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PAC E T W O T H E JÜC3.SAJ J A T E C IT Y JO U R N A L, N YSSA , OREGON T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL 15, 1948 church. P ills as a delegate oi a week-end trip to Salt Lake City trict Is Nyssa Community Park second Sunday of each month; Bible study and Sunday school a t ' W e are planning a street meet evening prayer at 4 p. m. on first, 10 a.m. and Recreation District and the r& .A . group to the state last week. Mrs. Julia G am er, mo- ing Saturday night. third and fourth Sundays. Worship at 11 a.m. I ________ convention. I ther of V em and Delbert Gam er, boundaries o f said proposed dis Sunday school at 10:30 a. m. Junior evangelistic service at Carol Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ada Snyder left Monday t returned to Nyssa Monday for a trict are as follows: jp.m. Mrs. Floyd Young, was out of by bus for Idaho. She plans on vlsit M ls, oa rn er lelt this Sunday, Beginning _______ -- at - a _____ point where the school all week, suffering from a visiting ner three daughters and f Jr Emmett, Idaho to visit her k i l l section line running east and THE M ETHODIST C O M M UN ITY Evangelistic service at 8 p.m. steam bum. i their families. other two sons True and Dewey | west through Section 33, Town- CHURCH Tuesday at 8 p.m., prayer meet Mrs Fred Stevens was hostess' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Briggs of Garner and their families |ah*p 18, S „ Range 47 E.W.M., in- Rev. H. J. Gernliardt, Pastor ing. Thursday afternoon to the Pleasant Baker are living at the Charlie 'and Mrs A R Herring and ,ersects Bhe west bank of the Snake Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Hour club. Fifteen members were Schweizer farm, and helping with , hiMren o f Nyssa moved into the R iver. thence running due west on TH E CHURCH OF THE Worship and sermon, 11 a.m. present. Many members made plans j the work. house on E J Hobson’s farm the half section line through Sec- By Mr. E. O . Pedersen to attend the meeting of the as- Mr. and Mrs Eric Jervlk o f Ev- lhis week ; lions 33 • 32 and 31, Twshp. 18 S„ "T h e Unrecognized Friend” . NAZAKEN E sociated clubs at Ontario Refresh- I anstan, Wyoming spent several days A t:>y was horn to Mrs Harold Ran« e 47 E.W.M. and on half sec- Intermediate fellowship, 7 p.m. 10 a.m., Sunday school. menU of pie ala mode and coffee visiting friends, form erly known in , R-xjkstool a t tlie Brittingham Nurs- tlon line through Section 36, Town- Dear Mr. Pedersen: Youth fellowship, 7 p.m. 11 a.m.. Morning worship service, were served. Mrs. Chet Corfield will Norway. Mr. and Mrs. Jervik were , U1„ home in Ontario T h e boy shiP 18 S., Range 46 to the west- Young adult fellowship, 7 p.m. which will Include congregation I believe I have become hard-of- be the next hostess. | overnight guests at the Andrew ,n f;„,r „ „ „ J , e m boundary line of Section36, Evening service, 8 p.m. "T h e R e and special singing, and sermon. W I weighed 10 pounds, four ounces hearing and I ’m quite distressed Mr. and Mrs. Casmier Ratazeyk I Ekanger home Thursday night, Mr and Mrs Harold Peterson Township 19 S., Range 46 E.W.M. sults o f Righteousness” . | Subject, "Nothing in His Hand” . that such an uncommon thing Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rataezyk, and afternoon guests at the Andrew of Idaho Falls were week-end southerly along the west boundary Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 8 7:15 p.m., Young people, teen should happen to me. And yet, if I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rataezyk at- Titland heme, Friday overnight of M r and Mrs o la f p..,. line o f Section 36, Township 18 S.,| p.m. age and junior services. am hard-of-hearing, it has shown ><-d the monthly meeting of the guests o f Mr. and Mrs. O laf Fyl- ]ln„ ness Range 45 to the north boundary 8 -pm . Evangelistic service, zone itself In some odd ways. F or In SplilnX club in Caldwell Sunday, lingness, and Saturday visitors at ¡^ r and Mrs Kenneth Lorensen line o f Section 2, Township 19 S „ AS SE M B LY O F GOD rally at Homedale. stance, I hear women’s voices bet The men’s cake contest was the the J hn G rottvelt home in Nyssa who made a business trip to Ne Range 4« E.W.M.; thence westerly Sterl D. Splesz, Pastor 8 p.m., Friday we will have our ter than men’s. A t the same time, feature of the day^Pn zes awarded They have toured tnrough aU of braska retumed thls Week-end on said north line of Section 2; Interesting and faith inspiring annual church meeting at the surprisingly enough, m y hearing were as follows Charles H ill of California north to Portland, and Mrs. Elver Nielsen was a guest at Township 19 S., Range 46 E.W.M.; seems to function more efficiently Boise, prize for the most beautiful are returning to Wyoming, to the west line of said Section 2; a bridal shower given at Mrs. V er In noisy rooms than in quiet ones! cake, and Frank Rataezyk, second; Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Robb. Mr. thence southerly on the west line prize for the best tasting cake, and Mrs. Doc Pullen, and Mr. and non Chadwick’s home last Thuis o f said section 2 to the half sec 1 Y o u r« truly, Casmier Rataezyk, and second, Mrs. Charles Bradley were Sunday day evening in honor of Mrs. K en tion line of Section 3, Township 19 Harry Rataezyk. About 40 were dinner guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Otto neth Chard. A.F. Cash Turner has purchased a 5., Range 46 E W.M ; thence west present for the contest and dinner. W olfe at Nampa. erly along the half section line to Mr. and Mrs. Vern G am er m ad e j t w ° ' d o o r f'hevroled Wayne Robb left Wedesday for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newgen the western boundary of said Sec of Madras were Sunday guests of tion 3, Township 19 S., Range 46; j Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen. A fte r thence southerly along the western noon callers were Mr, and Mrs. Dee boundary line of said Section 3 and Hillts and Manon Hillis and child Section 10 to the northeast com er of Section 16, Township 19 S., ren, all of Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Warren and Range 46; thence westerly along r'aughter, Carolyn of Madras were the section lines to the northeast overnight guests at the Hudson com er o f Section 18, Township 19 Robb heme Last week. Pete Wilson 5., Range 45; thence southerly al and Claud Wilson and fam ily call ong the section line to the Town ed in the evening to see the vis ship line between Townships 19 and itors, who are former residents 20: thenpe westerly along said township line to the northwest o f the valley. Dear A.F.: M ary and Hank Kollen of Madras om er o f Section 6, Township 20 were visitors at the Ira Price home S„ Range 45; thence southerly al- First of all, deafness Is not un- fist Saturday, and overnight guests >ng the range line between rang [ common; official surveys estimate at the heme of their sister, Mrs. es 44 E.W.M. and 45 E.W.M. to the that approximately 10 million peo northwest com er of Section 6, Leo Chard. ple suffer from a loss o f hearing! Township 21 S.. Range 45. E.W M. I t ’s impossible to analyze a per thence easterly along the township Le gal Advert isi ng sonal condition from a letter but 'ine between townships 20 S and the symptoms you outline are IN Tilt: C O U N T Y C O UN T OF 21 S., to the Snake river; thence recognizable. M any people have TIIE STATE OF OREGON FOR northeasterly along the west bank hearing deficiencies in the lower of Snake River to the point of be THE C O U N T Y OF M ALHEUR registers. Thus they hear women's ginning. NOTICE OF ELECTION voices— high register voices— with T h e ballots to be used at said In the M atter o f the Formation of less difficulty than they do men’s. Nyssa Community Park and Re election shall contain the words Hearing better in noisy rooms ” 1 vote in favor of the creation of is not an unusual symptom; creation District creation District. Yes” rather, it is an encouraging one. Notice is hereby given that upon I t indicates that a deafened person the petition o f Wilbur W. Foster Nyssa Community Park and Re- ind “ I vote in favor of the crea has good bone conduction. You see, end more than 25% of the resi SANITARY . . . CONVENIENT . . . SECURE certain bones are sensitive to dent freeholders o f certain lands tion o f Nyssa Community Park and N o” . sounds and help conduct them to the boundaries o f which are here Recreation District. Mothers delight in this new, $o-easy-to-operate, folding the brain. From what you have inafter more particularly set forth, The voters shall place a cross (X> trainer seat. Made of practically indestructible modern written there is a good possibility pi’:,posing the organization of a between the word "District” and that you have excellent bone con plastic, it's sanitary and safe — provides complete comfort Park and Recreation District, pur the word “ Yes’ or between the word duction. I f so, the correction called and the word “ No” , suant to the provisions of Chapter "D istrict” — instills confidence in baby. Attaches permanently onto for Is of a simple type and rem 327, Oregon Law, 1941, duly filed whichever indicates their choice. the back bar of the toilet seat. Automatically folded, lifted edied hearing can be brought with the County Clerk, and after a The ballots shall also contain the up and put out of the way. Will not interfere with use of about quickly, easily. hearing on said petition and no names o f the persons nominated adult toilet seat. It's Up-See-Daisy for your baby. Complete person having appeared in opposi- as candidates for the offices of C. Barrett, Jr., will answer any with safety belt rf» jw s s f w tlicreta or having objected to the D irector-at-Large and shall also and all questions pertaining to boundaries of such district as pro contain a blank line thereon for LOW PRICED ^ » > .« 7 0 hearing. W rite to 361 Sonna Bldg., posed or having requested the in the voters to write in the name of Boise. Idaho. clusion of any lands therein, and any candidate voted for as such NO W you can have a hearing uiKin the order o f the County Court Director-at-Large. aid and radio all in one. Come to A t the next regular meeting of ,f Malheur County, Oregon, duly •l*rices shown * r « for d rli** the Hearing Clinic TU E SD AY, A p made and entered in Its Journal, the County Court following such rrv in your kitchen with ril 13, at the O W YH E E HOTEL, the County Court has called and election the Court will proceed to five-year protection plan. NYSSA, 19:9« A.M. to 5:00 P.M. there will be held, within the boun canvass the votes cast and will State anti local tasea extra. . or phone for evening appointment. daries of the proposed district, an enter an order declaring the result Price# and e|>ecificationa ! AC O USTICO N — Pederson Co. of the election and i f a m ajority election upon the question o f wheth subject to change without 361 Sonna Bldg.— Boise, Ideho of the votes cast at such election er or not such district shall be not it«. shall be In favor o f the creation organized. Such election will be held at the of the Nyssa Community Park and Grade School building In the City Recreation District the Court shall of Nyssa, In said proposed dis make and cause to be entered into trict on* the 26th day o f May, 1948 the journal of said Court an order between the hours o f 8:00 o ’clock that a park and recreation district, Ir the morning end 5:00 o'clock in of the name and with the bound aries stated in the order calling the afternoon o f said day. A NEW 40-POUND FROZEN FOOD CHEST! At said election only resident aid election, lias been duly es freeholders within the proposed tablished. O Spacious General Storage Compartment . . . plenty of shelf district, as shown by the test Coun By order of the County Court, M al tv as-essment, shall be entitled to heur County, Oregon, dated April space! l 1948. vote. • I,arge Crisper Drawer . . . 12 qts. total capacity! H. S. Saekett At said election there shall be County Clerk • Magic Shelf—adjustable for bulky food storage! elected three Dlrectors-at-Large, whose terms shall expire in one. First pub. April 15, 1948. • Cold-Ban Door Trim —clean, smooth . . . no visible screw- two and three years, respectively, Last pub. May 13, 1948. heads! from the first Tuesday in January • Trigger-action door latch . . . positive dosing! next succeeding their election, and whose respective terms shall be • Kelvinator’s famous Polarsphcre mechanism . . . perma decided by lot. nently lubricated . . . trouble-free |ierfnrmanee! Nominations for three <3> Dir- • And many otlwr wonderful features! ec tors -a t- La rye shall be made by petition, signed by not less than CHRISTIAN CHURCH ten (10* qualified resident free 5th and Enins Sts. holders within said proposed dis George Whipple, Pastor trict which nominating petition Bible school, 10 am . shall be filed with the County Morning worship. 11 am . Sermon i f Good farm buildings mean BETTER Clerk. Malheur County. Oregon, topic. T h e Test o f Christian Faith". at least fifteen <15> days prior to PROFITS! One w ay to be SURE of good Evening services, 8 pm . the date of said election. TJ7.T. Christian Endeavor group The name of the proposed dls- buildings is to consult us before planning meets Thursday night in the home o f one o f the members. High school any structure. age. Mid-week services at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Strickland, in ★ At your Boise Payette yard is a big Sunset vallev, Thursday night, A p ril I#. M A N Y FARM NEEDS 4-SQUARE FARM BUILDING PLAN b 6 0 K SUNSET GIRL IS Klam ath BURNED BY STEAM he lo" al Advice to the Hard-of-Hearing N ew ! 7’r?A W E K it's refrigerated from 7VP-70-'50nOAj Plastic! More Space for Everything! /T\ Went Inlermountain Furniture Company Church Notes Eder Hardware Company There Is No Necessity O f Driving A Car In Need O f Repairs _J L.D.S. CHURCH First Ward Sunday, 9 a.m., Sunday school. Sunday, 10:30 am ., Priesthood meeting, Sunday, 6:30 p.m„ sacrament or fast meeting. Tuesday, 2 p.m.. R elief society meeting. Tuesday, 4 pm., Prim ary meet- Tuesday, 7 30 pm., Oeneologi- ing. cal training class. Thursday, 7 30 pm., Mutual Im provement aiaoclatkai meeting. Sunday. 5:30 pan., ward welfare meeting. (First and third Sundays) Are Easier to GET . . . at Boise Payette! 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