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THE N YSSA G ATE C ITY JOURNAL, N YSSA, OREGON. T H U R S D A Y , w L SLEEPY SLOPE NEWS MUCH HOSPITAL PROGRESS MADE Mrs. L. W. Deirking was called to Atliaiice, Nebraska Friday evening Many members, associate meni- because of the death of her brother. oers and interested persons have Mrs. B. R. Kloepper and daugh been visiting the Malheur Mem ter. Sondra of Homedale were Sun orial hospital that is now under construction on Alberta avenue. day dinner guests at the O. L. Ash Leslie W. Stoker contractor, stated craft home. that everyone is invited to inspect Buck Robinson of Hotnedale is the hospital to see the progress working on Sleepy Slope for a few that is .temi made and in that way learn how the money is being days. spent. Cecil McCormick the new home- The question has been asked why steader, on the slope, finished bum - there is no floor in the west wing, ing the sage brush on his farm. Mr. Stoker is holding up the work R e also planted about an acre of on this floor because the plumbing melons and hot capped all of it. I and heating contractor's employees Charlie Mayberry has returned are on strike and he has to lay from Nampa to water his crops. j pipes under the floor before it can E E. Eastman has been sick but be completed. This floor will have is recovering. a concrete base with ceramic tile covering. ^ i e reason this floor is I different from the rest is because it is the surgical wing and the flooring has to be constructed in this manner so the entire wing will be grounded. Due to the inflam maoility o f anesthesia, every pre caution has to be taken against explosions. Mr. Stoker believed at first that the hospital would be completed June 1, but due to tne fact that the plumbing and heat ing work has been delayed, it will not be completed until July 1. but as soon as the strike is settled, work will resume at full speed. The electrical contractor has uc compUshed much in the last few weeks. The air conditioning system is going in rapidly. It is set up in such a way, that fresh air will be circulated through the hospital at all times. It will be heated or NATIONAL EAUTYREST WJ> We remove the blindfold from mattress buying! ★ Special “ X-Ray” display leU you see exactly what’s under the mattress cover — removes all the guesswork— mighty important when it means so much to your health and comfort! , , ................. i cooled> »ccoldir,K to the season, to stored for sale at retail, in certain tne correct temperature. portions of Zone 3. which relates Much mill work is being done on the -Business District." tiie site, which will be filled Into i NOTICE 13 A L 30 HEREBY the walls, making an even w all.! G IV E N that at a regular meeting Tue boiler had to 'be made to order duly convened on the 12 th day of and lias been delayed for « “ V® i April, 1946. the City Council, on tune, but snould oe here within 10 ill own motion, resolved to amend days. When it Is installed the rest the second paragraph of Section 7 of the wall can be completed and of Ordinance No. 299, as amended, uhe remainder of the roof con which reads as follows: structed. "The construction, erection, oper- Tne corridors will be sound aUon and maintenance of any proof, as well as the nursery, Che additional garages and or filling delivery and labor rooms, so that stations where gasoline, distillate footsteps and all other sounds will and oils are kept and stored for be deadened. Consequently, Che sale at retail will be prohibited patients in the hospital will not in that portion of Zone 3, Bus oe disturtied. iness District, within the follow ing boundaries, to-wlt: Between Takes Job In Japan— the center line of Good Avenue From Tokyo comes word that and the center line of Bower Raymond A. Hashitam, son of Mr. Avenue and between the center and Mrs. H. K. Hashitanl of Nyssa, line o f First Street and the has accepttd appointment as price center line of the State High control official in the economic ways leading toward Adrian and section of the eighth army at Ontario, Oregon, respectively." Urawa. Japan. Hasnitani went to so as to revise the prohibition Japan as food specialist of the U. against the construction, erection, S. stategic bombing survey In O ct operation and maintenance of any ober, 19*5, and then was assigned additional garages where gasoline, to the food branch of the price distillate and oils are kept and control and rationing division. stored for sale at retail within the above described portion of Zone 3, Here From Grants Pass— Business District. Mr. and iMrs. Frank Schulawohl, All persons and owners of prop Jersey breeders of Grants Pass, erties affected by or interested in were guests at the home of Mr. the said proposed amendment of and Mrs. Charley Grider Thursday. said Section 7 of Ordinance No. On Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. 299, as amended, who have object Grider attended a meeting of the ions to the same shall present Jersey breeders from western Idaho their written objections and pro and Malheur county at New Plym tests to the City Recorder of the outh meeting. Leaves Hospital— Mrs. Harric: Harris of Nyssa re turned home Wednesday from the Holy Rosary 'hospital, where she received medical treatment. BUILDING PERMITS Desmond J o n e s , construction. Third street, lot 9. block 71. Green addition. $11000. two-story, 23 x 28. H. H. Kingrey, construction, gar age, 22 x 24. concrete block. No. First street, block 633, Green addit ion. $500. ' LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO HEAR PRO TESTS AND OBJECTIONS REL ATIVE THE AMENDMENT OF ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 299 NOTICE IS HEREBY GTVEN that on the 10th day of May, 1949, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P. M., the City Council of the City of Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon, at Its regular meeting thereof, to be held at the Council Chamber, at City Hall, Nyssa, Oregon, will meet and hold a public hearing to hear and consider abjections and pro tests, if any, to the proposed action of the City Council to amend Sec tion 7 of Ordinance No. 299, as amended, insofar as It prohibits the construction, erection, oper ation and maintenance of any additional garages where gasoline, distillate and oils are kept and 1940 International ton Truck. 1940 Buick 4 D. Sedan. 1948 Willyi Jeep. 1940 Chevrolet Coupe. * 5 O so W W MATCI MATCHING BOX SPRING-SAM E PRICE Be mighty “ choosy” when you buy a mattress. After all, you sleep on it one-third of your life — and a good mattress is mighty important to your every day health. Beautyrest is our recommendation. By all odds it’s the best — and we’ve seen many mattresses in our time. Come in during this special Beautyrest showing. We’d like to tell you more about its 837 separate coils . . . how they work . . . and compare them with the ordinary mattress coils. There’s a big difference. Immediate delivery NOfFl Deferred payments easily arranged- Alva Watts Phone 74 Parma or 144J Nyssa PAGE City of Nyssa, Oregon or shall ap pear in person and be heard at said meeting of the City Council on the 10th day of May, 1949, at the hour of 8:00 o’clock, P. M. This notice Is given pursuant to the provisions of Ordinance No. 299 govern.ug the procedure to be followed in amending said ordin ance and as by law required. i*jd> E. K. BURTON City Recorder of Nyssa, Oregon 1949 PATTERNS NOW IN STOCK OSTROM BROS. APPLIANCE CO. 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PRUYN LEGAL ADVERTISING IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUINTY OF MALHEUR In the Matter of the Estate ol EDWARD J. BURROUGH Deceas ed, also known as E. J. Burrough Notice Of Final Account NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, Andrew J. Swan, Executor ol the estate of Edward J. Burrough, Deceased, has filed his Final Account as said Executor in the County Court of Malheur County, Oregon, and that said Court has appointed Tuesday, the 31st day of May, 1949, at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, for the hearing of objections to said Final Account and the settle ment thereof. NOW, THEREFORE, all persons interested in the estate of Edward J. Burrough, Deceased, are noti fied and required to appear at the County Court Room in the Court House at Vale, Malheur County, Oregon, at said time, to then and there Show cause, if any there be, why said Account should not be settled, allowed and approved and said estate distributed and said Executor discharged. Dated and first published April 28, 1949. Date of last publication, May 26, 1949. ANDREW J. SWAN Executor of the Estate of Edward J. Burrough, Deceased Harold Henigson Attorney for Executor APRIL 28, NYSSA BRANCH FIRST N A T IO N A L B A N K OF P O R T L A N D .
