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HO USES FOR SALÉ
TWO HOUSES
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447 N. E. Monroe -5 0 X 1 0 0
lot - $10,500.00 - 1500.00 Dn. - Both houses are
in good condition.
1007 N. E. KNOT! - Lovely modern corner home
with two large bedrooms, living room, dining room,
and bath on main floor. Floored upstairs for ex
pansion. A REAL BUY AT $16,900.00 - Call Mrs.
Barnett - AT 8-4671
2744 N. E. 16th - -
nace - $15,000.00 -
4 bedroom house - gas fur
FHA $14,000.00
933 N. E. KNOTT - - 3 bedroom colonial - large
kitchen - sun room - hardwood floors - fireplace -
double plumbing - automatic heat - EXCELLENT
CONDITION - A STEAL! $13,500.00 - Call Mrs.
Barnett - AT 8-4671
5752 N. E. MALLORY
— 2 bedrooms - house
furnished - including: deepfreeze - ironer - wash
ing machine - electric stove - etc.
J.J. WALKER
REALTOR
4950 N.E. Union Ave.
Mark A. (Buck) Grayson
has filed for reelection as
Public Utilit ies Com
m issioner of Portland.
Since taking o ffice as one
of the C ity’ s fiv e Council
members in 1959, Grayson
has headed the Department
of Public U tilities. Included
in his jurisdiction is the
Bureau of Water Works.
“ Our water system has
been vastly improved in the
last few y ea rs,’ ’ Grayson
said in announcing his in
tention of seeking reelection,
“ but there are still goals to
be reached. Planning fo r the
maximum utilization in our
c ity ’ s great watershed to
care for a growing area is
one of my fundamental ob
je c tiv e s .’ ’
Grayson was the Adm inis
trative Assistant to Finance
Com m issioner Ormond R.
Bean for 10 years prior to
his present assignment.
A veteran of World War
11 and the Korean conflict,
Grayson is a commander in
the Naval Reserve.
He was born in Portland,
attended Ockley Green Grade
and Jefferson High Schools,
and at Oregon State U niver
sity won the Mountain States
Power Award for having ex
celled b o t h scholastically
and athletically throughout
his schooling.
He fo rm erly was a part
ner with his brother, Bobby,
in the White Rock Bottling
Company of Oregon, which
they founded. E a rlier, he was
an executive of the Union Oil
Company.
Long i n t e r e s t e d in am
ateur athletics, Grayson is
a past president of the O re
gon Amateur Athletic Union
an d
helped organize the
L ittle
League b a s e b a l l
movement in Portland. He is
54. His w ife is the form er
Betty
Evans,
a w orld’ s
champion softball star of the
post-war period.
4 bd. rms. full cmt. bsmt.
50 X 105 lot - oil pipe furn.
4922 N. Vancouver Ave.
1 car gar. fire pi. 1 blk
from school & bus line.
HENRY F. ENGLISH
Realtor
3814 S.E. 50th Ave.
PR 5-6725
PR 4-8801
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