Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, November 05, 1959, Page 11, Image 11

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1959
1
Gallup Poll Shows
particularly
People Want to Know ; more
follows, to-wit:
Personal
described as 2
SAVE—Buy Grade A raw, state
Ever since Frederic Wakeman
All of Oregon Street between
inspected milk. 65c gallon at
zeroed in with “The Hucksters,” the north line of Locust Ave­
ranch, 75c gallon delivered or
the advertising world has been nue and the south line of Ches­
at stores. Call FIFE HOME
subjected to a rolling barrage of nut Avenue in the City of Nys­
DAIRY, FR 2-2540, Nyssa.
criticism which raked over every­ sa, Malheur County, Oregon.
14-tie
thing from the sincerity of the
All that portion of Beech Ave­ ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS —
ads themselves to the personal nue between the west line of
Meets each Thursday night at
habits of the men who write them. 3rd Street and the east line of
8:30 p.m. in Ontario. Write
But what does the public really 7th Street, in the City of Nyssa,
P.O. Box 361, Ontario, or phone
thing of advertising?
Malheur County, Oregon.
TU
9-6724
26-tfc.
One answer came this week
All that portion of Elm Ave­
from none other than pollster nue between the west line of
Help Wanted
George Gallup, who has just 3rd Street and the east line of
finished his first sounding of U.S. 5th Street and between the west MARRIED MAN—Stock feeding,
opinions about advertising (at the I line of 6th Street and the east
ranch work in interior. Phone
behest of Redbook Magazine). The line of 7th Street, in the City of
TU 9-6095 (mornings). 43-2tp
public, Gallup found, is solidly in Nyssa, Malheur County, Ore­
CLEANING LADY — Two morn­
the adman’s camp. Seventy-five gon.
ings weekly. Transportation one
per cent like advertising and 65
All those certain alleys run­
way. Phone TU 9-6095. 43-2tp
per cent say life would be “more ning North and South through
difficult” if ads should suddenly Blocks 46 and 48 of Park Ad­
Work Wanted
disappear. And if iacad with the dition to the City of Nyssa, Mal­ 4
choice between advertised or un­ heur County, Oregon.
CUSTOM BUTCHERING — Beef,
advertised products wtiieh cost
Reserving at all times in and
pork and sheep. Complete pro­
the same, 76 per cent voted for to the City of Nyssa an ease­
cessing. Get the best at Fisch­
advertised products.
ment and right-of-way over,
er’s Locker Service. Phone FR
Gallup also discovered that, across and under said above
2-3093. Residence, FR 2-3393.
contrary to a pet theory of the described streets and alleys, for
46-tfc
anti-huckster forces, Americans in the purpose of installing, main­
the top economic, social, and edu­ taining, replacing and otherwise HEMSTITCHING — Phone FR 2-
3233 before 10 a.m. 519 North
cational brackets hold the highest operating sewers and any or all
opinions of advertising. His find­ public utilities or city facili­
4th. Mary G. Wood.
9tfc
ings: Seventy-five per c-nt of ties;
professional and business people,
Notice is hereby further given
77 per cent of upper and middle that said City Council has fixed
REAL ESTATE
classes, and 78 per cent of the the 10th day of November, 1959,
high-school graduates voted for at the hour of 8:00 o’clock P.M. LISTINGS WANTED ON FARMS
AND HOMES
advertising.
I of said day at the Council Cham­
FARMS
And as a clincher for the adman bers at the City Hall of NysSa,
who may need more reassurance: Malheur County, Oregon, as the DAIRYING AT ITS BEST—
This good 108-acre farm will
Eighty-one per cent of the sample date, time and place for hearing
support a large dairy herd and
(1,600 personsacross the U. S.) and considering said Resolution
give a family well above aver­
felt as Gallup (an old Madison and any objections to and protests
age income and security Mod­
Avenue man himself who still against the vacation of said above
ern 2-bedroom home, and labor
gets an important part of his described streets and alleys, and
revenues from the ad business) for determining whether the pub­
saving modern barn. $32,000,
put it, that “advertising helps lic interest will be prejudiced by
$6,000 down, balance like rent.
keep the country prosperous be­ the vacation of the same and for 158 ACRES—LEVEL LAND!
cause it creates sales.”
the determination of such other
Nearly all good row crop. Ideal
—Newsweek, Oct. 26. matters relative thereto, as are
for a combination cattle feeding
required by law to be passed up­
and farming operation. $90,000.
MRS. PARRA HOSTESS -
on and determined by said City
Reasonable terms.
TO SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS Council.
Mr. Parrill’s sixth grade Span­
All property owners and other 160—LEVEL BENCH LAND—
Price is reduced $12,500 here.
ish club members were guests at persons affected by said vacations
Fine for potatoes and general
the home of Mrs. Frank Parra for and desiring to object to said va­
farming. Two homes. $62,500.
a Spanish meal, October 29. A cations shall present their objec­
short business meeting followed tions to the City Council and/or
$12,000 down.
the dinner.
the City Recorder of the City of 360 ACRES, NAMPA AREA—
Steven Morez, reporter.
Nyssa as by law required.
145 acres fine row crop land.
200 more to be put in. All pump
This notice ,s given pursuant to
• LEGAL NOTICE
irrigated. $105,000, $32,500 down
Resolution No. 225 of the City of
or can sell 200 separately at
Nyssa and the laws of the State
$30,000, $5,000 down.
NOTICE OF VACATION
of Oregon in such cases made and
OF ALLEY
About 60 others to choose from.
provided.
Notice is hereby given that on
Dated at Nyssa, Oregon, this
'
HOMES
the 8th day of September, 1959 6th day of October, 1959.
NEAT
1-BEDROOM
HOME!
the City Council of the City of
A. H. Colby
Very well kept home and yard
Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon,
City Recorder
with extra cabin in rear. Ideal
First Publication, October 8,
at a regular session, adopted a
for couple or single person.
1959.
Resolution instituting proceedings
$3500. Worth more.
Last Publication, November 5,
to vacate certain streets and al­
1959
GOING AT A DISCOUNT—
leys in the City of Nyssa. Oregon
This neat 2-bedroom home was
traded in on a new home, and
FROZEN
is for sale at much less than the
GAU TODAY FOR A
former owner paid. Excellent
SEMEN
location, paved street, sewer,
The A.B S. way you
good neighborhood. $6,000, $1,-
may
select
from
Hol
­
BWIOQfftS
500 down, $48 per month.
stein, Jersey, Guern­
navio
sey, Brown Swiss, NEW 2-BEDROOM HOME—
KMONSTIATNM ON TOUS FAIN
Ayreshire, and Milking Shorthorn
Lived in only a few months.
proved sires.
Large living and dining room
Worlds of storage in this full
also
basement home. $13,700, FHA
Charoláis, Hereford and
PALMER
terms.
Angus
LIST
WITH US—
BROTHERS
For Service Call
We are in need of homes in all
price ranges!
RAY BOWNS
Ontario TU 9-5227
Nyssa
KEN POND
REALTOR- NEW HOMES
16 North 3rd
Dial FR 2-2915
CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FAST,
EFFICIENT, ECONOMICAL
A-l USED CARS
OWNER TRANSFERRED—Must
make quick sale! Three bed­
rooms, two baths, utility room,
shop, spacious living room, car­
peted, with extra family room
and double fireplace. FHA fi­
nanced with low down pay­
ment. Don’t drive by; i stop,
look and offer. 602 North < 4 th.
NYSSA INSURANCE AGENCY
105 Main St.
97 ACRES—Irrigate easily. Close in, Oregon side on oiled road.
Spacious 6-room modem home, barns, etc. $48.000.
144 ACRES_ One-way slope. Four-bedroom, modem home and
small tenant home Stock and row crop ranch
9-UNIT MOTEL with living quarters. Or will trade for other
property. $35,000. Everything goes.
2- BEDROOM MODERN HOME—Stucco, H basement. Garage.
Recently redecorated $10,500. Terms and $65 per month
3- BEDROOM FRAME HOME—H basement Easy terms. Close
c to proposed swimming pool. A real value. $6,500.
To Buy or Sell... See Cal or Mel!
BENEFICIAL LIFE INSURANCE
Real Estate — Loan’S —'Insurance
MEL BECK, Realtor
214 North Main
#
Phone FR 2-2033
References. Mrs. Roger Tucker.
Phone FR 2-2632.
41tfc.
SEWING WANTED — Coats re.
lined. Mrs. Clyde Bowers. Dial
FR 2-2406.
38-tfc
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43-4tp
ROUND COFFEE TABLE — For­
mica top, wrought iron legs.
Carole Wilson. FR 2 3351.
43-tie
KITCHEN TABLE with one leaf.
Four chairs. Light colored hard­
PIANO LESSONS — For begin­
wood. Phone FR 2-3186. 43-ltc
ners by advanced student, ex-!
penenced in teaching. $1.00 per 19
Wanted to Buy
lesson. Bob Pond. Phone FR
2-3168.
40-tfc HIGHESTPRICES paid for
slaughter horses. Clyde Smith.
7
Real Estate For Sale
Phone TU 9-8666, Ontario.
Across from the-Ontario Sales
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—4
Yard.
23tfc
bedroom house, *4 basement,
hardwood floors, garage, new USED DOG HOUSE—Call FR 2-
oil furnace, large landscaped
2233
43-tfc
lawn, well located in Nyssa.
USED
G.
E.
electric
range.
Ex­
Phone FR 2-2815
40-tfc.
cellent condition. At Ideal Gas
and Appliance Co.
30tfc
12
For Rent
FIVE-ROOM modern house 10 CEMENT GRAVEL. Call FR 2-
3993.
3-tfc
miles southwest of Nyssa. Call
FR 2-2412.
35tfc
Livestock for Sale
HOLSTEIN BULLS, ready for
service. Bill Grasmick. Ph.
GIRL’S SIZE 12 coats, sweaters,
dresses, skirts. Boy’s suit, jack­
OR 4-2071, Nyssa.
33-tfc
et, size 16. Like new. Not worn
in Nyssa. Inquire at Gate City
WANTED
Journal.
43-2tp
Dead Animals
Removed Free.
COMFORT COVER for John
Deere “A” tractor. Like new
Ph Payette MI 2-2591
Delbert Peterson. FR 2-2708.
Idaho Animal Products Co.
44-3tc
18 Miscellaneous for Sale
21
FOR SALE
BLUFFVIEW ARTIFICIAL
GOOD TWO-BEDROOM HOME
INSEMINATION SERVICE
Close to schools. Only $5,850.
Jersey—Guernsey—Holstein
Reasonable down payment. $50
Milking Shorthorn—Brown Swiss
per month.
LENNIE P. AHNSTEDT
INCOME PROPERTIES
Technician
TWO DUPLEXES—In excellent
condition. Garages for each
Ph. CR 8-3231 or CR 8-3241
unit. Best location. Total in­
New Plymouth, Idaho
I
come $190.00 per month, $16,-
!
850. FHA terms.
FOR SALE
SMALL 2-BEDROOM HOUSE —
LARGE 3-BEDROOM HOME —
Completely furnished, $3500.00.
Paved street. $9,500.
Easy terms!
PART TIME FARM—40 ACRES.
Bernard Eastman
22 irrigated, hay and pasture.
Real Estate—Insurance
Two bedroom home, garage and
Phone FR 2-2643
barn. Four miles northwest of 315 Main
Nyssa
MARTIN'S REALTY
40-ACRE FARM—
In Nyssa area, to trade for mod­ 42 S W. 1st Ave., Moore Hotel
Ontario, Oregon
erately priced Nyssa home.
Phone TUcker 9-8587
ROW CROP—
FOR SALE—NEW HOME
229 acres. 146 acres cultivated.
in F ruitland .
Cheap water. Two houses. $95,- Has 3 bedrooms, completely
000.
modern with natural gas forced
DWELLING BUILDING for sale, air furnace, city sewer and wat­
across from city hall.
er, attached carport with out­
TWO-BEDROOM HOME Garage, side storage. Kitchen, utility
fenced yard, paved street. $8,- and dinette combination, large
500.00
living room with hardwood
TWO-BEDROOM HOME — Base­ floors in living room and all
ment, corner of 7th and Ennis. bedrooms and hallway. Bath
tub and shower. Located in new
$6,500.
addition to Fruitland and two
FARM LOANS
blocks to grade school and three
BOB THOMPSON AGENCY
blocks to high school. FHA ap­
Dial FR 2-3355
praisal on this house is $11,500.
Will sell for immediate sale for
☆
☆
$11,000, with $1050 cash down,
balance on 25-year FHA. Eve­
Read and Use
nings and Sundays, Call GLen-
dale 2-1497 or see Ray Martin
Gate City Journal
at 520 Iowa Ave. in Fruitland.
Classified Ads.
☆
☆
MARTIN'S REALTY
43-3tc
CHOICE RESIDENTIAL, FARM PROPERTIES
Town sedan. Radio, heater,
Fordomatic, 2-tone, Thun­
derbird engine. Excellent
condition.
NEW 3-BEDROOM HOME on Ad­
1954 Oldsmobile
"88"
$945
Four-door sedan. Hydra-
matic, radio, heater, white­
sidewalls, power brakes.
1958 Chevrolet ’/a-Ton
Picksp
$1595
4
------
Instruction
nan Blvd. 1296 sqt ft. plus
large garage. 1V4 baths, laun­
dry room, fireplace, patio, large
lot, FHA construction. Your
old home will make tne aown
payment. See Nyssa Lumber &
Hardware or Nyssa Insurance
Agency. After 6 p.m call F R 2-
3307 Ol FR 2-3463
4th, paved streets, garage, large
utility room, floor furnace, ex­
cellent location. $5,000.00 Own­
er will finance on liberal terms
Town sedan. Radio, heater,
Fordomatic, white-sidewall
SALE—
tires, excellent condition. FOR
Small 2-bedroom house on N
We Need Listings for Our Prospective
Buyers of Farms and Homes ...
LIST WITH MEL TO SELL!
"
4
Work Wanted
18 Miscellaneous for Sale
COMBINING—Self propelled ASHLEY WOOD HEATERS —
wind-rowing, stationary corn
Only $79.50 for large size. Heat
shelling and complete corn field
your home for as little as $4 00
shelling and drying service. Can
a month. Nyssa Furniture Co.
do complete job. Will have
Near railroad depot
42-tfc
markets for alfalfa, clover and
JOHN
’
S
BICYCLE
SHOP
—
Sales
corn. Don Lytle, Ph. FR 2-2690.
and service. Reconditioned bi­
35-tfc
cycles, all sizes. 310 S.E. 4th
CHILD CARE IN MY HOME—
St., Ontario. Phone TU 9-6250.
1957 Ford Fairlane
"500"
$1795
1955 Ford Fairlane
"500"
$1145
Ph. FR 2-2544
1
PAGE ELEVEN
118-in. wheelbase. Fresh­
air heater, nylon tires with
mud and snow on rear. Ex­
cellent condition.
SWAGER FORD
314 Main Street
Phone FR 2-2288
Nyssa, Oregon
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY —
Completely modern home. One
large bedroom on main floor
with double bisement bed­
room, laundry, d.ning room and
double car port Excellent con­
dition, located at 207 South 4th
Priced to sell at $11,500.00.
TWO BEDROOM home on North
Eighth street Large rooms, at­
tached garage, nice large cor­
ner lot. $7,500, financed by
State Vet’s loan
12 ACRES with nice small home,
modem with good well. A good
acreage about 2 miles out on
Idaho side. $9,500.00.
40 ACRES GOOD SOIU-4 miles
NW Nyssa. Large loafing shed,
outbuildings, good well. $10,-
000 Easy terms.
4 ACRES — North of Nyssa on
paved road Has old Owyhee
water right. An excellent build­
ing site. $4,000.00
FOR RENT
SMALL 2-BEDROOM HOUSE—
On North Fifth. $39.00.
NYSSA INSURANCE AGENCY
105 Main St.
Ph. FR 2-2544
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