Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, April 14, 1960, Page 7, Image 7

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THURSDAY, APRIL M. 19*0
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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NWSA. QREGON
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PAGE SEVEN
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Renting
Selling
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Services
ÈHÉbiÉ
For Best Result
REAL ESTATE
CARD OF THANKS
Work Wanted
We want to thank our many
friends and neighbors for helping CUSTOM BUTCHERING — Bevi,
us, following our recent fire. Your ; pork and sheep Complete pro­
acts of kindness will never be for-, cessing. Get the best at Fisch­
gotten.
er’s Locker Service. Phone FR
—Mr. and Mrs. O’Dell Warr I 2-3093. Residence, FR 2-3393.
and family.
46-tfc
CARD OF THANKS
CHILD CARE IN MY HOME—
I wish to express my apprecia­
References. Mrs. Roger Tucker.
tion to my friends for the cards
Phene FR 2-283X
41tfc.
and beautiful flowers that were
TREE
and
SHRUB
SPRAYING
—
sent to me during my recent ill- i
Call FR 2-3090 or FR 2-3437.
ness and hospitalization.
Fangen Brothers Greenhouse.
—Emma A. Zwemke.
13-tfc
FOR RENT
Real Estate For Sale
LISTINGS WANTED ON FARMS
HOUSE FOR RENT- Call FR 2- SIX MODERN APARTMENTS—
AND HOMES
3093 or FR 2-3393
15-tfc
All furnished. For sale or trade.
FARMS
Ground floor. 526 West Main,
CHANCE TO TRADE—
FREE RENT on 60 acres—Also 3
Weiser, Idaho.
14-2tp
Party with set of machinery
acres pasture for rent near Nys­
sa. Phone Ontario, TU 9-6040. NEW THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE
wants to trade it in on home
13-tfc! —First class construction. Ready
in Nyssa.
for occupancy. 'Will take older
SEVERAL BUYERS
SLEEPING ROOM — See Dwight
or smaller house as down pay­
Now in the market for really
Smith, 317 South 3rd. Phone
ment Phone FR 2-3044. 10-tfc
good row crop farms. Now is
FR 2-2917.
12-tfc ‘
surely the time to list with ub .
THREE - BEDROOM home Full
An 80-acre farm er more with
ONE SLEEFING KOOM — One
basement, stoker heat. Good lo­
all level, deep row crop soil
block off Main street. Phone
cation $8500. Phone FR 2-3124.
will bring close to $1000 per
FR 2-213«.
12-tfc
14-4tp
acre!
80
ACRES
—
ft
mile
south,
Vt mile
P«KU1
TRADER’S SPECIAL!
Miscellaneous for Sale
Help Wanted
east of Parma-Nyssa junction.
40-acre farm in Black Canyon
Call before 12 noon. Esther
area. Better than average. Wil] ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — THREE GOOD USED VACUUM
Meets each Thursday night at
Doughty.
13-tfc ! LARGE L.P. GAS concern desir­
CLEANERS—Phone FR 2-3436.
take a home in Nyssa as down
ous of hiring experienced L.P.
8:30
p.m.
in
Ontario.
Write
j
15-ltc 130 ACRES—1ft miles northwest
payment.
gas personnel. Opportunities
P.O. Box 361, Ontario, or phone
ISO-HEAD COW RANCH—
unlimited for right individual.
of Cairo Junction. 30-acre beet
TU 9-6724
26-tfc. BABY CHICKS—Order tnem now
Unity area. 920 deeded, plus 82-
For information call John Klor,
allotment, 75 acres plowed. Lays
by calling TU 9-8282 or stop in
head permit A good cheep op­ SAVE — Buy Grade A raw, state
BU 5-2561, Portland, Ore.
good. House and labor house.
to see us 1 mile west of On­
12-tfc
eration that has always made
Open due to death of tenant.
inspected milk. 65c gallon at
tario on Hwy. 201. Thompson’s
money. >45,000. >18,000 down
Call Ontario TU 9-5654 after
ranch, 75c gallon delivered ar
Ontario Hatchery.
8-tic
5:30 p.m.
13-3tp TWO. NEW and USED CAR sales­
120-ACRE ESTATE—
at stores. Call FIFE HOME
men to sell Chevrolets, Ameri­
SMALL TRAILER HOUSE —
Will sell at >10,000 under ap- I DAIRY, FR 2-2M0, Nyw*.
TWO-BEDROOM house with at- I ca’s fastest selling automobile.
Practically
new
Security
Trav
­
praisal in order to close estate.
9-tfc
tached garage. On Locust Ave. j Monthly guarantee with excel­
eler. Reasonable. Phone FR 2-
120 acres, about 90 row crop,
lent commission plan. New
Call FR 2-3064.
14-tfc
2396. Vern Gamer.
15-2tc
balance pasture. Paid up water. NYSSA BANK DAYS—Win $50
demonstrator furnished. Exper­
first
prize,
$10
second
prize
or
>58,000. ft down.
FURNISHED APARTMENT—Up­
ience not absolutely essential;
$5 third prize Tuesday, April1 25 TO 30 TONS BALED ALFAL­
stairs, 3-room. Mrs. W W. Fos­
APPLE VALLEY ACREAGE—
we will train the right man. See
FA HAY—First cutting. R. D.
19,
at
3
p.m.
in
Nyssa.
Last
ter, comer of 9th and Bower.
12 acres, modern house Good
Johnnie Pierson at Nyssa Mo­
McKinley. FR 2-2529.
15-2tc
names
drawn
were
Wilbur
Phone
FR
2-2345.
14-ltc
pasture set-up. $10,500, one-
tors, Inc., at Nyssa, Ore. 15-4tc
Booth, route 2, Parma; George
third down.
Boodry, route 3, Parma, and
For Rent
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
HOMES
Warren Farmer, route 1, Nyssa.
TO A MAN
J-BEDROOM, Edge of Town—
Booth was present to win $50. UNFURNISHED HOUSE — Two TWO-TON, 4-WHEEL TRAILERS
bedrooms, garage, nice yard.
Carport with storage, 100-foot
15-ltc
Who
Seeks a Better
—Prices from >10 to $50 each.
$50. Located at 20 Park. In­
lot, sandy garden soil. Home!
Contact
Idaho
Canning
Co.
at
OPPORTUNITY!
quire at 101 Emison.
14-ltc
has n<w furnace $7,000. Terms
Payette, Idaho, or Nyssa, Ore­
MISCELLANEOUS
arranged.
gon. Phone FR 2-2271. ll-6tc PERMANENT, FULL TIME
MODERN HOUSE —Partly fur­
MONEY TO LOAN —For home
ONE TO START WITH—
POSITION
nished. Phone FR 2-2783.
repair. Call Nyssa Lumber and
Small 2-bedroom home. Bath,
15-2tp 1952 ELECTRIC RANGE, West­ ! If you own a good automobile
inghouse, in good condition, $75; and are willing to be away four
Hardware. Phone FR 2-2295.
city sewer. Give-away price,
4-chair chrome dinette set, good nights a week working in this
13-tfc
>3750. Some terms available.
40 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD—
condition, $20; 9 x 12 rug and part of Oregon. You must have
NEW 3-BEDROOM—
One mile east of Nyssa. Good
pad in fair condition, $20. Call a high school education and de­
Part basement, spacious rooms,
water right. Three - bedroom
FR 2-3220. J. B. Lewis. 14-2tc sire to improve yourself. Be
Read
and
Use
well arranged and attractive.
home with fireplace. Other
Large lot, new part of town. I
1
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i over 21. We will train those ac­
buildings. $20,000. $5,000 down.
Gate City Journal
>14,750. ¥« down.
cepted for the position. Excel­
Wanted to Buy
$1,000
per
year
at
5%.
APPLE VALLEY ACRE—
lent salary and expense account
Classified
Ads.
TWO-BEDROOM HOME—
HIGH EST PRIC ES paid for begins immediately.
Has well and 16’ x 18’ block 1
Furnace
and
garage.
$5,500.00
slaughter
horses.
Clyde
Smith.
building. Ideal for house trail­
Your Reply Will Be Kept
Phone TU 9-8666, Ontario.
er or building site. >1,500.
DWELLING BUILDING for sale,
in Absolute Confidence!
across
from
city
hall.
Across
from
the
Ontario
Sales
ITS FUN TO TRADE!
—Write to—
j
ONE-BEDROOM
HOUSE
—
Fur
­
Yard.
23tfc
This guy has a basement home '
PERSONNEL
nished. Garage. Two lots. >3,-
with extra lot to trade on Ore- i
500.00.
Box 1508, Salem, Oregon.
gon side farm near Nyssa.
USED
TWO-BEDROOM HOME. Garage,
Give history of past and present
ECONOMY 3-BEDROOM HOME!
fenced yard, paved street. $8,-
employment record, your com-
WE HAVE
Recently remodeled, has new
| plete address, age and phone
500 00.
gas furnace. A very neat home.
Two International TWO-BEDROOM HOME — Base­
Rotary and Reel Types
i number.
Park avenue location. 99.500
Trucks (R-180)
ment, comer of 7th and Ennis.
>3,000 down.
>6,500.
USED
BARGAIN THREE-BEDROOM— with new 900 x 20 10-ply tires
WANTED
Almost new home in best soc- all around, mud and snow : HOME—Two bedrooms, two bath­
Dead Animals
tion of town. Owner must sell. rear duals. 5-speed transmis­
rooms. Large lot $8,500.
Removed Free.
>12,500. Appraises for much sion, 2-speed axles, direction­
Ph.
Payette MI 2-2591
FARM LOANS
more.
al signals, heaters, electric
used
Idaho
Animal
Products Co.
BOB
THOMPSON
AGENCY
NEAT 1-BEDROOM HOME!
wipers.
Dial FR 2-3355
Very well kept home and yard | These trucks should make ex­
FOR SALE
with extra cabin in rear. Ideal cellent beet, potato or stock com­
for couple or single person bination farm trucks at a very
GOOD TWO-BEDROOM HOME
Close to schools. Only $5,850.
$3500. Worth more.
reasonable price. They are me­
Reasonable down payment, >50
LIST WITH US—
chanically very good with Inter- I
per month
We are in need of homes in all national’s famous overhead valve,
INCOME PROPERTIES
price ranges!
6 cylinder powerful engine for | and Blacksmith Shop
TWO DUPLEXES—In excellent
j
For
RENT
or
SALE
—
excellent torque for field work. |
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
condition. Garages for each
• Plow Share Work
RESTAURANT—
unit. Best location. Total in-
•
Custom
Welding
1957
ForcH/i-Ton
A very prosperous operation.
'nme $190.00 per month, $16,
•
Fabricating
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Net $6000 above our own wages.
8-foot express box. Condition
850.
FHA terms.
• General Repair
>10,000. $3000 down.
and appearance very good. V-8
Bernard
Eastman
engine, nine-speed transmission,
All Work Guaranteed
KEN POND
Real
Estate
—
Insurance
electric
wipers,
radio,
heater
and
l 417 Main St.
FR 2-2124
REALTOR—NEW HOMES
315
Mam
Phone
FR 2-2643
excellent
tires.
201
King
Avenue
16 North 3rd
Dial FR 2-2915
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ATTENTION
Farmers and
Ranchers!
Power Mowers
Bikes... $9.95 Up
S & R Welding
Refrigerators
Stoves—TV Sets
Auto. Washers
Garden Tillers
Firestone Store
BLUFFVIEW ARTIFICIAL
INSEMINATION SERVICE
Jersey—Guernsey—Holstein
Milking Shorthorn—Brown Swiss
LENNIE P AHNSTEDT
Technician
Ph CR 8-3231 or CR 8-3241
New Plymouth, Idaho
Call CHUCK LANDRETH
or JACK SWAGER to show
you these trucks. If you are
too busy to come in, we will
show any of them to you at
your farm and at your con­
venience!
SWAGER FORD
314 Main Street
Phone FR 2-2288
CHOICE RESIDENTIAL, FARM PROPERTIES
Pumps Serviced
—Call Ed Mason—
At FR 2-2548 or After
6 p.m. Call FR 2-2492
Nyssa Co-op
Here it is!
PARADE AT EASTER
@ USED CAR
• • • in a . . .
BUY OF THE WEEK
CLEAN USED CAR!
1954 Buick 4-Door
Radio, Heater and
Automatic Transmission.
• $595.00
1952 Ford 4-Door
Radio, Heater and
Automatic Transmission.
$395.00
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No Down Payment
On Approved Credit
Nyssa 420 Motors,
Inc.
Main Street
1958—FORD Fairlane 4-Door Sedan.
With Ford-o-Matic and power steering. V/?ry
clean inside and out.
1957—PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. Station Wagon.
Custom. Push-button drive and power steering.
Motor completely reconditioned.
1955—CHEVROLET 4-Door Sedan.
“Bel Air’’ with power glide and good rubber.
1955— CHEVROLET Station Wagon.
Motor completely reconditioned. Body and paint
exceptionally good.
1956— OLDSMOBILE '88' Holiday Coupe.
A real sharp car!
1955—BUICK 4-Door Hardtop.
Good tires, very sharp inside and out.
1954—CHEVROLET >4-TON PICKUP.
Four-speed. Good rubber, body good.
ROBERTS-NYSSA, Inc.
203 Good Avenue
Phone FR 2-2261
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY — THREE BEDROOMS—Part base­
ment, nice location on paved
Completely modern home. One
street. A very good economy
large bedroom on main floor
home. 117 Park. >8,000.
with double basement bed­
room, laundry, dining room and FOR SALE — Newly-built home.
Two main floor bedrooms, full
double car port. Excellent con­
basement with two bedrooms,
dition, located at 207 South 4th.
large carpeted living room,
Priced to sell at $11,500 00.
modem kitchen with built-in
MODERN 2-BEDROOM HOME—
oven, range, dish washer and
Full finished basement, double
disposal. Forced-air gas fur­
garage, a large well-improved
nace, nice large lot, 250’ fenc­
yard. 516 N. 1st $9,200
ing. Lived in just a few months.
Take
over this new FHA con­
TWO BEDROOMS — Full base­
tract. See by appointment, 424
ment with nicely finished
North 7th. Price >13,500.
rooms, large living room, com­
pletely modern 4ft lots, irriga­ TWO BEDROOM home on North
Eighth street Large rooms, at­
tion well with new pump. Ex­
tached garage, niee large cor­
cellent for large family. See by
ner lot >7.500, financed by
appointment. Ill Ehr good >12,-
State Vet’s loan
000
NYSSA INSURANCE AGENCY
Ph. FR 2-2544
105 Main St.
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We Need Listings for Our Prospective
Buyers of Farms and Homes ...
"LIST WITH MEL — WE SELL"
110 ACRES—66 cultivated Old Owyhee district «-room modern
home, good outbuildings. >25,000 >10,000 down. Thia includes
tractor and some equipment
100 ACRES—Four-bedroom modem home Cheap water All fat
ground on oiled road. >40,500. >13,000 down
30 ACRES FOR CASH RENT—>900 Soma row crop
11« ACRES—Alkali bees, seed area, plenty of free water Good
home $42.000 >16,000 down.
FOUR-BEDROOM modem home Close in >10,000 Jarfta.
Real Estate iJSans — Insurance
"To Buy or Sell... See Mel”
214 North Mam
Phone FR 2 2033
TV PROGRAM SCHEDULE
KBOI — Boise . . . Channel 2
suaday, April 17
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Service from
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Conception.
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Jim Davis
---------- Morn. Headlines
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10 30—Stage 2 Feature.
"The Magnifi­
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Binnie Barnes
---------- Morn Headlines
TiifNdny, April 19
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"Four Days
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Jeanne Dante
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John Derek,
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