Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, January 12, 1961, Page 13, Image 13

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THURSDAY. JANUARY 12. 1961
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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
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REAL ESTATE
Adrian Banquet
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Held January 3
That
of
of
Ridgeview Irrigation District will Honors Athletes
at
Ridgeview School
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LISTINGS WANTED ON FARMS
AND HOMES
FARMS
SPECIAL BUY—
This good 80-acre farm has paid
for itself. Comfortable and at
tractive daylight basement
home. 68 acres of productive
land, mostly row crop. $32,000.
>4 down.
BEEF PASTURE-
130-acre ranch near Nyssa, ideal
set up for a summer pasture.
Can also be row - cropped to
some extent. A really fine buy
at $28,000. 29% down.
DAIRY FARM—
100 acres. Very good quality
soil. Land is rolling, but well
suited to a dairy and general
farming set up. Modern 2-bed-
room home with full basement.
Price $28,000. Easy terms.
DEVELOP THIS—
M|ke big money here. 320
acres of row crop land can be
developed at a completed cost
of only 8300 per acre. 865,000,
as is.
80-ACRE ROW CROP FARM—
One of the good ones. 880,000.
$20,000 down.
150-HEAD COW RANCH—
Unity area. 920 deeded, plus 62-
head permit. A good cheap op­
eration that has always made
money. $45,000. $18.000 down.
HOMES
7
2
ROOM FOR ALL!
Three-bedroom home with car­
peted living room and naw steel
cabinet sink. Carport and stor­
age cellar. $8500. Assume $5400
loan, pay difference.
TWO-BEDROOM
ECONOMY HOME—
A neat, comfortable home for
small family. Garage, storage
cellar. $5500. $2500 down, $56
per month. Includes taxes and
insurance.
TWO BEDROOM, BASEMENT—
Nearly new. Birch cabinets, de­
luxe in every way. New low
price, $15,950. Long-term loan.
MODERN—NEW!
3 - bedroom home with base­
ment, fireplace, large carport
with storage. New restricted
residential area. Buy now and
choose your own colors. $1«,-
500. Long-term loan.
BASEMENT HOME-
EXTRA LOT!
Two - bedroom modern home.
Finish it and build another on
the extra land. A good oppor­
tunity for someone who can
build. $3500, or will take ma­
chinery, trade on a farm, or
consider any good offer.
LIST WITH US—
We are in need of homes in all
price ranges!
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
RESTAURANT—
A very prosperous operation.
Net $6000 above our own wages.
$10,008. $3000 down.
HERE’S A TRADE—
Trailer park doing good busi­
ness, to trade on medium priced
dairy or stock farm. Fine deal
for retiring farm couple.
KEN POND
REALTOR—NEW HOMES
18 North 3rd
Dial FR 2-2915
WANTED
Dead Animals
Removed Free.
Ph Payette MI 2-2591
Idaho Animal Products Co.
Pumps Serviced
—Call Ed Mason—
At FR 2-3548 or After
<6 p m. Call FR 2-2492
Nyssa Co-op
Read and Use
Gate City Journal
Classified Ads.
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Four
Way
'Guaranteed
81 Ford Diesel, New
IAA Ford (1954). Excellent
I IX) 30 Ferguson. Very Good
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I Super
C Farmall with Fast Hitch
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if F 65, Gas, New Warranty
I Ferguson 40, Very Good
Parmall M with Super Kit
REMEMBER
BONUS DAYS
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NOW AT M-F
Studded 5’ 6” Steel Posts
80c Each in 200 Lots
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LEGAL NOTICES
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FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
PERSONAL
NYSSA BANK DAYS—Win first USED GAS REFRIGERATORS—
4 and 6 cubic ft. Ideal Gas and
prize of $100 in trade certifi­
Appliance.
28-tfc
cates,
$10
second
prize
or
third
I
the board
directors
the
award of $5 Tuesday, Jan. 17.
at 3 p.m. in Nyssa. Last names YOUNGSTOWN SINK — Double
meet
the
drawn were Mrs. Ethel Goodell, j white. Has never been used.
By Mrs. Gerald Mackey
House in the County of Malheur,
Also trash burner, like new.
Clifford Brown and Sam Smy-
ADRIAN—The annual football
State of Oregon, that being the
Phone FR 2-3436.
50-tfc
ser.
Brown
was
on
hand
to
i
District’s office, at 7:30 P. M. on banquet of Adrian high school
claim his $10 award.
2-ltc CORN ENSILAGE — 200 tons.
the 13th day of February, 1961, lettermen's club was held Jan. 3
to sit as a Board of Equalization in the cafetorium of Adrian grade
1954 cab-over, GMC truck, 16’
for the purpose of reviewing and school building. Paul Parker,
WORK WANTED
Omaha
stock rack. Lloyd Lew­
correcting its assessment and ap­ president of the club, gave the
is.
Phone
FR 2-3179. (Evenings
portionment of taxes for defray­ welcoming address and introduced CHILD CARE IN MY HOME-
or Saturdays.)
2-tfc
References.
Mrs.
Roger
Tucker.
Toastmaster
Glenn
Ward.
The
ing the operation, maintenance
Phene
FR
2-2632.
41tfc/
Rev.
Henry
Moore
gave
the
invo
­
and construction costs and ex­
GOOD and CHOICE BEEF — Cut
penses for the District for the cation. Ward introduced Coach CUSTOM FEED GRINDING and
and wrapped just the way you
year 1961. Any complaint con­ Lyle Smith of BJC who was guest
MIXING — Serving the Nyssa! like it. Beef is going up —
speaker
for
the
evening.
He
also
cerning the assessments or any
Better hurry! Treasure Valley
area on Tuesday. Barnes Feed
changes desired must be entered showed films on football high­
Packing Co. On Alberta Ave.
Service. Phone Vale GR 3-2740.
with the Secretary of the District lights of BJC games.
Phone FR 2-3103.
2-tfc
42-tfc
The banquet, served by FHA
before the date named herein in
girls,
was
prepared
by
the
moth
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SEWING WANTED — Coats re­ ELECTRIC RANGE—Late model.
order to receive proper considera­
ers. Barbara Brewer. Teresa Men-
lined. Mrs. Clyde Bowers. Dial
tion from the Board.
Good used wringer type wash­
FR 2-240«.
41-tfc
The 1961 assessment may be dazona and Karen Mitchell, var­
ing machine. Used electric
seen at the Ridgeview Irrigation sity cheerleaders, were guests of
range. Good used automatic
CUSTOM BUTCHERING and
washer and dryer. Dan B. Moss
District office at the office of the the lettermen.
complete
meat
processing.
Firestone store. Phone FR 2-
Owyhee South Board of Control,
Tuesdays and Fridays are but­
Joy Brownfield, daughter of
2124.
1-tfc
in Homedale, Idaho.
chering days. You always get
Done by order of the board of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brownfield, is
the best at Treasure Valley ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER—
ill with the measles.
directors.
Packing.
One mile west on Al­
Mrs.
Lois
Williams
was
a
din
­
Very good condition, $75. Boy’s
Felisa Echevarria
berta.
Phone
FR 2-3103. 48-tfc
ner
guest
Sunday
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
bicycle, 18” wheel, good condi­
Secretary
George Cartwright.
tion, $12. Evenings. 1020 Lo­
Ridgeview Irrigation
Clarence Elliott was a dinner
cust.
l-2tc
FOR RENT
District
Published Jan. 12, 19 and 26, guest Friday of his brother, Mr.
SLEEPING ROOM—See Dwight
and Mrs. Mike Elliott.
1961.
MISCELLANEOUS
Smith, 317 South Third. Phone
Pfc. Joe Mackey visited Mon­
FR 2-2917.
46-tfc
day evening at the home of Mr.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ELECTROLUX — Sales and ser­
and Mrs. Oliver Freel.
In the County Court
THREE
-
BEDROOM
HOUSE
—
vice. E. R. Anderson, route 3,
Entertain at Birthday Party
Of the State of Oregon
Located one-half mile north of
Sunnyside, Weiser, Idaho. Au­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oliver
Freel
en-
For the County of Malheur
Nyssa on highway. Charley
thorized dealer. Phone 0287-J4.
tertained
Sunday
for
Mmes.
Eula
In the Matter of the Estate of
Grider.
Phone
TU
9-8529,
even
­
48-tfc
T. T. aka. THOMAS T. ELLIOT Wisby and family and Bill Willis
ings or weekends.
2-3tc
and
Marsha,
honoring
their
Deceased.
To Buy, Sell. Reni or Hire.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN daughter, Penny on her sixth 60 ACRES, MODERN HOME — Try the Columna of the Gale
birthday
anniversary.
Ice
cream
In Big Bend, for cash rent. 30 City Journal Classified Page.
that the undersigned has been
acres pasture optional. Contact
appointed as Administrator of the and cake were served.
Mrs. Eula Wisby and family
Leonard Howes, Roy Utah.
estate of T. T. aka. Thomas T. El­
LOST and FOUND
2-2tp
liot, deceased, by the County visited Saturday and Sunday with
Court of the State of Oregon for her brother, Chester Wood at Ap­ BUSINESS BUILDING—On King LEATHER JACKET FOUND —
Malheur County and has quali­ ple Valley.
Left at home of Mrs. Lee Miller
avenue, for rent. Call Robison
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long were
fied. All persons having claims
around Nov. 26. Owner may
Realty
at
Nampa.
Phone
6-0208.
Wednesday
evening
dinner
guests
against said estate are hereby no­
have by identifying at Journal
2-3tp
tified to present the same duly of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thomp­
office and paying for ad. 2-ltc
son
honoring
their
sons,
Donnie
verified as by law required to the
FURNISHED APARTMENT—See
and
Gary
on
their
birthday
anni
­
undersigned at the office of Lytle,
Bernard Eastman Agency. Call $10 REWARD for return of six-
Schroeder & Denning, Adrian, versaries.
FR 2-3535.
2-tfc
month-old blonde female cock­
Mrs. Mary Henderson returned
Oregon, within six months of the
er pup. Disappeared from my
home
Sunday
after
visiting
the
date hereof.
home in Apple Valley Jan. 7.
FOR SALE—PRODUCE
Dated and first published Jan­ past week with her daughter, Mr.
Phone Parma 2-3783. Jack Wil­
and Mrs. James Coons at Notus, SAVE — Buy Grade A raw, state
uary 12, 1961.
son.
2-ltp
Henderson
in
and
Mrs.
Ethel
Last publication is February 9,
inspected milk. 65c gallon at
Caldwell.
196L
ranch, 75c gallon delivered or
Attend Presbytery Meet
FOR BALD—LIVESTOCK
/a/
at stores. Call FIFE HOME
The Rev. Henry Moore, Ernest
Loyd Lawrence Elliot
DAIRY,
FR
2-2540,
Nyssa.
YOUNG SPRINGER COWS —
Seuell and Henry Day attended
Administrator
2-tfc
Across from Anderson grocery
a Presbytery meeting Tuesday af­
Lytle, Schroeder & Denning
at Nyssa-Parma junction. Dial
ternoon at Boone Memorial Pres­
Attorneys for Administrator
Classified
Rates
OR
4-2052.
1-1 tc
byterian
church
in
Caldwell.
P.O. Box 157
Mrs. Curtis Eason and daugh­ Four cents per word per in­
Adrian, Oregon
ters of Homedale visited Friday sertion; minimum charge, 60
FOR FINE PRINTING
cents, in advance. To assure
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
THE GATE CITY
Vernon Parker. Mr. and Mrs. insertion on the classified page
JOURNAL!
In the County Court
Johnny Steel also called in the and in the proper classification,
Of the State of Oregon
all
ads
must
be
submitted
not
afternoon to visit Mrs. Eason.
For the County of Malheur
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piercy and later than noon Tuesday.
Probate Department
family of Parma were Sunday
THREE-BEDROOM HOME — In
In the Matter of the Estate of
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
good location, fireplace, furnace
FRED STEPHEN,
Monty Spelman.
FARM
—
Adrian
Area
and birch cabinets. Phone FR
Deceased.
Mrs. Earl Winn was hostess to Row crop soil. Mostly alfalfa.
2-3202.
51-10tp
Notice is hereby given that the the church pulpit committee
Easy terms. Worth checking.
undersigned, Esther Stephen. Ad­ Tuesday evening. Those present
120-ACRE FARM 95-acre water
Several Good Snake River
ministratrix of the Estate of Fred were Joe Witty, K. I. Peterson,
right, two houses, 10-stanchion
Listings Where Improving
Stephen, Deceased, has filed her Ernest Seuell, Austin Gilbert and
barn, loafing shed, chicken
Will Be Profitable.
Final Account as such Adminis­ Mrs. R. D. McKinley.
house, two brooder houses, two-
tratrix in the County Court of
2200
Bales
Hay
for
Sale.
Pfc. Joe Mackey called Sunday
car garage, 1000 bushel grain
Malheur County, Oregon, and to inform his parents, Mr. and
(Adrian Area)
tank. On school bus, mail and
that said court has appointed Feb­ Mrs. Gerald Mackey, that he had
milk route. 20% down, balance
ruary 6, 1961, at 11:30 o’clock a m. been released from the hospital Allen Gowey, Broker
20 years, 6%. W. A. Klamroth,
of said day for the hearing of ob­ at the Naval station in Bremer­
Marsing, Idaho
route 1, Vale. Phone GR 3-3327.
jections to said Final Account and ton. Wash., and had returned to
Phone Collect—TW 6-4356
2-3tp
the settlement thereof.
his base at San Diego.
NOW THEREFORE, all persons
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Mills and
interested in the Estate of said Ross were Sunday evening visit­
TWO-BEDROOM HOME—
Fred Stephen, Deceased, are here­ ors of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Gil­
AMBULANCE
Wall-to-wall carpeting, furnace.
by notified and required to ap­ bert.
North Sixth St. $8,000. Terms.
pear at the County Court Room
SERVICE
CHURCH BUILDING—
in the Court House at Vale, Mal­ count should not be settled, al­
At Third and Park. Plus sev­
— PHONE —
heur County, Oregon, at said time,
and approved and said Es­
eral lots. $18,000. Good terms.
to then and there show cause, if lowed
Days—FR 2-3145
tate be distributed by the Decree
TWO-BEDROOM HOME.
any there be, why said Final Ac- of
said Court.
On paved street. $4,500.
NIGHTS—FR 2-3951
Dated and first published Jan­
168 ACRES—
or
FR
2-3431
Wanted to Buy
uary 5, 1961.
Farm development ground, four
of last publication Febru­
miles north of Nyssa. $5,000 00.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for ary Date
2, 1961.
51 IRRIGATED ACRES--
slaughter horses. Clyde Smith
ESTHER STEPHEN
FOR SALE
Part row crop. Two-bedroom
Phone TU 4-8666, Ontario.
Administratrix of the A REALLY GOOD one-bedroom
home, full basement. Barn.
Across from the Ontario Sales
Estate of Fred Stephen,
$22,000
Terms.
modern
house
with
basement.
Yard
23tfc |
Deceased.
TWO-BEDROOM HOME—
Only $4,500.
Pipe furnace, full basement.
GOOD BUSINESS BUILDING—
$12,000.
Be.t location. Priced right DWELLING
BUILDING for sale,
Terms.
WHAT
TO TRADE?
across from city hall.
GOOD HOUSE—
TWO-BEDROOM HOME — Base­
Large lot. All fenced $4500
ment. corner of 7th and Ennis.
WE ARE PLEASED to announce Mrs. Gene (Dorothea)
$6,500
Chester of Nyssa as the newest addition to our sales
NOTICE OF EQUALIZATION
HAVE YOU
staff. Inquiries and consultation invited without ob­
ligation. Res. Phone FR 2-3186.
YOUR NO. 1 investment opportunity today is your own
Gold Medallion home . . . See this two-year-old, two-
bedroom home with large combination kitchen, din­
ing area, large lot with fruit trees, berries, grapes and
garden space. Price $14,200. Terms.
I AM YOUR HOME — Two bedrooms and bath, living
room and dining room with wall to wall carpeting,
part basement finished, large garage, lovely yard.
Price $8,500 Terms
ACREAGE—16 4 acres, 4 mile out of Nyssa. 500-foot
highway frontage. 14.10 acres in row crops. Two
rental homes. $21,000. Terms.
FLYING REALTY, Inc.
I fcfassey-F erguaoA
Ontwio. Ore»’r.
Phon« TU »
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PAGE eleven
KENNETH A. JOHNSON, Prewidant
Box 606. Vale, Oregon
P^one GRanite 3-6511
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Bernard Eastman
Real Estate—Insurance
315 Main
Phone FR 2-3535
FARM LOANS
BOB THOMPSON AGENCY
Dial FR 2-3355
We Need Listings for Our Prospective
Buyers of Farms and Homes ...
"LIST WITH MEL —WE SELL"
120 ACRES—Alfalfa seed area. 80 acres irrigated Five-room
modern home, except beat 820,000 >3,000 down, 81,500 per year
with 4H% interest included in payment.
TWC.-BEDROOM MODERN HOME—On half acre. Close to Nyssa.
8- 300
40 ACRES—817.000.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED!
Rftal Eryite Loans — Insurance
"To Buy or Sell... See Me>"
214 North Main St. g
®
Phone FR 2-3532
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12.30—Sports Spectacu­
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Globetrotters"
2 00—Oral Roberts
2 30—Championship
Bridge
3 00—Amateur Hour
3 30— Ray Milland
Show
4:00—Preview. Play
of the Week
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Julie London
Ethel Merman,
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M Chevalier*
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8 30—What's My Line
9:00—Sen Hunt
9 30—Coronado 9
10 00—Play of Week.
• Medea." Jud­
ith Anderson,
Aline McMahon,
Manis Carnooaky
---------- Morn. Headlines
Monday. Jan. 19
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9 30—Cartoon
Matinee
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11 00—The Texan £
11:30—As the World
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in Pa pdine £
9:30—June UlygCh*
Id 00—To Tell Truth
10 30—Mov'e Time.
"Follow
the Hunter,"
Marcia Dean,
C. Chaplin. Jr.
---------- Morn. Headlines
Tuesday. Jan. 17
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9 30—Cartoons
10:00—Love of Life*
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11 00—The Texan £
11:30—As the World
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9 30—Surfside Six
10:30- Movie Time.
"Serpent
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Sonny Tufts
---------- Morn. Headlines
Wednesday, Jan. 18
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9 30—Cartoons
10 00—Love of Life*
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Ranch
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"Medicine Man"
9 00—My Three Sons£
9 80 I’ve Got
a Secret
10 00—Hong Kong £
11 00—Movie Time.
“4 ; lui I’-unb "
John Ireland,
Tonia Bern
---------- Morn. Headlines
Thursday, Jan. 19
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Rogers Ranch
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Detective
9 30—The Witness*
"Jimmy Hines”
10 30- Movie Time.
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M <. hme."
Patrick Barr,
Elizabeth Allen.
Russell Napier
---------- Morn. Headlines
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Inauguration*
(To Completion)
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Will Travel
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Stanley leaker,
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---------- Morn. Headlines
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THREE BEDROOM
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MODERN HOME —
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Nice location, extra large lot,
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modern heating, garage. $11,-1 with double basement bed­
000 Very good financing to re- , room, laundry, dining room and
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