Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, January 03, 1963, Page 9, Image 9

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    THURSDAY. JANUARY 3. 1963
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE NINE
WEEKLY TV SCHEDULES
KBOI — Boise • •. Channel 2
Kuuday. Jaa. 6
Mr*. E. G. Thompson of Aber- Traditional Activities
1 nathy, Texas, spent the holidays
USED KITCHEN-AID Dishwash­ with her son and daughter-in- Mark Observance
farms
er, Simplex Ironer, living room law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Jackson Of Holiday in Nyssa
FARM LOANS—
set, wrought - iron dinette set, ! and family.
Mrs. Nellie Newbill and Mrs.
We can now take applications
~
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study desk. Phone 372 - 2127 ,
Angie
Cook spent Christmas day
for loans direct from a large in­
WANTED
(after 6 p.m.).
l-2tc
with the latter’s sister, Mrs. Syl-
surance company. Best possible
I
KODACOLOR Jumbo Prints — LIVESTOCK — Hogs, cattle and I i via Palmer in Boise
service, no agent’s ' brokerage
‘
Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Mitchell
19 cents. 8-exposure Kodacolor
fee. We welcome your farm
sheep (all classes). Treasure
and
family of Madras and Miss
loan business.
roll, developed and printed,
Valley Packing Co. Phone 372-
Karen Bybee of Spokane left
$2.12;
12-exposure
roll,
$2.88.
3103.
45-tfc
GIVE US A TRY—
Monday after spending the holi­
Black and white 8 - exposure
We have qualified buyers for
days
with their parents, Mr. and
DEAD ANIMALS
rolls, developed and printed, 40
Oregon acreages, row crop
Mrs. J. E. Brower and other rela­
REMOVED FREE
cents. Free mailers and price
farms, dairy farms and cattle
tives.
Phone Payette 642-2591
lists. Salem Film Service, Box
ranches. Come in or call about
Dae and Andrew Child left
Idaho Animal Products Co.
2047, Dept. 36, Salem, Oregon.
selling your property.
Wednesday
for Logan where they
52-2tp
both attend Utah State university,
45-ACRE IDAHO FARM—
FOR RENT
after spending the holidays with
A very productive small farm
___ USED VACUUM CLEANER—G.
E.
cord
reel.
G.
E.
floor
washer
­
UNFURNISHED HOUSE in clean their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edi­
for stock and some row crops.
dryer, 1962 model. Half price.
condition. Two bedrooms. In­ son Child and family.
$21,000. Terms can be arranged.
See at Ideal Gas and Appliance,
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Clapp and
quire at 101 Emison Ave. (mor­
IDAHO ACREAGE—
14 North First street.
40-tfc
nings or evenings).
1-ltp Mrs. Neta Mae Wiley and chil­
Five acres, well-improved with
dren of Meridian were Christmas
modern home. This is a choice FOR SALE or LEASE—60 acres, TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE — At dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
ideal for cattle feeding and pas­
property. $14,500 with % down.
716 North First street in Nyssa. Clarence Clapp and family.
ture. Has been leveled, water
Phone Ontario, 889-6523. l-2tp
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Eastman
90-ACRE LEVEL FARM—
pumped. Near town. Terms.
and Pat, Mr. and Mrs. Michael
A fine farm for diversified op­
Call 889-6040.
41-tfc HOUSE—Furnished or unfurnish­ Eastman and son were Christmas
eration. Two-bedroom modern
ed. Three rooms and bath. Dial eve dinner guests of the former’s
home with basement. A bargain ORDER METAL HEAD GATES
372-3393.
48-tfc mother, Mrs. Bernard Eastman
now for your concrete ditches.
at $46,500 cash or Vi down with
in Payette. The two families were
balance by loan.
Eder Hardware Phone FR 2-
Christmas day dinner guests of
2266.
17-tfc
LEGAL NOTICES
120-ACRE IDAHO FARM—
i
Mrs. Bernard Eastman’s sister and
ELECTROLUX
—
Sales
and
ser
­
Suitable for livestock and gen­
mother, Mrs. Stella Gardiner and
No. 2536
vice. E. R. Anderson, route 3, NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Mrs. Ada Hewitt of Boise.
eral farming. Water for 112
Sunnyside, Weiser, Idaho. Au­
acres. $35,000. Need Vi down.
Mrs. Zenobia Young of Nampa
In the County Court
spent several days last week with
HOMES
I thorized dealer. Phone 549-
Of the State of Oregon
42-tfc
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson. Mr.
For the County of Malheur
EDGE OF TOWN—
I 1581.
and Mrs. Charles Leuck of John
In the Matter of the Estate of
1 % good acres. Suitable for,
i
Day were Sunday guests and
WANTED TO BUY
MARY C. PHILLIPS
three building sites, or one,
Donald J. Leuck of Baker spent
Deceased
and one acre for pasture, etc. SCRAP IRON — Call Owyhee
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Sunday and Monday in the John­
$1850.
Steel at Owyhee Junction. Dial that the undersigned, Leonard A. son home.
BEST BUY FOR YOU!
372-2108.
1-tfceo Phillips, as administrator of the
Mr. and Mrs. Bot> Godfrey and
A new modern three-bedroom
above entitled estate, has filed his family of Boise, Mr. and Mrs.
HIGHEST
PRICES
PAID
for
home with large carpeted living
slaughter horses. Clyde Smith, final account in the above entitled Ernie Runger of Caldwell were
room, bath and a half, birch
Court, and that Monday, the 28th Christmas dinner guests of Mr.
woodwork and cabinets, beauti-! Phone 889-8666, Ontario, Ore. day of January, 1963, at 10 o’­ and Mrs. Jake Fischer.
Across
from
the
Ontario
Sales
ful Tappan range. Carport with !
23-tfc clock in the forenoon of said day
storage, large lot. Soon to be1 Yard.
and the court room of said Court
No. 2530
finished. Yours for $13,900.00.
have been appointed by said NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
HELP WANTED
Long-term loan.
Court as the time and place for
In the County Court
I
MODERN 2-BEDROOM HOME—
Men and Women Needed
I the hearing of objection thereto
Of the State of Oregon
and settlement thereof.
Located in good soil area. Half
TO TRAIN FOR
For the County of Malheur
basement. A very outstanding
Dated and first published, De­
In the Matter of the Estate
Civil
Service
Exams
cember 27, 1962.
buy at $8150. Can loan to $7150.
of
We prepare men and women, age I Date of last publication, Janu­
FRED R. LEVI
NEW 3-BEDROOM HOME—
18 to 55. No experience neces­ ary 24, 1963.
Deceased
A very attractive compact home
sary, grammar school education
LEONARD A. PHILLIPS
Notice is hereby given that the
of high quality. Beautiful and
usually sufficient. Permanent
Administrator
undersigned, as Administrator of
durable aluminium siding. $11,-
jobs, no layoffs, short hours. Henigson & Stunz
the Estate of FRED R. LEVI, De­
900. Minimum FHA down pay­
High pay, advancement, Send Attorneys at Law
ceased, has filed his final account
ment.
name, home address, phone
in the County Court of the State
Write
number
and
time
home.
THREE-BEDROOM
of
Oregon for the County of Mal­
14-2tp
Box 785-CS, Nyssa.
FAMILY HOME—
heur, Probate Department, and
Newly remodeled with family
that Friday, the 1st day of Feb-
WORK WANTED
room, two baths, fenced yard
— for—
ruary, 1963, at the hour of 10:00
with patio. FHA appraisal and
I
o’elock in the forenoon of said
selling price, $13,200.00. $750.00 COMPLETE MEAT PROCESS­
day and the Courtroom of said
—
From
custom
butchering
ING
down, $95 per month including
Court in the Malheur County
through custom cutting, wrap­
taxes and insurance.
Courthouse, Vale, Oregon, have
ping, curing, smoking and sau­
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
been appointed by said Court as
sage making. Stock received at
ARMCO PROPERTY—
the time and place for the hearing
your convenience—day or night.
260 - foot frontage on North
of objections thereto and the set­
"You get the best” at Treasure
Main, Nyssa. Concrete block
tlement thereof.
Valley Packing Co., 1 mile west
We Service
building plus large metal gar­
Dated and first published Janu­
on Alberta. Phone 372-3103.
All Makes!
age. $7500 cash.
ary 3, 1963; date of last publica­
TREE FALLING — Topping and
tion, January 31, 1963.
— CALL —
wood cutting. Herb Wenke,
/s/ DONALD M. GRAHAM
KEN POND
route 1, Nyssa, or see on Over-
Administrator
REALTOR —NEW HOMES
street road near Adrian. 52-2tp
Schroeder & Denning
16 North Third
Dial 372-2915
372-3548 or After 6 p. m.
Attorneys for Administrator
REAL ESTATE
i
SEE US
STA-RITE
PUMPS
Sales — Service
Nyssa Co-op
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES
SEE US
for
TUCKER’S CHILD CARE CBN-1
TER—Infants through 10 years
cared for while you work, shop i
or play. Phone FR 2-2632.
Jacuzzi Pumps
and
ADDING MACHINE TAPE, type­
writer ribbons, file folders, etc.,
on sale at the Gate City Jour­
nal office. Dial 372-2233.
SERVICE
FOR SALE or RENT
On All Makes!
— PHONES —
Days .... 372-2266
Nights . . . 372-3377
Eder Hardware
Nyssa, Oregon
Call 372-2510
A Broker is a person
licensed in the
business of
REAL ESTATE.
Only the Broker
maintaining the
highest professional
ethics can be a
REALTOR.
THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE —At
219 North Second in Nyssa.
Phone Ontario 889-8535 after
4 p.m.
52-tfc
FOR SALE—AUTOS
KNOW HIM
BY THIS SEAL
1961 MERCURY METEOR “800.”
Power steering, radio, heater.
18,000 actual miles by owner.
Phone 889-8186.
48-tfc
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Zigvnbain
and family spent the holidays
with relatives in Wendell, Idaho.
Mr. and Mr». Owen Gann. Mr
and Mrs. Walt Looney, Mr. and
Mrs. Danny Norland and family
of Umatilla were Dec. 23 guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Knighten
and family in Arlington. The
group gathered Christmas eve in
the Norland home and were also
dinner guests there the following
day.
Mi*» Gloria Gonyar left Wed-
nesday to return to Brigham
Young university in Provo after
spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gon-
yer and Marilyn.
Mr. and Mr». L. K. Fowl»* of
Klamath Falls arrived Dec. 26 to
spend several days with long­
time friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Metcalf.
RETURNS FROM UTAH
Mrs. Mamie Baker returned re­
cently from Ogden and Roy, Utah,
where she had been visiting and
caring for members of the Field
family who were ill.
CARD OF THANKS
It is with deep gratitude that
we thank everyone for the calls,
flowers, food, prayers and many
other acts of kindness shown us
in our hours of anxiety and sor­
row.
—Morris and Lenna Huffman
and Daughter, Lois Lundy.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank the acquaint­
ances, whoever they are, for the
nice Christmas basket and kind
thoughtful gift they left for me.
—Dave Hawkins
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE
1955-Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan . $545
V-8 Engine. Automatic Transmission,
Radio, Heater, Power Seat and Power
Windows.
1955—Chrysler 4-Dr. Sedan . $495
Radio, Heater and Automatic Transmis­
sion. Air Conditioned.
1956—Ford Station Wagon . $695
Four-Door with Radio, Heater and Stan­
dard Transmission. Excellent Condition.
1957—Chevrolet V-8 . .
$995
Four-Door Sedan with Radio, Heater
and Automatic Transmission.
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See BILL KELLEY. STAN BYBEE or BOB CHURCH
MEL BECK REAL ESTATE
NYSSA MOTORS,
420 Main Street
Nyssa, Oregon
NEW LISTING—75 ACRES—15 acres in alfalfa seed. Small home.
Lots of cheap water on a paid-up ditch. $13,000. $3,000 down or
will take a small home for equity.
NEW LISTING—«0 ACRES—Southwest of Nyssa Produced one
ton of alfalfa seed per acre. With eight-room modern home,
full basement Several outbuildings. $38,850. 29% down.
300 ACRES—All flat, level, deep soil. Close to river. Lots of cheap
water. Some development to be made. Low down payment
and easy terms.
80 ACRES - Between Nyssa and Ontario. Row crop and stock deal.
With two-bedroom modern home. $31,500. $12,500 down.
160 ACRES 79 acres irrigated. Mostly for stock set up Two semi­
modem homes. $16,800. Reasonable terms.
FOR RENT—TWO-BEDROOM MODERN HOME with basement.
In the country. $65 per month.
REAL ESTATE LOANS — INSURANCE
To Buy or Sell... SEE MEL"
/fl
Phone 372-2224
214 North Main Street
Phone 372-3532
Monday, Jan. 7
Thru Friday, Jaa. 11
7:30—College or the
Air» "American
Economy"
10—Calendar (L)»
8 30 ____________
I Love Lucy (I.)
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News (Live)»
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News (Live)»
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2:00—Secret Storm»
2:30—Edge of Night»
3:00—Bonnie Wallis
Show
THREE-BEDROOM HOME—
Aluminum siding, patio, two-
car garage. On a 70 x 103-ft.
lot. Paved street. $10,500.
DUPLEX — Two bedrooms and
one bedroom. In excellent con­
dition. $9,000.
TWO-ROOM HOUSE —Good lo­
cation, large lot.
TAVERN — Building and equip­
ment, operating. $18,000. Terms.
A REAL BARGAIN!
Church building with severa.
lots. At Third and Park $10,-
000. Terms.
51 IRRIGATED ACRES—
Part row crop. Two-bedroom I
home, full basement. Barn.
$22,000. Terms
FARM LOANS
BOB THOMPSON AGENCY
Dial 372-3355
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Two-bedroom home
with full basement. All large
rooms with excellent arrange­
ment. This home is built to
accommodate a large family.
Very good location, large lot,
carport. FHA financing.
CHOICE CITY LOTS — i29-foot
frontage on King avenue at
South Sixth street.
FOR SALE — Modern 2-bedroom
home. Large living room and
dining area, attached garage,
full basement finished with two
extra bedrooms, family room
and utility. Excellent location
on South Seventh street. FHA
appraised and financed. See by
appointment.
Nyssa Insurance
Agency
Ralph G. Lawrence. Agent
105 Main St.
Nyssa. Ore.
ALL NEW DISTRICT—
Nearly new three - bedroom
home. Large kitchen, lots of
cupboards. Large lawn An ex­
cellent buy at $12,700.00 $2000
will handle.
VERY GOOD
TWO BEDROOM HOME—
Located on extra large lot, just |
outside city limits. Very nice
yard, lots of fruit trees. Only
$10,700.00. Can be financed.
FOUR BEDROOMS—
This is a lovely home. Nice
yard, best location, on paved,
street. Shown by appointment.
$12,000.00.
ONE BEDROOM—
Good location, basement, nice­
sized lot. $4,600. Easy terms.
FOUR LOTS—
50 x 117 feet. Only $122.50 each
Cash or terms to suit.
Bernard Eastman
Real Estate
Insurance
315 Main St.
Phone 372-3535
Nyssa. Oregon
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE
1963 BARGAINS!
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ROW CROP and ORCHARD LAND—31.5 acres, 30-acre
water right from Farmers ditch. Total cost of $123
per year. One large 9-room home and a 2-bedroom
rental on opposite corners. Located only one mile
from Fruitland, Idaho. Price, $28,000 with terms.
GENERAL MERCANTILE BUSINESS—In small town,
in the heart of the cattle country. Handles everything
the rancher and sportsman needs. Will trade for good
small farm or contracts. Price, $32,000 with excellent
terms, plus stock.
JUST COMPLETED - Three-bedroom home, with com­
bination living room and dining room, kitchen with
natural wood finish, bath and half. Hardwood floors
in living room and hall, bedrooms carpeted. Natural
gas furnace. Good location in Fruitland, Idaho. Price,
$13,750, terms.
FLYING REALTY, Inc.
Specializing in Exchanging
Box 606—Vale, Ore.
Phone 473-6511
Nyssa Representative—
Dorothea Cheater — Dial 372-3186
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