Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, January 31, 1963, Page 9, Image 9

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    THURSDAY. JANUARY 31. 1963
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE NINE
WEEKLY TV SCHEDULES
KBOI — Boise . . . Channel 2
Munday, Feb. 3
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
INSTRUCTION
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE
FARMS
FURNITURE TRAILER —4’ x 8’ PIANO LESSONS—At school or NEARLY NEW Three - Bedroom THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE — At
in my home. Organ lessons in
Home—Built-in appliances. Car
219 North Second in Nyssa.
with canvas cover. Best offer.
FARM LOANS—
my home. Mrs. Elvin Ballou.
port. Owner transferred. See
Ph >ne Ontario 889-8535 after
See at 103 Vi North Third St.
We can now take applications
Phone 372-2884.
4-3tc
at 411 South Seventh street.
4 p.m.
52-tfc
5-ltp
for loans direct from a large in­
Phone
372-3031.
5-ltc
surance company. Best possible
FOR RENT
service, no agent’s brokerage SAVE — Buy Grade A raw, state-
TWO-BEDROOM HOME — Car­
inspected milk. 70c a gallon at
fee. We welcome your farm
peted living room, large com­ THREE-BEDROOM HOME—
THREE - ROOM HOUSE — With
ranch,
80c
per
gallon
delivered
loan business.
bination kitchen and dining
kitchen-dining
combination
and
Aluminum siding, patio, two-
or at stores. Call FIFE HOME
room,
bath. Large carport.
GIVE US A TRY—
bath. 3Vi miles from Nyssa.
car garage. On a 70 x 103-ft.
DAIRY
372-2540,
Nyssa.
5-tfc
Price
$12,000.00,
terms.
Flying
We have qualified buyers for
Phone 372-2538.
5-2tc
lot. Paved street. $10,500.
Realty, Inc. Box 606, Vale, Ore. DUPLEX — Two bedrooms and
Oregon acreages, row crop
SADDLE
—
For
woman
or
child.
TWO - BEDROOM DUPLEX
Phone 473-6511.
5-tfc
farms, dairy farms and cattle
one bedroom. In excellent con­
In good condition. Phone 372-
FOR SALE
apartment. Phone 372-3186.
ranches. Come in or call about
2416.
5-ltp
5-2tc
selling your property.
45-ACRE IDAHO FARM—
STRAW and CHAFF — For bed­ REDECORATED 2-3-BEDROOM
A very productive small farm
HOME in Apple Valley. With
ding. F. E. Defier. Phone 372-
for stock and some row crops, j 2419.
or without 20 acres of level
5-ltp
$21,000. Terms can be arranged.
ground. Phone 372-3093. 5-tfc
IDAHO ACREAGE—
GOOD DUO-THERM oil heaters SMALL, FURNISHED 3 - Room
Five acres, well-improved with
with 200-gallon oil tanks and. House with bath. Phone 372-
modern home. This is a choice
copper tubing. Bernard East-1 2876.
5-tfc
property. $14,500 with % down.
man. 315 Main St. Phone 372-
90-ACRE LEVEL FARM—
3535, Nyssa.
2-tfc FURNISHED APARTMENT —
A fine farm for diversified op­
Two rooms and bath. Inquire
eration. Two-bedroom modem TWO USED Electric Water Heat-
at 14 Park Ave. Phone 372-
home with basement. A bargain , ers—leal Gas and Appliance, 14
2652.
3-tfc
at $46,500 cash or
down with
North First St.
2-tfc
HOUSE—Furnished or unfurnish­
balance by loan.
ed. Three rooms and bath. Dial
120-ACRE IDAHO FARM-
WALLPAPER and KEMTONE —
372-3393.
48-tfc
Suitable for livestock and gen-1 In pleasant variety of patterns
er al farming. Water for 112
and colors. Reduced prices on
FOR SALE or RENT
acres. $35,000. Need % down.
several colors. Nyssa Furniture
Co., near railroad depot. 4-tfc
HOMES
FOR SALE or LEASE—60 acres,
EDGE OF TOWN—
ideal for cattle feeding and pas­
1% good acres. Suitable for ORDER METAL HEAD GATES
ture. Has been leveled, water
now
for
your
concrete
ditches.
three building sites, or one,
pumped. Near town. Terms.
Eder Hardware. Phone FR 2-
and one acre for pasture, etc.
Call 889-6040.
41-tfc
2266.
17-tfc
$1850.
BEST BUY FOR YOU!
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES
A new modern three-bedroom ELECTROLUX — Sales and ser­
vice.
E.
R.
Anderson,
route
3,
home with large carpeted living
Sunnyside, Weiser, Idaho. Au­ TUCKER’S CHILD CARE CEN­
room, bath and a half, birch
TER—Infants through 10 years
thorized dealer. Phone 549-
woodwork and cabinets, beauti­
cared for while you work, shop
1581.
42-tfc
ful Tappan range. Carport with
or play. Phone FR 2-2632.
storage, large lot. Soon to be
ADDING MACHINE TAPE, type­
HELP WANTED
finished. Yours for $13,900.00.
writer ribbons, file folders, etc.,
Long-term loan.
on sale at the Gate City Jour­
Men
and
Women
Needed
MODERN 2-BEDROOM HOME—
nal office. Dial 372-2233.
TO TRAIN FOR
Located in good soil area. Half
basement. A very outstanding Civil Service Exams
WANTED
buy at $8150. Can loan to $7150. We prepare men and women, age
18
to
55.
No
experience
neces
­
NEW 3-BEDROOM HOME—
LIVESTOCK — Hogs, cattle and
sary, grammar school education
A very attractive compact home
sheep (all classes). Treasure
usually sufficient, Permanent
of high quality. Beautiful and
Valley Packing Co. Phone 372-
jobs, no layoffs, short hours.
durable aluminium siding. $11,-
3103.
45-tfc
High pay, advancement Send
900. Minimum FHA down pay­
DEAD ANIMALS
name, home address, phone
ment.
REMOVED FREE
number and time home. Write
THREE-BEDROOM
Phone Payette 642-2591
14-2tp
Box 785-CS, Nyssa.
FAMILY HOME—
Idaho Animal Products Co.
Newly remodeled with family
room, two baths, fenced yard
WANTED TO BUY
PERSONAL
with patio. FHA appraisal and
selling price, $13,200.00. $750.00 HIGHEST PRICES PAID for
down, $95 per month including
slaughter horses. Clyde Smith, NYSSA BANK DAY'S—Win first
prize of $150 in trade certifi­
taxes and insurance.
Phone 889-8666, Ontario, Ore.
cates, $10 second award or third
Across from the Ontario Sales
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
prize of $5, Tuesday, Feb. 5, at
Yard.
23-tfc
ARMCO PROPERTY—
3 p.m. in Nyssa. Last names
260 - foot frontage on North
drawn were S. L. Pomeroy,
Main, Nyssa. Concrete block SCRAP IRON — Call Owyhee
Irene Doty and Harry Hutchin­
Steel at Owyhee Junction. Dial
building plus large metal gar­
son. No winners were present
372-2108.
1-tfceo
age. $7500 cash.
to claim their awards.
5-ltc
POND
A FEW GENTLE BROKE SAD­
REALTOR —NEW HOMES
DLE HORSES—C. Clyde Smith,
LEGAL NOTICE
16 North Third
Dial 372-2915
P.O. Box 411, Ontario. Across
from sale yard.
4-tfc
NOTICE OF EQUALIZATION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
WORK WANTED
that the board of directors of the
COMPLETE MEAT PROCESS­ I Ridgeview Irrigation District will
ING—From custom butchering meet at the Ridgeview School
through custom cutting, wrap­ House in the County of Malheur,
ping, curing, smoking and sau­ State of Oregon, that being the
sage making. Stock received at District’s office, at 7:30 p.m. on
your convenience—day or night. i the 19th day of February, 1963,
‘You get the best” at Treasure to sit as a Board of Equalization
Valley Packing Co., 1 mile west I for the purpose of reviewing and
on Alberta. Phone 372-3103.
, correcting its assessment and ap­
On All
portionment of taxes for defray­
— PHONES —
WE TRIM or REMOVE TREES— ing the operation, maintenance
guaranteed. Also have and construction costs and ex-
Days
372-2266 Work
wood for sale. D. M. Barnhart penses for the District for the
& Sons. Phone 372-3167. 5-tfc year of 1963.
. . . 372-3377
Any complaint concerning the
FOR SALE—AUTOS
assessments or any change desir­
ed must be entered with the Sec­
1951 FORD PICKUP—Inquire at retary of the District before the
Nyssa, Oregon
Nyssa Auto Parts, 11 North date named herein and in order
Third street
5-tfc to receive proper consideration
1961 MERCURY METEOR “800? (rom the Board.
McCULLOCH
The 1963 assessment may be
Power steering, radio, heater.
CHAIN SAWS
18,000 actual miles by owner. seen at the Ridgeview Irrigation
New—Used—Sales—Service
Phone 889-8186.
48-tfc ( District office at the Ridgeview
’ School House or at the office of
VALE GRAIN & FEED CO.
Vale, Oregon
Phone 473-6951 1953 FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN — I the South Board of Control.
$75. Phone 674-2035.
5-tfc Homedale, Idaho.
Done by order of the board of
directors.
Felisa Echevarria
Secretary, Ridgeview
Irrigation District
First publication, Jan. 31, 1963.
Last publication, Feb. 21, 1963.
KEN
SEE US
for
Jacuzzi Pumps
and
SERVICE
Makes!
dition $9,000.
GOOD TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE
—Half basement finished. Wall- j TWO-ROOM HOUSE —Good lo­
cation, large lot.
to-wall carpeting. On comer
lot, double garage. Dial 372- TAVERN — Building and equip­
ment, operating. $18,000. Terms.
3516 (evenings).
4-tfc
A REAL BARGAIN’
Church building with severs,
lots. At Third and Park. $10,-
LEGAL NOTICES
000. Terms.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
51 IRRIGATED ACRES —
Part row crop. Two-bedroom
In the County Court
home, full basement. Barn.
Of the State of Oregon
$22,000. Terms
For the County of Malheur
In the Matter of the Estate of
FARM
ALBERT A. BRATTON.
BOB THOMPSON AGENCY
Also Known as A. A. Bratton.
Dial 372-3355
Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, Oscar B.
FOR
Bratton, has been appointed exe­
FOR
SALE—
Two-bedroom home
cutor of the estate of Albert A.
with
full
basement.
All large
Bratton, also known as A. A.
rooms
with
excellent
arrange­
Bratton, deceased, by the County
ment. This home is built to
Court of Malheur County, Ore­
accommodate a large family.
gon, and has qualified as such.
Very good location, large lot,
NOW, THEREFORE, all per­
carport. FHA financing.
sons having claims against the CHOICE CITY LOTS — i29-foot
estate of Albert A. Bratton, also
frontage on King avenue at
known as A. A. Bratton, deceased,
South Sixth street.
are hereby notified and required FOR SALE — Modern 2-bedroom
to present the same, with proper
home. Large living room and
vouchers, duly verified, within
dining area, attached garage,
six (6) months from the date of
full basement finished with two
this notice, to the undersigned,
extra bedrooms, family room
Oscar B. Bratton, at the law of­
and utility. Excellent location
fice of Henigson & Stunz at Nyssa,
on South Seventh street. FHA
Oregon, which place the under­
appraised and financed. See by
signed selects as his place of busi­
appointment.
ness in all matters connected with
Nyssa
said estate.
OSCAR B. BRATTON
Executor of the Estate
Ralph G. Lawrence, Agent
of Albert A. Bratton,
105 Main St.
Nyssa. Ore.
also known as
A. A. Bratton, Deceased.
Dated and first published Jan.
17, 1963.
Last publication Feb. 14, 1963. VERY GOOD
TWO-BEDROOM HOME—
Located on extra large lot, just
ADRIAN SOIL CONSERVATION
outside city limits. Very nice
DISTRICT
yard, lots of fruit trees. Only
Notice of Annual Meeting
$10,700.00. Can be financed.
Of District Cooperators and
FOUR BEDROOMS—
Election of Soil Conservation
This is a lovely home. Nice
District Supervisors
yard, best location, on paved
Notice is hereby given that the
street. Shown by appointment.
annual meeting of District Co­
$12,000.00.
operators of the Adrian Soil Con­ ONE BEDROOM—
servation District will be held
Good location, basement, nice­ I
at the Oregon Trail Community
sized lot $4,600. Easy terms.
Hall, about 5 miles southwest of FOUR LOTS—
Nyssa, Oregon, on the 6th day
50 x 117 feet. Only $122.50 each.
of February, 1963, at 10:00 a.m.
Cash or terms to suit
Notice is hereby given that an
election will be conducted at this
annual meeting for the purpose
of electing one (1) District Super­
visor for a four (4) year term.
315 Main St.
Phone 372-3535
Dated January 20, 1963.
Nyssa.
Oregon
Adrian Soil
Conservation District
=
First publication January 24.
1963. Last publication Jan. 31,
DOES
1963.
LEEDS BAILEY
Secretary
MEAN
LOANS
SALE
Insurance
Agency
FOR SALE
Bernard Eastman
Real Estate
Insurance
....
Nights
SEE US
Eder Hardware
— for—
JANUARY CAR BUYS !
$495
1955—Buick 4-Door Sedan
$695
1957—Studebaker 4-Door. .
1958—Chevrolet Wagon . • • $1095
1955—Cadillac 4-Dr. Sedan . $895
1962—CORVAIR MONZA SPYDER
SPORT COUPE
Radio . . . Heater . . . Four-Speed Transmission.
$2495.00
NYSSA Nyssa.
MOTORS,
Inc.
Oregon
Nvssa. Oregon
A Realtor is a Broker
who is a Member of
the National Associa­
tion of Real Estate
Boards and is pledg­
ed to their strict Code
of Ethics.
STA-RITE
PUMPS
Sales—Service
We Service
All Makes!
ONLY A REALTOR
Can Use This Seal
— call —
Nyssa Co-op
Phone 372-2224
Monday, Feb. 4
Thru Friday, Feb. 8
7:30—College of the
Air* "American
Economy"
8 00—Calendar (L)*
8 30 I Love l.ucy (L)
9 00—Real McCoys*
9 JO—Pete and
Gladys (Live)*
10 00-- l.ove of Life*
10 25—Harry Reasoner
News (Live)*
10:30—Yours for a
Song (Live)*
11:00—Jane Wyman
Show (Live)f
11 30— As the World
Turns (Live)*
1 2 00—Password (D*
12 30—House Party*
1:00—To Tell the
Truth (Live)»
1:26—Doug Edwards
News (Live)*
1:30— Millionaire (L)
2 00—Secret Storm*
2 30—Edge of Night*
3:00—Bonnie Wallis
Show
4:00—Happy Time
5 00—Funland
5 25—Sports Today
5:30-—Weather Today
5 35—News Today
5 45—CBS News Wal­
ter Cronkite (L)
Monday Feb. 4
6 00—Quick Draw
McGraw
6 30—The Lucille Ball
Show (Live)*
7.00—Dannv Thomas*
v . . ' Irlfflth*
8 00—Loretta Young*
8 30—My Three Sonsf
9 00—Stoney Burke £
10 00—To Tell the
Truth*
10 30—10 30 Report
10 45—Sports Review
10 50—Weather
10:55—Movie Time,
"Black Whip,"
Hugh Marlowe,
Coleen Gray,
Adele Mara
----------- Morn. Headlines
Tuesday, Feb. ft. Only
5:00—Father Knows
Best t
Tuesday, Feb. B
« 00—Huckleberry
Hound
« 30—Red Skelton
Hour (Live)*
7:30—Jack Benny (L)
8 00—Garry Moore*
9:00—Marshal Dillon*
9:30—Combat £
10 30—10 30 Report
10:45—Sports Review
10 50—The Weather
10:55—Movie Time.
"Singing
in the Dark,"
Joey Adams.
Al Kelly
----------- Morn. Headlines
Wednesday Feb. •
8:00— Mister Ed*
« 30—Doble Gillis*
7 00—Beverly Hill­
billies (Live)*
7 30—Dick Van Dvke*
8 00—U.S. Steel Hour*
"The Troubled
Heart”
9 :00—I've Got
a Secret (L)*
9:30—Hong Kong.
"Clear for
Action"
10 30—10 .in Report
10 45—Sports Review
10 50—The Weather
10 65—Movie Time.
“Black Tent,”
Anthony Steel.
Donald Sinden
----------- Morn. Headlines
Thursday, Feb. 7
6 00—Yogi Bear
« 30— McHale s Navyt
7 00—Donna Reed £
7:30— Dr. Kildare*
8 30—Perry Mason*
"The Constant
Doyle"
372-3548 or After 6 p. m.
Call 372-2510
11:00—Hour of
St. Francis
11:30—Frontiers of
Faith (Live)*
12:00—This Is the Life
12:30—Faith for Today
1.00—Challenge Golf£
2:00—Shell's Wonder­
ful World of
Golf (L—C)*
3:00—Palm Springs
Golf Tourna­
ment (Live)*
4:00—McKeever and
the Colonel*
4.30—Freedom
University of
the Air
5 00—Ensign
O’Toole (L)*
5:30—Wonderful
World of Color*
« 30—Biography:
7 00—Bonanza (IXJ)*
8 00—Going Mv Way£
9:00—Sunday Nlgltt
Movie £
“On the Beach,"
Gregory Peck,
Ava Gardner,
Fred Astaire
11 on—Smoot Iteoort«
Monday, Feb. 4
Tbru Friday. Feb. 8
6 «0—Continental
Classroom (L)*
7:00—Today Show*
8 00—Say When (L)*
8 25—NBC News (L)
3 30—Play Your
Hunch (L-C)*
9:00—Price Is Right*
9 30—Concentration*
14 00—Romper Room
10:40—Exercise
With Evelyn
11 00—Tennessee
Ernie Ford (L)
11:30—Father Knows
Best (Live)£
13 00—Merv Griffin
Show (L-C)*
12 56—NBC News (L)
1:00—Loretta Young
Theatre (Live)*
1:30—Young Doctor
Malone (Live)*
2:00—Queen for
a Day (L)£
2 30—Who Do You
Trust (Llve)£
3:00—Periscope
8 30—Discovery (L)£
3 55—Little Joe. the
Brakeman
5:00—Mickey Mouse
Club
Monday, Feb. 4
5:30—Sea Hunt
8 JU—Hometown
Reporter
«10—Weather Plx
« 15—Huntley-Brink­
ley News (L)*
6 30—The Dakotas!
7:30—Bell Telephone
Hour (L—C)*
8 30—M-Squad
9:00—Ben Casey £
10:00—Stump the Stars
10 30—Nite Desk New«
10:40—Weather
10:45—Nite Desk
Sports
10:50—New« Wrap-Up
11:00—Tonight Show*
Tuesday, Feb. 8
5.30—oes Hunt
6 00—Hometown
Reporter
«10—Weather Plx
6 15—Huntley-Brjnk-
ley Report (L)*
8:30—Laramie (L-C)*
7 30—Empire (LrC)*
8:30—Dick Poweil
Show (Live)*
9:30—Dinah Shore
Show*
10:30—Nite Desk News
10:40—Weather Plx
10:45—Nite Desk
Sports
10:50-—News Wrap-Up
11:00—Tonight Show*
Wednesday, Fab. 8
5 30—Sea Hunt
« 00—Hometown
Reporter
«10—Weather Plx
« 15—Huntley-Brink­
ley News (I.)*
« 30—Hallmark Hall
of Fame (LrC)*
8:00—Perry Como's
Kraft Music
Hall (L-C)*
9 00—Naked City I
10 00—David Brink-
ley's Journal*
10:30—Nite Desk News
10 40—Nite Weather
10 45—Nite Desk
Sports
10 60—News Wrap-Up
11 00—Tonight Show*
Thursday. Feb. 7
6 30—Sea Hunt
6 00—Hometown
Reporter
«10—Weather Plx
• 16—Huntley-Brink­
ley News (L)*
«30—Hepnesey
7:00—Leave It
to Beaver £
7:30—Wagon Train £
8 30—Hazel (L-C)*
9 00—Andy Williams
Show (L-C)*
10:00—The Deputy
10 30—Nite News
10 40—Nite Weather
10 45—Nite Deek
Sports
PEOPLE'S
Denture Service
Payette—211 North 8th St.
— Phone —
Payette 642-3593
To Buy. Sell, Rent or Hire.
Try the Classified Pagel
READY-TO-GO PICKUP!
IHC L-120 FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE
PUMPS
With Omaha Stock Bed.
Newly Painted . . . Very Good Mechanically
and Reasonably Priced!
UNIVERSAL
— SEE or CALL —
BERKELEY
and
SERVICE . . .
All Makes
SWAGER FORD
Days — Call 372-2239
Nights — 372-3065
(Across Street from Fanners Feed and Seed)
118 Good Avenue
Nyssa, Ore.
Phone 372-2288
B & M Equipment
I
Nyssa, Oregon
9 30—Al.red Hitch­
rock Presents*
■To Catch a
Butterfly”
10:30—10 30 Report
10 45—Sports Review
10 50—The Weather
10 55— Movie Time.
"Scorching
Fury,”
William Leslie,
Kay Nelson
—------- Moi n. Headline#
Friday, Feb. 8
6 00—Our Man
Higgins £
«30—Rawhide*
"Incident at
Crooked Hat"
7:30—Flintstones £
8 00—Route «6*
"Suppose 1 Said
I Was Queen
of Spain?”
9:00—I’m Dickens.
He’s Fenstar £
9 30—Twilight Zone*
"Death Ship"
10:30—10:30 Report
10 45—Sports Review
10 50—The Weather
10:56—Movie Time.
“Crimson
Pirate,” Burt
I-ancaster.
Nick Cravat.
Eva Bartók
---------- Morn. Hi adiinea
Saturday, Feb. 0
7:00—Capt Kangaroo
8 00—The Alui.i Show
8 30—Mighty Mouse
9:00—Rin-Tin-Tin*
9 30—Roy Rogers*
10 00—Sky King (L)*
10 30—Reading Room*
11 00—Robert Trout
News (Live)*
11:30—Town and
Country
12:00—Sat. Matinee.
"Down Dakota
Way” and
"Pacific
Destiny"
3:30—American
Bandstand £
4 30—Major Adams
Trailmaster £
5 30—Gallant Men £
t 30—Jackie Gleason’s
American
Scene Magazine
7:30—Have Gun,
Will Travel*
8 00—Gunsmoke (I.)*
9 00—The Defender«,
10 00—Mr. Smith Goe«
to Washington
10:30—1« 30 Report
10:45—Movie Time.
••Come Fill
the Cup.”
James Cagney,
Phyllis Thax-
ter, Raymond
Massey,
Gig Young
----------- Morn. Headline«
£ ABC
• CBS
KTVB — Boise .. . Channel 7
Sunday, Feb. 3
(Across from the Courthouse)
Chuck Landreth or George Sallee
-o-
See BILL KELLEY. STAN BYBEE or BOB CHURCH
420 Main Street
REALTOR
NOT
REAL ESTATE
BROKER!
9
—Ot ' Roberta
9:30—Center ot
Scenic America
9 35—Salt 1-ake Tab­
ernacle Choir
10:00—The Big Picture
10:30—Washington
Report (Live)*
1100—Sun Matinee
13:00—Championship
Bridge
12:30—Sunday Sports
Spectacular (L)
International
Ski Jumping
2 00—Winston Chur­
chill: The
Valiant Years
2 30—Chapel ot
Inspiration
3 00—Amateur Hour’
3.30— G. E. College
Bowl (Live)*
4:00—20th Century*
"Finland’s
Tug of War”
4 30—Password (L)*
5:00—Lassie (L)*
5:30—Dennis the
Menace (I.)*
4 00—Ed Sullivan
Show (Live)*
7 00—Real McCoys*
7.30— G. E. True
Theatre (Live)*
"Little Richard"
5 OO—Candid I'mneru*
8 30—What's My
Line (Live)*
9:00—Lloyd Bridges
Show*
9 30—A Dinner with
Pres, Kennedy
10:30—10:30 Report
10:45—Sunday Festi­
val Theatre,
“Value
of Money.”
Geo. Gregson.
Diana Dors
-----------Morn. Headlines
63
10 50—News Wrap-Up
11:00—Tonight Show*
Friday, Feb. 8
5 so—Matty's Funnies
with Beany and
Ceell £
8 00—Hometown
Reporter
8:10—Weather Plx
6:15—lluntley-Brlnle-
ley News (L)*
8:30—International
Showtime (L>)*
7:30—Sing Along
with Mitch (!<)•
8:30—The Story
9:00—The Jack Paar
Show (L—C)*
10:00—Adventures of
Ossie and
Harriet £
10 30—Nile News
18:40—Nite Weather
Ml*45—Nite Desk
Sports
10:50—News Wrap-U»
11 (10—Tonight Show*
Saturday. Feb. •
7:30—Ruff & Reddy
(Live—Color)*
8:00—Shari Lewis
Show (L-C)*
8 30—King l^onardo
and His Short
Subjects (L-C>*
9:00—Fury (Live)*
9 30— Magic Midway*
10:00—Make Room
for Daddy (L)*
10 30—Exploring (!«)•
11:10—Watch
Mr. Wizard (L)
13:00—Telesporta
12:30—Challenge
Golf (Live)t
1:30—Professional
Bowling Tourf
3:00— Wide World
of Sports (L)£
World Two-Man
Bob Sled Cham-
Rionship and
orth American
Speedskating
Championship
4:30—Dan Smoot
Reports
5:00— Peter Pan (L)*
7 00— lawrence Welk
Show (Llve)£
8 00—Fight of the
Week (Llve)£
8 45— Idaho News
Review
9 00—The Eleventh
Hour*
10 00—Hawaiian Eye £
11:00—Desilu
Playhouse,
"One for
Dr. Mudd"
£ ARC
• NBC
C. U. E. Days
SPECIAL
FREE PAINT JOB
With the Major Overhaul of
a Tractor, Baler, Combine.
Clip this ad and present to
Service Supervisor. Good
Until Feb. 9, 1963.
M-F Farm Store
Ontario, 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— 80 ACRES— Southwest of Nyssa. Produced one
ton of alfalfa seed per acre. With eight-room modern home,
full basement. Several outbuildings. $36,850 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.
ISO ACRES 79 acres irrigated. Mostly for stock set up. Two semi­
modern homes. $16,800. Reasonable terms.
FOR RENT—TWO-BEDROOM MODERN HOME with basement
In the country. $65 per month.
MEL BECK REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE LOANS — INSURANCE
"To Buy or Sell... SEE MEL"
214 North Main Street
Phone 372-3532