Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, February 13, 1964, Page 9, Image 9

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1964
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT
FIVE ACRES PASTURE — In TWO HOUSES IN .ADRIAN —
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FARMS
One
four-room
house
and J one
Apple Valley. Seven - room
three-room house. Both mod­
25-ACRE IDAHO FARM—
house, cow bam, large garage.
ern. Phone Nyssa 372-2851.
Terms. A. L. Atkeson Real Es­
Paid-up water right. Deep soil,
6-2tc
tate, Parma, Idaho.
4-tfc
medium to sandy loam. Two-
bedroom modern house with
TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE—Mod­
addition under construction. ONE-BEDROOM HOUSE — Full
ern except heat. On Idaho side.
finished
basement
has
four
$19,500, ¥z down.
$35 per month. Phone 372-2911
rooms. Three and one-half lots.
120-ACRE GENERAL FARM-
or inquire at 409 Good avenue.
Garage. 14 Park Avenue. Phone
Ideal for general farming or
7-tfc
372-2652.
27-2tp
seed crops. Water right, 112
acres. $35,000. Down payment FIVE ACRES—1% miles north of THREE - ROOM Upstairs Apart­
ment—Furnished. Mrs. W. W.
reduced to $7,500.
Nyssa on highway 20-26. Paid-
Foster, Ninth and Bower. Dial
up water rights. Three-bedroom
NEED A FARM LOAN?
372-3566.
5-tfc
house,
full
basement.
Dial
372-
We take applications for a large
3036 (after 5 p.m.).
4-3tp NEWLY REMODELED Ontario
life insurance company. Very
liberal loans with no brokerage
Restaurant — Freeway access,
fees.
adjoins new motel, fully equip­
FOR SALE OR TRADE
ped. Immediate possession. A
CATTLE RANCH—
good opportunity for small
300 to 400-cow capacity. A near TEN ACRES —In Apple VaUey.
Pasture, two - bedroom house,
capital. Inquire at 1751 North
‘perfect operation priced at only
garage and cow barn. $11,500
Oregon street, Ontario, Oregon.
$210,000, complete. Can also
or will trade for two-bedroom
Phone 889-5628.
6-3tp
be bought without cattle and
house (not over $5000 value)
machinery. This ranch has
close-in. A. L. Atkeson Real
shown a consistently good pro­
Estate, Parma.
4-tfc FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
fit for many years.
1958—INTERNATIONAL Trailer
HOMES
House—46 by 8 feet. Two bed­
FOR SALE—AUTOS
rooms, bath. Phone 372-2449.
MODERN 3-BEDROOM HOME!
6-2tp
Two natural stone fireplaces 1934 CHEVROLET — Four - door
Sedan. Has 1948 motor. In
with stone wall in living room.
good condition. Frank Jurries, EAR CORN — Under roof. Ap­
Large dining-family room fac­
proximately 500 bushels. Carl
Jr.
Phone 674-2064 (between
ing patio. Barbecue fireplace
Begeman. Phone 372-2377.
5
and
7
p.m.).
7-2tp
in patio. Lovely kitchen with
7-ltp
all built-in appliances. Utility
room, two full baths. Large ,
ELECTROLUX — Sales and ser­
recreation room in basement.
vice. E. R. Anderson, route 3,
Large double garage with stor­
Sunnyside, Weiser, Idaho. Au­
age room. 139-foot lot on paved
SEE
thorized dealer. Phone 549-
street. $29,500, $12,500 down.
1581.
42-tfc
HOME AND RENTAL!
BALED STRAW — Phone 372-
Three - bedroom older home
Real
Estate
and
2512.
5-2tp
with natural gas heat. Good
Insurance
rental house at back of lot.
ASHLEY WOOD HEATER — In
Price reduced to $6500, $2800
Parma, Idaho
good condition. Call 372-2357.
down.
7-2tc
Phone 722-5786
ONE TO FINISH—
ORDER METAL HEAD GATES
Good two - bedroom home on
now for your concrete ditches.
several lots. Needs cabinets.
Eder Hardware. Phone FR 2-
FOR
SALE
$4,500.
2266.
17-tfc
FIVE
ACRES
—
HOME WITH A FUTURE!
Good basement house, garage BATTERIES — 6-volt, $8.95 ex­
One-bedroom modern basement
and shop. Close to Nyssa. $6,-
home on large lot. Good loca­
change; 12 - volt, $13.95 ex­
850. $2,850 down.
tion, paved street. $4000. Pre­
change. Elliott Tire Co., 204
fer cash, but will consider TWO-BEDROOM HOME—
North Main. Phone 372-2270.
7-tfc
terms.
$3,000. Good terms.
MODERN—BRAND NEW!
TWO-BEDROOM DWELLING— GOOD ALFALFA HAY—80 tons.
Three bedrooms, full and half
with carport and tool house.
Second and third cuttings. Ray
baths, utility room, large car­
$9,000.
Strickland. Phone 372-2412.
peted living room, birch cabi­ TWO-ROOM HOUSE —Good lo­
5-tfc
nets with a built - in Tappan
cation, large lot.
10-H.P. JOHNSON OUTBOARD
range. Carport and storage
MOTOR—With gas tank. $100.
complete this fine home. All
FARM LOANS
Call
372-2270.
7-tfc
for $13,500. Long-term loan.
BOB THOMPSON AGENCY
Dial 372-3355
HOW ABOUT THIS?
ALFALA HAY — First, second
Three bedrooms, full basement,
and third crops. Frank Skeen.
carpet, kitchen with built - in
Phone Nyssa 372-2613.
7-3tp
range, sliding door and patio.
GOOD USED REFRIGERATOR
On paved street. A “best buy”
NICE ONE-BEDROOM HOME—
—$59.95. Don B. Moss Firestone
at $14,500. Long-term loan.
Good location. Only $4200 with
store. Phone 372-2124.
5-tfc
MOVING TO ONTARIO?
$500 down. Easy monthly pay­
Two new 3-bedroom homes on
ments.
FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK
paved street. Bath and half,
NEARLY
NEW
carpet, many other modern fea­
REGISTERED POLLED HERE-
tures. Your choice, $14,250.00. THREE-BEDROOM HOME—
FORDS — Your choice of all
Built-in
range,
oven
and
refrig
­
Long-term loan.
stock. Pauline Butler. Phone
erator
with
deep
-
freeze
com
­
ECONOMY
Nyssa 372-2417.
7-3tc
partment.
Refrigerated
air
cool
­
THREE-BEDROOM HOME—
er. Large lot. All-new district.
Room for the family in this
A real buy at $11,000.
good home with part basement
SERVICE—ALL MAKES
and paved street. Price only
$7500, $2000 down.
Rotary Well
ONLY ONE YEAR OLD!
Real Estate
DRILLING
A fine three - bedroom home
Insurance
Days — Call 372-2239
with carpeted living room and
Phone 372-3535
many modern features. Owner 315 Main St
transferred. Buy for only $12,-
500. Long-term loan.
TO BUY or SELL
A. L. Atkeson
FOR SALE
Bernard Eastman
PUMPS
KEN POND
FOR SALE
UNIVERSAL
and
Real Estate — New Homes
TWO-BEDROOM
16 North Third
Dial 372-2915 ECONOMY HOME—
Everything for good family liv­
Nights — 372-3065
ing, completely modern. Lo­
WANTED
cated at edge of town. Full
price, $9,000.
Nyssa, Oregon
SEWING — Mrs. Clyde Bowers
THREE-BEDROOM
HOME—
Phone 372-2406.
2-tfc
New modern designing. Com­
pletely modern with family
room, full basement, built - in Western Auto Dealers
oven, stove, dishwasher, dis­
Wanted for
posal. Large attached garage
and extra shop building. FHA Nyssa, Oregon—Parma, Idaho
financing.
Homedalo, Idaho
CHOICE CITY LOTS — 129-foot Invest in your future by owning
frontage on King avenue at your own store. America’s larg­
South Sixth street.
est automotive supply retailer.
FOR SALE —Modern 2-bedroom Western Auto, is expanding its
Kenneth A. Johnson, President
home. Large living room and dealer organization in this ter­
dining area, attached garage, ritory. Excellent locations avail­
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Almost
full basement finished with two able in six-state area. You will
new two-bedroom home. Liv­
extra bedrooms, family room merchandise our famous nation­
ing room, dining area, all with
and utility. Excellent location ally advertised sporting goods,
hardwood floors. Kitchen with
on South Seventh street. FHA tools and other profitable lines,
birch cabinets. Nice large bath­
appraised and financed. See by minimum investment $15,000.
room with two sinks. Full
appointment.
basement. Double carport with
Contact us for full information
on the Western Auto Associate
double storage space. Very
Nyssa
Insurance
good location Price, $14,500.00.
Plan:
Agency
Western Auto Supply Company
THREE-BEDROOM HOME with
Ralph G. Lawrence, Agent
New Store Development Dept.
Full Finished Basement — Liv­ 105 Main St.
Nyssa. Ore.
Box 1031—Ogden, Utah
ing room with fireplace and
carpeting. Dining room carpet­
ed. Kitchen with lots of cup­
board space. Utility and bath­
room. Family room, bedroom,
bath and storage in basement. 70 ACRES CLOSE TO NYSSA—Paid-up water. Comfort­
FHA loan available. Price, $16,-
able three-bedroom home. $27,500. $10,000 down.
000.00.
80 ACRES—Two-bedroom home, modern except heat. Row­
crop and stock setup. Alfalfa seed on the place. $13,000
MOORE HOTEL BUILDING
Specializing in Exchanging
down, easy terms, 4% interest. Located north of Nyssa.
----- CONTACT------
Box 295, Ontario______ 889-6473
Box 6-.B, Vale________ 473-6511
Sales Representative
Nyssa, Oregon
Phone 372-3532
214 North Main St.
Dorothea Chester
372-3186
MISCELLANEOUS
COMPLETE MEAT PROCESS NICE THREE-BEDROOM HOME
ING—From custom butchering
— By March 1 to 15. Write
through custom cutting, wrap­
Ralph Cleveland, P. O. Box 321,
Silverton, Oregon.
5-3tp
ping, curing, smoking and sau
sage making. Stock received a.
your convenience—day or night.
WANTED TO BUY
“You get the best" at Treasure
Valley Packing Co., 1 mile west HIGHEST PRICES PAID for
slaughter horses. Clyde Smith,
on Alberta. Phone 372-3103.
Phone 889-8666, Ontario, Ore.
ONTARIO MEAT COMPANY —
Across from the Ontario Sales
Custom butchering, complete
Yard.
23-tfc
processing. Beef, hogs, sheep.
Phone 889-5713. Butcher every
Thursday.
6-8tc
-
By Oregon State Bar
WORK WANTED
WHY PAY MORE?—Experienced Individual's Rights
and guaranteed work. We top Protected Under Law
or remove trees, roof or paint.
Free estimates. Call D. M. By Habeas Corpus
The “writ of habeas corpus” is
Barnhart and Sons at 372-2149
or 372-3167.
43-tfc a quick and useful way to chal­
lenge the government’s illegal
restraint on a person. It demands
LEGAL NOTICES
“by what right” is the govern­
ment holding him?
The writ has challenged unlaw­
No. 2633
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT ful arrests, false imprisonments
or denials of reasonable bail. If
In the County Court
successful in his proceeding, the
Of the State of Oregon
person goes free.
For the County of Malheur
One can use habeas corpus
In the Matter of the Estate of
also in civil proceedings. A
REUBEN B. BASKETT,
person may have been unlaw­
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN fully jailed for not paying ali­
that the undersigned, B. B. Lien- mony. He may have been kept
kaemper, as administrator of the in a hospital illegally or against
above entitled estate, has filed his wishes. Habeas corpus may
his final account in the above en­ be brought to get a speedy
titled Court, and that Monday, hearing on restraining a per­
the 9th day of March, 1964, at son's liberty.
A prisoner loses most of his
10:00 o’clock in the forenoon of
said day and the court room of civil rights. Still under the con­
said Court have been appointed stitution he cannot be made to
by said Court as the time and suffer cruel and unusual punish­
place for the hearing of objections ment as when a prisoner claims
that guards beat him without jus­
thereto and settlement thereof.
Dated and first published, Feb­ tification. A court can examine
his claims and protect him in his
ruary 6, 1964.
Date of last publication, March writ of habeas corpus hearing.
Usually the court has a referee
5, 1964.
B. B. LIENKAEMPER look into his claims.
What are some of his rights?
Administrator
A prisoner can engage in re­
Henigson & Stunz
ligious activities.
Attorneys at Law
He can communicate with his
lawyer.
ADRIAN SOIL AND WATER
He has access to the courts,
CONSERVATION DISTRICT
io present petitions and ap-
Notice of Annual Meeting of
peals.
District Cooperators and Elec­
Because such claims raise con-
tion of Soil and Water Conser­ stitutional questions, persons may
vation District Supervisors.
take their writs to the federal
Notice is hereby given that the courts if they are not satisfied
annual meeting of District Co­ with what the state courts do.
operators of the Adrian Soil and
As you might expect, most such
Water Conservation District will j petitions have no merit. Yet, be­
be held at the Oregon Trail Com­ cause the rights are protected by
munity Hall, about 5 miles south-1 the writ of habeas corpus, the
west of Nyssa, Oregon, on the courts always give them careful
28th day of February, 1964, at scrutiny.
1:00 p.m.
(Oregon lawyers offer this
Notice is hereby given that an column as a public service.
election will be conducted at this
annual meeting for the purpose IN APPRECIATION
We wish to thank relatives and
of electing two (2) District Super­
visors for four (4) year terms, and friends for cards, flowers, food
one (1) supervisor for a three (3) and other memorials given at the
time of death of our beloved hus­
year term.
band
and father, James Ritchie.
Dated February 10, 1964.
—Mrs. Roxy Ritchie
Adrian Soil and Water Conser­
Robert Ritchie
vation District.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane
First publication, February 13,
Wilson and Clay
1964; last publication February
20, 1964.
Journal Classifieds
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10:50—Nite Sports
10:55—Nitebeat
11:00—Tonight Show*
Friday, Feb. 21
5:00—Zoorami
5:30—Huntley-Brink­
ley Report (L)
6:00—The Big News.
Hometown
Reporter
6:15—Weather
In Motion
6:20—Sports ricture
6 25—Business News
6:30—Deatrv (Live)!
7:30—That Was the
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Was (Live)*
8 00—The Jack Paar
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10:00—Battleline
10:30—Nltehent News
10:45—Nite Weather
10 50—Nitebent Sports»
10 55—Nite Wrap-Up
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Reddy (L—C)*
8:00—Hector Heatlr-
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1:30—Fireball XL-5
(Live)*
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11:30—American
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Water Sk 1
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6:30—Lawrence Welk
Show (Live)!
7:30—Saturday Night
at the Holly­
wood Palace £
8 30—Burke's law £
9:30—Eleventh Hour*
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10:40—Weather
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