Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, May 13, 1965, Page 13, Image 13

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
THURSDAY. MAY 13. 1965
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF BOND SALE
FURNISHED APART MENT - TWO-CUSHION DAVENPORT
NYSSA NITE RODEO and CAR­
Sealed proposals will be re­
NICE PLACE TO LIVE!
«7 inches long. Brown and gold
Three rooms and bath. Inquire
NIVAL—July 9 and 10, I960.
ceived by the undersigned until
33-acrc farm in Weiser ares.
floral design. Like new. Call
at 714 King avenue or call 372-
8 o’clock P. M., Mountain Stand­
Neat two-bedroom home. $13,-
372-2732
19-ltp
3155.
l«-tfc
PHOTO FINISHING
ard Time, on the 25th day of May,
500, $3,(MM) down. $75 per month
On TRAILER HOUSE 14-fool Col­
1965, and immediately thereafter
FOR INVESTMENT OR USE - TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE
umbia. Well equipped, in g>>od FREE KODAK FILM OFFER - will be publicly opened by the
Idaho side, four miles from
Thin 03 - acre row crop farm
Kodacolor
8
exposure«;
devel
­
condition. Virgil Seward. Dial
Nyssa. Phone 372-2017. 12-tfc
. District School Board of School
should rent for more than
oped. printed, plus roll of film, District No. 61, Malheur County,
372-3918 (evenings).
19-tfc
enough to pay all principal, in­ TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE—Call
$3 00; 12 exposure«, $3 90. Black Oregon, for the purchase, at not
terest, water and taxes. $45,-
372 - 3573 or inquire at 712 BLUE LUSTRE not only rids car­
and white 8 exposures; devel­ less than par and accrued interest,
000, $13,000 down. 20-year con­
pets of soil but leaves pile soft
oped, printed, plus roll of film, of the following described nego­
North Second street.
15-ltc
trail.
and lofty. Rent electric sham-
$ 90; 12 exposures, $1.15. Send tiable general-obligation coupon
110-ACRE DAIRY FARM
BACHELOR APARTMENT—Up­
pooer, $1. Coast-to-Coast Store,
for Free Mailer and Price List. bonds of said school district, in
Large dairy barn, natural stock
stairs. Phone 372-2652
18-tfc
Nyssa, Ore. Phone 372-3545.
PACIFIC ran FILM SER­ th-e principal amount of $135,000 -
water, good fields and pastures.
19-ltc
VICE. P.O. Box 1189, Dept.31, 00, dated June 1, 1965, in deno­
TWO-BEDROOM
HOUSE
—
$50
Ideal for livestock $38,000 with
Portland, Oregon.
3p-23 minations of $1,000.00 each and
per
month
rental.
Inquire
at
BUY SUPER KEM-TONE WALL
$11,000 down.
101
Emison
avenue.
19-ltp
1 maturing serially and in numer­
PAINT
and
ENAMEL
in
all
HOMES
ical order as follows:
colors
at
Nyssa
Furniture
Co.,
REPOSSESSED BARGAIN
HOME IN NYSSA Call Ontario
Maturity Dates
Amount
near
railroad
depot.
19-tfc
Like new three-bedroom home.
889-6040.
19-ltc
January 15, 1968
$11,000
1 Mi baths, carpet, built-in range.
21 - INCH IAWN BOY POWER
January 15, 1969
12,000
$12,200. lxmg-term contract.
TWI »-BEDROOM HOUSE- With
MOWER—In < x<« ll<-nt
January
15,
1970
12,000
ONE OF NYSSA’S BETTER!
attached garage. Call 372-3064
tion. See at 406 Reece avenue
13,000
"Gideon's Trumpet" by An­ January 15, 1971
Three-bedroom home with fin­
19-tfc
or call 372-2962.
19-ltc thony
13,000
Lewis. The author writes January 15, 1972
ished basement. 1 Mi baths, fire­
14,000
On GOOD REFRIGERATOR — $35; about events and ideas triggered January 15, 1973
place, carpeting, many other TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE
January 15, 1974
14,000
North Fourth street. Nice yard
features. Like new and only
bedside stand, old bed daven­ by Clarence Earl Gideon, sen­ January 15, 1975
15,000
$50 per month. Call 372-3307.
tenced
Florida
state
prisoner,
in
$13,500
port, two tables and two chairs.
January 15, 1976
15,000
19-3t<
DELIGHTFUL TO LIVE IN!
Mrs. W. W. Foster. Phone 372- submitting his 19 6 1 Supreme January 15, 1977
16,000
Court
appeal
claiming
infringe
­
Beautiful and modern three-
356«.
17-tfc
The bonds will bear interest
ment of rights in a trial without
bedroom home with every fea­ SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE
payable semiannually at such
$25
per
month
Inquire
at
109
ture you can think of. Worth
ADDING MACHINE TAPE, type­ counsel.
Emison avenue, ufter 4 p m.
much more than the $27,500
"Displaced Doctor" by Richard rate or rates in multiples of %
writer ribbons, file folders, etc.,
price. I»ng-tcrm lean.
Berczeller. The memoirs of a or 1/10 of 1%, not exceeding six
on
sale
at
the
Gate
City
Jour
­
TWO. TWO-BEDROOM HOUSES
EASY TO BUY—
doctor who escaped from Austria percent per annum, as shall be
nal office. Dial 372-2233.
One in Nyssa, other just out-
New home, never lived in
in 1938 and found himself prac­ specified by the successful bid­
■ < .tv limits Phom 372-3060 1963 Yamaguchi Motorcycle Trail
Open modern planning with
ticing medicine in unexpected der. The bonds shall have but
or inquire at Sugur City 5 & 10
one coupon for the interest due
Machine—55-cc, animal carrier ways, in unexpected places.
carpeted living room, three
19-ltc
and extra sprockets. See at 104 ‘ "Children for Adoption" by on any interest-paying date. Both ,
bedrooms, m baths, beautiful
Ixxruet after 6 p.m. or Phone I Pearl S. Buck. Information on the principal of and the interest |
birch kitchen with built • in
372-3044.
17-3tp children all over the world avail­ upon the bonds will be paid at !
range. Carport with large stor­
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE
....... I
■■■ I
I H —I ■ .1 II .......
M il, |
the office of the county treasurer [
age Paved street. $13.72500
15 ACRES Close to Nyssa. Ix?vel GOOD ALKALI BEE CORES — able for adoption in America, the of Malheur County, Oregon, at
FHA terms. Only $425 down
legal means of application and the
ground. $4,500. Terms. Mel
Contact Pete Hammon. Phone “black market” operating today. i Vale, Oregon.
ABOUT READY
Beck
Real
Estate.
Phone
372-
The bonds will be sold to the |
372-2345
or
372-2593.
I6-«tc
Three - bedroom home in On­
"Markings" by Dag Hammar- highest bidder, but the district;
3532.
10-tfc
tario. Best possible location
MIXED GT.ADIOI.A BULBS — skjold. The author’s inner prob- ! school board reserves the right
Be the first to occupy this THREE-BEDROOM HOME
One bag of 100 or more, $1. ] ings into his relation to self, man to reject any or all bids. Unless
$17,500 lx>ng-term loan.
Wall-to-wall carpet in living Get them at VanderOord farm and God laid bare in the poetry all bids are rejected, the bonds
room. Natural gas furnace,
on Route 1, Nyssa, or at 801 and prose of diary jottings from will be awarded to the bidder
KEN POND
fenced
back
yard.
One
block
Thompson avenue. Phone 372- 1925 to August 1961.
Real Estate - New Homes
complying with the terms of the
from city hall. Inquire at 402
2767.
15-6tc
"The Heart of Man" by Erich notice of sale, and submitting the
16 North Third
Dull 372-2015
Good avenue or call 372-2136.
Fromm.
An
examination
of
the
which provides the lowest
Ken Pond. Res Phone 372-3188
15-tfe FREEZER MEATS — At whole­ forces which the author believes bid
Hal Hopper. Res. Phone 473-2078
sale prices. Also complete cus­ form the nucleus of mental ill­ cost to the school district.
Each bid must be unconditional,
tom meat cutting. Livestock ness.
PERSONAL
picked up free in Nyssa, Apple | "Barren Victories" by Basil must be accompanied by a certi­
WANTED TO BUY
Valley, Nu Acres, Parma and Collier. A history covering the fied check or cashier’s check in
1 WILL NOT be responsible for
favor of the district, of or upon
Adrian.
Bob's Freezer Meats, years from 1918 to 1956.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for
any debts contracted other than
503 Main street, Nyssa. Phones
slaughter horses Clyde Smith
my own. Raymond L “Dutch”
"Bits of Silver" edited by Don a bank doing business in the state
372-3937 or 372-3562.
42-tfc Ward Vignettes of the Old West of Oregon, in the sum of $2.700.00.
Phone 880 8888 Ontario. Ore
Simpson.
19-3tc
Across from the Ontario Sales
"King of Squaw Mountain" by and must be enclosed in a sealed
ORDER METAL HEADGATES
envelope addressed to the under­
Yard
R tt(
NOW
for
your
concrete
ditches,
j
Ual
Borland. The story of a cour- signed and marked on the outside
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Eder Hardware. Phone 372- ageous elk.
2266
17-tfc
"Disabled Workers in the La­ “Proposal for Bonds.” No interest
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES COMPETENT MAN or WOMAN
bor
Market" by A. J. Jaffe. This will be allowed on the deposit
— Wanted in area covered by
with the bid, but the check of the
this newspaper to own, fill and BATTERIES — fl-volt, $8 95 ex-| book analyzes background and successful bidder will be retained
ONTARIO MEAT COMPANY
change;
12
-
volt.
$13
95
ex-
¡experiences
of
those
who
have
or
collect
from
coin-operated
ma
­
Custom butchering and process­
change Elliott Tire Co., 204 have not achieved successful em- as part payment of the bonds 1
chines, nuts and candy or wrap­
ing of beef, hogs and sheep.
or to secure the school district I
North Main. Phone 372-2270. ' ployment after injury.
ped confections—a new idea in
Cut and wrapped to your speci­
against any loss resulting from
7-tfc
!
"Essentials
Essentials
of
Modern
Uphol-
vending. May be handled part
fications. For further informa­
failure of the bidder to comply
time along with present occu­ ------------------------------------------------------------ stery" bj Herbert Beet Al! the I with terms of his bid.
tion. call 889-5713.
17-4tc
WORK
WANTED
!
information
needed
to
construct
pation. $600-$1900 investment
WORK WANTED
Each bidder shall include in
_______ I professional - quality upholstered
required. Could be built into I____
USED
his bid a statement of the total I
full-time operation. For local 'WHY PAY MORE?—Experienced furniture.
and guaranteed work. We top
•---- ° Projects
—■«—— «- in Wood, Me­ 1 interest cost to the district, if his
"Modern
interview, write INTERST ATE
or remove trees and also do tal and Plastics" by Patrick E. bid be accepted.
MERCHANDISERS. Rochester,
roofing work. D. M. Barnhart Spielman. Plans and instructions
The successful bidder will be
• Dearborn Large
Mu
19-ltp
furnished with the written opin­
Gas Heater.
I and Sons. Call Ridgeview 339- for creating 55 projects.
"The Key io My Heart" by V. S. ion of Shuler, Sayre, Winfree &
3324
52-tfc
• Dearborn Small
Pritchett. A lightly comic novel­ Rankin of Oregon Bank Building,
Gas Heater.
NO MONEY
ette follows the efforts of a young Portland 4, Oregon, to the effect
• Universal
FOR SALE—AUTOS
heir
to a local English bakery to that the bonds constitute the valid
DOWN
Gas Heater.
collect a long overdue bill from and legally binding obligations
FORD
PICKUP
and
10-ft.
coach
• Siegler Oil Heater.
DAVENU and CHAIR
of the said school district, which
— Will sell together as unit or the lady of the manor.
• General Electric
RE UPHOLSTERED
"Benjamin and His Fathers" by opinion shall be printed on the
separate. Ken Renstrom. Dial
50-Gallon
372-2997.
28-tfc Herbert Heckman. A tale of boy­ face of said bonds.
$38.88
Water Heater.
hood in Germany between two
The bonds will be delivered
Discount
SI 0.00
world wars.
(Gas Appliances Adapted
complete, without undue delay,
FOR
SALE
Special
"Collision Ahead” by Ronald at the expense of the school dis­
for Natural or Propane)
FARM EQUIPMENT
Johnston. The story of the col­ trict, at such city in Oregon as
Price
IDEAL GAS and
FORD TRACTOR—Late 1950 mo­ lision of two ships at sea.
the successful bidder shall name.
(Labor Plus
"Not a Cloud in the Sky" by
del ’8N' with distributor on side.
APPLIANCE CO.
C. G. BROWN
Pacific’s Material)
Josephine Lawrence. The story
DEARBORN PLOW-16-inch,
Clerk
Nyssa, Oregon
of a couple aged 65, forced by a
bottom cable.
School District No. 61
Phone
452-3570
14 N. First
Dial 372-2214
DEARBORN DISK—«-foot with law passed in 1975, to retire to
Malheur County, Oregon
Fruitland
a secluded, completely supervised,
three-point hitch.
P.O. Box 108
push-button controlled commun­
DEARBORN CORN and SPUD
Adrian, Oregon
PACIFIC
ity.
CULTIVATOR—Two-row.
First published May 6, 1965.
"Unfinished Funeral" by Nic-
HARROW—
UPHOLSTERY SPIKE-TOOTH
Last
published May 20, 1965.
Three-section, wooden frame. colo Tucci. A novel in which the
for
central figure, a possessive wo­
All in Good Condition—Will
man, succeeds in the total domi­
No. 2744
Sell Complete or Separately.
nation of her family.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
PHONE 372-2577
"The Bells of Bicetre" by Geor- |
FOR SALE
In the County Court
and
ges Simenon. A penetrating psy­
Of the State of Oregon
THREE BEDROOM HOME—
FOR SALE OR TRADE
chological novel in which an emi­
For the County of Malheur
Carpeting, fireplace, garage and
In the Matter of the Estate of
carport. $13,500.
TWO-BEDROOM HOME—In Ad­ nent publisher rendered helpless
On All Makes!
rian. Nice yard, basement. Will by a stroke progresses from re­ ELVIN LAVERNE WORDEN,
FARM LOANS
Deceased.
trade for two-bedroom trailer sentment to recovery.
_ phones —
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
BOB THOMPSON AGENCY house. Phone 372-3243 or 372-
Days .... 372-2266
That the undersigned has been
Dial 372-3355
2561.
16-4tp
appointed executrix of the estate
Nights . . . 372-3377
of Elvin Laverne Worden, deceas­
ed, by the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Malheur
NICE ONE-BEDROOM HOME—
County, and has duly qualified
Nyssa, Oregon
Good location. Only $4,000 with
as such. Ail persons having claims
— for —
$500 down. Easy monthly pay­
against
said estate are hereby
ments.
notified to present the same, duly
NEED
LOTS
OF
BEDROOMS?
NEW G.M.C.
verified as required by law, to
This home has five! New oil
the undersigned at the law offices
furnace, fireplace. Well located.
of Henigson & Stunz, Nyssa, Ore­
$11,500.00.
DELIVERED IN NYSSA
gon,
within six months from the
THREE BEDROOMS — Rumpus
date hereof.
room in basement, living room
FRANCES J. WORDEN
and family room with fireplace
Executrix
of the Estate
With Deluxe Cab; Wide Side;
Carport, nice yard. Best loca­
We Service
Of Elvin Laverne
five 7:75x15 Tires and Wheels;
tion. FHA terms. Shown by
Worden, Deceased.
All Makes I
Oil Filter; Outside Rear View
appointment.
Dated and first published May
Mirror and Full Factory
- call —
6, 1965.
Equipment.
Last publication June 3, 1965.
FAMMU
New Books Listed
Al County Library
APPLIANCES
SEE US
Jacuzzi Pumps
SERVICE
Eder Hardware
SEE US
Mi-TON PICKUP
STA-RITE
PUMPS
$1999
Sales — Service
WILSON BUICK CO.
Nyssa Co-op
2nd and Good
Nyssa, Ore.
Phone 372-2261
372-3548 or After G p. m.
Call 372-3038
FOR SALE
Bernard Eastman
Real Estate
Insurance
315 Main St
Phone 372-6535
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6 20—Sports Picture
6 25—Business News
6:30—Voyage to
the Bottom
of the Sea !
7:3°—Jonathan
Winters
(Live—Color)!
8 30—No Time ror
Sergeants!
9:00—Bing Crosby f
9:30—Ben Casey !
10:30—Nitebeat New,
10 45—Weather
10 50—Nitebeat Sports
10:55—The Tonight
Show (L-C)*
Tuesday. May IS
5:00—America
5 30—Huntley-Brtnk-
ley Report (L)
6 00—The Big News
Hometown
Reporter
6 15—Weather
6:20—Sports Picture
6:2S—Business News
6:3(i—The Best
on Record (L)*
7:30—World's Fair
Entertainment
Special 1
8:30—Bob Hope
Show*
9 30—The Fugitive !
10:30—Nitebeat News
10 45—Weather
(0:50—Nitebeat Sports
10:55—Tonight Show*
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5 00—Magllla Gorilla
5 30—Huntley-Brink­
ley Report < L)
6:00—The Big News
Hometown
Reporter
6 15—Weather
t 20—Sport, Picture
6 25—Business News
6:30—Wagon Train !
7 30—The Patty Duke
Show I
8:00—Wednesday
Night
at the Movies
"The Last
Train from
Gun Hill."
Kirk Douglas.
Anthony Quinn
10:00—Peyton Place 1
tO 30—Niteheat News
I0 46 — Weather
10:50—Nitebeat Sports
10:55—Tonight Show*
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5:00—High School
Quiz
5 30—Huntley-Brink­
ley Report (L)*
6:00—The Big New.
Hometown
Reporter
6 15—Weather
6:20—Sports Picture
6 25—Business New,
6:30—Daniel Boene
(Live)*
7:30—Hazel
(Live—Color)*
8 00- -Bewitched !
8 30—12 o’clock High
9:30—Dr. Kildare*
10:30—NiteDeat New,
10 45—Weather
10 5A—Niteheat Sport,
10:55—Tonight Show*
Friday, May 21
5:00—Battle Line
5:30—Hu nt ley-Brink-
ley Report (L)*
6 00—The Big New.
Hometown
Reporter
6:15—Weather
in Motion
6 20—Sports Picture
6 25—Business New,
6:30—Melina Mer­
couri's Greece f
7:30—The Man
Who Walked
in Space
(Color)*
8 30—Jack Benny
(Live)*
9:00^—The Jack Paar
Show (L-CJ*
in oo—Peyton Place!
io 30—Nitebeat New,
10 45—Weather
10 SO—Nitebeat Sport,
10:55—Tonight Show*
Saturday. May 22
7:00—Top Cat
7:30—Hector Heath­
cote (L-C)*
S 00—Underdog
(Live—Color)*
S 30—Fireball XL-5*
9:00—Dennis the
Menace (L)*
9 30—Fury (i.ivel*
10:00—Bugs Bunny!
10:30—Ho,pity
Hooper !
11.00—Major League
Baseball (L)f
Ix>s Angeles
Angels at
Chicago
White Sox
2:00—American
Bandstand (L)f
3 00—Wide World
of Sports (L)f
4:30— Shindig*
5 30—Flipper
(Live—Color)*
6 00—Kentucky Jone,
6 30—Lawrence Welk
(Llve)f
7:30—Hollywood
Palace (L)f
8 30—The King
Family !
9:30—Branded*
10:00—Weekend Newa
10:10—Weather
t0:15—Saturday
Showtime.
"Bird of
Paradise,''
I k > u I s Jourdan.
Debra Paget
• NBC
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