Nyssa gate city journal., July 08, 1965, Page 9, Image 9

THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1965
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT
FARMb
THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE— IT’S TERRIFIC the way we’re
FOR INVESTMENT OR USE-
selling Blue Lustre for cleaning
With nice yurd. Neur Adrian.
This 93 - acre row crop farm
Vucant Sept. 1. Phone 372-2162.
rugs and upholstery. Rent elec­
should rent for more than
26-4tp
tric sharnpooer, $1. Coast-to-
enough to pay all principal, in­
Coast Store. Phone 372-3545.
terest, water and taxes. $45,- TWO BEDROOM HOUSE —With
27-ltc
attached
garage.
Phone
372-
000, $13,000 down. 20-year con­
3064.
25-tfc CAMPER REFRIGERATOR —
tract.
Three-cubic-foot gas - electric.
110-ACRE DAIRY FARM —
AVAILABLE JUNE 15 — Nice,
See ut Ideal Gas and Appliance
Large dairy barn, natural stock
clean one-bedroom upartment.
or call 372-2214
25-3U-
water, good fields und pastures.
Natural gas heat. Garage. Ex­
Ideal for livestock. $38,000 with
cellent location. Bernard East­ WINDOW SHADES -Any width
$11,000 down.
man, Reul Estate-Insurance, 315
up to six fret Start at $1.25.
HOMES
Main street. Phone 372-3535.
Nyssa Furniture Co., near rail­
WE LL BUILD YOU ONE!
22-tfc
road depot. Phone 372-2933.
Your choice of two fine build­
25-tfc
ing lots now available. We’ll BACHELOR APARTMENT—Up-
stuirs. Phone 372-2652. 18-tfc HAND MOWER—Like new, $9.50
draw plans to suit you. arrange
Other models, too. Nyssa Fur­
all financing und details, and SMALL ONE-BEDROOM HOUSE
niture Co., near railroad depot.
soon you can be in your own
—Call 372-2226. $30 per month.
Phone 372-2933.
25-tfc
home!
27-tfc
COMPLETELY FURNISHED!
ORDER METAL HEADGATES
Three-bedroom home on large SMALL APARTMENT — N ice
NOW for your concrete ditches.
yard. $35 per month. Phone
corner lot. Large double gar­
Eder Hardware. Phone 372-
9062'ZiC
age, yard fence. Complete only >17 L~
2266.
17-tfc
$22,000. Easy terms.
REFRIGERATION and WATER­
NEW THREE-BEDROOM HOME!
FOR SALE—PRODUCE
TYPE COOLERS — Filter ma­
Modern open arrangement with
terials for all sizes. Don B.
1 Vi baths, birch cabinets, car­ BLACK RASPBERRIES — Sweet
Moss Firestone Store. Phone
and semi-sweet cherries. Phone
port and storage. Appraisal,
372-2124.
23-tfc
372
3111.
27-2tc
$13,725. Will work out cash or
loan deal, also will take in late SWEET CHERRIES and PIE
model car or cheaper house on
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE
CHERRIES Irvin Topliff. Dial
trade.
372 3143.
27-ltc FIVE-ROOM HOUSE—With base­
REPOSSESSED BARGAIN—
ment. Double garage. Fenced
Like new three-tx'droom home.
yard. Located at 312 King ave­
PERSONAL
1H baths, carpet, built-in range.
nue. Inquire at 317 South Third
$12,200. Long-term contract.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
street or 319 King avenue.
DELIGHTFUL TO LIVE IN’
for any debts other than those
26-tfc
Beautiful and modern three-
incurred by myself. Gilbert L.
bedroom home with every fea­
Shipley.
25-3tp FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE —
Three - bedroom home on 41
ture you can think of. Worth I
acres. Four acres cultivated in
much more than the $27,500
pasture. Nice home with built-
FOR SALE
price. Long-term loan.
in appliances, H4 baths, family
THRHE BEDROOM HOME—
NEW LISTING I
room. Only two miles from
Carpeting, fireplace, garage and
Three bedrooms. new carpet,
Nyssa on paved road. Price.
carport. $13,500.
1 Vi baths and finished base­
$23,500, or home and six acres
ment are features of this well-
FARM LOANS
may be purchased separately.
arranged home. Only $18,500.
Contact FLYING REALTY. Inc.
BOB THOMPSON AGENCY
Long-term loan.
Phone 889-6473.
26-tfc
Dial 372-4355
KEN POND
REPAIR SHOP. STOCK AND
EQUIPMENT — Three-bedroom
16 North Third
D>nl 372-2915
modern home. Approximately
Ken Pond, Res Phone 372-3168
FOR
two acres of ground. On oiled
Hal Hopper. Res. Phone 473-2076 NICE ONE BEDROOM HOME—
road. Mel Beck Real Esial«.
Good location. Only $3,500 with
Phone 372-3532.
24-tfc
$500 down. Easy monthly pay­
Journal Classifieds
TWO HOUSES — One two-bed-
ments.
Bring Results!
room, one three - bedroom, on
NEED LOTS OF BEDROOMS’
one lot at 502 No. Third street,
This home has five! New oil
Nyssa. $4,400.50 cash. Write
USED
furnace, firapla«e. Well located.
Clyde Bohannon, General De­
$11,500.00.
livery, Sweet Home, Ore. 25-4tc
THREE BEDROOMS — Rumpus
Dearborn Large
room in basement, living room
Journal Classifieds
Gas Heater.
and family room with fireplace
Bring Results!
Dearborn Small
Carport, nice yard. Best loca­
Gas Heater.
tion. FHA terms. Shown by
appointment.
Universal
Gas Heater.
A LOVELY TWO-BEDROOM
US
Siegler Oil Heater.
BRICK HOME —With full base-I
— for —
General Electric
ment. Nice yard, excellent lo-l
50-Gallon
cation. Immediate possession.
BODY WORK
Water Heater.
Only $12,700 on FHA terms.
Shown by appointment.
(Gas Appliances Adapted
PAINTING
Real Ettal« — Now Homo«
SALE
APPLIANCES
SEE
IDEAL GAS and
APPLIANCE CO.
Nyssa, Oregon
14 N First Dial 372-2214
Bernard Eastman
Real Estate
Insurance
315 Main St.
Phone 372-3535
Good Used Cars
PRICED RIGHT!
1963 Ford Galaxie 4-Door
$1995
Automatic transmission, radio and heater.
Has brand new motor.
1960 Ford Fairlane ”500''
$795
1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Door
$595
Four-door sedan, V-8 with automatic trans­
mission, radio and heater.
V-8 with automatic transmission, radio and
heater.
$195
1956 Buick Special 4-Door Sedan
A local car.
and
WINDSHIELD
Glass Installation
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RAY'S BODY &
PAINT SHOP
505 Main Street
Phone 372-3524
NYSSA. OREGON
SEE US
—for —
1959 IHC BC-180
$1895
1959 Ford V^-Ton Pickup
$1195
Five-speed with two-speed. Has beet bed.
Four-wheel drive. Six-cylinder with four-
speed, radio and heater. Has hubs on it.
1958 Chevrolet Vi-Ton Pickup
Six-cylinder with four-speed, radio, heater.
$895
See Other Units on Our Nyssa Lot
At Fourth and Main.
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, at a special elec­
tion held in the City of Nyssa on
HIGHEST PRICES PAID fur | the 29th day of June, 1965, there
slaughter horses Clyde Smith i was submitted to the legal voters
Phone 889-8666 Ontario, Ore ; of said City of Nyssa the proposi-
Across from the Ontario Sales j tion of adoption of a proposed
Yard
23-tf< amendment to the Charter of the
¡City of Nyssa by adding thereto
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 1 a new chapter authorizing the
Common Council of said City of
PROPANE BOTTLES FILLED— Nyssa to construct a supplemen-
5-gallon size, $2 each or two . tai water and distribution system
for $3.75. Ideal Gas and Appli. I in addition to the present system,
ance, Nyssa. Phone 372-2214. including the sinking of wells, in­
22-tfc stallation of pumps, pipelines and
other equipment and the acquisi­
tion of the necessary sites, ease­
WORK WANTED
ments and rights of way there-
WE ARE HAULING and Buying 1 for; to issue and sell General Ob­
Hay—Call D. M. Barnhart and ligation Bonds of the City not
Sons. Phone Ridgeview 339- exceeding $120,000.00 to provide
3324.
26-tfc ' funds therefor; to pledge net
' revenues of the water system and
WILL BABY SIT —One or two ( to provide a tax levy to pay the
children in my home. $1.75 principal and interest of said
daily. 15 Park avenue. Phone bonds; and
372-3000
27-2tc
WHEREAS, the returns of said
special election have been duly
; filed with the City Recorder and
INSTRUCTION
have been duly canvassed and
I
examined
by the Common Coun-
PIANO LESSONS- In my home.
Beginners and intermediates. I cil of the City of Nyssa; and
WHEREAS, it appears that a
Mrs. Boyd Haney, 613 North
Second street. Phone 372-3342. total of 89 ballots were cast at
22-8tc said special election on said
proposition, and that 79 ballots
were cast in favor of the propo­
LEGAL NOTICES
sition and were marked “560 x
Yes.” that 10 ballots were cast
No. 2792
against the proposition and were
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
marked “501 x No,” and that a
In th« County Court
majority of said votes cast were
Of th« Slate of Oregon
¡cast in favor of the adoption of
For the County of Malheur
I said amendment to the Charter
In the Matter of the Estate of i of the City of Nyssa.
ISA BEATRICE ESKEW,
NOW, THEREFORE. I. Grant
Deceased.
H. Rinehart, mayor of the City
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. of Nyssa, do hereby proclaim that
That the undersigned has been the proposed amendment to the
appointed Executor of the estate Charter of the City of Nyssa, as
' -a Beatrice Eskew, deceased, submitted to the legal voters of
b^ the County Court of the State the City of Nyssa, pursuant to
of Oregon for Malheur County, Resolution No. 258 adopted the
and has duly qualified as such. 8th day of June, 1965, has been
All persons having claims against approved by the legal voters of
said estate are hereby notified to the City of Nyssa and does be­
present the same, duly verified come effective as of the close of
as required by law, to the un­ said election on the said 29th day
dersigned at the law offices of of June, 1965.
Henigson & Stunz, Nyssa. Oregon,
WITNESS my hand and the
within six months from the date seal of the City of Nyssa this 1st
hereof.
day of July, 1965.
JOHN KENNETH ESKEW (Seal)
GRANT H. RINEHART
Executor of the Estate
Mayor of the City
Of Isa Beatrice Eskew,
Of Nyssa
Deceased
Attest:
Dated and first published July FRED O. KOCH
8, 1965.
City Recorder
Last publication August 5, 1965.
Published July 8, 1965.
APPLIANCE
REPAIR
TELEVISION
REPAIR
Washers — Televisions
Refrigerators — Freezers
Sewing Machines
Dryers
Will Rejuvenate Your
Old Picture Tube and
Install Brighteners.
$7.50
NO FIX — NO CHARGE
Phone 889-5925
PHONE 889-5925
USED TRUCKS!
$695
1953 IHC Two-Ton .
(In A-l Shape)
1946 Willys Jeep .
. $395
Both of these units have new
motors, new clutches and have
been newly overhauled.
Nyssa Co-op
372-3548 or After 6 p. m.
Call 372-3038
SEE US
for
Jacuzzi Pumps
and
SERVICE
CALL 372-2901
— PHONES —
Days .... 372-2266
Nights . . . 372-3377
Eder Nyssa,
Hardware
Oregon
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(You'll Want to See These!)
FOUR-WHEEL DRIVES
1958 Ford Pickup
. $1295
1958 IHC Pickup .
. . $1195
1955 Willys Pickup
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WANTED TO BUY
Full Price
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Sales — Service
On All Makes!
Malheur County’s ONLY FORD DEALER — For
Ford Cars, Trucks, Mercury, Mustang and T-Bird
490 So. Oregon
Ontario, Oregon
Dial 889-8601
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1958 IHC TWO-TON TRUCK
1956 GMC TWO-TON TRUCK
Rodney Cowgill, Nyssa Rep.
GENTRY FORD SALES, Inc.
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STA-RITE
PUMPS
We Service
All Makes!
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(FREE ESTIMATES)
— call —
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$795
(These Three in Top Condition)
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Owyhee Truck & Implement Co.
401 Main Street
Phone 372-2226
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