Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, December 29, 1966, Page 7, Image 7

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1968
PAGE SEVEN
WEEKLY TV SCHEDULES
KBOI
Miscellaneous
Services
For Sale
Miscellaneous
Legal Notices
Cow Hollow
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN
PROPANE BOTTLES FILLED
CARPETS A FRIGHT?
Make that the undersigned has been
By Halen Hoffman
5-gullon size, $2 each or two
them a beautiful sight with Blue appointed executor of the estate
ONE-BEDROOM
APARTMENT
Mr.
and
Mrs. Ed Bancroft and
for $3 75 Ideal Gas and Appli,
Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- of Jesse W. Dye, deceased, by the
— Newly redecorated. Natural
family
and
Miss Anita Niccum
ance, Nyssa. Phone 372-2214
er, $1. Coast - to - Coast Store, ! County Court of the State of
gas heat, garage. Best location.
arrived Christmas Eve to spend
22-tfc
Nyssa.
Phone
372-3545.
52-ltc
Oregon for Malheur County, and the holidays with the women’s
Bernard Eastman Agency, 315
has qualified. All persons having parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elza Nic­
Main street, Nyssa.
49-tfc
MARLETTE MOBILE HOMES
claims
against said estate are
and with a sister, Mr. and
FOR SALE
Quality used units. Gateway hereby notified to present the cum;
FOUR-ROOM MODERN HOUSE
Mrs. Glen Teague and family. The
Trailer Center, 3987 Chinden same, duly verified as by law re- I group has Christmas Eve dinner
One mile west and one mile
REAL ESTATE
Boulevard, Boise, Idaho. Phone quired, to the undersigned at the in the Niccum home and spent
north "i Nj ■ Phone 372 2766
THREE FOURTHS ACRE
343-7705. Open daily and Sun­ office of Max S. Taggart. 71 SW Christmas day at the Teague
51-2tc
Southwest of Nyssa. Two-hcd-
days.
31-tfc Third Avenue, Ontario, Oregon, residence. Anita and the Bancroft
room home, modern except UNFURNISHED APARTMENT -
within six months from the date family returned to Portland Mon­
heat . .......
Phono 372-3186.
37-tfc ELECTROLUX — Sales, service hereof.
day.
Dated December 1, 1966.
INCOME PROPERTY
and supplies of vacuum clean­
Clarence Niccum was a Christ­
ers and floor polishers. Harold
B. B. LIENKAEMPER mas dinner guest of his daughter,
Making 1% a month. Will trade
Potter. Phone 549 1745, Weiser.
Executor
for 40 to 100 acres of row-crop.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lattin and
Idaho
35-tfc Max S. Taggart
Willing to pay balance in cash.
family.
80 ACRE FARM — 40 acres row­
Attorney for Estate
THREE BEDROOM
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Howell
crop, on Black Canyon project.
71 SW Third Avenue
MODERN HOME
spent Christmas day with their
Nice two-bedroom house with ZMT“ Miscellaneous
Ontario, Oregon
Full basement, two fireplaces
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
sale; rents separately. Phone
First publication: Dec. 1, 1966. McCoy and family at Ironside,
and wall-to-wall carpeting One
Fruitland 482 1566.
49 4tp WILL TRADE — New three-bed­
Final publication: Dec. 29, 1966.
of the nicest homes in Nyssa.
The Dee Garners spent Christ-
room home in Ashland, Ore.,
mas Eve with her mother, Mrs.
MEL BECK
for land or small farm In Ad­ INVITATION OB ADVERTISE­ Mamie Harrison at Emmett.
rian or Big Bend area. A $17,-
□8F“ Wanted to Buy
MENT FOR BIDS
REAL ESTATE
College Student Arrive»
500 value on 100’ x 100’ lot. All­
z\n invitation to bid is extended
J. E. Brower, Salesman
Miss Margie Morton arrived
cedar home, shake roof. Built- ' by the Mayor and the City Coun-
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for
214 North Main Dial 372-3532
slaughter honses Clyde Smith.
in stove and sink, fireplace, ! ci! of the City of Nyssa, Oregon, home recently from Oregon State
Phone 889-8866, Ontario, Ore.
plenty of closet and cupboard for the construction of the Nyssa university in Corvallis to spend
Across from the Ontario Sales
space. One-car garage attached. Library. Work is to be performed the holidays with her parents,
Yard.
23-tfc
Young fruit trees. Would con­ under one general contract which the Fred Mortons.
Miss Betty Morton, daughter of
sider similar home in Nyssa. will include Mechanical and Elec­
SPRINGER COWS and HEIFERS
Phone 372-2379.
51-2tc trical work. Sealed bids will be the Fred Mortons: Mrs. Grace
—Also feeder and stock cattle.
THREE BEDROOMS—
Rutherford, Mrs. Morton’s mother,
Jim Ackerman at C. Clyde ------------------------------------------- - received until 1:00 p.m. (MST) spent Dec. 17 in the Morton
Two baths, living room, kit-
January
10.
1967,
at
the
Council
chen, large family room with j Smith's office, across from On­
home. Margie accompanied them
Chamber at the City Hall in Nys­ to Boise and returned Monday
fireplace. Rumpus room in the ! tario sale yard. Phone 889-8066
sa, Oregon.
7-tfc
basement. Best location. FHA !
morning.
Bids will be opened publicly at
terms.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morton at­
SCRAP IRON — Call Owyhee
the above stated time and place tended the 50th wedding anniver­
TWO-BEDROOM HOME—
53
ACRES
Modern
four-bedroom
Steel at Owyhee Junction. Dial
Excellent location for only $7,-
home with full basement. Close and read aloud. Bids received sary reception held Dec. 18 for
372-210«.
4-tfceo
after the lime fixed for opening Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ross at Vale.
500 00.
------
----- -I in. C. A. Reece. Phone 372-2946. cannot
be considered. Bidders and
Mrs. Vernon Widmer and fam­
49-4tp
10 ACRES—
others properly interested are in­ ily visited recently with her bro­
Go<*d house, close to town
vited to be present at the bid ther, Wendon Nye at Boise.
$17,500 00 Some terms.
opening.
MALE GERMAN SHORT-HAIR
Mr. and Mrs. Elza Niccum, Mr.
Other Listing« Including
HI NTING DOG—Dark brown
For
Sale
—
Autos
and Mrs. Wayne Lattin and fam­
Documents
Commercial Properil««
with light spots, wearing a
Specifications, including bid and ily were recent dinner guests in
black collar. Answers to the FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE SCOUT— contract documents and drawings, the Glen Teague home. The occa­
name "Topper " Phone 372-3222
$995 00. Call 372-2226. 46-tfc may be examined or secured at sion honored Mrs. Niccum on her
52-ltc
the office of SMITH & KEYS birthday anniversary.
Real Estate
Architects, Route 1, Box 184-E.
Insurance
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Metcalf;
Ontario. Oregon.
□8F* For Sale—
their sons-in-law and daughters.
315 Main St.
Phone 372-3535 ÍKF“ Personal
Deposit
Farm Machinery General Contractor, $30 00.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gorastiza of
Boise, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Stan­
Electrical,
$15.00.
WILL
NOT
BE
RESPONSIBLE
I
ORDFK METAL HEADGATES
dage and family of Vale were
Mechanical,
$15.00.
for any debts other than those
NOW for your concrete ditches.
Christmas dinner guests in the
REAL ESTATE
incurred by myself Lester
Edu Harowaie Phone 372- Refunds
home of Mrs. Metcalf’s brother.
for
The
full
amount
of
deposit
Johnson.
52-ltp
2266.
FOR SALE
17-tfc
Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. McClure at
--------------------- —-------- one set of documents will be re­ Vale.
— funded to actual bidders upon re-
EXCELLENT CONDITION—
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jefferies
Work Wanted
Large modem two - bedroom
turn of the documents, unmuti­ and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
home. New carpeting, wall to
lated and without marks or an­ Stevens were Christmas dinner
wall, new forced-air furnace, BABY SITTING—In my home, at
notations at or before the time guests of the Jefferies’ son and
refrigerated a 1 r conditioner
set for opening bids. Other de­ daughter - in - law, Mr. and Mrs.
any time. Phone 372-2781.
— for —
Large yard with good soil. Bar- j
49-4tc
posits will be refunded with de­ I Victor Jefferies and family in
gain price, $9,000.00. 212 Bower
BODY WORK
ductions for the actual cost of re­ Caldwell.
production of the documents un­
EDGE OF TOWN—
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Froerer and
PAINTING
FOR SALE
der the same conditions.
Economy home with large lot. I
' family, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bybee
and
Garden space with good «oil. ONE-BEDROOM HOME—
Bid Guarantee
and family, Gary Cortney of Roy,
Newly decorated. Garage. On
Private well, outbuildings. 922
The Bidder is required to fur- Utah, Bob Smith of Ontario and
WINDSHIELD
paved street. $3,800.00 Easy
North Fust Sale price, $3,500.-
: nish five percent (5%) of the base Henry Chamberlain were Sunday
terms.
00.
Glass Installation bid in the form of a certified dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
| check, a bank cashier’s check, or S. P. Bybee.
THREE-BEDROOM
11 ACRE6—
(FREE ESTIMATES)
a bid bond, representing a guar-
BRICK
HOME
—
Full
basement,
Large modem home with at-
antee that he shall execute all
good location, pavement, cy­
tached garage, fireplace, wall-
No. 2844
1
items as outlined in the Docu-
clone-fenced,
garage.
$14,500.
to-wall carpet, Good soil, pri-
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
j ment, Specifications and Plans.
vate water, unlimited supply. GOOD TWO-BEDROOM STUC­
In the County Court
Right to Reject Bids
Located at Owyhee Corner and
CO HOME $6,000. Terms.
505 Main Street
Of
the State of Oregon
The right is reserved to reject
Priced to Sell!
Phone 372-3524
THREE-BEDROOM with garage.
For the County of Malheur
any or all bids and to waive any
In the Matter of the Estate of
NYSSA, OREGON
South side. $14,500.
Nyssa Insurance
informalities.
MARY T. BRUMBACH,
No bidder may withdraw his
Agency
Deceased
FARM LOANS
bid after the time set for the
Ralph G. Lawrence, Agent
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY GIVEN
BOB THOMPSON AGENCY
opening thereof unless the award
105 Main St.
Nyssa, Ore.
that
the
undersigned,
Ezra T,
Dial 372-33»
of the Contract is delayed for a
Brumbach, as executor of the
period
exceeding
thirty
(30)
days.
—for —
By Order of the Mayor and City above entitled estate, has filed his
Council of the City of Nyssa, final account in the above entitled
Court, and that Monday, the 9th
Oregon.
day of January, 1967, at 10:00
(Signed)
o’clock in the forenoon of said
FRED O. KOCH
day and the court room of said
City Manager
Court
have been appointed by
$1500
1965 Ford Custom 4-Door
Published Dec. 22 and 29. 1966; said Court as the time and place
V-H with standard transmission, radio
Jan. 5, 1967.
for the hearing of objections
and heater.
We Service
thereto and settlement thereof.
IN APPRECIATION
Dated and first published, De­
All
Makes!
$1145
1962 Ford XL 2-Door Hardtop
We take this opportunity to cember 8. 1966.
— CALL —
V-8 with four-speed, radio and heater.
thank our friends for the many
Date of last publication, Janu­
kindnesses expressed in thought ary 5, 1967.
$1745
1964 Chevrolet Impala 4-Door
and deed following the death of
EZRA T. BRUMBACH
V-8 with automatic transmission, power
our loved one.
Executor
372-3548
or
After
6
p.
m.
steering, radio and heater.
Henigson & Stunz
—The Family of
Phone 372-3038
Attorneys at Law
Warren Fanner
$395
Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Door
SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE
$30. Phone 372-2236.
51-tfe
FOR SALE
Bernard Eastman
SEE US
RAY'S BODY &
PAINT SHOP
SEE US
Weekly Specials!
STÀ-RITE
PUMPS
Sales — Service
Nyssa Co-op
1959
V-8 with automatic transmission, radio
and heater.
WE SELL
— COMMERCIAL —
1964 Chevrolet Vi-Ton Pickup
$1695
Six-cylinder with four-speed, custom cab,
radio, heater and long, wide box.
Jacuzzi Pumps
and
— See Our Nyssa Representative —
RODNEY COWGILL
SERVICE
All Makes!
PHONE 372-2901
—PHONES —
O
GENTRY FORD SALES, Inc.
Malheur County’s ONLY FORD DEALER — For
Ford Cars, Trucks, Mercury, Mustang and T-Bird
490 So. Oregon
Ontario, Oregon
Dial 889-8601
Days .... 372-2266
Nights . . . 372-3377
Or 889-8779
Eder Hardware
Nyssa, Oregon
I SOLD IT
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