Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, November 25, 1971, Page 5, Image 5

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    Th« Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oi«yon
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WEEKLY T.V. SCHEDULE
NOVEMBER 28 —DECEMBER 4
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SUNDAY
Miscellaneous
Services
For Sale
Miscellaneous
SINGER SALES 4 SERVICE,
complete
service on all
makes. Free home demon­
strations. Ontario Sewing 4
Vacuum Center. 309 S. Ore­
gon Street. 889-6167. 44-tfc
ELECTROLUX - SALES, SER-
NOTICE OF ANNUAL
vice and supplies of vacuum
ELECTION
cleaners and floor polishers.
Harold Potter, Phone 549-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
1745, Wesier, Idaho.
1-tfc that on the 6th day of December,
1971, at the City Hall of Nyssa,
SIGNS, WE’VE GOT ‘EM—FOR in the County of Malheur, State
RENT, FORSALE.NOHUNT- of Oregon, the annual election
ING, NO TRESPASSING, Gate for one director of the Nyssa
City Journal. Letuscustom- Rural Fire District will be
print your order.
36-tfnc held.
Melvin
Spitze
has
been nominated for director
WINTER - WEARY CARPETS for another four year term from
show their spring colors when the first day of January, 1972.
you clean ’em with Bissell The election will be held at
Rug Shampoo. Rent an elec­ 2:00 o’clock p.m. and will con­
tric shampooer for just $1. tinue until 8 o’clockp.m. of said
a day, save your energy for day.
Spring fun. Firestone Store,
Dated at Nyssa, Oregon this
Call 2124.
47-ltc 16th day of November, 1971.
Wilbui Atherton, Secretary of
FULL
BEE
BOARDS, SIX the Board of Directors.
available now. Mrs. Seward,
Published November 19 and
1015 Park, phone 372-3055. 25, 1971.
47-tfc
For Sale —
Real Estate
RESIDENCE LOTS - 165 FOOT
frontage on Park Avenue at
N. 1st Street.
$3,000.00.
Nyssa Insurance Agency -
Ralph G. Lawrence, Agent
105 Main, Nyssa , Oregon
97913._______________ 40-tfc
For Rent or Lease
FURNISHED
APARTMENT.
Prefer single person or young
couple. References required.
Phone 372-3662.
46-tfc
FISCHER’S
MOBILE HOME
Park. Large spaces available.
Can accomodate double wide
or expandoes. VA approved
and natural gas hook-ups.
Phone 372-3393.
47-tfc
FOR SALE
AUTOS
1965 FORD MUSTANG F AST-
back.
Needs clutch work.
Call 372-3127. Nocallsafter
9 p.m.
46-tfc
1969 BUICK SKYLARK- 2Door
hardtop-low mileage or 1966
Buick LeSabre - 4 door, both
excellent condition, for in­
formation Call 372-2568
47-2tc
SPEED YOUR WORK WITH’ A
rubber stamp. For speedy
service order direct from
the Gate City Journal.
36-tfnc
1971 SECURITY 11’WITH REF.,
Monomatic furnace - Delux,
Wilton C. Jackson Sales,
Phone 372-2215.
44-tfc
REPOSSESSED 19-INCH POR-
table color TV set. Balance
on warranty. Used less than
four months. See at Peter­
son Furniture Co., Nyssa.
47-ltc
Pets
BE GENTLE, BE KIND, TO
that expensive carpet, clean
it with Blue Lustre. Rent elec­
tric shampooer $1. Coast to
Coast Store, Nyssa, Phone
372-3545.
47-ltc
DOGS. WE HAVE DOGS WHO
need homes.
All breeds.
Pay only a small service
charge.
Atherton Kennels.
Five miles north of Nyssa.
Phone 889-5045.
47-tfc
REPOSSESSED 4-PIECE WAL-
nut bedroom set. Box spring
and mattress, 6-drawer dres­
ser. Good condition. Big re­
duction, see at Peterson Fur­
niture Co., Nyssa.
47-ltc
Personal
QUESTION
Did Pilate write: “Yah-
shua of Nazareth, the King
of the Jews”, or did he
write; “Jesus of Nazareth,
King of the Jews?” --John
19:20.
ANSWER
He wrote the words in
languages the people then
knew and understood. It
was written in Greek, Latin
and Hebrews. -- Luke 23:18
We believe the Messiah
told Paul his correct name
on the way to Damascus,
and it says he spoke from
heaven in the “HEBREW
TONGUE.” — Acts 26:14.
P.O. Box 142
Parma, Idaho 83660
Legal Notice
USED-CLOTHES DRYER, $40
Stout Appliance, 218 Main
Street.
45-tfc
BUSINESS CARDS - RAISED-
letter styles, $8.00 per thou-
sand.
Gate City Journal.
36-tfnc
Auction
Furniture &
Household Auction
November 28,
1:30 p.m.
Terms - Cash
3 miles north of Parma on
Highway 20-26-95
- Watch for Auction Signs-
M.W. Osborn
Shelvadoor refrig.; Hot
Point Range; Olympic 23”
B/W T.V.-real nice; newly
recovered davenport; com­
plete bedroom set (cherry
wood) chest, dresser, night
stand - exceptionally good
mattress & box springs;
blonde finished bed 4 dres­
ser-mattress 4 box springs
Sewmaker portable sewing
machine-never used, brand
new; Custom Automatic
washer; Hotpoint dryer; ex­
erciser; high chair; brand
new barbecue set w/hood
4 rotisserie; 150 lb. anvil;
misc. hand tools; electric
light cords; double Navajo
saddle blanket; horse blan­
ket; split ear double stit­
ched bridle; braided horse­
hair hacamore; misc. horse
equipment, many
other
misc. items.
Wanted
W
5
TO 10 ACRES WITHIN 1
mile of Nyssa city limits.
Phone 642-4201
evenings.
46-2tp
Nampa 466-4007
SEE US
- FOR -
SALES-SERVICE
1/ie 0ld1i/m&L
WE SERVICE
TWO LOTS ON NORTH THIRD
Would like to trade for small
piece of property one or two
miles outside of Nyssa. Phone
47-2tc
372-2726.
ALL MAKES!
CALL
Nyssa Co-op
BUY-SEUrRBiFHIRf
A psychiatrist is a fellow
who makes you squeal on
yourself.”
4th Street $16,000.
2 BR. EMISON AVE. COMPLETE BUILT-IN-BED - BUILT
in stove and oven, part carpeted, utility room, elec,
cooler, auto, furnace, $8,500.
- NEWLY PAINTED - IN AND OUT-
5 BR. 610 N. 1st
new carpeting, $11,500.
120 ACRES ROW CROP AND PASTURE, 6 MI. SW NYSSA
on Enterprise, concrete ditches, dwelling, full basement
2 Br. up, 2 down, furnace, bam, 2 car gagage and
other buildings, $65,000. Good terms.
3 BR. HOME ON 99 AC RES ROW CROP, CONCR ETE DITCHES
CB storeage, other bldgs. Enterprise Ave. $65,000. Good
terms.
EXCELLENT BUSINESS LOCATION ACROSS FROMSCHOOL
Family restaurant occupied. Good investment return $7,500
2 BR. HOUSE, GAS FURNACE, ELEC. COOLING, CAR-
peting, fenced yard, paved street. $8,700. 212 Bower.
EXCELLENT BUSINESS - EAST SIDE MARKET, 2 BR.
dwelling, 3 rentals, real estate, equipment and stock
$45,000. 1/2 down.
22 ACRES COMMERCIAL LAND CORNER HIGHWAY #201
and Market Road.
24 LEVEL ACRES - CONCRETE DITCH 24 ACRES WATER
11 mi. SW Nyssa, no bldgs, only $9,000.
- PHONE 372 - 2186
of Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Ira
“He has an all-time aver­
Price, Joel Price and Douglas
Share, visited Ed Price at his age of 5 proposals of mar­
home and helped with the fall riages per week.”
work on the farm.
SEVERAL PORTABLE TV
Mrs. Harriet Turner of Owy­
sets, at various prices,
hee Junction, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
30 day guarantee.
Lorensen, Harriet and Gloria,
PARKER TV SERVICE
and Mrs. Maude Cooper of Vale,
509 Maple Avenue
were dinner guests at the Star-
Call 372-352 9 44-tfc
lite in Vale Sunday. The Loren­
sens’ and Mrs. Turner visited
at the Greer home in Payette
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood and
Adah Louise, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
bur Chapin,Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Lorensen, and girls were among
those attending the dinner at
the Owyhee Church Thursday.
Mrs. Harriet Turner and Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Martin and fa­
mily were among thoss who
were guests of the Owyhee Young
People at a dinner Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Loren­
sen, Harriet and Gloria were
evening visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Abbe in
Ontario November 20. It was
in honor of Marcie’s birthday
anniversary. Others visitingin
the home were Mr. and Mrs.
Steen and Mrs. Rogers of that
area.
TV
OMN IO A.M. - • F.M.
C olor ■ B lack and W hitk
R adio . S tereo and H i -F i
Free
Estimates in shop
All Work
Guaranteed For
30 Days.
Call 372-3529
Between North 5th St.
and North 6th St.
509
M aple A venue
NY1SA, OREGON 97913
Newly listed house located
in Nyssa.
Consists of 4 bedrooms, l’/j baths,
living room with cathedral ceilings,
dining room, built-in china closets,
kitchen with built-ins, den, family
room, utility room, lots of storage,
double garage, beautiful landscaping.
$25,000.00 - Terms.
REAL ESTATE
For Sale
BUSINESS BUILDING 1/2
block off Main Street.
$3500.
WE
HAVE
SEVERAL
choice building sites
about 3 miles from town.
Most sides have excellent
view of entire valley.
Lots will be approx. 11/4
acres and will be on dead
end road with good access
to paved road to town.
Priced from $2000 to
$2500,
VERY GOOD 2 BEDROOM
home with extra large
lot. Includes large dou­
ble door shop completely
lined. Suitable for small
auto repair shop. Easy to
heat.
Good location.
$9,750 with terms.
Other Listings Including
Commercial Properties
EASTMAN
REAL ESTATE
Insurance
315 MainSt. Phone’’’2-3535
NYSSA, OREGON
1970 NOVA 2-DOOR SEDAN
CYL., STANDARD TRANSMISSION.
AND ONE OWNER.
Flying Really
& Associates,Inc.
Office
1221 S.W. 4th Avenue
Ontario, Oregon Box 295
372-3355
2tc
Phone Ontario 889-6473
LOW
MILEAGE
1966 PONTIAC GTO SPORT COUPE
V-8, STANDARD TRANSMISSION
1966 DODGE CORONET
2-DOOR HARDTOP
V-8, AT, PS, PB. GOOD RUBBER AND REAL SHARP
1970 MUSTANG BOSS
V-8, 4-SPEED TRANSMISSION, POWER DISC BRAKES, POWER
STEERING, STEREO.
THIS IS A CLASSY LITTLE CAR
1963 FORD GALAXIE XL
2-DOOR HARDTOP
V-8, PS, PB, AT. BUCKET SEATS
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Analysis Seven
The Today Show
Dinah’s Place
Sesame Street
Hollywood Squares
Jeopardy
Who, What or Where
NBC News
Let’s make a Deal
The Newlywed Game
Today in Idaho
Another World
Bright Promise
Somerset
Bewitched
That Girl
Love American Style
Daniel Boone
Bill Cunningham (Thir)
NBC Nightly News
Analysis Seven
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Wild Kingdom
mo vie, “Brian’s Song”
Mod Squad
Cannon
Dragnet
Bill Graham Crusade WEDNESDAY
Eyewitness News
Movie,“Enemy Below” 6:00 - Winnie the Pooh
Morning Headlines
6:30 - Hallmark Hall of Fame
8:00 - Studio in the Sky
WEDNESDAY
6:00 - Carol Burnett
7:00 - Movie,“Never Too
Late”
9:00 - Billy Graham
10:00 - Eyewitness News
10:30 - Buck Owens Ranch
11:00 - Movie,“Rawhide”
12:30 - Morning Headlines
9:00 - Sarge
10:00 - Analysis Seven
10:30 - Tonight Show
THURSDAY
7:00 - 1971 Macy’s Thanks­
giving Day Parade
10:00 - NBC Pro Football
1:00 • "Mouse on the May­
flower”
2:00 - "Cricket
on
the
Hearth"
THURSDAY
3:00 • That Girl
3.30 - Bewitched
All
in
the
Family
6:30 -
7:00 - Movie,"The Impossible 4:00 - Daniel Boone
5:00 - NBC Nightly News
Years”
5:30 - Analysis Seven
9:00 - Mannix
6:30 - Hee Haw
10:00 - Eyewitness News
7:00 - Ironside
Movie,"Heaven
Knows
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10:30 -
8:00 - Dean Martin
12:30 - Morning Headlines
9:00 - Flip Wilson
10:00 - Analysis Seven
FRIDAY
10:30 - Tonight Show
6:30 - National Geographic
7:30 - Miss Teenage America FRIDAY
9:00 - O’Hara, UST
6:00 - 1971 Coaches All
10:00- Eyewitness News
American Football T
10:30 - Movie,“The Chapman
6:30 - Movie,"The Desperate
Report”
Mission”
12:45 - Morning Headlines
8:30 - Night Gallery
9:30 - The D.A.
SATURDAY
10:00 - Analysis Seven
10:30 - Tonight Show
Harlem Globetrotters
7:00
It’s Hair Bear
7:30
SATURDAY
Pebbles and Bam Bam
8:00
Archies Funnies
830
6:30
Woody Woodpecker
Sabrina
9:00
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Deputy Dawg
Josie and Pussycats
9:30
7:30
Pink Panther
The Monkees
10:00
8:00
Barrier Reef
10:30
NCAA Football
8:30
Take a Giant Step
2:00
Your Are There
9:30
The Bugaloos
230
Childrens Film
10.00
Mr. Wizard
3:30
Restless Gun
10:30
The Jetsons
4:00
Untamed World
11:00
Run Fast Run All Day
4 30
CBS Saturday News
11:30
Ski Sense
5:00
Chicago Teddy Bears
12:00
Walt Disney Golf
5:30
Bearcats!
1:00
Star Trek
6 30
Funny Face
2:00
NBC Pro Football
7:00
Dick Van Dyke
5:00
Lawrence Welk
7:30
Mary Tyler Moore
6.00
The Partners
8:00
M ssion Imfnssible
6:30
Movie,“Devil & Miss
9:00
Gunsmoke
Sarah”
10 00 Eyewitness News
8:00
Movie, "One More
Train to Go”
10:15
Movie,“She”
10:00
ABC Weekend News
1:00
Morning Headlines
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Analysis Seven
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John Wayne Theatre
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PAINTING
AND
THE JACK
OF ALL TRADES
OWYHU JUNCTION.
l—ARRY DETWILER
MECHANIC WORK
WKLOINO
1949 CHEV. PICK-UP
ALMOST NEW o-PLY TIRES,
4-SPEED TRANSMISSION. ANY
REASONABLE OFFER ACCEPTED.
Johanneaen-Adams Motors, Inc.
NYSSA, OREGON
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9:00
10:00
10:30
12:25
MONDAY
6:00 - Laugh In
7:00 - NFL Football
9:45 - Coaches Corner
10:00 - Analysis Seven
10:30 - Tonight Show
Marcus Welby, M.D.
Nichols
Analysis Seven
The Tonight Show
BODY WORK
SPECIAL
420 MAIN STREET
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CONTEMPORY LIVING
Captain Kangaroo
CBS Morning News
Beverly Hillbillies
Jack La Lanne
Love of Life
Where the Heart Is
CBSMid Day News
Search For Tomorrow
General Hospital
As The World Turns
KBOI News
The Guiding Light
The Secret Storm
The Edge of Night
Password
Many Spler.doredThing
The Virginian
Family Affair
Theatre Billboard
CBS Evening News
KBOI News
Truth or Consequences
Partridge Family
Here’s Lucy
Doris Day Show
My Three Sons
Arnie
Billy Graham Crusade
KBOI News
Movietime “The Third
Day”
12:30 - Morning Headlines
Dick Parker’s
TV Repair
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
7:00
8:00
8:30
9:00
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10:00
10:25
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Open House was held on Sun­
day afternoon for Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Brown, at Payette in
the
home of their son, Don
Brown.
Among those attend­
ing were the Ken Lorensen fa­
mily and Mrs. Harriet Turner.
The Brown’s are former resi­
dents of Nebraska. They have
spent sixty years together.
Their children hosted their
“open house”.
A birthday party at the Mal­
heur Memorial Nursing Home
honored Miss. Mertrude King,
who was 91,
November 19.
Among those who attended were,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin,
Mrs. Harriet Turner, Mrs.
Maude Cooper, Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Lorensen and Mrs. Doris
Tolman, Harriet and Gloria Lo-
Lorensen sang the traditional
birthday song and continued with
songs of the earlier years.
Birthday cake was served under
the supervision of a nurse, with
Mrs. Tolman and Mrs. Cooper
asssiting.
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
Monday
TRUCKàlMPLEMENT CO
Bob Thompson, Realtor
Home
372-3337
Phone 372-2254 or after
6 p.m. Phone 372-3387
1967 Chev. Camero, 4-speed,
NEW
real clean...................... $1495
F1256D
1966 Scout, new rubber . .$1295
was $12,604 F656D Tractor, with TA. .$4950
JD72OO tractor w/duals. .$3250
$9,400 F Cub w/blade
$595
t BR. W/W CARPET, GARAGE, FENCED YARD, 520NORTH
Oregon
SUNSET
VALLEY - Mrs.
Myrtle Hillis returned Friday
from a two week visit spent in
the Twin Falls and Burley area,
where she visited relatives and
friends. She was accompanied
home by her sister who is now
visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones of
Middleton visited Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Lois Counsil.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Culbert­
son and Mr. and Mrs. Magnus
Ekaner, were among those who
attended the Thanksgiving din­
ner which was held at the Owy­
hee Community Church Nov. 18.
Mrs. John Reffett was a guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Princehouse in Ontario
Wednesday through Friday.
Mona and Marie Thorton of
Caldwell, were dinner guests
Sunday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapin
have returned from an elk hunt­
ing trip to the Whitney area.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen
were guests Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Rose Douglas in
Parma.
The Ora Newgens’ were vi­
sitors Monday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ellison
in Wilder.
Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielson
hosted a dinner Tuesday eve­
ning, honoring the birthday of
Ewen Chard, Nyssa. Mrs. Effie
Nielsen and Craig Price, were
others who attended.
Tri-Valley Extension meeting
was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Holub Friday.
Included among those attending,
were Mmes. Edith Young, Peggy
Nielsen, and Betty Nielsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Langley
were Sunday evening visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elver
Nielsen.
Mrs. Larry Culbertson and
Mrs. Bill Nielsen hosted a birth­
day surprise party Tuesday
afternoon, in honor of Mrs. Gary
Nielsen at her home. There
were 12 guests in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder,
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Dimmitt
STA-RITE
PUMPS
Don A. Patterson
100 ACRES, 81 WATER - ROW CROP GROUND - 4 BR.
brick home - part w/w carpet, 2 baths - family room -
machine shed and bldgs - 5 mi. S.W. Nyssa on Grand
Ave. $74,000
144 ACRES - 115 WATER, - VERNAL ALFALFA SEED
6 room home - full basement- 2 baths - 2 large mach.
sheds- work shop rental dwelling. 7 miles SW Nyssa
on Jefferson Ave. $71,000, terms.
216 EMISON AVENUE. 2 BR - BASEMENT, GAS FURNACE
$5,800
1 1/2 ACRES - 3 BR. - W/W CARPET - THERO WINDOWS -
fireplace, family room, built-in double oven and range,
forced air furnace, 2 car port, 3 ml. SW Nyssa, $28,000.
Nyssa,
------ BY MARTHA LORENSEN
-Management 4 Auctioneer-
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
223 Main St.
SUNSET VALLEY
ACTIVITIES
8:30 - Tabernacle Choir
9.00 - Revival Fires
9:30 - Oral Roberts
10:00 - It Is Written
10:30 - NFL Football
2:00 - Face the Nation
2:30 - Death Valley Days
3:00
“ " - Treasure Island
4:00 - Sixty Minutes
5:00 - The Glen Campbell
6:00 - FBI
7:00 - Movie, “Earth II”
9:00 - Cade’s County
10:00 - KBOI News
“Tony Rome”
12:30 - Morning Headlines
SUNDAY
7:00 - Agriculture U.S.A.
7:00 - Faith for Today
8:00 - Rex Humbard
9:00 - Bullwinkle
9:30 - Make a Wish
10:00 - Jackson Five
10:30 - Meet the Press
11:00 - NBC Pro Football
2:00 - NBC Pro Football
5:00 - Viewpoint
5:30 - World of Disney
6:30 - Jimmy Stewart
7:00 - Bonanza
8:00 - Movie,“ Banning”
10:00 - ABC Weekend News
10:15 - Analysis Seven
10:30 - Movie,“Johnny Tiger”
PHONE 372-2224
FARTS
WINDSHIELD
Gloat Installation
(FREE ESTIMATES)
NEED AUTO INSURANCE?
Get low rates, Fast, Fair,
Friendly service with
RATS BODY
A PAINT SHOP
505 Maui St. Ph. 372-35X4
NYSSA, ORE.
Jim Robinson-Nyssa