Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, December 28, 1972, Page 13, Image 13

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    Thursday, December 28, 1972
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Twilight Cafe
126.5
Home Dairies
116
Eastside Cafe
109
Elliott Tire
105
Dessert Seed
100.5
TV Farm Service 99
Adrian Oil Co.
93.5
106.5
Farmers Feed
93.5
106.5
Nyssa Police
93
107
Mt. View Equip.
90
110
Murdock- Mendiola 89
111
Palmer’s Equip.
85
115
Team handicap games and se­
ries: Dessert Seed, 846; Twi­
light Cafe, 833/3121; Elliott
Tire, 811, Nyssa P.D.,811/3164;
Eastside Cafe, 811/3126.
Individual scratch games and
series: Rudy Marostica, 236/
763; Bert Ross, 223/742, Roy
Riggs and Dick Butcher, 222;
Sal Parra, 760.
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SUGAR BABES
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SPORTSMAN LEAGUE
Owyhee BarberShop
46
14
Idaho
Power
37
23
Bass Union 76
34
22
Nyssa Auto Parts
33
23
B4M Equipment
28
28
Q*s Trophy Cabin
23
33
Oregon Concrete
18
38
Idaho Spt. Goods
18
38
Parma Water Lifter
18
38
1st half Winner (Owyhee Bar-
ber Shop)
High Team Game and Series
Bass Union
76, 1014/2920,
Nyssa Auto Parts, 1034/2869,
Owyhee Barber Shop, 998/2826.
High Individual Game andSe-
ries Joel Mitchell, 218/563.
Jim
Peters, 209/524,
Gib
Holmes. 203/523.
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LEAGUE
Hiatt Brothers
38.5
25.5
Johan nesen-Adams 38
26
Howard's Texaco
27
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Eastman Ins.
35
29
Nyssa Co-op
34
30
M 4 W Market
27
37
25
First Nat’l Bk.
39
White Satin
21.5
42.5
High team handicap games
and series
Howard's Texaco
1015/1009/2978. M 4 W Market
1002/2897, Eastman Ins. 1001/
e879, Johannesen-Adams 2881.
High
individual
scratch
games and series Ward Lundy
214, Jim Robinson 211, Woodie
Seuell 204/571; Steve Watkins
204, Jess Asumendi 539, Shay
Bybee 532, Emil Wohlcke 532.
Brackens
35.5
16.5
Owyhee Beauty
33.5
18.5
Parma Water Lftr. 28
20
Farmers Fd4Sd
25.5
26.5
Kassmans
24.5
27.5
Michael’s Prmcy
23
29
Holcombs
22
30
High Team Game and Series:
Brackens, 591/1684, Owyhee
Beauty, 610/591/1670, Farmers
Feed and Seed. 1733.
High Individual Game andSe-
ries Virginia Bybee, 193/446,
Stella Ross, 179/446; Carolyn
Pruyn, 184, Pauline Wilson, 457.
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Miscellaneous
Scatter Pins
Goof Halls
Rolling Stones
Sugar
Beets
Safety Pins
Pin Droppers
Bowl Weevils
Three Splitters
Pin Pickers
The Strutters
Merry Misses
Mlspiided Missiles 19.5
High Individual Game andSe-
ries: Helen
Peterson,
166,
Helen Okai. 213/540; Carolyn
Pruyn, 168/470, Emma Bene­
dict 458.
Bowler of the Week Scratch,
Helen Okai, 540, Handicap,
Louise Hill, 548.
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CHANNEL 7
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BUSIN ESSMEN-FARMERS
HOUSEWIFE
Page Thirteen
The Nyssa Oate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Swim Events
Bruce Bleakman, of David
Douglas High School, son of
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Bleakman
of Portland and also the grand­
son of Mr. and Mrs. EmilStunz
of Nyssa recently placed first in
three swimming events.
The swimming events were
held recently in Eastmont Aqua­
naut Invitational in Gresham.
Bruce swam the 1650 yard
freestyle in 17 minutes and
23 3/10 seconds. In the 500
yard freestyle for Senior boys,
his time was 4 minutes and
55 6/10 seconds. In the Senior
boys 200 yard breaststr .k,.,
his winning time was 2 minutes
and 21 seconds.
Journal Classifieds
Bring Results!
I FORD
“Everybody produrr,
•omet hing - good, bad or
eirinr*."
1973 Hunting
Dates To He Set
John McKean, state game di­
rector, today advised outdoors­
men that opening dates of the
1973 hunting seasons for deer,
elk, and upland birds will be
set by the Game Commission
on Friday, January 5. The dates
will be adopted following a pub­
lic hearing at theCommission’s
Portland headquarters, 1634 SW
Alder. The hearing will con­
vene at 10 a.m.
According to McKean, the
staff will propose the follow­
ing dates as openers for the
1973 seasons. For the general
deer season the staff will re­
comm en a October 6 and the
same date will be suggested
for the opening of the chukar
Opening date propo-
season,
sed for Rocky Mountain elk is
October 27 and that for quail
and pheasants, October 20. Au­
gust 25 is the proposed date
for early archery seasons.
McKean advised that the staff
will propose November 24 as
the opening date for the Roo­
sevelt elk season, almost two
weeks later than usual. The pur­
pose behind this recommenda­
tion is the possibility of ex­
tending the season on black­
tailed deer to around mid-No-
vember. Also, some Roosevelt
elk rutting was noted during
the first
week of the 1972
season.
No other substantive changes
are proposed, with most open­
ing dates similar to the 1972
seasons except for adjustments
to begin the seasons on week­
ends.
All interested persons are
invited to attend the meeting
and comments and suggestions
are solicited.
Recommenda­
tions for opening dates may be
submitted to the Commission
in writing or may be presented
orally at the hearing.
NO. 3336
HORSEPOWER, SELF-CON-
FISCHER'S
MOBILE HOMI
tained, air compressor, on
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
Park.Large spaces available,
80 gallon receiver. For in­
PERSONS
can
accommodate
double
wide
formation call Dority Bee
or expandoes. VA approved
Boards, phone 372-3046.
and natural gas hook-ups. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
51-tfc
Call 372-3393.
47-tfc THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
MALHEUR COUNTY
FOR FULLER BRUSH PRO- ONE
BEDROOM
DUPLFX,
ducts, phone Chris Valdez,
single or couple only $70. In the Matter of the Estate
Nyssa, 372-3594.
50-3tp
per month - plus deposit.
of
Call 372-3081 or 372-3654.
SORRY SAL IS NOW A MERRY
51-tfc JESUS CORDOVA MARTINEZ,
gal.
She used Blue Lustre
also knownasJessC. Martenez,
rug and upholstery cleaner. HOUSE, SMALL 1 BEDROOM
Deceased.
Rent electric shampooer $1.
furnished,
Call 372-3084.
Coast to Coast Stores, Nyssa,
Also 2 sleeping rooms.
Notice is hereby given that the
Phone 372-3545
52-ltc
52-tie undersigned lias been appointed
personal representative of the
4 ROOM APARTMENT WITH above estate. All personshav­
SO CLEAN IT SPARKLES!!!
bath. Partly furnished. $100 ing claims against the estate
My carpets look great since
per month in advance. All are required to present the
I cleaned them with Bissell
utilities furnished except fuel. same
within four (4) months
Rug Shampoo Rented an elec­
614 Idaho Street, Nyssa, call from this date at the law of-
tric shampooer at Firestone
372-3901
52-2tp fices of Henigson, Stunz 4
Store and saved enough for a .
Fonda, 106 Main Street, Nyssa,
new dress phone 372- 2124
Oregon.
For
Sale
—
52-ltc
Dated and first published this
Real Estate
14th day of December, 1972.
$4,400 ANNUALLY GROWING
Antonio C. Martinez
Ginseng Root for us, part 3 BEDROOM HOME, 2 BATH.
Personal Representative
Full basement, 1/2 basement
time!
Market guaranteed.
Published December 14, 21
completely finished. FHA
Send $2.00 (refundable) for
and 28, 1972.
approved,
on
corner
lot.
seed,
Instructions.
GC
Call 372-2912.
44-tfc
Herbs;
261 pleasant St.,
Middleboro, Mass.
02346
NOTICE
For Sale
49-4tp
Notice is hereby given that
Pets
the Owyhee Insecticide Control
Miscellaneous
PUREBRED DOBERMAN PIN- Area will hold its annual Meet­
Services
scher puppies. Black-tan or ing Friday, December 29, 1972
at the Sunset Valley Hall at
red-tan. Call 372-2473
ELECTROLUX - SALES, SER-
52-ltp. 2 p.m.
vice and supplies of vacuum
Magnus Ekanger, secretary
cleaners and floor polishers.
Owyhee Insecticide Control
Harold Potter, Phone 549-
Area, Route 2, Nyssa, Ore.
1745, Weiser, Idaho.
1-tfc
Published Dec. 21 4 28, 1972
$50
REWARD FOR
ANY
sewing machine or vacuum
cleaner that can’t be ser­
viced at Ontario Sewing 4
Vacuum Center.
(Across
from the Pix Theater) Phone
889-6167.
38-tfc
MOBILE CRANE SERVICE
Cai! 372-2108. Owyhee Steel
Incorporated, Owyhee Junc­
tion.
34-e2ndw-tfc
SIGNS, WE’VF GOT ’EM--FOR
rent, for sale, no hunting, no
trespassing, Gate City Jour­
nal.
Let us custom-print
your order.
36-tfnc
SPEED YOUR WORK WITH A
rubber stamp. For speedy
service order direct from
the Gate City Journal.36-tfnc
F-966 D
1971 IHC Pick-up.............$2995
100 h.p. -16 speed >970 IHC Pick-up............ $2495
1971 Scout II.................... $2995
<11 435 1970 Scout 800 Aristocrat$2495
'
1970 IHC Pick-up 4x4 , . .$2695
1970 Ford Ranchero . . . .$2195
The net public and private
debt in the United States was
almost $2 trillion at the end
of 1971, according to the Bu­
reau of the Census.
RESIDENTIAL
OR
BUSINESS
OUfGON
2
All Service Calls
NEED AUTO INSURANCE?
Get low rates, FAST, FAIR,
FRIENDLY service with
1973 Ford 1/2-Ton Pick up
302 V-8 engine, amp and oil gauges, 4-speed trans­
mission, and heavy duty rear bumper. Stock »To-55. Special
s2995
1973 Ford LTD 2-Door
Hardtop
Automatic transmission, power front disc brakes, power
steering, vinyl roof, 351 V-8 engine, air conditioner, dual
rear seat speakers, tinted glass complete. Stock »F0-56
M995
DEAN POWELL
NYSSA REPRESENTATIVE
HOME PHONE 889 8891
Bob Thompson, Realtor
GENTRY FORD SALES, INC.
Jknjtobinson^jjiss*
A REFRIGERATION
REPAIRS
Ontario, Oregon
ONE DAY SERVICE
218 Main. Nyssa, Oregon
Phone 372-3196
SEE US
—FOR—
PAINTING
BODY WORK
AND
WINDSHIELD
Glass Installation
(FREE ESTIMATES)
RAY S BODY
4 PAINT SHOP
505 Main St. Ph. 372-3524
NYSSA,ORE.
SEE US
- FOX -
STA-RITE
PUMPS
SALES-SERVICE
WE SERVICE
ALL MAKES!
CALL
2 1 8 Main St.
Nyssa,
889-9694
1802 SW 4th Av«.
27 1/2 ACRES - 2 BEDROOM HOUSE - 3 MILES SOUTH
Nyssa-Owyhee Ditch water - $25,000., $7,000 down.
BEAUTIFUL 3 BR. MEDALLION VlkW HOME ON 3/4
acre with all extras plus shop and 3 car port - addi­
tional 4 acres optional, $39,500.
HR - W/WCARPETING, RANGE, DISH WASHER, DISPOSAL,
full basement, large lot. 613 Thompson Avenue $24,000.
BR - DINING - FAMILY - FIREPLACE - PATIO - 2 CAR-
port, Utility - w/w carpet. 512 North 7th $15,900.
BEDROOM-J UP 2 DOWN-ALL CARPET - ELECTRIC
heat. 2 car garage - patio-fenced yard. 803 Locust $22,000.
BR. HOME ON 5 ACRES - FIREPLACE - LARGF GARAGE,
lots of shade - family orchard. 1 mile S. of West Park
Plaza on Sunset Drive. $29,000. Terms
BEDROOM - FORCE AIR GAS HEAT - GARAGE. $9,000.
513 N. Sth Street.
153 ACRES 10 MI. SW NYSSA - ROW CROP AND PASTURE,
attractive 3 Br. home, tenant house, barns and other
bldgs. $111,000 - 29$ down - good terms on balance
$18,500 - 3 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS, 2 LARGE LOTS, COM
mercial income on property. 219 Good Avenue, terms.
EXCELLENT BUSINESS LOCATION ACROSS FROM SCHOOL
Family restaurant occupied. Good investment return,$8,000
EXCEI.I ENT BUSINESS - EAST SIDE MARKET. 2 BR.
Dwelling, 3 rentals, real estate, equipment and stock
$45,000, 1/2 down
9/10 ACRE IN APPLE VALL EY - CB HOUSE AND 2 BR
Mobile type home, $10,500.
BR - FINISHED BASEMENT - Patio, $8,400. 522 N. 1st.
BEDROOM-LIVING, DINING, WARDROBES, LAUNDRY
room, 926 Idaho Avenue, $10,875.
BEDROOM AND BASEMENT ON 3 1/4 ACRES. JOINS
Arcadia school.
Office
372-3355
Home
372-3337
MADE WITHIN FIRST DAY
TOOMBS
T V. SERVICE
S. 6th 4 Good
ALL MAKES i MODELS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
TV SERVICE
Calvin Benoit, 112 N. 1st.
St., Nyssa, Phone372-2774
48-tfc
APPLIANCE
T ruck ¿. implement co.
RELIABLE,
QUALITY
Car* Window
Washing Service
HARRY'S
HfSSA
Legal Notice
For Rent
ssa
Phone 372-2254 or after
6 p.m. Phone 372-3387
372-5010
Real Estate
For Sale
WE
NEED SOME
LISTINGS!
NEW
3 Bedroom, Large living
room, Kitchen, Bath 4 uti­
lity room. Large garage at­
tached.
Fenced
yard.
Nearly new. All for only
$12,800.00.
This house
approved for Farm Home
Administration loan.
LARGE 3 BDRM HOME,
newly carpeted living A
dining room 1/2 basement
Oil furnace. 2 car garage,
Nice yard, corner lot all
for oniy $12,000.00
40 Acres, 26 irrigated.
5 miles S. W. of Nyssa.
No buildings. $13,000.
EASTMAN
REAL ESTATE
Insurance
315 Mam St. Phone 372-3535
NYSSA, OREGON
TV Repair
OPEN
C olor
R adio
IO
A M
ft
F M
B lack and W hite
S tereo and H i -F i
Free
Estimate* in shop
All Work
Guaranteed For
30 Day*.
Dick Parker’*
TV Repair
Between North 5th St.
and North 6th St.
5Oi
MAPI l
Avi NUL
NYMSA, OHLt.ON
‘J ZU »
10:00
10 30
11:00
200
2:30
4:00
4 30
5:00
530
6 30
10:00
1015
10 30
12 00
1:00
Agriculture USA
Music 4 the Word
Faith for Today
Rex Humbard
Oral Roberts
Make a Wish
Jackson Five
Meet the Press
NFL Championship
Ski West
Movie “McHale’sNavy
The Continuing Chal­
lenge
NBC Sun. Night News;
Wild Kingdom
World of Disney
Movie “McMillan and
Wife”
Movie “Nobody’s Per­
fect”
ABC Weekend News
Analysis Seven
New Years Rockin’Eve
Three Dog Night
Lawrence Welk New
Years Eve
Analysis Seven
MONDAY, JANUARY 1
7 00 - The Today Show
7:25 - NBC Today Show News
7 30 - The Today Show
8:00 - New Years Parade
9 30 - Tournament of Roses
Parade
11 45 - To Win the Roses
12:00 - Bewitched
12:30 - The Doctors
1:00 - Another World
1:30 - Return to Peyton Place
2:00 - Somerset
2:30 - Rose Bowl Preview
2 45 - Rose Bowl Game
5:45 - Orange Bowl Game
8 45 - Bowl Day Highlights
9:00 - The Rookies
10:00 - Analysis Seven
10:30 - The Tonight Show
12:00 - Analysis Seven
TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY
7:00 - Today Show
7:25 - Analysis Seven
7:30 - Today Show
Analysis Seven
8:25
Today Show
8:30
Sale of the Century
9:00
Hollywood Squares
9:30
10:00
Jeopardy
Who What or Where
10:30
NBC News
10:55
Concentration
11:00
Three on a Match
11:30
Today in Idaho
12:00
12:30 - The Doctors
1:00 - Another World
1:30 - Return to Peyton Place
2:00 - Somerset
2:30 - Dinah's Place
3:00 - Love American Style
3:30 - Bewitched
4:00 - I Dream of Jeannie
4:30 - Hogan’s Heroes
5:00 - NBC Nightly News
5:30 - Analysis Seven
Wednesday, January 3, 1973
only--The ABC after School
Special...“William”.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2
6 00 - The Parent Game
6:30 - Movie "Fire House”
8:00 - Marcus Welby, M.D.
9:00 - Bonanza
10:00 - Analysis Seven
10:30 - Tonight Show
12:00 - Analysis Seven
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3
6 00 - Adam 12
6 30 - NBC Mystery Movie
8:00 - Search
9:00 - Alan King
10:00 - Analysis Seven
10:30 - Tonight Show
12 00 - Analysis Seven
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4
6:00 - Hee Haw
7:00 - Flip Wilson
8:00 - Ironside
9:00 - Dean Martin Show
10 00 - Analysis Seven
10:30 - Tonight Show
12:00 - Analysis Seven
FRIDAY, JANUARY 5
6:00 - The Brady Bunch
6 30 - The Little People
7 00 - Sanford and Son
7 30 - it Taka* a Thief
8:30 - A Royal Gala Variety
Performance Before
The Queen
10:00 - Analysis Seven
10:30 - Tonight Show
12:00 - Analysis Seven
SATURDAY, JANUARY 6
630
Roman Holidays
700
The Jetsons
7.30
Pink Panther
8:00
Underdog
8 30
The Barclays
9:00
Sealab 2020
9:30
Runaround
10:00
Around the World
10:30
Lidsville
11 00
The Monkeys
11:25
Multiplication Rock
11:30
American Bandstand
1200
Senior Bowl Game
3:00
Hula Bowl
500
Viewpoint
5:30
Faith in Action
600
Lawrence Welk
7:00
Emergency
8:00
Movie (3)
10:00
ABC Weekend News
10:15
Analysis Seven
10:30
Ghost Story
’1:30
Movie ‘‘Nightmare in
i
Chicago”
1 00
Analysis Seven
CHANNEL 2
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 31
7:30
8 30
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
4:00
5:00
6:00
7:00
10:00
10 15
10:30
11:30
Gospel Hour
Hargis and Kids
Revival Fires
Herald of Truth
It is Written
Face the Nation
Sixty Minutes
Mod Squad
F. B. I.
Sugar Bowl
Eyewitness News
CBS Sunday News
Comedy Classics
New Year’s Eve With
Guy Lombardo
Morning Headlines
1:00
DAYTIME,
7:00
8 00
8 30
9 00
9:30
10 00
10 25
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
12:30
1:00
1:30
2:00
2 30
3:55
4 25
4:55
5:00
5:30
MONDAY-FRIDAY
CBS Morning News
Joker’s Wild
Price is Right
Gambit
Love of Life
Where The Heart Is
CBS Mid-day News
Search for Tomorrow
The Guiding Light
As the World Turns
Eyewitness News
Edge of Night
Love Splendored Thing
Secret Storm
Password
The Virginian
The Flintstones
Tues. 4 Fri.
- Petticoat Junction
- Theatre Billboard
-CBS News
- Eyewitness News
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Monday Only
8 00 - Rose Bowl Parade
Preview
8:30 - Cotton Bowl Parade
9:30 - Rose Bowl Parade
12 00 - The Cotton Bowl
3 00 - The Virginian
Tuesday Onlv
2 30 - Crafts With Katy
3 00 - The Virginian
Weciiesday Only
3:50-3:55 Books Alive.
MONDAY, JANUARY 1
6 00
6:30
7 00
7 30
8 00
9 00
10:00
10 35
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-
-
-
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Truth or Consequences
Sandy Duncan Show
Here’s Lucy
Doris Day Show
Bill Cosby Show
Cannon
Eyewitness News
Movie "The Next Voice
You Hear”
.
Morning Headlines;
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2
6 00
6 30
7:30
800
8 30
Truth or C onsequences
Sonny 4 Cher
All In The Family
M.A.S.H.
Movie “The Five Hun­
dred Pound Jerk”
10 00 - Eyewitness News
10:35 - Movie “Paris Does
Strange Things”
Morning Headlines
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3
Truth or Consequences
Anna 4 The King
Medical Center
Movie ‘‘Duck Soup”
Dragnet
Eyewitness News
Movie “The Appoint­
ment”
Morning Headlines
6:00
6:30
7 00
8 00
930
10:00
1035
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THURSDAY,JANUARY 4
6:00
6:30
7:00
9:00
10:00
10 35
Truth or Consequences
Dragnet
Movie “Sand Pebbles”
Mannix
Eyewitness News
Movie “Doctor Faus-
us"
Morning Headlines
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 5
6:00 - Truth or Consequences
6:30 - Partridge Family
7:00 - Movie “Sand Pebbles”
Part II
9:00 - Hawaii 5-0
10:00 - Eyewitness News
10:35 - Movie “Murder at The
Gallop”
Morning Headlines
SATURDAY,JANUARY 6
11 00
12:00
12:30
1:00
2:00
300
4:00
4:30
5:00
600
630
7:00
7:30
8:00
9:00
10:00
10:15
11 15
1 30
Children’s Film Fes­
tival
Bugs Bunny
Sabrina
Shirley Temple
“Our Little Girl”
Golf Classic
Glenn Campbell Los
Angeles
Open Golf
Tournament
Untamed World
CBS News
The Waltons
Dick Van Dyke
Bridget Loves Bernie
Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart Show
Carol Burnett Show
Gunsmoke
KBOI Eyewitnnes News
Mission: Impossible
Movie “Seven
Days
In May”
Morning Headlines