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THE N Y SSÀ GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON PAGE TWO T h e Gate C ity J o u rn a l KLASH V. P O W E L L .............................Editor and Publisher ADVERTISING RATES SLBSt RIFTION RATES Open rate, per Inch National, per Inch Classifieds, per word Minimum One Year *2 00 Six months *125 Single Copies 05 • Strictly in Advance* Published every 'Thursday Entered at the postofflce through the United States the act 40c 40c 2c 30c at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon. at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission Malls, as second class matter, under of March 3, 1879 Nyssa’s Remarkable Achievement The Argus-Observer The Argus-Observer congratulates Nyssa on com pleting its supplementary hospital drive and »cels sure that this congratulation echoes the sentiments of all of Malheur county. The Malheur Memorial hospital as sociation has announced that the additional $100,000 thus raised or pledged assures completion of the new medical facility for the long and growing area tributary to Nyssa. The raising in money and pledges of more than $.'150,000 to construct and equip a hospital in a city the size of Nyssa is a tremendous per capita achievement, and Nyssa is to be admired for having done this on a voluntary basis rather than by taxation. Hospital facilities are expanding elsewhere in the Snake River Valley. In Idaho, Bannock county and Twin Falls county are building large new hospitals to be paid for by taxpuycia. Weiser is financing a new hospital with a combination of gifts and taxpayers’ f inds. Boise and Caldwell have financed large hospital projects with donated funds. Voters in Payette county refused to approve a bond issue for a new county hospital. It’s defeat was due to opposition in communities south of the Payette river, situated closer to Ontario and Nyssa than they are to Payette. Thus geography worked against the success of that venture. Vale has been working on a hospital fund raising drive which seems to have slowed down for the time being. And what of Ontario? How fortunate we have been to have had the facilities of the Holy Rosary hospital here these many years. We have gotten off easily by virtue of the service of the sisters of the Dominican order. If we had paid more we might be more appreciative of the blessings of improved hospital service at the Holy Rosary hospital, where a new $200,000 wing was recently added with no fund raising campaign being undertaken here. family of Madras, spent the holi days with her parents. Mr and Mrs. BUI Ashcraft. Mrs. Vernon Parker gave a birth day party for her son, Bobby, Mon day Bobby was 12 years old. Mrs. Betty Korman and Kristine spent New Year's In the Bob BaU home of Boise. Mrs. A C. Henderson and Mrs. Bill Looney and boys were in Boise I on business Wednesday Later that | evening they ate dinner with Mrs. ■ Hay O Peterson of that city. Nina Warren, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Warren, Is 111 in a Boise hospital with ear trouble Mr and Mrs Oeorge Stephenson and family have moved to Boswell, ! where they have rented the Rogers ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Francis W effer and family returned Thursday from Portland, where they spent the holi days with relatlvees. Mr and Mrs. Jim Coon and Betty of Notus were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sparks Satur day The Blcandl cafe was opened New Year’s eve. Mr and Mrs Oayle Martin were hosts at dinner New Year's day. The occasion was the first birthday of their daughter, Helen Louise, who was the Malheur stork derby winner a year ago. Guests were Mr and Mrs Don Boren and family of Nampa. Mr and Mrs Darrel English and Koss of Big Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer and Kathy. Mr and Mrs. A. C. Henderson, Mr and Mrs Alvon McGinnis. Mr. and Mrs Bill Willis and family and Shirley Smith. Call ers In the evening were Mr. and Mrs Pete Timmerman and Stelve. THURSDAY. 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Caldwell spent New Year's day In B a r t h o 1 o mew accompanied her daugter back to Centralla for a visit. Jenfor Thompson also gave a dem the home of her parents. Mr. and onstration on the use of a rookie Mrs Glen Brown press. The hot rolls and cookies Miss Marguerlta Schuman and Here From Nampa— were served as a part of the refresh Mrs Marllytin Keckler and family of Mr. and Mrs. Oarrett Ftet and ments at the close of the meeting Glade, Oregon spent from Tuesday daughter were In Nyssa Monday vis- Mr and Mm John Jarvis and until Sunday with Mr and Mrs. 1 Itlng at the homes of several friends. Hetty arrived home Monday evening Jess Norris. from Rapids City. South Dakota, Harvey Otis Is visiting his daugh To California— where they visited Mrs. Clara Jarvis ter. Mrs Henry McOreuer, and Mr and Mrs Ted Morgan left over the holidays i Sunday for Los Angeles, where they I family at Freewater Mr. nnd Mrs Cecil Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Richards and will spend the next 10 days. 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