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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 25. 1951
Equipment To Combat Polio
Has Been Brought To Your Doorstep.
Through The Co-operation Of The
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
And The
Malheur Memorial Hospital
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Adequate Facilities Are Now Available In This Community For The
L “ end me a hand“'
Care And Treatment oi Polio Cases
The riarch of Dimes
Now underway on a national scale, provides an opportunity for Nyssa
residents to express their appreciation oi the local Polio Ward by mak­
ing liberal contributions
Four out of five of all reported cases of about treatment, which have come about
infantile paralysis require aid, in whole
in large part because of the March of
or in part, from funds raised during the Dimes.
annual March of Dimes of the National
W hat 1951 holds in store for us no one can
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
say,
*
but
approximately
54,000
polio
Even those who do not need direct assist­ patients in 1950 needed some help for care
ance from their local chapters benefit,
or treatment, 30,000 of them patients from
however, because of better-staffed and
1949 or earlier.
equipped hospitals and more knowledge
YOU WILL HAVE AMPLE OPPORTUNITY TO GIVE
THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS SPONSORED
Blunck Shell Service
Western Store
Wilson's Super Market
Intermountain Furniture Co.
Henneman Hardware Co.
Powell Service Station
Eder Hardware Co.
The Gate City Journal
Herriman Motor Co.
Owyhee Truck & Imp. Co.
Bracken's
Clover Lawn Dairy
)
BY THE
Hollingsworths', Inc.
Gordon's Drive-In
Stunz Lumber Co.
Bob Thompson Agency
Nyssa Insurance Agency
Golden Rule Store
Paulus Jewelry
Nyssa Pharmacy
Wilson's Dept. Store
Morris Bakery
B and E Cafe
Miner's Barber Shop
Jackson Jewelry
FOLLOWING FIRMS:
Owyhee Drug Co.
Nyssa Theater
Ed Case Furniture Co.
Taylor's Food Market
Child Brothers Service
Firestone Store
Thompson Oil Co.
The Food Mart
Bernard Eastman
Dail's Coffee Shop
Townes G araye
Ken Pond Agency