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THURSDAY. MAY 20. 1965 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR Apple Valley Correspondent Reports IT'S YOUR LAW Recent Activities of Area Residents By Oregon State Bar By Mr». Waldo Smalley APPLE VALLEY—Mrs Frank Zimdars has been on crutches during the past weekend due to an old injury in her leg Mrs. Lloyd Dibble attended the district church assembly of the Nazarene church held Thurs day and Friday in Boise. Sue Dibble and her father. Lloyd Dib ble. also attended the Friday eve ning dedication service. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey at tended services last Thursday for Mrs. Trostel at McBratney fun- eral home in Boise. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Fay Collins were Mr and Mrs Howard Brenner. Dar lene Fleming and daughter. Mr and Mrs. Ed Cahill and daughters, all of Boise. Mr. and Mrs Jim Ennor of Burley. Celebrate 43rd Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pitman were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Carson at Wei ser. Mr. and Mrs. Pitman were celebrating their 43rd wedding anniversary. Recent Thursday evening din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Robinson and family of Eugene. Ore.. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gover of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jack- son of Parma. Mrs. Dwight Seward. Mrs. Ma bel Fox. Mrs. Kenneth Saunders and Karen attended the all-day district NWMS convention of the Nazarene church held May 12 at Boise First church. Picnic in La Grande Park Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston, Gayle Coleman and fian cee. Pat Warner of The Dalles and Don Boston of the Univer sity of Idaho at Moscow met Ja net Coleman of La Grande Sun day at the La Grande city park for a picnic and visit Rummage Sale Friday, May 21 4 to 7 p. m. AT NYSSA LABOR CAMP — Sponsored by — Nyssa Jay-C-Ettes • Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edens and ■ family of Payette were recent af Fire, Fire! The clang and sound of the ternoon visitors and evening din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy fire engine rushing to a fire fas cinates most people. People flock Rookstool. Russell Shoemaker of Payette to the fire where they can get was a recent guest of his brother- burned, crushed in a crowd or in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. the rush of firemen or policemen. The other day a big fire broke Roy Rookstool. out in Mrs. Jones’ neighborhood. Return From Bur’ f Visit Feeding the fire was a big wood Mr. and Mrs. Fay Collins re en house under construction, with turned May 10 from a Mothers’ heavy oils and tars near it. A day weekend visit with their son- \ crowd gathered. Mrs. Jones got in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs pushed closer and closer to the Jim Ennor at Burley. fire. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cahill and All at once a new gas line girls of Boise were weekend blew up. It knocked Mrs. Jones guests of her parents, Mr. and down. Running from the fire, Mrs. Fay Collins. the crowd trampled and crip Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moran and pled her. Susie spent the weekend rock Mrs. Jones sued the builder. hunting at Twin Springs and She said that he was at fault for Oxbow Basin. welding so near the oily timbers Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pitman and the gas line. He should have took Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pitman and two sons of Boise to the Arm known of the danger. The court agreed with Mrs. ed Forces Air show and demon stration Saturday at Mountain Jones: She assumed no risk by watching the fire. For she could j Home Air Base. Al Pierce and Julie of Fruit not have known of the gas line 1 land were Sunday afternoon or any of its dangers. Nor did she . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fay Col contribute to her accident. The t flying debris and the stempeding lins. crowd caused her injury, not her I Attend Anniversary Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston and own negligence. The jury decided that these Mrs. Carroll Shippy of Parma at tended a second birthday anni events were foreseeable and versary dinner May 11 for their were caused by the builder's grandson. Danny Shippy, at the negligent use of his welding home of his parents, Mr. and equipment. Nevertheless, it's a good idea to stand clear of Mrs. Bob Shippy of Weiser. Linda Taylor of Jerome. Idaho, crowds which may panic. Even though someone is at visited last Thursday in the Jack Wilson home and attended the fault, unforeseeable events can Home Extension festival held in relieve him of the blame, or some Oregon Trail hall with Mrs. Wil of it. Just because you negligent son. Dorothy Mason and Gladys ly start a fire, it does not mean Mackrill also attended the festi you are liable to the owners of every building in the fire's path. val. A sudden wind that whips up Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson, Marilu and Don visited Sunday the fire may intervene to relieve with Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fuller you of liability. and family and Jim Wilson at But persons who interfere Oxbow dam. Jim and ’•'uller are with fire trucks or run over fire employed at the site. hoses and slop firemen at work Mrs. Waldo Smalley, Mr. and can be liable to building own- | Mrs. Al Grimes of Caldwell were ers for their interference. Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Still you should foresee some Mrs. Marshall Hays. unlawful or mob action. A per son who allows gasoline to flow WEEKEND VISITORS in a gutter should expect that Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toomb someone might toss a match or spent a recent weekend visiting ! cigar into it and light the gas. their sons and daughters-in-law, (Oregon lawyers offer this Mr. and Mrs. Ken Toomb, Kelly column as a public service. 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