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C. Devin Announces Neifert Couple Funds Available Approval of TVCC For Disadvantaged (Continued From Page 1) Vocational Program To Head Nursing IT'S YOUR LAW Home Operations By Oregon Stat* Bar Playing With Fire Pete was clearing the brush from a vacant tract of land in the city, intending to subdivide it and build houses. On Friday night he left a fire burning, hoping it would burn the brush and stumps before Monday. On Saturday afternoon the fire had burned down to a pile of gray ashes from which smoke still curled. Little Sonya. 3 Vi year« old. was playing in the area, which had been the favorite play- ground for children in the dis- trict. She noticed the smoke coming up from the ashes and wandered over to investigate. As she approached the seem ingly harmless piie of ashes, she stumbled and fell into the hot ashes, severely burning herself. Her parents sued Pete for a large amount of damages. Do you believe Pete is liable for the injuries to the child? In such a situation Pete would be held liable on the theory that such an innocent looking pile of hot ashes would be an "attractive nuisance" to a child too young to appreciate the danger. Carl G. Devin, dean of the vocational - technical division at, Mrs. H. J. Neifert of Jordan Treasure Valley Community col Valley has been hired as new ad lege, has received written appro ministrator for the Malheur coun val from the State Department ty nursing home in Vale, it was of Vocational Education for the announced early this week by college to offer a two-year pro members of the county court. gram in agriculture equipment Her husband will assist with repair. operations of the home and they The program is designed to give will assume their duties on March training to post-high school stu 1. replacing Mr. and Mrs. William dents in agriculture mechanics to Swift. qualify them for employment by County Judge Ellis White said implement dealers as entry re- j the decision to hire the Neifert pairmen. setup men. parts men couple was made by the county and fieldmen. court and members of the nurs Figures recently released by ing home's new advisory board. Oregon Farm Implement Dealers Mrs. Neifert is a registered association reveal that at the nurse and has been employed by present time over 400 employees are needed in Oregon, and this the Idaho State school and Mercy figure is expected to triple by hospital at Nampa. Improvements planned for the home will include 1970. Devin stated that current plans occupational therapy. White said call for starting of the program No change in other personnel is with the opening of the fall term anticipated, the judge added. in September. Several courses within the program are already through cooperation of local im being offered. These include plement dealers. State Depart general education requirements, ment of Vocational Education welding, drafting, power mecha (Agricultural Education division) nics and hydraulics. and the TVCC Vocational divi The program is being developed sion. experimental basis, and things learned from this program will help in plans for the future McPartland declared that the strength of this program lies in the fact that the largest share of the money is going to be spent for equipment, books and capital outlay items. This will further «•quip Nyssa schools with needed items, and should any of the fed eral programs cease local schools will not be in the position of hav ing to discard programs. PARENTS OF KOCH COUPLE SUCCUMB IN WISCONSIN COME! SEE! Save on Meats! (Retail and Wholesale) COMPLETE CUSTOM MEAT CUTTING FREE Livestock Pick Up I Bob’s Freezer Meats 503 Main St real Phon* 372 3937 NYSSA . . . OREGON "The State of Soviet Science" edited by the editors of Survey. Twenty-one essays by a group of international scholars. "Crisis in the Congo" by Ernest W. Lefever. A competent and challenging analysis of the prob lems. blunders, unavoidable fail ures and achievements of the U N. peace - keeping operation in the Congo and the experiment’s in ferences for the future. "The X in Mexico" by Irene Nicholson. A comprehensive and perceptive introduction to Mexico —as it is today and as it has de veloped through history. "What's the Nyssa Is Celebrating * * * * * * * * ih by Difference?" Louis Cassels. A comparison of the faiths men live by t Two-Cent Sale! (Thursday, Friday, Saturday Monday and Tuesday) GIRLS' DRESSES Values a O O Up to \ M* $4.98 . . A I * * * u NYLON COATS Sale C ^92 I BIG 5-DAY CITY-WIDE SALE I 0 GIRLS' KNEE SOCKS.. 520 and 720 $2.22 MANY OTHER HOT SPECIALS and F-R-E-E • • ENDING TUESDAY, FEE. 22 ‘RICES SLASHED On Hundreds of Items-So WHILE THEY LAST!! IRONING BOARDS . . . $4.92 END or COFFEE $6.92 TABLES .... * • * with a 7 Price . .¥ CADDIES ... * * STARTING THURSDAY, FEB. 17 \ MEN'S —Regular $4.98 * * lllll \ CHILDREN'S ill ii J J i Today, 2 p.m. — Daughter« of Utah Pioneer« meeting at home of Mn. Madge Wilion. Today. 2 p.m.—Meeting of OKK club at home of Mr«. Donald Brewer. Today, 2 p.m.—Town and Coun try Garden club meeting at home of Mrs. Tom Stenkamp. Feb. 18. 18 noon — Tri - Valley Extension unit meeting at home of Mrs. Fred Arai. Feb. 19. 6 to 8 p.m__ Ham din ner at Adrian Community church. Feb. 19. 7t30 p.m.—Arcadia club dinner party at Brig Olsen home. Feb. 19. 8 p.m.—Pinochle party at Nu Acres community hail. Feb. 20. 1130 p.m.—Payette Val ley 50-Year club meeting at Pay ette Legion hall. Feb. 23. 7:30 p.m. — Knife and Fork club dinner meeting at East Side cafe in Ontario. City Manager Fred O. Koch left Sunday night, Feb. 6, for Wiscon sin where he was called due to the death of his mother. On the following Wednesday. Mrs. Koch received word that her father had also succumbed in Wisconsin and she left the next morning. Koch was to return by plane last evening, when Ralph Lowe planned to meet him at the Boise GUESTS IN TYNER HOME airport. It was anticipated that Mr and Mrs Allen Benoit and Mrs. Koch would remain in Wis Brian were Friday dinner guests consin for a longer period of time. at the Tyner home. The Tyners were Sunday evening dinner Classified« Bring Results! guests at the Favenger residence | ? I Use Gate City Journal Classified Ads At County Library ... Pete should have put the fire out or left someone to guard it, rather than leaving it unattended, when he knew that the fire was in a place where children were used to playing, and knew that any child getting into the fire probably would be seriously in jured. (Oregon lawyers offer this column as a public service. No person should apply or inter pret any law without the aid of an attorney who is com pletely advised of the facts in volved. Even a slight variance in fact may change the applica tion of the law.) THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 17. 1966 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR . _ A ~ I _ IT’S THE TRUTH Í cut yourself a slice of NGS But Unless You Check, You Won’t Believe It! GIFTS for First 50 Women to Enter Our Store On Feb. 22, Washington's Birthday! F — COUPON — CHOICE OF TOYS (Values Up to $10.98) YOUR <^22 With This PRICE Coupon . . . SPONSORED BY . . . EUSINESSMEN'S PROMOTION COMMITTEE of the Sugar City 5&10 $ 204 MAIN STREET NYSSA, OREGON NYSSA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE $ 1 »
