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i AY, DECEMBER 8, 1966 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON Antelope Reservoir ¡pondent Chemically Treated IT'S YOUR LAW Is Activities of Recent Holiday For April Stocking PAGE THIRTEEN Old GUESTS IN FLINDERS HOME Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wilson and family of Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson of Provo, Seaman Recruit Edwin V. Maul- Utah, were Thanksgiving holiday ding is undergoing nine weeks of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood basic training at the Great Lakes Flinders. center, according to a Navy news Other dinner guests were Mr. release. He is a son of Mr. and and Mrs. Lorin Saunders and Mrs. Edwin V. Maulding Jr. of family of Boise, Mr. and Mrs. 5i9 North Eighth street, Nyssa. "The kid who butters up Gerald Flinders and family of He is receiving instructions in the teacher may end up with Ontario. Naval customs, courtesies and or a cheaper grade spread.” The Wilson family left Nov. ganization, ordnance and gunnery, and the Johnsons left Nov. 27 seamanship, damage control, first ally the golfer has no liability for return to Provo whe; e she is em aid, swimming and survival, ship the ball or club that hits some ployed and he is a student at board drills and sentry duty. one, even though the ball “hook Brigham Young university. A program of physical fitness, ed” or “sliced” in the wrong di military drill and inspections ATTEND CONVENTION rection. Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Danford re keeps the recruits mentally and (Oregon lawyers offer this cently returned from Las Vegas physically alert while training. column as a public service. No where he attended an American Maulding’s Navy classification person should apply or infer- Medical association clinical con tests will determine whether he pert any law without the aid of vention. will be assigned to a school, shore an attorney who is completely station or ship after his gradua advised of the facts involved. VISITOR FROM BAKER tion. Even a slight variance in fact Jim Cook of Baker spent a re may change the application of cent weekend with his mother, i CLASSIFIEDS FOR RESULTSI the law.) Mrs. Angie Cook. By Oregon Stale Bar Antelope reservoir located in Julian Mendiola of Ontario and L Freda Astoreca . southeastern Oregon 12 miles L VALLEY - Mr. and Phil Chertudi of Caldwell visited I southwest of Jordan Valley was "FOUL BALL" Each year some of the more Nov. 27 in the Gabe Astoreca resi L Baker and girls of | chemically treated on Nov. 14 by than 100 million fans who watch dence. lore spent the Thanks- I the Oregon State Game commis- or take part in sports get hurt Ldavs wlth her Parents’ Great-Grandson Arrives l sion. . by foul balls, flying pucks and L Swede Johnson and The Ken Lorensens report the This was done to eliminate an the like. Many of them, however, kher Thursday dinner arrival of a new great grandson abundant population of bullhead get no damages from the show re Mr. and Mrs. Bud born Nov. 26, 1966, to Mr. and catfish and rough fish which have owner or promoter because the land Barbara. Mrs. Arthur Fair of Sunnyvale, been increasing in the reservoir fan may voluntarily take a posi L yrs Melvin Wilson of Calif. Mrs. Fair is a daughter of since it was last treated in 1958. tion in the audience where his spent the Thanksgiving Mr and Mrs. Don Parker, former Due to the extremely dry sum chances of involvement in the with their parents, the residents of this area. mer, the reservoir was drawn physical event may cause the law ¡Vilsons and Elizabeth Mrs. Gabe Astoreca, Mrs. Wayne down to a very low level and af to regard him as assuming and Robb and Bonnie Connell visited forded an excellent opportunity accepting the risks of such spec [ratzberg was a Thanks- Nov. 25 with Mr. and Mrs. Chuck for rehabilitation. tator activity. Lner guest of Mr. and Belveal in Nyssa. The sports injury rules apply Populations of undesirable fish [Newgen. Mrs. Silas Hoffman visited Nov. increased to the point where they io strange events. In one roll L Mrs. Junior McGinnis 26 in the George Folkman home. were providing serious competi ing pin throwing contest, a pin L of Joseph, Ore., visit- Evening visitors were Mr. and tion to all trout under 14 inches went awry and knocked out a L prices during the holi- Mrs. Phil Clours and family, Mr. in length. Smaller trout were in spectator. No recovery. It was tend. Kelly and Bradley and Mrs. Brent Folkman and Kim. very poor condition, while little an obvious risk that he under ere also visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price, Mr. and indication of survival of the April took in standing within the Mrs. Kenneth Price and family plant of 100,000 re’nbow finger range of the flying pins. Cleaver Home In another case in one state, visited Nov. 27 in the Don Share lings was observed. L Mrs. Magnus Ekanger, home at Nyssa. Antelope reservoir is expected contestants tried to see who could Mrs. Jerry Croraon Mrs. Gordon ana and , to be restocked with 100,000 rain catch a hen. Some eager hen Marsing, Mr. and Mrs. Visit at Wallowa bow fingerlings about April 1967. catchers pushed a spectator and iver of Pocatello were Mr. and Mrs. Jess Asumendi, a participant through a plate glass ring dinner guests of Linena and Curtis spent __ the __ These fingerlings should be legal window. No recovery. size by the end of the summer of Mrs. John Cleaver in Thanksgiving holidays with her As a general rule, by entering ie Cleavers and Gordons parents, !. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer 1967, the commission said. into the area of such physical acti ov. 25 in the Ekanger ■ Trump at Wallowa. I . all .,i . went —„..„v _ . _ T «. - x the Don Lytle home at Nampa. vities, participants and spectators rock Vi.mfina hunting Mrs. Lois Counsil, John Knot- . . .. . They also attended the showing are accepting certain obvious ar creek. tingham and Chuck Moore of On- of “The Merchant of Venice” on risks. They do not, however, ac i Mrs. Joe Hobson of tario spent Thanksgiving day with cept by their participation any vere Nov. 27 dinner an<j Mrs. Glenn Knottingham the Northwest Nazarene college acts of misconduct or misjudg campus. the James Langleys. an(j family in Caldwell. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Astoreca ment that are not inherent in the ■Mrs. Harold Alexander Mrs. Charlie Olsen of Big Bend and girls, Bonnie Connell and conduct of the sporting event. ■moon visitors. visited Nov. 27 with Mrs. Coun- family were Thanksgiving dinner Thus, a fcul ball which causes I Mrs. Ira Price and Joel sil. guests at the Duane Smith home injury during the course of a fiksgiving dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. John Grottveit of in Ontario. Tn the afternoon they baseball game does not give rise ■wile Groves family in Nyssa were Thanksgiving dinner received a phone call from Air to a right to recover damages, Joel, a student at Oregon guests of their daughter, Mr. and man Second Class Ed Lowtrip at but a ball deliberately hit into diversity in Corvallis, Mrs. Harold Alexander and fam McChord Air Force base in Taco the stands during practice may I Thanksgiving holidays ily. The occasion also honored entitle the spectator io a re ma. Barents. Debbie Alexander’s birthday an Nielsens Entertain covery. Living dinner guests in niversary and the wedding anni There are, however, occurrences Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nielsen and Le Folkman home were versary of the Grottveits. David of Pendleton arrived Nov. that are not a necessary part of [Mrs. Bill Hadley and Nov. 26 overnight guests in the 23 to spend the Thanksgiving the sporting event or risks from I Boise, Mr, and Mrs. Ken Lorensen home were Mr. and holidays with their parents, the which the promoter should rea Ikman and Kim, Esther Mrs. Kenneth Himple and family Elver Nielsens and Jim Yosts at sonably protect the spectator. ■nd Russell Gressley. of Culdesac, Idaho. Sunday din Emmett. Thanksgiving evening These are the reasons for pro Host Dinner ner guests were the Himples, the dinner guests of the Elver Niel tective walls for auto racing, [Mrs. E. J. Hobson, Mr. Rev. and Mrs. Jack Glaze and sens were the Bill Nielsen family screens behind home plate at Roy Wild were Thanks- family. and the Gary Nielsens. Other baseball games or rules for the kner guests in the James Attend Skating Party visitors were the Ewen Chards, conduct of participants. Lome. The Rev. and Mrs. In golf, for instance, bad shots Pamela Hamilton of Ontario Clifton Nielsens and Mrs. Effie hck and family of New- spent a portion of the Thanksgiv Nielsen. occasionally do injure someone. 1 evening visitors. Gabe Astoreca and daughters The person hitting a golf ball has ing holidays in the Wayne Robb ISunday visitors in the home. On the evening of Nov. 25 were Nov. 25 evening visitors in two duties—to make sure that no [sen home were Mr. and Pamela, Tiny Findling, Julie and the Don Linville home where one is exposed to an unreasonable rles Schultz of Payette Gwen Robb went to Nampa for they also visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed risk by being within the area of play to which the golfer is play lack Chards. The Gary a roller skating party with other Lee of Reno, Nev. Mrs. Wayne Robb attended a ing and to give a loud warning tit Nov. 27 to return to young people of Owyhee Com recent miscellaneous shower giv to anyone who may be affected. ie in Pendleton. munity church. 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