30 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1965
Page
1
A New Year reflection emphasizes balancing renewal with memory of 1965. It urges starting fresh yet acknowledging unfinished tasks, insisting personal growth stems from past successes and failures. The message urges gratitude for experiences and cautious optimism for the year ahead.
Valley All Stars will meet the Harlem Gargoyles basketball team in a December 31 exhibition at 7 9 p.m. at the Plain Valley High School gym. The Valley squad coached by Arte Johnson features Tee Noberta Marlon HI Errod Whitlock and Darrell Warren with possible adds Hal Striped and others. The event promises an athletic show with a dance display and features noted greats like Richard Honey Bear Dabney and Joe Pogay in a festive pre New Year program.
William G Brwha, 41, of 702 Bue East Gooneital, Monday was named Regional Director for the Small Business Administration. The region includes all of Utah with Frank Moss and Rep. David King, both D-Utah, in a stable move for the agency. Braben will bring practical knowledge to the post, previously serving as Deputy Secretary, and is described as well known in Utah business circles.
Snow College begins Winter Quarter with a vacation break ending in late December and registration starting in early January. Registrar Ross P. Pla Jay reports about 100 new applications and total enrollment expected to rise with extended programs. Adult education classes start January 6 at 7:30 in Room judo, Mathematics 20, with instructors listed for various courses.
One birth reported in the past week at Guauleon Valley Hospital a six pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs Bernett Maowil at Ooo hier Bho.
Morris Howard has been named superintendent of the Moses Lake sugar factory. He previously served as superintendent at the Went Jordan factory since 1661 and was transferred earlier from Belle Fourche, South Dakota to Salt Lake City for a year.
Ford Association event slated for February 17 and 18 1984 in St. George with details read from the notice.
James B. Paterson 49 a former resident of Counterfinia died December 08 from a heart attack in Kearns Funeral services set for Thursday at the Keerne Fifth Want Los Chapel 4600 West South St Burial planned for Redwood Memorial Estates He was born June 3 1916 in Gresley Colorado to Charles Duncan and Anna Lew Ramey Paterson He married Barbara Johgetow they later divorced and then married Ethel
The first child of a Houston couple died on Christmas Day in Texas. The infant, named Lamra Lee Salasar, was reported as the couple’s firstborn. Further details were not provided in the readable text.
Christiansen will be at the office in Mant starting Monday January 3 1966 from 1 pm to 4 pm only. Exemptions apply for duplicate plates of different zones in Gr county. Plates will be issued for Centerfield January 10 and January 12 for Merling February 1 and Firwery 12. For Centerfield area use beginning January 3 1086.
The U S Department of Agriculture amended milk pricing in the Great Basin, expanding the marketing area to include Cache and Rich Counties and the Idaho towns of Preston and Pocatello. It sets pool plant receipts at 80 percent of total receipts, with allocations through March and 4 percent to other months, details continue on page 4.
Recreation groups in December gathered at Ge high school for a meeting led by president Mrs Lester Mi hes and secretary Mrs Arlo Joma to discuss events. Homemade candy drinks and popcorn were planned for games and parades. A pig was prepared for a fair showing and hay stacks were protected from a small fire. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Clare Eveed Finney near Lake City is noted.
The article notes new rules effective January 1, 1864 requiring reporting of cash tips as wages. Employers must maintain daily tip records and report tips in writing by the fifth day of each month. Tips count toward Social Security tax and affect benefits, though employers do not receive matching credits for tips.
Senator warns that a planned grazing fee raise, discussed at a National Advisory Board Council meeting, could raise costs for cattlemen and affect beef prices. He notes no change in Public Land Law Review Commission policy unless emergency action is needed.
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