Coy Family Christmas Reunion Across Several Towns
A long Christmas gathering unites the Coy families from Rangely Artesia Vernal and nearby areas. Guests include Art Coy and Burl Coy clans with Neela, Judy, and numerous relatives visiting from Mesa College and Boise. Several dinners, church services at New Southern Baptist Church Vernal, and a Rangely wedding reception for Daddy Lee Temples and Miss Lady Locket follow a holiday season of travel and shared meals.
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Maghc Coy
Preesent
Art Coy
Rangely
Burl Coy
Artesta
Terrell Coys
Neela
Areli Cayas
Judy
Paul Guillory
C Lowes
Fangely
Lowe
Dob Ott
Paul Guillory, Jr
Mesa College
Grand Junction
Charles Kennedy
Sharon
Sandra
Guillorys
Lowes
Southern
Paul Guillory Jr
Velen Marek
Trantler Air Lines
Vernal
Bob Otts
Paul
Helen U1
Paul Guillory Sr
Car Workman
Art McKnight
Wes Punches
Jim Sinclair
Curtis Temple
Artesia
Taylor Temples
Dl Workman
Boise
Idaho
Don Wardle
Karl Kendall
Vincent's
Hew
Norma Temple
Suzy Deshay
Susanna Wardle
Mra Curtis Temple
Patsy
Linda Temple
Taylor Temple
Curtis Temples
Les Maler
Don Laatsch
Gordon
Denver
Harry Laatsches
Wilton Tenney
Ogden
Wilson
Loal Anderson
Lesile Ander
Snellen Johnson Feted at Mission Farewell Program
A farewell testimonial honored Snellen Johnson on Sunday with prayers by Albert Colozzi and tributes from Malon Anderton and Irvin Bird. Music featured solos by Mary and Patsy Slullinger, with many local families attending. Johnson departs for a mission in Australia, entering the Salt Lake City mission home on January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lder Snellen Johnson
Albert Colozzi
Malon Anderton
Kenneth Benson
Irvin Bird
Mary
Patsy Slullinger
Dlaine
Beatrice Lundberg
Karen Gines
Celia Kay Jenkins
Mr Johnson
Sharon Keel
Ned L Gines
Norval Hansen
Elder Johnson
Salt Lake City
Alton Johnsons
Lee Ellis
Sast Lake City
Taylorsville
Robert McArthur
Kearny
Hou
Farrell Rasmussens
Don Robinson Fiilly
Blaine Emerson
Glen Molyneau
Clara Stolla
Granger
Erie A Stellas
Orlan Cook
Shirley Winn
Ie Lake
Nice
Uniform Traffic Court Policies For Juvenile Offenders Urged
Utah regional traffic court conferences sponsored by the Governor State Supreme Court Attorney General and the Utah Safety Council called for more uniform penalties and stronger corrective measures for juvenile traffic offenders. Justice J Allan Crockett led the meetings which drew over 275 judges officials and prosecutors. Participants urged courts to toughen handling of suspended or revoked driver cases or transfer jurisdiction to regular traffic courts. A report noted Utah traffic court performance below 60 percent of recommended levels and urged administrative court improvements and simpler licenses division procedures.
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Utah
Utah Safety Council
State Supreme Court
The
Safety Council
Justices of the Peace
J Allan Crockett
Utah Supreme Court
American Car Association
Leon L. Lines
Mom
Religious College Dance and Meeting Notes
Talks by Kay Collins JoAnn Page Nex Winn and Lyle Johnson with harmonica and piano pieces featured. Dancing enjoyed under Dale Wo macks direction. Popcorn and candy served as Sunday School officers attended stake Sunday School meeting. Mark Kettle Dennis Jenkins gave 24 minute talks. Ward primary meeting at Jesse Hullinger home a Christmas party. Sixteen officers attended lyg Geeley taught a lesson. Toys collected for toy box. Mia Hullinger Patsy and Vickey served refreshments.
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Geeley
Mia Hullinger
Patsy
Vickey
Woman Quits Husband’s Office Late Routine Joke
A lighthearted quip notes a wife curing her husband’s late office habit by asking if he could depend on it, playing on the phrase I have to work late at the office in a playful domestic setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birsieg
Total Net Return Is Top Phase Of Cattle Trade
University of Wisconsin research by Morris N. Taylor shows that cattle producers should focus on total net returns rather than just marketing costs. Taylor, an extension livestock marketing specialist with Utah State University, notes increasing influence of large buyers and urges farmers to gain market power, even at higher per unit marketing costs, with support from the USDA Farm Cooperative Service in Washington on new cattle marketing publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Morris N .Taylor
Utah State University
Carl Frinchknecht
USA
Taylor
WS Department of Agriculture Farm Cooperative Service
Washington, DC
Wew
Inflation as a Hidden Tax on the Poor
Samuel B Pettengill argues that inflation acts as a true hidden tax with no exemptions or deductions, falling hardest on the poorest. He highlights how rising prices erode purchasing power and burden low income workers and families.
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Samuel B Pettengill
Survival Course Set in Basin by Fish and Game Dept
The Fish and Game Department will sponsor a nine session survival training course at Roosevelt. The first meeting is Friday at 8 pm in the Commercial Club director’s room, with Leo Robsty leading. The ten week program invites all interested persons, per Lynn Nickell.
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Fish
Game Dept
Uwtuli State Fleh and Game Dept
Roosevelt
Commercial Club
Leo Robsty
The
Fish and Fame
Lynn Nickell
Muskrat Trappers Deadline Set for Six State Refuges
Department of Fish and Rune spokesmen announce January 10 as the final registration date for muskrat trappers planning to work six state owned wildlife refuges including Blows art Lake. Registration is with conservation officers. if registrations exceed recommended numbers a drawing will be held January 7 at 10:00 am at each marsh headquarters for refuges Loco motive Springs Public Shoal ing Grounds Stewart Lake Clear Lake Ogden Bay and Farmington Bay. The note ends with a proverb-like line about money and Imogene Fey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Fish and Rune
Blowsart Lake
Locomotive Springs
Stewart Lake
Clear Lake
Ogden Bay
Farmington Bay
Meeting outlines firearm safety and procedures training
The meeting set for Thursday January 8 covers train instructor duties, Utne and Duchesne counties, and a course on gate handling of firearms in the home and a field setting. It emphasizes proper procedure, camp safety, and general safety in ongoing training programs.
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Tuco Vernal Express
Utne Sss Ner
Duchesne
State Legislature Considers Mandatory Hunting Test
Officials propose a year long effort to require all 16 year olds to pass a firearms safety test before obtaining a hunting license. They believe increased classroom training will reduce hunting accidents and improve responsible use of guns.
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Vera Molex
Ellen Bracken
Mont Poulson
Karl Shisler
Arden Robbins
Baby
Earl Taylor
Boyd Collins
Garden Collins
Gay Colling
Ogden Me
Leslie Collins
Datfard
Keith Snyder
Frank Dinghams
Logan
Charles Bing Hiams
MIA
Eeorn
Loal Anderton
Hob Griggs
Ted
Don Stedman
Hethusda
Tan
Imogene Fey
Hobby Shop
Strieger Paint Shop
West Main
Chenille
Charles and
Melba Alleed
Thunderbird
Victoria
Paent
Golan
Showalter Motor Company
Sylvania
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