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Golden Valley News
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March 22, 2012
We have been having very nice
weather with temperatures up in the
70s lately, which is higher than nor-
real. Since it is so dry.. the fire danger
is also much higher than usual.
Everyone is hoping we wont have a
fire break out The only ones left in
Golva to fight a fire would be the "lit-
tle old ladies."
Jim and Eileen Goroski spent a
few days at their farm in the Alpha
area this past week. Their daughter.
Sylvia. who lives in Colorado has
recently had back surgery, and was
having some complications from it.
Eileen said she is slowly improving
and is staying with her brother and his
family for a while. We wish her a fast
and full recovery.
It is good to see our rural mailman
Darin Maus. back on the job. He
spent a couple of days in the Fatlon
Memorial Hospital in Baker recently.
Dave Quale did a fine job of deliver-
ing mail while Darin was under the
weather.
On Tuesday, Larry and Shirley
Schulte visited residents at the Golden
Valley Manor in Beach Larry had a
cup of coffee and visited with Joe
Bostyan while Shirley visited with
Jowayne Nunberg, Frances Kress and
Florence Miske. The ladies were able
to assist Shirley with her quest to
identify and get more information
about the rural schools that existed in
the Lone Tree. Williams. Garner and
Bull Run townships over the past 100
years. Eileen (Scherman) Goroski
shared some information that she had
this week also. Eileen taught schools
in the Alpha area before she married.
Former Golva news reporter Judy
Curl has moved to the Golden Valley
Manor. She is enjoying being around
friends and getting the chance to visit
while eating her meals. She says
everything tastes better when you
have others sitting next to you at the
dinner table.
Several people from Golva,
including Rick and Linda Stoveland
and boys, stayed overnight in
Bismarck after the basketball tourna-
ment game on Friday evening. Other
friends of the family were also staying
at the same hotel, so they enjoyed vis-
iting late into the evening. They did-
n't have to get up early for school or
to do chores, so it was a nice vacation
for them. Darrel and Karen
Schmeling also stayed in Bismarck
for the weekend. Their daughter.
Katy who is attending NDSU in
Fargo, joined them to watch her sister.
Karl's team play in the tournament.
Delbert and Jean Schulte from
Glendive came down to do some
chores at their farm on Thursday.
They spent some time visiting his
brother Larry and his wife. Delbert
and Larry cut down some dead trees
at both farms, then they all went into
the Golva Bar for a delicious St.
Patrick's Day lunch.
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History's Headlines Golden Valley News
March 22, 1962:
Requests for additional research from NDSU were
supported by N.D. government officials to determine
effective ways for controlling two new serious cattle dis-
eases: granular vaginitis and vibriosis. To date these
have cost livestock men up to an 85 percent loss in calf
crops in some areas.
An assortment of farm machinery, tools, miscella-
neous items, etc., will be sold at auction on Tuesday,
March 27, at the Roy Snow farm, 9 miles south of Beach
on U.S. No. 16, and 5 miles east.
The equipment being sold belongs to Don Hinman,
who is quitting farming.
North Dakota ranks first in job creation
A Gallup Poll study has again
ranked North Dakota the nation's
best state for creating jobs. North
Dakota also ranked at the top of
Gallup poll rankings in 2009 and
2010.
"For the past decade, we have
been working to build a business
climate that creates job growth and
economic opportunities for our
people," said Gay. Jack Dalrymple.
economic development strategies their labor forces, not changing the
are producing real results for our size of their workforces, or laying
state." off workers and reducing their
The Gallup job creation survey workforces.
reported that in 2011 employees in In another recent study, North
North Dakota were most likely to Dakota was selected as the second
report that their employers were hir- happiest state by the Gallup-
ing workers rather than letting Healthways Well-Being Index.
workers go. The state's resulting North Dakotans reported the second
+34 score on Gallup's Job Creation highest degree of well-being in the
Index was the best by a significant country in 2011. Hawaiians came in
"Thks study illustrates the success margin over any other state.
of tl~ose efforts by ranking North The findings are based on nearly
Dak~a first in the nation in job 200,000 interviews with employed
~reat~n forthe third consecutive adults during 201,1 and conducted
~?ear.~Vhile other states are suffer- as part of Gallup s Daily Tracking
ing j~b losses, North Dakota is Poll. Interviewees were asked
reporting impressive growth, whether their companies are hiring
dem~/nstrating yet again how our workers and expanding the size of
No. 1.
The index includes questions
about six types of well-being,
including overall evaluation of their.
lives, emotional health, physicat~
health, healthy behaviors (such
whether a person smokes or
cises), and job satisfaction,
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