Darel Nelson Earns Eagle in Scout Court of Honor
Darel Nelson of Explorer Post 230 Vernal 3rd Ward received the Eagle Scout award on February 5 at the monthly Court of Honor. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Argin Nelson of Vernal and has held roles from den chief to junior assistant scout master in Troop 230 under Scoutmaster Lawrence Larsen. The ceremony featured presentations by Robert Jensen and Bert Dannenberg, with other awards given to members of Troops 231, 234, 235 and 777. The next Court of Honor is March 4. a Vernal Lions Club talk on tax laws follows.
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Darel Nelson
Explorer Post
Vernal
Ward
Darel
Argin Nelson
Lawrence Larsen
Uinta Mountains
Robert Jensen
Bert Dannenberg
Merlin Sinfield
Roland Sinfield
Brent Fox
James Richardson
Merlyn Galloway
Wynn Mansfield
Darwin Johnson
Darwin
Rickie Bell
Derwin Remington
Steve Warby
Steven Hall
Lamoyne Taylor
Richard L. Pedersen
Ronnie Ross
Dean Landon
Ronnie Westwood
Jerry Millecam
Michael O'Neil
Ted Mecham
Jan Stringham
Gree! Frandsen
Kent
Montgomery
Randy Allen
Richard Winder
Edwin Winder
Sterling Don Colton
Salim
Vernal 6Th Ward
Lake City
Vernal Lions Clu
Colton
Hugh W. Calton
Maeser
Uinta
Ouray Refuge Manager Sets Up in Vernal
Jim Johnson named new manager of Ouray National Wildlife Refuge in Vernal replacing Don E. Redfearn who moves to Albuquerque. Johnson, from Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Austwell Texas, is married to Betty with four children. He served in the Marine Corps 1943 to 1945 and has a long Fish and Wildlife Service career across southwestern U S and Alaska.
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JIM_JOHNSON
Ouray National Wildlife Refuge
Don E.redfearn
Albuquerque, N. M
Jim Johnson
Austwell, Tex
Vernal
Don E. Redfearn
Redfearn
MR. Johnson
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Austwell
U. S. National Fish & Wildlife Service
Arizona
Arizona State College
Tempe
The
Fish & Wildlife Service
Tishomingo
Oklahoma
Kenai National Moose Range
Alaska
Texas
Gulf Coast
Marine Corps
Matthew Foley Awarded 15 Year Service Pin
Matthew K Foley of OK Tire Store Internal received a 15 year service pin at a Denver convention. He said about 900 representatives from OK Tire stores across the nation and Canada attended the week long event where new selling methods and machinery were shown. He accepted the award at a dinner meeting.
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Matthew K. Foley
O K Tire Store
Denver
Guard Veterans meeting convenes in Salt Lake City
The Utah National Guard Veterans of World War III call all members to the second annual meeting and luncheon on Saturday March 7 at 2 30 p m at the Utah National Guard Armory 1543 Sunnyside Avenue Salt Lake City.
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Utah Natiional Guard
Utah National Guard Veterans of
Utah National Guard Armory
Sunnyside Avenue
Salt Lake City
Maeser Family Moves to San Diego Coast
Mr and Mrs C Harrison and their children Marjorie 15 and Erle 11 left Maeser Saturday to establish a new home in San Diego.
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Mr. C. ©. Harrison
Marjorie
Erle
Maeser
San Diego
Cutter races draw 600 plus to Burns Beach event second day
More than 600 spectators at the old airport on Burns Beach attended the cutter races second day. Bridger Valley, Wyo, Cutter Racing Association won 11 of 18 races over Snake River, Colo, Cutter Racing Association. Bert Powers claimed the outstanding driver trophy and Leonardo Lighthizer the outstanding team with the day’s fastest times, 26.0 seconds each day. Powers also drove Joe Vickey’s team for the second fastest speed, 26.2 seconds. Powers remains undefeated this season. Poor snow forced rubber tired wheels and chariots on a 460 yard course, with speeds up to 40 mph. Sun day featured a freefall parachute show by Uintah Sky Divers led by I Contey Aldridge.
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Burns Beach
Bridger Valley
Wyo
Cutter Racing Association
Snake River
Colo
Bert Powers
Leonardo Lighthizer
Mr. Powers
Joe Vickey
Powers
Uintah Sky
Icontey Aldridge
Mr. Aldridge
Dave Karren
Jimmy Evans
Glenn Southam
Ted Thomas
Hoosevelt
Leonard Lighthizer
Visiting associations praise Ten Cal hospitality and plan return
The visiting associations expressed appreciation for the Ten cal hospitality and announced that Micely will return next year. Saturday winners included R. Baker, Leonard Tighthizer, Snake, Steve Rodzinck, Bridget, Jim Toomer, Snake, Joe Hickey, Howard Walker, Bert Powers, Dean Wheeler, Dr. Blackner Jr., Peterson, Bridger, and Dr. Utterback Snake. Sunday winners featured Clarence Wheeler, Snake, Dr. Blackner, Bridger, Art Hudspeth, Snake, Bert Powers, Jack Hickey, Bridger, Dean Wheeler, Snake, Steve Hodzinax, Bridger, Jim Camelleti, R. Baker, Art Hudspeth, Snake, Jr. Peterson, Bridger.
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Micely
R. Baker
Leonard Tighthizer
Snake
Steve Rodzinck
Bridget
Jim Toomer
Joe Hickey
Howard Walker
Bert Powers
Dean Wheeler
Bridger
Steve Hodzinax
Jim Camelletti
Art Hudspeth
Jr. Peterson
Bridg Wer
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