Mountain sheep liberated in Ladore canyon by game wardens
Game Wardens Bill Roland of Craig and Kenneth Fullenwider from Rangely stopped near Meeker en route to Ladore canyon with twenty head of mountain sheep. The sheep, trapped near Rifle and trucked to western Moffat County, had been planted near Rifle years ago from Tarryall. The herd will grow. early settlers recall abundant sheep in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Roland
Craig
Kenneth Fullenwider
Rangely
Meeker
Ladore Canyon
Herald
Rifle
Moffat County
Tarryall
Colorado Springs
Lodore Canyon
Brown's Park
Dey Yen
Tarrysll
United States
Lorado
Elders Honor Wives At Turkey Dinner Social
The First Quorum of Elders and their wives hosted a Friday evening party at the Ward Chapel with a full course turkey and ham dinner. A program featured Earl Calder, Mrs. Ronda Sullivan, Dale Thacker, Mr. Sullivan, and a Smiths Orchestra dance. Various families and visitors are noted, with travel to Provo, Salt Lake City, Hopecvelt, and Jensen mentioned, plus military moves and a baptism of Korea veteran Thurman Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Chapel
LaBell Anderson
Earl Calder
Ronda Sullivan
Dale Thacker
Sullivan
Smith's
Keith Fielding
Barbara Jean
Provo
Arents
LeBeau
Folke
Frenna Anderson
Neema Karren
Velma
Velva Despain
Ray Pace
Pleno Solo
Luise Collett
Niles Haslem
Dan Freed
Salt Lake City
Atta
Freed
Bre
Albert Freestone
New York City
Mr. Freed
Alvin Smith
Thurman Stevens
Korea
Battle Field
Bill Karren
Jensen
Gordon Young
Vern Parkin
Joe Burke
Canada
Hyrum Burgess
Lapoint
Alma Preece
Burk
Mable Brown
Vernal
Harry Kidd
Bobby Powell
Steven Powell
Salt City
Bobby
Harry
Air Force
Ben Collier
Green River
Wyo
Rulon Dean
Celis Winn
Ronald Inn
Biloxi
Mississippi
Ronald
Former Daggett Man Seeks Governor Post
Heber Rennion Bennion Jr. Utah secretary of state announces candidacy for governor as a Democrat challenging Gov. J Bracken Lee. Bennion, a Daggett native, has 250 days as acting governor since 1947 and has long held public roles including state boards, university regents, and education work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber Rennion
Utah
J. Bracken Lee
Bennion
Daggett County
Daggett Be
Utah County
Daggett
University of Utah
Utah State Agriculture College
Lozan
State Board of Examiners
State Library Board
Loan Commissioner Board
Armory Board
E. E. Monson
Ate
Suspension of Lamb and Mutton Allocation by OPS
The Utah district OPS director Delbert M. Draper reports a temporary suspension of the lamb and mutton allocation provision until March 22 1852. The move, requested by lamb feeders and slaughterers, lifts limits on primal cuts versus carcasses to ease market pressure amid a large on feed lamb population. Automatic reinstatement begins after March 22 1952, with most sellers facing April 1 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPS
Delbert M. Draper
Utah
Mr. Draper
Draper
Reorganization of Key Club Starts at OHB
After a long delay the Key Club at Uintah High School was reorganized under Kiwanis sponsors Larry Olpin Dr Baars and others. Don Timothy was named president with Gary Taylor Toms Wardell and Stephen Tate as officers. The club plans to build park benches on campus and expects new members next year by election rather than voluntary joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxjorry Montgomery
Werthe Delay
Kiwanis
Uintah High School
Kiwantang Larry
Olpin
Dr. Baars
Rank ‘Couture
Don Timothy
Gary Taylor
Toms Wardell
Stephen Tate
Ley Chal
Kty
David Olpis
Dale Galley
Ray Pace
Clifton Merkley
Harvey Owens
Phillip Striesel
Doyle Johnson
Clair Murdock
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Cliffert
Martel Bicketa
University of Maryland
Betty
Isobel Lugalis
Patemsc
Ladore
Chamber of Commerce of the
Vernal City
Hollywood
Cue Jones
John Deere Farm
Uiitah Implement CO
B. E. Slauron
Ashley
Alma
Heber Bennton Jr
Peru
OHB
Eta
America
GMC
General Motors
Gasounes Helectrucs
Semin Ty
Bette
Aig
Habasto
Ormeaal Motors
Ade
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