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Show ft iosin Has UINTAH BASIN RECORD Over $5 Million Thursday, December 27, 1956 Payroll Given To Bank Employes Assessing Method Bank First Riches Oil Reserves Uintah Basin residents are sit- to do something about that oc- surface traps. Surface geology, on top of the largest, and casionally. photogeology, gravity surveys, and systems Security In Great Oil. Pools 1956 payroll, including salaries and apparently the least known, oil seismograph work have been efreserves in the world, the Oil and Guests at the home of Mr. and Undoubtedly, Uintah is full of un- fective in many instances of disemploye benefits, will exceed $514 Gas Journal says. discovered oil pools. But it doesnt covery, but oil finders feel .that Mrs. Tatton Bench to spend Christmillion, according to Wesley R. The Journal, world's leading give away its secrets easily. Its the really great pools will be tap- mas were Mrs. Venice Lipkin of Dickerson, manager First Security petroleum publication, Bank. Roosevelt, and Neill Jensen, publishes going to take some expert strati- ped in elusive stratigraphic traps. Peoria, 111., Mr. and Mrs. Charles J an article by staff member Frank graphic study and imaginative dis This means study, research and Cary and family, Mr. and Mrs. I Assessing of personal property manager at Duchesne. The informJ. Gardiner in its current issue, covery thinking to locate the sub- drilling. will be Dean Bench and family of Kearns. ation has been compiled by the in Duchesne County The article says: handled again this year by visits Uintah is different from most bank systems main office. It's a little ironic that the one basins we know. And therein lies The two managers said that the by the assessor and through the Miss Coleen Bench of Salt Lake basin holding the largest known the chief reason the oil finder City is here to spend the First Securitys staff now numbers mailing of personal property stateMr. and Mrs. Joseph Reidhead of holidays reserve of petroleum in the shied away from it until 1948, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt announce 1,403. He added that First Security ments to taxpayers listed on the the marriage world has received .the least when the first oil was found Edmond Bench. of their daughter, Pattie, who now serves more than 376,000 1956 tax record index. G. B. Workamount of exploratory attention there. man, county assessor, reports that Its a structrual topopledged vows with John W. Bur customers and has resources ex- these via the drill It's the Uintah Basstatements will be in he million. $465 graphic, sedimentary basin, fillceeding son Mrs. of dick, Maxine on The Burdick Buckalews left Eldredge most of ..the taxpayers ed on the top with 11,000 f.t. of to mail in, in the northeast corner of The in largest of system banking Duchesne. The Sunday to spend Chrisitmas with marriage took Utah. Maybe you didn't know it, nonmarine Tertiary sediments. the Johnny McAffees in Salt Lake place Wednesday, Dec. 12, in Elko, the intermountain area, First Se- prior to January 1. but the one relatively small basin Field deputies will not be emMost oil fields are found in marcurity operates 63 banking offices Nevada. ine sediments, but Uintahs oil City. (as basins go) holds anywhere After spending the Christams and six military facilities in Utah, ployed to do assessing work. Two from 400 to 600 billion barrels of office deputies will assist .the asfields, with one or ,two excepMr. and Mrs. James Bethridge holidays with their parents, the Idaho and Wyoming. oiL And it's not buried 5 000 ft. The First Security tions, produce from these Terti- of Salt Lake executive sessor during the early months of left are for with newlyweds visiting City Wednesday assess-grou- p Below these, underground. It sits on the surary nonmarines. Miss Fay Pope and other relatives Moab, where they will make their noted that the banks systems1 assessing and preparing the 1957. face of the earth. You can pick there are 10,000 ft. of Mesozoics in for Mrs. ment records insurance for staff program Duches. Miss Pope will visit home. Mr. Burdick is employed by it up, feel it, squeeze it. And and 4,300 ft. of Paleozoics that in now provides total life ence Poulson is chief deputy, and Provo with them for a few the J. H. Wimmer Construction oil. can mine it untold more still to harbor insurance depths. you may coverage of $6,414, 750. Mrs. Edythe Marett is assistant. Company. days after Christmas. iNow that's more oil than has Will Unfold the Story A Mr. Workman reports that the of total $82 494.68 has been1 The new bride has been employbeen discovered in all the world The story of oil in Utah is yet assessing which has by mail ed as a receptionist for Dr. R. V. paid this year to staff members of The Meriwethers Salt Duane to be .told. Its beginning to unor this county for sev- in been done their families by the drill. But it's never been through Larson. injury She in the Lake City are guests this week at class of 53 graduated with the and illness insurance provided by'eral years, has been ve- r- satis--Firbecause its exfold in the southwest commercialized, from Union High Maxine Burdick. Paradox Bari.1, and that area has the home of Mrs. traction from the entrapping sands Security. Another $21,500 in 'factory. The taxpayer declares the School, where she was active in and shales would cost so much thrust Uintah into the backgound life insurance benefits was paid personal property he owns as of the FHA is in and clubs Mrs. and Emma Wimmer Pep spending of late, but stories of big oil will that it couldnt compete with beneficiaries to of six former January 1, 1957 and returns the season is music, circles. oil. Up until now, that is. be revealed in the Uintah Basin. part of the Christmas .statement to the assesors office employes. Mr. is Phil Burdick a Salt with the Lake of grdauate City One iLlustraion of this .took place for entering of values for assessExperiments now going on, both Duchesne School where he Mortons. High in Colorado and in Utah, are ment purposes and otheT complerecently when Havenstrite Oil Co. was prominent in athletics. He aimed at making it competitive. moved into the Ute Trail or South tion procedure and as a permanU. in S. Chester three Mrs. the and spent Lyman years Mayor tax record. Up in Alberta, similar experiments ent Ouray unit, an old Sun Oil Co. and Armed most was of which Harve Mrs. Mr. and service, Partridge are being aimed at the great prospect, and tested 45 bbl. of were Age of Livestock guests in Copperton Friday in Germany. Prior to that time he Athabasca oil per hour from a Green River Tar Sands, another Norma Robb The assessor instructs the taxUSAC of attended Mr. at home the the at and Logan. 300-40- 0 billion barrels reserve in Tertiary sand at 3,560,800 ft. Sun and Saturday payer to fill in the number of Since his release from the 13 Mrs. Joe Jensen. sand at the surface. had drilled two failures here, its Livestock, machinery, or other permonths ago, he has been emloyed Billions of Barrels Units 1 and 2, to depths of 8,457 sonal property, in the space and the San Wimmer H. of J. Wallace Howard Ana, by Company. Take a look at .these estimates: ft. and 1,498 ft., respectively. correct category provided on the For her marriage the bride chose came to Duchesne this week the bituminous sandstones along Havenstrite moved in to the same Calif., declaration f rm. Age of property to join his family and to spend an after five dress of black taffeta, The Christmas program was held livestock should be listed and the section (Section Utahs Book Cliffs, on the south and and the to at for Christmas her Chester Lyman honeymoon trip drilled its Federal to total Friday evening in the Utahn ward. model or age and make of equipedge of the Uintah Basin are home. The Wallaces will leave fo Southern California she donned a A credited with a recovery of 94 per lovely program was given by ment and machinery. In order to depth of 3,610 ft., fractured the their home at the end of the Jantzen brown and rust suit the Primary and Sunday School save for the taxpayer and the cent, for an estimated reserve of perforated interval, and recorded week., children. Santa and Rudolph the assessors office, Mr. Workman 1.5 billion barrels. Along Asphalt a rather spectacular flow. Lt was RUBY THOMAS HOSTESS TO Red Nosed Reindeer made their asks that the person making the Ridge, southwest of Vernal, Utah enough to project the Uintah BUNKER CLUB DEC 18 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Larson and are sandstones yielding 96 per cent appearance at 9 p.m. with candy tax property declaration not fill region back into the exploration Mrs. Ruby Thomas was hostess fruit baby of Logan spent Christmas oil for an estimated recovery of and nuts for the large crowd in a value for any of the property, news, and it should be enough to with and McDonald to the Ducnesne Bunker Club on in attendance. The remainder Mrs. Violet 1 to 3 billion of the inasmuch as an equitable value barrels, or 20.5 prod action from Utah explorers. Tuesday, Dec. 18. Members were evening was spent dancing. million barrels per square mile. Statistics show that 95 per cent daughter, Lucinda. for assesment purposes has been Rose Afton Partridge, Bromley, Two of our service boys are established and will be used in Solid and semifluid hydrocarbons, of aU wells drilled in the basin MilMrs. of and Mr. Norma Grant, Carrie Hatch, The infant son home for the holidays, Blake Esauk completing each personal property such as gilsonite, elbertite, wur-tzlithave had good oil and gas showWeston Despain of Vernal who dred Carman, Connie Robbins, and and ozocerite, plus the Ralph Anderton. Blake has statmenL ings, and success ratios on wild- was hospitalized for drinking fuel Laura Lyman, Edna Conn, Lily been stationed in Ft. Ord, Calif., worlds largest cats hold steady at 1 to 10. deposits In accordance with Utah law, reand .this week Goff, Jeanenne Wallace and Thelda and in the Green River formation, home So the next time one of these oil, is atas home returned these Ralph just personal property statealmost recovered. Halstead. from overseas. contain an estimated 400 billion alarmists puts the ported ments are due in the assessors won Scores were Jeanenne by Rex Broadhead came home from office 21 days after receipt by bite on you, treat him kindly. barrels of recoverable oil. Thelda Halstead and Salt Lake to Mr. and Mrs. Norvert Baum are Wallace, Take him to the nearest map, Thats on the surface. On the Business establishspend the holidays the visiting in Duchesne with relatives Connie Robbins. This was their with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. mentstaxpayer. are allowed until Feb. 1 to nobody knows how point to .the northeastern corner and Odekirk Helen ex were Mrs. friends. Christmas and gfits party Melvin Broadhead. of Utah, and ask Whats worryfile these statements without penmany more millions of barrels of them to Salt Lake changed after a very lovely lunchoil lie undiscovered. Gary Robb, who has been at- alty, Mr. Workman said. Why? In ing you? Salt Lake City might accompanied hostess. eon served the was by Monday. City be the oil capital of the world in tending college in Cedar City and adequate exploration. There are Sunday guests at the home of Mr .and Mrs. Thomas Abplanalp reasons for that, of course, but 1975! M&. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Abplanalp and THOMAS Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Swasey AND MRS. DAVE and family are spending the holiare not reasons that cam they with their parents, Mr. and visited Keith Mrs. ' PARTY and CHRISTMAS were Mr. HOST family not and will not be erased. Redays with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Abplanalp of Bridgeland. Ida Mrs. in Club of Duchesne The Fork, Houtz Spanish Bridge Theron Robb. moteness, lack of pipeline facilities Theron Robb and son Gary, and r.0"E Horrocks and son and daughter of elided their husbands this week Mrs. FHul Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brady and complex geology, unusually waxy Thomas Abplanalp visited Mr. and of hosts Bartholemew and their Christmas Max at Maple Salem, party, oil (with pour points up to 115 family are spending the weekend in Mrs. Alma Smith Monday at their ton, Mr. and Mrs. Napier Swasey were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas. Provo. degrees F.), high cost ' of drilling home in Bridgeland. Sherman in the evening Swasey Those taking part and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Melvin Broadhead and son and completion in tough, abrasive were here to at- festivities were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Phil Boneta. of They with spent last week rocks, and weather. The only tend the homecoming of Elder Bromley, Mr. and Mrs. George her mother, Mrs. Ottovisiting Phone News Items to 7441 KIWANIS HONORS GRIDDERS Johnsen in one of these obstacles that cant Halstead. Mrs. and Mr. Kohl, Ralp Swasey. George from (Continued be conquered by the oil man is Page 1) Weekend guests at the Swasey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnstun Murray. Mrs. Clara Brown and family, Mary Lois Reichert weather, but hes even been known ic department. were Mr. and Mrs. Dean and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carman. home Mrs. Delia Allred and family spent Friday night, Dec. 28, newly Mabel Merrell Mr. of Mrs. Provo, Kohl, Mr. and Ralph Halstead, Gillespie and family in Salt Lake on business. elected officers of the local club and Mrs. Ronald Prowes of Provo stead, Oleah Johnstun, George Saturday Plentlfuls be and will Mrs. Dell Broadhead M. Mr. installed Peter HOSPITAL DUCHESNE January by if Miss Jeanette Strong of Kohl and Afton Bromley. Wiring - Electric Motors were in Roosevelt Thursday for Mickelson, Lt. Gov. of Division U. S. Depart- and the on Headliners in the served were Refreshments Three new births were reported One, Utah-Idah- o New Location - Building East Springville. medical attention. District. He is a of Agricultures plentiful Christmas theme and gifts were at the Duchesne Hospital the past member of the Midvale club. The ment of Roosevelt Standard Kofford Mr. and Cecil Mrs. and Canned are: for foods list January week: Mrs. Jerry Wilcox, nephew of exchanged. Roosevelt. Utah at the Memo to ceremony will take family of Boneta visited Mrs. Clara and Mrs. H. J. Wimmer, Mr. and Mrs. Merton Wardle Frontier Grill at 7:30 place He will sweet corn and eggs. Mr. Phone Roosevelt 335 Brown team a Sunday. p.m. homemakers: Heres good Mr. and Mrs. Elmer- Moon, Jerry received a 9 lb. 12 oz. baby boy also address the club. whose parents are in Japan with for such hot hearty dishes as that U. S. Air Force, visited Friday and Maryetta spent last Thursday on December 19. the to Orson Stevens, re- long-tim- e According favorite, corn pudding, with them. Dr. and Mrs. Vernon Young have Jerry' is attending the in Salt Lake Cty. item president, Lynn Dye will or for a speedy frying-pa- n visited in Mt. Emalso BYU. He a baby boy, bom December 20, tiring take over the presidential duties, such as scrambled eggs and corn lbs. 8 relatives. with and weighed with Arvin Bellon and Woodrow with a dash of catsup for added mons MOTHERS CLUB IS Mr. and Mrs. Duane Houtz reDon Tru- zest. The supply of eggs increases Nielsen, ENTERTAINED AT PARTY and Burdick John ceived a baby girl on December man, Jack Wimmer, Keith Todd, .trea- seasonally in January. Supplies in Mrs. Lily Goff and Mrs. Phyllis 22 weighing 7 lbs. All are Du- surer. secretary; Woodrow Day have come from Wives of Kiwanians will be 57 are expected to be January with Day entertained the Mothers Club be to Moab chesne residents. at their jobs special guests, with visitors com- considerably larger than in Janat a Christmas party at the Goff this week. ing from Vernal and Provo. The ary 56, and prices to consumers their families home Thursday, Dec. 20. A special toastmaster duties will be handled more favorable. January eggs are THE Mrs. Jack Fisher and children guest was Ilene Poulson, who gave by Floyd Peterson, and a musical also a buy for1 high quality. for a while a very lovely Christmas reading of Price are program is being arranged by Other plentiful main dish foods at the home visiting and Mrs. to the group. Mr. of Theron Leavitt. more of for January are: Beef Little Meloney Davies sang two left Wilson Mrs. Wilson. Ernest Perfect attendance tabs will be the higher grade beef expected, and I Saw Silver Bells to songs, Lake Salt for City awarded to five members ranging pork still in seasonally large Wednesday Claus. Santa Mama Trays who Kissing Robert Belt, with her son, from 1 to 22 years. Dr. H. Wayne supply, big turkeys especially be of were prepared by the hostesses in end the on at is operated being Marrs of Vernal, retiring district those 24 pounds and up, broilers holiday colors. After the luncheon governor will be a special guest and fryers, and, for the dish din- the week. Town & Country WILL ADVANCE gifts were exchanged. and will present the past pres- ner, ocean perch filThe following participated in is home on Esauck Blake Pvt. idents pin to Mr. Stevens. lets at favorable prices. with the party fun: Rachel Bates, Leah the choice leave to spend the holidays Late crop potatoes Steve Davies, Jerry Powell, Donna Mrs. and Mr. for baking, mashing, roasting, fry his parents, Leah Mitchell, Birdy Smith, UNION, UINTAH WILL stationed been has Blake Esauck. will or combination dishes Were so sure of the Rose Stevenson, Linda Moat, Rosing Calif. Fort Ord, REMAIN WITH continue very plentiful in January at anna 'Bench, Merl Warner, Maxterrific pulling power in famChrist- - ine Burdick, Silvia Abbott, Jo REGION SIX FOOTBALL and well worth featuring Warners spent The of these tires that we Ray ily meals in this cold month. Also .as in Los Angeles with friends Workman, Barbara Jensen, Phyllis Union and Uintah High schools fall In are in crop will plenty continuing Stephensen, Connie Robbins, Lily will remain in football Region Six onions that keep well in a dry and relatives. Goff and Phyllis Day1. we or You ON YOUR go writing for at least another year. cool place. Christmas carols were sung and Lila Summers of Salt Lake tow." Miss the At a meeting of the state high pay Stop in canned be therell For dessert, were played. school activities association it was purple plums from the big crop is visiting .this week with her par- games today and let us show decided not to move the two of last fall. Aside from their con- ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Summers REPORTS you how we can offer MISSIONARY schools to .the district composed venience and appetizing color and and family. this amazing guarantee. of Fork. American B.Y. best CONTACT Juab, TO HOME WARD; flavor, these are one of the Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bench and High and other schools in that buys of the season. Serve them Lake City spent the NEW MEMBERS OKAYD area. chilled or hot with a bit of spice. family of Salt LOOK HOW LITTLE YOU PAY FOR Steven-senUnions and Uintahs companions Also plentiful are dried prunes. weekend with the Lorin At the Duchesne Ward Sacraa all family enjoyed Phone 0202-J- 1 in region Six are Wasatch, North Medium-siz- e They dried prunes are exTOWN & COUNTRY NEW TREADS at ment meeting Sunday evening, Summit, South Summit, Park City, pected to be .the buy. There will dinner Sunday at Mt. Emmons returned UTAH VERNAL, Mrs. Edgar Elder George Swasey, and of Mr. home the and of Memorial Morgan applied bn sound tire bodies or on your own tires Judge was guest speaker. still be California dates aplenty There were 63 of the the missionary,Moon conducted Salt Lake City. Milay. serworth the considering during January, Phillip there. especially for lunch boxes and for family vices, and Dean Young opened after-schosnacks for youngsters. Members of .the family of Eliza- with prayer. of WINDSHIELD As for milk and other dairy The family Parry Tippetts was beth Thomas gathered together at products, production starts rising her home for Christams. They were received into the ward as memICE AND in January and is expected to conMr. bers, and LaGrand Pully was made Mrs. Dave Thomas, and Mr. SNOW tinue high through the new year. SACRIFICE Vern Bromley, Mr. and a member. the were The 1957 production may be as and Mrs. by given Three songs Mrs. SCRAPER Mrs. Von Thomas, Mr. and Priesthood boy's chorus, MUST SELL my 1953 CMC COMPLETE RADIATOR REPAIRS much as 2 or 3 billion pounds Mr. and Mrs. Aaronic William Harrison, followed this over ton truck Just by come ' Warner, deluxe year. throughout. Alden led by Ray Cleaning Repairing Recoring Ray Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lucius from talks Only 14.000 miles. Will accept PARRI!I RADIATOR SHOP in Mr. and Mrs. Chester Nothing Good resolutions are a pleasant Thomas and Loretta Peatross sang a older model truck as trade-in- . See Roosevelt, Utah P!us tax and recappable tires and all their families. Swa'ey. Henderson to . . . were Buy sow. seed The Remarks to so.o. at Frandsen Body Shop. Phone by up vocal given springs crop Phone 173-183-- J or call Dean Frandsen Jack Gilbert of Arcadia. use so readily, and the blossoms open Visiting for the holidays at the w ftm r-so soon with such a brave show Lee Wimmer, son of Mr. and f HalMrs. Mr. and of Ralph FOR SALE Italian accordian, a especially at first. But when the home was J. H. Mrs. graduated Wimmer, are $250 value. Will sell for $200 time of flowers has passed, what stead and the Orven Moons and received his Moon and baby from Primary before January 15. Phone 7046, as to the fruit? Scout Lucas Malet Mr. and Mrs. Neil class second pin with one of Provo. Guest also at the the Duchesne. Rachel Bates. to his mother. He was presented Morrell Halstead home was Mrs. 2tc then ordained a deacon. The boys of Salt Lake City. WANTED Highest prices paid for MIRACULOUS choius gave the closing song, and the yes, its way the dismissed hdes, fur, pelts and woll. See Blue Lustre removes John Thompson soil from Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moon visited Reed Stansfield. Phone Arcadia mooting. fine carpets and upholster. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mon4181. Allreds Electric, Duchesne, Utah. roe Mtchie at Hanna Sunday afterLook Out REWARD Will children who took noon. They attended Ward conslogan: Watch out safety POULTRY WANTED my little dark grey kitten on ference there in the evening. Other forTodays schoolchildren especially if Cash paid at your coop. 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