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Show Hf' 2 Price, Utah e, Thursday, Nov. 9, 1972 Preliminary tests by Mt. Fuel indicate oil and gas discovery Aircraft and shipboard search and techniques to be discussed SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9 -- The latest in aircraft and shipboard search and rescue techniques will be discussed here during early December, when the U.S. Coast Guard seminar at sponsors a four-da- y the Sheraton Palace Hotel. Called the Pacific Air and Surface Search and Rescue Seminar, 1972 (PACSAR 72), it will run Dec. v Invitations have been sent by the U.S. Pacific Maritime Search and Rescue Coordinator (Commander, Pacific Area, U.S. Coast Guard) to officials of the 4--7. $un-4)lvoca- te Issued Every Thursday by The PUBLISHERS. INC. T WEST MAIN PRICE, UTAH M1 PHONE 4)747)1 Second Class Postage Paid at Price, Uth ROBERT L. FINNEY, Publisher and Genaral Manager JESSIE HOLD4WAY, Society PER YEAR CARBON AND EMERY COUNTIES . . .S7 SO ELSEWHERE . SS SO MEMBER IN OF THE invited. It is planned that discussions will take place between executive level representatives of national and international rescue organizations, as well as among individuals directly involved with operations, research and development and safety programs. Examination and review of the status of recommendations and proposals of similar search and rescue (SAR) seminars will also take place. These included the 196S North Atlantic SAR Operations Seminar, the 1968 Pacific Air Safety SAR Symposium and the 1970 North Atlantic Air and Surface SAR Seminar. James M. Beggs, under secretary of the Department of Transportation, will be the seminars keynote speaker. John J. Shaffer, administrator of the Federal Aviation Ad- ministration, and Admiral Chester R. Bender, commandant of the Coast Guard, are also slated to speak. MEMBER A WWFMper Association Founded 188 5 lot of fellows who spout so profusely about capital and labor never had any capital and never did any labor. To the Voters in the 5th District: Thank You . . . for your support at the polls on Tuesday. And a special thanks to my campaign workers. R. E. Byrd LAKE CITY Preliminary analysis and interpretation of electric logs made in the Brady Unit No. 1 oil and gas discovery well in southwestern Wyoming to determine the varying properties of the rock formations penetrated thus far indicate the presence of approximately 170 feet of Nugget formation sand which is potentially productive of oil and gas, it was announced Tuesday by B.Z. Kastler, president of Mountain Fuel Supply Company. Mr. Kastler cautioned that while the electric log analysis and an earlier drill-stetest both strongly suggest that a SALT countries involved who are most directly responsible for air and sea rescue in the Pacific, and to U.S. military commands with search and rescue responsibility in this area. Participants from international organizations and from industry have also been Members of the General Committee for St. Anthony's Catholic Carnival, left to right, seated: Richard Ghirardelli, chairman; Mrs. Evelyn Wilmonen, secretary; Richard Colombo, vice chairman. Standing, Joseph S. Bonacci, treasurer; Rev. R.A. Daz, pastor. St. Anthony's Catholic fund-raisin- substantial commercial discovery of oil and gas has been made, neither the full productive Enriching Soil To Hasten Tree Harvest by 2017 Carnival opens tonight HELPER The doors will swing open tonight (Thurs.) for the annual St. Anthonys Catholic Carnival in the Helper g civic auditorium, a parish event for the general public which will continue Friday and Saturday nights also. A banquet tonight at 7 p.m. on the ground floor pf the auditorium will get the carnival started with games and concessions upstairs to open immediately following the dinner. Pete Bottino, prominent Helper lay leader in the church, will act as master of ceremonies for the banquet. There will be no guest speaker as in past years but the program will consist of entertainment provided by a Carbon High School choral group under the direction of Mr. Dorothy Brown. Turkey with all the Trimmings is the menu for the dinner. Several civic and service organizations, including the Helper and Price Kiwanis Clubs, the Helper Lions Club and others will attend the banquet in their respective groups, forsaking their regular weekly meetings to attend the church function. The Helper city council will delay their regular meeting one half hour in order to allow members to attend the banquet. Booths, games and concessions on the gym floor of the auditorium will open immediately following .the banquet and will be the center of activity on Friday and m Saturday nights as well when they open at 7 p.m. each evening. A childrens matinee on Friday afternoon will begin at 12 noon. Bus transportation will be provided for students of Notre Dame elementary and junior high schools. Richard Ghiradelli, chairman of the carnival, said door prizes, a $25.00 savings bond each night, will be given away to lucky patrons of the event. Winners must be in the building at the time of the drawings to claim the bonds each night. All attending the carnival may register for the door prize upon entering the building. The highlight of Saturday nights activity will be the awarding of the grand prizes. Top prize is $300.00 in cash. Winners of these prizes need not be present. Rev. R.A.Daz, pastor of St. Anthonys parish, said that in addition to Mr. Ghirardelli, the other members of the general committee in charge of the carnival include Richard Colombo, Mrs. Evelyn Wilmonen, secretary; Joseph S. Bonacci, treasurer; and Angelo Welch, tickets. A committee headed by Mike Molinaro and Vito Bonacci has been busy the forepart of this week constructing the various booths and concessions on the gym floor of the auditorium and Mr. Ghirardelli Said all is in readiness for another gala St. Anthonys Catholic Carnival. n; A 724-to- n fertilizer helicopter airdrop on 4,423 acres of Georgia-Pacifi- c Corp. tree gardens in Oregons Coos, Land and Lincoln counties capability of the well nor the economic significance of the discovery can be accurately determined until the well is completed and produced and other wells are drilled in the area. test he The earlier drill-stementionea was made 90 teet into the Nugget formation and resulted in a flow of 52 gravity oil at a calculated rate of 2600 barrels per day and natural gas at a ratio of approximately 1500 cubic feet of gas per barrel of oil inch choke. through a one-haPlans now are to set intermediate casing to a depth of 12,294 feet in the Jelm formation immediately below the Nugget formation and then deepen the well to its projected depth of 15,500 feet to the Madison formation, Mr. Kastler said. A completion of the well would then be made based on a thorough analysis of the drilling, testing and logging operations. Meanwhile, the location of two m lf r years beyond. The crop is trees for plywood, lumber, paper or cellu- .""""I vjoflCa I I o bpjerixutr All Hotpoint Appliances on Sale Now a demand for forest products which "requires continued improvement in timber management practices. The Georgia-Pacific- s Western timberlands manager explains that this is one of many techniques to insure WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING na- Layaway for tions needs from private commercial forest land. He noted that private industry owns less commercial forest land than any other group, including government, but is called upon to produce more wood, plus a large percentage of the recreational values. Christmas 472- - 5150 FURNITURE 76 So. & APPLIANCES Main, Helper For further information efV 0 vjV'S' Easy clean porcelain door Hinged bake and broil units Lift-of- f Call See 30" Range distant is based on more wood fiber for the to" CwfeoHjniet-- y 73 W Fort wells will be located approximately one mile northeast and one mile southwest, respectively, from the discovery well. All three are in Township 101 West, 16 North, Range Sweetwater County, Wyoming. Participating companies in the Brady Unit group Include Champlin, Mountain Fuel, and Amoco Production Company, Tulsa, Okla. Ownership in the discovery well and in approximately 13,700 net acres surrounding the well within the unit area is shared 41.25 percent each by Champlin and Mountain Fuel and the remaining 17.50 percent by Amoco. The Brady Unit area comprises about 39,000 acres. lose and lignin products which are not even on the market today. The farmers explain that rushing a crop rs Company, Duyo CD? PQim m Co rbo" Petroleum Worth, Tex., a subsidiary of Union Pacific Corp., and the operator of Brady Unit The Unit No. 2 and the Unit No. 3 Brady DecG and Humboldt county in northern California was made recently to insure an "early harvest by growers, in the year 2017 instead of several wells in the unit to test the Nugget formation have been announced Champlin by step-o- ut 3r Price and Castle Dale 637-260- 3 |