Simpson Optimistic About Oil Shale Development
Senator Milward L. Simpson reports Wyoming Utah and Colorado shale formations may hold far more oil than earlier estimated New core drillings in Colorado and ongoing research push total in place to at least two trillion barrels with Utah over twenty billion Wyoming over three hundred seventy billion and Colorado the rest Corehole in Piceance Creek Basin suggests continuous shale down to 2600 feet with potential to extend further Recovery under conventional mining about fifty percent while in situ methods may reach seventy five percent though subject to ongoing research Nuclear and electro linking methods are being explored to maximize recovery without surface shale deposits Studies continue at Laramie Bureau of Mines Colorado School of Mines and private labs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Milward L. Simpson
Washington
Piceance Creek
Simpson
Petroleum Research Division
Interior Department
Theoreai
Burant of Mines
Laramie
Colorado School of Mines
Il Company
Scout Troop 35 to Sell Christmas Trees Again
Eight Scouts from Troop 35 cut about 50 Christmas trees at North Horse Creek on December 12. Troop leaders Jack Hendrickson Ed Dietz and David Budd used loaned pickups from George Nugert Belco Petroleum. A troop inspection by Mayor Paul Scherbel follows December 20, combined with a Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Horse Creek
Jack Hendrickson
Ed Dietz
David Budd
George Nugert
Belco Petroleum Corporation
Bay
Paul Scherbel
Serite John Hendrickson
Knight Templars Plan Christmas Service at Congregational Church
Notice announces a Sunday service on December 19 at 12:00 A M at Congregational Church with public invitation. Mentions local families: Mr and Mrs Philip Marincic Sr traveling, and Mr and Mrs Herman Gray of Amarillo welcomed 29 Watez, a baby son born December 11 1965 with mother Shirley Griggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight ‘Templara
Herman Gray
Amarillo
Texas
Watez
Shirley Griggs
Sylvester Griggs
Amarilla
Wyoming Forest Reserve Fund distribution by county ends June 30 1965
Everett T. Copenhaver State Treasurer announced the fiscal year 1965 Forest Reserve Fund distribution under Wyoming statutes. Funds from U S forest reserves are apportioned to counties by reserve usage, then allocated between general school and mad funds with a five percent minimum balance. Counties listed include Avenny Big Horn Carbon Converse Goshen Egemont Hot Springs Johnson Lane Natrona Converse note: exact totals and some spellings appear garbled in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett T. Copenhaver
Treasuer
Forest Reserve Fund
Wyoming
United States
General School
Avenny County
Big Horm
Carbon County
Converse County
Gok
Egemont
Hot Springs
Johnson County
Lane County
Natrona
Rue
Ivatte
Sheridan County
Stubbctie
Toon County
Uinta County
Washaki
Weston County
Fey resigns UW presidency to lead National Life Insurance
Dr. John T. Fey resigns as University of Wyoming president effective July 1 1966 to become president of National Life Insurance Company Montpelier Vermont He has served as UW chief since July 1964 and previously led the University of Vermont for six years The trustees begin a search for his successor and Fey plans to return to Vermont after spring commencement with his wife Barbara and their three children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University OF Wyoming
Laramie
Uie
John T. Fey
Fey
National Life Insurance Company
Montpeter, VI
Vermont
UJ. S
Green Mountain State
Harold F. Newton
Sheridan
U. W
Dr. Fey
Wyoming
Newton
National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges
Commission On Federal Relations
American Council On Education
Western Interstate Commission On Higher Education
Wyoming State Land and Water Conservation Commission
Wyoming Natural Resource Board
Barbara
Bride Ruth Jackson Weds Henry N Angel in Evanston
On Friday December 3 1965 Mrs Ruth Jackson became the bride of Henry N Angel in a ceremony at Evanston Methodist Church. Rev Paul B Spear officiated at 1 30 p m. The bride formerly of Thermopolis Wyoming worked at First National Bank. The groom an electrician at Wyoming State Hospital and projectionist at the Strand Theatre. They honeymooned in Salt Lake City and now reside at 48 Sage Street Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Jackson
Henry N. Angel
Evanston Methodist Church
Paul B. Spear
Emma Conn
Forsyth
Mortana
James B. Martin
Deer Lodge
Montara
Thermopolis
Wyoming
First National Bank
Wyoming State Hospital
Strand Theatre
Salt Lake City
Sage Street
Evanston
Freres Hails Holiday Traditions and Friendship
Freres expresses appreciation for customers and friends, highlighting the value of long standing relationships and patronage during the holiday season.
PTA Meeting Recap Highlights December 13 1965
The Examiner staff reports a PTA meeting led by Mrs Duran with prayer. Minutes approved and treasurers report read showing calendar sales of 133, dinner income 206, total treasury 5101. Suggestions on fund use and bank interest discussed. Chorus and National Honor Society contributions noted. Members recognized for contributions and gifts planned for Mrs Whitman. Meeting closed with a Christmas recitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duran
Shepherd
Triangle Club Hosts Annual Christmas Party
The Triangle Club held its annual Christmas party at the Bowlmore Lounge on December 9. Mrs. Rhea Duran and Maxine Lewis were installed as new officers. Guests enjoyed a turkey dinner, a solo by Mrs. Wagner, and performances by the High School Quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Club
Bowlmore
Rhea Duran
Maxine Lewis
Wagner
Kathy Nichols
Anita Pemberton
Susan Sullivan
Miss Corlett
Nancy Roeller
Madge Funk
Mercy Lovatt
Pinedale
Thailand
Cambodia
Official County Commissioners Proceedings Pinedale 1905
Sublette County records show the December 7 1905 meeting approving minutes reports and various payments. Acceptance agreements Nos 549 and 550 totaling 205.00 were funded and accounts settled, with office closures set for December 24 and 31 and a January 14 1966 date for Big Piney Cemetery district trustees election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale
Wyoming
Reed
William J. Thomas
Town of
Kenneth Ferrero
Big Piney Special Cemetery
John S. Evenild
Jake Pfisterer
Milford Steele
H. H. Summers
Anne R. Clark
Ernesta P. Faler
Donald W. Sparks
Elms Kape
Glenna Grinder
Treauruer
Hazel Werner
Sharon A. Swain
Morris C. Horton
Wm. P. Shatter
George A. Wilson
L. T. Livingston
H. A. Schriver
Shetth
Robert W. Sievers
Attoney
Jean B. Risser
Rosalie E. Hackett
Joyce Toro
Geraldine Longeroth
Martha Williams
Charette Faley
Hazel P. Bloom
Paul Ziegler
Nellie M. Perry
Ehner D. Faler
Rhea P. Binning
Chas
P. McAlister
Wyo. Telephone Co
Big Piney Examiner
Valeri
M. Lewis
Delgado Oil Co. R & B
Board OF County Commissioners
Sublette County
Marincic Family Visits from Brogan Oregon
Mr and Mrs Mike Marincic and their daughter from Brogan Oregon visited over the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Philip Marincic Sy and other relatives and friends. Mrs Wilson Grant underwent surgery in Evanston Memories Hospital in the past week. Businesses and homes glow with hot day decorations noted as outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Marincic
Brogan
Oregon
Philip Marincic
Wilson Grant
Evanston Memories Hospital
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Scout Troop
Idaho
BIG Piney High School
Le 25
Clyde Mooney
Shirley Johns
Susan Yose
Jill Greenwood
Ruth Shepferd
Bar Bryidenstine
Adela ‘Kulinsky
Dennis
Lynch
Amnesty Scherbel
Moon
Barry
Docker
Tammie
Greenwood
Celeste McAdam
Rose Marie McBride
Barbara Low
Pamela
Jerry Deveraux
Lee Sidney Edlund
Valerie Weber
Barbara Bowman
Lorraine Schaffer
Susan Guie
Leif Cynthia. Cobb
Kathy Hendrickson
Trudy Vickrey
Blake Hymas
Tom Johnson
Kathy Milligan
Karen Luce Delle Keller
Sin Lv
Cynthia Wilkerson
Mertilyn Anderson
Anthony Tomassi
Bob Springman
BIG Piney
H. S
Bancroft
Thomas
Faelell Bud
Miley
Paul la Scott
Scorbel
LL Albee
William Palaniuk
Patricia
Carr
Kathy - Oo
Woffinden Keyth
Ann Grant
Nelada Mock
Maysha
Leo Witman
Laurel
Duncan
Don Cameron
Nancy
Nugent
Pat
PTA
Official County Commissioners Proceedings
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