itown than any other single fac-

: 2 @ . history." ‘pend =| From New Oil Well, Airport ("s'meins on ive caie. ne tom ecmmments" and pan. BREADALBANE |

. Sie a Senne cena eee ee goal. by the year 2000 ‘Mrs Emerson Murray, Fred

PEACE RIVER, Alta. (CP)— Banff Oil Ltd. brought in. the throwing a new bridge over the) 1. A © ’ year ..4 s.: Emerson: > |

__ An all-weather airport. and a lo |Rainbow. Lake eer well mighty Peace River’ near the that not mrore than one-third a essen, P. e 1 recently, was

—-eation—relatively.close_to the 180 miles-—-nerth—-of—here,--the town and_a_$4,500,000-Jail_isbe- principal industries be con: he hostess at a parts in_honor

hottest new oilfield in Canada town has hoomed Numerous ing built six miles away. jtrolled by foreigner uM ; See ‘ oi a mother,

have given this town an eco- companies have followed Banff. qa | 2. A continuing welcome to in- Mrs. Stephen Ackiandy

~ nomic shot in the army...-.. Oil inte’ the ‘area—they now SEES BRIGHT FUTURE flows of foreiin capital, espe- Mr. and,-Mrs Major Moase |

Peace River, 250 miles north- have a total of about 25 success-| Mt: Rowe says that even cially that invested in bonds and, have takenmp ‘residence. jn the west of Edmonton, had been a ful wells—and work is ‘under ‘Wen’ the Rainbow. Lake ex- other fixed-term securities. © former . ‘Craig home which

picturesque but- quiet commu-jway on a pipeline south to the |ploration tapers, Peace River) 3. New machinery’ for’ jchan- they recently purchased | nity through the years with a'Edmonton area.” ’ |storekeepers should: be able: to nelling a: greater proportion of | Mrs. Chester H. - Bernard,

population of less than 3,000. | Peace River's airport, |KeeP smiling. Canadian savings into profitable! Charlottetown visited friends ni | i ys

But in the few months since the nearest all-weather facility | Oil exploration ‘is picking’ up @auity investments or ownership. | Breadalbane during the week-end > —

to the oilfield. has made the across the North and Peace, 4. Greater public disclosure . of September 18, and was the =

community a staging point for River should remain the jump- the operations of all large and overnight, guest of Mrs. Fred | US guaarce s ante ca

; ON THE AIR™ oil companies ing-off point. The town's pop#- medium-sized businesses, in Can: Thomas. ; : : ear nee ce ; The town’s population, up [lation should. hit 10,000 within ada. Mr. Allan Hickox (Jr.) Bread- & GIVE HIM A BATH!

; : | . ' ~~ the following “program ~“Hist- hore “than 600 tn Tie Vast year, [Ve years. he te vaenians pene enseens at Conde: sioenn -& fags are published free of |stands at 3,400 and is climbing | Town officials are scurrying | the basic objective by the year Schaal’ . a

i |Mote} 1 ; ; R : \ charge as a public service and Motels and hotels are jammed to keep pace with the hoom. | on00, ciatke Statheccn: rodelbese, @

Peace River Gets Shot In Arin Minar a treats iavaci anni | The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed; Sept. 28, 1966. 11

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appear as presented to us by 2nd their beverage rooms filled Consideration is being given to| “We ean achieve the obiective ’ the stations concerned. , to overflowing : |building ‘a new terminal at the jy ‘haye mentioned without any |"25 Orin A eee _ j : NEW HOUSES FILL ‘UP ‘airport. Pacifie Western Air-|reduction in our living stand- |) na Oa) Chertottetawn, SO BE Be % WEDNESDAY PROGRAM: A. new housing subdivision, lines flew 285 passengers from |ards," he said. ‘In fact. bar-|/an@ ospital, Charlottetown, te aes ae ‘ /opened last vear to the north, here to Rainhow in one week icing some world catastrophe, it HAS MANY CHURCHES se CFCY-TV jis filling rapidly lduring the summer. iis inconceivable that the’ living! There are 2,180 mosques and wi a : At the airport, where once a! ‘The town is attempting to an- |standards of Canadians will not 6,936 Catholie and 4,154 Ortho- Ht af ac uelcala charter company operated alone nex: large chunks ‘of land onjecontinue to rise rapidly in the \dox Christian churches in Yu-.

= B eaclumehenn: Dale tere with two aircraft, several com- ‘both. sides of the river, Provin- |years ahead.” ‘goslavia. a : I 4 p.m.—Towel Tales” ee wate oe ate cial officials are being urged to |: iar 7 - - ; p.m.—take 36 ' iM : , lpave the Mackenzie Highwa s hae ie p.m.=fdge of Night eight planes Poon Peace River tn the North. RIPLEY s BELIEVE IT|OR NOT. e WINGEY W. ’ Cnn ; 7.00 p.m.—Canades Story . | Mayor Ted Whitney says the ane 2 vi GEY WALLACE: LOOK.” PEANUT ' WHAT DO, ° F 590 p.m—Summer Camp hig four-engined Hercules trans- wee CTELOT eS Rear ¢ vie : 7 YOUR HOME- BUTTER, JELLY AND YOU CALL THIS= 6.30 p.m.—Secret Squirrel |port hired by Banff Oil to move| ‘For a_tong time, we waited ! WORK PAPER KETCHUP » 6.00 p.m.—TBA jequipment to Rainbow during |while other sections of the bes IS AMESS! STAINS?

6.15 p.m.—Live LaMar ~ jthe summer contributed $2,000 a peace River -country boomed,"

- 630 p.m.—Gazerte |month in landing fees at the air- : napa ; 7.00 p.m.—CFCY TV News port. which’ is. municipally- (845%: 0 official. -"Now -H's ur ; 7:15 p.m.—Repin Hood Buckboerd — gwned - turn and we're going to make 7.20. p.m.—TBA Town . Councillor» Dwayne ithe best of it.”

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12:00 p.m.—CBC News : 12.13 @.m.—Local Weather and Sport), VANCOUVER (CP) — Cana- in some. comfort, some security Scores dians can regain control of. their and considerable -boredom,"’. he : } _¥2:18 a.m.—Sign OH country and its resources from |said. : Cisens absentee owners only through ‘You should be able to find GODFATHER ‘For The Best In Color [generations now in university, jobs working for. the absentee OF NEW YORK is py _______} Walter_L. Gordon, former —Lib- owners of Canadian _busivess. | $1 - : : See the 1967 Dumont In era! finance minister, “told stu- | Naturally, it will be they who { ‘Operation During Color’ dents at Simon Fraser Univer- will take the responsibility for (1622-1692) il 4 Program i sity and the University of Brit- making the important decisions: <= ; ish Columia here . |And, naturally, it will be y NEW NETHERLANDS CENTRAL RADIO py =o . ate YZ AND | : If you. are’ eontent—as far who will-take most of the~prof- NEW AMSTERDAM 4 and-TYV- ~~ —“Tfon many of my. generation “its:~.——:-But-you-should—be—safa FROM Te DUTCH, a Kent St. Charlottetown | neni to be content—to see’us —Or as Safe as the subjects of Bert AND IN HONOR, ~< “go on as we are, you: should any ans OF AOlonial state; 76 ene 5, cCW- ble to live out. your lives can ever be. CKCW-TV {be = ry =| Phis vba of would be a ( Metasequoa? -_ rn 10:27 a.m.—Station Sign On> ’ ie te : | negative k existence, but A TYPE OF TREE 10:90-4.m-Nows- Scitie: Schools i ae. lls oo Tf “this doe€ not need to be the | BELIEVED EXTINCT FOR coe 11-30a.m.—Sign OFF ly aa ce jfate of you and the members| 70,000,000 YEARS New You 1,00 p.m.—Pleyoill— 7-4S.<it-Happened Today . jof your -generation;’’.-Mr. Gor- WAS FOUND W 1944 3B +664 The 49th Man 1 edb = Minle ; ion said. - BE STILL FLOURISHING 9:90 p.m.cAt Home With Helen | 9.00—CBC News _/(MUST MAKE DECISIONS IN CN | i iis tse Crocker MEE 8.12—Regionsl Wx Jo \ % .., the members of your : 3.00 p.m o er 3 ' 8.15—Maritime Sportscast fe }generation and the generation 3 = 3.30 p.m.—tdge of Nig + 8.21—Musie VY just ahead of you should decide ; : 4.00. p.imn.—Canedat Story |" 8.55—Weather ee that we can develop Canada| DAILY CROSSWORD ; oO £00 p.m.—Summer Camp ' 9.19—Ce nmentary” : jourselves. 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Conjecture 7.30—News and Weather 4.35—Music In The Air jconstruction is being done by 26. Injure 5.00—CBC News

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