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_ The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thar, Jan. 28, 1959 *! Oil Program si On Island .

Is Reviewed —

The oi! exploration program on Prince Edward Island carried on by the Imperial Oil Company was reviewed Wednesday when three officials of the company paid a courtesy call to Premier A.W. Matheson.

Arriving by plane the officials, Gordon Colpitts, produciag advis-

' | eastern Canada and Vernon Tay-| lor, a company director, were met at the airport by B. Graham Rogers. director of transportation for P.E.I.

In its efforts to find oil on the Island the tompany. had drilled three dry wells in Prince Count, It has no further plans for dri! ling on the Island, but officials , some time ago stated that this | doesn’t mean that ‘more drilling .. | Will not be done.

| Geologists —have—stated— that Prince Edward Island has the} type of rock in which oil might

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‘| be expected to be found. The company is carrying a” This chestnut colored horse,|London, the still powerful ant-| drilling operations at present |

near Moncton. :

The party Of three left by plans later Wednesday for Fredericton, N.B.

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mal, has been hoisting hay for the past 15 years without a dri- ver. Owner of a mind clear and keen, “King” obeys all orders directed his way while at work

“King"’, will be 35 years old in @ short while. Despite his advanc- ed years as horses go, “King” is still a sound — a hard . . worker, well built and tips the| within the barn. He was pur-! . . . scales at 1,250 pounds. The pro-|chased at an auction sale in Lot) Shipbuilding

ie Po — | Threat Seen Causeway Survey Report LONDON (Reuters) — The Fi-

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now poses a more serious threat to the British shipbuilding indus- try than Japan. Germa titi de

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causeway betweén P.E.I. and = ee ee con adds.

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jmands an improvement of the where the tidal movements both | British shipbuilding industry, it

“For the first time,”’ it .notes. “the United Kingdom has been

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federal government’ at the cur- rent sitting of Parliameat some-| Im the Borden area many other tests were made ranging from

time before March 3ist. Details of the survey will not|those on ice conditions and their}

_ be revealed until the report is| Possible effect on the causeway presented to Ottawa. However,|to searches for suitable terminal

members of a firm of construction | locations.

overtaken in tonnage launched during the year by Germany as well as Japan.” - i

Germany. it says, is more likely to take shipbuilding orders away from Britain than Japan

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Also found were thousands of tons of rock suitable as the core of the causeway. present | there are 10,000.tons a the rock | lying near the quarry from whieh | it has been hauled.

In ‘addition to the search for! rock, numerous other types of| surveying were carried on. Last summer tidal flow as well as rise} *

~and fall was watched by specially! trained crews using the most -nW- dern equipment.

Some of the equipment used included a’ pressure transducer! which had been used under Are-| tie ice in connection with experi-| ments conducted during the In- x

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