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Al- drillings programs will be car- for the surveys. which will be 2 SM om -Musn Hop ‘There has been little public ex- though this venture also went 44 out on a 32.900.000-acre conducted by Pan American as 6.00 p.m.—39 Halt Hours for TV | citement following the amnoun- broke and left the area. it did Wik of offshore petroleum and operator ¢ i! om —Gaene cement that oi! had heen make a contribution. Samples A former sealing ship. the 70! om -~CICY-TV News ldiscovered here on New- of the oil were tested and found ch the ofl might be presest, Kristian Tender. has been char-| 715 p.m.—TBA foundiand’s’ west coast. New- to be of fine quality. there ase so sockets to which tered as the recording ship.| 730 o.m-—The Lucy Show foundlanders have been hearing For the next 5 years the oll | oud the oil. Hf there ever Other ships to be used are the £00 pm-—Dr K'ldere about oil trikes an the west fields were shendened in 100M. sociale they are naw tee (Peter Gler. the Asctic Endoover 9.00 p.m.—Jack Bendy s coast for more than 100 years. John Fox, a United States citi son. and in either case oll seep-'and the Caldrll I ‘ 930 pm—Danny Keye John C. Doyle, president of zen. came into the news with’ gp eg atin The Caidsill 1 carried ont 19.30 p.m.—front Page Chellenge Canadian Javelin, announced in the announcement that he had = ‘fe provincial geologist. shakedown operations off the | 11.00 p.m.—Newsmagazine Chane Weteetiay that 0 am “sires of” on, Mewiquntient's| oo ins Woche on wie wichin caadl of tachuevilie 1200 o.m.—CR TV News of oi] men, working on holdings west coast. ‘ : ; veute to Kew-| 1219 ae—tocal Weather and Sperm laf the Javelin oybsidiary. Jubl-| iis initial shaft west dows to ral weal fer ter presites: ane sow ie on route to Rew . Scores . lee - Nalso. d discovered 2.000 feet and the oil still pate a e California t <.'3 p.m.—Sign Of “large quantities of high grade seéped. His next shaft went Premier ——— = CKCW-TV lerude oil." He said production down to 3,000 and the oil - oe city, OO Oe alse be wed. i ; equipment was to move in im- seemed fo seep a bit fastr. H vith the assertion that “happy Servicing and supply needs will | 9 57 a.m.—stenon Sign. On mediately and production might shipped in a giant drill rig ca- is the province of Canada that be carried out from St John's, . ; start within 10 days. pabl of sinking @ 6,000-foot | oy nearest port to the operations. - sa @m.—Canadian Schools No announcement_ hasbeen shaft. when a new mepeueper : 0.30 a.m.—Nova Scotia Schools made on what ty of drilling business he had invested in 1) 30 p.m —Across Canada and -recaver Se is to be Boston got into a bit of financial RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT AS THE BLIZZARD RAGES All AVALABLE 12.00 p.m.—triendly Giant used by the Javelin interests. trouble. and Mr. Fox and the | KINDLING IS TOSSED INTO THE FIRE - -- 1215 pm —Chez Helene , but it has lone been recocnized Newfoundtand oil wells folded. ae A ae < 1230 pm —Butternut Sauare that conventional methods are CRUDE RUINS CARS | 12 50 p.m —CBC News far from successful in the New- Since 1954 no one has really x 100 p.m —Tuesday Pleybill foundiand oi) business. tried to do anything with the ei im Land of the Tropies ing “Parson's Pond oil except a few 7 ma fot 2.30:pm_—A! Home With Helen eae - ee — experimental loc a] motorists /*7 gp = Crocker leoastline near here for vrob-bly who ruined their car engines i 3.00 p.m.—Moment of truth millions of years and man has While trying to lubricate them = 55 iz OR om-~ tele Voie known about it for the last 159 With the raw crude ; om 400 pm—As The World Turns cae One man is known to have : 4-30 o-m.—Razzle- Dazzle =f ROOTS. ne ed ion bre the stinking” ir 5.00 p.m.—Cartoon Capers [SEE PAGE NOTICED mess’ in his kitchen range—to | > 5.30 p.m.—Music Hop ¥ | OW seepage was first re no avail (2 €.00 o.m —Supper Club corded in 1818. but it was “ Geologists have explained a. 615 p.m —lione! Television News years later in 1868 before any- why oil seens and doesn't gush we €@ 25 p.m_—Weather “ one tried to canitalize on it In-in Newfoundland. 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