Daily Times-Gazette (Oshawa Edition), 9 Aug 1956, p. 21

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i smerm-- - ha aa lA TP ------ CANNED TROUBLE Drillers Think Oil Near Sr Lr PRESIDENTIAL HOME officials ina ated a 'beer The late United States presi-can' patrol local residents 3 dent, Franklin D. R ,|corplained that Ameri serv- nn 1 owned a summer home on Camp-|icemen platipuod in the area were obello Island, part of New Bruns. Jtieriag she roadsides with empty By R. J. ANDERSON comes in--whether of oil or/John to connect with the West. "ick: Canadian Press Staff Writef a 5 will indicate the presence|coast Franamsseson Company line. GRANDE PRAIRIE, Alta, (CP)|there of a field as large as any This line in 1957 is to deliver gas -Far up in northeastern Dritich in, Alberta, tion 1s. bel do the lower 1 mainiaud of B ki aud Columbia a group of oil-wel - e operation is g con- e northwe q ers hope they are within 2,600 fee ducted by Richfield Oil Corpora. Work on the Westcoast pipeline WE'RE MOVIN' AND GROOVIN' TO THE HOUND SOUND TWO TOP HITS ee : n ol 'ornia. eace Vi = os of uncovering the province's i C! er Eight compa ake BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND ® VIRGINIA MAYO © GARY MERRILL major field. etroleums Ltd. of Vancouver, he hopes of the drillers are in|which has rights to 166,000 acres|drilling in the B.C. Peace River © DENNIS MORGAN ® JAN STERLING - * |a well in the Monkman Pass area|in the area, -has a 25-per-cent in- block. Some shailow wells--5,000 I » PEARL OF THE / t 100 mil thwest terest in whatever is found. An-|to 8,000 feet--produced nothing, . | Grande Prairie. More. than $v|other te is OC but oil has been found at 12,500 4 [1 ] SOUTH PACIFIC HUMAN J N JUNGLE ' 500,000 has been spent in Jetting Francais gos Petraes Supported feet 1 by Sid Ns though not 8,000 t t li anci e French govern- portant qui A Sows. foot ad 4 Dee y . | Oil men claim the discovery DANCE _ WATCH FOR OUR NEW i {be another three or four oh: ment, | before the drill bites into the 10, The dream of George A. Rich- may indicate a series of oil and " |500-foot level to tap the reservoir|ardson, Peace River president,|gas pools on the eastern slope of RO . - GIANT SCREEN p AO neti to he wesi|the Rocky Mountains ail the way ALL NEGRO - ALL STAR = MUSICIANS - SINGERS i o oll or gas promoters think lies I an ee oo Mkt te the Yokon. perder, FROM BUFFALO'S HARLEM NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION % ¢ rt om ! ey Tp z lly Bn yp. In the mountainous terrain of Pass gartied 0 miles primes Serious grilling i ihis area ot b 8 ] a ae the at 8 Hh Honig 3 fo the discovery in 'Alberta in "1947, In ; ' " A | ENTERTAINMENT WONDE RL PRINCESS GRACE, RANIER STEP OUT seekers of oil and gas must go|Orient, 1951, major gas formations were ; FEATURING deep to hit petoleum formations.| Mr. Richardson entered the {found and now four gas fields THE L p ; ; And the cost is high--close to|Peace River area in 1920 and have been developed. Princess Grace Patricia, the 520 rting Club o Molle, Carlo, $3,000 a day for the gS drill-| farmed and prospected for years| The Fort St. John field will fur- / x EXOTIC former Grace Kelly, and her hus- | Je Sceasion was 2 i TOSS |ing with hundreds of thousands{mot many miles from where his/nish the greater part of the gasil § ) © aAE'S TAN - TORRID - TERRIFIC band, Prince Rainier of Monaco, anque ra os prince of dollars spent in preliminary well now is being sunk. that in little more than a year will ' 1 plan to visit the U.S. in mid- | on ioration work. MARKET FOR GAS flow south to feed industry and : STARTING have a night out at the exclusive | September. ; / , SEEK LARGE FIELD Discovery of oil is the big hope heat homes in the Pacific north- / / "ROCKIN" ECKSTINE FRIDAY i f th 1's backers for the long-| west. 7 A Eup ol Ul ee t But British Columbia needs oil. CHARLIE H wiped out the links which held the ti in sinkin lliterm pull. A more immediate Laborite Says jCommunist nations together. tg an Lae, just at of te return would come if gas is struck|That's why the big gamble in the! [§ J ROCK 'N' ROLL DYNAMITE ) The West, he said in a discus-|ayorts houndary, think the cost/for this could be carried by pipe-Monkman Pass is being watched 4 / EchontniFadiog Thrillers sion of containment or co-exist-|; Ser justified. They claim that if thelline 100 miles north to Fort St.|closely. oth Reds, West ence between the West and Rus.|'® ia, hai definite int: t 1 Di . t policy is batfed by problems / she SHEPHERD ed s own camp from Iceland to § rs " ------ ND HIS MEN OF MUSIC sunt the Middle East, THEATRE GUIDE 4 : . a A Sensational Rock 'N' Roll Band ORILLIA (CP) -- A British La. Je called the dilemma bh which [ . bor member of Parliament says both sides find themselves a pjitmore -- "Toughest Man Alive" | ih " . the Communist bloc is suffering) "crisis of confidence." 12:37, 4:25, 7.03 and 10:14 p.m : , ty PLUS THE RED BARN JAMBOREE BOYS from disunity, but the Western| Nuclear warfare, the member| "pagnificent Roughnecks" 3:03 F camp is in an equal state of dis- for Britain's East Coventry riding 5:41 and 8:22 p.m. Game Oo 2 Pi 4 : iil array. said, is the cause of the West's 'wg nowood" 9:30 pm. only : % R. H. 8. Crossman told an|lack of a definite policy. The tra-| yi". miete 'show starts a bi yg FRI AUG 10 audience of Britons, Americans ditional method of big power di- 8:22 p.m | 5 (s 4 ¥ uy ™ ahd Canadians st jhe. Couchiching plomacy, was to Uirenion wat, . oldie 4 7 9PM 12:30 onference on Public airs Wed- but nuclear weapons had made prock (Whitby) -- 'The Swan" | . a / WM, = ; t : i ; ADMISSION 1.00 OSHAWA'S nesday that the Kremlin's de-|this impractible, leaving the Wes Starring Grace Kelly, Alec Guin-| struction of the Stalin myth has'at a loss for a policy. ness and Louis Jourdan, Evening | HOME OF THE STARS shows at 7 and 9 p.m. Saturday Matinee 1:30. Also cartoon and | TELEVISION LOG |e WBEN--BUFFALO--Channel 4 R--BUFFALO -- Channel 2| Marks -- 4 a > 4:06, 7 10, 10:20. *"The Iron Mis. CHCH--HAMILTON--Channel 11 COL TORONTO. Channel 9 3. 5.30, 8:45. Last Mis ; : i A R TI N C 9 lete show at 8:45 p.m. g f THURSDAY EVENING Stories of the 5.30 P.M p | 4 5.00 P.M. Contry 11, 9---Roy Rogers i "Human | ; sill 5 TOMORROW 11, 9--Howdy Dood, S--Beulah Oshawa | Drive-In -- ui $--Comedy "Time y 4 hirty Theatre | 4--Gene Autry ' Jungle" 9:00 and 12:10. "Pear of 4--Cartoons . 6.00 P.M. the South Pacific Last com: 2 ' 3~Mickay Mouse Club FRIDAY 11-The Mask plete show 10:30 p.m. a - | X0TIC 5 5:30 P.M, 8.00 AM. 9--Ny ttle Margie - 31, 9-Fun Time 4--Captain Kangaroo S--Annie Oakley Plaza -- "Eddy Duchin Story" pgs |e Bom [RE Imes 2d PUN SOUVENIRS GIVEN TO BOOST MORALE EXCITING... 6:00 P.M, : S--Home Cooking as P.M. plete show 8:50 p.m. 3-The Mask 4--Little Rascals 11--Sports; Weather Regent -- "The Searchers", Fea-| When Canadian National Rail- | In this photo, S. F. Dingle, vice- : 5--Cowboy G-Men P=Rumpes Room Movie Museums ture daily at 1:45, 4:10, 6:35, ways heard that RCAF personnel | president, presents Wing Cmdr, | : e 4~Headlmes; Sports 9.30 A.M. S--Long John Silver 20! s J. Mackie with a train whistle | 4 2--Hopalong Cassidy S--Rumpus Room 2--News 9:00. Last complete show at 8:40) in Iceland were homesick for the IA to take back to Iceland. Mackie | H " 44 THE WORLD HAS NEVER SEEN $=Mazion Robotia gg pm. | sound of trains they determined | also received an engineer's cap SHE MUST ; 3 > 1 6.30 P.M. % § oo 1--News Sports, Weather ray AM. Weilsiy Trally to do something to boost morale. | and neckerchief for the whistle 7 A PICTURE Li KE TH E 5--Wild Bill Hickock 5 2-Ding Dong School | 5--Wondrous World Semi |e | SET. (Skin Divers choose. Pr SE (IO = NP ho one word B00 Nd ANIM AL WORLD| EER, [wes | HE FE. [ocate ny x ports ow; Ne Y 4 a oe Tall RLU : ee T0 LIVE IN - wv : rom WARNER BR HNICOLOF 9---Celebrity Playhouse 8--Snooky Larson 5 3 20 NOON . 1 s-Guest | Stage ii » . ONE MAN 4--Sgt. Preston 2-Tie Tac Doug iz Show t t | Cay 5 9 : i 4--News; Serial Dri 8 Theat An ; $-Lone Ranger OWA: 30 Fx mas, 5 --Tummer Plaid cien 1 J 1? 8.00 P.M. 5--My Little Margle 8.30 P.M I In f 1, 9-Sneak Preview 2.1t Could be You I1--Ritchie Theatre | CATTOLICA, Italy (AP) -- Skin / ' pen Oo Grwnehe 100 PM. $-The Mulionaire | divers may have found the legen: . : / ---- Pod 2-The Hour Glass S--Feature Movie le of Riley dary sunken city of Conca, wait] Sor 8.30 rm i 3-Mid-day Matinee 4--Our Miss Brooks ing out the centuries beneath Gd rom Conce: «BL. Adriatic Sea. A h] A 3Draguet §: J Spans Nord Tura What appear to be its mossy 9.00 P.M. > M. > Lolly Joodum o ruins are ying halt 2 mile off hel S--People's Choice % nnessee ond ystery fishing village ol abicce, jus Leones co aA about where the Roman write These Slacks Regular to 12.95 ar ht ii To owl Pliny the Ero said 5.30 F.M. ENTERTAINMENT 11~Thuraday Feature 00 P. 30 Foal : Ever since Pliny, 4B wr RARE rd rig ayhouss ° [passed among Rahormen that the are reduced to modern jum, is out there fathoms down. - Members of the Rimini Under- LAST DAY -- "THE EDDY DUCHIN STORY" water Sports Club rowed 900 yards| offshore between Canlica 24 artoon Gabicce. After several ves they py of eid 11, 9, 8, 4--News, Sports | found an ares 8 about 500 fect long, » LAST DAY - 30 P.M. at a depth of 'several fathoms,' | H VRIDAT EVENING. | 11. Wrestling - fn which were scattered pieces of| JOHN WAYNE in 5 i 3--Famous Film ruins, Aldo Piva said he saw parts "THE SEARCHERS" o ---- 2 SMASH FIRST RUK HITS! - 4 Cartoons 12.00 MIDNIGHT arch nearly buried in sand, and a ' . 3-Mickey Mouse Olub | 3--Tonight column 25 inches in diameter sur-| Log mounted by a stone eagle, symbol | WINDBREAKERS, Reg. to 14.95 9.88 of ancient Rome. | I E'S MOST RAD SUBURBANS, Reg. to 19.95 16.88 T IO LOG ts » Reg RRIFYING BLOOD.RITES OF THE JSGUAR-PRIGSIS... DANGEROUS 1 allies CBU New Concert i CBCToust and Jambores| CBL-LIM and Lyrical | Echoes With U S "YOUR SATISFACTION OUR GUARANTEE" ny. STED Nowl: Vall Coon 0 Ab cat reper 27 KING EAST RA 5-1232 $a WGR-Mus. clock: News Story AN 2. OTTAWA (CP) -- Finance Min- ¢ WBEN-News; Weather; Y-News: Ballroom ister "Harris introduced in the fess CJBC-News: Sport 10.15 A.M, nisn CBL Devotions ,, |CBLIwo for a Quarter [Som uray anada and the United States. 8.30 A.M. Y CFRB-Novelty Time WGR-When a Gril The treaty, amending the 1943 CBL-March h, Past 10.30 A.M, Marries Canada-U.S. convention for avoid. exgvl AN CBL-Edna May 45 A. ; ance of double taxation, was ( | | y ger CFRB-Waltz- Festival . Paul 2 i d her rlier Wednesd b: CFRB-Neighborhood Cor. WGR-John Lascelles .] Signec. here ear'le esday by 10.45 AM. mi Mr. Harris and Livingston Mer- 1 gums D: S Ponight of a wall about 150 feet long, an| :, Amazon savages who slash, stalk and strike: i or. ale FRIDAY MORNING » 7 ¥ ' M. CJBC-Bob and Ray CELEB It With Musie T t D | nit CELE Nown Kotfes 9.45 AM. oR Back to the Bible axa 10n ed insl Musial Clock WEN Arihur Godfrey | CBL-Music * |Commons Wednesday a bill to ner . ted WGR-News; Breakfast |CFRB-Date in Holly- Strike up the Band chant, U.S. ambassador. The new ; Ar Club ous AL wood oh WBEN-Howard Miller |treaty becomes effective at the NEW ars WRANG 4--Star Pl 8 Ford Theatre® ¢ Thrills Film old eity, also known as Crustum- "mow + SATURDAY EVENING POST STORY ov coins vison + Sirius + PRANK DVI 4--Golden Theatre EN CJBC-Audio CFRB-News; Song MM. CFRB-News; . Wh AM. ewsi © Am 1| CFRB-Orchestra rptify a new tax treaty between WGR-Whispering |start of 1957. 1.00 AM. GEIS Devotions; CBL-Ous_ Mav's Family . "Streets A major clause reduces to 51 | I | FRIDAY AFTERNOON from 9 per seit, the percentage 00 NOON "RB-S of share ownership entitling a 1 op CFRB Time 300 P.M. U.S. parent company to the re- NDS CKLB-Black and White 1.00 P.M. 00 P. CBL Serial Stor esdi CBL-BBC News CBL News; TBA CJBC-Concert Hour duced tax rate of five per cent] 4 the curlers, 3 the e of CJBC-Elwood Glover CKEY-News: Tops in Pops| WBEN-House Party on dividends from a Canadian en SREY Pick the Hits cintDel Mott Sow 4.00 P.MJ subsidiary. of anch Party | or Pp CKLB-Melodies P 3 omen En Manch PaIly her al re ERLE Melo Purpose of this change is to en- All of the natural look! WGR-News Roundup WGR-Helen Neville; CKEY News; Studio courage U.S. companies to give Canadian investors opportunities by: Paul Harvey Part; 3 i 15.15 P.M. CFRB-Melody Time WBEN Serial Stories to purchase shares in their Cana- final CKEY-Star Time f idiari 1.50 P.M. 430 P.M. dian subsidiaries. e of CBL-Serial Stories WGR-Constance Ben- Mr. Harris also introduced a n. CFRB-Farm and Home 4 n- CFRB- wi r pu WBEN Luncheon Club nett; Sir Cedric Hard. Music on Wheels |. ond bill to implement an CJBC-Of All Py WGR-Jimmy Fidler wick v CBL-Play It Safe agreement between Canada and 5 0 12.30 P.M. mew I 5.00 P.M, West Germany for avoidance of el i) Farm Brosdeast CBE Canada Matinee TREY Lalizoom Se | double ataum, R. Hughes, past ~Cana a y Wo. . y S land RBG News Nr CKEY-News for Women; CBL-Your Program president of the Investment Deal. usic for Day Music CFRB-Musie ers Association, said Wednesday 12.45 P.M. CFRB-Serial Stories WBEN-Car and Kitchen night the association feels "a CKLB-Rural Line 245 P.M. 5.30 major barrier to increased Cana- CEEY-Rownd Up WOR-Sound 'On CBL-Famous Songs dian investment opportunities has Don FRIDAY EVENING been removed. More American 0.00 P.M. CKLB-Passport to Day 0.30 P.M. parent firms will be encouraged) notes... Opinion; dreams CBL-Music From to increase Canadian participa- CBL-John Fisher Montreal tion in their subsidiaries. In the' CBr mews: Sports CKEY-Talk of the Town WBEN-So They Say long rum, it is good for them and B-Gordon MacRae 7.45 PM. CRB Ames a" Anda vain jt is good for Canadians." IWGR-News, Sports WBEN-Ed. Murrow ne WBEN-News; Weather CBL-Nations Business # a 15 P.M. CJBC-Music Talk OLD WOUND | we 4 2 \ ; STORMING SEAS AND CKEY-Golf -~ ~ EVRS-Passing Parade Tournament 2JBCSports Cavaleads | SEVENOAKS. England (CP)-- WBEN-Date Line / : L-Mayfair Melodies 5.00 P.M. CKEY-News: The skeleton of a Saxon warrior, i a % % BEN-Sports CKLB-Music Makers = 030 Sars unearthed near this Kent town, SHORE IN FEATS 4 JEFF DONNELL WGR-Heartbeats WBEN-Eddie Arnold... .|cgyr.conversation had a spear embedded in its side. NEVER SCREENED ALLIED ARTISTS Picture 6.30 4 CBL-Couchiching .Baseba bores Conference CEEY Baseball p 3 hb " 4 Colon MATINEES ONLY! ¥ t CFRB-Sports, Music [UBC News; sre < A WGRNews: | Roundup MATERNAL INSTINCT Omyees=rixe searian GBC police Blotter i hed SCULTHORPE, England (CP) Added Thrilling Featurs i hg aye : Show Amateur Golf CKLB-News: Souvenirs |A bantam hen belonging to a resi- Vo, i : : fOR--Musie: Bil Stem 8.30 P.M. CFRB-News: dent of this Norfolk town laid 11 ; BILL ELLIOTT in "FARGO" | "nowywooor 1S SoM KLE Bound nd CKEY Mickey Leste (Sports: Merry go round |gggs in a truck. It refused to STAR S Game of the T Stars TONIGHT X WGR-News; Roundu Town ae enmY auabout CBL-Vantavver » budge until they were hatched. PML Orehastia { ' DRUGS yh oF Ho i | A TOMORROW [| STARTS TODAY _ |wu syp ». by/GR Newsbeat CJBC-Mister Brains &ame Ivonce GBEN-Amos Andy | WBEN-News: My Son Joep WEEN Spore | ot LD FASHIONED (COSMETIC DEPT.) 7.15 PM. CKLB-World's Great WGR-Sports; Music DEAL, England (CP)--A notice, A : e--L STE and Star CBL-Winnipeg Pop Con- 1.30 P.M, © i ern | is own GR-E. 0 Morgan oT » wn Boh Glacy; News; nlf a ) OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING Las? Diag "TOUCH AND 60" nus "THE IRON MISTRESS" BILITMOPR i secs +180 'BEN-Bing Crosby CKEY-Baseball CBL-Point- piano, no darts and no television | 'GR-Mysterytime WBEN-Jobany Dollar Counterpoint in this pub." of

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