November 8, 2007
PetroWorth Provides Update New Harmony #1 Results
CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - Nov. 8, 2007) - PetroWorth Resources Inc. (CNQ TWR)(FRANKFURT:T3F) provides the following update on the results at the New Harmony #1 well, which was drilled by Corridor Resources Inc. ("Corridor") as part of a farm-in on lands held by PetroWorth in Prince Edward Island.
A full evaluation of the well logs and cores was conducted by Telluric Petrophysical Consulting Ltd., a Calgary-based firm specializing in oil and gas petrophysics.
The evaluation indicates that New Harmony #1 encountered a total of 60 metres of potential net gas pay in the Bradelle formation.
As previously announced, the well has been cased in preparation for fraccing and production testing operations scheduled to take place following the fraccing of Corridor's Green Gables #3 well.
PetroWorth Resources Inc. is a junior oil and gas exploration company with extensive onshore properties in Eastern Canada. The Company has acquired 100% working interests in almost one million acres in nine separate exploration permits on Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. The strategy of the company is to conduct aggressive exploration programs on these permits, both internally generated and through advantageous farm-in arrangements.
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