Nearly 1,000 pounds of fatal- ly poison insecticide fell into I creek which empties into the Coosa River nearby. a major

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BY RALPH CAMERON Guardian-Patriot Staff Writer

Freqllcnt exchanges. sharp and others humorous. lin- ally szllv tllc Speaker pound his C.avel for order as Frank Jar- dine, (Li 4th Prince. made some pointed suepestions during his speech in the draft address do- bate in the Legislature yester- day morning.

Making his maiden effort in the House a short one. Mr. Jar. dine criticized the minister of education for saying he would include agriculture in vocation~ a1 training courses at a later date. Tile speaker contended the most important aspect of Island

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DEADLY POISON SCATTERED

water supply to northeast Alabama cities. The truck carrying 25 tons of the granular

insoluble poison crashed into a bridge abutment. Health of- ficials said the insecticide

would not affect nearby Gads- den, Ala. water, 40 miles away.

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WELLINGTON Funeral services for Henry Barlow. s native of Wellington Station.

P.E.I.. werehheld recently in Bethany. Oklahoma. l Mir. Barlow, born May 3.:

1838. son of the tails Mr. anl Mrs. Archibald Barlow of Well-i tum Station. dind in an| Oklahoma City convalescent bo-

me.

Mr. Barlow was s mﬁredl Ivrass foreman for the Dakota: Fanmer at Aberdeen. South‘, Dakota. For the past 12 years. he lived in Oklahoma Clty.‘; where he was a member of the 1 First Methodist Church.

He is survived by three sons, Herbert, South Reno; Henry. San Diego; Geonge, Mass, and three dath Mrs. P. D. Snead, Oklahoma City; Mrs. J. C West. Binding:- lham. Ala: and Mrs A. C. Blackman. Montgomery. Ala. He is also survived by two sisters and three brothers. Mrs. John Coulson, ' .E.I.; Mos. Roy Ch Bristol. Conn: Spurgeon. Am- herst, Mass; Clayton. Welling- t-on' P.E.I., and Aylward, Sum- merside. .

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the project. had been made by the same man who had done the survey of the Canso Causeway. “He is the best authority w e know”.

Mr. Jardinc. turning his atten- tion to the tourist industry and its impact on the economy. said his district had many a r e a s which could be attractive to .tourists but needed developing. He attacked suggestions for eas- ing liquor laws for the benefit of tourists. and said parents did not want teenagers exposed to the temptation of liquor by seeing it available in a restaurant.

The speaker tangled with Pre- mier Shaw again when he men- tioned the recently ended hospi-

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An almost perfect 98.8 per-l cent of Grade A milk is the, unusual record attained by Chester Callaghan, Falconwood Farm Dairy. it was revealed yesterday by H. J. MacDonald, provincial dairy superintendent to the annual . Dairy- men's Association the winners of various prizes competed for

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from the Fort Augustus ma. Crystal Dairy. Summerside: 3. was not eligible to compete for the prizes as he is managing a

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H d h l to department of agriculture. A be liegfdlsferor: hhlhegliiieingisthe sgﬁvmﬁéssﬁﬁﬁﬁhm denied normal high score runs around . Sim 33 to 46 for regular; and (all Chamber when he asked why the this was true but Mr yJardim’ 85 percent Grade A milk . Mr. . 3 Button and 2 button models. builds. Also smut models. ' a

Ma.ch id said. , The following are the print winners announced by Mr. Mac-l Donald in his annual report: ‘ To the Cre Manager making the highest percentage first made butter: 1. Mort Lari, kin, ew asgow Creamery. New Glasgow; 2‘. John S. Wright, Amalgamated Dairies, Summer- slde; 3. Douglas Adams, Amal- gamated Dairies, O’Leary. To the buttonnalcer making. highest percentage 93 scor butter: Bern‘am Lane. Wiltshiire Creamery. North Wilt- h‘re.

washed-out bridge over th e Trans- Canada Highway at Ross Corner had not been r e p 1 seed. “How long do we have to wait?"

said when the Liberal govern- ment in power at the time was putting the bill through. the then he asked leader of the opposition said the

Highways Minister Mathesoni 53:32:}10111‘1 be ﬁnanced by 3, replied, "that will be revealed! The Pgemler denied this a nd

Mr. J ardine then stated it had $133825? allﬁensygﬁklfgd tigesea: b?” suggested by the Summer made. He was answered by Lib- s’lje Board Of Trade mid the oral Leader Matheson, who told Fish and Game Association that

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h . . ., l of a bridge to create a fis hlnzi m§r?h§;:d'ine supplemented the

reply by saying he had read the papers at the time and the state-

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pond. . Swiftly replylne. the minister said the plan was not feasible as To the cheese plant makingi the highest percentage fir s t: W . .

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To the cheese plant making highest percentage 93 score? cheese and over: Amalgamated Dairies. Summerside. ‘

still thought it could be done. PREMIER QUERIES ,

Premier Walter Shaw Immed- lately asked if the Fourth Prince, . __ representative thought he knew} “3311:3312? 1:52;“? wgihmegegaf: more about, the subject than thei “CF

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Min. Max}, 43 56 .

Mathesoll stated the survey of. Victoria ____ 46 55 i of weight. Long wearing and styled in the. popular shorter length ..___...__..—I Edmonton 30 52 ‘ anad' 9. 'Calgary 42 57 .‘ Queens County mm" 0 “mm” Regina 21 60 . . . IWinnipeg ........ .. 19 44 Conservative Assocnotlon i'roronm 41 41 R R L . ‘Ottawa .. 32 37 E Montreal 29 45 N d ‘ o S S . Quebec 27 40 MEETI GS on BR ADCA T Fredericton ..... .. 28 36 o S Saint John 29 33 T P T ' ° ‘ ' Moncton 25 33 ’ Halifax 29 41 ' C" ‘ “ ‘ 20 32 lSvdne 14 31 is PATIENT ~ 3’ ---- V .; - a . . ‘ Yarmouth . 30 44 hallo Phillips. Gtecniull, is; . a patient. ;n the O‘Lear‘y Com-VSL JOhns ‘ ' ' ' ' ' " m 31

munily Hospllal- ‘ hHALlFAX (CP) _ The wea- . . t or office says much colder and RLlLRNS HOME . 1

Mrs, Chester Gamble has ra-iqu" ha" “meted to ﬂ°°dl turned to her home ill the BrueiInto t e Maritime“ taday‘ Skies: alter hung a patient .m hos, are expected to be generally mm at 0.1408”, cloudy and a few snowflunries :wrll occur over most regions.

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Regional forecasts: MATRUN ILL Halifax and vicinity. South The matron or the Community Shore. Annapolis Valley. North- 1 Hospita;_ U'Lum'y‘ Mrs, B, 'r, em Nova Scotis. St. John River lilacncoo. is a pailenl. Valley:l Cloudy with a few sunny , ‘ _ ‘ H gintervas and a few widely scat- VISHIMJHLLAIIVES {tered snowflurrico; colder: Mrs. {\UIlIlC'Ul Adams. Green-northwest winds 25 with gusts wood, NS. 15 VlSlLlllg trmndsEto 415. Low-high at Halifax 80 and relatlvcs in O‘Leary. land 40. anmout‘h 32 and 40. .. .. , jKentville and New Glasgow 28 SPENI WLLKEND ‘and 38. F ericton and Saint DATE TIME

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