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A. Laneur, chiet of percent of those stuitied, the mie at the Appalachian | heart had to work-harder than

10 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thur. March 10, 1966. |the Yukon, presented by A. D. Regional Hospital in Beckley, | it was capable of working, lead.

|Oliver, resident mining, inspec: Deadly Disease | locations shown by ‘surface |of any topographic, features to fF with sorthern ars i vey A. Wells,| ing to heart failure and death, studies actually contain ore. Al- ba the staker to locate him- Whitehorse, notes that from. last May Face Miners W:Va., and Dr. Hawey jing to heart tenure and de

dies ac am ef |Apri 1 until Jan, 31 more than \chief of the Beckley research) Gors BACK IN HISTORY _ one it’s ois crane clawed Wrote eevitanty leads to over- |9,000 | claims were recorded in| CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP)—A (unit oo ae : case There has been @ Lutheran | won't be properly explored for | lapping of i on the one |the Yukon. |previously unrecognized and | tional acateny of pa | mission in the Virgin Islands for | five or more years. hand and fractions between | That was more than all the |deadly vascular disease may Clevels! : di <(e years. “Many areas are swampy and | Claim groups on the other. claims recorded in. the three | be present in the lungs of a “Ciinies) tutes . Pe eo _| inaccessible, during the summer| ‘This situation~is further ag- |Previous years. ‘large number of the 450,000 |early bap vessels, causing, Helps You Overcome | months, necessitating winter| gravated ause many of the| ‘The paper indicates, however,|men — employed and unem-|monary + Ones | ree | programs,” - the says. | stakers are new tothe game, |detailed exploration there too |ployed—who mine soft coal in|high blood | prrasite 7 fit FALSE TEETH “This creates other problems | this being theit first. attempt at|will be a long job, It notes |the United States, it was re- lung,’ the report said. the |’ such staking claims.” that, despite ‘edvaanes in tech- | parted here. | heee fereeer the burden om | - Looseness and Worry Nevertheless, the con- | 20 aerial and surface| ‘The information was revealed | a cludes, ‘results-s0 far’ indicate |¢xploration, ‘ no single eet | @ study of 500 living and 300 | A study of 150 unselected soft | | No Jonge! be Unicel opbiy false drilling purposes.” ‘increased ore possibilities. ‘“This has been successful in indicat-|dead soft coal miners by Dr.|coal’ miners dying from all’ teeth. PASTEETH, an improved alka- Even the. topography of the|area could become one of the|ing commercial mineralization causes showed 40 per cent had a line (none eigide them firmer so. ce ‘acon meesenis pedlems, the pe largest mineral-preducisg areas| The use of Matt bush planet /wakiag and development work [Refniie niartement ©. | Eat mast Sum ty ine pase per says. notes e t | in: a.” ; en, had. been possible t hout’ . er.

FEDERATION NEWSLETTER | Certified Potato Seed -Can Cleanup. Industry

By J. LINCOLN DEWAR jthe situation can be improved. |and February were practically EDUCATION WEEK ‘Possibly an extended program jideal from a weather standpoint, This week March 6 to 18 is set of safety education, pressure for We are now nicely started into aside in Canada as Education |safer machines with safety fea- |the month of March which often Week with the theme of ‘‘Chang- |tures and increased emphases jis a cross between winter and *ing Education spring, so far it has been doing Times”. running lrather nicely and the moisture

for Changing |on much safer practices about

through the |the farm and home. ted that in 33| FASTEETH at any drug counter.

program .of newspaper, radi® sTILL GOOD i | We can now

and television materials

look back and say

In this province the commit- that the four winter months No

tee responsible for Education Week is under the chairmanship of, Mrs. David Mutch.

Daily on both radio and tele- vision speakers will be heard and the press as usual will | make its fine contribution. As an.) extra feature Country Calendar will at its usual time on Sunday, March 13 feature a special pro- | gram on the Nova Scotia Agri- | cultural College. Country Calen- | dar is always a program catry- | ing both interest and education- al value and we would recom- mend it for next Sunday aftér-

noon. POTATO DEADLOCK ___|

On Wednesday, March 2, ‘the | Federation of Agriculture pre- sented its annual brief to the Premier and Members of the Executive Council. :

The hearing lasted over two hours and a large portion of that time was spent in a discus- sion of matters related to the

vember, December, January

which came over the weekend was certainly welcome to, those |

people who had been keeping @ nervous eye on their wells. |

Geologists’ Papers Stress Intense Interest In North

By KEN SMITH

Canadian Press Business Editor

TORONTO (CP) — Technical papers presented by govern- ment geologists to the Pros- pectors and Developers Asso- ciation convention this week point up the intense interest in

.the mineral potential of Can-

ada’s far north.

They also help show that, de- spite the almost universal belief in the existence. of buried

| wealth, getting it out economi-

cally may be another problem-

One paper on the- Northwest Territories’ Mackenzie Mining District, presented by 8. Homo-

affairs, deals ‘with the wild stak- ing rush that developed in the Pine Point area following some encouraging drilling results there last fall.

It notes that since Oct. 1 more than 20,000 claims- have been re- corded in the area, with about | 80 mining companies, now hold- ing ground. However, because of the re- moteness ‘and number of the claims, it will take at least two | years to complete even pre- | Mminary | studies -of all the claims, thé paper says. | DRILLING NEEDED .

After that, exploratory dia-

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enforecement of the require-| lus, a chief mining. inspector | mond drilling would be needed | oo fet =" seed or but-| with the department of northern ' to determine whether promising | planted. \

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First of all -the Federation has @ responsibility to support what | the farmers of-the province be- | \Meve to be in their interests, in eddition, it also has the respon- , of providing constructive | Pp. j We sympathize with the Hon. Mr. MacRae who has the @ponsibility of making the hard decision in this connection.

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We will be taking

Fertilizer and also do set cu have one regular planter, one Your seed should be 5 to 10 oz. im size for good

work,

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orders for Lime and and planting. We ber unit planter.

‘is flat

, unsurveyed and devoid

‘Another paper dealing with| meant that early exploration, |the winter without restriction:

The paper indica

Federation, we must confess, is be not in a very good position to | LEVI YOUNG make a definite stand on the ‘Cherry Valley

matter as public meetings are | certainly

uguay are three places which} have gone back agriculturally | ‘the last 20 years: This of si- | tuation might be-'expected in | areas indifferently endowed with | farming resources. Here where. | we pride ourselves on living in

@ garden province it 4s very dif-

ficult to accept this situation | and certainly very damaging to

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ihe saler of the potato in- a fre ne eed sae | oA DARED , po eee ee ae AL, aa a - Sis-4¢ee==| Monday, March 14,1966 | — If you could go for a new brand of performance - very_ good comparison but we | 8:00 P.M.. oe ® a eo. e ; 5 Sea eke Speakers and Discussion with this kind of beauty. @ 6 et ts he pine ieseaee we | Taxes, Potatoes and Dairy Policy — ae : Z see - ; dean wp or ewe. Ya deey| Queens County Federation | | r poe else. the. producer has ___.___of Agriculture. ae | Feplaces them wt : Knud Jorgenson, President 7 SS nee oe oe Se detec arelee | ie oite aero | WEEKEND SPECIALS - oe ie ae eee ee | From | should ate with and sup- : Er'ina'e Ate'teeee | Cudmore's & PJ's Ltd. DAmtY FRICE SUPPORT - | DUNCAN ‘HINES—Al -Flavors 3 sec cevteter = TGAKE MIX === 39c} een ad eee New mm. ‘DEL | Perfection qt. tub fr wrsten prio tm pees H Crisco Oil .. 63ciice Cream . 59c eettet neon samen me “foot bemose vey om wool Ketchup -. 49ciPizza ..... 49¢ ue wat Monday, March | S)’BERRY - CHOCOLATE - LEMON . VANILLA | ; brine wei ates oo ber 2 pkgs. 59e nee . a oe aoe Seka Podioaslgant Coens matters raised with pactculer & Scott 4 TOs Robin Hood 25 Ib. Dag ; Ss on ma’ Ba ie 9. :, Ear 2, See o| Tollet Tissue 45c[Flour .... 199 || ...then you don’t have far to go! are Shini?s Taste Ee _ , cote : WHI § Orange jar|First grade 9 ; c g went we oy ocr | Marmalade S3c [Butter |... 1.5 * Is asnear as your Pontiac dealer’s! in common with Agena and Ur | BLADE OR SHOULDER 2 es

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~ to this situation and- the- taking :| of steps without delay to re- | verse the trend. FARM ACCIDENTS | . Wednesday the province saw | tts first conference on safety and | accidents. Involved was the Fe | deration of Agriculture on be | half ofan industry. which—does-| mot have a very good record in this connection.

As. farming becomes-far_more highly mechanized it becomes

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