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plans for the floating sttructure for subsidies under the ‘federal and pointed out it could qualify [fish construction regulatioas

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Mersey Seafoods Ltd. has a fish too much,"’ a spokesman said. P with a diffe- “It was Just a matter of _simple rence: It’s built on water. * ‘economics.’

The’ 000 floating plant, the gem of a group of young

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Three trawlers—built for - the firm at a cost of $200,000 each

businessmen, is to begin opera- —will serve plant, con- \tion..sooh and provide employ- structed by Steet and Engine | "By RONALD THOM Os a Four astronauts vhave meiit for about 75 persons. Products Ltd. of Liverpool. 12: 30 sharp

HOUSTON, . Tex. (AP)—Har ee pate lean orbiting | One of the few plants of its| COULDN’T FIND LAND work—not the atmosphete he. ‘spaceship for a combined time ikind in North America, it will| Various ‘attempts were made | @ 38 Registered Cows of. Domino, Duotone and Miriam’s breathed, as a: Russian cosm@jof six hours 52 minutes and all<have an annual production of to re - establish a processing | Pride and other top blood lines. naut claimed—caused Richard |reported that it was a fatiguing | 10,000,000 pounds of fish. iplant by various business con- | @ 33 grade cows bred to champion herd sires F. Gordon Jr. to sweat so much experience. The onty Russian to | Built after fire razed this jcerns at Liverpool, but foun- } - -@ 28 feeder steers and heifers.

town’s only . other. says the doctor for the |Leonoy. .He spent 10 minutes ifish Plant .in 1958 and disrupted

he cut his Gemini 11 space walk ‘ever ‘walk in space was Alexei \south shore short,

dered primarily because of al

@ 23 calves from registered cows oe ' (i \lack of. suitable terrain. j a :

@ ‘15. calves from grade..cows..

: ; aa U.S. astronauts. outside Voskhod 2. ithe local economy, it has three | Along the south shore—of the | . aos This Design features a pan- Dr. Charles. A. Berry de- | .Yegorov, whose spaceflight in /levels- containing facilities for, fone half the front is resi | @ 3 registered bulls.

i e@fled picture window im the scribed as ‘‘peculiar’’ the way |October, 1964, ended after only |processing. freezing and storing dential and the other half is | NOVA NATIONAL ROMEO 23R; son of the Royal Winter Fair ~} living-room, and a large Dr. Boris Yegorov, who flew in one day in orbit because he and |fish. owned by Steel and Engine grand champion, WHITTERN NATIONAL VELVET, and

“breakfast nook in the kitchen space two years ago, said Rus-. one of the two other men aboard | Facilities also are provided. Products Ltd himself the grand champion for a number of years at the she ; : : sian spacemen do not have a igot sick, also claimed. that |for the conversion of offal~| On:the north side, a federal | p.E.I, Provincial Livestock Exhibition and reserve grand The bedroom windows are sweat problem because they breathing more than the normal /heads, tails and other waste— public wharf occupies the only | champion at the Atlantic Winter Fair in 1964. : high “for added privacy. Util- breathe a different atmosphere |amount of oxygen could cause into fish ‘meal, a byproduct suitable. site with the remaining | LAZY B. REAL ASTER 24U, son of PPHR Boc Real 188. {ty room with separate door in orbit than do Americans. heart and blood complications, | jused, among other things, in the land mainly tidal swamp or NOREEN NATIONAL LAD, son of Nova National Romeo. a from. the--rear vestibule could |All U.S. spaceships have beén | Berry said. it’ is. true that 'manufacture of cosmetics. jdeep mud.-

= — “ — equipped with a —pure-oxygen—after—some U.S. - flights: doctors--TT7ED-TO- WHARF |General Manager George. Terms Cash - ~ serve as an extra bedroom, atmosphere, mainly because it |detected decreases in the astro-| The plant, actually ‘a steel Curphey of Steel and Engine. : study or den. There is provis- ; requires a- less complex control jnauts” blood cell mass’ and it ‘barge 160 feet long-and 40 feet | Products Ltd., drew up. the Catalogue of Registered Cattle will be available. jonifor an extra washroom in system. Russian vehicles have appeared to‘'‘us perhaps some lwide, -is permanénily tied’ up at| 0-0-0040 006-04 2 : eae kite the — basement. Mustration ‘ {flown with a mixture of nitrogen |of this is ‘related to an oxygen |the government wharf.-.a site se- ; . FAMOUS FOR i Lunch counter on grounds : = shows brick with stone facing, and oxygen, much like atr on jenvironment.” . flected when no suitable land BRANDED INSPECTED Owner Auctioneer bot full details. for building in pate ot earth. | However, he added, flights of ‘could ‘be found. , ‘AN KERRY frame are supplied. Including 1120 Sq. Fe, Berry denied that tes oper be : two = showed ee a officials oe me only $ THE ISLAND DEVELOPMENT Co. LTD.: IVA} : se a cent oxygen atmosphere caused the loss was not serious enough |possible site on lan rdering | i : a eae uct ea American paceman coven to |to cause concern on any oer the ee was ruled out be- | coop on If weather questionable listen to CFCY Radio rspire more than usual. can mission now. planned, in- ‘cause of. deep mu € ‘i , ”

ee: : Gadss hurried back to the jcluding a round — to’ the | “We didn’t know how much it | ig ‘aN zs Back? A chance te buy the best at reer NR price ae se a qe ; ; jspacecraft Sept. 13 after spend- |moon. ‘would cost to get pilings in there 7 ome Good Time To Plant HOW TO OBTAIN ing 44 minutes of a planned 115- | aussi a

minute “stay outside Gemini 11. siren o : ; | Officials said he_worked so hard jtying the spacecraft an |Agena rocket for a later experi- lment that his suit’s evaporative jgear did not. expel body §. imoisture, fast. enough. - Sweat. ‘streamed down his face” and. jinto his eyes. j |\PERSPIRES FREELY

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Evening Patriot for $1, free. This new edition in- | Berry described Gordon as a ‘eludes color selection, ete... man who “does perspire er plus over 100 popular new - freely.” designs to choose from. Also | Yegorov told a space develop: | ‘ncluded-are full designs. in {ment meeting “in Geneva, Switz- how to order — jerland, this week that a perspir-

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