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2 20,000- Acre Farm In Alt

DAWSON CREEK, BC. (cP production is 2 “We're not ap here to show off ity. too

- we're bere to make money” The compan; set out last fall Says Glen Power. 2 husky Vk- to to clear_ 10.00) acres by spring lahoman who is directing work and has almost reached this at 2 MOOOacre farm in the target. Windrow: of brush and heart of the rich graim-crowing falien trees stretch almost six

future possibul-

Crews have worked seven

their wedding m Encarnacao

“We bought the 2! sections days a week since mid-Novem comprising the South Peace ber and only 1 days save

| stock “farm last fall Since ‘hea - Best Wishes

been lost because of cold weather. ? Five 2000-bushel eranarics

have been built at the farm

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‘Is Speculative,

headquarters and a crain ele-.

vater is planned at Taylor, B.C. seven miles north of the farm and on the Pacific Great East-

The farm has employed about 29 men throughout the winter. “I don'tknew” how many we'll

need . hefe® steady’ but ‘when were running shifts at seedtime and est we'll

probably have a crew of 30 or more.” Mr. Power was reluctant to farm. “We'll get it all cleared and worked down befpre we de- cide what the operation will be. “We've got a good line of rez-

intened_enfoon. Angee back. in

‘the US. now

“Tve got a let of ideas. but I'm keeping them to myself for the moment. If they work out that ll be fime. If they don’t, some fellow won't be saying, ‘I told you so”

“The old timiers look at what I'm doing and tel] me I'm a fool. but I think this country needs some fools.”

BUILD MORE CARS Canadian automobile produc- tion in March 1965 was the hign- est on record, 76,243 units.

plans for the.

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Pearson Says

OTTAWA (CP)—Frime Minis- ter Pearson .describes as specu- lative a statement by Premier

© Ross Thatcher of Saskatchewan

Opposition Leader Diefen- baker asked Mr. Pearson in the Commons about Mr. That- cher’s remark, saying the-

friend (Mr Diefenbaker’.” The Liberal. members laughed at

“Once this government starts doing, that, it is going to do a far better job than it has done.” Mr Diefenbaker said.

employees in ome party were found dead in Yokoo valley in

the northers sips. They hed been revorted missing after an“ avalanche Friday. Six . other persens including two women, fell to their deaths in accidents

; im the centeal and southern sec

tors of the alps:

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an premier is one of : the federal Liberal leader's “I get advice on this subject : When Mr. Diefenbaker in- | We are now opening take-out sisted it was a categorical state- steres im the Maritimes, showing ment by Mr. Thatcher, Mr. Viens Set See See Pearson said: “It may be cate- mneeiraret, See Se Seen gorical to him, but it was spec- | P** 2**? ulative to me.” ees Then ao Pearson said —_ Dixie Lee Co., Ltd. a grin t as.a matter . eleman Sirect, — course, “I would not make a Ch oe decision of this kind without Belleville. Outarie. consulting my right honorable a

Financial worry slows recovery

with PERSONAL HEALTH INSURANCE to

replace income and pay medical expenses.

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jana graim production ; OTTAWA (CP —Prme Minis- — pe ee ter Pearson has extended his ‘at mile 26 on the Alaska High. best Wishes to the Navy lway last fall He estimates ¢ -Caeue Week May 23 estimates it a will be three years before the an letue’s unswerving pro- i tomeniees = under love of Crown and country.. and : _S0ed_citizensiup. in thousands of j:ered | WHEAT MAIN CROP .'ur yout: have been effective The company hopes to have “Touch four generations of Ca- 5,000 acres seeded to wheat :nd “dias” he said ir a special barley this spring. These will be | ™©S@2- pe | the main crops, bat livestock | “This success has been built upon the comstant support and ‘tireless effort of Canadians im all gh | FP Uroes wise 1 am contdent will con Sot foe : : } 2 = ;timae ees eh : “It is my sincere hope that “ CANADIAN BALLERINA WEDS ering our armed forces—will ‘Ee T jalso elicit for the Navy League Canadian ballerina Margaret Roman Catholic Church. just ballet company’s enga_-ment |Or onto Femme o pas ses MéSter, 27, .f Montreal, and steps from the Sao Carle The- in Coimbra. Wolf, a Protest- | its first 70 years so successful.” ant. said he intends to become NTO (CP —Tr.de Min- y her husband, Swedish ballet atre in which they are. per- _* (AP Sharp said i that ——___—— cancer Richard C. Wolf, are forming. The newlyweds said - phete via cable frem Lisben) must assume more re

shown ih Lisbon Saturday after they plan a pilgrimage to the — /

shrine of Fatima following the

: i e Canadians. : Announce New _. Postponement .u2. 2% “Sat Healing Substance::: ls Approved sed. Mowreal or hat (ey are ferior im amy sense. 3 Shrinks Piles; Checks Itela | erssunca sar) - United since Toren Several tans ___~_, Exclusive healing substance proven to shrink eee four-month soaking ae comanee eed hemorrhoids... and repair damaged tissue. ———~ -postponement in exchanze have a greater influence upon

‘for an. 1!5cent-an-hour pay ‘the quality of Canadian

many months. hike increase, overriding the op- ticularly “the |" Ths was accomplihed wilh position of some who-wamted to-sociery ~~

new healing substance (Bio-Dyne) | reject the steel labor peace pact. - Mr- Sharp.

has

found a unique healing substance with the ability to shrink hemor-

bonds painjessly. It reheves itch- which quickly helps heal injured The agreement, which assures for Toronto Eglinton,

inz and discomfort in minutes and | cells and stimulates growthofnew there will be no strike in the address to the Empire Club speeds up healing of the injured, tissue. Bio-Dyne is offered im oimt- American basic steel industry Camada that the vi inflamed tissues. ment and suppository form called until Sept. 1. was approved after which French-Caaada i

One hemorrhoidal! case history Preparation H. strong debate behind closed ing itself is impressive.

after another reported “very strik- In addition to actually shrink- | d0ors for more than three hours. But “too.often- I regret to say

ing mmprovement.” Pain was

promptly and gently relieved... | lubricates and makes elimination |™ent. hashed out Monday. dy assertion by French-Camada actua: reduction of retraction |- less painful. It belps prevent i@- “Zion president David J_ Mc- to imquire querulously- (shrinking) took place: : fection which 1s a principal cause Donald and its chief industry ne- does Quebec want

Among these case histones'Were of hemorrhoids. gotiator, R. Conrad Cooper, ® asking so much” @ vanery of hemorrhgida!.condi- __Just-ask your driggist for Pge- called it a “tin cup” agreement. “It would be more tons. Relief even occurred incases |“ paration H Suppositories or Pre |. 7% approval. was. shouted. and more helpful. if

oft long standing, and most im-

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AUTOMATICALLY CUTS AND PLANTS SEEDS; IN ONE : OPERATION.

It is actually tuber unit planting as seed pieces from each potato are planted consecutively in the row.

Seed potatoes are loaded in large hopper (A). They feed down into rser- voir (B) where pickers on roller chain (C) pick up and discharge them at point (D) into séed cuter unit (FE). As cutter wheels (F) revolve, hun- dreds of ',” rubber fingers on each wheel roll and center the potato over knives (G) until solid tabs on the 4 cutter wheels (H) push the potate ddown through knives cutting it into 4 seed pieces. Each seed piece drops through special channel (1) to planting conveyor (J) which _moves seed and drops in perfect sequence behind furrow opener. OOnly seconds from whole seed to planting. No cut seed left over if weather should delay planting. No waiting for seed to be cut. No extra handling . . . just lead with feed and plant. Seed pick up.cuttimg and spacing are synchronied and seed spacing is asily and quickly. adjustable by changing on esprocket-

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