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Jim Burden | States Views |

A problem of molting aad spawning of lobsters would de- velop if lobser fishing was per- mitted in July oa Prince Edward | Island, Jim Burden of the Fisher Brothers Company, said yéster- Gay. He said it was in July that most. lobsters spawn and ‘ose

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2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., March 2, 1966.

The Central Queen’s Fancy,

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Family Loses Home In Fire

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The family was awakened hy their pet dog and on investiga- tion it was found the fire had | gained much headway in the at-

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| Committees elected were: — Finance — chaired by Frank MacDonald. with members §. Nelson Good and Roderick §, | Hickox; Fire and Police, -Har- |vey Douglas, chairman. S. Nel- |son Good and Frank A. Mac- | | Donald; Sewer and Water, §. Nelson Good, chairman, Rod-

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