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in. Max. l _ . Ni _ l Alberton and West Prince County ....... 0M1” .‘ E _ v f. i The Guardian‘ Charlottetown, Thurs. NOV. 22. 1962. Viicriggiuavei i . . . . . . .. 453 H Edmonton . . . . . . . .. 21 40

_: O Moncton l . . . ... . .. 23 40 i" a S I n s u ‘Fredericton 14 42 4 SaintJohn 20 42

I.’ ichina .. 25 33 I i Winnipeg i . . . . . . . .. 24 24 I l Toronto . . .. . 42 47

E ‘Ottawa 30 44 _‘ . Montreal .. .. .. 28 41 ’ 3 Quebec 20 34 The fisheries committee of the ‘ cretary, Lincoln Dewar, p r 0- Ha lfax 31 44

Eastern Kings Resources Deve- 3 posed a research project which Charlottetown 26 40 lopment Group has recommend- ‘ would-entail an examination of Sydney

ed that two 84-foot steel trawl-the province's agricultural re- lYarmouth ...... .. 23 45

ers be built and located at Sour- sources. This proposal was re- ‘St‘ John‘s I , . r h ‘ ‘ H 28 30

is to stimulate the local fishing l ferred to Mr. Daley for sludyd HALIFAX (Cpl—The weather

industrv Gorge V- FFBSEF- Charlotﬁe-ioffice says a band of showers ‘

In a report to the Provinciall Resources Development Coun- l oil. which met at Elerslie Tues-i day night. William Pierce. chair- man of the fisheries committee. accompanied by Earl Lewis and Paul Gallant. asked the over-all council to study the proposal. l SET UP COMMITTEE I

The council, under chairman Robert Parent, referred the matter to provincial research director, Hartwell Daley, w h a!

will set up a committee to work ' with the Souris group on the] matter. 5 ~ Federation of Agriculture se-I

Fertilizer Plant’s Operation . In S’side Causes Complaint

iSUMMERSIDE — Fifty-eight residents in the vicinity of the Canada Packers fertilizer plant it) Summerside East complain- en in a petition to the town council Monday evening against storage of the fertilizer chemi- cals outside their plant. and in the same petition asked the council to have the company control blasting operations with- in the plant clue to some dam- age caused in nearby homes. Discussion of the matter by council indicated that the town manager and some of the coun- cillors had visited the site be- fore the company started un-

town, with the establishment of ai Highland college in the

Centennial Committee. 15 planning 1964 celebrations. OUTLINES WORK i The meeting was held at the federal biological station at El- lerslie. Station superintendent.

station for the council. Lunch was served by the Bideford Wo-

men’s Institute. 1 9 Next meeting of the councili - - -

I. . . ,ginnlng this evening:

mil be held Dec. 13 in Rustico. isoutherly winds 15_ Lowmgh at

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.Cape Breton: Cloudy and .

Later however, the fertilizer

trucked to the area during win- dy days, and this together with subsequent wind action resulted in fertilizer dust causing an- noyance to residents of this area.

Councillor Herb Schurman said that the material is now covered with polyethelyn and burlap. and the company h as promised to find another loca- tion for this product in future.

A second petition before the council from nine residents of lower Arcona street. requested completion of this section of the

ville 40 and

milder: Low-high at Sydney 32 and 44.

with intermittent rain by eve-

ning;

chemical. in powder form, was Low - high at Charlottetown 38 d 44.

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St. John River Valley: Cloudy; intermittent rain beginning in afternoon; 15. Low - high at Moncton and Fredericton 40 and 43, Saint John 40 and 44

Cloudy with intermittent light rain beginning during morning; milder: - high at Edmundston 33 and 40.

intermittent ning in a fte rnoon; milder;

apPQBK‘Ed ill ConneCUO" i will spread into New Brunswick and eastern Nova Scotia this . DFO‘ l afternoon and reach Prince Ed- lvmce. He was referred '0 lhe iward Island and eastern Nova “'hICh l Scotia tonight.

Regional forecasts:

Halifax and vicinity. South

shore. Annapolis Valley: Inter-

mittent rain beginning in the af-

. ternoon: mild: southerly winds oy Drmnan, host for the cvon- l15 _ ~

lng, outlined the work of the {46' Low high at Halifax 42 and

Yarmouth 43 and 46, Kent- 44.

Northern Nova Scotia. East-

n Shore: Occasional rain be-

mild;

Glasgow and Goshen 4o 4 .

southerly, winds 15. Prince Edward Island: Cloudy

mild; south winds 15.

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Eastern N.B. Counties, Lower

mild; south winds

Upper St. John River Valley:

south winds 15. Low

Bay of Chaleur: Cloudy with light rain begin-

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loading operations, and prepar- ations made by the company, together with assurances given at that time, seemed satisfac- tory.

street with asphalt and sealer. Councillor Schurman said that storm sewers had to be placed in this area before paving could done. and that this paving ‘project was scheduled for next year.

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southerly winds 15. Low-high at Campbellton 33 and 40.

B Fundy: Southeast winds 15. cloudy; intermittent rain and mist patches begin- ning in early afternoon; visibil- ity 10 miles lowering in rain

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