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What are the kids doing tn -cold winter. Youngsters all the barrels? Just having fun over the city did much the “on the first weekend of spring same thing as water began te in Edmonton after a long, run-in thé “ streets indicating eo - Brush Fires THRONE SPEECH B ‘ i" (Continued from page 1) k O bates of the last session, wasn't rea ut In setconed in the throne opeges N 1 ~ Ja year ago. ova Scotia) SOME WERE ABSENT By THE ae PRESS | ‘Several brish and grass fires for 9 | broke out itr Halifax, Digby and Yarmouth, counties’; in ~ Nova Scotia Monday but all were ex- tin; before they could cause extensive damage. rk Monday’s outbreaks followed. a weekend of fires that ‘burned over more than 800 acres in western Nova Scotia. John Cooper, district forester: for pe rnage bee gt ae said lands and forests ment fire fighters extinguished fires at aoe and another s aircraft ¢ armouth. sever i

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bet they were contained by ‘local | the throne speech cover-a fire departments and volunteers. ; Lands and torests crews fought | Parliamentary ure two fires in Halifax County. One- | dian affairs. at Indian Harbor burned over , REVISE PROCEDURES about 15 acres of bushland. ee | Proposals for ‘a shad were burned® at ver.

‘Smallwood : Will Meet Richard Nixon

ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. ‘CP) — Premier Smallwood of New- | foundland was to meet former

United States vice-president Richard Njgon in Gander, Nfld.. ‘gomismone aan Late. Mo ay, and corer | | bills sf bef Tease “him to Finlahd-to meet ‘he de- | reanbt aves _

A Science Council of Canada |would be set up to work on ad |

Mr. Nixon is solicitor for | vanced) industrial tec h nology” Newfoundland Pulp and Chemi- and’ make industry more com «

cal Company, proposed huilders | | petitive and ‘efficient.

ios A: committee. w hup to study new ceusl There would be a

posed new pulp mill.

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By-Chance, Nfld

‘The Newfoundland Legislature o : ™ ”

| in 1964 was revived.

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ciple to a bill which will give) the.-government premission to guarantee a $15,000,000 _ bond | issue by the Newfoundland Pulp and Chemical Company to part- | jures ly finance the mill.

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St. John's %........ TOP SHOWING | Boston ...... Csiae Edward Hickey, Malpeque, |New were isk was the owner of the 4H-Club Miami ....... woses champion steer at the Easter |New Orleans . 67 Beef Show and Sale, that was |Tucson ........ ww. eee — 40 cents S ‘Los Angeles ...... 3% .Mclsaac | Se anaes: dwatd, who ‘| HALIFAX..(CP) — The wea- only 11 years

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ceutaien ‘a show ring that he | Sona tates ard won the prize for showmanship tem fhe weather among first-year club _mem- jexcept _ for considerable cloud bers. 4 land a few snowflurries in Cape

| |Breton. Temperatures will be, DEATH NOTICES

| generally a little colder than on | Monday. On. Wednesday . ‘increasing Received too late for Classified ‘cloudiness will occur ahead of a death notice column |disturbancé now southwest of LLL | | Lake ee te an anon. i ons Mire cl Mainland "tore Scotia, Prince Keenan, Murray River. Sunday. | Edward Island, New Brunswick: Ar 38, ohm Rankin .of Sunny and a little colder; north-

his “ie Tee noon Wednesday.

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Bay. Doyle Woodrow Spindle, 3%, ‘also. of Fauxbourg,.° underwent | emergency surgery.here for a)

/gunshot wound in the head, RCMP sa There w no details.

‘Man Receives

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Council include one to J.R. Ro- ‘nan, Summerside. The amount of: the scHolarship is $2,500. Mr. |Ronan is a student at St. Fran-

project with the above results. | Mr. Wightman, in reporting to

monthly meeting héld last’ ev- ening in the council chambers,

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the district as a liaison-with the firemen. A list of properties be- ginning at the nearest point te the town was also requested. It was the opinion of the commit- ee this would be of assistance in locating fires.

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callin. et eee ee ae tee Se the dae. A number of parents visited and advised copies of re- soe said Mrs. Earl Slaun- and watch lessons being taught, , of Fauxbourg, died in and a short program was - pre- following the incident in ' sented. .

ia are to be heard from. " sy talkers withe a aive| ie emit" Cnn oa chaired <i Xavier University, Antigon- radius of the town of Mon-|last night's ing, advised the mi rads ay rl ing il be" no payment, |, The, Counell gait a record take advantage of the fire ser-| the equipment would have to re- amount of $3,200,000 ee vice offered by members of the —* oll pen He said a compared with $2,465, Fire . Fifteen | this is a | ruling especially | ut thes ce advised | when they are friends but ‘the The number of scholarships ‘|they are and appre-| public has been given an oppor- 27nounced amounted to $1,231. ciate the service being offered ‘tunity to have this service and’ i Nyy the volunteer group. there is “nothing more we can Education Earlier in the year the mem-) 0 about it. Oy a | Week Marked which carries 550 gallons of wa-' Nom ter-and_well_equipped for to he — an Dies, By by Speaker used in. the event of. wut of town mee a calls. Their request was grant-' Man Injure guest spe at__ observances. ed. A committee of three, with cet recently at Ebbsfleet G.A. Wightman ‘as chairman, R. School to mark Education Week. 1p: Beck and Ken Clements ‘im! In Shooting “Father Pendergast — stressed mediately went to work on the. |the importance of children com- ;

\pleting high school education.

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Berlin Blockade

nists sealed the 110-mile high- way linking- West Berlin with West Germany for several hours Monday, c clamped dowm on canal | #5 traffic and threatened gipecd ence in tlhe air corridors.

The moves were ;regarded as| the most serious inbortarene’ with free Western West Berlin, an island in Sin East)

Koufax’ Arm Germany, since the 1948-49 Ber-|

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Communist announcements! tos ANGELES (AP)—South- said the measures were taken paw pitching ace Sandy Koufax in connection with Soviet-East has responded to treatment for German ‘military manoeuv'es, |traumatic arthritis of bis left scheduled to last six days. —_— * \elbow and will return to Los erners expressed belief, - Angeles Dodgers training base ever, fhe Russians and East tonight, a teamy-spokesman an- Germans were acting in — nounced Monday. tion for West Germany ‘p! to is se ate” caclanntal’ to Wek |e vice. ~, peosidant Red Berlin Wednesday to emphasize its contention the Communist-en- circled city is part of West Ger-

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the swelling of Koufax left. el- bow has been sufficiently re- duced for him to return to the Jelub.— Hewill_continue_medica-_ tion treatments under R. Rob- ert Kerlan. és

“Sandy will be permitted to set his own pace on conditioning himself and will not be asked to pitch until he says he’s ready ito do so, and only as often as he says he’s ready.”

Patterson said “Kerlan, the Dodgers’ team physician, ‘would offer _no additional _ statement

Communist MiG jets manoeu- vred for more than seven hours high over West. Berlin and sonic booms thundered down on the city. °

One Soviet jet fighter screamed over the French sec- tor’s Tegel Airport — used: by commercial aircraft—at an alti-

officials claimed. the buzzing

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BERLIN (CP)—The Commu- pieces and idles rockets | units. rumbled over the coun-|

Patterson said in a statement.

immediately. But for —,

N. Viet Nam.

-|Radar Station:

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SAIGON (AP) — US. war-

blocked planes blasted a radar. station

jand shot up some rolling stock iin North Viet Nam Monday ‘against ground fire moines absent to moderate.

The pilot was rescued: The New (China news agency said in a broadcast four of the raiders were shot down and many others damaged.

Communist MiG fighters,

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