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OTTAWA (CP) — A detailed ment railw: survey of a 57-mile railway be- tween Matane and Ste. Anne des Monts in Gaspe will begin with the thaw and the CNR bores to call for construction
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ject, expected um $14,000,000. bill awaits third and final Commons reading before going
to the Senate, The committee sitting fea fenders by fall, tured statements that the line ister Balcer said here. on The outline was given the ‘ommons committee on rail- ways, canals and telegraph lines | ment for some 100,000 residents. which approved the develop-| Douglas Fisher (CCF — Port | arthur), who said his reserva | tons sprang from CNR branch YORK line activity in his northern On- tario riding, expressed some Mr, and Mrs. Donald Crockett, | doubt whether the benefit will and Mr. and Mrs. Laken Lewis, | be as ample as anticipated. York attended the funeral of| Mr. Balcer emphasized the late, David MacDowell in|the line will not “‘saddle” the Pleasant Valley recently. | Publicly - owned CNR with any Mr, and Mrs. Roy Creed, Char- | ew debt. The government it- lottetown, were recent guests of | Self was putting up the money Mr. and Mrs. Leith Brown, 24 the CNR was only its ‘Mrs. ‘and 2sent. The government would Mrs. Donald Crockett, York, | 8°cePt any profits ar losses, were recent guests of Mrs. R.A. | STRESSES EXPANSION
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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed. March 7, 1962. 9 RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT
Auld, Upper Prince Street, Russell Keays (PC—Iles de Ia 1 tam Viewpoint Charlottetown. Madeleine) said the emphasis 20 um-—Sign Of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Murray, | should be on the fresh expan York, were visitors to Charlotte-| sion—long awaited — that the town on Saturday. | railway would bring rather than
TV. CALLS The York OGIT Girls enjoyed |on doubts and reservations, NITE or DAY a valentine party held on Wed-| CNR witnesses said they had
nesday evening at the home of |not calculated Miss Beverly Vessey, York. shipments so that
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Jewell | additions, when available, would and Mrs, Minto Sarester, of |SWell revenues. Over the short York, have returned to their|'UM, the line was expected to homes after a holiday in Vancou- | °2!TY_ 75,000 tons of freight out-
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town. Sporty) The members of the York WI
bound annually and 65,000 tons
ver, B.C. . 2 of freight inbound. It might Mr. ‘and Mrs. Edison Watts’ ta.0 19 of 15 years before the
and son of Summerside, spent ||; the weekend in York at the home ne wat Producing a return to of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watts. | "Genending on freight develop- Mrs. Elmer Brown and Mrs. | mont, Clifford Chapple of York, at-| "Negotiations have begun about tended a recent meeting at Trin- operating agreements with the ity United Church in Charlotte-| Gulf Terminal Railway from | Matane to Mount Jolie, the com- mittee was told. The 57 - mile held a valentine party in the| line will have 15 bridges on it. community hall on Friday even-| Ships trucks have si ; plied transportation so far and Miss Ferne Vessey, Charloite- | the truckers have indicated that town, spent the weekend at her|they feel the railway will be home in York as the guest of | good for their long-term busi- her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd | ness, Roland English (PC — Vessey, Gaspe) told the committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Howard, Cornwall, were visitors to York | * on Sunday where Mrs, Howard \Welensky Hits addressed member of the Uni-
ee ted Church, (Constitution Mr. Claude Lewis is a patient | . in’ the Prince Edward ‘Islnd FOr N. Rhodesia Hospital. ir. and Mrs. Harold Watts,| LONDON (Reuters) — Sir York, were the guests of their | Roy Welensky sharply attacked nd daughter-in-law, Mr, | Britain's new constitutional plan oo Mrs. ‘Edison Wa i for Northern Rhodesia and de- merside recently. clared “the next step” is up to ‘The members of the wcTU | His Rhodesian federation legis- lators. entertained ine con aren oF tne | Welensky, the central African in the community hall on Satus. | {ederation's prime minister, told ey eveaiie Teenie | press conference his govern, 4 ment had received “‘little help” tnNits: Peter Proud was hostess from the British government in fo Pe see pe oes a hey | trying to bring about racial ees eT at her partnership in the federation
and “advance” the Negro. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Taylor |“ ie accused Britain of having
rere recent visitors to Char-| done “tittle or nothing” to es Metown. anson and Coeit|‘2blish or maintain faith In a
federation it had created. Welensky flew to London two s ago in what was widely seen as a last - ditch bid to modify the new British pro-
Watts, York, spent Thursday in Summer:
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Mac- Donaid and daughter Arlene were visitors to Charlottetown
Saturday.
Mr. Jack Crosby, Charlotte-| town, was a visitor to York on| Monday.
Rhodesia, a British protector- ate. The proposals were not \odified.
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By B. JAY BECKER y South deaisi. long suit—it becomes possible Neither side vulnerable, for both East and South to ap- ply the Rule of Eleven. oxo2 South subtracts six (the card 985 led) from eleven. The answer oKe4s3 five tells him there are five $K765 hearts higher than the six in the North, East and South hands. a43 410876 | Since South sees one of them PAWTES2 EQIS in dummy and one hand, O95 oQssT he knows that East has three $2109 42 hearts higher than the six. The So knowledge does not help South Aus in this sastiocaat deal, ey that is the m e uses $4102 “tap aa a GAs868 East applies the Rule of
Eleven in the same also subtracts six from eleven and learns that North, East and
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