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woul abled during sent session of the Publi

| it was received in time. It is not i88 in the province's three known when it will be tabled in Counties. : the House, as the government ,,7h¢ Provincial executive of ¥ the New Democratic party will

n, Ch

. * T Montague, Souris, Kings County) aay “atternoon discussed the Hote! with Steve

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Working Out Of St. Peters

' §$T, PETERS —A group of @eal hunters from Alberton headed by Glen Matt! s has

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The Albe p moved its base from Rust es: terday morning a

with the plane

ry about 15

reported tha two sealing vessels are taking pelts in the huge herd and_ the

helicopters by the Mag dalen Island sealers were visible sterday

‘There are seven others in the headed by Mr. Mat

party headed hy 9 Peters Road Man Passes

‘The death occurred at the

Kings County Memorial on Monday, March 19th, of James Hayden Vanlderstine of Peters Road,

He was the son of the late John Vaniderstine and Mary Kerwin Vaniderstin Road and was in his 7ist year.

He leaves to mourn, his wife, former Elsie Finlay of Cam- bridge, one daughter Florence ‘Mrs. George MacDonald. Det

and Harry, Peters Road id, Halifax, Alex, Murray

Harbor South

One sister, Pearl, Mrs. Sid Grving of Cambridge pre - de eased him

The funeral will be held Wed- fesday with service at 2 p.m. at the Peters Road Presoyterian Church. The body is resting at the Montague Funeral Home until Tuesday when he will rest ‘at the home of his son, Arnold Vaniderstine, Montague.

EASTERN BRIEFS

FROM SOURIS Carl Collings of Souris spent

fe weekend with Mr. and Mrs

Gerald Lannigan, Montague.

rlottetown, Tue:

Report Received Former Resident |e See eats

PEI. Sealers |:

H Leaders ourse Held At Morell

MORELL — A 4H leadefs course was held recently at the home of Mrs. Joseph Rooney Morell. The course, for Morell and districts was directed by Miss Teresa Macleod super- visor of Women's Institutes for P.E.I. She was assisted by Mrs. Francis Blanchard

The course consisted of select- ing material suitable for project work and meeting programs. Demonstrations were given on various projects of 4-H garment work, including dress finishing. smocking, decorative stitches. This work was carried out in two groups.

Following an enjoyable after. noon tea, the leaders entered in. to lively discussion on many Items of interest relating to de bating, rallies and other 4-H ac

ivities.

At the close of the course, Miss MacLeod extended a hear- ty vote of thanks to the hostess Mrs. Rooney

'M. J. Coldwell winbeseiaene gles oe To Visit P.E.I.

the city over the Mareh 30 /man said that the government 41, J. Coldwell, former nation- weekend. Mrs. L.E. Prowse | is “very appreciative of the ef- | al leader of the CCF party will (left) and Mrs, J.J. Connolly, | forts of the members of the com- bas Prince Edward Island in

i mission, who put an all-out ef-| April. it was announced yester- Chairman and co-chairman Of | fort into their work, so that their day by Thomas Dunphy, pro- ° Mrs, Edward Gallant | TePOrt would be completed dur- vincial secretary-organizer of giving Mrs, Zdward Gal’ant | ing the present session of the the New Democratic party. (right bee team captains’ | jesislature,” Mr, Dun materials.

s Mr. Coldwell’s visit will be part of

It was forecast in the Speech a Canadian tour and arrange.

from the Throne that th 3 vould be tabled during the pee, ments will be made to have Mr Temislature sit Coldwell address public meet

ill require time to study it. meet tonight at the Charlottetown

he executive council yester- Hotel with Steven Lewi Ott

fund

=| transportation problems that raiser to discuss strategy

Mar, 20, 1962. may result from the impending ‘gna financing of the partes rail strike. Premier Shaw said campaign for the next Poel yesterday that at the time of the glection.

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Put such plans in action. These | the visit to Charlottetown of plans were reviewed yesterday. David Lewis, Toronto, a nation- | al vice-president of the party.

yy the party to raise election npaign funds.

‘The commission, appointed at Visits Montague

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