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     ore  IS Ul'g ‘be expanded. and new pm- lil'n'is 0' a i .1“ “'1” 1"" lv’h'” m"? “My. “9 'Wfld'mti ample? "M10 man's blmdl'l'he Guardian. Charlottetown. Wed. Dec. 23. 1964. 11 
     
     ‘grams . “a M ' sh“! Wm”. A re “gr cu lure employees, I  s aboard a ship in Kingston har- to the attorneyvgeneral‘s labor- 7 s '— 
     
     ' ‘nt‘eded. E mu "re m'mste” 0' the“ WW Saturday atory in Toronto outside Thomas“ cabin on theilage to raise £6,000 needed to 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
            
     
          
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     o    l deputies came from seven prov-' ' ’ 
     
     “The meeting dis I. - . l N D 'd d The body of James Edward There was a gash on the back Cnaua’." a Cnalcarrymg vessel‘rehm'd me. nm’year'nld pm) 5" 
     
      lextension of unempltc);::gt  ht: bigwftxndlgdddal’rimeeglld‘   e ‘ThomaS. 46. of Sir Catha-rines. of his head and a blood-stained 0“ Whli'h Thomas Worked as I that it Will conform to local 
     
     l v nee - wire was found about 30 feetlst‘cnnd Cook. health standards. Amonz oasl. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ' )-y'ederai and prehensive information on farnmsurzmc.e and workmen's com-lward Island and British Comm, was discovered by Ernest Bar. . . 4-__.____7,,‘,__  ’ 
     
     vli‘rl‘c‘ldlytgl‘lifilmre and 10"“ mummies- and employmentl?ensallon '0 me far!" iabor‘bia were not represented. l KINGSTON, Ont- (CP‘ ~ N0 10“. a shipkeeper. tucked be- ’“"’m we body“ PM“ 53“ they: PUB NEEDS MONEY cusmmers “mule 15335“ Gilli 
     
     l "Na It was I'E‘cognlzed that Mideciflon has been reached yet Heath {he Side rail of the Key, 3130 found 3135505. 3 W3”?! 0011' named for e v 'year'°~ 
     
    
   
   
    
     mining a cheque for one MEAVY. England 'CPJ—Tee-tr‘ee nearby. was Sir Francis 
     
     month‘s workt‘and a hat. The totaller John Broad is leading a Drake. who owned a farm near. 
     
     ‘ an; island in New York W. “W "ms were mun“ De":.,.13_‘9_"_al_f‘rvaad" 'Y‘Jh'iDPF'Q'LF’Efl’?‘V,,___ a.” 
     
    

    
     Communique said there bar was known to Mohican In- - 
     
     a thorough discussion of dians as Gull Island, 
     
    
   
   
    
     be . , 
     
     i" 58 the" mo“ ‘ conditions in a culture . 
     
    

    
     I: plug!“ "d'orgmmyni obtained angled andcanp::l::e wiggle???” 0‘ Ram?" iNDIANS‘ ISLAND ion whether to hold an nquesttshey. A post-mortem w?“ held 
     
     the 2S,(iierliiidiian agriculture 8' “’11..”ng ‘ “with e age more dii- Before Europeans arrived'lllnto the death of a seaman-Sunday and p01,“, deemed to 
     
     “ma ‘ ‘ ' here was 3150 a 
     
    

    
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     '°“"“"lh5;”‘d"e'pities met “‘3‘ “15“” training facilities was 
     
     with Labor Minis- 
     
     MacEachen. Agricul- 
     
     re Minister Hays and other 
     
     eral officials to discuss the I 
     
     estion, 
     
    

    
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     hire labor has been deveIOpi-ngg 
     
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     in: patterns of demand in ag-l 
     
     ricuiture.‘ Twice as many: 
     
     workers were needed during ‘ 
     
     the summer as in the winter. 1 
     
    

    
     "There is an absence of sat- 
     
     isfactory information on work.‘ 
     
     ing and living conditions of‘ 
     
     workers on Canadian farms” 
     
     Th's absence of data is an im-l 
     
     pediment to developing ode-t 
     
     q u a to agriculture manpower i 
     
     programs. it was agreed lthat a i 
     
     critical review should be underg 
     
     taken of exisdng surveys to de-‘ 
     
     termine the gaps that exist and! 
     
     the means by which more com-‘ 
     
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     a blessed Christmas ‘ ‘ ~ .U  and all those they hold dear. We hope your holiday will be an 
     
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