Freeman and Lloyd MacLen-i turned home after mam some 2an.thle? galley bwe? recent1tlme in Charlottetown. . ues s 0 er rot er-in-law Mr. and Mrs. John 1". Watts. Miss Dorotmi Grace Vessel! and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Laken Tracadie' “Shed "Kenny wm‘ Is I patient 11, the pIEl Hosgmqs IMr. and Mrs, Harold Watts,

- . Yor . “31' Mrs- Gordon Cl'DCkell has re- Mrs. John MacLennan. Glen

WHIIT OTHER PEOPLE SAY-

Vall was a recent visitor here. old and two children were visit- e.y and Mrs, Ronnie John-iors to Charlottetown Thursday. son. Charlottetown were recenti r. and Mrs. Ierng MacDon- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon- ald Were in Charlottetown to visu 3rd Andrew. itiheir daughter Diane who. is a Miss Rose Watts. Charlotte'- patient in the P.E.l. Hospit_ai;_

town, spent the weekend at her E B

ome in York. 1 Mrs. Robert Mac-Lean Hun- r . . . . . ‘ Mrs. Reginald Rose is re 12:?‘Mxmigkgzlegzwlswnh ceiving medical treatment in‘ Benjamin Mallett has returned‘. Chﬁﬂznegggé Cheveﬂe. East home after being a patient In the . Baltic spent the recent “.eek‘ end in Cardigan.

P,E.I. Hospital. 1 _.___.___—M"‘ and “‘5‘ Em“ “am” Master Lennie Mat-Neill. Red P ot nt is back to school after

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SECOND SECTION

Charlottetown, Sat.., April 6, 1963. PAGE 9 ' i

[broken with snowshoes. other time was lost in preparing land- ing strips with snowshoes for the supply plane from Sheffer- ville and in digging the plane out of deep snow after takeoff

Survey Team Finishes Job

ibeing home several days with o o o failures. "I am not C t "mumps," s t "Only about one day out of a onsorva lve . . . but the fact re Mrs' Aeneas Gallant' t' I e g o n I wo “many was pmducuw'" last year the Government has taken ma mains thai In mi. Watch 8; Jewelry Repairs Charles visited with her par— , Mr. MacLellan said. (1) revaluation of the Canadian dollar (2) iizseiiiigli Hemp-t Barbe in H t d I ems' er' and Mrs Frank H0" i During the 25-month "1p . by tax relief (3) encouragement for expansion of salesagemtin r g or ar "55 nl' land. North Lake.’ By JOHN E. BIRD irich part of Canada. diiced bad burns to the fare, he surveyor away from the main Relief (4) setting up the Productivity Council (5) encouragime; Screen Teaching. Unemployment Connie Ching, daughter of UT'I‘AWA ICP) __ A governs From the northern tip of Mn said in an interview Wednesday camp with a toboggan frequen. r of exports by credit provislon". Insurance if eligible. Transpor- Mr. and Mrs. Chm-195 China. mom durvpy tpam has success- chikamau Lake. about 100 miles WIOWlnE hl‘ return to Ottawa. t-Yy had to abandon his machine ; tatlon‘ Allowance and other Red point has been 111 at her {uuy mapped a barren stretch east of Shefferville. the team LOST 20 DAVIS because of blizzard conditions i

Wilfred N. Hall'. president. Dominion Tar and Chemical

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2home. with “flu

Mr. and Mrs 'Henry Larter,

of Labrador under the most ar- duous and dangerous winter con-

= are enjoying a holiday'ditions ever encountered in the

‘ In Florida.

istory of federal surveying.

travelled some 100 miles north and then east to a point 50 miles north of Hopedale on Labrador's northern coast.

Due to

the severity of the

weather, the party was forced to remain immobile for 20 days. Because of the deep snow it

and make his way back to camp on foot. One survey party was lost overnight and was found In the morning some eight miles

.vid Mrs. Lorne MacNeill The survey party was forced .“‘V9 “m?” “a” '0 push "l" “'35 “909553” during most 0‘ away “7”” 9 base cam“ Queens Cmsenaﬂve Association INDUSTRIES LTD. and family_ Red point were ,5 to battle temperatures as low as five motorized toboggans over the trip to stamp out a trail In mid - March MacLellan - ~ . Moneton, N. 3. Cent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. 55 degrees below Zem- Strong the r?“'e,b9°a.“$° or the deep “'"h 5"”“3‘11995 ("r “‘9- lnbog' bumped mm a huge Stray won Ira Young. Howe Bay. steady winds. raging blizzards SEW’.’ said William llIaPLcllan. gans. After the trail was broken feeding on 8 caribou carcass-

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and snow eight feet deep on a 275-mile trek. The trip from Jan.

34. party head from the map- ping branch of the technical sur-

the toboggans had to be pushed except where the snow formed

The animal approached his to- boggan but made off after Mr.

:vf/ff/ﬁyf/L 14 to NIarch m “as made to veys department_ a hard Surface. MacLellan had grabbed an ax. ‘ts‘ record elevations for use with Team members got used to Mr. MacLellan said time was ‘0 dEfend himself” 5' aerial photographs in the pro- frequent CPSOS of frostbite but lost when sudden high winds \- duction of maps of this mineral- never to the wind which pro- filled in the trail laboriously

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LONDON lAPi—A debate over penny turnstiles lll wom-

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bor MP Barbara Castle claimed the Conservative gov- ernment had tricked her out of raising the question so that it

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. dro . . y p In when you are in Town. . every voter in Queens has two votes

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Thompson Sees Party In Power

OTTAWA tCPl—Social Credit Leader Thompson said his party is confident, of Winning 60 Que- bec seats and enough others to form a minority government in Monday‘s general election. .

He told about, 200 Ottawa .area Social Credit party workers that his party Will be the only one to make gains. He predicted declines for the. Conservative. Liberal and New Demooratio

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From east to west. Mr Thompson summarized the So- cial Credit picture as he see! it this way: Newfoundland, Nova and Prince Edward making yards "but would have liked to see it."

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exuberant . . . and expect to take five or more seats." Saskatchewan —- "The Liher' als are going no place." and "it's the last stronghold of Conservatives in Canada." Allicrta—<"Twelve possibly one or two more.’ British Cnlumbia——"We will double at least. and possibly triple or quadruple i'the two BC. seats Social Credit held in the last Parliamentl. '

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