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October 2, 2002

JLP ON THE ROAD

Tour of Western St Thomas by party leader Edward Seaga Thursday, October 3, 2002

1:30 pm Depart Kingston

2:00 pm Arrive Bull Bay for start of tour

2:10 pm Depart Bull Bay to West Albion

2:40 pm Tour West Albion and then look at flood damage at Yallahs fording

3:00 pm Depart to Islington to Poorman’s Corner

3:30 pm Arrive at Poorman’s Corner

Visit flood area and also look at the Yallahs fording

4:00 pm Depart Poorman’s Corner to Yallahs

4:10 pm Arrive Yallahs

4:20 pm Depart Yallahs for White Horses

4:30 pm Depart White Horses to York

4:50 pm Arrive York

5:00 pm Arrive Seaforth

5:20 pm Arrive Trinityville — drive through

5:40 pm Arrive Cedar Valley — Spot meeting

6:10 pm Arrive Seaforth — end of tour with spot meeting

Depart Seaforth to Spanish Town for Public meeting

7:00 pm Spanish Town Public meeting

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