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. | @bout six fulltime workers at finally att Sock credit wena, tbe height of the campaign. | cal : | The New Democrats will have only nine members at the Sept. twice that Li 1 8 dissolution of the last Parlia-| 204 ¢ aberals ment. Since then, the last five Quebec members have left,

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bers of the last House still in the fold going into the curren campaign.

Big reason for the sharp drop im candidates this time is the party's decision to run nobody im Quebec. They are leaving the field to the breakaway Credit- |istes of Real Caouette, former 'Social Credit members _running 2s independents. and the other parties i

“To start fresh now im Que- WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi bec would only add to the con dent Johnson announced Friday Say3 the United States. and Panama

have azreed to write a new

a few days should also be effec- treaty which will give Panama

tive. I've been pretty successful & “share. in “administration,

with ordinary traps baited with*thanagement and operations” of peanut butter. the Panama Canal.

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QUESTION: I have a large Months of discussions negotiat- silver tray. that has a protective ing teams for the two countries coating of lacquer, The lacquer have reached areas of agree- has started to wear off in plac- ment es. How can I remove the bal- He announced: ance of the lacquer? 1. The 1903

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ware dealers. Be very careful of fectively recognize Panama's the fire hazard when using lac- sovereignty over the area-of the quer thinner. present canal zone.” DENTS IN PADDING QUESTION: Is there any way to raise the indentation in rub- ber padding that is used under e carpeting, “after heavy funiture FQN Scene Slides has been on it for a long while? Slides taken during a course The carpeting can be restored, on photographing fall foliage at but what about the rubber pad- Weirs Beach. New Ham s were shown the Charlottetown ANSWER: I don't know of any Camera Club Thursday by Mrs. way to ‘undent” the rubber William Bellert, vice-president padding itself, but you could fill of the Vista Camera Club in Ca- | the gap with small pieces of ‘lifornia. foam rubber cut to the propef Mr. and Mrs. Bellert, travel size. How thick, or how much extensively and are frequent vi- you'll need will require expe- sitors to the Island. rimenting. | Another group of slides fea- FIRE STAIN ON MARBLE tured close-ups taken during a QUESTION: We had a fire if workship of the Pacific Grove our fireplace and a log fell OM Camera Clug. Others included the marble hearth, unnoticed Isiand scenes taken last year on until morning. This burned & auvisit to Anchorage, Juneau fairly large spot into the marble. ang Ketzebue, Alaska. Is there any way to remove this ‘The following slate of officers by ourselves? If not, can it was elected for the coming year be removed professionally? Roland Taylor. president: Helen ANSWER: This type of stain Duffy, secretary; James Bald- is best removed by a professio win treasurer: Louise Hessian, nal marble cleaner. However, notices, and Vera Beck press- you might try the following secretary. : “home"’ methods first: First Further plans for the Island- scrub the marble surface with & wide color competition to be fibér brush and detergent solut- hei in October were discussed.

ion“ or powdered pumice--and-~ te wag’ decided ‘that tmeetitigs water, to remove all surface.dirt. will be held every second. Mon- |

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Social Credit Men Fewer ButFundsBetter This Year,

and far fewer candidates for The party no longer has an the Nov. 8 campaign. , organization in Quebee as in Although the party had.nomi.| other provinces The party con- nated only 17 wp to Wednesday, |S ao gy agin yh ge td Officials say the party ts in tions Oct. 25. | Senter Sacested seetten saw | This compares with 204 in the tan in . ' from April 8, 1963, vote in which the |e ‘apid-fire elections of 1862 party returned 24 members to 963 are paid.

the 265 - seat Coen tle | Socia}, Credit runs a decentral- was a drop of six from the 1962 i264 campaign oper. . Asa election. |result, the party's head office | The post-election breakaway |™ ‘he capital will have only

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more in Nova Scotia. dates are expected Edward Island.

Maritimes, largely with candidates.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has awarded a study contract to Ball Brothers Research Cor- | poration of Bouler, Colorado,

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“Thepufpose is to ensure ° ee ~ sadded that ‘e will newer open that Panama will share with the Province Sends lthe track again. ~- » Umied States responsibility in ; An inquest into the fatality | the administration, manage- Five Delegates nae been opened and adjourned |

ment and operations of the canal as may be provided in, the treaty,” Johnson said. ‘‘Pan-*the Island tomorrow at a meet- ama-will also share with the jing of the Atlantic Home and: United States in the direct and [School Association at the Char- indirect benefits from the exist- |lottetown Hotel.

ence of the canal on its terri- |

Five delegates will represent

tory.” jwick will each send 10 dele- | The president said the new igates. { treaty will “terminate after @| Ray Thompson of Saint John, |

Specified number of years or on jw B., will be meeting chairman. the date of the opening of the sea-level canal, whichever oc- |

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curs first.” | O Killed . The US. government now is! ne i } \studying four possible sites for | e | a@ new sea-level canal. One si 16 \ | d \the present canal in Panama, | n ure ithe second is another site in , Panama, the third is in Nica- At Sp way j iragua and a corner of Costa . Rica, and the fourth {s in Co-| HULL, Que. ‘CP)—A decision ‘lumbia. ito reopen the: Cantley, Que., i speedway five miles. north of \here ended in tragedy Thursday Health Official inight when a stock car slid out e of control, killing one person ‘and injuring 16. } To Visit Island | Eugene Mineault of Ottawa, a Verna Huffman, public health %-year-old father of one, died nursing consultant of the de-(\after he ‘and other spectators partment of national health and \crowded along the top of a six: welfare, Ottawa will arrive in foot embankment were mowed | Charlottetown Sunday. | \down and dragged by the speed- The purpose of her visit is to img race car. i review the public health nursing’). The dirt track closed officially program carried on throughout last Thursday but good weather the Island. This service has been made possible by the ap ipointment of Miss Huffman to | her present position. She has recently

for a few more days or racing. This was the first fatal accident at the track.

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gan where she obtained hefinizht. Spectators used their cars | Master of Public Health degree. 'to take the injured to hospital.

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awarded annually to a public |Guindon, 23, of Ottawa slid off |heaith nurse_in the Sch o.o1 of |the pavement _as it came out of Public Health who by strength ja curve. — i

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if ‘necessary. Instead of the poultice, athiek paste of on alkaline detergent cleaner for marble and water can be spread over the stain with a wood tre wel. Cover with a damp cloth for 24 hours, to retard. evaporation; let dry for another 24 hours. Re- move coating either by wetting. or with wooden trowel. Repeat treatment, if necessary. THOUSAND - LEGGERS QUESTION: How can — we. get rid of thousand - leggers? They are overrunni our cellar. ANSWER: usand - leggers (millipedes! breed in. damp places; there are usually many in most cellars. Clearr cellar m all damp rubbish n corners and angles and especially around plumbing fixtures. Dust these places frequently with pyrethum powder. Kill each individu al thousand - legger as it appears.

OTTAWA (CP) A further deficit, amounting to $360,000,- 000 was recorded in Canada’s international payments during the second quarter of 1965. she Dominion Bureau of Statistics ‘reported Friday.

It compared with a $397,000,- 000. deficit in the first quarter of the year and one of $1435,000.- 000 in the second quarter of last year. During the third quar- ter of 1964 the country ran a — surplus_current._account..balance of $214,000,000.

The bureau said small deficits on merchandise trade im the first six months of 1965 were turned into large deficits when pon - merchandise transactions | were taken into account.

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For the whole of 1963 Canada services. After balancing- out had a current account deficit foreign payments into Canada, of $542,000,000, and in 19% it Canadians spent 90 -per cent amounted to a deficit of $433,- more abroad on travel, freight 000,000. and shipping. COVERED BY SURPLUS i

The $360,000,000 deficit in mer- chandise and non-merchandise ADVERTISIN trade in the second quarter of POLICY 1965 was covered by a surplus : ‘< ’ of $360,000,000 in foreign funds The Guardian and The flowing into Canada, mostly in Evening Patriot never

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with Canadian investments abroad. There was also .a small $1,000,000 increase in Canada’s official holdings of gold;-foreign exchange and net balance with the International Monetary Fund.

described, and is not Since the autumn of 1964 Can- worded or. designed to ada has been running a surplus mislead the readers

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any respect. r Advertising accepted for publication must not con- tain false or exaggerated claims, or exaggerated comparative prices and if any reader encounters anything less than faith- ful compliance with con- ditions, as described in any advertisement, we would appreciate know- - ing of it. Just write or eall The Guardian - The“ Evening Patriot, or the Charlottetown" Board of Trade, of which this newspaper is an active

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in capital movements amount- ing to over $300,000,000 a quar- ter. DBS said there was a con- tinuing similarity in capital transactions over the three- month periods despite what it called ‘disturbing influences in financial’ markets."

The current account deficit in the second quarter of 1965 was more than double what it was in the April-May-June period of> 1964. .

IMPORTS RISE “Imports again rose sharply, by more than eight per cent,) while the total value of exports was virtually unchanged with increased exports to the U.S. generally _ offsetting _ reductions in grain shipments te Eastern Europe.’ DBS said. permitted to use our ad- “At the same time the deftett vertising pages. from MOn-Mercnandise UADSAG pe pgm

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