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South! said the. industry de- economic sense. - Maurice ‘Allard (Ind-PC-Sher- | Although there has been some NEW -YORK (AP) — Mra; hrtment is trying to: lure. in-| “It doesnt help particularly. brogke) urged protection tor | deteriovation ‘in’ the battery “sys+Cnarles>(M in nie) - Guggen- . s into areas where they | to shift unemployemnt from Canada’s ‘textile industry, one | te’. feeding the satellite’s ra- heimer, 8%, founder of the ont belong “one: area to- another." of the few- industries almost | dio, Alguette I still provides Lewisohn Stadium concerts, COMFORT . Designated.areas. had b een Industry Minister, Dru r y.. wholly-owned by Canadians He | . about three hours a. day of in- | gieg . Monday, She worked so lected without real economic ; opening the debate on his de- said it is, being threatened by * formation to scientists back OM tong and hard for the summer. Y d y ' stification. The economic po-| partment’s spending estimates cheap imports from Asia. oar, the Defence eaacnicn | ‘eoncerts and.took such per'sgnal ; ou nee us 3 ntial of an area and abil- for 1966-67, said the. area devel-| Paul Beaulieu (PC—St. Jean- 1 | announced here. ‘charge of their direction, that | Lennox( atr conditioning and y tp support long-term “indus | opment program has been It -ville-Napiervitle), a minis- | 30'0"- ‘ 4 The: satellite, originally _ex- Minnie became as~much of a | Esso warm air heating and ries: were not taken into. ae- highly successful since it was ter of industry and commerce | — eT rc ; _ Pected to have a‘lifetime of one ~——— | ventilating ount a : launched in—1963, in--Quebee’s former Union Na- ss rf My, 2 5 / . year, now is the oldest one still We Siseettnerss steers : 2 aes Robert McCleave..(PC—Hati- His depattment had received tional government, was critical : ae mag) oH being listened to by the~world- PURITY. DAIRY |? We Heat, Treat, Cool > : ax) ‘said ‘the criteria are un- 450, firm notifi¢ations from in- of’ division of responsibilites eeprom HC © hey telemetry network of the ans “oe and Move Gir. condmic and’ freakish. dustries planning new plants or | among federal~departments. RO FORM FY U.S. Aeronautics. and ‘Bpece Ad- ‘3 3 = The bustling city of Moncton expansion in'designated areas When ‘he went to: the depart- i { . ae | ministration. Parente: Prefer 3 Palmer Electric Ltd. oe was in a’ designated:.area ‘but Ten areas had grown — sulfi-- ment of industry” with a> prob-—| ~ J : There has been a reduction in “Purity Products” -< 3 + Jalifax, Dartmouth, Saint John. ciently to be taken off the tist lem, he was told to go to trade | q oe ‘th.. charging current for the so- ° Fitzroy St. Dial 4-8543 ‘.B., and Fredericton were ex. of desigtiated’areas, and ‘commerce, then labor, ,| ve ows si! a lar, batteries of Alouette I, DRB ~ 3!7 Kent St.° ° Dial 4.7125 $ luded : Mr. Drury. said he will intre- | then.-manpower, It was a ridi- | iy said. Power difficulties were | evecersssccees secs ss: He, s said the’ whole Atlantic ‘duce legislation later this ‘ses- culous: :runaround. i tot ; r Z none ae. > | > gere’n ea? " =O0°R-3" gf > eae :) ers ; = No S27 cs : a ' cena me hin PD ; : Ge: x w rT 3 | ee Conser vative ee PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE a This very economical plan ° dining area: Construction ts ; . 2 c Ah AP ‘ assures extra large rooms for Brick Veneer, and house HOW TO OBTAIN: t AIGN CALENDAR : nd. a house of this size. Both front could be built on a 40 foot lot. oy i and rear ‘entrances «are: pro-. Very suitable design for elec- - a ‘. tected. The rear entrance’ is rn hi 7 DESIGN BOOK . ' cer CFCY-TV : a trie heating. ‘In this case, the - a, convenient to the basement — + chi a - vec a8 May and to 'the.extra large kitchen ' fireplace BOG CRANEY: 2. C0U The alas design book en: ~ f | which could aie serve as. a be — Design No. 527. titled “101 Selected —Subur- Tues., May 24th . ban and Country Homes; De- - |... : ‘aap Z : Fi t dF lin q Houses ~ signed for Canadians, is | * hes 4: 00 p.m. . Hon. Leo Rossiter aS le er 'g 0 Y ame] irs Ai or Ai I nen, SN AuaRe at the offices ‘6: 05: p.m. Mel McQuaid, M.P. o suardian and The ° = eee

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QUESTION: We are convert- salt and -six ounces of. powder- - cludes color: selection, .etc., > Arnold MacLennan and S : ing a large upstairs apartment ed alum in about four gallons-of _ plus over 100° popular new Eric Jessome ‘ ~ Sy jinto two smaller ones of vwe hn water: ae a quarto f designs_to choose from. Also . a4 land ‘a half rooms. each. Is there molasses to this mixture. Then included: are. full designs on : iz lany’way we can_make the wall thoroughly mix 50 pounds of ~ how to order blueprints. Wed., May 25th 5

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hould be ten- consistency. When first applied} | Dan Compton ay : ied to the celling oe floor. ae this whitewash will-have a yel- eee an old prick house in lan insulating blanket between low tinge, but it disappears in a ® oe However, the lthe old wall and the new. one; fw days. For a variety of for- | Gee phe wat ‘ox. ae @ Thurs., May 26th é ' gyi 1 las f hite hf ifi : lboard(plasterbpard). wall. plan foe Nand bh arte ae can we clean the brick .walls? ; a) 7: 15 p.m. Heath Macauerria: M. P. z + : Istamps)—to—the—Supetintendent=—ANSWER: ihe easiest end Ns “Walthen- Gaudet, Tom: Dav= ae 800T THROUGHOUT HOUSE of Documents, Washington -25,- quickest_was would be to have | | . = J ee " QUESTION: We have a ranch- iD. C. for a copy of Farmers’ | ‘the brick steam-cleaned by a|\) , fes : s : Walter Di Hl type house, on a eoncrete slab, Bulletin No. 1,452, ‘Painting on ‘building cleaning contractor ° = > Hon, Leo Rossiter _ Walter Dingwe with no basement. We have oil- ithe Farm." | (consult your classified telephone : fired steam heat. The heating DAMP OVERHANG CLOSETS directed) 70 do it vrarsell wat Fri., May 27th ee unit is covering everything i:n | QUESTION: ‘Two of our clo with clear wate : : ‘ | Guest utility toom.with a black sets are on an overhang. The ene hewder ssiitite , ist 2 5:45 eh Mel McQuaid, M.P., Keith i soot, which is sifting into other floors and the closets themsel- v “t at rooms, too. Would’ éovering the ves are icy co}d in the winter about =a quarter: cupful"in each 11 30") MacKenzie, - Harry. McCon- , é i Speakers oil burner stop this — or any- and get damp; “in the — spring | Pl! oa or_with a mecha. nell, Harry McConnell | F ~. thing else? ithey start to mold. Is there Me's hand soap containing fine i f é ANSWER: Either the oil burn- ‘something we can line the out- -sand—and— plenty of hot water, oe - = ows _ Premier. — _— 3: a A WwW Ithe er_needs adjustment because of side floor with to remedy this? 1° eee formation ‘of perma- res ae : : . Wailthen litxproper mixture of oil and air, -ANSWER: Yes. Line‘the clo, eot dirt’streaks,- serub from e or some. parts of the furnace or set floors and outside walls with the bottom upward, always keep- Gaudet boiler fiave doors that do not a batt-type insulation, then cov- ing: the. wall under the area that ~ CFCY-RADIO close tightly thus allowing ler the floor with plywood, Your ‘8 being scrubbed thoroug h- —— —lto-float— through “small” spaces. [building — supplies dealer wilt !¥-wetted-down.Be sure-to-rinse | = nearer rere eta crea nee eres = onal The burner could be enclosed have detailed ciaeaieeiiiae s ee Trace of the cleaning —Sat., May 2ist with a sheet metal hood, but installation instructions avail - ee sme. previsiea shut” Be thie table:——Insialting -a—emall-elec- Solution. 1 05 m. | ne Andrew MacRae eS I M Q . d for air to get to the burner in |tric damp chasef in each closet Pees ee Dourenes 2 Me ‘lorder to obtain combustion: I | will help warm and circulate the : A’ leak in our : ‘ MGMAUG) : --|strongly urge you--have—an.- oil. lair, giving added~ protection. 1961 convertible has stained the Mon., May 23rd: es ; ; burner service man check the This is merely, a small, rod - upholstery.on the driver's seat. H M. P : = an _, joperating efficiency of your unit eee sleaenuts - covered It looks ue rust, oe ppholgety 1:05 ae eath Macquarrie, z ‘ ‘land = al test the automatic tube, plugged into‘any convenient isa very thin material. on’ A: ‘Walthen Gaudet - Mel MeQuaid, M. P. draft ae : . eu loutlet and consuming only the know-that it is called. Is there 3:45 p.m Mrs. Charles McQuaid . WHITEWASH FORMULA equivalent of a 25-watt bulb; a- anything we can use te remove Spee ee Vote for your ‘LOCAL Candidates QUESTION: Please te- vailable at some large house- this stain? F ; Cc : M 30th. peat: inci waihewr eh icone. ie dealere and electric ap- | Liters Gok Bee eacat ance og + 2 E very simple ;|pliance stores. ial. ’ ues ., May 4th : em! ote Progressive onservative on May whitewash can be prepared by SEALER FOR BLUESTONE? ‘Preparations for removing stains 3: 45 p.m. _ Dr. J. A. MoeMillan adding water to hydrated lime} : t+—~ a ae im seers Saka rc Welcome — - Ent ertainment & Refreshments - |that has been well protected jvised a selaer finish for a flag- cleaning plastics are widely Inserted by 2nd. Kings P. C. Association (from the air. The following is a |stone foyer. Would you advise a.ailable at housewares and the same for a Pannsylvania hardware stores. Follow label i bluestone--fireplace?. _instructions carefully. _Alterna- | ANSWER: Bluestone is porous tively, you~ can try--removing J. Hlike flagstone, and applying a: the stain witha nonflammable sealer finish for concrete to this~tiquid—spot—remover,——_______} —- type of material would also make WORN CHAIR WEBBING hit easier to keep clean, prevent--—-QUESTION:—__The—-framework|-—__— Hing stain and dirt penetration. of an aluminum outdoor chair is | PAINTING LEAK STAINED perfectly “good, but heavy wear | QUESTION: -A leak from the has reduced the plastic webbing shower -above stained a small to.shreds. How can I mend this? jarea of our living room, ceiling. Or ‘must. I sacrifice the whole The leak has been repaired. We chair? are planning to repaint the*liv- | ANSWER: ‘You should winit ing room soon. How should the more often at hardware and | stained plaster be treated be- housewares stores; and garden fore the paint is applied? jcentrés, friend. They all carry “ANSWER: Hf the plaster was kits_gnd assortments of. geplace- wet for an extended period, it webbing for just such prob- Fri., May ait may have deteriorated and re- | lems, all. desi to do the job plastering of the section is ad- at home. You happy te ~ 11:30 p.m Premier Watter Shaw | visable. However, if the plaster | now that this ie a really simple is still in good condition, eoat job todo. ° : ih hi shellac thifined half and = (Note: “Att a re a alt with denatured alcohol. If lating to home maintenance : the shellacked surface appears. should be aseesoned to: ~ Roger + CJRW-RADIO _ Sen. May 2 = Hon. Andrew MacRae 12.50 | aes 3 S t Mon., May 23rd 3 IS YOUR BUSINESS 12:35, p.m. Erte Jessome ata 2 alan as ~ 2 Tues., May 24th ae aaa Lal ee 12:35 p.m. Premier Walter Shaw, - db ’ 6:15 Arnold MacLennan ' 7:45 Erie Jessome, Keith Hare rington, Gerald Rooney . Wed., May 25th. ay ¢ 12:40 _ Keith Hardagton IDB: has’ helped to finance many growing ‘businesses-in 7:45 p.m David MacDonald, M. P., the acquisition Of land, buildings, machinery OF, equip- Erie Jessome and ment. It may be useful for you to discuss the financial coe Arnold MacLennan . needs of your business with us. i ae STORE HOURS ‘% 2 Thurs.; May 26th —. ; FEY, Roe Se ! 12:35 p.m. _Hon. Henry Wedge. Monday - Thursday 9 — 5° INDUSTRIAL : a et pes ‘ i ri., "(May 27th 27 BRANCH OFFICES ACROSS CANADA 14:39 p.m. ATs Te ore ee. * ‘Saturday 9 a V2: 30 MONCTON, NB: 236 St George Street — Telephone “389 1551 _11:30 p.m. | :30 m. a Premier Walter Shaw

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