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ety at bis hore i: Markham Tout, 15 miles north of Toronto. | The sor of Pelish immigrants. Mr. Koblensky left school at 14

mostly ‘a practica! one.”

Vehicles Power Windows 220242

Now Moving Into Houses

By SEAN FINLAY ‘guage will close the windows/aluminum-frame windows, TORONTO ‘CP) — . Three when rain falls. eR said. years ago house-builder: Josepm Mr. sKoblensky. a year Kobleasky flicked a switch op- native Winnipeg, said: “The HAVE NYLON TRACK

| From the W:nnipez plant he " |worked his way to becoming a ‘mechanic, then a oricklayer and finally a carpenter. But, the be Second World War interrupted . his diversification and he served oversegs with the Canadian Army. as 2 tank mechanic.

erating his car's power windows car's power windows gave me Eventually to-be sold across He returned to Canada, with

—and a dream was bora. _ am idea and I sanply adapted Canada under the name That simple action started a principle The idea of power tro-Glide, the windows are him on a train of thoucst windows im homes struck me as ™arily for imstallation in

Elec-' ay English-born wife he met in Pll- Belgium. anc built a home in BeW suburban Willowdale

ahich now $25.00 im research something that was bound to Domes, but cap be adapted'to However, he never hved im

and countless experiments later come.” older s. Powered by 2 the house. he sold it at a profi has a mew gadget te He said: “We plan te start aes gel the United States, and went into the home building Can home - owners — manufacturing the windows at the windows run on a syloo business

‘windows that: open and close st a rested plant in Kitchener, ‘rack. the touch.of a button. =" ” «~Ont., in July.” The company, says Mr.

But his love of building Kob- houses, bas waned te be _re-

The windows, through @ ther- The windows. which he de- lensky, will employ 30 persons placed by the “electric window mostat. will even open and scribed as “necessary !‘uxur- initially at the Kitchener plant, which takes up most of his ‘elese with a chance im temper- tes.” «il! be marketed at prices but plans call for manufactuz-' time ature A specially - designed competitive with conventional ing locations at Halifax, Mont-|' Like most inventors, he has a

Mr. Koblensky said: ~

real, Toronto, Winnipeg, Saska- father’s attitude toward his toon, Edmonton and Vancouver. | product—he, is convinced of: its are

Each value and that it will. be

plant will make windows which -<ounding success on the market.

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The windews, which he -says been worked’ out If the power eS cena fe SELLS hasbeen approved__by___the ‘fails it can be operated manu- Canadian Standards Association ally’ and every moving part O10! e icie was developed by Mr. Koblen- been thoroughly tested.” By ARCH MacKEN7ZIE ‘© Trade in automotive preducts R s iT NOT | WASHINGTON (CP) — Ap alone in 1%1 was about $700,- wr : F

agreement with Canada to sbol- 900,900. i Po op

icles and ther parts was de- automotive exports to Canada| scribed here by US. state in the last wo years averaged | undersecretary, Thomas Mann, about $600,000.00 annually’ “as one of the mest significant against imports from Canada of | -tives—that-we-have-takesin—@ Wirtz dealt_ mainly .with number of years.” ‘eial :

Marn, the top economic bill with any duplication caused spokesman for the state de in the .

the House be removed from imported. i

He was followed by Com- - 4a has removed its tar-

merce Secretary John Connor . 4 and Labor’ Seeretary Willard W, “#8 02 American material ef- |

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turer ievel for mast motnr vehi- eo kone of ¥ og iP PE | “Seid Meme: “Conoda i | Vancouver , i |eside” the nakorantive “of om reeiected president of The Ca- IN A GAME Se | Saneuanees-“sutentive—indes- meas eress ty hie Sellew @| CF COMIRAT * try and has joined with us to "I" soe. of Quebec le. cca |create a rationalized and inte ‘ DEAL ieuaieci - St. Clair Balfour, : = | ribané.—first vice

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surface it looks as though South gould be foolish. and must go down one. since he has therefore plays the five As a \a heart and a club te lose, but | result, he makes the contract i

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