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Dickey Dam Project Is Back | In Water Projects Package

WASHINGTON (CP) — The Dickey dam on the Upper 8t. John River in Maine has been reinserted in a package of water proiects before Congress, Demo cratic Senator Frank Moss of Utah told reporters Friday.

The House of Representatives, in a move led by hostile private- power and coal interests, had

a Senate-House conference com-

com| on the water-pro- jects bill. The conference com: mittee’s report will come later.

The Dickey project will have to face strong House opposition again, although its supporters, led by Senator Edmund Muskie voted recently to delay the $227,-|of Maine, have expressed cau- 000,000 project, after the Senate jtious optimism that this time had given its approval. ithey have the votes.

"The U.S. government itself is Education Centre (Ditind Dickey, which also re To Be Dedicated

quires Canadian assent. It would flood some Quebec land, while

The new Christian education

center of Saint John’s United

increasing the hydro potentia! at New Brunswick dams down. stream. Power capacity would be 794,000 kilowatts.

Church, Mount Stewart, will be

dedicated at a special service to|

be ae Sunday morning at

speaker at the vervice

The private-power and coal lobby moved in against Dickey

will be Rev. J. Henry Tye of

Park Royal United Ohurch and

area of Maine. the Stewiacke Valley Male) SaUVe Declares Choir from Nova Scotia will

lead in the service of praise. | Unity Is ‘Must’

The work on the building was, done by members of the local WALKERTON, Ont.” (CP)— congregation with assistance Forestry Minister Sauve said from Keith Pickard in the de-| Thursday English and French- sign and Douglas Bros. and |epeaking Canadians must ae- Jones Ltd. who installed the|cept each other and live to- heating. The large assembly |gether ‘‘because national unity hall, five classrooms and kit-/is a must.” chen are attractively finished; «Canada has and supply the necessary space | out Quebec and to carry out the Christian edu- | ture eaten work and other activities | the congregation, | j ath Mtermoon at 2 o'clock Southwest to eee Mo n hurch anothec | : special service will be held for | Mr, Seuve said Quebec yman's Sunday The ker | will’ be Rev, TE. McLennan PD cndystioradgpnean: aedleaadir dred Truro, a former minister of | a fe . - Trinity Upited Church, Cartes. [Sree eien 1 Oe. Her: © Gonaret The Stewiacke Valley Male| The main ‘issue facing Cana-

because it would have. been the first public power project in that

Choir will assist the male choir }dians in the election, he said, |

from the charge and will sing 4s what kind of Canada people,

Moss gave the word on leaving mittee, which is working out a

no future with-.

Quebec no fu-| without Canada,” he said | during a campaign for the Lib-,

through” with the Social Credit)

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SOURIS — A heard by Town Council from the Souris Hospital Board that something be done about the ur- odor eminating from

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Note the location of the kit- chen which has such conven- ient access to the extra wash- reom and basement—also the front and rear entrances both of which have protecting por- ches. Living- dining kitchen

First Aid For Ailing Houses

several special selections. |want in the economic, The service will be conducted | and political fields. by Kenneth Jay, clerk of the!

Session, assisted by Cuylér| most to show in all fields, he Dingwell and Earl MacEwen.

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ONUMENTS

Granite - Marble - Bronze — Cemetery Letteri :

‘Vere Beck & Son Ltd.

“Memorial Craftsmen Since 1870” ‘Charlottetown Montaque

Comfort, Convenience Go Together Electrically

Space-saving baseboard units have auto- ‘; matic temperature . controls, save you~ money by preventing wasteful overheat- ing, give uniform comfort to entire room.

HEAT MacLean & tactically, Son Ud,

ed goods or services at cost. But unlike

' back as patronage refunds after taxes

few.

Truly co - operatives are | __business of the people, for

the people and by the | he

social |

The Liberal government has|

OIL ON PANELLING QUESTION: Before we could finish the walls in our newly /panelled recreation room, the

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| ANSWER: Make a thick paste }of powdered whiting or other | absorbent powder and a non - fla- immable liquid spot remover,

evaporation. When the | paste is dry or discolored, brush off and replace with fresh. Rep eat treatment if necessary- | MORTAR DETERIORATING | QUESTION: At the time we bought our brick home about 10 lyears ago, we had a back porch added. The mortar between the \bricks of this porch has been loosening and weathering out. I am going to replace the mortar |to keep the bricks from falling jout. What caused the mortar to | deteriorate? I want to avoid its recurrence.

: Cement mortar, if made with too much sand, will be weak and the weather will Jeontinue to wash it out. If sand is not clean and if it contains vegetable matter it will cause a weak cement mortar. Another reason is the installation of ma- sonry in freezing weather. This type of work should not be done if the temperature drops below 50 degrees. j

’ KNOCKING, an HEATING

QUESTION: We have hot water heat, oil fired. Every time the burner goes on there is a knocking in the pipes. Is any- thing wrong? eB

ANSWER: The knocking may be due to the expansion of the metal pipes and an insufficient number of supports for the hor- izontal lengths of -pipe- to ab- sorb the vibrations. Or the -sup- ports may have loosened. Inspect the pipe supports in the bas e- ment, and make any corrections. If this doesn't eli- minate the knocking, I recom: mend having your oil sérvice man inspect the installation and burner adjustment. Mighty |good idea to do this anyway. | REMOVING “GOLD PAINT” QUESTION: Is there any pro- iduct to remove ‘‘gold paint” from an old picture frame? Or is sanding the bare wood the only answer?

ANSWER: It depends on whe- ther the gold is a paint, or gold

~ CO-OP WEEK _IN CANADA - October 17-23rd

This is CO-OP WEEK in Canada. And what Is a co-op? you ask. A co-operative, sometimes shortened to co-op, is a group of people organized to provide themselves with need-

other ‘inds of busi-

ness, co-op membership means ownership. You as a member have a say in running your enterprise. And you get savings

and other expenses

are paid. Co-ops are people who realize they must take a

everyday

hand in directing the forces that ccaedan | lives. Co-ops help prevent business m by keeping wealth and power in the hands of the many instead of the

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area is at entrance level. Short stair leads to rear lo cated bedrooms all of which have ample closet space. Con- struction is brick veneer. House could be - on a foot lot. 1296 Sq. Ft.’ :

leaf. If it is really a paint, any paint remover, used according to manufacturer’s label instruc- tions, will be effective. If it is gold leaf, it must be carefully scraped or sanded off.

PAINT PEELE OFF CEMENT

Plant Odors Problem Discussed By Council

request ww jo. a fire protection policy for |

jthe outlying districts. The pre sent policy is $100 for cach out side call paid by the distric, |Councillor Gillis said there should be a basic fee per

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' | write the two plant managers asking’ ff anything can be done clerk write the Mayor of Glace

DESIGN BOOK Bay, Nova Scotia, for informa-

icine tentes mont bate lee Reet ie a book ova near wea." Gulds “ty |#olution to the problem.

Home Plannine and Desicn”’ The clerk reported that she

is now available at the offic: (bas been unable to get anyone

es of The Guardian and The (te act on a ‘own tax appeal

Evening Patriot for $1. tax | board. She was then imetructed

free. This new edition im |to write to Hon. Leo Rossiter of

cludes color selection, ete., | the Department of Municipal Af- plus over 100 popular new fairs to the effect that the town designs to choose from. is interested in his department

Alse included are full de- Sa ee

sign on how to order blue- . E town maintenance department

Officers Hamed dist thie sites fetonme moved For Association iso unt Gunciir he wee The Prigce Edward Island for thelr couaderetiog. The aphers As: council passed this motion.

sociation, comprising studio FIRE PROTECTION oe ns saci a pro- The ‘council héld s discussion contucting "aay

No.1002 1296 Sq.Ft. business in P.E.I., was founded in Charfottetown on Wednesday

bylaws approved.

George. on =. aioe town, president Maritime | Professional Photographers As-| By GEOFFREY WHITHEAD

president| BRIGHTON, England (Reut ers)—Britain’s opposition Con- servative party has made plain it has trimmed its traditional.

wood floors, write to national | Oak ,

‘Association, 814 Sterick Build- ing, Memphis, 3, Tenn. This in- | cludes treatment over concrete. |

GETTING RID OF FLIES | QUESTION: WE live: in a | frame house, completely screen- ed with stormscreen windows- We find flies in the middle of |

‘winter, as well as the rest -of | the year. They. are a little on the dormant side in winter. W.

have used all types of —commer-

cial sprays and even fly paper. | No cure as yet. We find on the | average of from 10 to 15:a day. | Help.

ANSWER: Screen doors, as | , well as windows, are necess- | ary to keep out flies. Screen | mesh should be no larger than

14 meshes to the inch; 16 meshes

will keep out many smaller ins- | ects also. Apply an insecticide

to the screens. The department | of agriculture recommends the | following for control; House flies

breed in places ‘vhere garbage

accumulates. Clean up any

such places. See that garbage

cans have tight - fitting covers. |

Promptly dispose of the dropp- ings of pets. Don’t allow food to stand where it will attract flies. In using an insecticide, be sure to use one with a label saying it is for flying insects. A_ leaflet “House Fly, How to Control It” | (No. A1.35:390) is available for 10 cents (no stamps) from Sup- | erintendent of Documents, Wash- ington, D.C.

TORN SASH CORD QUESTION: How can I fix a | window where the rope tied to | the sash weight has torn? ANSWER: Many hardware dealers and some housewares | stores now stock small strips of clock spring steel, slightly arch- ed, about three and a half inch- | es wide, with sharp teeth at each | end. Wher forced between the

dow where desired, need for sash cord. No carpen- try work is necessary. -

British Conservative Party Cuts Global Defence Policy

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Fesources miust ge to! an alliance which could successfully defend Westera Europe.

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Fisheries Sees Outlook Good

HALIFAX (CP)—Ocean eries Ltd. one of Canada gest seafood producers, ; business qutlook for is good, “providing, fish landings are

In a letter to with a 6%<cent quarterly dend, the company says markets are strong so the demand for its products.

First - year operations of new $8,000,000 processing plant

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Powell said this means among jother things that Britain's right to control the use of its owr strategic weapons must be r-- “to the limit of our ability

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also took over the plants of lobster companies in the Mart- times — Maritime Packers, E. |Paturel Ltd., and Conley’s Lee | sters, é ‘

The letter says final audit ures are not yet available 1965 operating results are pected to be better than

- |year. In 1964 the company re -|ported a net t of 16 per cent on net sales of $32,900,000.

STING IS OVERRATED. Contrary to the belief of many sensational novelists, scorpion bites are seldom more merely painful to man.

PURITY DAIRY

{market ended by a French veto |

\in 1963—underlined the broad theme in a speech Wednesday. | Then another Conservative | leader, Joseph Godber, an- jmounced details of plans to shape Britain’s agricultural] pol- icy toward the European sys- tem by gradually abandoning |subsidies im favor of import | levies

again that Britain is a Euro pean nation and that most of its

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