{ oe 4 .< & 2 i. ° Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. Sept. 27, 1965. 11 : Housing Plan Timber, Plywood raz=ar--= wineses Meo Sie aes g ' yW The, evened contract |< cov. tnesses ROLLER GKATE. KNOW HOW Te the Montreal-Torento, Toronto In Convention | o runs. MONTAGUE — The three-day

ancel effective ~ention of Jehovah's Witnes- ton eS ne currently being held in “the | 2/ are to be inaugurated Oct.| Montague Regional High School &) Auditorium got underway last =

. evening Pierre Delagrave, CNR vic® | Delegates heard their district > ; supervisor say, We, have been | ger sales and. services, said the sathered together for the pur- daily in each direction between | PO of learning various ways

| and’ means of increasing our Under the agreement, cost tar |Montreal and Toronto Gurine | raise to Sehewe.”’

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LONDON (CP)—Harlow Hous | Corporation is to be appointed have certain financial responsi- {ng Corp. has agreed that al! as architect for design of the bilities as would any architect timber and plywood to be used |houses and for supervision of the and construction supervisor un- fn a new large-scale British-Ca- building contract. es dertaking such a project, but we nadian housing project are to be| Some of the complex terms of are optin tic that no losses will manufacured im Canada. ithe joint project were disclosed be incurred,” he said.

Te also agreed thet Canada’s Friday in 2 letier of intent under | Central Mortgage and Housing which Harlow New Town, about |gets will be revised to incorpor- peak periods, including two new |.

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25 miles north of London, will ate price rises at the time the |non-stop trains which will oper-| WR. Smith, circuit, minster | | |onstruct 176 ‘erraced two \ienders are recei' ed, whieh will/ate on ‘the fastest running at a Welch Toner terisiy ter | ON THE Al rtorey dwellings using Canediaa iq in some months’ time At|times ever scheduled im Can-| +14 tris could he. done by’ first framing and some exterior M5 lthet stage, beth CMHC and the |sde | a family scheduling their time; | terials as well as Canadian de" ‘Harlow Housing Corporation will’ The CPR plans one fast 48y-| second, by becoming a full-time | MONDAY PROGRAMS [12 272 construction methods: /ne tree to withdraw. from the jtime train daity between the two! minister if possible: and lastly. | 38 ON ! = 5 lattes dated July 0 and nontract “if no acceptable ten- cities. by taking advantage of some of CFCY.-TV sae te Victor, Hamnett, Har-\der ig obtained.” In that case,| The CNR said will continue | ¢he times we are not entaee | |low's executive architect, Cana Harlow will reimburse CMHC to operate morning’ afternoon | in secular work to praise Jeho-| o ou a |dian ‘High Commissioner Lionel lor shandoned wort. ‘and overnight trains in each di- | vah, = 2.00 p.m.—All-Ster Theatre | er said the C 82! However, if the designs and jrection and will reduce runnin, | Today the delegates are put- 0 3:30 p.m.—Teke Thirty government will arrange {for ost estimates are accepted and |time to less than six hours. | ting into practice some of this © 4.00 p.m.—Vacation Time CMHC to prepare preliminary |the work continues, CMHC will! Between Montreal and Que-| counsel as call on the “a 5.00 p.m.—Your Lend ieoalens of ate Meas ont. Sie ibe paid fees in accordance with bec, the CNR would continue to | ple in the , area. peo mi 6 30 p.m.—took | \Briti tectural rates. | i steel | highlight 6.00 Cae Is The Life | quirements of the client author- — a — Chev. | Parete its stainless day-| The of the convent | | ir ! In his | mer ion comes Sunday at 3 p.m. when 625 p.m.—Robin Hood Jackpot ity," which, in the case, will be [jer said: » Le Champlain. | Mr. Wall speaks on the sub- | 6.30 p.m.—Gazette |Harlow, Housing Corporation. | ‘The units will be built using The CPR's existing daytime | j.% “What Does the Resurrect-| ~

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_ First reports on the big pro |canadian timber frame con- Montreal-Quebec service “will | ion of the Dead Mean ject, which could pave the way |siruction methods and..timber ‘continue: as at present.”

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| for a vast of the Brit, Canadian lumber ish market for Canadien timber (Ureced, 0 Ae amber ens | and plywood, suggested the Ca | plywood used in the framing of | nadian government. will finance |inese houses shall be of Cana- | the eperetion and thet the Har- ‘dian manufacture. The construc poor ee ition standards will be basically é On \those used in Canada adapted to ception tat a Canesiag nied Kingdom element \residue costs. fee possible and

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|. However, in an interview Fri- jday, Hemnett’ said that provid- ling CMHC estimates and de-| signs show that over-all costs

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South cards, the bidding went | rather strangely in this fash | ion:

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Here North became declarer at*-five clubs after the French |

|East had made a fancy bid of | {four clubs

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later. As a result, France gai | 700 points on the deal.

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