18 The Guardian, ‘ 
     
     Thurs. April 9. 1964. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ass’n Aims 
     
     ' lo Protect 
     
     Customers 
     
    
   
   
    
     Br WILLIAM Mat-DOUGALL 
     
    

    
     MONTREAL ’CPI—A builder 
     
     awepts a knoun payment for a 
     
     homo darts to build It. then 
     
     :oes bankrupt before It is fin. 
     
     vslted and the customer 15 left 
     
     in a imam-tat tanzie. 
     
    

    
     Or a builder decides to make 
     
     a ten extra dollars by using in- 
     
     tc-vm- materials. caught: the 
     
     hwttte-bt.t)0r a major expense 
     
     \ttth'u a )rat' or two after mox- 
     
     't‘:’_‘ In 
     
    

    
     Tllf‘rt‘ are the things the Mom- 
     
     "eat DISIrIt't Home Builders As- 
     
     :~t~tattoIt—.'ittd slnlllal' assocta- 
     
     Imm el3etthere-are trying to 
     
     ntl‘\9lli 
     
    

    
     Thi: 1S one of the reasons 
     
     the Montreal district association 
     
     has embarked on a member-re- 
     
     t-v'uttm: t-untpatzn. <a_\'.~ Ray- 
     
     mund F l.a:ue. association ex- 
     
     m-u'ut‘ \'t'€‘-pt‘(‘.~ttl(‘!ll 
     
    

    
     The aim of the as>octatton is 
     
     In hetottte a better bustness 
     
     bureau of our Industry." pend- 
     
     m: reuett'ed efforts 'o convince 
     
     the Quebet' :mernment to en- 
     
     att leztslattnn requirtn: the h~ 
     
     I-rmtn: of builders and setting 
     
     Stiff ~tandat‘ds for them. Mr. La- 
     
     me said In an mterv1ew. 
     
    
   
   
    
     [VTEREST EXPRESSED 
     
     The provincial association is 
     
     unrkttt: ttmttrds Stu-h legisla- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     lO‘IN 
     
    
   
   
    
     PORK CHOPS 
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
         
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     ngICE CHEX. . . . l7c 
     
     DRESSING. . . . 32.2?“43c 
     
    
   
   
    
     PLAN TERS 
     
    
   
   
    
     PEANUTS . . . . .'l§§éz’35c 
     
    
   
   
    
     ~  enigma ,   $1  SHORTENING 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     FIRM GOLDEN RIPE 
     
    
   
   
    
             
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
     '0 0 a TINS 
     
    
   
   
    
     BAKERS MILK 6 oz. 1» 33' ~ I L".  
     
     ECHOCOLATE CHIPS . .. 29c   $1 I 
     
    
   
   
    
     BANANAS 
     
     V - PUDDINGS. . . ,2  29c 3% 
     
    
   
   
    
     . .Las. 
     
     eon 
     
     SULTANA ' a AYLMER cm: 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     SUNKIST ' 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     LB. CELLO 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
            
     
    
   
   
    
     69 lB. 
     
     tImI and 311' Lague said the Le- V  I ‘ ‘ ...... ,, . _. , .  . 
     
     saze :overnment has expressed l 
     
     intereSt in the idea. He said no 
     
      '“   Salmon Trout 
     
     By ;etttn: enough members '. lb. ( 
     
     and by putting on a high-pow- 4' "I I 
     
     ered pttblt('lt_\' campaign. the aS- ' t s 
     
     somattnn seeks to establish a . . . PFR 
     
     nthlIrly-respet-ted seal of qual-  it”, fairnng,  PER c 1 LB. c 1 c 
     
     - - - LB. 
     
     'llplilltelelititlt homes  a I, L ‘b.  LB, PhLM 
     
     Tht= plthltt‘tly advantages to . )Ourlng 9 . - 
     
     members \\Pt‘P obvmus. lt't ad- ' .‘ , 
     
     dltlnn. for a membership fee  i I gargalnsl  —— 
     
     a year. a builder also obtained  :' A I - 
     
     the bettetits ot' the association's  i5! YOU  {Ind   
     
     liaison committee with the cen- ' . I  02- 
     
     tral mortzaze and housing cor- ‘  here   
     
     pm‘atlnn and other mortgage 
     
     l‘ttmpatttes. There were sundry . 
     
     other beneltts. 
     
     The a<soctatton no \K‘ has  
     
     t‘ou1ltlx 373 members. (lCSt't‘th‘d . 
     
     hr .\lr Laaue as about, 40 pet . 
     
     rent of \lontreat area home- ’  . 
     
     “ ll OZ 
     
     the lamest builders." 
     
     ASSOCIATION SETS CODE 
     
     Tlt a,~'~tit'tatitin's Code's pro- 
     
     I'tamna are’ 
     
     the national buildin: code of , « In I ‘ -~ ' - ~ ' it 
     
     (Vanadn ER 8 m‘mmum “amt MtCALN S SHOE b1Rll\lv l‘Rhl\(H   . 00 OZ 
     
     riard for construction . . . Mem- ' n "' 'V ' 
     
     hers Shall plan their SthS and ‘ c les 
     
     homes to conform to the prin- POLLY 
     
     mptps oi :mtd t't‘mll‘llltillV Ialatt- BAG -~ 
     
     nut: Members shall deal justly FOR 
     
     utth their employees. sub-rott- 
     
     trartors and suppliers Members _ 
     
     \I-Ith their customers. ‘0 OZ' 
     
     'lletnberS ~hzttl vii-operate to TINS 
     
     extend the effectiveness of the a" 
     
     assoctation by Intert-harzin: in- - \ 
     
     lnt‘matlnll and experience. and c . FOR 
     
     Fnt'tilll‘ElZC roman-h on mater- 
     
     tals and l€(‘hl‘llunS in order to 
     
     l‘l‘lllt'tan‘ nt :tppl‘tipl‘lalf’ and TINS 
     
     adequate rompensation for the 
     
     ~Pl'\tti~‘\ \\ltit'l1 they render. FOR 
     
     Members shall avoid all con- 1 
     
     rim: or l)l‘él(‘llc(‘ likely to dis- /2  ( 
     
     t'redu or do Injury to the house- 
     
     butldtu: industry." 
     
     home trom the, Charottctown 
     
     Ho~prtat after undergoing treat- 
     
     l]lt"lll ttt~ro 
     
     l)t('l\' L'ullon has been released 
     
     and \\ Ill le‘lKl some time in the 
     
     « tl\ before returning home. He 
     
     \pe‘tt a mtllllll in hospital and 
     
     it one time his. condition was 
     
     lit: Allan Morrison, aged 100 
     
     twused attay ret-ently following 
     
     a lii‘l‘lntl of Illness. durutg which 
     
     site it as a patient 111 the Charles 
     
     .tuhn R O'Brien “as In Char- 
     
     lr‘tltr‘lt‘un law week visiting his 
     
     br‘tltt‘t and other members of 
     
     in family His brother is I 
     
     P'uttp Malone. St Peter: 
     
     Rut. 1K a patient in the Chariti- 
     
     ttrttmu Hmpttal 
     
     llnltmr O‘RtrIen has returned , . 
     
     l'hartnttemun Hospital He ex-  1 
     
     Potts to be back to work shortly,   
     
     “r and Mrs. Herb Mat-Der-  
     
     ov'r. have returned after spend- i' 
     
     twnrts and relatives in Boston  I" r 
     
     Thrt- travelled by ear. '2'" ", ‘   1‘1 05'  
     
     Emmett MacDonald. (TNR ' 5 118' CELLO c o u o o I PKG, c 
     
     sertfontmau here, is reported in BAG 
     
     soon mum: 2" OZ. 0 
     
     rmvn Hospital followmrg an  l 
     
     operation "L . a __ .l  6 ROLLS  Tle 
     
     .lohn Grimes. who rceetrtty  " '   ‘ ' ° ' ' ‘ FOR 
     
     Iinderuent surgery In the (‘lIaI- 3"  5h, ' --  
     
     returned to his home. T" ~ " ‘ 
     
     Mrs John Grimes. who was “WT “QM” 
     
     severely burned in a flash fire 
     
     in her home Monday has been  2  D 24 Oz 
     
     taken to hospital Site mpon- e   ‘ c 
     
     ellly knocked a can of oil from . . . . BTLS' ' 
     
     the \t'armin: men of her stove 
     
     m‘y'eatr-old fatther-in-law . UARF DISH [5 OZ. 
     
     domed the hlaze mm a bucket w 1 
     
     of water 
     
     Jack Arsenaullt ls a patient H 9‘, 
     
     in the Prince Edward Island‘ 14 X l~' c c 
     
     “mm-m O O O I 0 
     
     Harold mmlas is a patient 
     
     Hawks ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     "3&5 s. r. HALVES M. L. CELLO AVERAGE 2'"; LBS. 
     
     zucli legislation exists in any ' A 
     
     Itv ot‘ :Iamp of approval on 
     
     ranzutz hettteeu $100 and $200 
     
     builder: and "made up of all 
     
     FROZEN. ROD £570ng BTLS. 
     
     . FOR 
     
     \lembor: shall ('"mpll’ “'th 
     
     =halt deal honestly and fairly FARM HOL’SE    
     
     provide better homes at lower t r 
     
     W Members shall uphold the PERFECTION BANANA Nl'T AYLMER FRUIT 1" 0Z- 
     
     \ttke Donovan has returned 
     
     Front lllf‘ Charlottetown Hospital 
     
     I-t‘pvrlt"! \f‘l‘lllllS 
     
     ttetrmn Hospital 
     
     pnurnl In hoSpital. 
     
     tv-mr after being a pavttent in the ‘ l= 
     
     TEXAS \ ' 
     
     l' RAISINS 2 “’8' 49 
     
     I o o o o 0 FOR C 
     
     In: an Easter holiday with T. . 
     
     good condititm in the Charlotte-. 
     
     lottotou‘n Hospital has recently 
     
     and her clothes muzht fire 
     
     -lll the Ohemltittetmvn 
     
    
   
   
    
     JOHNSONS PASTE REG. SIZE 
     
     DIVE DEEP 
     
    
   
   
    
     A zoologist who attached 1 LB, 
     
     depth gauges to seals diacov- c c 
     
     and they could dive almost TIN . . . . . 
     
    
   
   
    
     1.500 tech—the deepest dives 
     
     ever recorded 60! mammall. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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