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Mine-Mill Claims Majority, ; . : Avoids Errors mR > ar I Pe Wor ers 4 There are many 4different|\; invariably used | The requirements of a 00d methods of Jaying bricks such| construction. roll of those eligible for the bar-/masonry wall are the correct). running or garden bond with) Stone work can be coursed or gaining unit has been given as)masonry units for the purpose/a header course every sixth or|proken ashlar pattem, coursed 1 : lintended, good mortar, protec-|seventh course (a header course eubble | "The cards now with the la-tion against freezing and pro-|bonds the face masonry to the SUDBURY (CP) -- Mine-Mill says it has a majority of work- ers signed in a bid to regain bargaining rights for Inco work- approximately 15,031. ers here from the United Steel|por board indicated a positive|tection gaaian. the. to rapid| Workers of America (CLC). |majority of Inco workers favor| Nels Thibault, president of)yine-Mill as their bargaining s jwarm summer days. | an | 'The most important necessity|stretchers and two | herringbone pattern, etc. jabsorption of w motar by the bricks duringlof headers \basket weave which 1s two! PLAN TO CHECK ABSENT THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Mey 28, 1963 27 Judge Dismisses | Betting Charges lises was a common betting house under the terms of the soldiers) ¢ANCHESTER, England \(CP) -- The Associated Metal "| The simplest method is the| . iecioty-t 'aid A or b hi orkers' Society Ss sugges rasic$ unning or garden bond which SIMCOE (CP) -- A Norfolk|Criminal Code. a re gt gia ae County magistrate Thursday' Magistrate Ross said there ai a y's paid dismissed betting house chargeS\was no evidence of any direct! holiday for every 10 weeks with-|against eight men following a). i direct gain by Waterford) out checking in late. police raid on a downtown Wa- rete a Fok Tecan fal terford home April 4. luk or his brother Nicholas, as Magistrate W. E. Ross ruled/, result of card games played, that the Crown had failed tojin a back room of the restaurant produce evidence that the prem-ibuilding. lfor good masonry however, is la skilled mason, and random _ rubble. back up masonry); Flemish|Brick or stone yeneer must be|noles provided at the base as bond which is alternate courses|tied to the frame with non-|required by plans. and and stretchers;!corrosive metal ties and drain'specifications. ater from the Fav go the -lateruaiional agent for 1965,""-he said: ine, Mill and Smel-| 4)... ae terworkers (Ind.), said Wednes-| Mine-Mill held the bargaining, day a total of "just under 8,000" rights for 17 years until ousted cards of membership have been|by Steel three years ago by a| turned over to the Ontario La-| margin of 15 votes. bor Relations Board. | ere = ogg 6 , 2. WILL STUDY CHINESE | 'uesday to make its final sub-| ,, . "h_, f mission of cards. On May 11 a| ©DINBURGH (CP)- Already union .delegation turned over|one of the few places in Europe 7,430 signed cards to the board.|where Chinese ean be studied at The board has announced althe graduate level, Edinburgh hearing on the Mine-Mill bid/University plans to set up a full- will be held June 15 after alblown. department of Chinese check on the validity of the Studies in the arts faculty next signings. \fall. Officials say there is a Mr. Thibault said the Inter-/growing need for knowledge of national Nickel Company pay-iChina, Separatism Will Burgeon If PQ Ambitions Ignored NEW YORK (CP)--If the am-jin its 300-year history French bitions of Quebec are ignored,|\Canada has begun to realize the separatist movement might!what it could become." poe egg a egg Ae French nationalism has been ison, -in-chie! | f Stenireal Star, told the Cana- nurtured through the two cen dian Society of New York Wed-|turies which had passed since nesday night. the defeat of the French on the French Canadian separatism, |battlefield of 1759. It had re-| he said in his speech at the so-|mained intact and had become ciety's annual Queen's birthday|stronger. Now it wanted its) dinner, is still unimportant in|place in the sun and no longer| voting terms, but it remains ato be considered a minority in reality not to be ignored an English-speaking Jand "Canada," he said, 'is in the, "French Canada's university throes of a basic transforma-|graduates, and as time goes on tion and this transformation is|its new elite, will demand in all] not a renaissance of French|Canada, but most certainly in Canada. It is something due to|Quebec, control of key posts in the fact that for the first timejthe Canadian economy." Plaster, Dry Wall Good -- Depends On Workmanship Either the traditional gyp-,tle, nails have a tendency to sum plaster or dry. wall type/break loose from the wood of finish such as gypsum board|backing and nail heads appear makes a satisfactory interior/beyond the wall surface, This finish if the workmanship isican be annoying if all the inter good. Plaster is still a veryjior painting and decorating ha popular choice and the quality|/been done, For both taping and of the finish depends largely on|cementing joints, the manufac the skill of the plasterer and the|turer's instructions must be proper mixing of materials jcarefully followed Besides obtaining a good wall)' Wooden interior finishes usu surface, ot other -- ally come in the form of ply that should be kept in mind), te ee : These include the fireproof as- wood panels, although other pect, sound proofing, Jeaving|types, such as knotty pine openings for electrical outlets|boards, can be used with good and the reinforcing of corners|results if a rustic effect is de above certain windows andjsired. Any builder or building doors. 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There is no specific length' of time prescribed for the dry-| ing of plaster. The period de- pends on the interior tempera- ture as well as outside factors and humidity. Windows should) be left partly open during the drying period to allow air to circulate. Wet plaster contains a large amount of water and good ven- tilation is needed to assist evap-| oration. On the other hand, evaporation should not take place too readily or you may get cracks in the plaster. Unlike plaster, which is ap- plied wet and creates a moisture problem, dry wall finishes -- as the name implies -- are put on dry and enable the builder to proceed more rapidly with the interior woodwork. The most popular type of dry wall finish is gypsum board, but other! types such as hard board, fibre- board and wood panelling can be used. A dry wall finish provides an attractive surface when paint- ed. 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