The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 5

Wcons Clou Moll Rnatratlo Americans Jailed Over Phoney A 30-year-old Cleveland, 0., man, Darwin Bernard, was sentenced to three years In Kingston Penitentiary when he pleaded guilty In criminal court today to 10 counts of uttering counterfeit U.S. $20 bills. John Allen, 24, also of Cleveland, was sentenced on the same charges to eight months In county jail. Det. Howard Devlin testified the two passed phoney bills at a number of downtown Ottawa hotels July 19.

He said "Bernard acquired $1,000 in counterfeit money in Cleveland for $150. The two then travelled here and by passing the bills hoped to make enough to pay for damages caused when Bernard was involved in a car accident at the Golden Lake Indian Reserve, he said. I PHONE Bills Bernard was previously sentenced to 18 and Allen three months, on charges of possession of counterfeit money. At the time of their arrest in Hull July 20, police recovered 23 counterfeit bills from white envelope hidden under a floor mat in a car being used by the two men, said the de He said police had received complaints about phoney American $20 bills and were watch ing for the car involved when it was spotted in Hull, The two men were arrested when they returned to their parked car. Judge Sauve said Bernard had a bad record dating back to 1958.

The offence for Allen appeared to be his "first Astronauts Regret pictures showed the landing on the moon, with the I descent engine kicking up dust. 1 CUT VISIBILITY This caused some concern because it degraded our visibility and ability to detect alti- Armstrong said. Other shots included the planting of the American flag. "It was one of my proudest moments to help plant the flag and to stand back and give it i a quick salute," Aldrin told the reporters. "The primary difficulty on the moon was there was too little time to do the things we wanted to do." Armstrong said.

"We would have liked to do the things we wanted to do." Armstrong said. "We would have liked to have gathered samples of lunar bedrock. "And there were some nearby craters we would have liked to explore. SAILOR DIES WINDSOR. Ont.

(CP) Fire men dragging the Detroit River Friday recovered a body thought to be that of a 17-year- old British seaman. Officials said the seaman, John Davies, of England, failed to return from a swimming excursion in the river Thursday. His ship, the freighter Phonti-nia, is registered out of North Shields, England, and is docked at Windsor's Morton. Terminal. WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTRE THURSDAY -AUGUST 14th 9.30 ri.rn.-tfr 9.00 CDC Denies Report On' New Hiring J.

F. Taylor, chairman mod president of Computing Devices of Canada Limited, today denied a report the Ontario Manpower Review that the company planned to recruit additional workers. The Canada Manpower publication for May-June saidVthat "with the completion of. new factory space. Computing Devices Ltd.

will be recruiting an additional 200 workers But Mr. Taylor said "we are not "constructing any "new He did not know where the report came Mom. CDC is not operating' el capacity. Some employees were laid off for a two-week period earlier this year due to a short age of materials, but they were now back at work. Wellington St.

Bridge Open On Thursday The new $853,000 Wellington Street Bridge opens to traffic at 10 a.m. Thursday. The structure connects Scott Street, at Bayview Road, with Wellington Street near the O'Keefe Brewery. The new bridge will permit closing and removal of the Wellington Street viaduct, open ed in 1909. The new bridge, will accom modate two-way traffic.

The present traffic signals at Wellington Street and Bayview Road-Bayswater Avenue inter section will be removed and new signals installed at Scott Street and Bayview Road. The OTCs No. 51 and 52 buses now using a route akmg Bayview Road, Somerset Street and Preston Street will switch to the new bridge Thursday. SETS TYPING RECORD FALDINGWORTH. England (Reuters) Sgt, John Jackson of the RAF celebrated his 36th birthday Monday by claiming a new world typing record of 1S3 hours minutes.

Jackson typed almost non-stop since Thursday morning, with only about 3a minutes sleep each night. He typed more than 140.0M words. The previous typing record of hours IS minutes was claimed ay another British airman earlier this year. 179-' Dotninioa Public Office Forecast: 5-Year Warranty an Compressor, 1 -Yeor GuoranlM on oH othar parts 95 l-ytof free ttrvict. QajBM Other models to 8.800 B.T.U.'s at Smiior Savings OR WEATHER JjimwTCw Ju from Mo" V' J' fCmxvKt.

It r-r 4'- i Ottawa and Montreal: Main ly sunny and warm today and Wednesday, light winds. High today 80, low tonight 60, high Wednesday 85. Toronto; Mainly sunny -Wed nesday. A few isolated thun- dershowers late in the day. A little warmer Light winds.

TEMPERATURES Low last night and high Tuesday at Dawson, 23. 46; Vancouver, 54, Calgary, municipalities in Ottawa-Carle- ton will abandon appeals to the Ontario Municipal Board over the cost-sharing for re gional government Ontario Municipal Affairs Department assessment officials released more specific details on how provincial equalized iessinent figures for area municipalities were determined. Today's session with local finance commissioners was the second since May. At May's meeting, provincial officials refused to release the equalization factors" the prov ince applied to amve ai a figure. Without the factors, munici palities were unable to accur atdy check the province's cal dilations and Ontario Municipal Board appeals were immedi ately launched.

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77; St. John's, 59, 72; Chicago, 65, 78; New York, 66, 83; Miami, 76, 89; St Louis. 60, 86; Los Angeles, 69, 87. Assessment Formula Released The province hopes the 16 Ottawa finance commission er Sydney Baldwin, said the province has now come across with the details needed for the city to examine its mathema tics. He said the checking process could take more than a week.

Other municipal officials at tending today's meeting at Ne-pean Township HaH. indicated they were pleased the province had changed its attitude, but made it dear they had no in tention of withdrawing appeals until the figures had been double-checked. Tuesday, August 12, 1969 Greenberg Would Abolish Board Alderman Lawrence Green- here today proposed elimina tion of board of control and the restructuring of Ottawa's ward system. And be recommends abolish ing the City of Ottawa as a distinct municipality by the 172 election. The abolition would be part of a plan to scrap all Ottawa- Carleton municipalities and to allot all local power to regional council.

The immediate result of the proposal would give city tax payers IS alderman three elected from each of five re defined wards. Net annual salary saving under the Greenberg plan would be $54,000. The mayor would be elected at large as in the present sys tem. Board of control would be replaced by an executive committee comprised of the mayor plus the aldermen obtaining the highest number of votes in each of the five new wards. These five senior aldermen would be paid S5.200 each for total cost of $26,000 a year, compared to the $38,000 now paid the four members of board of control.

Carleton Students Get Home Loan Carleton University's student council has received a $26370 federal loan to assist in the purchase of a three-storey home to house students. The building at 181 Fifth Avenue, first of a series of purchases, will contain two single and four double bedrooms, living room, recreation room' and kitchen facilities. A total of $7,500 has been allocated in the fall student council budget for low-rental bousing, specifically the purchase of two or three homes to be converted into student housing, said student council presi dent, Lorenz Schmidt Rents will be "much cheaper, than the "exorbitantr rates charged by Ottawa landlords, he reported. The student housing project, which will accommodate both males and females, could be run as co-operative. Estimated total cost of the Fifth Avenue house is $29,855, according to a CMHC official.

The house will be furnished by the student council. Provided under the National Housing Act, the CMHC loan will be made to the Carleton University Students Association Inc. for a term of 30 years. Supermarkets Blamed For High Beef Prices TORONTO (CP) Two farm er members of the Ontario Beef Improvement Association say A world kow old yw yomrskia? No woraaa wants to advartua her ace, but weathered brown ae spots of tea do it for her. They appear, even en deHeata, scnativa skins often alowty, and ahnoat unnoticed xeept by others.

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Selby and William Allen of Newcastle said the association win hold a board meeting to hear representations from all counties on what action might i be taken about meat prices. PRICES SLIPPING Mr. Selby said increases in prices paid to producers last June were at first seen as a 'deserved boon to a sagging farm economy," bat he believes they were a carefully engi neered plan to create a public disturbance that would drive producer prices below what they would have been through normal increases. Producers were getting M.5 cents a pound for beef a year ago. Mr.

Selby said. This went to cents in June but has since dropped to 33.5 cents. The two- cent increase over the prices of last year is not enough to offset the effects of inflation. But while the price to produc ers now is two cents higher than last year, the price paid by the consumer is up by JO cents a pound, Mr. Allen said.

Mr. Selby said the two-cents- a-pound increase to producers could be passed on to the con sumer for no more than five cents. Canada'a gold mines employ about 10,000 The 10 aldermen excluded from the executive committee would each receive $3,500 a year for total salaries of $35,000. The city's present 22 aldermen each get $3,500, push ing annual aldermanic salaries to $77,000. The changes would not affect city representation on regional council, but the alderman says "time is of the essence if his proposal is to become effective before the December election.

The dean of council nor mally the alderman with most yean of council service would be deputy mayor. Alderman Greenberg's plan also demands citizens be given direct access to council. He believes ratepayers should be permitted to appear before council in delegations either at regular council meetings or at i special monthly meeting convened for delegations. The executive committee would meet once a week instead of the present two. A committee now studying methods of reducing council is scheduled to report its finding to city council next Monday night The Ottawa Journal Ottawa Gets Own Rochdale Developer of the project is a Toronto-based, t-run company, Coop College Residences Incorporated, which built Rochdale and a similar free institution at Waterloo University.

It is developing similar free schools at Queen's University, Kingston and Ryer-son Polytechnical Institute in The $7,000,000 price of the college was raised through FEWER WARDS TOO Fro a Page One CMHC and private mortgages. The University of Ottawa administration is taking no offi cial part in the development or operation of the college, but has officially sanctioned the "Pesta- lozzi concept -Pestalozzi will be a free CAPLAN'S school where university students can live and learn in an uninhibited -atmosphere, with few "We will have fewer rules than Rochdale has now, but more than when Rochdale was started," says Mr. Wood. Meanwhile this week's, educational program at of O's Wasteland coffee shop, 178 Laurier Avenue East, will provide an opportunity, for students and the general public to learn and talk about the "Rochdale method" of education. Tuesday evening at 7 JO p.m.

two CBC firms one on high schools and one on the of nursing school wiH be followed by a talk by a member of the of administration. Wednesday evening at 8 p.m., there will be a film and talk on the British free school, Summerhill. Thursday evening at 8 pjn. a panel discussion on the free school concept will be held. Friday evening at 8 pjn.

there will be another film and further discussion. Heads for CNE Ori One Leg, Without Money PETE BOROUGH (CP) Working along at three miles an hour on one leg and a pair of mended crutches, a husky guide and hunter left Pe- Monday without a penny in his pockets for his first visit to the Canadian National Exhibition in 10 years. Gerald Johnson, 35, of Burleigh Falls, about 25 miles northwest of Peterborough, is trusting that people along the 30-mile route to Toronto will provide him with clothing, food and shelter. He hopes to make it the main gate of the CNE by Friday or Saturday. Mr.

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