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Page 4, The Citizen, Ottawa, Tuesday, October 21, 1975 ALL TYPES OF WATCHES REPAIRED lfrf IN OUR WORKSHOP Mayor's mystery town based on Finnish model, says Campeau executive I WEEK SERVICE IF REQUIRED The Watch Clinic A .4. 1 VV I i Ufliin ui kvv uuiii Clo Saturdays News briefs Canada Third woman slain in town STRATHROY, Ont. (CP) Ontario Provincial Police here said that Louise Jenner, 20, was murdered in her home in near here Monday. It was the third slaying of a woman in the area, IS miles west of London, in the past year and a half. Police said the actual cause of death would not be known until after an; autopsy today.

Walkout on Indians defended By The Ctiudan Prat Indian Affairs Minister Judd Buchanan said Monday that he is not going to reprimand departmental He said Mr. Greenberg had seen v. ri THE DISTINCTION OF PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS GREETINGS lam officials for walking out of a meeting of regional directors that was invaded by Indian leaders. The walkout happened at a meeting of regional directors in Winnipeg last month. Members of the National Indian Brotherhood came into the meeting and were about to begin speaking when most of the directors left, saying they had heard all the InHian rnmnlaintQ hpfnr Ar Rn- Mayor Lorry Greenberg Secret no more Take particular pride in selecting and sending your personalized greeting cards this Christmas.

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A vice-president of Campeau Corp. stripped away the secrecy Monday from Mayor Lorry Greenberg's mysterious reference last week to plans for a "model community of North America" in Ottawa. Tibor Gatszegi, a member of the mayor's advisory committee on housing, told committee members that Mr. Greenberg wants a development in the city's south-east end patterned after Tapiola, Finland, which won world attention when it was developed two decades ago. Tapiola was created in 1952 by a non-profit housing foundation on a 670-acre rural site outside Helsinki.

The result was a "garden city" with an innovative mix of housing designs which preserved as much of the natural beauty of the site as possible. It was conceived as a self-contained community rather than a dormitory town, and 80 per cent of the population of 16,000 is employed locally. Mr. Greenberg said last Wednesday he had plans for a model community of 20,000 to 25,000 persons within Ottawa that would require "ability, willingness and guts" to develop. However, Mr.

Greenberg refused to comment further, saying he would reveal details in a few weeks his ideas with the planning board. Mr. Gatszegi raised the subject Monday as the committee was discussing housing goals it would like to see implemented in the Eastern Community, a 900-acre tract of vacant land east of Bank Street and north of Hunt Club Road. Mr. Gatszegi told the members of the committee there had been a "change in the wind" about the total plan of the Eastern Community since the committee last discussed the subject Oct.

6. He said plans for a Tapiola-style development are at a very early stage, and no commitments have been made. He said Campeau Corp. and Tartan Development which own 90 per cent of the Eastern Community, have both agreed to look into such a plan. "We're putting our heads together with city hall planners to try to see the feasibility of adapting it for the Eastern Community plan," he said.

Tapiola while on a trip to Europe last year and had been impressed. A couple of months ago the mayor asked him if he would be willing to visit the town, which is six miles from Helsinki, to see if its concepts were adaptable to North America. Mr. Gatszegi went, and was also impressed. "I personally think Tapiola is a great concept." Single-family homes with city-sized lots are a rarity in Tapiola, but because of the large green areas which have been preserved, population density is only 24 people an acre.

One of the features of the community is a large power plant that supplies central heating, hot water and electricity to the town. The aim of the builders of Tapiola was to create a town accessible to all social and economic groups. Consequently, almost 80 per cent of the sites were given over to state-subsidized housing. The most persistent criticism that has been levelled against Tapiola is that it is too unstructured and spread out. Mr.

Gatszegi was reluctant to elaborate on how a Tapiola-style community might be adapted for the North American market. "Whether we can live with it in the North American context remains to be seen." The proposal for a model town in the eastern community throws a monkey-wrench into the gears of a planning process which has already begun for the vacant land. A public meeting was held two weeks ago to acquaint area residents with two development options for the Eastern Community, but the model community proposal wasn't one of them. If the mayor's idea gains support, it will presumably mean a hurried redrafting of proposals and leaves open the question of citizen input into the planning process. It also raises questions about role of the mayor's advisory housing committee, which learned of the Tapiola proposal only Monday and which has been busily working on proposals of its own for the eastern community.

Buchanan chanan said there was a brotherhood committee set up to meet a cabinet committee to deal with Indian matters. Soviet trawler in custody ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. (CP) A Soviet trawler was brought into port here Monday night for questioning about possible violation of the 12-mile fishing limit off Newfoundland. The AInez was escorted by the Canadian hydrographic service ship Baffin into port from Conception Bay.

World Umpire under police guard BOSTON (AP) Larry Barnett, the umpire whose $8,000 CUP CAPER City council voted Monday to spend up to $8,000 this year to try to woo the Grey Cup game to Ottawa in 1977 or 1978. The money will be used to prepare displays and provide travel and accommodation for a delegation to this year's Cup game in Calgary. The delegation would likely be headed by Mayor Lorry Greenberg and Lans-downe Park general manager Charles Sim. Ottawa's presentation may be made at the Canadian Football League executive meeting on Grey Cup weekend or at the CFL annual meeting in February. SPARKS STREET CARLIXGWOOD PLAZA on the Mall LINCOLN FIELDS call on a bunt in the third game of the World Series has been hostly disputed, is reportedly under police guard.

The Boston Herald American says in a copyright story that he asked for protection after threats against the his life and the lives of his family. Boston baseball fans have complained he should have called interference against a Cincinnati hatter at home nlate. BILLINGS BRIDGE PLAZA 8 A SHORE Barnett U.K called nuclear trash can LONDON (Reuter) A government admission that it is storing nuclear waste from other countries touched off a row today with a newspaper report that Britain has become the world's nuclear trash can. The department of energy said the highly-dangerous waste from reactors in West Germany, Sweden, Spain, Italy, Switzerland and Japan is stored in steel tanks 20 feet under water. Reprocessing the waste provides plutonium which is needed for Britain to develop Goods are not produced to fill warehouses, they are produced to be sold.

Consequently if the selling effort of a nation does not match its production achievement, inevitably our whole economic force is seriously threatened. Land assembly grants more efficient reactors, he said. Chavez wins U.S. sympathy CitV IXiaV lOSC $2 million NEW YORK (AP) The United States neoDle NEW YORK (AP) The United States people 162 BANK ST. at Laurier 236-7451 sympathize with Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers in its the Team- LIMITED by a 45-to-7 marj AT- jurisdictional fight wit 'ltf -A sters union over who by a 45-to-7 margin with should repre i i sent farm workers in California, the Harris Poll reported Monday.

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