The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 4

Thursday, June 29, 1972 The Ottawa Journal Beggars banned United Ireland vote set Bylaws on panhandling are clear and strict 1 There will be no need for the temporary detour that has been used by Heron Road traffic for the past few months. Heron Road, now rebuilt as a median-divided roadway with a minimum of two lanes In each direction from Riverside Drive to Sawmill Creek, was after man shot dead MANIWAKI (Special) Quebec Provincial Police at Mani-waki early today were holding a man In connection with a shooting death and wounding near here' Wednesday evening. Police said Florent Marois, in his was shot and killed abot 8 p.m. when he and his wifevsurptised a thief at. a summer home beside their own about six miles south of Mani- waki.

Mrs. Marois is reported in satisfactory condition being treated for chest wounds at the Ottawa General Hospital. Police spokesmen said the suspect, whose name was not released, was captured about 9 pmj at a roadblock at Venosta, about, 35 miles north of Hull. i riporrilvH nnlv as heino from the Montreal area. Police said Mrs.

Marois man aged to get to a telephone and called for help shortly after the shooting. Police inspectors from Mon treal were beading the in vestigation today. MANY PARKS Toronto has 200 parks. 3v RoyalTrust "THE SIGN THAT SELLS" BILL COLIN Division HERON ROAD Algonquin to use St. Pat's facilities Algonquin College has report edly accepted government limitations in connection with pro posed spacesharing with Carle- ton University.

The main limitation is said to be a ceiling on renovation costs. The decision to accept the government's conditions appar ently was taken Wednesday at an Algonquin board of governors' meeting in Pembroke. Both Carleton and Algonquin are awaiting confirmation by the ministry of colleges and uni versities but it appears likely the deal will go through. This means Algonquin will take up partial occupancy of the St Pat's Echo Drive campus of Carleton University beginning in the fall. St Pat's and Algonquin stu dents will occupy the building jointly while new St Pat's facil ities are being constructed on the main Rideau River campus.

A Carleton spokesman said the university will also ask for a guarantee that it will receive the full amount of $25 million for construction of the new St Pat's facilities. It also wants ad ditional funds. to provide facil MP I CONTINUES TO EXPAND Announcing the Real Estate COPE, F.R.L Real Estate Manager lvL1 STRACHAN ROYAL TRUST OPEN opened to traffic at 10 a.m. today. A grade-separated ramp has been completed to allow east bound motorists on Heron Road to turn north onto Bronson Avenue or east onto Riverside Drive.

There are more change expected to come as construction nears (Joumol Photo by Tht ConooVm Pml ities for the school of social work. The school is now boused in St Pafs and will be accom modated for the 1972-73 school term in facilities in the engi neering building. People catchers would cut road toll-Philip LONDON (AP) Prince Philip Wednesday offered an idea for cutting road deaths people catchers. People catchers, as the Queen's husband explained to a congress of auto engineers, would be similar in principle to the cow catchers that once adorned railway locomotives. He said the death rate in ao cidents 1etween autos and pedestrians would be reduced if the Walker could be held by the car instead of being thrown to the road.

"We need some sort of pedestrian ca thing baskets ont he bonnets," be said. Bonnet is English for the hood. Til ST Opening of its 62nd Office in Canada Located at 116 Albert Street in the Royal Trust Building, this office will serve the public in the Sale and Leasing of Industrial, Commercial and Investment Properties. For expert advice on all Industrial, Commercial and Investment Properties, caH WALLY MAXWELL Industrial, Commercial, Investment Sales and Leasing 236-0106 Algonquin statement today? Algonquin College was ex pected to issue a statement today on the president's report of an investigation into internal conflict at the college. President Gerard Maher made his report to the board of governors at a closed meeting in Pembroke Wednesday.

Randy Sweetnam, student col lege president, has said he isn't optimistic about the results of the report and has called for an 'open inquiry." George Kerr, minister of col leges and universities, Monday said he will order a provincial inquiry if Algonquin can not re solve its difficulties. Conflict at the college centres around allegations of. teachers in the school of business using their positions within the college to advance outside' interests. Other charges include irregu- a appointments, adminis trative favoritism, and general mismanagement. PUBLISH BOOKS Norwegian book publishers turned out 4,500 titles in 1971.

MATT JENSEN MIKE DWORKJLN 7 I 5 The law on begging in Ottawa is clear and strict A 192S city bylaw states that begging on any street in the city is prohibited. It adds that no one shall "impune anyone" for money on city streets. The criminal code under Sec tion 175 (lb) reinforces this by saying "Every one commits va grancy who begs from door to door or hi a public place." But. all of this doesn't seem much comfort to many Otta- Will Fischer NEW YORK (AP) Bobby Fischer's flight reservation to Reykjavik, Iceland, has been cancelled again. The United States chess star is scheduled to play Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union there for the world championship in chess.

Muggers beat, rob Hull police early today were still looking for two persons who nearTadTTobbeTTrBlue Line taxi driver Wednesday night. Police said Sylvio Trottier, of Curamings Avenue in Ottawa, TOP i7 TOP VALU I 12, INCH. II I I I FANCY TOMATO JUICE 19 01. tin i.Tr.m, 1 I TOP CAT or BOG FOOD I 15 bz. tin wans accosted for money on city streets, especially the Sparks Street Mall.

Public opinion, expressed through letters to newspaper editors and calls to radio open-line shows, is that begging in Ottawa is on the rise. People have complained that it is becoming more difficult to walk the length of the mall with out being asked for money and often it happens more than once. show up is There are just a few more flights to Iceland before the chess match is scheduled to start next Sunday. Will Fischer show up for the match? "He said he was going," grandmaster Larry Evans said Wednesday evening be was attacked in his cab at Rad- more Drive and Mountain Rtd by two passengers who stole his cab. Mr.

Trottier was treated for cuts 'and bruises In hospital and released. r0 VALU VALU 8 A spokesman for city police said today xthey will warn anyone they see begging. If the per son has to be warned too ouen he will be arrested. A federal justice reform, com mittee has recommended delet ing the begging laws from the criminal code, a police spokes man pointed out But as yet it's only a recommendation and police say they are acting under the current rules. big question fore boarding a plane for Iceland.

Evans has known Fischer for years. However, Chester Fox, who has exclusive visual rights to the match, and his lawyer, Richard Stein, were not so definite. And Fischer couldn't be reached for comment cabbie Police said the cab driver may have been beaten with a gun by the two male assailants who took an undisclosed amount of money. The cab was recovered in Val Tetreau. Ml wmsm 1 1 II I (c) New York Times Service nmninn A 1 L.

It- I. TOP VALU POlDERi DETERGENT II 1 1 kss be held in Northern Ireland within the next few months to give the people their first chance to vote for or against abolition of the border with the Irish Republic. The secretary of state for Northern Ireland, William Whitelaw, said the referendum would be held soon, possibly in September, but certainy before the local government elections in November or December. The plebiscite is regarded in political circles as an attempt to defuse the border issue, which has dominated politics in North ern Ireland for more than years. Protestants are solidly against any' change in the bor--der, and since they number more than one minion, to ino Catholics's 500,000 there Is no chance of an upset The chief interest win oe to see how substantial is the majority.

BLAST KILLS 20 BOMBAY (AP) A huge blast ripped through a Liberian oil tanker under repair in Bombay Wednesday killing at least 20 persons and injuring 16 others. cj. pectin SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1972 I TOP VALU STRAWBERRY or RASPBERRY i i JAM with TOP VALU PEAMUTT- If I I PRICIS EfFtCTlVE UNTIl C10SINC (IGA)" i.