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GOV'T OKAYS PLAN

Low-Rental Housing Expected Soon In City

The provincial government by CMHC, with the provincialvelved sharing the balance ~ has decided to take part in a government and -municipality in- equally.”

program under which it can - ter agreements win muni: Announcement Pleases Council Welfare Chairman

ities and Central Mortgage and! Housing Corporation to provide low-rental housing. Municipal Affairs Minister Leo cabinet agreed to guarantee 124 per cent of the cost of a propos- jed 50 units and, in addition, 12% |per cent .of any deficits incur-

Rossiter said last night that un- , der the program formuta, 75 Arthur L. Wright, chairman

jred in the operation—of-thelow 'rental housing.

per cent of the capital cost will of city council's welfare commit- be absorbed by CMHC, with the tee, last night expressed plea- | provincial government and the | Sure at the provincial cabinet's municipality involved sharing| agreement to participate in the)

As the next ‘step in the pro ject, Central Mortgage and | Housing Corporation will send a survey team to Charlottetown

in the RCN. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred F. Duf- fy, Charlottetown.

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the balance of the cost equally. | Proposed low income housing “ is expected", said Mr. Ros- — in Charlottetown.

ane. Mr. Wright said he was siter, ‘‘that the first project-un+}., der this new policy will- be star-, very pleased to ‘hear the an-

ted in the City of Charlottetown.’ | nouncement, which came as the

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The matter came. up, at yes-| terday’s cabinet meeting when! Mr. Rossiter presented a re-' quest of the city that the gov-

lresult_of long-and_ protracted ef-_ ‘forts on the part of the City of Charlottetown to have active participation by the provincial iovernmen.”

and in co-operation with the city will try to designate suitable sites for the housing units.

City council will then give its approval or disapproval of the |

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~“Riverside hospital for 30 days

° expected later this week from \two persons who have been sug-

—tr-the -maintenance ~and--opera--

- femanded to September 15, an-

gested that the city has a $600,- 000 low-rental housing develop; ment scheme in mind.

Mr. Rossiter said ‘ new program will be the ‘fourth phase of a government housing policy.” He said “first there

senior citizens’ housing and then

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was co-operative housing, then 9 rhe Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Sept. 15, 1965.

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e@ccommodation will be availa- ble to people in the low income groups, and any loss or profit

tion-of-the: -project—will_be..shar.. : ed to the extent of 75 per cent:

Street Fighting Brings 2 Fines

to scruffy footwear! | With these war-cries ‘or some-

thing similar), St. Dunstan's | Chairman of the. fund-raising Barry Bradley of Oharlotte- University freshmen, prodded blitz here is Jerry Dunn, and town had /his case adjourned to |. their seniors at the univer- | publicity director is Robert Du-

Sept. 21 when he appeared in city police, court yesterday | charged with driving without due care and attention.

Haslam, QC,

sity and land shoeshine paraphernalia, to-

morrow will assault the scuffed |shoe syndrome in Charlottetown,

Megal possession of liquor had his case adjourned for a de- cision. f

There were two men charged with being drunk and disorder- ly. One man was committed’ to

earn from tomorrow's shoeshine | blitz will go to the research pro- 'gram of the Canadian Cystic Fi- brosis Foundation.

St. Dunstan's is one of eight Canadian universities planning jto raise money for the founda- | tion. Other Maritime universi- jties using Operation Shinerama | as their iniaton, activty .are Dalhouse in -Halitax and Aca- dia in Wolfville. N.S.

Freshmen. will be placed in

ebservation and treatment __if mecessary. A second man was remanded to September 15.

Four persons charged with being drunk and incapable ap- peared on this morning's dock- et. One rian was assessed $20) and costs or 2) days, one was points around three areas of the province.

All money received will be |given to the Cystic Fibrosis So- ciety of Nova Scotia, which: uses the funds for care and treatment of Nova Scotia and P.E.I. chil-

other was committed on a pre- vious commitment, while a | fourth man was given a 2 days suspended sentence, but was told to be out of town by noon.

Down with dirty shoes! Death !sive lung damage,

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and rivals .cancer_as a cause of death up to age 15.

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Lower Montague |

gue United Church held its 43rd | Anniversary service Sunday eve- | ning, Sept. 12.

The church was filled to cap acity while about 200 persons outside, listened to thé services | broadcasted from a loud speak-

The meeting was “conducted | by the pastor, Rev. Russell Burns. Rev. Donald Campbell, | of Zion Presbyterian Church, Charlottetown was guest speak- er.

Special music .was supplied by | the Matheson’s and’ Carver's | from Southport, The Oaledonia Trio, Preston Jackson and Floyd Strickland of Murray River; Mrs. Lou. Harris and Mrs. ‘Gilas MacKay, Murray Harbor: Lloyd Martin of Orwell and/|

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Statements of intention are

gested as being interested in momination as candidate for the Progressive Conservatives in Kings County for the November federal election.

Municipal Affairs Minister Len Rossiter said he has been ack-

Lettering.

Vere Beck

not he will let his name go be- fore the convention.

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