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Ly ° 6TH AWA TIME, Thode, Noone 29987 Merlin Man | DANGEROUS AND DIRTY -- Sacer eer ce eae MODULAR CO- "The real evil of Yorkville is|the village but there are hun- MAN IN THE NEWS Defies School | Hundreds Of Young Girls [im 2 ncti stot tit as taste New B deputy police. chief. their homes." : i 1n] oMERLIN, Ont, (CP) Wiliam) . | iay cows i the wings sa] Felice enanel de Apia tp : Controversial Minister wut! Find Haven In Yorkville si testis ruc" rene Cuts C who has refused to send his five many from fine homes, andlover, because the juvenile age children to school for almost \these beatniks grab them andlin Ontario is 16. e,°? two months because of a dispute | d they are! Girls over 16 whose homes ~ ; . TORONTO (CP)--Yorkville)the district for 33 girls under 16,tiques and curiosity shops,)within two days y : b MONTREAL (CP) -- | Always Flouts Tradition Has bus service, again refused village has become a dangerous; whose homes are in Toronto and) Yorkville turns into a weaving, ruined." lare in other provinces are building technique know : waa attend classes) 34 dirty haven for hupdreds of|for 90 who livé out of town. In| pseudo - psychedelic i Sgt. Gordon Mugford, in pag i pe when warrants "modular co-ordinatio' ; " ae Brown was just as candid teen-age girls who have frun|almost every case, parents told coffee-shops, street vendors and charge of the plainclothes unit are issued. : key to greater effi ae ed oN ea ae a when tkea about his drinking, 4#@ had been ordered by the away from home, says a survey|police their daughters were! wandering crowds by night. jinvestigating Yorkville, says the A total of 1,204 vey girls lower costs in building. eng «pagel aii in by. he Sir Winston Churchill liked alco-| Tilbury East school board tojof Toronto's mid-town iat heading for thé aréa. Police are worried about the\course a girl runs in Yorkville|from Toronto have iggy ish computer expert said mah a pe 'while officials waited hol, too, he said, but there was send his /-children to classes district --The rate of theft, break and health of Yorkville regulars. Re-is short. "A few stay, but most/so far this Hog es: . rom Philip Dunstone of sep Sone HUA at tie trent He an unwritten rule not to write' Wednesday or face prosecution.| Police records, together with! lenter, assault and robbery in|cords show a long history of de-jlast only a few weeks or per- other towns Ore cite ea : was addressing 200 senior ge sate dig tubltine ever ut that "They did 4 a survey by The Globe and|Yorkville is the highest in On-|moralized, sick kids suffering|haps two months and then they| Last year, 1 i rien ufacturing, engineering ai lig abate He knows his limitations ey didn't send a school yf a4, 'published Wednesday, |tario. lfrom various illnesses, but driv-/are gone. There {s a constant 15 and 18 were' located o chitecture executives atte we ais "excitamaat"\ We nee Asked on television. if he'd like Dus today to pick them up, 80|produced statistics showing in-| An arta of fashionable bou-jen by a burning desire for turnover.' a stl uide aeeaeueaen a one-day conference 0 said. "Either I create. it or it to have Harold Wilson's job, the children won't go," he said.|creases in venereal diseases '----- ee --_ os new technique being spor follows me around." ppetligecong es rd 5 "ogi Mr. Taylor told school board land arrests on hia charges. CALVERT OF CAMADA LTE MONTREAL COVER ay federal department is k his criti i pave wie yo Pere Oe | The survey shows ry. oe hago he pera rig pe prime minister. I am much too officials & will not ask his chil-| coupe cre tia thik ae: j : : over Tuesday night on Lord Thom- aggressive, too assertive," dren to walk more than a mile tive carriers of venereal disease : : T s N aon, the press tycoon, at @ ban- STAFF FEARFUL ito the nearest bus stop. He said' in and around Yorkville. be : ransit, eV quet Thomson gave. The foreign office staff live in that although all pay the same| --Eighty-one girls between 13) ' fear of what will come next |taxes, 67 per cent of the stu-land 20 have been arrested a0 $ iJ . . Brown was born in_London's\1quts &ve. picked up at their|far this year on marijuana : bs Tie Cincinn. homes and 33 per cent have to!charges. ' crowded hereigs Esl gorge "i PS various distances to the) --More than 125 girls. have, found a new wa CINCINNATI, Ohio ( Thames, four weeks after the | us: (e [been arrested 59 far this year E OW a ver Thousands were without outbreak of The' First World|, Merlin fs about 10 miles south/on charges of vagrancy. transportation today in ( Rae cE Sa) - to make rye incredibly smooth. | a ee oe, ment in 1938 and lost. When a! also were on strike, with being foreign secretary. general election was next held |~ A® TT IND THOU I | Union drivers voted to LACKS DIPLOMACY out Tuesday night and the He is acknowledged to he ; after the war, he won the Der- | y nig anit ; jahir F began at midnight when tl a working and sometimes) GEORGE BROWN jbyshire seat of Belper in 1945 I = . labor contract expired. riljiant. But there are those! Ra Brifish Press and has held it ever since : Picket i b w fee] the head of Britain's es ehcchad He has been married for 30 ° straight. And like it. icket lines were esta Brown, 53, Is a bother, round-faced man with black hair greying at the sides, sur- prised-looking eyebrows, and black-rimmed_ spectacles perched on a big nose. He rel- ishes the good life that goes y . . k i parly today. 4oreign service also should be years to the former Sophie Le- WE HAVE ON HAND The name of the rye is Grand Prix. earls ' diplomatic. That Brown isn't, will accept me as | am, because vene and has. two grown daugh- EVERYTHING YOU We made it incredibly smooth by Nobody ever made arye as smooth as The members | of the and he's unrepentant there is not the slightest chance ters, Frieda and Patricia ! ki it Grand Prix before because nobody ever rt Transit Union I think the country has to of my changing," he told a tele-' Although official duties keep NEED FOR YOUR Y making 1 heyy, : : : It took Calvert ten years to voted Tuesday io turn dc make up its mind whether itivision interviewer last month. him out until midnight or later F And we made it dry by discovering a knew how. ak instar leader cones offer by Cine Pogo 'ery boy ple FALL PLANTING new way to make rye without any cloy- doit, and wont ies, Mag aste The refusal meant G Of R p t bath. Bulbs, Shrubs, Evergreens ing sweetness. is pretty proud of I if, 1 d adults dependent on publ amut easons romp He is generally considered a 4 if . This makes Grand Prix a full-bodied But try it yourse f. In ten seconds re ce would have to loc moderatgsin. politics, though the Trees, etc. ] it ow ll know why he' 850 proud. » other means to get the Israelis have accused him of fa rye.so smooth youcan actually sip 1 y work and thousands of : SEE US TODAY! : eae eames ramen students would have to other transportation to sch x College Student Protests 2:2" se \joining the European Common NDLE ARDEN it 4 -- 3 : eity official said, u WASHINGTON: "(AP)-<Issues|Negro Central State University Market RU } 4 CAl VER | i oh spokesman said Cinc ranging from the campus pres-lin Wilberforce, Ohio, where 200 sae tongue Ak ene his @ i i ee can ors tivo ence of CIA recruiters to the|students trapped President cheeks flush as his hackles rise = ) ulldozing of a favorite lounging! Harry ive in his office for and the words come tumbling 101S KING EAST 728-6551 : f RA ND PRIX 4 ed cents an hour cost-of- in prompted student protests! several hours. jout with angry vehemence i q 4. i ra a Drivers were m ednesday at several U.S. col-| ---- 6 3 $2.81 an hour. soo Ices A, There were also expressions of support for open recruiting at Columbia University and a vote hy University of Texas students against an immediate ceasefire in Vietnam Central Intelligence Agency men were recruiting at Stanford University when 75 to 100 stu- dents climbed a fire escape to an alcove over the conference room and began yelling and stomping More than 100 students were charged with disturbing the peace at the University of lows when a demonstration against} the presence of a marine corps recruiter touched off a kicking shoving melee About 300 University of Michi gan students in Ann Arbor staged a sit-in at the adminis tration building to protest the s A } Calvert Grand P Prix. 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