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LONDON tCPt~A Canadian woman is setting out single- .handed to save a dying area of London.

in an unusual. five-year x- periment. Winnipeg - born Ilys

- Booker will move into sesmy- ‘ aided North

Kensington, scene of the 1958 Notting Hill race riots. and try to nurse an ape-

thetic people back to health.

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Miss Booker. a pleasant. straight - talking community worker who teamed the funda- mentals of community work In

oronlo and five western Onta- rio counties.

She sees not-hing intimidating inalonewmnanpiittiimghorao- cial savvy against the souloe- stroying isolation of a notort~ oust tough district that lives .n lone-oni cells and brands all officialdom “them.”

With the confidence born of an equally formidable ' assign- ment as assistant to reformer Da'nilo Dolci in Sicily. the 44- year-old Miss Booker looks to self-help as the solution. MORALE LOW _ North Kensington is in the metropolitan heart of London. It has always been a problem area. Notorious for quick evic- tions and low morale, it pre- sents a dreary picture of de- caying, old - fashioned houses contrasting strager with the affluence of neighboring Camp- den Hill. \

Herc West Indians. Pakista- nis. Irish and English dwell in uneasy co < existence. Several families share the multi-dweli- ing houses and nobody knows who is responsible for painting the doors. allowing access to the patch of backyard garden or looking after garbage die-

posal.

“Self-help la the thread that runs through all our work." said ’Miss Booker. whose exper iment is back with private funds supplied by a family study project in the area.

"What I will try to do. start. ing in October. is to help peo- ple to come to grips with their problems. to work out their own solutions and to apply intelll

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Other techniques will include getting to know people in the area; organizing commu- nity groups to pain‘. doors; I!- suring everyone has access to g a r d e n a; installing portable garbage units. .

“We have to think in terms

a reporter. “The method must be helpful. supporting. non-di- rective. It takes endless patl-I

ence.

“You must have absolute faith in what you are doing. and people must have faith in you. It took us 15 months to gel that in Sicily. but it was harder here because of the different set of values.”

In: North Kensington. despite world - wide publicity accorded the Notting Hill riots. racial tensions are not mum problem. Apathy and ignorance are the bale'ful enemies. The houses are not old enough to be demolished: in the meantime. what happens to the people liv- ing there now?

“If we learn any-thing here. the lessons would be equally va- lid in the older areas of Cana- dian cities like Montreal and Toronto "

Born in the St. James district of Winnipeg. Miss Booker did CBC broadcasts in Toronto and in 1947 joined the Community Programs department in Tor- onto under the late Dr. Ewart Cross. whose memory she re.

veres. She worked for the Ontario government as adviser on visual education until 1952 and from then until 1954 did field wrr‘: in five counties radiating out of London. Ont. to Britain on New Year’s day, 1954 and after a spell in public relations went to Menfi. Sicily to help the controversial ro-

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, ‘ ' ‘garia. Another such mission is .TVl‘ile premier has never been." be opened in Hungary and .o est Germany but West Ger- talks are scheduled with Czech- man Chancellor Erhard recently Oslovakia, said he was willing to receive Although Admubeg may help

m. ' , bout. a meeting of Er- Adzhubel ls coming as an un- hard and Khrushchev there was official visitor with his wife and ‘ little hope here that it could several members of the staff of achieve anything concrete be- lzvestia. the Soviet government , cause of the two sides‘ firm pt)- newspaper. -sitions on main issues. particu-

He ten Mose”, by a“. (m. larly German reunification. Paris Saturday and was to ar. Bill some Bonn observers felt rive here Monday for a lz.day "‘3' “5’3"”? Which could be to" ' one I? ‘5’“; léhrushche; {Iii pic-

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