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Phone 527-0240 Seaforth
Heiman
Wellington Street, Ottawa is
hardly the location to findNagri-
cultural land drainage tubing. But
a face-lift progra in along the
boulevard which runs parallel
to the Federal Parliament Build-
ings incorporates more than1000
feet of 4-inch diameter tubing
manufactured by the Big eD' corn
pany at !Jensen.
It's all part of a National
Capital Commission scheme to
beautify the street with 58 Amer-
ican elm trees replacing the older
elms suffering from Dutch elm
disease, and disfigured by re-
peated snow clearing operations.
The NCC is responsible for
federal government property in
the Ottawa area and decided to
transplant 25-year-old elms.
And instead of a sod surface
around the base of the trunk,
built the surrounding area up
with cobble stones.
This presented a problem of •
nursing the transplanted trees
through the critica I first two
years in their new location.
Big '0' tubing provided the
answer. When the holes were
dug, Big '0' tubing was laid from
one edge of the hole, down round
the bottom and up the other side.
A second length was installed
in similar fashion at 90 degrees
to the first.
The tree is then placed in the
hole over the crossed lengths of
tubing, and hole back.filled.
The tubing enables water and
fertilizer to be placed at the roots
of each tree and at the same time
provides adequate air movement
to overcome the cobble stone seal
above. It also ensures good
drainage.
Each tree requires 20 feet of
tubing, and the four exposed ends
are fitted with removable caps
for closing the tubing.
The NCC has used other„rigke.,
drain tile before for other pro-
jects, but an NCC spokesman said
the flexibility of Big 0 0' plastic
tubing made a big difference to
both handling, installation and the
feasibility of using, tile for tree
By Hugh Edighoffer,MPP.
The big news from the Ontario
Legislature is that the citizens
between the ages of 18 and 21 in
the Province will be given the
same . privileges and respon-
sibilities as those people who are
21 or over. This will give them the
right to vote, to hold elected
office, to serve on juries, to sign
contracts and• to consume alco-
holic beverages. When the Bill
is approved 412,000 new voters
will be eligible in the next
provincial election. Certainly
the most contentious part of the
Hill is the lowering of the drink-
ing age. Premier Davis referred
to this part of the Bill by saying:
"If we are right to lower the
age , of majority, we would be
vr•opg to, discriminate against
those concerned as to the reason
able responsibilities and privil-
eges they may enjoy. We cannot
bestow upon them our trust and at
the same time prejudice it with
suspicion".
The government has intro-
duced- a great number of new bills
to be passed in the next few dayS.
Tne hours of sittings have been
extended from ten o'clock in the
morning until ten thirty at night
M ambers are critical of the
Way the. business of the Legis-
lature is being jammed together
because proper consideration of
some of the important legislation
cannot be given when ther e
are two other cornm,ttee
meetings going on at the same
time as the jegislature.
The opposition parties Were
disappointed with the Bill which
will change the Election Act and
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Having acquired the necessary
licence and insurance, I am now
in a position to offer Taxi Ser-
vice. Any calls will be appre-
cjaied and attended to promptly.
planting.
In 1970, the NCC first used
Pig '0" tubing in another land-
scaping - project beside the
M'iseum Pr Science and
Technology in Ottawa. Tnis area
was very eveampy and...plastic
tubing providing drainage and wee_
used for similar jobs to that in
Wellington Street.
The NCC- spokesman added:
"We can see a lot more uses
for" the tubing In the future."
allow the government to appoint
the Deputy Returning Officer
$27.00 a day and the Poll Clerk
$17.00 a day. In 1968 legis-
lation wa's passed to intrude re-
commendations made by a Select
,Committee, which allowed the
leading opposition party to
appeint 'the Poll Clerks.
The government recently in-
troduced the Environmental.Pro-
tection Act, and related
.legislation designed to protect
and conserve the natural envir-
onment. This •legislation gives
the government "power to control
or prohibit the discharge into the
water, soil or, air of this province,
any contaminant which will en-
danger human life, the health of
people, the bell-gine• of wildlife
or the environment, or damage
property". Tne government ha's
stated that it is their intention
to. clean up all sources of en-
vironmental pollution, regard-
less of the origin. The Bill
includes provision for new pro-
grammes dealing with noise,
heat, radioactivity and litter. Tne
new legislation is certainly not
intended to make it difficult for
farmers to deal with such
problem; as• the disposal of
animal wastes or the proper
use of herbicides and pesticides,
and those who follow sound agri-
cultural methods will not find
themselves in conflict with the
provisions of, the Act. •
In a move to limit foreign
ownership of all investment com-
panies, a bill was introduced
which will moan thatno more than
25% of any company's capital can
be under the control of a foreign
group and no more than 10% by a
foreign letdividual. This is a step
in the right direction to maintain
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