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used part.
By taking precautions sitCh as
• these there is less likehooti of
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OTTO KLEMPERER
Ott Ttiesday, May 19 (8,03 p.m. E.D.T,) CBC Tuesday Night
presents Otto KleMperer----An 85th Illirthday Tribute, The great
iGerthan conductor, a his hole in 7.0rich, speaks his Mind 01 ii
nuthher Of sublets, (Stich as modern conductors). in an inter-
view with Peter Beyworth, music correspodent for in n London
Observer. Also cm he program; differing assessments of.
Klertipercr by Roger Sesions. American composer; ManOlig
Parikian ; tortner conceri Master With the Philharmonia. Orche.
Sta. Of London; and Ser.1 Raj Gittibb, conductor's lt,;-"MI rr-
eOrding prOdtteer..1<lemperer. is considered. among other things,
One of the World's forettost interpreters of the symphonies Of
:Beethoven and the Mtisical emphasis in this r)regri!rit will be
g1,ex4petcr oe> ciuCtfli BeethoVen'S Ninth Symphony.
STORE PESTICIDES SAFELY
tOften simple precantions taken
at the right time can save lives
and prevent accidents later on,
This is certainly cue case with
'pesticides, which should. be stored
correctly at. all times.
Professor ('. 13. Kelly. Deport-
ment of Botany, Ontario Agricul-
tural College, 'University of Guelph,
sa7s the ideal way to store pesti-
cides is to keep them in their or-
iginal containers. This way the
user knows for certain what the
Material is and has• the full- in-
sl ructions for its use on the label.
It another container has to et•
used to store a pesticide, it should
be labelled clearly, and the orig.
inal label should be saved fur the
directions,
If the label is lost or det'aced,
:lays Professor Kelly, time the
pesticide to a dump. dig a hole
and bury the material under at
Was'. 18 inches of soi:.
It' a neighbour tt'auts 10 borrow
a little weed killer. fungicide or
insecticide chemical, don't put it
REPORT FROM
QUEEN'S PARK
$.,y;
Murray Gaunt„ MPP
(Huron-Bruce)
May 11th, 1970
rrb e Provincial tioverument
proposed development for
o utO's waterfront will cost $500
million over the 11e)::. 20 years, and
provide tt playgtotino for millions,
The Minister said the Proposal
calls for the creation of 150 acri.:;;
of parkland, in addition to space
for commercial development, and
residential areas to accomodate
between 50,000 and 60,000 people.
The Government also annotate-
this week that-.00 Transit servioe-•
will he. extended to Barrie, PM -
tell and Oshawa on September
8th this year.
The east to the Provincial Treas.
ury of subsidizing the service Will
be $2 million t, year or about 5,-4 per
passenger.
authorizing the Goverli-
ment to make loans, which could
become grants to commercial
fishermen and those in related
businesses affected by water pol-
lution was passed through the
T.,egislature this week.
The cost of the progrant to be
shored equally by Ontario and tho
Federal Government is expected
t r he about $700,00,0,
T:ands ond Vorests Minister
Ilene Brunelle, who is rostfonsible
for the Dill, said that if priVate
fishermen are successful in re-
covering damages from the
Inters through' the courts, the
money will have to be repaid to
the. Cioyernmeni. If not, the money
will not have to he repaid.
The Printe Minister revealed
another in the series of "Design
for 'Development" 'papers,
The proposed plan is to limit
yetropolitan Toronto's population
boom by promoting groWth to the
en mi. and west and putting a fre-
eze on agricultural land to the
north.
Proposals call for growth spars
in some areas. curbs on pOpulation
in others and in two instances the
creation of a now city Of not less
than 410,000 people,
Municipal Affairs Minist
Dairy McKoough speaking 'at the
unveiling' said a strop:; system of
regional governments will form
an essential element in the Ryles
(-ass of Ontario's development end
In lid use plan for the Torento
central region,
Tn leading off the highway es-
timate for my party, 1 pointed no'
tile urgent need of a master tranS-•
Vera thin policy. The urgency of
stleh a, plan was underscored '
the Railway hearings in Owen
Sonna and (1-uelph, 11 is itnnos-
ION to 41)004 4) )et one MOO of
transportation withdraw its- ser-
vices to a particular area without
:Ars!, having some idea of the pot,.
mita] .industrial and tourist tic-
Velopnleat Of the area in ortestiOn.
This Ibis to be decided by way of
ti maker plan for Ontario's de-
velopmen t.
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NORSE
The world grows heifer year by
year,
Because some nurse in her little
sphere,
Puts On her apron and grins and
sings.
And keeps an doing the same old
things.
Taking the tern OOra VII 1' giving
pills
ro remedy mankind's numberless
ills;
Reeding the baby, answol'illg. the
hells
Being polite with a heart• that
rebels.
Lcmging for home and all the
while
Wearing the same old professional
smile;
'Blessing the new-born hobo's first
brew tli
Closing tile eyes that sire in in
death.
Taking the blame for the doctoi"l4
mistakes,
Oh Dear, what a lot of oatiettee it
takes;
Going off' duty at seven o'clock
Tired, discouraged, and ready to
(trot).
Bat called• hack on special at sevell
fifteen
With woe in her heart, hut it nittst
not. he seen,
When we lay down our caps and
cross time bar
011 fiord, will 'ou give its just one
little star,
To wear Iii our crowns with our
uniforms, new
:fn that city above. where the Tlead
Nurse is yon,
Pot' bargains rtatt the classifield
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Wingliam; Mary McInnes, loord-
vetch: Mrs, MontgOrnerYy,
Wingham ; Scott, Listowel.