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â€" Chapter wants _â€" day camp funds ney asked Mrs. Seip what the ratio of childrenâ€"toâ€"counâ€" sellors was and she replied t h a t autistic children required a oneâ€"toâ€"one ratio i# any progress was to Ald _ Charles _ Voelker asked if the ministry of education was supporting the program. Mrs. Seip said they were but not the dayâ€"camp program. Ald. Rudy Kominek asked Mrs. Seip how many chilâ€" dren were involved with the program and she said there were about 25 youngâ€" sters in the chapter‘s area. (Continued from page 1) Ald. Maryâ€"Jane Mewhinâ€" A group of faculty memâ€" bers at the University of Waterloo feel that while live theatre in Canada is doing well, there are not enough Canadian works beâ€" ing performed on stage and have produced a new bilinâ€" gual publication to promote Canadian ~works on Canaâ€" dian stages. He then asked how many were in Waterloo and she said four or five youngâ€" sters had been found in the city. Ald. Kominek then asked why Waterloo was being asked to give the program oneâ€"quarter supâ€" New journal for Canadian drama Canadian Drama or L ‘Art Dramatique Canadien is the work of editor and Engâ€" lish professor Rota Lister, William â€" Chadwick, C.F. MacRae and Claude Raâ€" cine who have all contriâ€" buted their talents to the semiâ€"annual periodical dealâ€" ing with Canadian drama. Atomic energy comes to BCI Jose Biname serves as the French linguistic adâ€" viser for the publication and The _ school _ relations officer with Atomic Energy of Canada, Tom Diamantâ€" stein, will be visiting Blueâ€" vale Collegiate Institute on Apr. 29 to present Canada‘s nuclear story. A film is shown on atomic energy, and students usâ€" ually have many questions following a presentation Mr. Diamantstein‘s talk will include such subjects as, the background of atoâ€" mic energy in Canada, its peaceful uses to produce electrical power and isoâ€" topes for use in medicine, agriculture and industry. of the program. Mr. Diaâ€" mantstein has found that SR. COUNSEL : Gordon R. Brock. Q.C Barristers, Solicitors, and Notaries are pleased to announce that BROCK & COLEMAN is now associated with them in the practice of law. Gordon R. Brock, LL.B. Richard C. Biggs, B.A., LL.B Robert S. Grant. B.A .. LL.B. J. Douglas Coleman, B. A James W. Sloan, B. Math, LLB J. Gordon Ross. B.A.. LL B J. GORDON ROSS ort when there were only a few youngsters in the community. He then asked if a perâ€" capita basis might be betâ€" ter for obtaining grants. Mrs. Seip said the four commuâ€" nities were being asked to support 10 youngsters while the remaining 15 youngâ€" sters may be supported by local service clubs. She said the chapter had apâ€" proached about 21 service clubs toâ€"date for funds. The physical education department at the Univerâ€" sity of Waterloo, Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Guelph have all agreed to supply their facilities free of charge once the dayâ€"camp is esâ€" tablished. Council _ thanked _ Mrs. Seip and Mr. Shalay for their presentation and then referred the matter to the budget committee. plans are for the journal to make scholars, teachers, students and theatre proâ€" fessionals as well as the public at large aware of what Canadian dramatists have to offer. The group feels that while both professional and little theatres are staging a large number of producâ€" tions each season, the numâ€" ber of a Canadian works reaching audiences is far too small. They hope, through the journal, to gain both interest and support for Canadian works. The first issue appeared in March and features artiâ€" cles on playwrights John Coulter, _ Len _ Peterson, George Ryga and Yves Theriault. they are particularly interâ€" ested in effects of radiation on humans and the environâ€" ment. Mr. Diamantstein travels by van, taking the program to high schools throughout the school year, and talkâ€" ing to tens of thousands of students. Jan F. Narveson of the University of Waterloo‘s philosophy department will discuss pacificism reâ€" refuted during a free pubâ€" lic talk on Apr. 25 at 3:30 p.m. in room 334 of the Huâ€" manities building. Pacificism Marvin Graber does not let his blindness interfere with his music and is currently on a 24â€"day tour of Ontario, Michigan and New York states. Mr. Graber will be in Waterloo on May 2 at 8 p.m. at the Erb Street Memnonite Church to sing, play guitar and harmonica and tell of his life without sight. The North Waterloo chapter of the Ontario Heart Foundation _ has _ almost reached its $85,000 objective. Directors of the chapter were informed of the presâ€" ent level of the campaign during a regular meeting held recently. More than $30,000 was collected from There‘s a class near you. Get ready for summer! HUNDREDS OF CLASSES! St. Andrews Memorial Anglican Church 267 Mills Street Thursday, 7 :30 p.m Y W.C.A. 34 Frederick Street Tuesday, 9:30 _ a.m. & 7:30 p.m. WATERLOO St. Louis Roman Catholic First United Church King & WilliamWest Wednesday, 7 :30 p.m. KITCHENER St. James Rosemount 171 Sherwood Avenue Monday, 7 :30 p.m. For Further Information Phone Kitchener 578â€"6630 Church 53 Allen Street East Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Available at your supermarket Try Counterweight Foods for the calorieâ€"conscious. with the Canadian Family Meal Plan Heart fund nears goal a doorâ€"toâ€"door campaign, an increase of $4,000 comâ€" pared to the 1974 figure. In 1974 the chapter raised $78,000; $3,000 more than its $75,000 objective. The chapâ€" ter‘s annual meeting will be held on May 29 while the Cardiac Capers golf tournament has been scheduled for June 25. With weeds like these in your corn, where do you start? Start with the labeled Lasso® herbicide tank mix that fits your weed and carryover problems in corn... To get all the benefits Lasso has to offer, always read and follow Lasso label instructions carefully. spectrum control in corn. Preemergence Lasso plus atrazine tank mix controls major grasses like crabgrasses, yellow and green foxtails, and more. Carryover possibility is minimized because Lasso alone doesn‘t carryover and you‘ll use less atrazine in the tank mix. 1. 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