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Oxford WI promote ag project The Butler Project. an enthusiastic gttmpiugn to get agriculture uuo the Lberoom. I\ “U” undunta). Sponsored by lhe Women‘s lilNlI’ 1“le ol (htord Vorth and South. the protqu l\ named lot Lnttudtan urttst RU~\HL1[|CI‘UI \Mtodatml‘, \thn sup, pltcd th itrl -\ sell-taught painter turd \LllPlUi who spectnlt/ed tit lln} \[l‘le .tntl pttttllt}, he “(is COliilllh- \IL‘NL'LJ in thc 1930‘s b) the Ontario ik'pdtttttcut or l‘LIlILJllUII to orctttc u writ-x til pitturo oi motor domestic breeds ul torn] tlllIITIJ|\. chroductlotls til THE“. pitturux \‘oL‘l’f List-d m Untnrto “hauls its [uniting tilth and their l‘UFUlrIttrx led to thutt' lllIl’UdilCllDll into “lump .ttttm llk’ muntn lllL‘ Htttlct l’nut‘tl \ttll reprint and "Jdlxillhlllg‘ lilL’\( ttnttttttl plCllll'L‘s, lllleilnllll; lllt‘ lttxtortt‘ul rind cultural utllllll‘lilltlll wt IJUJJ t_\pt' lttumtulx lilh ust mt PMIiIka \ttll be tlhlilhlllcd in .‘\_‘!‘~ nit-ml lll tiltttutttt. denim- ;utttml In {I bilingual lcuuhct's kit w, ‘llxll [tlrw lLlL‘\ lutlxgrtvutttl illililllld- -r~ t ‘ll ‘llt‘ hit-ml» itntl \ttygt'sttnits on not» l‘lL lllttiLiitl‘ tutu ltt- llIL'l‘TPtliLHL‘LI min t.“\|~llilL‘ turmulu I)rt.t|ttt i“li[”{l,l"~lrl1'1tilull‘hcd we a: S l Iltx || llltilL‘M [lit‘llllNlflllltIIIN ttt littlt !"l“l’t|t|llt_'lt1ll\l'l :8 ttl \lr. Pit-lured above is artist Ross Butler with one of his works depicting a w t rm u] ugr’ft‘tt/luml breeds. T his and several other pieces were on display at the m d] xiL’I‘K'lllillftl/ Winter Fair [05! fall. Butler's original paintings plus added \mrks. \Iso in the package will be infor- mation and pictures of today's true lypc animals. provided by the various hrqu associations and commodity groups in Ontario. A selection of Mr. Butler’s original works will be on display at the \\'oodstock Art Gallery from Sept. 11 to OCL H and at the National \luseum in Ottawa during December. A 12â€"minute video explainit . lite Butler Project is available to g ups by contacting Mrs. Donna Kittir r. R, R. #3. Lakeside, NOM 200. : . M- specify whether you wish VHS u, -r in, Butler Booster Buttons an M available for $1. Donations to the project it try be sent to David Ebel, Mn r,.:r, Royal Bank of Canada, Thamt t “J, NOM 2M0. I l Speakers, films, slides from Oxfam lilt‘ H\i‘\'\l l rttttulrt thn for \tittt ptttggmtt: \ttvultl llkL‘ tn HilL’l lllltll utoupx Ill ClelL‘lli imitmu it lll'tltlllk.‘ Lhuutt‘ Io ltnd out mum-it‘s tutor tlmut rltt- lltt‘x oi oomctt ttt \lllt.l \r limit lnt \Ittttt h tin L'LillLilllHlTLll utilllllllllH} suttttt' lIIIILIL'tJ ht lltc t tntrttlttut gtthllilllwni through the llilbllL ittttttt’tpnltnu pt'upruttt t'tt the ( tlntltlltlil Irttcrttnltttnnl IR‘H‘IOPIIIL'IH \uumt illld H\ll XNl-Luitttda. In lilt’ muttttcs ttl Ltll'iull‘ll. Runimt. Intimi. lCL'tlH‘ Morntotit. Dttntlus nnd t IlL‘lllJLlH \. \L'llt‘l'l [or Africa will [trt’nltlt‘ gum speakers, lilms. turd ~||du \lumx on \Irtcntt development I\\t|t‘\. u uh it \pt'tldl locus on women tit tlctt-luptttunt Shiite 0' the topics Ix ll 5. L‘ .\pttl. Mu); June 1987 itrc; women and famine in Africa, women under apartheid in South Alma. and building links between ( unadjztn and African farmers. There is no Charge for these ser- \ ices, and presentations will be [Lilloié‘d to the needs and interests of particular groups, For more information. or to book a speaker. please write or call Anne (itllies. OXFAM-Canada Action for Mrica, 251 Laurier Ave, West, Suite 3tI1,0ttawa.K1P 5J6. (6l3) 237-5236 or (613) 594-2326. CANADA am ACTION FOR AFR CA PROJECT in Dunn Onlulu