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/ se «se m 3t ic cte ids Sarmnaincnmmeriate / < m e _ ' 4 nenrthtion 2 T smm BEA LE f / urmemmtinct uiss oo n n ty m i 0. gavem= E Â¥ :# er s } / @ â€" o ie .. .. s t o m i n s 4 | c I' n i d To a Ts & %"‘“»« dins, : > emeraer syekaed uP = l Ssd ooo To JA 1 5o ts 0 Showmanship Award" at one would think that all would ... | _ lt e c s e [ Day, which was held recent!y _ T0.)uvival of the iceâ€"cream | lc c U m t e . _ at Kintore. Cherylâ€"Anne an and a new method of tickets ““:\% mc t m i5 € Carling also attended . 2 for pie considerable "kinks" _ e tfi ie s y y . & birth of a baby girl 1aS e ; â€" o o â€" $ PBE g ?%’y % Thursday. We welcome people come back year after _ _ _ tHRP 5;;-{';5 1. i an. s o e y & | | loaibe Marie" to the year in spite of this. | i yE CVR eR‘ l An .ls 0 c cesc : "Christina MArl ick B " e y e c was t t BP LP P MABast . ?&‘m ni Jack Taylor and Hic‘ Poytcss E _ css U a . nB . css gommu s . t a t a few days last week at _ _ on S t C s css 45 Miss Heather West spen § spe?. 3 s h ns L. ce LhA ”’é,fl%;;;j}« week on the 4â€"H Exchange Trip., North Bay. Both are enrolled _ â€" ; 877)’})"?@»):? ,”“‘ to Gladwin, Michigan, with he? _ there for the fall term at s N;( ; 3 »v , spent a we ek at the West home. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Conn, 1 "’ : } 2s ~"V 4 J % “W s ) Mr. William Shervill St. Miss Patsy Conn and Mr. Gordon _ 6 : e ”ES‘Z; 5‘ \, ty spent a few days last week with Switzer attended the wedding of . s SE EA s : Barbecue is over for another was a bridesmaid. .. ‘ 3 ,-:., %Ag(v <>:&,:i:}::5° ) and threatene d all d ay € and at Hearn‘s D ail'y in St. Marys o lN U / @ ‘ " Ammas _ _ even let loose with a light _ and Miss Margie McKay as a _ | o s 3 a .3 g § : gl’"{ff?f':_;fA-,f‘f:f shower around 3 p.m. but Secretary in Londor. & _ CCE W WAE . sls k + * : â€"@ : /.. ooo C CHRE: & . . .. : - A R Free Press Stratford Bureau | _ â€"â€" We h | _ A. Grant Fox‘s peach sales barn at Shakespeare on hi.gl,lwa}yst 73:;13163 css * normally has a long line of customers but, this year, it‘s jus h 4 *"igg _ f i vacant building. A sign advises visitors that the crop was fr;)zt?n. ine . geâ€"~"* . SkT z ening, it\ w o _ number of roadside booths has also decreased. Tomatoes are n0 npof légt * §« _ . other fruits and vegetables are scearce, farmers say, and even some cresdâ€" & .m | . ‘ year‘s "corn for sale" signs, badly faded, are standmg beside empty as , + I ~ s ‘ § booths. s ks _*= e â€" C \/(A’Z‘â€"_/_'//"â€"/f\_’â€"_â€"__â€"__________â€"â€"â€"_-â€"_â€"â€" 2 . $ i4 :â€"."b j oC : e § t | | e s 4 , J e B $ . > jcg 3 e SWITZER â€" CONN â€" Mr. and Mrs. is _ % . _fi 1/ * > : + Daniel Conn, R.R. 4, St. Marys, are 1. * ie t R sls t\ 4 § arm College In Zambia ":>>~~%â€";~>3 _ _ Nb » marriage of their eldest daughter, . tpr® '9;_} Ne 4 inss en t k t ;’ § J + Patsy Eleanor, to Gordon Murray 9 lA > § TCy 19 } ‘ } P § Switzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cliffâ€" m 5i c ajis. . ..i- & ; : ord Switzer, R.R. 3, St. Marys. The s hP F “‘,(?;_A $ ;\ * ~.~ g‘ar d M f Acknowledges Generous io degape . i\ i+ < We 3 2, 1972 at 3.00 p.m. in _Baown’s t * y * . %o ¢~ 6 . , j United Church. a«4 4 / 7 2_ [A > *‘é& j M éi $ & | © J a ’»",‘;v . ":v mead s Gift From Mrs. Ray Slater is( 3 | Je gemenagae € â€" A letter from Zambia, Africa, from the Director of j}}{i' ?:f: â€" ( Kululushi Farm College, W.G. Kacholola, tells us of the | .. %%' k ' ‘ 1 fine gift received by the College from a St. Marys area lady, _ _ . â€" s <" | Mis. Ray Slater, The story about the gift unfolds as follows _ _ 74. | S in the letter, which says:â€" j & SÂ¥ . % Cl "Back in January, 1972, Kalulushi Farm College in ; 8 y -\ : Zambia was visited by a Canadian friend Mrs. Ray Slater of > : y * t Am t } R.R.1, Lakeside, Ontario, . She specifically came to Zambia _ ; & * i ) | to visit her son Allan Slater who was an instructor in Animal f C s At. 'f:»,k es s a BE es ] $ = husbandry at the college. : 3 . fifi ? s‘ f During her visit of the college she was astonished to note _ _| s ied in o en d | that, the college had infact, very limited teaching aids. | ' n n inss “";’ .'- "~\ap oo | On her return to Canada, she discussed with a number of â€" | s? pe.. ‘“gi{;::; se o s‘~% . 3 s ; <8. : y P s it ds / s hotiee 2 f ; ____ people concerning what she saw at Kalulushi Farm College, F NS ic es\ /.. ats do oaaonely 3 : and that there was great need to help the college in obtaining a fuar oo e o > J ¢ : § : o C } teaching aids. She portrayed the idea by showing slides A $4 Avs. 16 1772 f she produced herself. The campaign was so successful, that _ Tng 1900,000 PROGRAM BEGAN RIGHT HERE â€" Eric Taylor |__ is she raised 375 Dollars with which the college is going to use ~ _ ° Peets the bench mark at the C.N.R. station. This small to buy,books. . . 1g5 2C3 Plug" enclosed in the painted circle, is exactly 1,057â€"27____ | Kalutushi Farm College is one of the six major projects in _ feet above sea level as established at New York City. The 8 *~â€" the world supported by the World Council of Churches. It ___ bench mark is a necessity for surveying operations around _ j specialises in teaching young Z ambian Commercial Farmers : town_ It gave the start to the numerous marks on trees polBS; inkmogern fermingrteetniques. 1 [ § â€" s otc. used by sewage construction crews to determine le'vels / € As this is indeed a super gift from Canada, I would like all over St. Marys. Consideration i bei A gz | is 3 § Sey ing the bench $ being given to extend* | _ & this piece of information disseminated through your paper and 6 ie bench marks to numerous areas of town at costs ‘ fmpress upon the people who helped raise this money that | â€" thought to be between one and two thousand dollars. The _ _ | we in Zambia are very thankful for the help rendered." _ mark in this picture is on the cast station wall, not far from . yc s P are é the north wall. * f J ""L""'"""fi" C;/ /"/ /‘2 P <