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Speeches at the opening Councillor Stan PAM (right) welcomed music lovers to the opening of a series of concerts to be held in the Lions bandshell at Harbor Park on Sunday. Also on hand for the opening were Councillor Eisa Haydon and Don McMillan of the band cotitert committee. (photo by Jason Ainslie) From crops crops to livestock and from turf to fruits and vegetables', Ontario agricultural research will be on display July 8, 9 and 10, 1975 at the •two O.A.C. Research Stations at Elora and near Cambridge (Preston). Both the Elora Research Station and the Cambridge Research Station will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. daily, with tours, edupational exhibits and •demonstrations highlighting 0.A.C. Farm Week '75. The Cambridge station specializes in. turf, fruit and vegetable production, as well this is ,the • spring '75 jaQk glorious • pastels ;by . • , Paris Star Paris Star 75 has the individualized look yoli build yourself, • Everything's separate until you make your owritpecial combination. Dress softly in Fortrel knit pastils, in peach, aqua, mint, yellow, white. Sizes 8 to .18 - :NOW • STOCKING. SIZES * • 38 TO 44 <.• • Blazers & Long Sleeve Shirt Jackets — 33.98 Short Sleeve Shirt Jackets — $ 29.98 Pull On Pant — $ 1 7,98: . Fashion Pant — $ 1 9.98 Skirts — 1 9.98 Ships, Long Sleeve & Short SleeVe\froM $ 1 4.9 8 • fr 7 Stmt. $ 9.98 5. LAMS, WEAR LIMITS. ' SHOPPERS. stout " (Amerika, a" • 1' 4 as environmental studies in pollution, insects and plant diseases. The Elora station is the focal. point of the Ontario Agricultural College's research in soils, field crops, weather studies, dairy and -beef work. A special display at the Elora Research' Station will. feature manure management systems and the ccmmercial manure - handling equipment that is presently , available to producers.. - • Visitors can take hour-long wagon and bus tours of the stations to see the • various research projects.. Factilty- fromlhe Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph will guide visitors through the stations, and will -explain the research underway at both locations. For those who cannot ,atterid during O.A.C. Farm Week, '75,. the College ,-Ivitr be holding Urban Day, an open house, at the Elora Research Station on It, possible for the 'PO4t offig,e, pl-tt Olt a bitter 10915.ing saP.p. PiVvigAl$ isPcin The long line of Ca.nada's,197 new issues is • the Calgary Centennial stamp. The eight - cent commemorative will be issued ' in a quantity of 25 million. The date of issue is slated forJuly 3. — It was designed from Walt Petrigo's photograph "Untamed", featuring a wild horse being roped and saddled • by wranglers. "Calgarians are justifiably proud of their beautiful and friendly city,',' said Postmaster General Mackasey. "We .are pleased to help celebrate the city's hundredth birthday." Not by coincidence, " the stamp is being issued during Stampede Week. First Day of Issue can- cellation for the Calgary Centennial stamp will take place in Calgary. The Official First Day Covers will carry a Calgary, Alberta cancellation only. They will be printed in. four- color lithography , with each stamp measuring 24mm •by 40mm on a 50 stamp pane. Marginal inscriptions appear on the four corners of each pane of 50. .Saturday"; July 12, from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. General tours of the Dairy Cattle and Beef Cattle ' Centres and the crops and soils research areas highlight the afternoon program. Staff will be on hand to explain the work taking place and answer any questions. Families are invited to,come out to the,research stations -to See the agricultural studies being conducted. The Cam- bridge Research Station is just southwest of the Waterloo - Wellington Airport. The Elora ,o.rFil Station is about two i4n-'half miles south of Elora. Parking is free. Visitors can bring their own picnic • lunches or purchase light lunches at the stations. If you're interested in Ontario Agriculture, plan to atend any one, or all three days July 8, 9 and 10 for O.A.C. FarmWeek '75. • (b. Mother Nature has her way By Jeff Seddon Once upon a time on the quiet, residential corner of Eldon and Bennett Streets in theprettiest town in Canada there stood a stately old tree That provided shade ,for the homeowners nearby. The tree happily stood at the corner ,as • evidence of Mother Nature's ability to make 'people happy. k,• Then one early morning in June the peace and quiet of the residential -area was shattered by' the -roar' of huge machinery and the bark of commands febiti construction foremen. The street corner had'been picked by the -officers of the pretty town to be one of these lucky ones to be remodelled and the work crews hadarrived to do the job. The tree, satisfied it had done a good,job while the job we's needed, was. quite willing become lumber or firewood but .,,,:.-,4.,qthe, homeowners who erijotred its shade for sO- many years, did not want to see thetree go. They argued with the officers, foremen and construction workers and finally saved the tree • from being sacrificed by progfreSs,,The construction workers .\-.,<'1. were willing 'to put a fittle curve .in the street curb to bypass the tree and allow it to stand. • .. ., . „ Mother Nature had other ideas. A progressive woman at •, heart she did not wish to stand in the way of Progress. She ,.., had discussed the matter „with the tree'and the two agreed that the tree had to become Inmber to allow the curb to be straight and *true and. a credit to the construction worker's ability. . - . . One I'M and sticky night in June, after the curve had been put in the curb, Mother Nature played one OT her cute little tricks on the homeowners and construction workers. She .,‘ brewed up a storm completewith high winds and toppled the , tree leaving only a jagged stump and a.crooked curb. • ' ' The whomeowners merely shrugged" their shoulders and . called the town's works and engineering crew to remove the tree. 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