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Douglas Barbour reading at St. Lawrence College.

Leona Gom lecture at St. Lawrence College.

Interview of Mrs. A. A. Chesterfield about her husband and his life and work

Interview of Mrs. U. Post, Rednersville. Side One: Side one only.

Bronwen Wallace's funeral. Side One: Roberta and David, Ron Bell, Olga Wallace, Liz Whynot and Ron Baxter. Side Two: Ron Baxter, Eleanor S., Darlene George, Roberta, David and Larry Scanlan.

Bronwen Wallace's funeral. Side One: Larry Scanlan, Erin Moure, Phil Hall, Donna Bennett. Side Two: Donna B, Russell Bennett, Donna Vitorio, Robert Priest, Roberta.

Human and animal sounds from throughout the commonwealth. Side One: Animal and human sounds from throughout the commonwealth, including singing, sports, music, buying and selling, worship and prayer, etc. Side Two: blank.

A reading of the writing of David Jones (in parenthesis). Side One: continuation of the reading - dramatization of the writing of David Jones (in parenthesis). Side Two: blank.

Dr. Frank R. Scott reads his poetry. Side One: Introduction by Prof. Whalley. Frank Scott reads his poetry - New Names; Old Song; Trees in ice; North Stream; Snowdrift; The Bird; Autumn Lake; Trans Canada; Overture; To certain friends; Dedication; All the Spikes but the last; Eclipses; Eden; Martinigram; Audacity. Intermission.. Side Two: Frank R. Scott reads his poetry - Ottawa Becomes Civilized; Victoria rifles; Villianous dens; Frostbite; British industrialist approves apartite; One cure for loneliness; Thin film decoder ...; Poetry; Alange Avantgaurd Dien; Happening at Aldrich's; God is Dead; Cosmology; On the Death of God; Bedside; Last Rights; Cloth of Gold; A grain of rice; questions and answer period. Dr. Scott thanked.

The poetry of Stanley Holloway, music notes on a broadcast of Arthurian Legends by Malony (*see sr786-87). Side One: Unidentified Poetry. The poetry of Stanley Holloway set to music (3 3/4 ips). - Piano music - Chopin (3 3/4 ips) - Music (3 3/4 ips) (10 minutes of notes by Malony on a broadcast of Mallory's Arthurian Legends. (N.B. for more Malony Notes, see sr786 and sr787). Side Two: blank.