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June 14, 1973     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Johnson of Shelton is ichange student in New t under the American Field 'e student exchange the following letter she of her experiences. has definitely set in the North Island of New For the past month its but rain, rain, rain! are now beginning our three terms at school. late in full swing with the College rugby, hockey, netball and basketball ks trouncing on their schools. Haying a sport recommended for each Approximately 200 boys various rugby, hockey, teams, and 150 girls on hockey and basketball (Yours truly has been the girls' basketball team strong and determined of have questioned to a new family, and country. I find the life New Zealand family very to that of a family in The daily pace is a bit but equally exciting. The alike except that mutton No. 1 meat since the economy depends on The daily school routine is but the work itself is 'is quite interesting since it and there is channel. Programs come at 2 p.m. and go off at one channel certainly on arguments over to watch. now a little bit about the Zealand is a member of Commonwealth under of Queen Elizabeth. The Island is 44,281 square and the South Island is uare miles; just a bit the state of Oregon. 971 census showed the to be 2,862,631 to Washington's 1970 of 3,409,169. New 's largest city is Auckland second largest and capital ton. Zealand's principle are meat, wool, butter Two-thirds of the is pasture and stock climate in Matamata is to Washington, with not hot summers and s that are short and mild. This applies the whole country. ~njoyed receiving Mr. article concerning the which was written in the Journal some As the student chapter at the high school and of the adult committee, izes the need for tanding of the AFS The AFS offers an for students to live families of different to attend school and to fully in the lives of communities. Within 26 there have been on the program to the United States, or SUmmer program. Shelton af 2,800 AFS chapters in ~ited States involving ~embers and 2,600 host rl honestly say that I realize what AFS Until I was actually as one of 38 students to ealand-this year. The knees and lifetime mean different things students. I have it means to to give up you have ever known the emotions of such a t~. I have experienced relationships, especially host family, the Magans. ideas, responsibilities, activities, quiet and times of sheer chaos To be an exchange l~eans to give as well as have also realized the have for my real family O Home of the MUG CLUB Hot Dogs, Chili 09 5o. 2nd who brought me up and gave me up for this year. It is quite impossible for anybody but the student himself to fathom the experiences and p,- knowledge that is received in this year. Until I write again, have a nice summer. Sharon ! Shoe in black or brown 2 other styles available. Boot in brown. 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