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Canada World Youth Port hosts Ecuador Youth This summer, during the months of August, September and October, the community of Port Perry will host a group of 14 youths, aged 17 - 24 from Canada and Ecuador on a Canada World Youth exchange programme. Their 3 month stay in the area will be the first leg of a 6 month learning experience, with the se- cond stage taking place in Ecuador. The seven young Canadians have been selected from across Canada to participate in the ex- change and will be accompanied by a qualified field staff person or Register for Myrtle Ball by Sonja Graham Ashburn and Myrtle Baseball League registration ends May 20th. So anyone still wishing to play please contact Terease Mac- Donald at 655-4202 or Brian Irvine at 655-8754. T-Ball will be played Tuesdays, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. for 4-6 year olds, starting May 30. Junior Softball is Thursdays, 6:00 - 7:30 for 7-8 year olds, star- ting June 1st. Senior Softball is also Thursday evenings from 7:30 - 9:00. "group leader' who will be responsible for the group. This person will arrive in the com- munity May 29 to prepare for the program. Their Ecuadorian counterparts will be selected from villages and cities of Ecuador by Ecuadorian Institute for Educational Grants and Scholarships (IECE). The IECE main goal is to improve the education for Ecuadorians. Canada World Youth is a private, non-profit organization funded by the Canadian Interna- tional Development Agency, and has sponsored youth exchanges with various developing nations for the past 16 years. During 1989, nineteen different country ex- changes will take place across Canada. The programme is in- tended to foster cross-cultural communication and a growing awareness of social and economic Balloons Do American balloons travel faster than Canadian balloons? Are balloons, period, faster than Canada Post? The Bricknell family of Port Perry seems to think so. On Sunday May 7, two mem- bers of the Bricknell clan found two balloons at two different times. They'd never found any faraway bubbles before, but on PORT issues both in Canada and abroad. While on the program the par- ticipants will live and work with local families. The families will be remunerated for the cost of food by Canada World Youth. In- tegration into the family and in- volvement in local agencies and organizations are very important parts of the exchange. They allow participants an opportunity to learn about the reality of the region as well as local lifestyles and culture. Canada World Youth can offer community members the opportunity to meet, learn and interact with young people who come from a different culture and way of life. Should you have any questions about the program or want to get involved in any way please con- tact Philip White or Valerie Huff at (416) 922-0776 at Canada World Youth in Toronto. PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 16, 1989 -- 37 ih of i Gli Rh in Port? discovered. Corey, 13, spotted a black bal- loon from a school in Toronto. The tag said it was released April 12--a month earlier. Jeff, 22, found the remnants of a balloon and its tag down- town Port Perry, on the same day. This balloon was released May 5 (two days earlier) way down in Redford, Michigan. Sarah Morris and Jamie Elliott were the Best Support- ing Actress and Actor at the 1989 At-Home. The couple en- joyed a dance under the Hollywood Sign, dreaming about having leading roles In the future - maybe next year? sending Matt Bicknell a letter telling him where his balloon ended up. But we're not sure if she'll The Michigan balloon was sent skyward at the Bulman School Fair on Delaware Ave- nue by a student named Matt Bicknell. The Bricknell family is amazed at the sheer coinci- dencein the names. Mrs. Mary Bricknell will be mention how much faster his American bubble was. Young Matt might earn himself a speeding ticket. this particular day, two were STATIONERY Plain and Printed. Business/Personal PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 In regards to the fireworks display, mentioned last week, it is cancelled. Alot of people were in- terested but we could not get a permit to hold the display at the park and a normal size back yard "would not have been safe enough. We hope everyone will still enjoy the long weekend. ' For all your outdoor needs ... 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For more details and a copy of this Re- quest for Proposals, contact the Medical Rehabilitation Services Branch Workers' Compensation Board 14th Floor 2 Bloor Street East Toronto, Ontario M4w 3C3 (416) 927-4371 COMMUNITY CLINICS in Central Ontario (Toronto) The Workers' Compensation Board (WCB) is seeking proposals for the establishment and operation of community clinics throughout Central Ontario, including Metropolitan SIMCOE Sheiburne Barrie ° DUFFERIN WELLINGTON PROPOSALS Toronto head office. Central Ontario area served by the WCB's Toronto Head Office corresponds to postal bounda- ries shown on the map. Tan HALIBURTON . . Haliburton Maynooth PERTH Stratford' . * on. . VICTORIA Bancroft WA Fer devon | PEEL a Newmsrkst ff uroney Yort / PETERBOROUGH [ ] Kehengs Brampton picnmond Hi [a DURHAM Peterborough Osawa Campbelford LJ Cobourg Marmora PF LEGEND ME ROT OuiAN Q HASTINGS am Postal Boundary NORTHUMBERLAND --- County/Regional Municipality WCB representatives will answer questions about this Request for Proposals at three Information Sessions held in Toronto. These sessions will be held at 2:00 p.m. on May 30, May 31, and June 1, 1989. If you wish to attend one of these sessions, please call (416) 927-4371 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Three copies of the proposal must be sub- mitted to the Director, Medical Rehabilita- tion Services Branch, at the above address by 4:00 p.m., Friday, June 16, 1989. The WCB reserves the right to reject any or all proposals received. Workers' Commission Compensation des accidents Board du travall