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Helen Simpson-Dubeau wishes to thank you for your support Living with a Midland family has been an 'ex- perience for Pablo from Uruguay and Patrick from Quebec. The University that comes to you. WINTER TERM 1989 January 3 - April 27 (including exams) New horizons beckon! Join the growing number of adults starting or continuing their studies part-time at Laurier. You may qualify for any number of our classroom, televideo or teleaudio courses available in Simcoe County. For your convenience, classes are held weeknights or weekends with a selection of centres to choose from. In BARRIE: Innisdale Secondary School and Georgian College; COLLINGWOOD: General & Marine Hospital; MIDLAND: Huronia District Hospital. For those who prefer not to attend formal classroom lectures, Telecollege can be your alternative. At Laurier there is a course to suit your interests, career, lifestyle and location. Choose from an array of Arts, Business, Music and Economics courses! Just for the fun of it or with a particular purpose in mind . . . reach out and take the first step. You'll be glad you did! For a complimentary copy of the Fall/Winter Part-Time Studies Course Calendar or for personal assistance -- just call us - we'll be pleased to help! Locally (Barrie) 737-5345 or toll-free 1-800-265-8866, Ext. 2447 OFFICE OF PART-TIME STUDIES AND CONTINUING EDUCATION YOU CAN DO IT! WILFRID LAURIER UNIVERSITY 75 UNIVERSITY AVE. W., WATERLOO, ONTARIO N2L 3C5 are Sparkling BLJI'S Brass to of Ladies' Wear, BiJl MOUNTAINVI MIDLAND SET Pee. CE CIV Oe COU ION Page 10, Wednesday, November 16, 1988 Pablo Bielli, 19, from Montevideo, learned that Canada is a more com- plicated country than he expected. Patrick Rivard, 18, from Montreal, learned not to fear becoming in- volved, to take part in group discussions. The young men are liv- ing in Midland and doing volunteer social work as members of a larger group brought together by a non-profit Canadian organization called Canada World Youth. Their longer-than-two- month stay in Midland ends Nov. 23. On Dec. 4 the group of paired Canadians and Uruguayans leaves for Home away Pablo Bielli, sitting on front of Jennifer Charlebois, and Patrick Rivard, in the chair with Jen- nifer's brother, Jeff, are two members of the Canada World Uruguay for a similar number of weeks living and working in that country. They will live in Pando, an agricultural centre of 20,000 people one hour's drive from the city of Montevideo, in time for the South American country's summer. Strange is the operative word in describing the Canada World Youth experience. Patrick said he came to a community he didn't know -- Midland - paired with a person he didn't know - Pablo - to live with a family he had never met. He has made a decision about his future because from home the floor in Youth Ex- -- Canada more complex than visitors expected of his Canada World Youth experience, although the exchange is not half finished. He brought to the ex- change a year's education in science. He has decid- ed he wants to have a career in social service. Pablo has discovered that Canada is composed of a multitude of cultures. He also noticed that Canadians watch a lot of U.S. television programs and movies. Canadians, unlike Uruguayans, are punc- tual. When they say they will be somewhere at a particular time, they are there, Pablo said. change group living with host families in Midand and learning about each other's cultures. (Photo by Murray Moore.) NEW ADDRESS! WE'RE MOVING NOVEMBER 21, 1988 Aa TRW Vehicle Safety Systems Division 11 Centennial Drive Penetanguishene, Ont. LOK 1P0 Phone: 705-549-TRW1 (8791) Telex: Fax: 06-875-687 705-549-3678 (NOTE: Decor Products Division, the "Trim" operations will retain the existing telephone number - 705-526-9371)