WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1984, PAGE 7 Seven goilng to see Jays take on Seven local youngsters will be at Exhibition Stadium tonight to see the Toron- to Blue Jays take on the Kansas City Royals courtesy of the Whitby Fire Departmenit as part of their fire safety card promotion. Royals The winners are: Jeff Alten, David Smith, Justin Cardwell, Lyle Barkley, Gregory Bar- tlett, Brent Birchard and Neil Murbar. The fourth set of fire safety carda featuring Jim Clancy, Mitch Web- ster, Willie Aikens, Roy tonight Lee Jackson and Willie Upsbaw are currently available at the main fire station on Brock St. S. Eacb card depicts a member of this year's Blue Jays team and on the back are belp fire safety tips for children. Tourism, is becomir trade is Cullen Garder Last week, Len Ct Recreation director M formation Centre on B of the town's efforts to Cullen was also, pre (rigbt), the chairmhan the local tourism indus in Pickering. Katima A group of Katimavik participants from across Canada have moved to the Whitby- Oshawa area to begin work on a number of assigrnents proposed by these communities. "We are aIl looking fqrward to having Katimavik- bere," says Wayne DeVeau,. Direc- tor of the.Town of wbit- t by'>S park and recreation department. 'Projects which would otherwise not get done will be undertaken and completed thanks to Katimavik's volunteer labor." Work in Whitby will involve both physical and service labor in the parka division. Jobs in the parks will include completion of a fitness trail in D'Hilier Park, tree identification and labelling, the rein- stallation of a fitness trail in the Blue Meadows subdivision, general maintenance and upgrading of town property. These young people will be under the jurisdiction of the supervisor of parka. DeVeau said that work teams wiil vary in numbers fromn three to five members at any given time. In Whitby, thçre will be six persons working for a three month period followed by four for a second three month period and two in the last three montb period totalling nitie months 0f work to the community. LET'S DO IT... O(J[DOORS! a thanked for tourisrn efforts ing ever-more important to Whitby's economy. The mainstay of the local tourist nand Miniature Village on Taunton Rd. E. ullen (centre), president 0f the garden facility, presentel Wbitby parka and Vayne DeVeau (left) with a cheque for $5,000 to help staff the Wbitby Touriat In- Brock St. S. This is the tbird year tbat Cullen bas-made the donation in appreciation opromote tourism locally.,i ,esented with a framed pbotograph by Centre Ward Councillor Marcel Brunelle 10f the parka and recreation department, in appreciation of his efforts not only in istry but for bis contributions to the recent Marketplace '84 exhibition that was held Free Press Staff Photo vik working nWib Cost to the sponsoring organizations or com- munities are minimal as they are required only to pay for project equipment and tbe wages of supervisory personnel wbich in this case would be covered by tbe supervisor of parks. Katimavik bears aIl otber expenses. Katimavik is Canada's only national youtb volunteer program. Since 1977 it bas offered young Canadians a nine mfiontb stint whicb combines nonrenumerative ser- vice to Canadian com- munities witb the per- sonal development tbrougb work and life akilîs training of its 17 to 21 year old participants. Operated by Opcan, a private non-profit organization funded en- tirely by tbe federal department of the Secretary 0f State, Katimavik is available to ail single Canadian citizens and landed im-, migrants wbo meet the bealtb and age requirements. .Nearly 12,000 yoi.ttbs will bave experienced Katimavik since its founding by mid-August this year. At least 5,000 participants are expec- ted to take part in Katimavik projecta this year alone witb Ontario bosting about one-tbird 0f these. Eacb group travels to three dif- ferent parts of Canada (including, one fran- copbone community) for 3 tbree montb stays. Participants are paid $1 a day in pocket money, but are entitled to a $1,000 bonorarium once they complete the program. AIl travel and accommodation costs are borne by Katimavik. .Tbe program bas four objectives: provide volunteer service to Canadian communities; promote' participants personal development and well being; en- courage concern for the. environment and ap- propriate tecbnology; and, foster understan- ding of Canada and Canadians through ex- tensive travel. Deirdre Hilary, the projeet co-ordinator for Katimavik in this area bas indicated that'there are other projeets being conducted at the same time. The first is that of a women 's hostel, Project Auberge, which willI be starting in Sep- tember and located in Oshawa. Participants will also be working at the Central Lake On- tario Co nservation Autbority, in an ad- ditional project and will be completing tasks similar to that of the parks division in the Town of Whitby. 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