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Duchesne, (he Quebec exchange.BHudson[family for the next two weeks. Mike and Jane are also interested in the [discussion with the French-Canadian girl who recently hosted Jane at .her home, introducing her way of life to the Roekwood student.Roekwood family hostsQuebec exchange visitLearning French throughthfamily exposure has been the exciting experience of one yOung Roekwood girl and thisweek she is hosting the guest with whom she stayed during h*r twi-wrek visit in Quebec A Guelph Centennial high school student. Janie Hudson of Main St.. -reccatlv visited Suxannc Duchesne of Baie St. Paul, through the Visitcs lutcrprovinciales student exchange program After 14 days of visiting and sightseeing with the Quebec familv she has returned home and. for the next few days will be entertaining her new friend, introducing her, in turn, to the ways of an English Cana djan family.Niagara Palls, the Ontario Science Centre and Ontario Place in Toronto. Sauhte beach, casual family picnics and outings will be the interesting agenda for the visitor. Her stay with the Hudsons will be a particularly enlightening one as Suzanne isan only child. The Hudsons arc a delightful family of six children.Another Roekwood area family who hosted a* visitorfrom St Simeon. Quebec were the John Gallirts of K.K. 3. Roekwood Janet Gallin is presently staying at St. Simeon as the exchange guest of the young student who visited with her during the past month.Formed in 1936. the Visitcs Intcrprovinciales was the first student exchange program association in C nnnda.Participation is organized for11 5secondary school students through the high schools.New steeringcommitteeOn theBeachb Kathy Thr*k\ton ’At a meeting of the Rock-wood and District Lions Club with the Kramnsa township council July 16. Lions -Club members were chosen as representatives to act with appointed council members on a new steering committee for a modified community centreThe names of Walter Swans ton and Tom Gellatlvwere submitted Harry Ronner specified he should Ih» oil the committee to protect his vested interest in the properly'of the complex siteAt the special meeting of tosvnship council on Friday, July 18, the council officially appointed to the steeringcommittee. Lions Walter Swans ton and Harry Ronner with Tom Gel tally as the alternate Lion represent a-i• • % \iv
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Halton Hills Acton Free Press
Halton Hills, Ontario, CA
Wed, Jul 23, 1975
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