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Foreman family enters mission service Farewell services were held at Wilmot Centre Misâ€" sionary â€" Church, Sunday, August 15, 1976 for Mr. and family who are entering Each year a number of young people have the opporâ€" tunity of participating in the activities of the Ontario Legislature, _ as _ pages. Groups of twenty pages serve for a period of six or seven weeks; and I beâ€" lieve that, for the most part, they find this an interesting and educational experience. Since the 1st March, 1971, girls as well as boys have been eligible to become pages, and applicants must have either Grade 7 or 8, with an average of over 80 percent. Students wishing to make application must write a personal letter to the Speaker of the House, the â€" Honourable Russeli D. Rowe. Room 193, Parliaâ€" ment â€" Buildings, Queen‘s Park, Toronto. The letter should give details of education and background. as well as the reason for the applicant‘s interest in serving in the Legislature. When the Speaker writes to the student, giving the general requirements for the position of Page, the applicant then makes a forâ€" mal application. For students who do not live in Toronto, it is necesâ€" sary to make arrangements for accommodation in the city, and this is the responâ€" sibility of the Page‘s parâ€" ents. In this connection, I would like to stress pages are not allowed to leave the Parliament Buildings until they go home each day . Pages receive an honorâ€" arium of $7.50 a day at present. and if it is necesâ€" sary to stay for a late sitâ€" ting of the Legislature, each * MaAYTAG _ N Dependability MAKES A MAYTAG REPAIRMAN TV & APPLIANCES 8 Wellington S$1 Strattord t _ 211 6433 _4 'fl,&g _ MPP REPORT ~ The Foreman Family on mission. World Radio Missionary Feliowship. % Dr.. Brian Wiggliesworth representative of the fellowâ€" :~ship presented the message page receives an additional half day‘s pay. Incidentally. the evening dutiés are arâ€" ranged in such a way that no page works late more than one evening a week. As the payments are made on the basis of a computerized record, each student must have a Social Insurance Number. The Legislative Assembly supplies the uniforms for the pages, and applicants are usually asked to come to Toronto for fittings apâ€" proximately two or three weeks ahead of their tour of duty. Pages must buy their own meals while workâ€" ing at the Legislature, and this is no great problem as there are a number of exâ€" cellent cafeterias in the Parliament Buildings. A qualified tutor is availâ€" able at the Legislature, and pages are given some five hours of tutoring each week. A page master and page mistress are in charge of the young people, and every effort is made to proâ€" vide â€" recreation in â€" the fresh air on a regular basis. There is also a Games Room available in the quarters allocated to the Pages. NOTE : ALL BOAT CLUB MEMBERS, REMEMBER THE CAMPOUT ANO PRACTICE ON > SATURDAY AUGUST 21 TRICK SKIING, BARE FOOT SKIING. JUMPING & FAMILY GROUP SKIING Collection will be taken WATER SKi SHOW SUNDAY, AUGUST 22 2:00 PM "AQUA FROLICS" at SsCOTT MEMORIAL CONSERVATION PARK featuring LOCAL TALENT! NEW HAMBURG BOAT CLUB for presents and the charge to the misâ€" sionary candidates and the congregation. Pastor Glen Gibson conâ€" ducted the commissioning service relaling now ou hasumtheirlivesandin recent months called them tomisfionaryser_vioe.'l‘h_ey Many thousands of â€" peoâ€" ple come to the Legislature each year, sometimes visitâ€" ing as individuals, but often in groups â€" such as school classes, Girl Guides and Boy Scouts, Senior Citizens and so on. In the period beâ€" tween January and June this year, some 980 groups participated in the organizâ€" ed tours â€" totalling apâ€" proximately 33,500 people. During the recess, the tour lasts approximately half an hour, but when the House is in session, a halfâ€"hour visit to the Legislature is includâ€" ed for a total of one hour. This gives people an opporâ€" tunity to witness the deâ€" bates which take place. and one of the most interesting also showed The couple pictured with their four children Debbie being held by Mr. Foreman. Becky being held by Mrs. Foreman and Mark front left and Eric front right have been residents of New Hamburg for four and where they will be. a half years. May I also take this opâ€" portunity to remind you that arrangements can be made for people celebrating 50th (and upwards) wedding anniversaries, and 90th tor more) birthdays to receive commemorative scrolls, or plaques. from the Province of Ontario. Scrolls are also available for other special occasions. such as a town‘s 50th or 100th anniversary. special acts of heroism. or longâ€"standing _ community service. and Mrs. Bruce Foreâ€" smoke in the evening Daniel Lichti, baritone, returns to Baden to give a concert at Steinman‘s Mennonite Church. New Hamburg Independent â€" Wednesday, August 18, 1976 â€" Page 5 Daniel Lichti, baritone, Waterioo and University of will be giving a concert at Toronteo symphony orchesâ€" Steinmans Mennonite church tras as well as at Stratford‘s in Baden on August 22. Third Stage. His most recent Lichti to sing at Steinmans Raised in the New Hamburg area, Lichti has spent the studied at Waterloo Luâ€" theran University and the University of Toronto Opera ‘The recipient of several scholarships and prizes Lichti is a wellâ€"known perâ€" former in this area, having SPRAYED URETHANE FOAM “ ERâ€"â€" LaTiON with the Kitchener â€" (519)â€"579â€"1068 Agricultural Work a ""Specialty" KITCHENER or less only costs $1 per insertion in the New Hamâ€" burg Independent. Why not put this valuable medium to work for you. For inforâ€" mation or rates call 662â€" John Passion and Kantate 187 in Germany. | Proceeds from this conâ€" cert will go to Mennonite Central Committee. A classified ad of 15 words