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Page 2, News, Tuesday, February 26, 1991 Winter carnival for Terrace Bay | This year will mark the return of a winter carnival to Terrace Bay. The Terrace Bay Downhill Ski Club has organized a fun-filled weekend of winter events beginning with a show from the Terrace Bay Figure Skating Club at opening ceremonies on March 21. The theme of the carnival will be Winter Storm to indicate the towns thoughts are with the Canadian troops in the Gulf. Buttons and yellow ribbons will be available for sale. Events include skating races, cross country ski races a sliding party, road hockey, sno-golf. For most of the events you just have to show up and take part although some will require registration. The Downhill Ski Club is being given assistance from all of the clubs and organizations in town including the Golf Club, the Legion, the Moose Hall and the Township A brochure will be available soon at various locations with schedules and details. ||| summer of discovery Thirty hour famine for World Vision for exchange students s : f di Fifteen Lake Superior High School students took part In the Canada-wide 30 hour a sega petnchiaieet Einctiseea peaaecaaetty oe famine to raise money for the famine relief organization World Vision. Most of the relief : for E ional Visi Ex:ch : is now directed towards those in the Persian Gulf who need aid. The students raised i or Educational Visits and Ex-changes in Canada approximately $1500 from those sponsoring the famine and through a dance. SEVEC is a national, not-for-profit association which offers cultural, bilingual and unilingual exchanges for Canadian youth. It's Summer Individual Ex-change Program is geared to stu- dents, aged 11 to 18, who would like to experience life with another family, visit another part of the country and, if they choose a bilingual exchange, improve their grasp of English or French as a second language while being immersed in another culture. The length of the exchange can vary from 7 to 30 days and usually takes place in July. Exchange participants decide upon the duration as well as the dates of the exchange. One of the key ingredients to a successful exchange is the proper matching or "twining" of exchange participants. In order for SEVEC to maintain high standards to ensure stu- dents are matched according to their interests, social maturity and home environment, home interviews are conducted for all candidates by local educators to gather information for the twinning process. For more information call 1-800-38-SEVEC. The deadline for registration is March 15, 1991. Wednesday, Feb. 27th 'til Saturday, March 9fh | Visa & Master Card 8 Simcoe Plaza | No Layaways on sale items and Marathon Centre Mall GOLD GOLD GOLD