The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Club looks for student For the first time since its inception five years ago, the Penetanguishene Rotary Club will be par- ticipating in their Interna- tional Youth Exchange program. Club officials will soon be faced with the difficult task of selecting the club's first exchange student. The individual chosen will begin their year exchange next August. According to the Direc- tor of International Ser- vices Robert Cummings, it is an opportunity of a lifetime for students bet- ween the ages of 15 and 17 to travel Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Denmark, Finland, Holland, Japan, New Zealand, Sweden, Thailand or West Germany. Cummings has made presentations at both of the high schools in the Town, and from application forms those interested filled out, a committee will try to choose an appropriate representative for the local club. The International Youth Exchange Program is a reciprocating one, where a rotary club may send one local student on exchange, for each foreign student it accepts. Penetanguishene's first visiting exchange student, Effren Rayo Torres of Mexico, returned home in August after a year's visit to the Town. At a presentation to Ecole Secondaire Le Caron students Friday morning, Cummings explained the many benefits of the excursion. Although the club does not cover the student's air- fare to their chosen destination, Cummings said it is still a deal with most airlines offering special student fares. The Penetang club will be responsible for all medical bills incurred during the year. As part of the deal, the travelling student will receive a monthly allowance of about $100 from the Rotary Club in the town or city they are visiting. Once at their destination the Penetang represen- tative will be billoted at the home of one or more Rotary members for the year. The individuals are also required to attend school in the exchange country. - As well as studying in another country for one year and Aiving in the homes of students of foreign country, students will have the opportunity to learn the habits and family conditions of other countries, while meeting with many foreign groups. Cummings explained with all the paperwork necessary for the trip, in- cluding applying for a stu- dent visa, it takes a year to prepare for the exchange. Deadline for the applica- tions is Sept. 30. Seniors activities Indoor Shuffleboard will again be available at the Midland Civic Centre. Starting Monday, October 6 Shuffleboard will be played Mondays and Wednesdays from 1 to 4 p.m. There is no charge and eveyone is welcome to join the fun. Fitness Classes for Seniors will be held at the Seniors Centre this Fall. A six week program will be held Tuesdays and Company wins TRW vehicle safety systems division is the reci- pient of the SPEAR 1 award, General Motors Corporation's highest honour to its suppliers. The SPEAR 1 recognizes automotive suppliers that use effective quality prac- tices and systems to con- sistently producd reliable and defect-free products. TRW vehicle. safety systems' operations in Midland and Penetanguishene supply seat belts to the automaker, primarily to GM's Oshawa, Ont. assembly plants. This is TRW's second SPEAR 1 award from GM. In 1983, the division received its first award and was the second of 2,400 suppliers to be recognized. In July, 1986, GM con- ducted another quality audit and found that TRW had maintained the same high quality standards over the past three years. "Our outstanding quali- The Huronia Association for the C.N.1.B. Present an "Awareness Evening" at the Budd Watson Gallery Friday, October 3, 1986 e 7:00 p.m. - Craft Show and Sale Wicker, Knitting, Needlepoint, Quilts, Planters, Canery, Soft Sculpture ¢ 8:00 p.m. - Variety Show Comedy, Singing, Music also Visual Aids Display Use of Gallery Donated By Budd Watson NO ADMISSION Page 4, Tuesday, September 23, 1986 Thursdays from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. with Lise Pyburn as Instructor. Fees are only $10.00 for members and $12.00 for non-members. Registration forms are available at the Seniors Centre and the Recreation Office. First session is on Tuesday, Oc- tober 7. Films are shown at the Seniors Centre every se- cond and fourth Friday of the month, starting Oc- tober 10. Speared again TRW Midland's vehicle safety systems division has received the SPEAR 1 award, General Motors Cor- poration's highest honour to one of its suppliers. This is the second time that the Midland plant has receiv- ed the award. From left are Joe Wrubel (SPEAR survey representative), Ken Gendron (ACTWU Local 1698 president), and Wayne Latour (CAW Local 1411 president). safety award ty performance is the result of a total effort of over 1,000 employees and a real company commitment to make the best seat belts in the industry," commented Gene Kutcher, general manager. "We value this award from GM because it indicates GM's trust in us to help them make high ey nt > -- A 0 MOE Join in the Fun With Our for the care and comfort of the senior citizen... for as little as $27.50 aN Cheerful Staff Is Where Everyone Looks Warm, Friendly People Ready, Willing and Able Forward to Mealtime quality vehicles in North America." TRW vehicle safety systems, division is the largest supplier of occu- pant restraints in the North American market. The division, which has opera- tions in Canadal, the United States, and Mexico, is a part of TRW Inc. ll per day a wart maa » GN : iets Mi joa guise ts - {os ¥ e Resident physician ° Tuck Shop ¢ Whirlpool e Alternative to menu e Private bath ¢ Guest laundry room ° Beautiful lounges e Resident kitchenette e Nurse on duty 24 hours * Outdoor recreation facilities e Your own front door key We know you'll be proud to call Blue Mountain Manor home \\\a \ V0. To view by appointment only...call BLUE MOUNTAIN MANOR 236 Weir Street, Stayner, Ont. 428-3240 Helen Rawlings - Assistant G alM NOTICE Due to an error in our advertisement, some of the finance rates are incorrect! ~ LISTED BELOW ARE THE RATES CURRENTLY IN EFFECT! G WH FINANCING For 24 Months on these Models e Escort e Lynx e EXP e Tempo © Topaz ° Mustang e Capri e Cougar e T-Bird e Ranger Trucks e Bronco Il e F-Series (exluding "S" models) (full-size trucks) 6.7% for 36 months on e Escort » Lynx ¢ EXP - 8.7% tor 37 1. 60 months on e Escort © Lynx ¢ EXP = 9.9% for 3 months on other models listed 10.9% for 37 to 60 months on all above models listed (Maximum Allowed - $10,000) $700°° REBATES ON ALL ABOVE MODELS Ask our staff for full details oR Act Fast..:these Rates are for a Limited Time Only!