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Going on field trips gl?‘vcen the ages of 12 and _ visited the Pembroke Genâ€" _ were surprised at how loud _ has always been enjoyed by Ig“Also shown were the . cral Hospital and _ were _ the siren sounds closeâ€"up. the _ students. ‘They like m"in(‘ [vpés of â€" apparatus _ shown the emergency room. At the Lorraine Building, S€cing the real thing! > * zhi. 1 JS 6 «40 o Melere * ce . Fe CC Pek i â€" ol e mss P ACpAcat s1c B0 t 5. thi Bs 68 s es e wC t ts‘ Se 4 on i esd ‘< p._ aqAqQci " t a» io ym fad y _ e ar . . . 9k . yb <f¢ 6 *Â¥ t "C).» P â€" . fly_“%"‘.ftflfi L rspeetectt| . We on o mt e Hie: ©. > | e 23 A °* 7 cnamdl ht s wEED : ds |â€" Bs t *b OAE #\>/ ui x "ar" id 1 e t s _ yP°C), Agnaip 1 »!!5 9 B5 ht 6 \_~‘ | ; PC K mM C . °. hW Pss PA 2 n 7L. / ) :If 3 Es t s °>A i & \s 2 CBP * t ~ s O i k > AXF tass {w? 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Diane Mutthicu, Graham, _ Chris Krieger, S",? de["agfistrslgvfggm?hic}yl mentary School will be project coâ€"ordinator â€" and Christopher Hall, Edward Cb(-)'(ziizes the tra;lSPorta' travelling to Beauceville, school teacher at Cobden. Egan, fodd! Leach, leellh subs ts for the 26 § Quebec next month as part "‘The participants _ are Sexton, Brad Turcotte, Brad . tion, 'costss Funding for of a bilingual exchange between the ages of 12 and Dowdall, Jim Gouthro, Kerr p}?muparf irtation is proâ€" program _ organized _ by 14 and have been looking Childerhose, David Rose the transpo he _ Ontario SEVEC (The Soci ; j ceasl and Paul Reinert. Principal vided by _the . 4 . e Society for forward to this occasion Ministry of Education and/ Educational _ Visits â€" and after several months of Henry Brown and Mme. "11;5 B’ en House Canada, Exchanges in Canada). preparation."‘ Mallbled ‘wlllfhe «acerting â€"! 44 %hn exchange proâ€" They will be living with the students. the ygfl-l the Department of |ocal families in Beauceville _ The students participatâ€" Shortly _ afterwards, fi" fi:‘;mchretary of State of or five days. The group ing in the exchange are June 2, it will beu ths Canada will be leaving on Tuesday, Chanda Gibson, Stephanie . Beauceville students‘ turn SEVEC, an independant, March 24 and returning by Keon, Shawna Mick, Cecille t0 travel to Cobden .?."d nonâ€"profit organization, has train on Saturday, March Smith, Becky Childerhose, _ stay with our lgcal families * bal:_-kgrol-md dating back 2s O Jennifer _ Sutton, _ Emily â€" for five days also. to 1936 in _ organizing It.Wl“ truly be a unique Godin, Darlene Jackson, . ; ; successful exchanges. Close cxpcrience for these young Susanne _ Warren, â€" Sonia The project is organized to 100,000 young Canadians participants to live, speak Warren, Marieâ€"Paule Cotie. with the support of the have daw participated. and understand our nation‘s â€" Alison Rae, Kristi McHugh, â€" parents, the Renfrew Counâ€" : l 4. T iromaen.s o oo iemnent on on oeene AHe es ols W Ww ut . is ons .. lt onmne e en t