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SAILBOAT SILHOUETTES are reflected in the murky
grey waters outside Allied Shipbuilders yards in North
Vancouver. The rainy weather with its low cloud hanging
over the city hasnt been condusive to plans for warm-

weather boating.

Students seek
local homes

ASSE International Student
Exchange Programs (ASSE)
is seeking local families to
serve as hosts for 15 Scan-
dinavian, German, Swiss,
British and Dutch high
schoo! students who are part
of the ASSE exchange visitor
program, according to Cindy
Boyce, Canadian Director
for ASSE. The non-profit
ASSE is affiliated with the
Swedish and Finnish
Ministries of Education.

The students, 16 and 17
years old, are fluent in
English and are carefully
selected for the program
based on their high school
performance, good charac-
ter, and interest in fiving
with a Canadian host family.

All students are covered
by comprehensive medical
and liability insurance and
have adequate money for
personal needs supplied by
their parents. The host fami-
ly furnishes meals and hous-
ing.

The ASSE program offers
famifies the opportunity to
share Canadian culture and
educational experiences with
a European young person,
and al the same time, to
learn about another culture
and language. Boyce in-
dicated that a volunteer area
tepresentative, provided by
ASSE, will contact the host

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family and the guest student
ya a regular basis to assure
that everything is going
smoothly.

ASSE is also seeking jocal
high school students inter-
ested in participating on the
ASSE European Program
for an academic year and six
week summer holiday in
Scandinavia, Germany,
Switzerland, or Great Bri-
tain.

Families and students in-
terested in participating for
the 1985/86 schoo! year
should contact ASSE’s local
area representative Joan
Gibbs, 4208 Evergreen Ave.,
West Vancouver, B.C., V7V
1H], telephone 922-7773.

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