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The Citizen, 1991-06-12, Page 19THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12,1991. PAGE 19. CROSS CANADA MARKETPLACE IT’S FAST - ITS EASY! ONE CALL, ONE BILL DOES IT ALL. THINK BIG - CALL THIS NEWSPAPER FOR DETAILS. VACATIONS/RESORTS CABINS AVAILABLE for 5-Night Riverboat cruises on scenic Trent-Severn waterway or Rideau Canal. Only $835.p.p. Dbl. accommodation & meals. Call Ontario Waterway Cruises Collect (705)748-3666. SOUTH CAROLINE - The Myrtle Beach Resort - Oceanfront Condos, Housekeeping Included. Indoor/Outdoor Pools, Whirlpools, Saunas, Tennis Courts, Putting Green. Golf Packages Available. Free Brochure: 1-800-448-5653. COMING EVENTS EIGHTH ANNUAL TOTTENHAM BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL July 5, 6 & 7 featuring Bill Harrell & the Virginians and seven other great bands. Superb family entertainment. Camping available (416)936- 4251 or (416)936-4414. HELP WANTED NEED EXTRA $$$$ C&M Gifts needs Demonstrators to sell toys and gifts at Home Parties. No investment or experience required. 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Save up to $2,000 or receive free options. Call today for details (705)734-1211. RECREATIONAL VEHICLES BONAIR CAMPING TRAILERS, Hardtop, Foldown, Fifth-wheel, Travel, Park-models, parts-accessories, New-Used. Fibreline & Leer Fiberglass & Aluminum Truck Caps. Consignments welcome. Royal Trailer & R.V. Centre in Teviotdale, Ont. (519)343-2122. Your ad could appear in community newspapers in Ontario, or right across Canada, or any individual province. Space is Limited, so Call This Newspaper Today! American media paves way for American sales Continued from page 5. American products they see on the screen. How to keep the trojan horse outside the gates of the city is a problem all countries face. Some have tried it by subsidizing their own cultural industries or by set­ ting quotas on how much foreign content can be on their screens but down the road this isn't going to work. Down the road this trojan, horse is going to be able to fly right over the walls around the city. Satellite broadcasting will mean that countries can't control what is seen in their own country because satellites beam programing to any­ one, anywhere in the world without local government control. Il is the American cultural industries that will control the airwaves. Even news is being shaped by American satellite stations like CNN. This American domination wouldn't be so bad if it weren't for the fact it is so blind. Americans are so inward looking that for them looking out on the world is like looking at a one-way mirror reflect­ ing only themselves and their own, sometimes distorted view of the world. Unless Canadians and other countries in the world find ways to fight back, they stand little chance of keeping their national personali­ ty, let alone build markets for their own products. Ideally, the global □ TENDERS invites tenders for AIR CONDITIONING at the Learning Resource Centre Central Huron Secondary School Clinton, Ontario Sealed individual tenders clearly marked as to contents will be received until 2:00 p.m. local time, Wednesday, June 26, 1991 at the Huron County Board of Education, 103 Albert Street, Clinton, Ontario, N0M 1L0. Contract documents may be obtained on or after Wednesday, June 12, 1991 at the office of Vanderwesten & Rutherford Limited, Consulting Engineers, 36 Talbot Road, South, Lambeth, Ontario or at The Huron County Board of Education, 103 Albert Street, Clinton, Ontario by depositing a cheque in the amount of $100 per set. Deposits will be refund­ ed to Bidders upon return of documents in good condition. Sealed bids must be accompa­ nied by certified cheque or Bid Bond in the amount of 10% of the tender price. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Bob Allan Director Joan Van den Broeck Chair J Economic planning meeting held Continued from page L with the economic development strategies of individual communi­ ties such as those being prepared for Brussels and Wingham. The remainder of the meeting involved various round-table dis­ cussions. Bev Brown of Brussels led the discussion on the communi­ ty's strengths. Rose Marks of Brus­ sels led the discussion of community dreams and Denise Wilkins of Wingham led the dis­ cussion on future issues and chal­ lenges. The second meeting of the group will be held July 18 at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Cen­ tre, Brussels, at 7:30 p.m. village of satellite television should bring a wide-range of ideas, a wide range of voices, but we stand the chance of hearing only one set of ideas, one set of voices: American. A new spirit of giving Carmen Klaus becomes "Competent Toastmaster" Carmen Klaus became the first member of the Mailland Motivators Toastmaster Club to qualify for her C.T.M. (Competent Toastmaster) award. To receive C.T.M. recognition, a Toastmaster must complete 10 speeches from the Toastmasters Communication and Leadership Program manual. Each speech in this manual has specific objectives to help the speaker in their speak­ ing development. After Carmen had given her 10th speech to the club this past Monday evening, Educational Vice Presi­ dent, Robert Demaray congratulat­ ed her and presented her with a hand-crafted walnut gavel pen. The rest of the members then congratu­ lated Carmen as well. Scouts have busy year Continued from page 1 behind Rainer Saur's house. The boys built their own shelters and slept in them. A highlight of the year for the Scouts was a camp at Dorchester. This camp had 1900 registered. Very appealing activities were available for the boys such as archery, BB rifles, repelling tower, etc. The boys exchanged addresses with some American Scouts. The scouts raised the money to pay for this camp by holding a car wash. The Cubs and Scouts planted trees for Canada, and were treated to a barbecue by the recipients of the trees, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Archambault. A good time was had by all al Benmillcr Camp. Blyth had a new group this year. The Venturers formed in August and were well under way before registration in September. The group has sent one or two Ventur­ ers to each group committee meet ing where they have participated in a very meaningful way. Greg McClinchcy, president of the group, is one of the four boys from District planning on attending the World Jamboree in Korea this summer. Greg spoke to the Blyth Legion about the formation of the group and his upcoming trip. The boys had several local camping weekends, including a winter camp. The boys invited Paul Ross, chap­ lain to some of their activities. Venturers participated in Fun weekend and Benmiller Camp. They also attended a camp in Sar­ nia. The Venturers raised all the money themselves to buy their camping equipment. They com­ bined with some Brownie Moms and managed a very successful Duck Dinner for Valentine's Day. Group Committee had a success­ ful Apple Day in the fall. All sec­ tions sold Scout popcorn in the winter. The group assisted the Legion Auxiliary with serving al Lions Club banquet. A Scout- Guide Week banquet was held in February. Trees were planted in April and a bake sale was held on the main street. The group thanks Lions and Legion Representatives, Alex Blair and John Battye for their support during this scouting year.