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Steve placed first in the county and the province with a mark of Stt.6 percent. Presenting him with the prize is holy Alston (right) of McBee company of Kitchener. On the left is Steve's accounting teacher. William Dewar. Project PROP (Prdgram Resources for Our People) ended its spring program of events for senior citizens last week with a trip to Dun- dum Castle and the Royal Botannical Gal-gens. However, the New Hori- zons group has a number of activities planned to start in September. One new pro- gram that will begin in Sep- tember is an economics Project Prop's new activities _ course taught' by Univer- sity of Waterloo faculty. The course will be offered for credit or non-credit. Senior citizens will be al- lowed free admission. Other possible program subjects for September will be photography. slide pre- sentations and lectures, Although the PROP pro- gram is funded by a New Horizons grant for senior citizens. 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