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EGRET Ch L Little Fish - Big Smile Catching that first fish can be an exciting time for a youngster, and five-year old Matt was grinning from ear to ear as he pulled In this small Bass out of a pond last week- end. It Is very apparent by the expression of joy, the thrill of landing this beauty made up for the lack of size. Now before : we get the fishery officials swarming down on him, Matt was told Bass were out of season, and he reluctantly threw his prize catch back. But there will be another day..... Office (416) 985-3329 Mobile 254-1056 Fax (416) 985-8933 ~ Neil McEwan WE DESIGN AND BUILD EL i as | Local high school students take courses af Queen's University Ten Port Perry High School students spent five days study- ing mini-enrichment courses at Queen's University. : The courses, designed for top students took place from May 7-11. The students had a choice of 28 subjects all taught by Queen's faculty. The program was dpen to stu- dents from Grades 9-11. The ten Port Perry High School stu- a3 dents who took the oe = were selected from a ent pool course at the high school. Queen's University began of- fering the cg oo to neighboring school boards last year, but expanded this year to include Durham Schools. Along with the ten students from Port Perry, there were ten students from Uxbridge Secon- dary School who took part in * { the rogram, There were over 560 students from 13 different school boards taking part in the program. The students from Port Perry were housed in residence during theirstay. The cost of the event was $217 which came out of the stu- dents' pockets to pay for tui- tion, transportation, and ac- comodations. Katie Talbot, a Grade 9 stu- dent, along with Janna Fletch- er, Grade 10, enrolled in the Women's Studies course. Katie stated it was not her first choice for a subject, but loved the course, and received valuable information. Daphne Radford, and Coreen . Lawson chose to study Spanish. Coreen said she visits Mexico with her family, and really would like to learn the lan- - would not norma KITCHENS * BATHROOMS e LIBRARIES CUSTOM CABINETS * RENOVATIONS Th 3D Computer Drawing Available R.R. 5, PORT PERRY, CE MANUFACTURING INC. guage. Grade 10 student, Evan Hil- dreth studied Computer De- sign. He stated he chose to ONTARIO LIL 1B6 study this at Queen's because he is interested in pursuing : this course of study in the fu- BONDED INSURED Y ° our Choice PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Satellite Systems * Equipment life service warranty. * Free 3 yr. extended warranty on all electronics * Free site survey. Ten years experience. * Year round installation. New and used systems. 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He said he chose it be- cause of the chance to use uni- versity level equipment that he ly have avail- able to him. i} The other students who at- tened Queen's were Suzie Allin, Grade 9, Mike Powell, Grade 10, who studied History, David Talbot, Grade 11 studied Thea- tre, and Matthew Shepherd Grade 10 who studied Digital Music. : The students were unani- mous in expressing how benefi- cial the program was to them, and each said they would take it again. One reason most of these stu- dents chose to go to Queen's was because of the chance to use all high tech quality equip- ment, that they cannot use at the high school. ~The students were also thankful to their teachers, Mr. Eric Davis, and Mr. Aeneas Lane for their support and guidance. Mr. Lane stated he hopes Port Perry High School partici- pates in the program again next year. He went on to say that this year there were 15-16 students who were ready to go, but the total had to be brought down to ten. The students who attended the program will be considered for next year, but he said he would like to see those who were unable to attend this year, receive the chance to experi- ence the program. Oshawa man faces charges A 33-0ld Oshawa man faces numerous charges including at- tempted murder following an incident early Sunday morning at a housein Oshawa. Regional Police say a man went to the house to visit his for- mer common law wife. A dispute took place which led to an assault on a woman. The woman and two other females were doused with a flammable substance. : Attempts were made to light the liquid, and a fire broke outin the residence. The three woman, who were not seriously hurt; were forced to flee from the burning house. Regional Police have charged James Ernest Gale of no fixed address with three counts of attempted murder; as- sault causing bodily harm, ar- son, break, enter and theft, and ten counts of mischief endan- gering human life. e was arrested later at a nearby residence. Pre-school challenge All pre-schoolers and their parents are invited to join us on the lawn beside the *"Y" building at 10:30 a.m. this Wednesday, May 30 to meet the Participaction Pre-School Challenge. We will do 15 minutes of Mousercize, a fun form of exer- cise designed especially for the young and the young-at-heart. Parents are encouraged to join their children in Mousercize and register this as your 15 minutes of exercise for Participaction. With your support Scugog can win the Participaction Challenge! See you there! 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