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Delahunty, Weatherhead and DesRoches all say they would go back in a flash to partici­ pate in other projects. "I would for sure do it again," said Weatherhead. "Doing something good for a community was great. I also learned a lot about myself. The experience was amazing. I want to go on the Antarctica Project in the summer, if my parents will let me." •avid --------------------------------- ------------ ^ foot underground all the way to ence Weatherhead went to Kenya to ">nng I \ m m m another section of building cuter would grow before our eyes." lunty _ Rica. The aim of her project well, D a v id W e a th e r h e a d h e lp s b u i ld was t0 he]p vvkh the mainte- ■ •a • m a a a a a a a a member for seven years, and twenty-five stu­ dents have been involved in Round Square projects during the past year. Interst and involvement has increased annually. "The organization is based on young people gaining an understanding about what life is like around the world, and encourages stu­ dents to get involved in projects where they can make a difference," explained Judy R oyal D ou lton & Besw ick F igurines, A nim als, Toby Jugs, I B unny k ins, Vases e tc. Fancy Cups & Saucers (Paragon, Aynsley, Shelley, etc.) Computer store popular with thieves A computer store in central Oakville was tar­ geted by computer thieves again. Crime Stoppers wants to know who was involved, and where the stolen property was taken. At about 6:55 p.m., on April 2nd (Good Friday), a rear door was forced at Canadian Computer Outlet, Speers Road near Dorval Drive. Once inside, the culprit headed for the showroom and took computer hardware and software. This makes three burglaries from these premis­ es in just over a year. The business was victimized in January and December last year. Help Crime Stoppers put the 'byte' on this type of crime. 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