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RB fy - if Prince Albert Public eld its awards assembly last Monday. P of the winners. From left to right: Kelly Plain, mathematics, Sarah Grass, sportsmanship, Michelle Evans, sportsmanship, Becky Evans, track and field. Re i 3 Pictured are award winners from Prince Albert Public School. From left to right: ¥ Amanda Robinson, scholarship, grade 6 creative writing, Matthew Kay, citizenship, An- drew Jacobson, french, Cory Couperthwaite, soccer MVP. ITS ALL 2S HAPPENING AT ... -- FRIDAY 10 AM - Midway Opens Rollerblades Open 2 PM - Skateboard Show with Canadian Champ Tom Boyle 3 PM - Windsurfing Demonstration 4 PM - Skateboard Show with Canadian Champ Tom Boyle 6 PM - PreTeen Dance (ages 8-12) Admission $3. also featuring The Singing Machine & THURSDAY 10 AM - Midway Opens 6 PM - PreTeen Dance (ages 8-12) Admission $3. includes hot dog and pop Rollerblades Open Water & Queen Streets 7 PM - Skateboard Show with Canadian Champ Tom Boyle 8 PM - Teen Dance (ages 13-18) Admission $5. includes hot dog & pop SATURDAY 10 AM - Midway Opens George Bell Slam Dunk Contest NOON -Windsurfing Demonstration 2 PM - Skateboard Show with Canadian Champ Tom Boyle 4 PM - Skateboard Show with Canadian Champ Tom Boyle 6 PM - PreTeen Dance * (ages 8-12) Admission $3. Skateboard Show with 9 PM - Skateboard Show with Pop-a-Shot Game Canadian Champ Tom Boyle Canadian Champ Tom Boyle Wildest T-shirt Contest Wildest Shorts Contest, -- Skateboard Show with Limbo Contest, Canadian Champ Tom Boyle Banana Eating Contest ALL Music 8 PM - Teen Dance 8 PM - Teen Dance geE-BOP (ages 13-18) Admission $5. (ages 13-18) Admission $5. 18 Singing Machine & Wildest Shorts Contest Pop-a-Shot Game an Limbo Contest HOUSE music | Wildest T-shirt contest Lr -- Banana Eating Contest New This Year ... TEEN PASS! with TEEN PASS you can enjoy all that Festival Days has to offer Pre-Teens and Teens at one low price of $15.00. Here's what you get: Entry to all Pre-Teen or Teen Dances; Entry to all Skateboard Shows; Entry to watch the George Bell Slam Dunk Contest; Entry to Rollerblades; and a FREE Hot Dog and Pop at the Thursday Night Dances. You can save up to $20.00 by using this pass, BUT HURRY, they will only be on sale til Wednesday, July 11 at Circular Sounds on Water Street, Twice Told Tales in the Port Perry Plaza, and Northern Clothing on Queen Street. Ictured are some Will visit Quebec, Brazil Amea to participate in Canada Youth exchange A Utica-area resident has been selected to participate in the 1990-91 Canada World Youth (CWY) program. Starting in August, Amea Wilbur, 20, will spend six months in Quebec and Brazil. © She will be part of a group of 14 oun ple -- seven from Can- 4h Lx seven from the ex- change country Brazil. The group's first stop will be in Quebec. Participants will live with local families and be involved in volunteer work pro- jects. In November, the group will depart for Brazil and per- form similar tasks. The Canadi- an contingent will return home inMarch. The CWY program is not un- known to many Scugog Town- ship residents. Last year, the township hosted a group from Canada and Ecuador, and this year families will welcome ex- change participants from Can- ada and Thailand. CWY is a non-governmental, non-profit organization which operates educational youth ex- changes between Canada and developing countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean. Now in its nineteenth year of operation, the program has in- volved over 36 exchange coun- tries with a total of over 7,400 participants. The program was started by a group of Canadian citizens concerned about the role of youth in contemporary society - - a society where there is a growing need for people to de- velop tolerance an age to values and ways of life which are foreign to them in order for development to occur. The CWY program provides the opportunity for both partici- pants and community members AMEA WILBUR to aeveiop a heightened aware- ness of the -ealities of life in the Third World and in another part of Canada. It also enables participants to gain the skills and motivation to become ac- tively involved in the develop- ment of their own communities. The CWY program is open to young adults between the ages of 17 and 20 years of age from a a rane ol SocksScomic unds. Applications are accepted from September to January each year. Further information can be obtained by contacting the re- gional office at 386 Bloor Street West, Toronto,» Ontario M6S 324 or by calling (416) 922- Don't waste this space. Small ads pay! we ymca 0 Summer Day Camp There's still time to get in on the fun of the YMCA Summer Day Camp this summer. The camp will run from July 2nd until August 24th, in two week sessions. A bus from the Port Perry YMCA Building will run each day to Elgin Park, Uxbridge site. Before and after camp care is available. There is a summer full of fun with crafts, games, songs, skits, swimming, sports and optional overnight. 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