Halton Institute winners District Institute scholarship and bursary committee this week is pleased to announce the names of the winners of their student Miss Sheila daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Jamieson receives the Dr Ethel Chapman Scholarship of She has completed Grade at Acton District High School where she received previous awards for excellence In Home Economics Biology and Business Organization and Management and as well she received excellent marks In this years final report She has 13 Homemaklng clubs to her credit and was a delegate to the 4H Girls Conference In Guelph Sheila enjoys sewing and preparing food for entertaining She has been active In United Church and for the post two years has been this particular kind of assistance Ontario Scholar Winner of the District Womens Institute Bursary is Susan Van Sickle daughter of Mr and Mrs Van Sickle Susan too has been a very accomplished girl and a particularly clever student being chosen an Ontario scholar Shells Brown Owl for Brownie pack there She Is now enrolled In the two year Respiratory Technology course at the Toronto Institute of Medical Technology and begins her studies In October This special training will prepare her to work with patients requiring Susan Van Sickle this year as she completed Grade 13 at Milton District High School Here she has taken part In various activities serving several terms as student council representative and she was editor of the school yearbook For the past five years she has Thomson at Milton By Wendy Hospital and as well she August 25th wedding arrived has been working part time Iaccepted noted It on the calendar then put It out of mind for while recently at the Centennial Then when ft came time to make more definite plans like the week Manor She has been a member before I had to stop and really put some thought into It After months of the Colleens of running around In blue jeans sloppy shirt bare feet and pony tall Club and has several units to her my mind was out of gear as far as dressing up was concerned But I credit and also she has belonged knew that I had the clothes somewhere that would be suitable to several church groups without getting into the long dress bit Susan has been accepted at the University of Western R Our main problem If you can it looked great for the first Ontario where she Is entering a Call It that is that neither day the day before the wed- Natural Science course this fall nor I dress up often enough to ding Then I slept on It and out our good clothes enough finished it off But it looked so to warrant buying anything new when Carmen himself combed it We Just sort of shift the same out I figured I could beat It back around to suit any into place I manged fcsslon funerals weddings somewhat but then my nalr mowers or dances It DOES cut kept doing the reverse of It what to wear previous behaviour I combed it The one thing I was lacking into fairly nice waves and swirls was a hat but nowhere in town and before a minute could I find a pale yellow hat to It slowly wound back up into a matchmy skirt Instead I bought scrinchy curl I dont look good in a white one a bow a wisp of curls net and a few flowers then bought a yellow magic murker and colored the flowers looked right but yellow too bright By the tunc a layer of white shoe Bloomers Third award Joyce Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Wilson Milton Is the recipient of the Halton District Womens Institute bursary She Is a grade 13 graduate of White Oaks Secondary School where she took part In the school musical production and played in the band She was a member of the school basketball team for three years and also assisted in the schools resource or less In place and I was afraid to move So I borrowed a trick from the bridetobe dug out an old pair of pink bloomers was applied over the arranged them over my hair do yellow it was perfect When we tatn arrived at the wedding I was the on the my Finally everything was more centre At graduation exercises June she was wjUi two awards which testify to her exceptional school record Joyce has been a consistently only woman but one In a hat so I took if off and shoved It under the front scat Next I made a trip to the and got all my hair white gloves were a little grubby and figured I might as well save time by taking them with me and washing them in the tub couldnt help but laugh at the fine club member was chosen as a delegate to the Girls Conference at and received her Provincial Honors for completing 12 clubs this year She too has lopped off Now that sounds such wouU have made If rfdeBiandtU Mwry pushing from the family to get there and get It done T S through a bathroom while the Coffee house organizer Adele lady of the house was taking a Hurley goes back to second year Ive had my hair so short and Ive sort of grown attached to It I no pun Intended over the years Nuisance Still it was time I guess To begin with I have what Is usually called babyfine hair which Is great if youve got someone who one moment I got a little weepy likes to run tils fingers through It was when John turned to look at but a nuisance otherwise I could Bonnie coming toward him All I end half an hour arranging It Bonnie her then pass through a hair In rollers with a pair of old small draft and have It all fly drawers over the top and the straight up on end tears disappeared and Gord had Or spend all night In misery to poke me to stop grinning from sleeping on rollers and comb It out carefully then have each curl slowly unwind from the steamy heat of my morning coffee Anyhow thats all over with Within half an hour of arriving moat of my hair was on the hairdressers floor and the rest UCAT was all wound up getting a permanent I thought maybe get Urn some sort of manageable shape Ladies Aid meeting in hall Knox Ladies Aid met in the Dr AC Stewart hall Aug 39 The president opened the meeting with a poem Darwins Mistake which was followed by the hymn There la No Night In LEAN Heaven and prayer by the president The roll call was answered by naming a street Acton The secretary gave he- report and the treasurer reported the financial standing At the close of the business period the Scripture was read by Mann and Mrs MacPberaon led in prayer The offering was received followed by prayer by the president Two short contests were won by Mrs and Mrs Mclntyre The meeting doted with the hymn Safe In The Amu of Jesus and The Lords bubble bath wearing a pair of at campus of York white lace gloves end a pair of University where shes taking pink bloomers on her head English and sociology wasnt worrying me particularly But I locked the door anyhow It was a lovely wedding The Sirloin Tip Roast being prepared liquor gone The theft of bottles of liqaor from the community centre following the Saturday night dance was reported to police by the committee In charge The incide is still under investigation RED BRAND BEEF TENDER Shoulder Roast LEAN Chuck Roast 791 Prime Rid Roast e Short Rib Roasts Ground Chuck 85 LEAN Stewing Beef 99f Fresh Small Link Sausage 69 FOR YOUR FREEZER RED BRAND BEEF Sides Hinds 91 Fronts 671 LOVELL BROS MODERN MEAT MARKET Mill Acton Dally Mm Acton Free Wednesday September Fair ladies plan Bursary for being candystriper This summer she has been employed driving a delivery van lor a Milton firm but she Is enrolled in an honour Arts program at the University of Guelph and is looking forward to commencing her studies in September The bursary committee stated proud to have three such worthy winners though all the applicants were of a particularly high calibre and are to be con gratulated on their wonderful and varied accomplishments thus far It has been a very rewarding experience to become better acquainted with the winners and share their excitement enthusiasm and capability as they look forward to continuing their education In their chosen fields It Is also worthy of note that each of the girls mothers here mentioned has been an outstanding Womens Institute member In her home community and in addition has provided years of leadership in the local H club Figures out Projected enrolment figures for North schools published In last weeks Free Press were far out of line Acton school principals said The figures were supplied by the Board of Education Enrolment figures projected for the Robert Little school was Actual figures reports Principal G is comprised of kindergarten children in grades one to six 126 in grades seven and eight and 30 in special education classes The M Z Bennett enrolment was projected at 392 but Principal Elmer Smith said there were children the first day of school and he is expecting more Shane Withers enjoyed a week at a hockey school In Port free of charge thanks toaprlzehewon last March when the Acton AB novice team won the grand championship of the Port Colbome tournament Mrs Carl Hansen and Mrs Howard Coles hove returned from a very enjoyable three weeks trip of sight seeing In England and then visiting relatives and friends In Norway Students who worked all summer producing the Country Market held a final gettogether Sunday at the home of Heln Mooton at SUvercrcek Staff and friends enjoyed the barbecue Mrs Roy of Ottawa has been visiting relatives while her husband was In China for three weeks at a trade fair In Acton she stayed with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Hilt Elliott and they went on to Comber afterward Mrs James Gardner Wilfred Dennis Debra of 1 Wardsville spent two weeks with Mr and Mrs Fred Lemon and family Mr and Mrs Earl Lambert and Miss Jean McLean spent a few days at Mrs Mildred Rob- bins cottage on Richards Bay Muskoka Holidays at the French River bring renewed acquaintances for Rev and Mrs Engel and family of Rev and Mrs A H McKeniie Mr and Mrs Ken Allan are among those who share the property Now a librarian Mrs was only able to spend part of the summer at their cottage A trained operatic singer Mrs M Mendelssohn sang a delightful solo Sunday morning at the United church Mrs Mendelssohn her husband and young daughter Sarah are visiting at the home of her mother Mrs Algie Bower Ave They are returning to their home in Philadelphia this week Universities nursing for AHS grade 13s A rundown of the grade 13 graduates names snows many of them headed for universities next Surplus of teachers in the province has again resulted In one of the students taking teachers training However some of the girls are planning to become nurses Here is the whereabouts of the grade Nancy Abram of Eden Mills is returning to England with her cousin Janet from Kent Anne Cavlovlc Erindale College U of T Cook Civic Hospital School of Nursing Peterborough Rob Ellerby Public Ad ministration University Ottawa Carolyn Linguistics College U of T Nancy Womens College Hospital Toronto Gord Morris BSc University College of Ursula Fiedler Credit Valley School of Nursing Dianne Frank Kitchener- Waterloo School of Nursing Dave Hodgson Economics Western John Last BSc Agriculture University of Guelph Velma General Hospital School Nurslns Carol Thompson Mathematics of Waterloo Judt Credit Valley School of Nursing Sheila Jameison of Ballinafad Toronto Institute of Medical Technology Respiratory Tech Susan College Ste Marie Linda Klrkwood Social Service College Kitchener Ed KuperiJ Forestry Sir Sandford Fleming Peterborough Noble Letters in Music Marg Secretarial Science Sheridan Carol Patterson Child Care University of Angela Pries Laurentain University Slaven Secretarial Science Anita Medical Technology College Hamilton Brian Sampson Journalism Western Trudy Maron Victoria College of T Anne Whatmough Physiotherapy Western Dave Pink Journalism and Geography Western Mrs K Alger was hostess to the ladies of Acton fair board August 31 At the ladles sat down to a delicious picnic supper which made it possible for a social chit chat after the summer recess After the picnic Mrs Archibald the president presided for the meeting to finalize plans for the fall fair Mrs C secretary gave the minutes of the last meeting nine ladies were present Their first trip to the west coast was thoroughly enjoyed by Wllf and Laura McEachem who took In all the usual tourist locations and of course were Impressed by the Rockies Among those they visited while they were away were Rev and Mrs Will formerly of and now of Bow Island Alberta John Peg Chalmers Valby and daughter Peggy Lee of Winnipeg and Brian McCristall now editor of the Progress Cathy is enrolled In the fashion arts course at Seneca College Toronto Bob Bonnette has returned to York University for his fourth year following a one month tour of Europe which took him to Amsterdam Brussels Paris West Berlin East Berlin and Kiev Moscow and 1eningrad in the Soviet Union He made the tour with a group of university final arragements for the baby show were made The ladles who were not present are asked to take special notice that the work meeting at the arena will be held at oclock PM Sept Instead of the afternoon Mrs A liken was courtsey convener WELCOME SERVICE If you are new in town or know someone who is PHONE 8530805 CHATELAINE LIGHTING York Road Guelph Mufti Bright Ideas for all your Lighting Needs EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF HOUSE FIXTURES Table Lamps Door Qilmei Swag Lamps Vanity Cabinets Electric Heat Baseboard and Portable Central Vacuum Cleaning System Wiring Devices Fixture Parts etc Ventilation Hoods Fans etc FREE PARKING OpenDallyB3QS30Thurs Frl m Sot Til pm During August at Milton District Hospital for several years and WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY ACTON FALL FAIR BABY SHOW SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 3fC PM ARENA 5 Entries taken at the judges platform In the arena Entries close at pm PRIZES AND RIBBONS CLASS 1 A For Girls up to Months of Age CLASSlB For Boys up to of Age CLASS 2A For Girls from of Age CLASS For Boys from Months of Age CLASS 3AFor Girls from 1318 of Age Class 3BFor Boys from 1318 of Age CLASS Best Twins up to Years of Age FREE PRESS SPECIAL CONTEST IK ACTON FALL FAIR AMATEURS ONLY Best and white photographs mutable for with credit on the editorial page of the Acton Free Pies Picture Subject a cbfldreo etc of general interest taken within fen miles of Acton Identification and technical information type of camera and film to accompany cadi entry Three entries per person permitted Children entries Negatives and prints to be submitted to the Free so Judging may be completed and pictures enlarged for display at the Fall Fair for eatries Wed Sept prize three honorable mentions at each op to awards of SI each The Corporation of The Town of Acton NOTICE The Municipal Council of the Town of Acfon will after the expiration of one month from the date of this notice take into consideration and pass a Bylaw to stop up and close that portion of Mill Street West in the Town of Acton more particularly described as follows ALL AND SINGULAR hat certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate lying and being in the Town of Acton in the County of Halton and Province of Ontario being composed of part of Mill Street according to the Composite Plan of Acton registered as and which said parcel or tract of land and premises is more particularly described as follows PREMISING the line of Victoria Street has a bearing of North 52 degrees Id minutes West and that all other bearings herein are related thereto COMMENCING at the Intersection of the Southwesterly limit of Park Avenue with the Northwesterly limit of Mill Street THENCE South 37 degrees 44 minutes West along the Northwesterly limit of Mill Street 12111 feet to an iron bar THENCE North 70 degrees minutes 30 seconds East feet to the Northwesterly face of a concrete retaining wall THENCE North 32 degrees minutes 50 seconds East along the said Northwesterly face of a concrete retaining wall feet to an angle therein THENCE North 25 degrees minutes seconds East continuing along the said North westerly face of the concrete retaining wall 2377 feet to the point of commencement And to convey same to the owner of the lot immediately adjoining same in consideration of the transfer of Part of Lot Plan to the Corporation of the Town of Acton tor the purpose of widening Mill Street West This notice given pursuant to Section of The Municipal Act RSO Chapter Dated at Acton Ontario this day of August 1972 J- T Hurst Clerk Administrator