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THE HERALD Wednesday August 15 Page Womens Institute announces scholarship winners District Womens In stitute Is pleased to announce the 1990 winners of the Dr Ethel Chap man Scholarship and the District Bursary The scholarship which is worth has been awarded to Sandi daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Brander RR i Norval San di has completed over 20 Lifestyle projects has been a youth leader for clubs won the top member award for the conserva club twice and is presently vicepresident of the members council At Milton District High School she was a member of the basket ball and soccer teams par ticlpated in the prefect tion and spent many hours as part of the concert band jazz band and sax quartet In the community she has been a basketball coach helped at the childrens environmental festival in Hamilton taught Sunday school at Hillcrest Church tutored a Grade student while working parttime Right now she is the Halton Dairy Princess and will be competing at the Canadian Na tional Exhibition this month In the fall Sandi will be attending the University of Guelph to attain her Bachelor of Arts degree Mane Hollis daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hollis R Is the winner of the Halton District Bursary valued at She attended the Acton District High School where she was an active member of the vocal group and has acted in the schools major drama productions these past 2 seasons She has taken piano lessons for several years and plays the man for enjoyment In sports she has played baseball and Icestock and enjoys skiing and cycling As a volunteer she was a counsellor at the Art Camp in and this year is working as a summer leader for the Parks and Recreation Department This fall will be going to Wilfrid Launer University to obtain an Honours Degree in Psychology The Halton Womens Institute congratulates these two girls and wishes them well their future studies Plans for Warriors Day Parade are well underway Contrary to what was reported in last weeks column Mr Terry Bludd is not a member of Br 120 For my error I do apologize to all concerned Sgt at Arms Harry Bottoms reminds all members that there will be a bus leaving the Legion at a m sharp for the Warriors Day Parade held at the C N E on Saturday August Zone B7 Convention to be held at Br 197 Acton Sunday September 9 General meeting starts at 30 p COMING EVENTS Friday August 17 Friendship Dinner tickets at the bar Saturday August 18 Moonlighting in the lounge Saturday August 25 Corn Legion Lines TUTTY Bianch PRO Roast Members interested in meeting Tom of the Toronto Blue Jays can find him and other pro athletes on Sunday August 26 at 00 at Port Credit Branch AH proceeds from this sports celebrity day will be donated to Downs Syndrome Tickets will be available from the stewards as of August 16 Limited numbers available Plymouth Post The American Legion cordially invites members of Branch to attend the Joint In stallations of Officers of the Post and Auxiliary on Sept 7 at 7 30 m signed Robert E Webb Commander David C Peterson Commander elect Louise Monroe President and President elect On November the SS Monterey was responsible for the rescue of hundreds of Canadians from the sinking of the S S Santa Elena There will be a S S Monterey reunion cruise December 2 For further informa tion see Branch Bulletin Board Message from your Car Club Chairman Manan Carney The big draw will be held on Friday September 7 and all members in arrears please read the rules on your ticket Dont be disappointed thinking your number is in the drum and it isnt because you didnt read the rules Car Club Draw August Crawford and B Dumper 219 Ted Harry Howard Brad Smith Brian Han cock 155 Maureen Moore Night Euchre August 10 1st Ladies Joan Clancy 2nd Myrtle Zilio Most Lone Hands June Beadle 1st Mens Bert Porter 2nd Gord Harley Most Lone Hands Bob Darling Meat Draw August 11 Appleyard Bill Collier Colin Gib son Ford Eddie Plackett three times a winner Gordie Bottoms Bob McNeilly Keith Tost Mary Russell Glen Gordon The steaks were won by Greg Ferguson MY GENEmriON REMAINING SUMMER MERCHANDISE 70 OFF Drop in and view our new fashions for fall We are featuring Royal Rob ins Esprit Loons and Alfred Sung denims for ladies Esprit Buffalo and Polo for kids and Bugle Boy for men Also arriving shortly latest colours Vuarnet tshirts long sleeve adult sizes only During Moonlight Madness we are offering ALL NEW FALL FASHIONS 15 MY GENEMION 1 1 5 Main St S Georgetown ACROSS FROM 8732851 LADIES SHOES ACCESSORIES SPECIALS SUMMER STOCK 10 OFF NEW STOCK 9001100 ALL SALES FINAL Out lease has expired and WE ARE MOVING Let us dress you from head to toe Our shoe boutique will be conven locaied Elizabeth Fashions elective September din 1990 68 MAIN ST S GEORGETOWN 8771 636 ALL FRAMED PRINTS 20M0 giftware20 8777654 Georgetown Central Business Improvement Area Presents Moonlight Madness Friday August 600 pm to pm PROGRAM 6 00 Continuous Music Sponsored by ONE STOP MUSIC ROTARY CLUB Com Roast 7 00- 7 00 Tiny Tots 24 7 30 Mid Kids 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