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Group seeks donations of books for mail sale The Cunadiun Federation of University Women - Milton and District iu look- ing for usecl books to be donuted for its Book Sale March 22 and 23 as Milton Mail. The annual event gener- tes fondu that are used to promote education aunong women, including funding scholarshipa awarded to women attending Mfilton'u secondary schoolu who wiuh to pursue post-aec- ondary education. In 2003, there will be two sets of tudentu graduating at the sume time - those from OAC and those from grade 12. With the "double cohort," the Canadian Federation of University Women will be in upecial need of fondu. Books can be dropped off ut the Ontario Street entrance of Zellers or at the entrance to Milton Public Library until March 16. Textbooku won't be accept- The Halton District Scbool Board'u two tudent trustees announced t the lat committee meeting that they're b-ring to coordinate an iusueu-baued conference for students across Halton tIa upring. The Burlington residents, Brian Stanlake of Nelson High School and Mark Graham of Alderuhot High School, uaid they would like to hold an al-day event for Halton studentu, pouui- bly in Burlington. Bria, who is aluo the student representutive for the Golden Horaeuhoe on the Ontario Student Trutees Association, said he would like to see Catholie hoard studentu mnvolved in the conference. Ideally, there would be tudent workuhopu and a component for adultu. 'Day at the Races' Feb. 17 Contributing to bone marrow research can be au eauy as a "day t thse races." The Deidre and Friendu Fouadation will hout due second annual A Day au due Races fundraiuer Fehruary 17 t due Woodbmne Club - an exclusive area of Woodbine Race Track. Participantu can expeet a day of hamnesu racimg - au seen from the club's panoram- ic view - widu a buffet lunch and live entertaifiment. Money raiued will go for hune marrow research, community awareness anud fami- ly and patient support. Ticketu for due fuaidraiser cost $75 per person. For more information, contact Clem or Liz Scholtz t (905) 878-340)1. The Canadien Champion, Fniday, February 1, 2002-31 And Payday is Stili a Week Away! STPOP61N'CASE V INSTANT CASH V PENSIONS WELCOME VNO CREDIT CHECK (Approval by phone) VHASSLE FREE PAYDAY LOANS 327 BRONTE ST. S. WHITE OAKS PLAZA [ s0Y. . sànt' lo-r a Student trustees planning large Halton-wide event HITIHERHIELD SCHOOL is having an Saturday February 9 e 1:OOp.m. - 3:OOp.m. Corne out and see our new Gymnasium & Atrium, meet our teachers, and wander our halls. Find out why Htherield las erned its reptation for excellence in elementary educatton. Hîtherfield is a private school fromnJK - Grade 8 We offer: * Academic excellence - Small class sizes e lndividualized program - Computer lab e Nurturing, safe environment - Full-day JK and SK e Theatnical productions e Accelerated programus - After-school care e Community involvement We nurnure respect, negrty and tolerance n aur stud ents. Several of our sueents have wan scholarships ta varous ndependent hgh sehoals andl have scareal exceptionally well an the Gr 9 2001 EQAO Math Testing. For more nformatian please call 905-854-0890 or vist aur webste ai wwwhitherfieldscholcom HITHERFIELD SCHOOL s lacated on 10Oth Sderoad in Campbellvlle, just north of the 401, 1/2 km west f Guelph Lne, [ 15-Yr. Warranty ]