1' o c..,' - M Ibk"* ed.. Elementary school students fromn Milton and Burllngton donated their hair recently to the Pari- tene Beautiful Lengths program at Bishop Reding Secondary School, with Bishop Reding students doing the cutting and styling. Here, Olîvia Rocznlak (left) and Orina Chin Halas show their cut ponytails. EfcRhhIIMoemnd WesUkia Gro.p (FeAW»on~,TItW«aepoog CFUW scholarship ae The Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW) Milton and District chapter have awarded six local candi- dates a total of $7,250 to pursue post-secondary school studies. These funds corne from this year's spring book sale. ln keeping with the national objective to offer membership 7Jq &HI women,,CFUW M~ito.n bas extended-their scholar- Ïhig-program ! iactudéfemnalé sýcondiâry school candi- andjb coîmmuiity cottege, apprentF-cestiip programs aduniverslty, as well as mnatureyvomen. Tbis years candidates are as follows. - Christina Steinhauser, a Bishop Reding Secondary School graduate, will pursue a Bachelor of Music after earning an Associate of Royal Conservatory Diploma. - Uneeba Mubashsher, a graduate of Milton District High School, will study Life Sciences at the University of Wa- terloo. - Emily Coe, who graduated from Craig Kielburger Sec- ondary School, will attend Sheridan College to study art fundamentals. - Larissa Peck, a Milton District High School graduate, will pursue a Heath Science degree at the University of Western Ontario. - Victoria Propp, who graduated from Milton District High School, will attend McMaster University and wilt work toward a Bachelor of Science (genetics program). - Fiona Mueller-Carrero has been awarded the Mature Women scholarship and wilI pursue a Bachelor of Social Work at the University of Waterloo. NMW :ipients chosen chdun Uneoba Stoinhauso Mubashsher my cms Pmnn MaiaIIêrJ'~vmm - - -rr La"is Rona Vk" Prmm