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Jim Saxon with program Jim Saxon is the latest of three Acton to take part In the Katl- a federal govern ment sponsored program which takes youths across the country work- ins various Jobs The nine month pro gram is open to some 1800 people each year ages 17 to In July Catherine Beaton and Linda Shad bolt left for their nine month stint The youths arc paid SI a day and 1000 at the end of the nine months Their room and board and transportation are paid for by the government Jim left last night Tuesday for Bleu Quebec where he will spend three months in French classes He will also be doing everything from working with people to log construction One of the main programs will be working on the corn test of the area His next station is in Victoria British Col umbia where he will be at Esqimalt Naval base working on basic training Three months later Jim will be heading closer to home Midland Ontario where be will be working on everything from Ste Marie Among the to the Naval museum and a solar en ergy project Because Jim could not decide what direction be wanted his life to go after he finished grade 12 last June he decided to apply for the program With the wide variety of Jobs he will be doing in the next months he is confident that if he doesnt know what he wants to do he will at least know what he doesnt want to do The Acton Free Press Wednesday Sept Acton High notes Doris Jones innocent Continued from Page Richards said gasoline was found In her slip per which was found outside the house and on the pant leg of her trousers Tests at Georgetown Hospital showed there were no drugs or alcohol in her system at the time of the fire the officer said Richards continued that from glass fragments found to feet from the house It was evident Savings bonds offer bonuses People start off buying Canada Savings Bonds for a special purpose but very often wind up keep- in them to maturity Thats been the exper ience of thousands of Canadians who buy Canada Savings Bonds every year on the payroll savings plan and who suddenly found lhat hey had more than dou bled their money last year when two fairly large issues due There will be another for CSB holders in Nearly a million CSB holders will be eligible for special interim cash bonuses payable on Nov of this year on six issues dated prior to Nov These bonuses range from to for every CSB held These bondholders many of whom probably bought their bonds on the payroll savings plan dont need to be sold on the merits of a systematic savings program whereby they can purchase Canada Savings Bonds where they work The money is deducted from their pay cheques and barely missed by the time the bonds are paid for and delivered to them To help make this poss ible every year a team of organizers visits some business and ind ustrial establishments every year setting up payroll savings plans in cooperation with com panies and institutions across Ontario The payroll organization for this years campaign which runs from mid- September to mid- November will be dir ected by two prominent Toronto Investment dealers John Campbell and Donald Mr has been in the securities field since 1957 and has been assoc iated with Canada Sav- ings Bond Campaigns for the past 18 years seven of them as an Ontario director Mr Campbell has also had a long distinguished career in the investment industry This is his sec ond Canada Savings Bond Campaign Mr will be Dir ector for Ontario East which includes Toronto Northern and Eastern Ontario while Mr Campbell will serve as Director for Ontario West which includes Southwestern Ontario from Mlssissauga Regarding the interim cash bonuses both directors remind holders that there Is no mention of these bonuses on their bonds and advise them to check and see if they hold any CSBs from Scries Scries Series Series Series and Scries If you do they advise take them to your bank trust company or credit union for payment Theyll do the rest You can arrange for payment as early as Oct This year marks the anniversary of Canada Savings Bonds which have become recognized through the years as one of Canadas most popular personal investments There have been more than 50 million applications since 1946 with total sales during that period amounting to over SCO billion Of that amount more than billion has been pur chased through the pay roll savings plan In stituted In thousands of business establishments for their employees Last year a record million worth of Canada Savings Bonds was purchased through the payroll savings plan by close to in dividual purchasers More than million worth of Canada Savings Bonds was purchased by close to employ ees through payroll savings plans Ontario last year Canada Savings Bonds are available to all Canadians either through the payroll savings plan where they work or by individual purchase for cash or by Instalments at their loco banks and author ized investment dealers stockbrokers trust and loan companies and credit unions Canada Savings Bonds play a dual role in the development of Canada They help individual Canadians save on a regular basis to achieve family economic goals and at the same time are a major factor In the federal governments debt management program thus providing a means whereby every Canadian can become directly Involved In financing his countrys growth and future development there had been an explosion In the house The bouse bam and shed were completely destroyed he said Richards testified two bodies had been found on pieces of mattresses and bed springs Mr pointed out there was carbine mono xide In the victims bloodstream indicating they were all at the time of the fire Treleaven stated that Mrs Jones recalls little of the fire Counsel for the defense Brian Greenspan told the court that Mrs Jones was employed as a nur se and her employer had noticed a physical deterioration and depression prior to the fire Dr Paul Gatfield a psychiatrist with the St Thomas hospital and director of the forensic un it testified Mrs Jones was admitted April coming from Guelphs Santltarium During her month at St Thomas he said she underwent a standard series of tests and was constantly observed by staff Upon admittance to the hospital Dr Gatfield said Mrs Jones was noumished weighing only pounds She is now back up to her normal weight of pounds he said She was also tense and disorganized and was subject to sudden shifts in personality He explained one minute she was speaking of suicide the next she wanted to call relatives Dr Gatfield said that based on reports of in cidents prior to admission she was mentally 111 and was so at the the fire Mr wanted to know whether Mrs Jones was Incapable of appreciating the moral wrong she was doing The doctor told the court Mrs Jones felt her actions were justified She felt tortured by and expressed several times she was not responsible for what happened Dr Robert Hill director of forensic services at Clark explained that Mrs Jones grew up in west ern Canada and married at an early age Early in the marriageshe started suffering mental and physical abuse With the husband and wife work ing hard building their lives they had no re lationship at home The house was filled with dis harmony he testified Mrs Jones he said had been consulting doctors for her depression and was on medication Mrs Jones felt psychotoglcly trapped he said Dr Kill Mrs Jones depression came to a head In April With an increasingly rigid and burdened belief she couldnt escape he said she came to believe she had to die and that the two victims must die with her Dr Hill said Mrs Jones did not apprciate the implications of what was happening Mrs Jones is still very ill Hill said and it Is going to take some time for her to get well She has a scattered recollection of what happened but she feels as if she was watching from a dis tance Some things Mrs Jones remembered shortly after the fire he said she cannot re member now Mr asked the doctor if an insane person is capable of getting gas beforehand and planning something Dr Hill explained that Mrs Jones was not totally disoriented but is the type who has lost touch with reality She an in dividual who is dictated by an insane attitude he claimed Mrs Jones lawyer Mr Greenspan in his closing remarks to the jury pointed out if she was found Innocent by reason of insanity she would be detained in a light security hospital until the province feels she is ready to come out endorsed this disposition of Mrs Jones Mr Justice pointed out to the jury there was no contest of evidence in the case Mrs Jones drew an unlucky lottery ticket in the lottery of lifehe said CHATELAINE LIGHTING Multi Biiiht Ideas For All Your Lighting Needs EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF HOUSE FIXTURES Tab Door CMma Canlill VKUum DawcH- Co 16 Road S 8776984 Suits 304 GEORGETOWN Dry of Ray Kennedy Construction READYMIX CONCRETE SAND GRAVEL CRUSHED STONE SATURDAY DELIVERY 5198339601 17S1DEROAD ERIN ONT Acton High welcomed many new students the school last week Many came from places all across Canada But one student came all the way to Acton High from West Germany Peter Wetkto a grade 12 student arrived In Can ada only two weeks ago Sponsored by the dub of Acton for this youth exchange pro- with Mr and Mrs Ken Grubbe on Queen St Acton Peter will stay at four local homes during the year three months at each After completing only a week of school he finds the teachers and student very friendly and helpful Interested in teaming more about people and the community Peter plans to join clubs and teams in and out of sch ool The Athletic Society is now In full swing held yesterday teams and after school The key point of the ass- activities that are avail- was to acquaint able and open to all with the various In the school Third person in local BEs of the break and enters all private residences Halton Regional police have arrested a third person believed to be connected with a rash of A warrant for the break enter and thefts in youths arrest was issued Acton after two other suspects Last week the police were arrested and arrested a 17yearold charged with a total of 15 youth formerly of Acton counts of break enter In connection with three and theft In town Boehmer gets fuel contract Alocalfuelauppiiernas for Burlington Mil- been awarded the con- ton the region Oakville tract to supply Halton Hills with fuel oil for the coming winter The town of every night last according to Hugh Pal- week prepared the In a report to clerk lelv for the Athletic ass- administ called ten- Integratedstudies Dear Editor Integrated Studies a Programme at the University of Waterloo for students who wish to explore their individual interests using the resources of the University and the community with or without formal courses is celebrating its 10th Anniversary on November 2nd and 3rd 1979 We would appreciate your assistance In contacting people who have been assoc iated with the Programme over the past decade they are the reason for our cele bration Ian Chaprin On Behalf of the Integrated Studies Alumni Association University of Waterloo Waterloo Ontario N2L ACTON FALL FAIR Sept 14 15 16 at Acton Park Friday NightSeptember Hall exhibits poultry exhibits concession exhibits midway food concessions 630 pm Heavy Horse Pull under the lights pm Entertainment Variety Show with the Crowning of Miss Acton for ADMISSION Adults High School Students Public School Students Children Parking 150 Saturday September Hall exhibits poultry exhibits midway concession exhibits food and refreshments Carlsburg Mercedes Truck 1100am Beef Cattle Show Junior Beef Cattle Show Junior Horse Show Heavy Horse Show Light Horse Show Harness Ponies Sheep Show Inside concessions exhibits outside concessions and exhibits 1230 pm Large parade pm Baby Show Old Tyme Fiddlers Contest ADMISSION Adults High School Students Children FREE But From Around Town to Each Hour FREE Far Night Dance Acton Curling Club Dancing To BJ Wright ADMISSION per person Men Shirt Tie Ladies Dress or Pent Suit Advance Ticket Sales for Saturday Night Fair Dance Sept to Wright on sale at the Village Variety Shop Mil Street East Acton Limited Tickets Available Sunday September 16th Noon Carlsburg Mercedes Truck The Pet Show Dairy Cattle Show Junior Dairy Cattle Show English Horse Show Jumpers Western Horse Show hall exhibits inside and outside concession exhibits Swine Show 10 Tractor Pull AllCorners TugofWar 130pm Firemans Water Bali Contest I the Arena The Smilin Johnnie Show Western Entertainment ADMISSION Adult High School Students Public School Students 00 Bus from Around Town to public utilities com mission the Con servation and the town or Hills Boehmers Limited a local supplier gave the lowest bid for Hills excluding the other areas General Committee passed the resolution to accept the Boehmer s contract CARPET CORNER SHOPATHOME SERVICE The proper way to select your CARPET FLOORING DRAPERIES in your own home FO P FED UP WITH MORE BUN THAN THAT MO THAN BUN Introducing 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