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Tho Acton Wodnoadoy Aug Katimavik a fun experience for Jim Saxon Children at Camp Prospect a municipal playground were busy Friday afternoon picking up In Prospect Pork Three of the clean up crew were left to right Tracy Hughes and Kim Gillies Severance granted for RC school Noise and more traffic were the main objections voiced by a few residents Ha ton Land Division committee concerning the proposed new Roman Catholic School on Mill St West Terence Whelan lawyer for the Separate School Board advised residents during a recent Land Division Committee meenng to make their objections known at council during the meet ing to the property Meanwhile the com granted a severance to Cecil and Grace iNellls a severance which is conditional on the application The property is zoned rural To accommodate a school it should be general residential The Separate School Board plans to build a kindergarten to grade eight school on the site The have had two previous severances Obituar Elizabeth Turner Elizabeth Turner a longtime resident Maria St died July 1080 at Guelph General Hospital She was In her year Born on January 1901 In Glasgow Scot land she married Robert Watson Turner June 192G in Knox Pres byterian manse of Acton The daughter of John and Eleanor Donaldson Mrs Turner leaves to mourn her husband and brother John Donaldson of Ontario Prior to taking up residence on Maria Street ago the Turners lived on Cres cent Street for years Mrs Turner came to Canada on More police money Hal ton Regional Council has increased its budget allotment to the Regional Police by The extra funding Increases to 1 4B9250 the amount of money needed for the addition and renovation to police headquarters in 1923 aboard the in her later years Mrs Turner had been educated in Scotland in a dress makers trade and was an office worker with Hewetson shoes of Acton She was active in the WHS and the Alert Even ing Auxiliary at Knox Presbyterion Church Funeral services were held July 1980 at Shoe maker Funeral Home with Rev John Robert son officiating Inter followed at Fair view Cemetery Pallbearers were Robert of Guelph Edward Foot it t and Mac Sprawl of Acton Duncan MacDonald of Toronto Roy Cornell of Chatham and Ralph Campbell of j ELKS Monday Sight 51 NUMBERS DON ADAMS Is MAXWELL SMART In THE one to a son the other to the Canadian Legion The separate school situation is desperate according to lawyer Whelan The Stone School building is not holding up be said Provincial funding for the new school is pen ding James Rogers who has a nearby property ob jected to the proposed school because of the noise and also because traffic In the area may be hazardous to children Two other people also voiced objections while one lady said she was In favor of the severance The applicant s son Bill told members that this Is probably the last year the property will be grassed He indicated he an problems from neighbors when he starts plowing the land Last year Jim Saxon bad graduated from grade and was deciding what to do with his life This year he is enrolled in grade 13 but Is still un decided about his future In between however is what counts and between this year and last Saxon has been having the time of his life while par ticipating in the govern ment sponsored Kati Katimavik an word meaning meeting place Is a ninemonth for any in between 17 and Three groups of about participants from all over the country are assigned to three differ ent projects In three different provinces Including a francophone environment The projects can bo anything from trailcut ting reforestation and park maintenance to working with the elderly the handicapped or children depending on the needs of the ity Saxon said he learned about the program through the total Im mersion course at Acton High School He said he was interested In the concept and didnt really want to return to school so he applied Ho added he doesnt re gret his decision I found it very challenging You are always learning about current events alternate ways of living like health foods and about your self I also learned how to speak French Basic needs such as toiletries are supplied plus group members are given a day allowance and a honorarium at the end of the nine months He spent the first three months in Sully a totally French community In southeastern Quebec There his group lived in a small house and built two outdoor hockey rinks cleared two ski trails and provided maintenance for facilities In December the same group moved to Victoria British Columbia where they Joined the navy for three months Saxon said they re ceived basic military training after the boys got their hair chopped off rifling marching seamanship map and ALL STAR TOURS OUR BUSINESS IS GOING PLACES 3 AND DAY FALL FOLIAGE ft TOURS AUTUMN IN CANYON FEATURING Central Railway Excursion Sopt 22 26 29 Octo COST OF TOUR AUTUMN IN FEATURING Clovolands Houso Resort September 28 15900 17900 AUTUMN IN THE GATINEAUS FEATURING Tour of Gatlnanu Hills and Lunch at Chateau September October 3 7 EACH OF EACH OF EACH OF SINGLE FOUR THREE TWO ACCOM 11900 14900 ELGIN HOUSE RESORT On the Beautiful LakeB PAY A LITTLE MORE RECEIVE SO MUCH MORE September 18 October 7 17900 19900 21900 AUTUMN IN THE ISLANDS FEATURING Resort Living Including Meals September October compass work Saxon said he even steered a ship Ho received several certificates from the Princess Patricias Canadian Light Infantry PPCLI including one for rape ing Then It was back to Ontario to work in They stayed at the Geneva Park Conference Centre and built a cabin captain beds and bird houses as well as working in Union vlllc for two weeks to help restore a planning mill After that the group went on a oneweek canoe trip in Ontario for a debriefing session Saxon said since they were Isolated from the real world for nine months with the same people they would need to themselves with the outside The same group travelled around Canada Saxon said but three Backgrounds were from British Columbia people two hoys and a varied Two girls were Saskatcchwan Alberta girl left after Quebec from farms two were Quebec and Nova Scotia leaving him and another from big cities one was Two other people from boy surrounded by seven from St Johns New- Catherine Beaut girls others came and Linda were also Involved In Katimavik but were In different groups Right now is in Novo Scotia and Shadbolt Is in British Columbia Saxon has gone back to to work for the summer the planning mill as a histor ical site would highly recom mend Katimavik I al ready have four people looking into the program and applying We bad a lot of fun times Jim baton scales a wail during basic military training with the Princess Patricia Light Infantry In Victoria British Columbia as part of a nine- month program the In the story the IS year old Acton High School student reveals some or tils experiences with BINGO EVERY TUESDAY by 4000 JACKPOTS Earlyhwd 15pm Ontario FOR FREE transportation call HALTON DISTRICT HEALTH 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