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a-The Canadar Champion. Tuesday, October 29, 2002 Haloeen! 487 Lauier Ave. 878-299 Local cadet siblings enjoy a royal greeting Baxter brothers meet Prince Philip after attaining gold status Two Milton sea cadets received a royal handslîake and perscrnal congratulations from Prince Philip after asaning Gsîld Award statos l'rom the Doke of Edenburgh's Award 'Young Canadians Challenge' program. Brothers Matshew and Adam Baxter received the awards from Prince Philip in Toronto October 10. as part of the Royal Visit. The programn reqoires participants to attain personally established goals in the areas of commonity service, skills develop- ment, physical fitness and expeditions. 'Me brothers are members of Milton's Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps and have served as coxswain, the organization's highest non-commissioned appoinsment. Both have completed extensive leadership training in the cadet program, and have served as staff cadets at HMCS Ontario, the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet sommer train- ing centre in Kingston. The brothers have received the Lord Stratheona Medal for exemplaay leadership service and physical fitness. In 1999, Matthew received the Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans Association medal as the top cadet atsending HMCS Ontario. Adam has been a recipient of the Royal Canadian Legion Cadet Medal of Excellence. Matthew is currently atsending the University of Guelph, where he plans to major in music. Adam is attending Brock University to study physical education. UPS grant will benefit bereaved families group Bereaved Families of Ontario (BFO) Halton/Peel will now be able to offer a Children's Room thanks to a recent $36,000 grant from United Parcel Service (UPS) Canada Foondation. The fonds wiil also be used to purchase outreach equipment for on-site sehool vis- its. "No child or young person is ever pre- pared for tragedy,' said BFO executive director Wendy Dean. Its impact can leave a devastating absence in the lives of surviving children, ofien leaving them traumatized and isolated. The fonds pro- vided through.the UPS Foundation will be used to give bereaved children a place to Photo by GRAHAM PAINE Be our guest Wearing Christmas-themed outtita, Debbie Macdonald (Ieft) and Cathy Zammit stand in front of a 1868 Craftsman-style home, one of the residences that wilI b. open ta the public during the Milton United Way's annual Town and Country Christmas House Tour November 20. For ticket information, cail the Milton United Way et (905) 875-2550. grieve and cope through the use of art, play and discussion." The Children's Room will provide a comfortable, and neutral, environment where children can meet a professionally- trained counselor to ask questions and express fears without concemn they're caus- ing further pain to their families. Founded in 1978 by four bereaved par- ents, BFO was originally established to provide healmng and support to bereaved parents. Programs are now also available to serve surviving children and youth. For more information regarding BFO services, calI (905) 813-4337. Golfers show. their support Golfers recently showed their support, tuming out to raise $17,000 for the Scott EarIy Foundation. The fonds were raised doring the foun- dations third annual charity golf tourna- ment at Granite Ridge Golf Club September 16. Fonds raised during the day's events will be used to support individuals facing diffi- culties with physiotherapy and transporta- tion needs. Following the toumament, the founda- tion also received a $6,000 donation from the Leslie Wells Charity Bail Toumament - held in August. COGECO 14 Programming Schedule - October 2lst - October 28th IIIIIR 9am, 1Ram, Puged ln! - am, lRam, Piugged rn! - 9am, lRam. Pugged ln! - am, lOars, Piogged In! - am, 1lOars, Pu ! 11am & 12:3Rpm Weekend Edtion 11iam & 12:30pm Eariy Week Edtion 11lam & 12:3Opm Eady Week Edition 11am & 12:30pm Laie Week Edtion llam&12.30 pm Lae eek Editior KongMait alenhimd . l tam Mrday Repiay i 0:00am Tuesday Repiay 10 Ram Wednesday Repiay 5pm, 6pm Plugged In! -RmSnaRpa '-" ;Sc.c 1pm ,tpm Pugged I - 5pmr & 730pm Pugged ln! - 5pm. tpm Pugged n & 7:30pm Late Week Editior 5pm, 6pm Piogged In! - NORTH0AL1O STUDIO & 7:30per Eart Weeis Edio Eady Weei Edition & 7:Rpm Late Week Edlior 53Opmr Faces -Rose Cherry Home! :0m EdyWe dto 5:3Opm Seniors Shuwcase 5Rp i oncin 5Rp se eihCneto Siadek 3 5:30pm tsardmania Larir lza j4 -~ ' :0p Optimist TV Bingo (Usie) 6:OOm Sa aI Ue Opm as tee :3Opm Seniors Showcase 6:Rm Fcs-Bai5mIee 500 Laurier Avenue Swa 7ak pmve)Msney MinWSree MitnO 9 R M ,1, 80pe Haon Hils Ceerifi, Oct 21 7:0p epeSak(ve RtmHPnRgo Cucl c 0 :0m Osier Heath Cennectior :0m MnyWe MitOn, O L9 4R3tiau. O ~-~ Pele peak(Us) 8:epm altr ReionCouni, 30 mI SopoSertZONE Use 905-878-9306 ~~8 tOprrr Halton Hilta Caurratl, Oct 28 1