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4-The Canadien Champion, Tuesday, March 16, 2004 MitnHalton aduit learning program ww.named afler respc.-tcd educator w h o site nde d Ne 1lon H ig h School, died in 2001 astage 55. The for- m e r teacher at G en er a The Town of Mitton is now accptlng applications for tdm 2004 MILTON COMMUNITY FUNO Application deadline: April 26, 2004 The Milton Commny Fund wuas M efbi tse f distribute a portion ot the tunds received troo the Ontanoi Lon"er and Garfing Cooporaton (Mohawk location) for te benteif of tihe ommunty Information Session Attend an Information Session f0 Mld ouf mor about this furnctn opporunify. Milton Comosunify Fund guideinas and applications wttl ba availabla at this session. Tueady, mureI 23,7-30 p.m. Ptnu splorta cen% 9anuet1Ha 605 Santal Maraé OW (Southmftrac) " Criteria for tunidl " Changes for Moi year's progruon " Honspu * r=g ou propoai " KOton penpod By TIM WHITNELL Specual ta The Champion The regional puhlie achool board's adult and continuing edu- cation prograin han a new name. Trustees unanimously approved the name Gary Allan High School as the new designation for the Adult, Alternative and Continuing Education program at a recent meeting. Considered the "father" of aduit and continuing education in Halton, Mr. Allan wan the ftrst head of the then-named Self- Reliant Leaming Program, in 1983. The self-reliant program, was designed to cater toi students hav- mng difficulty in a regialar clans- room offering flexible timetabling with daytime, evening and week- end tutoring. 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'Me Champion apologizea for the error. ma 1 ÂiI I 878a0931 1 Brock High School wan prograin manager of the adult high school when ilI health forced him ta leave the position in 1998. Among the 27 school naines for- warded by board officiais ta trustees for their consideration, Mr. Allan's name wan the maist popular, showing up in eight different forma. Board Chair Mary Chapin, anc W Gary Allen of six board officiaIs on the name selection review team, said only one name wan put forth for trustees ta consider because Mr. Allan's had such overwhelming support from the community. Ballots were collected from the 16 program sites around the region offering adult. alternative and con- tinuing education ta teens and adults who have lefi school but have returned ta pursue courses for credit toward a high school diplo- ma. A colleague of Mr. Allan's told trustees his friend's name is a wor- thy addition ta the high achool. 'it wish you could aIl have met Gary and 1 wish he could have been here tonight," said David Knight, credit manager for the adult education program. HEREFS A LITTLE SAMPLE:1