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Media Types: Images- Geographic Location: Milton
- Item types: Death
- Item types: Photographs
- Year: 1975
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- John Main 1975
John Main, superintendent of Maplehurst. John Main, superintendent of Maplehurst.Esquesing Historical Society - Philbrook
Photograph from "The Canadian Champion" Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"Milton Historical Society - D. Praught
Photograph from "The Canadian Champion" Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"Milton Historical Society - The Reverend Trevor Lewis
Photograph from "The Canadian Champion" Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"Milton Historical Society - Susan E. Pope 1975
Susan E. Pope a graduate of the Conestoga College of Nursing. Susan E. Pope a graduate of the Conestoga College of Nursing.Esquesing Historical Society - Colin Smiley
Photograph from "The Canadian Champion" Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"Milton Historical Society - 'Tiny' Wilkinson
Photograph from "The Canadian Champion" Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"Milton Historical Society - Brian David Wolkowski 1975
Brian David Wolkowski, graduate of the University of Guelph with Honours in Marine Biology. Brian David Wolkowski, graduate of the University of Guelph with Honours in Marine Biology.Esquesing Historical Society - Ron Ziegel 1975
Ron Ziegel, principal of Milton District High School Ron Ziegel, principal of Milton District High SchoolEsquesing Historical Society - Ron Woods 1975
Ron Woods leaves his position as Administrator of Milton Hospital. Ron Woods leaves his position as Administrator of Milton Hospital.Esquesing Historical Society - Joyce Wilson
1974 Dairy Princess. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion" 1974 Dairy Princess. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"Milton Historical Society - Unity Park, Milton, Ont.
The park, on Highway 25 just north of Steeles Avenue, was opened in September 1975. The photograph was taken by "The Canadian Champion". The park is now called Chris Hadfield Park. The building was the old CNR station and was moved from Bronte Street. It now houses the Tourist Bureau. The park, on Highway 25 just north of Steeles Avenue, was opened in September 1975. The photograph was taken by "The Canadian Champion". The park is now called Chris Hadfield …Milton Historical Society
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