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    John Perron wins IGA trip to Hawaii.

    Ben Pitoni, deputy engineer for the Town of Halton Hills.

    Dave Pink (of Acton) joins the Champion staff.

    Dayfoot residence after it was remodelled in 1947. It was destroyed by fire on Halloween 1975. The Dayfoot family sold it in 1973.

    The front of the abandoned powder magazine near the saw mill and draw kiln ruins.

    The back of the abandoned powder magazine near the saw mill and draw kiln ruins.

    A view of the pot kiln ruins from the railway tracks.

    A close up view of a collapsed pot kiln.

    A view of the ruined saw mill showing the elliptical stone arch and remnants of the wall above over Black Creek.

    A view from 5th Line looking north over the railway tracks to Maple Street, now called Kirkpatrick Lane.

    The Dairy Queen building at 188 Guelph Street showing the parking lot and lighted sign. The neighbouring Texaco station can also be seen.

    The Dairy Queen sign at 188 Guelph Street showing the Dog & Suds and the water tower across the road.

    Robert Little Public School graduating grade 8 class of 1973. Students have not been identified.

    Corinne Maxwell - Ontario Scholar

    Hugh Patterson, purchasing agent for Halton Hills.

    George Pelletterio school trustee in Burlington.

    Brian Martin, broadcasting graduate.

    Shelving books at the new Esquesing Township Library at the former Township Hall, 33 Stewarttown Road are (L to R) Madge Allwood, Ruth Wilson, Joan Lister, Edna Mae Markham and Ann Berry.

    Recorded by Halton Hills Public Library in October 2021.

    First customers at the new Esquesing Township Library were (L to R) Jennifer Lister, Andrew Wilson and Elizabeth Wilson. The 5-600 books are in the vault at the former Township Hall, 33 Stewarttown R