Young, baby bird being fed by it's mother.

Winners of a safety poster contest sponsored by United Commercial Travellers of America were (front) Francis Leben and Bruce Armstrong surrounded by ...

Gordon Mineo will be one of the big names at the Toronto International Dragway near Georgetown, during the pro-nationals here on the weekend. His ...

Hand-made furniture, typical of a child's room is displayed in the reconstructed log cabin at Halton County Museum.

Father Victor Morgan accepts best wishes in a reception line from over 500 visitors at his retirement party.

New Zellers store in Georgetown Market hopes for October opening.

Whipper Watson will have all this muscle on his side when he battles the devious Love Brothers in Georgetown Memorial Arena tonight. The solid sinew ...

A new upholstered office chair designed to accommodate the anatomy and complement the decor of any conventional or open office plan, has also been ...

Among the Georgetown people attending were Mrs. Alice Walker, left, Mrs. William Boyle, Mrs. Jo Sargent, and Mrs. Jack Armstrong.

A Georgetown driver took half of the $600 prize money available to the survivor of the Labour Day Wreckarama at Pinecrest Speedway, on Monday.

Kindergarten children have a playhouse in their classroom, called "Wendy-house."

St. Francis of Assisi School opened its doors on Tuesday morning welcoming over 200 students. The new school has Kindergarten to Grade 6.

The interim officer of the University Women's Club of Georgetown are, back row from left, Joan Newcombe, Mary Hughes, Arlene McCarthy, Colleen ...

Provincial enumerators Mrs. Ann Smith and Mrs. Joan Emmerson were part of a team of 58 who were making house calls over this past week.

David Francis Gray and Linda Carol Dumper, both students at Dalhousie University in Halifax, married on August 21st at St. George's Anglican Church. ...

Mrs. Tony Brunski, left, presents the Tony Brunski Memorial trophy to Pee Wee League MVP Robert Hatcher, centre, and Tyke League MVP Kevin Donais.

General Manager Les Griffiths, left, and associate manager Irv Hinds are pleased with the progress of the new Zellers.

Sergeant John Clarke, of 73 Delrex Boulevard, hooks a young visitor into a mock-up parachute harness at the Canadian Forces Pavilion at the Canadian ...

Father Gerald Craig officiated the marriage of Andrea Mary Chaplin to Frank Van de Valk on August 28th at Holy Cross Church.

Glen Williams Atoms, who won three titles in their 1971 campaign are, in the front row from the left: Brett Goodlett, Scott Marshall, Grant Marshall, ...

John Agg of Country Gallery, Terra Cotta, is a guest speaker for two nights to the Palette & Pencil Club. Lynne Hart listens as John Agg explains the ...

Mike Laing, coach of the Golden Jets of the Squirt division, was the winner of a soccer ball in an opening day draw.

4-H "Dairy Fare" project at Stewarttown Public School: Eileen Brown being presented an Advanced Honours Certificate by Mrs. Doreen Bannister, Home ...

Spectacular brick bungalow, under construction, on a half-acre lot in the country, on sale for $33,900 by Fobert Real Estate.

Jeff Walker and Ian Hogg in a field with two rusted pieces of a small car which they hauled from the Credit River.

Dr. Alistair MacIntosh arrives at his office on a two-wheeler.

Downtown area house on Park Avenue, for sale by Fobert Real Estate for $25,900.

Hikers in the Fifth Annual Halton and Peel Oxfam Miles for Millions Walk leave Holy Cross Church on Maple Avenue.

Members of the George Kennedy Public School Junior Choirs: Ronnie Sparks, Jacqueline Wilde, Paul St. Laurent, Cathy Hope, Helen Christensen, Todd ...

Halton Fire Bureaut and the Oakville and Milton fire Departments received certificates for 1970 victories in the National Fire Protection ...

'Found Art' is the topic as Jim Forbes talks with Bruce Rae and Donna Brayley.

Dennis Wright (in U of G Ecology t-shirt) and Ross Hammer, Mark Arcuri, David Harding and Brian Weir in a creek cleaning up the Credit River on ...

Brian Weir and Paul Scarrow next to a pile of junk from a Saturday clean-up of the Credit River, promoted by the Concerned Citizens of Georgetown.

Lined up to register are Linda Donals and Jane, Cathy, and Kim Beckett. At the table is Kinette Shirley McColeman.

Dorothy Ballantine buys a paper carnation from tagger Marie Milne during the Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital auxiliary tag day.

Jack Bowling was appointed as resident sales representative for Towmotor Division of Crothers Ltd.

Boys gather for baseball try-outs at fairgrounds park, as coach Gord Morton checks off their names.

Ron Wilson, from Glen Williams, and Dave Hogan, from Georgetown display their seven trout caught at Terra Cotta Conservation Area on opening day.

Fascinated by the kaleidoscope's changing patterns is Tim Denison. Helping him is Mrs. Mary Geobel.