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    "All of the Knox windows have been created by Robert McCausland Ltd., a family firm that celebrated its 125th anniversary in 1981. The church's oldest window, the Woman at the Well, bears the inscrip

    A family tree of the Breckon Family who first immigrated to Canada in 1831. The family is believed to have originated in the 1600s in France

    left-right - Don Gordon, Mike Ledwith, Gordon Krantz, Dr. Carl Martin, Val Grimshaw, Anne McArthur

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    Connection with the Winter Carnival. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    Many celebrations for the 125th anniversary of the founding of the town of Milton were held at the old railway station

    Performance by children on platform in front of the old CNR station which had been moved from Bronte to what is now Hadfield Park, as part of the l25th anniversary celebrations of the founding of the

    Mayor and Town Council - left to right - Brian Penman, Bill Johnston, Jim Watson, Brad Clements, Don McMillan, Gordon Krantz (Mayor) and Blanche Hinton (seated centre)

    Crowd watching ceremony. Mountie in front, centre of the picture

    Performance by children on platform in front of the old CNR station which had been moved from Bronte to what is now Hadfield Park, as part of the 125th anniversary celebrations of the founding of the

    Building demolished.

    This mill took the place of the old stone Martin's Mill which was destroyed by fire. The "Supersweet" mill was eventually demolished in 1990.

    The small park is now called Centennial Park.

    The Dicken's Restaurant, Mill Street, Milton, Ont. London bus on left hand side.

    In 1982 Milton celebrated its 125th Anniversary.

    The Winter Carnival was held February 12, 13, 14, 1982. 1982 saw the 125th anniversary of the founding the town of Milton.

    1982 was Milton's 125th Anniversary.

    Chairman of Simpsons. Chairman of the Halton Region Conservation Authority 1978-9189. Married 1.Audrey Syer 2. Betty Kennedy. Lived at Limestone Hall on Walkers Line. Autobiography - "Store of Memori

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"