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    Back row l-r: Russ DeWolfe, Harriet DeWolfe, Bob Bazzell, Ken Wilson (historical researcher), Middle row l-r: Janet Jensen, Carole Bazzell, Front row: Larry Watson. Scan only.

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    The launch, in November 2006, of the Historical Society's new book "Milton Remembers World War I" by John Challiner II and Jim Dills, edited by Ken Lamb.

    The launch, in November 2006, of the Historical Society's new book "Milton Remembers World War I" by John Challiner II and Jim Dills, edited by Ken Lamb.

    Georgetown Hockey Heritage Council member Brian James

Ted Brown, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 6 Jul 2006, p.6     The Dr. Charles Best Parkette on Arborglen Drive in Georgetown was opened on 6 July 2006 with a ribbon cutting. On hand were (L to R) Councillor Moya Johnson, Rakesh Mistry, Halton Hills parks design

Ted Brown, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 5 Jul 2006, p. 1     Selling backyard cherries at Calvert Drive and Mountainview were (clockwise from left) Mathew Haynes, Brandon Johnson, Joel Vanofwegan, Jake Clear, Mark Vanofwegen, Nicholas Campbell and Travis Hatch

Ted Brown, Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 8 Jul 2006, #1     Children’s magician Owen Anderson delights Sydney Weaver with the appearance of Ruby the Rabbit at the Acton branch of the Halton Hills Public Library, 17 River Street.

Ted Brown, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 19 Jul 2006, p.1     Fairy Lake was declared unsafe for swimming most of the summer, but a man from Etobicoke drowned on Saturday afternoon. The signs read, “Beach Closed,” “No Swimming,” “Fairy Lake Notice Waters are un

Ted Brown, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 5 Jul 2006, p.13     The Holland Shop, 71 Mill Street East, was named Business of the Month by Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce. Holding the recognition sign are (L to R) Herma Buchanan, Carolin Tolkamp and Wendy Hue.

Ted Brown, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 17 Jul 2006, p.1     Don Ablett stands next to a huge willow tree uprooted during a thunderstorm on Monday 17 July.