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    William (Bill) Robertson Banting Son of Sir Frederick Grant Banting And Marian Robertson Banting. Born April 3, 1929 Toronto, Ontario Died May 23, 1998 Maple Ridge, BC Age 69 Survived by his wife Nan

    Collection of a great many newspaper clippings discussing the wedding of Sir Frederick Banting to Marian Robertson. Despite the volume and depth of media coverage, the wedding is described as "quiet"

    Continued collection of newspaper clippings pertaining to the wedding of Marian Robertson to Sir Frederick Banting.

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    A newspaper article outlining the life of William "Bill" Banting, written upon his death in 1998

    The first part of the new rules and regulations for the Oakville Public Library set forth in 1922 when the Town took over management of the library.

    The second part of the new rules and regulations for the Oakville Public Library set forth in 1922 when the Town took over management of the library.

    A printed version of Henry Husband's diary has been transcribed by his great-granddaughter Valerie Husband Brook and is available in the Oakville Room Reference Collection at Oakville Public Library

    a list of all participants in the first ever outdoor arts festival hosted by the Oakville Art Society, originally called 'Art on the Green'

    a brief history of arts in Oakville prior to the founding of Oakville Art Society

    Meeting minutes from one of the first meetings at the Oakville Art Society 1965

    A sample of the entry form for Art in the Park in the year 1967.

    A list showing the classes offered by the OAS for the year of 1967.

    a list detailing entry requirements for the 1971 Art in the Park exhibiton.

    A list of board members for the Oakville Arts and Crafts Incorporated for the year 1950 (the approximate year of the formation of the group).

    A balance sheet showing expenditures and profits for the Oakville Arts and Crafts Inc. for the year of 1952.

    Newspaper clipping from the Oakville Beaver from 1966 covering the signing of the lease agreement between the Town of Oakville and the Oakville Art Society.

    A newspaper clipping from the Oakville Beaver showing three people in front of the "Cottage' as they discuss renovation plans.

    Two women (left: Moonyeen Cormack, right:Mercedes Horn) stand in front of The Red House looking at plans to expand (the expansion was never realized).

    A receipt from Flintkote Company of Canada Ltd. showing 'no charge' for their donation of materials to the Oakville Art Society