Results

    Back row - left to right - Tim Kingsbury, Don Corker. Front row - left to right - Ann Corker, Val Grimshaw

    Jim Dills (left) receiving Writing award from MP Gary Carr

    John McDonald (left) receiving Educational Award from Mayor Gordon Krantz

    Angelo DeMedicis (right) of Milton Home Hardware receiving award from MPP Ted Chudleigh

    Back row L-R Audrey Dickson, Jackie Gowland, Marjorie Clement, Ruth Stinson, Marg Benton. Front row L-R Joyce Hayward, Joyce White, Erna Taylor, May Harkin, Ann Brocklebank. Absent - Eva Hegadus and

    Ed Goodall (left) and Councillor Mike Boughton (centre) with display of memorabilia of Milton military men who died in World War 1

    MPP Ted Chudleigh presents the Educational Award to Councillor John Challinor at the Milton Heritage Awards ceremony

    Ken Keates received the award on behalf of George and Sharon Garrett for the Restoration of a Non-Designated House.

    Andrew Kocher received the award for Infill Development for the McKersie-Kocher Funeral Home

    Marsha Waldie at the Milton Historical Society display

    Marsha Waldie receiving the Ontario Heritage Foundation Award from MPP Ted Chudleigh

    Left to right - John Challinor II, Father Mark Curtis, MPP Ted Chudleigh.

    MP Julian Reed presents the Visual Arts award to Megan Ditton. She is receiving it on behalf of her mother Megan Ditton.

    Mayor Gordon Krantz presents the Writing Award to George Robinson. He received it on behalf of his father, the late Mel Robinson, for his book "Memories of Milton"

    Mayor Gordon Krantz presents the Award for the Restoration of a Non-designated House to Chris O'Gorman.

    On the occasion of Alex receiving a 1997 Ontario Heritage Foundation Community Achievement Award. Mrs. Dorothy Walker is Alex Cooke's sister-in-law.

    On the occasion of Alex Cooke receiving the 1997Ontario Heritage Foundation Community Achievement Award.

    On the occasion of Alex Cooke receiving the Ontario Heritage Community Achievement Awards.

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    John Baxter was the local manager for McDonald's Restaurants. The photograph is taken from "The Canadian Champion"