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    On the back is written "During Milton Heritage Week, the Milton Heritage Week Committee and National Trust presented Leonard McNeil with a plaque made of stone from the former Bruce Street School. The engraving thereon reads "recognizing his effort in visually preserving local history". Brad Murray (left) and Davy Wilby ...

    Back row - Neil Ford, Phyllis Moore. Centre row - Tim Kingsbury, June Andrews, Rex Sutcliffe. Front row - Julie Kingsbury.

    Councillor Barry Lee presenting award to June Andrews

    Mayor Gordon Krantz of Milton presenting the 1992 award for Education to Neil Ford, president of the Ontario Steam and Antique Preservers' Asociation, Gordon Raynor, Secretary and Gordon Hume, Treasurer.

    Jim Dills (left), winner of the writing award for "Moments in History; reflections of Halton's CountyTown 1833-1864." Award presented by Mayor Gordon Krantz (right)

    Left to right - Barry and Jane Lee winners of the award for Architectural Restoration. Award presented by Dorrie Greig.

    Dr. Leslie Meszaros, winner of the award for Photography. Award presented by Marjorie Powys.

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    Mayor Gordon Krantz presents the 1997 award for Visual Arts to John Duignan.

    Left to right - Ted Stover receiving the Archival Award from Jim Dills of the Milton Historical Society for his donation of numerous photographs of the Willmott/Bowes/Harrison families.

    Left to right - Laura B. Dixon, Mayor Gordon Krantz, Ruth Taylor (daughter of Mrs. Dixon).

    Left to right - MPP Ted Chudleigh, Laura B. Dixon, Ruth Taylor (daughter of Mrs. Dixon).

    Left to right - George Bergsma, Jeff Bergsma and John Challinor of LACAC.

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    Representatives of St. Paul's United Church receiving a LACAC award for the recent interior restoration work done at the church.

    Lynda and Mark Cross receiving the LACAC 1998 award for work on their home at 191 Sarah Street, Milton

    Mandy Sedgwick accepting the LACAC award for improvements to a Non-designated Historic Building at 199 Queen Street, Milton

    David Curk receiving LACAC award for In-fill Development Sensitive to an Historic Neighbourhood, for the Seniors' building at the corner of Ontario Street South and Oak Street, Milton.

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

    Left - MPP Ted Chudleigh. Right - Alex Cooke. Photograph taken in the Milton Council Chambers