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    Six women and three men seated in two rows. Mildred Gallaway is in the back row, second from left.

    Nine adults. Six female, three males. Front row - 2nd from left Mr. Black, 4th from left Mrs. Gallaway. Back row - 3rd from left Ray Waters, 4th from left Mrs. McDowell.

    Two rows of children with teacher (Mrs. Gallaway) to the left of the photograph. Photograph taken outside W. I. Dick School. Seventeen children; ten girls and seven boys. Corrine Timbers, back row, r

    Four rows of children, teacher (Mrs. Gallaway) at the right hand side of the back row. Twenty children; eleven girls and nine boys. Photograph in cardboard presentation folder.

    Three rows of children. Twenty-four children; ten girls and fourteen boys. Photograph in pale yellow presentation folder.

    Two rows of adults. Fifteen people; ten women, five men. Photograph is cardboard presentation folder.

    Young children arranged in three rows in school room with teacher (Mrs. Gallaway). There are eight boys and eight girls. Photograph is in yellow presentation folder.

    Four rows of children with teacher (Mrs. Gallaway) standing at the right hand side of the back row. Twenty-three children; ten boys and thirteen girls. Two boys at the front are holding a sign which

    Eight adults in two rows; five women and three men. One person on the front row, left hand side, has been cut out. The photograph is in a cardboard presentation folder.

    Three rows of children, teacher (Mrs. Gallaway) at the left hand side of the back row. Children posed in front of a picture. Seventeen children; twelve boys and five girls. Photograph is in cardboard

    Bruce Street school was demolished in 1973 and the new Milton Public Library erected on that space.

    Three rows of young children in classroom. The teacher (Mrs. Gallaway) is standing in the middle of the back row. Twenty-four children; eleven boys and thirteen girls. Photograph in decorated cardboa

    Large group of men grouped for photograph prior to banquet held for the bowling group's awards' night.

    Isa and Jessie Robertson were the sisters of P.L. Robertson. For further information see "P.L. Inventor of the Robertson Screw" by Ken Lamb.

    John and Annie Robertson were the parents of the inventor P. L. Robertson. John died in 1886 and Annie in 1909. John was an immigrant from Scotland and Annie was born in Canada, the daughter of Scott

    For further information regarding P. L. Robertson, please consult "P.L., Inventor of the Robertson Screw" by Ken Lamb and "Milton Area Biographies, Vol. II" by Alex Cooke.

    Left to right - John Brown Robertson, William Robertson (oldest of the boys), Annie (Brown) Robertson with P.L. in her arms, Hatton Robertson, Isabella (Isa), Janet (Jessie), John Robertson, father o

    For further information regarding P.L. Robertson, please consult "P.L., inventor of the Robertson Screw" by Ken Lamb and "Milton Area Biographies, Vol. II", by Alex Cooke.

    Group from the P. L. Robertson bowling group relaxing at banquet. Those whose faces are clearly seen - clockwise: Harry Smith, Ted Jennings, Malcolm McDuffe, Ted Lyle, Peter Blinco, Morley Rasberry.

    Cake used at the book launch for 'P.L. Inventor of the Robertson screw'.