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Time Capsules are gems of information extractâ€" ed from past issues of the Champion and other publications in order to provide a window into Milton’s past. September 1920 The joint committee on the proposed Milton and four townships soldiers' monument, to be erected in Milton, met at the town hall on Tuesday evening. Members who had inspected monuments elsewhere reported on designs and expen- diture. No definite objective was named, but $10,000 was suggested (Oakville’s cost $3,500). The sub committees were instructed to at once open subscription lists or, in the townships, apply for municipal grants if they prefer that method. The expenditure will de- pend on the success of the sub committees. Citizens of Milton may expect to be canvassed in the near future and a liberal response is ex- pected so that the monument may be worthy of the county. Mr. Hutchinson, of the firm of G.W. Morley & Co., barristers, came to Milton last Monday to take charge of their Halton office as Mr. Ped- Plans continue for soldiers’ monument u Ll, INTIMECAPSULES The Halton public school reported t0’have only three pupils is that at Glenorchy. Three families left the section for another, taking eleven children away. Last year the school had sixteen pupils. Inspector Denyes expects it to be absorbed by another. iey is about to return to his Toronto home. Like Mr. Pedley, Mr. Hutchinson is a veteran of the great war. He served four years at first with the C.E.F., from which he was transferred to the lmperials, the heavy artillery. The Milton Citizens’ Band has purchased new uniforms at a cost of five hundred dollars and propose giving a dance each month during the winter in the town hall to raise money for this fund. It is expected that the citizens of Milton will give these events a liberal patron- age. A subscription list will also be opened at Mackenzie’s Drug Store for the benefit of those who do not dance. This material is assembled on behalf of the Mil- ton Historical Society by Jim Dills, who can be reached through the society at ( 905) 875-4156. - ~nvuo\.II-A . o-‘-~\-.~- -. c; va _ v..\/_ _/_:.b_\.v_\. Are you envisioning the renovation of your dreams? Well look no further. Jansz Interiors is your local home contractor for Milton and the surrounding area. We offer reliable and quality workmanship at affordable rates to fit any budget. rmon“? can Stow-rt 0 647-404-5067 Or Email: gagingononesympguco.gg d; 1'th a pool: at our Portfolio: wwgJQQQJMOflon£om L-LQQ'A/Ji L.'\;'_E'.L.\L'Q\I/;‘_'"_"'_IQL\"$ Custom Basements Kitchens Bathrooms Media Rooms Games Rooms Decks Pergolas Custom Cabinetry Home Office Flooring