ARS&UFE Proposed monu Time Capsules are gems of information extract- ed from past issues of the Champion and other publications in order ta provide a window into Milton's past. March 1920 At Monday evening's meeting of the town council the reeve introduced a motion to consider taking action in connection with the proposed monument to the memory of sol- diers from the Milton neighborhood who fell in the Great War. He did so on account of the failure of the com- mittee of citizens to report after having the matter in hand for more than a year. But as the committee has not been dis- charged the council, on motion by the mayor, deferred action for the present. The committee's delay has been due to dis- agreement. The majority of its members fa- vored a monument, but a minority stood out for a hospital. The relatives of th* len were canvassed and were reported to be unanimous in desiring a monument but though their wishes should nent issue surfaces have carried great weight, they did not influ- ence the advocates of the hospital who con- tinued their opposition. But for this, the monument might have been erected last year. It is high time for the committee to get to- gether again, come to an agreement and re- port or dissolve, so that the council may be free to act. From the first the Champion has taken the ground that the most fitting memorial would be a monument that future generations would never misunderstand its meaning and that within a few years a so-called memorial building would be meaningless. Having bought Wm. Galloway's brick dwell- ing on Court Street, W.H. Stewart, Inspector Children's Aid Society, will move from Acton to Milton. This material is assembled on behalf of the Mil- ton Historical Society by Jim Dit/s, who con be reached through the society at (905) 875-4156. Wingfield Unbound Famous People Players By: Dun Meles I Stanring Rd Deie I Directbed: 00 unie "Ar 40' Anniversary Tour: Good Old Rock and Roll Friday, November 28, 8:00 pm se... Mattamy Theatr Chudleigh's Box Office 1010 Main St. E. Media S90578-6000 sponsor: StudeotfSonlon. $38 1-866-257-0004 .y.Go: $5 www.miltoncentreforthearts.ca The Milton Centre for the Arts is owned and operated by the Corporation of the Town of Milton. When the moon comes out at night, stars will swirl and creatures of every size wi M rock and roll in this classic black light performance! FaosPeople Players" Saturday, November 15, 8:00 pm Recommended for ages 2 to 102 Mattamy "hentr season Adult $25|1 Student/Senir $23|1Châd: $15|1eyeGo: $5Mei 1010 'ant. E 905-7860 11-866-257-0004 www.miltoncentreforthearts.ca am*S The Milton Centre for the Arts is owned and operated by the Corporation of the Town of Milton. Milton W Centre forthAt