Peek at the Past

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A peek from the Town Crier files – APRIL 23, 1965 – Four members of the Mildmay Separate School Board (Herb Weber, Thomas Detzler, John Arnold and James Goetz) inspect one of the finished classrooms in the new addition at the Mildmay Separate School.  Four classrooms were constructed but only two were going to be put to use at the time. A combined staff and board room, storage room and Principal’s office were also incorporated into the new section.  

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A peek from the Town Crier files – Friday, May 9th, 1975 – Renovation construction at the Mildmay-Carrick Community Centre was moving right along. Block layers were up to the hall level when this photo was taken.  The next step was to remove the old front section.

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A peek from the Town Crier files – Friday, April 9, 1965 – Three of the skaters who participated in the Mildmay Figure Skating Club’s ice show included (left to right) Nancy Niesen (Santa), Jane Kunkel (Snow White) and Donna Priebe (Santa’s helper). 

– Town Crier photo

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A peek from the Town Crier files – March 30, 2005 – A huge crowd showed up at the 14th annual Optimist Club Easter Egg Hunt at the Mildmay Rotary Park on Easter Sunday… although there was still snow on the ground, the sun helped to brighten the day. Children, ages 12 and under, were invited to participate in the egg hunt with everyone receiving a chocolate treat. There were also numerous special draws for the children.

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A peek from the Town Crier files – Friday, August 8, 1969 – Members of the Mildmay-Carrick Fire Department prepare to extinguish the remaining blaze inside the roof of the Sacred Heart Church’s sacristy. The fire was discovered by a member of the C.W.L. during a funeral dinner which was being served in the basement at the time of the outbreak. The fire caused $35,000 in damage.

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A peek from the Town Crier files – February 15, 1974 – Pictured are the members of the Mildmay-Carrick Public School’s Girl’s Volleyball Team who captured the District Volleyball title in Teeswater.  Front (left to right): Janice Kamrath, Betty Albrecht, Carol Wendt, Nancy Wendt, Jean Holliday. Middle: Doris Taibinger, Dawn Helwig,  Judy Garcia, Lorraine Witters and Sandra Seigner. Back row: Coach, Miss Chyleen MacLeod.

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A peek from the Town Crier files – Friday, March 12, 1965 – Figure skating instructress, Miss Jane McCormick (left) is shown here as she teaches four members of the Mildmay Club how to perform the “drag”. Members include (front) Pam Kocher; (back) Nancy Reddon, Joan Dietz and Joanne Houghton. The club is presently in full swing preparing for their Ice Revue, April 2nd, when some 50 to 60 members will take part in the program, “It’s a Big, Wide, Wonderful World.”  

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A peek from the Town Crier files – March 14, 1975 – The Mildmay Sacred Heart Girls’ Basketball Team won the County Championship in 1975. Front (l-r): Jill Kunkel, Mary Ann Grubb, Colleen Grubb. 2nd row: Marilyn Hunt, Cindy Ditner, Brigid Conroy. 3rd row: Nancy Durrer, Jane Poechman. 4th row: Len Kraemer (coach), Cathy Lang, Pat Blackhall, Joan Schneider. Back row: Connie Arnold, Delores Ruetz, Bonnie Seifried.

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A peek from the Town Crier files – April 21, 2004 – Town Crier Publisher John H. Hafermehl (right) was honoured by the Canadian Community Newspapers Association in recognition of 50 years of distinguished service to the community newspaper profession. Ron Wassink, Past President of the OCNA (Ontario Community Newspapers Association) made the presentation.  (Note:   At the time of receiving the award, John had worked in the newspaper industry for 50 years. He started his own paper, the Town Crier in 1965.)  

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A peek from the Town Crier files – April 28, 1972 – These boys and girls were named as the winners of the Hill & Dale Riders Snowmobile Safety Poster Contest. They were presented with trophies and cash awards. Front (left to right): Steven Lang, Brian Weishar, Sherry Siegfried. Middle row: Peter Weber, Bob Arnold, Doug Tangney, Carol Moran. Back row: Heather Brandt, Cindy Reinhart, Donna Weber, Michelle Durrer, Jane Dietrich.