Bradford's Centennial Anniversary Booklet
- CA BWGPL AR-2018-11-30-07
- Unidad documental simple
- 1957
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Gold covered book, with blue writing on cover. Printed for the centennial anniversary of Bradford in 1957.
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Bradford's Centennial Anniversary Booklet
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Gold covered book, with blue writing on cover. Printed for the centennial anniversary of Bradford in 1957.
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"Bradford's Salad Queen Irene Schreiber will be on hand for activities."
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BWG Public Library Grand-Opening MPP Letter
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Letter from Julia Munro, MPP for York-Simcoe, addressed to the Bradford West Gwillimbury Public Library Board. It was sent to mark the grand-opening and dedication ceremony of the newly built BWGPL.
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BWG Public Library Grand-Opening MPP Letter
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Letter from Peter Van Loan, MP for York-Simcoe, addressed to the Bradford West Gwillimbury Public Library Board. It was sent to mark the grand-opening and dedication ceremony of the newly built BWGPL.
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A commemorative coin for Bradford's centennial, given out at the celebrations in 1957.
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A wooden covered guest book from the Bradford Centennial Events in August, 1957.
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Poster for the Centennial Events in August, 1957 in Bradford.
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CEO Official Honored On Retirement
Douglas Booth, budget analyst at Canadian General Electric, Barrie, and an employee of the firm for 20 years, was honored on the occasion of his retirement last night at a dinner at River Garden Restaurant. From left: Gordon Laighton, finance manager and Mrs. Leighton, Mrs. Booth and Mr. Booth.
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"The long anticipated commencement of our national existence as the Dominion of Canada is at length realized. Henceforward the four millions of British subjects upon this continent will exist but as one people. We begin our new era of history under most auspicious circumstances. The causes that provoked so much strife and bitterness between us and our sister provinces are at length happily removed; the objects for which as a people, we have so long struggled have been in the main effectually secured, and the calamities that loomed so ominously in the future have vanished altogether from the political horizon." ...
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Cookstown's 100th Anniversary (1858-1958), parade celebration