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218 Simcoe Road

218 Simcoe Road

This two-storey structure is located at 218 Simcoe Road. It is the fourth house on the west side (south of the “Y” in Simcoe Road). Robert Stewart, his wife, and family lived here many years ago. His son George, who married Ethel Waldruff, played lacrosse and was a painter and paper hanger for Billie Sutton. Robert owned 75 acres of land and worked as the town clerk for 25 years. He also farmed (and later rented) his land. Ed Cave and his wife (Ida) and daughter (Violet) moved to this area from Newton Robinson and eventually bought and worked a farm. He delivered milk and had a dairy in town. Ed was a staunch Orangeman who played King Billie riding his white horse at the 12th of July parade. There was a gravel pit on the property. He eventually sold his farm to Mike Sklencar, John Kulha, Steve Brinkos and John Kashmere. They divided the remaining land and sold the lots along Simcoe Road. The large house was converted into four apartments that were used as their living quarters while they each built a house. The structure was still being used as an apartment building in 1995. (1, 2)

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Brinkos, Andrew James birth

January 7, 1989
Birth

It's a boy!
BRINKOS, James & Lisa are proud to announce the safe arrival of their first child, ANDREW JAMES, born Saturday, January 7, 1989 at 9:50 a.m., weighing 8 lbs. 9 oz. Delighted grandparents are Mr. & Mrs. Bill Kristman & Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brinkos. Happy great grandparents are Katie Djurkowitsch, Mathias Kristman, Julie Balamut and Mrs. [sic] & Mrs. Steve Brinkos. A special thanks to Dr. Paul Bernstein and the maternity staff at Mt. Sinai Hospital in Toronto for bringing this healthy baby boy into our lives.

Bradford Gazette

Brinkos, Steve death

November 12, 1989
Death

BRINKOS, Steve. After a lengthy illness on Sun. Nov. 12/89. Steve Brinkos in his 86th year. Beloved husband of Annie, dear father of Michael and his wife Julia, Mary and her husband John Molokach and Joseph. Loving grandfather of Nancy and her husband Joe, Karen, Jim and his wife Lisa, Michael, David, Darlene and her husband John, Stephen, Margaret, Ann, Deborah, Peter and Diana and great-grandfather of seven great grand children. Friends called at the Lathangue & Skwarchuk Funeral Home on Monday and Tuesday. Mass at Holy Martyr's [sic] of Japan Church on Wednesdy at 10:00 a.m. Internment [sic] Holy Martyr's [sic] Cemetery. In memorium [sic] donations to the YCH Foundation would be appreciated.

Bradford Gazette

Matys, Jonathan Joseph birth

January 18, 1988
Birth

IT HAPPENED, Stephanie & Jennifer Matys got a baby brother! Jonathan Joseph was born Monday January 18, 1988, at 5:38 am., at Mt. Sinai Hospital and weighed in at 8 lbs. 5 ozs. Proud father & happy mother are Joe & Nancy Matyrs [sic]. Thrilled grandparents are Mike & Julia Brinkos and Joe & Anna Matys. Excited great grandparents are Steve & Annie Brinkos and Julia Balamut.

Bradford Weekly

Molokach, John Joseph & Brinkos, Mary Elizabeth

Event Date : Saturday, May 07, 1955
Event Type : Marriage

Description : Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Brinkos of Bradford, to John Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Molokach of Bradford. The wedding took place at Holy Martyrs Church, Bradford. Rev. F. R. McGinn officiated. The bride was attended by Miss Paula Sakalik as maid of honour, and five bridesmaids, namely Miss Mary Yesanko of Toronto, Miss Mary Uhrin of Hamilton, and Misses Mary Kavchak, Mary Simurda and Mary Sklencar, all of Bradford. Miss Emily Radvansky of Toronto was flower girl. Mr. Paul Holancin of Bradford was groomsman and the ushers were Mike Simurda, Messrs. Mike Kulha, Edward Gres, Joseph Brinkos and Joseph Klic. Mr. and Mrs. Molokach will reside in Bradford where the groom is in business with his father. Before her marriage the popular young bride was guest of honour at a large shower given by Mrs. Kulha, Mrs. Sakalik and Mrs. Julie Brinkos.

Bradford Witness