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World War I Christmas Card signed "From 2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles in the Field."

Una Isabel Fraser 1894-1985 (m. 1–Samuel Short, 2–John E. Davies), youngest daughter of William Sutherland FRASER and Rachel McGEARY of Helmsdale Farm.

Yes there are 15 in all. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leduc, both 38, of suburbn Eastview, Ont., are seen here with their 15 children born within 19 years. Front row, left to right: Carole, Joanne, Marcel, Bernard (on his father's knee), Jocelyn (on her mother's knee), Michel, Helene and Diane; back row, left to right: Victor Suzanne, Rose-Marie, ?, ?, Raymond and Rheal.

Waldie Crossland, president of the Bradford Lions Club has a bus time looking after the fathers of these children. Lions and their cubs gathered at a father, son and daughter supper Monday night.

S.S. #12 Back Row (l-r): Ross Nichol, Jack Mattely, Gordon Kneeshaw, Teddy Cerswell, Roth Nichol, Mary Hughes, Gladys Brown, Marguerite Bell. Middle Row (l-r): Robert Sturgeon, Lou Cronan, Harold Cronan, Irma Andrews, Florence Sturgeon, Jean Bell, Lylia Bell, Gladys Bell. Front Row (l-r): Roy Nichol, Earl Brown, Bill Moriarty, Matt McDonald, Harold Nichol, Vincent Donald, Wilmont Brown.

Aerial view of the Stoddart farm on the south half of Lot 1, Concession 6.

In a school opening ceremony last week at Fred C. Cook senior public school, Mrs. Leone Cook is presented with a bouquet of carnations by the school's pupils as trustee Sam Neilly looks on. An overflow audience attended the official opening.

The Toonerville Trolley that meets all the trains.

Jean Faris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray G. Faris of Maple Farm near Bradford, has graduated from the University of Guelph with a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in human nutrition.