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Main St. looking north in Newton Robinson.

Bradford's Bertha Langford celebrated her 90th birthday last week with more than 200 family and friends in attendance. The energetic lady still loves to bowl. Happy birthday!

Jeffrey Barn, now a museum in Alliston.

Bond Head looking west around 1910. Back row - Elsie Parker, with Hulda in carriage, Margaret Brunning, Henrey Cassells, Dora Brunning, Mary Sutherland, Madeleine Brunning, Ruby Parker and Harold Parker. Front Row - Eric Hipwell, Marjorie Parker, Charlie Brunning, Bart and Lorine and Alin Feaver. In the background is a hotel owned at that time by John Sutherland.

A ticket to "The Daffy Dills" dinner and play in Bond Head.

Andy Carter Residence in Bond Head

Old Richardson shop in Bond Head

Graduation; St. Mary's Queen of the Martyrs; June 28 1960 Back Row l-r: Roman Sharko, Herbert De Kerf, Francis Jonkman, Andy Muslewski, Ibel Koster, John Van Rooyen, Nevio Kalegaric, Charles Davidson, Frank Bittner, Stephen Bacsalamsi Jr., Bill Van Berkel, Ladda Dyrda. Middle Row l-r: Joe Fabing, Chester Antosik, Paula Preg, Rosemary Lee, Julia Cunecca, Amelia Stybel, Suzanne Van Rooyen, Beverly Williamson, Wanda Francyck, Joanne Lewis, Carl Sauner, Jimmy Amero. Front Row l-r: Eva Bakes, Eva LeBlanc, Kathenne Sherrard, Frederick Wenzel, Mother St. Andrew (Florence Kelly), Mary Bittner, Oksana Turcyniak.

Bradford has reason to be proud of its new school, built at cost of $207,000, and opened in September. It hasn't had its official opening yet, but its seven rooms are already in good use...each of them filled with young people.

Ron Harvey, son of Joseph and Edith Harvey (nee Neilly), served in World War II. Cousin of Jim Turton