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They came to pay tribute to Arthur Evans in Barrie last week at an appreciation night sponsored by the Simcoe Centre Progressive Conservatives. Mr. Evans, with one of his famous campaign photos as a backdrop, thanks the 900 plus friends who came to voice their appreciation. This photo appeared along with an article in the Bradford Witness and was also found in the Bradford Women's Institute Scrapbooks.

Gladys and Phyllis Wright.

Gladys and Phyllis outside the cook house on the Wright property with the main house (being repaired) in the behind.

The Meadowview Barn being torn down. This barn was located on the west side of Highway 11 just past the intersection of Barrie Street and the 8th Line and it backed on to Gardiner Dr. in the new subdivision on the 8th Line.

Mrs. Hunter, teacher Back Row (l-r): J. Frield, Nora Hunter (teacher), Agnes ?, Jimmy Frield, Bud Dodge, Jim ?, Ron Paxton, Ron Kloosterman. Middle Row (l-r): Patty ?, Ann Breedon, Niolie Gurensgitus, Doris Clarke, Joan Bennett, Glenda Paxton, Trudy Gurtsma, Ernie Wray. Front Row (l-r): Larry Frield, Joe Breedon, Unknown, Johnny Gurensgitus, Florence Church, Teddy Frield, Ivan Wray.

Received from Wilson Stoddart by Henry Hugh Stoddart.

Fred "Collie" Collings probably knows more about the history of Bradford then anyone, and that's one reason why he was asked to help compile the historical map reproduced below. Mr. Collings, the town's first tax assessor, was presented with a framed copy of the map at a recent council meeting by Mayor Roy Gordon. The map was drawn by Boz Posilovic of the town planners Proctor and Redfern. Queen's Silver Jubille medal recipient Charles Evans remembered the contributions of Mr. Collings, and further mentioned the outstanding efforts of former clerk-treasurer Margaret Davey, and Mr. Evans. Mr. Collings is retired and lives in Bradford.

Ada Watson speaking at the Bradford Womens Institute's 60th anniversary.