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Home of Mr. and Mrs. Alf Tizzard on Yonge Street past River Bridge.

Although Dave's one of the smallest players on the Bradford Blues team, that doesn't stop him from being one of the club's more aggressive players. Dave's in his second year on the Blues, wears number 14 and is 18 years old. He plays centre.

Mrs. Catherine South, Brampton, the Canadian Dairy Princess, will be guest speaker at the annual banquet of the Aurora Milk Producers Association at Bond Head Community Hall Wednesday, April 3. Mrs. South has travelled across Canada during the past year appearing at many functions connected with agriculture and is an accomplished and interesting speaker.

Simon Fraser (1804-1881) of Helmsdale Farm.

Bradford Knitting Club's float in the centennial parade.

Home of Mrs. Ernest Collings built in 1890, by Robert Collings who had 2 sons, Frederick and Ernest. Robert died and the home was left to the two sons. Frederick died in 1982 at the age of 93. The home was then owned by Keith Collings, a grandson of Robert. About 1980 the home was sold to Dr. Larry Barcza for an office. It is at 80 Holland St. E. This photo is from the Bradford Womens' Institute Scrapbooks.

S.S. #12 Coulson's Hill pupils enjoy Arbor Day at Scanlon Creek in 1937. Back Row: Beryl Crittenden, Mary Fennell, Florence Gibbons, Reta O'Neill, Mary Gibbons, Ruth O'Neill, John Fennell. Front Row: Raymond O'Neill, Phyllis Edney, Madeline O'Neill, Sheila Donnelly, Murray Jelly.

New Canadians point to their European homes. From left: Galdino Zucchette, Danny de Poali, both from Italy; Helen Speke, Hungary, Dino de Poali, Danny's brother.

Sarah Richardson (1824-1913), wife of James McGeary of Bond Head who were the parents of Rachel McGeary 1855-1923, wife of William Sutherland Fraser (1850-1925). William Sutherland Fraser was the son of Simon Fraser of Helmsdale Farm. Sarah's parents were John Richardson and Anna Austin. James McGeary's parents were John McGeary and Martha Black from Ireland.