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Community : Bradford
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Description : The marriage of Linda JoAnne Spring to James George Larkey. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Kenneth Purdon.

Municipality :
Community : Bradford West Gwillimbury
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Description : An auction was held for the possessions of John Kneeshaw including dairy equipment, machinery, horse, milk quota, and cattle.

Municipality :
Community : Bradford
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Description : The marriage between Margaret Anne Kneeshaw and Charles William Dingman.

Municipality :
Community : Bradford
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Municipality :
Community : Churchill
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Description : "Rural Living in Simcoe County -- Past, Present, and Future" was the theme of the county's first folk school, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kell.

Municipality :
Community : Schomberg
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Description : Glen Hulse was originally a diary farmer but he now has a successful plumbing and heating company.

Municipality :
Community : Bradford
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Description : Kumi Canada chooses Bradford West Gwillimbury as the home for its newes manufacturing plant.

Municipality :
Community : West Gwillimbury
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Description : The celebration of Heritage Day resulted in a telling of the history of the Holland Marsh by Gerry and Mae Eek with Allan Anderson moderating the story.

Municipality :
Community : Holland Marsh
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Description : At a well attended meeting of the Holland Marsh Vegetable Growers, held in the Council Chamber of the Bradford town hall. Friday, Feb 7, it was decided to appoint a committee of three marsh owners, who could be called in consultation at any time by the regular Marsh Commission.
The new committee, which has been appoined for the year 1935, consists of Geo. M Edwards, representing the marsh owners to King Township, L. E. Faris, representing the mars owners in West Gwillimbury Township, and Prof. W.H. Day, representing the marsh owners in the Village of Bradford.
With Prof. W.H. Day in the chair many interesting features of the Marsh Drainage Scheme were discussed. Reeve E. J Evans of West Gwillimbury, and Reeve J. E. Coombs of Bradford addressed the meeting in appropriate manner.
Representatives present from West Gwillimbury Township were Reeve Evans, J. E. Harvey and V. Turner, councillors, and Reeve Coombs on behalf of the Village of Bradford.

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Community : Bond Head
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Description : It's taken only two years for the Bond Head & District Horticultural Society to transform a barren piece of ground, into the Scotch Settlement Arboretum. The plot of land, adjacent to Highway 400 at the 5th Line of Bradford West Gwillimbury, was a stony, weed-covered plot when the first tree was planted in 1994. On June 22nd, as a piper played in the background, Bradford West Gwillimbury Mayor Frank Jonkman cut the ribbon, officially opening the Arboretum - which now contains 145 trees, as well as flower bed, and groomed pathways. There are ash trees, maples, oaks, black walnut, hawthorn and elm, pines, fir and spruce, taking root in the re-worked and fertilized soil. The Horticultural Society hopes to plant examples of every native Canadian species of tree. The idea is to create not only an attractive park, but provide a living memorial to the early settlers, who colonized the Scotch Settlement circa 1820. Members of the Tree Planting Committee had praise for the "generosity and community spirit" of those who have contributed to the Arboretum, from Bill Patton, Parks & Recreation Department employee who hand-crafted a wooden sign in his spare time, to all of those who have donated and dedicated a tree.