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Possibly Paul Currier. Please contact the library at 905-775-3328 if you have any further information.

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Bradford and District Memorial Community Centre and Bradford Curling Club. Please contact the library (905-775-3328) if you have any more information on this photo or its contents.

Demolition of the old Bradford Arena located at John St. W. and Moore. The arena was built in 1913 and Harvey Curry's father William Curry was the contractor. This picture shows the last of the old Bradford rink in the first week of May, 1956.

Possibly Laura Currier (nee Charpontier). Please contact the library at 905-775-3328 if you have any further information.

Bradford and District Minor Hockey Association held its season-ending awards night for house league and all-star clubs Monday. Individual novice and atom most valuable player awards were given to (front row from the left) novice house league goalie Grant Campbell, novice forward Steven Arrigo, and novice all-star Danny Zielke. Back row (left to right) winners are atom house league forward Scott Brethet, atom defenceman Jim Whitton, atom goalie Bruce Robson, and atom all-star Jon Harris. Missing was novice defenceman Wade Harrison.

At a Brownie meeting held Monday evening, four Brownie's few up to Guides. At the meeting, two of the troop's leaders retired and three knitted afgans were presented to the Canadian Cancer Society. Front row left, Mrs. Betty House accepted the afgans for the cancer society. Presenting the afgans were, Annette Cummings, Donnalee Lloyd, Ellen Masin, and Ellinor Schlarb. Back row left, retiring badge secretary Margaret Chantler, beside her is retiring troop leader Carol Simone, new leader Elizabeth Schlarb, Patti Bray and Peggy Robertson.

Marian, Douglas, Suzanne and Ron Calder.

One example of the many different styles of rail fence that were erected.

The Fizzell house. It had a blacksmith shop attached on the east side and stands today as a private residence.