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"Former Bradford Fire Chief Ted Gapp received a present from West Gwillimbury Reeve Orville Hughes at Saturday's party. Gapp also served the township."

"Former Police Chief John Dudgeon made a short speech Saturday night, thanking those who were honoring him."

"Bradford Mayor Joe Magani, left, and Reeve Art Turner, right, honor the three men who recently retired. From left to right are: Ted Devlin, Ted Gapp and John Dudgeon. The men were given mementos of appreciation by the town."

"Sheep killed or mauled by dogs earlier this month in the Newton Robinson area are going to cost West Gwillimbury taxpayers more than $1,200. The attacks occurred on the farms of Donald Ramsay, William Row, Jr., and Alonzi Aurora, and left 21 sheep dead and several more injured to the point where they have to be destroyed. The attack on the Ramsay farm on the Ninth Concession, was totally unexpected because the sheep were in the barn. The family awoke the following morning to a scene of carnage."

Photograph of Bradford's town council from 1977-1979.
Back Row: John Zima, Zygmunt Fenik, Sandy Hudson, Rick Wright
Front Row: Reeve Kenneth Wood, Mayor William Roy Gordon, Deputy-Reeve Milt Hambly

Photograph of Bradford's town council from 1979-1981.
Back Row: Art Turner, Zygmunt Fenik, Len Fuller, William de Peuter
Front Row: Reeve Kenneth Wood, Mayor William Roy Gordon, Deputy-Reeve John Zima

Photograph of the reception for the opening of a meeting room at the Bradford Public Library, when the library was on John Street in Bradford.

Left to right, standing in foreground:
Ron Simpson (Builder, BWG town councillor 1991-2000, 2003-2014), Maurice Allen (Director of the County of Simcoe Library), Ron Mackenzie (Director of Georgian Bay Regional library system)

Photograph of Bradford's town council from 1985-1988.
Back Row: William Marks, Gary Lamb, Dennis Roughley, Peter Dykie Jr.
Front Row: Reeve Sandy Hudson, Mayor William de Peuter, Deputy Mayor William Dykie

View of the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury from Fuller Heights Park (at the end of Hulst Street). This view is looking southeast over the town.