“The Freak Lunchbox. It’s a candy store.” – Colin Vautour

“It played a big part in the second world war because, there wasn’t the television, but there was the radio and people would go to the Goody Shop to listen to the radio and gossip about the war.” – Alison Briggs

The place that people would meet when I was here as a teenager would be Edgar’s place in the complex. That’s where people would go. – Kandita Battelo

“One of my earliest memories standing in front of this wall of candy. I couldn’t decide what I wanted to get.” – Martin Gascon

“Three jawbreakers for a cent, that type of thing. A brick of ice cream that would feed four for 25 cents.” – Agnes Yewell and Jospehine Ione Benedek recall the kid-popular candy store.