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Club Cosmopolitan
“Flash your membership and get right in.” – Tim Yerxa, Fredericton, NB
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Harvest People
I think that this festival kind of reflects that ethos that existed for generations. – Brent Staeben
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The Gaiety Theatre
So in ’83 they actually tore the theater part of it down at the back and it became a parking lot. They physically removed the theatre. But when I bought this building, I tried to restore it as much as I could. – Sue Lawrence
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Ma and Pa Shops
They knew the family, they knew the history, they knew when they went to the store that they would see the owner behind the counter or in the store. – Bruce McCormack
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Growing Up On Queen Street
My first memory, strong memory of Queen Street would be of walking among a bustling crowd of people. And I was probably six or so. – Peter Pacey
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