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Date: January
31, 2003
Time: 06:30 PM
Comments:
I grew up
in Hornepayne
and amazed at
some of the
comments of
how costly
things are at
the
restaurants, I
find most
places you
visit prices
are worse,
considering
the
competition
places in the
cities have
prices are
outrageous, as
well as the
fact they
don`t have the
shipping
charges you do
in Hornepayne.
And even if
she is called
back order
Jackie at
least you have
a Home
Hardware in
town and can
get a coffee
pot bravo
Jackie at
least you
provide
options that
most of us
didn`t have
growing up, I
remember doing
a lot of
shopping from
the sears
catalogue when
I was young.
There was a
comment about
Mr. Schmidt
playing the
piano, can you
remember him
piping the
Christmas
music outside
every
Christmas,
great place to
grow up.
andrew_thatsme@yahoo.com
Scott |
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Date: January
29, 2003
Time: 09:09 PM
Comments:
Gene: nice
to see that
this site is
being
maintained. I
would like to
offer some of
my memories of
Hornepayne
during my 32
years living
there between
1961 and 1993
(but not all
in one
letter!) In
the early 60's
I lived with
my parents at
an apartment
building
located next
to the movie
theater. I
remember the
buildings on
Front Street
that resembled
a movie stage
from the
1920's - there
was a pool
hall at one
corner, a
hotel, meat
shop, Men's
store, post
office, and a
restaurant
that served
great ice
cream and pop
(I always
remember how
good pop
tastes from a
glass bottle!)
Schmidt's
store was
located there
also, and
people must
remember being
in the store
and hearing
someone
playing a
piano
somewhere - I
was told that
it was Mrs.
Schmidt. The
movie theaters
were our
source of
entertainment
- we did have
two theaters
at the time -
the one on
Front St and
the Parish
Hall. Going to
a show at
night at the
main theater,
and being
under the age
of 16 always
gave Mrs.
Mackie the
opportunity to
yell "Six rows
down!!". There
has been some
suggestion for
the 75th
anniversary
that a
re-construction
of the
original
storefronts be
completed. I
think this
would be a
great idea,
even if it was
on a smaller,
model scale. I
am sure that
many
old-timers of
Hornepayne
would
appreciate
this.
Being
winter-time,
who can forget
the old
Hornepayne
arena that was
located near
the Public
school. It was
an honour to
bring your
skates to a
hockey game at
night, just
for the
opportunity to
grab a scraper
to help clear
the ice
between
periods! I
also remember
watching
Harold Brodhagen
pulling the
home-made ice
re-surfacer
around the
rink on a
frosty morning
(it resembled
a 45 gallon
drum with
slides and an
old gray
blanket
attached!) it
did the trick
tho, in the
days before a
Zamboni... who
else remembers
the hype of a
"Toronto" team
that was to
play our men's
hockey team -
I remember
kids saying
that the Maple
Leafs were
coming to
play! LOL! but
it turned out
to be a men's
team from
Mimico!
Anyway, I
just wanted to
offer a little
nostalgia for
some of the
older readers.
I may write
again if there
is interest in
this older
information.
Again, keep
up the great
work...
Allan
Madahbee (Bucknell)
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Date: January
28, 2003
Time: 10:25 PM
Comments:
This
Website is
Great it gives
me something
to do when Im
not watching
Jerry
Springer! Keep
up the great
comments!
Jamie. |
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Date: January
28, 2003
Time: 04:47 PM
Comments:
Hello to
all. I've been
reading the
comments on
this page for
several months
now. Find it
very
interresting (
some comments
more so than
others )
hahahahaha.
This is my
first time to
adding my 2
cents worth
but here goes.
I have
lived here for
some 20 years
now. I made
the choice to
live here
because of the
small town
atmosphere.
I'll go to the
city if and
when I have a
need to. The
list of
reasons to
live here or
any other
small town is
much too long
to start here.
I agree
about the
service at
Louis', but I
have heard the
waitresses say
that the
tourists tip
them so much
better than
the locals do.
The locals as
they call them
expect to be
served first
because they
are at Louis
all the time.
Ask them next
time who tips
better?
As for the
old CN
station....A
group was
formed a few
years ago to
look at
renovating the
station. There
was no money
anywhere to
help them.
Govt's don't
help out much
these days in
the way of
grants.
Yes some
towns do get
some grants
for certain
projects but
you had better
have a good
project that
will make
money in the
long run in
order to get
some of that
cash. Take a
close look at
the building
and you will
see it's a
mess. It
should be
condemned. For
safety reasons
and to help
get rid of an
eye sore. |
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Date: January
28, 2003
Time: 02:25 PM
Comments:
Dear 18 yr
old Candice;
I have also
lived in
Hornepayne for
quite a long
time and I
would just
like to say
that you took
my comments
all wrong.
None of my
comments had
anything to do
with the
upcoming
reunion. My
comments were
only reflected
towards the
businesses in
that town.
Yes I'm
sure 4-Stevens
cabins are all
booked up for
the reunion
but you
totally missed
my point. I
guess that
what happens
when only an
18 yr old
listens to
you.
I'm sure
Louis Place
has good
service but
why don't you
ask the rest
of the town
people how
Louis treats
them. That is
what I meant
when I said
"you better
walk in with a
helmet on your
head" This
clearly
indicates that
he is only
nice and
appreciative
to
snowmobilers.
Who supports
him the rest
of the year?
If you ask me
I think he
should be a
little more
greatful for
the town
people.
As for the
CN station, I
was just
wondering if
you were going
to pay for the
expensive
costs to re-do
that building
or maybe even
pay for the
law suit when
it does come
crashing down
on someone.
Sure it
"could" be
History but I
think that if
people were so
worried about
preserving
this building
they should
have thought
about that
before they
let this
building be so
badly
condemned.
Believe it
or not I do
like this town
very much and
yes I would
love to go
back and
visit,
Everyone is
entitled to
their own
opinion and
clearly this
is mine.
Kim |
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Date: January
28, 2003
Time: 08:45 AM
Comments:
Hi Everyone
I have a
few comments
to make
myself.
First off,
this is coming
from someone
who's lived
there for 18
years
~straight~
Louis Place
does have
excellent
service,but
the prices may
be a little
high for the
reunion.
I will
remind you
that it is
busy at times,
and no, they
are not
ignoring you.
They cannot
serve JUST you
when YOU want
to be served.
Sometimes you
have to WAIT.
It's a part of
life.
Another one
is about
tearing down
the old CN
Station. Sure
it may be old
and falling
apart, but
it's part of
MY background
and it's part
of CANADA'S
HISTORY. I
know it will
be expensive
but surely,
just because
it's old and
crumbling, it
doesn't give
you enough
cause to get
rid of it?
It's history,
and since when
do we just get
rid of our
history like
it's a piece
of garbage? My
history isn't
garbage! I
think it's a
worthy cause
to save it.
Think about it
people. Think
of what you
may be doing.
And another
thing about 4
Stevens
Restaurant.
Sure they are
doing great,
and the food
is good, but
I'm pretty
sure that by
now the cabins
are reserved.
People do plan
ahead you
know. Space
will be
extremely
tight during
the reunion.
If you want
something, you
have to plan
ahead.
Thats all I
have to say
for now.
Thanks and
keep posting!
Candice |
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Date: January
27, 2003
Time: 01:04 PM
Comments:
I just
recently heard
about this web
site, so I had
to check it
out and of
course add my
comments.
Where do I
start?
Louis
place, You
better walk in
with a helmet
on your head
if you want
good
service!!!
Rec Room
(Pit Stop), I
heard that
this place was
going down
hill Thank god
for Mayhew's
Billiard's...It's
the only
decent place
to eat and
drink (and
free taxi's
home where do
you go
wrong?)Good
work with this
bar Johnny.
4-Stevens,
they are still
doing good. I
reccomend
everyone to
stay at their
cabins. The
food is
excellent and
no the tuna
sandwiches are
not $8.00
there.
(Only the
beans and
weiners
are!!!)
Home
hardware, Did
you know that
they call her
"back order
Jackie" I
wonder why.
It's the only
Hardware store
that you have
to go out of
town to buy
basic tools!!!
Unless of
course you go
there to buy a
coffee
machine.
The bear
News (barely
the news!!)
Hopefully
you can make
enough money
to get that
extra option
on your
computer
called SPELL
CHECK.
The old CN
station
I heard
that they want
to tear that
condemned
building down,
I think this
would be a
great idea
since it is on
the verge of
falling down
anyway. There
is a lot of
comments about
these lovely
paintings on
the windows
but as lovely
as they are,
they are not
going to hold
up the
building much
longer. If
people were so
worried about
the building,
they should
have thought
about that
before the
pictures were
there. Maybe
they could of
used the
plywood for
the roof.
These are
just a few of
the obvious
comments that
are shared by
more than one
person in this
town. Other
than that Hope
to see you at
the 75th!!!
Bye for
now,
Kimberly,
Toronto On. |
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Date: January
26, 2003
Time: 02:00 PM
Comments:
Well hello
hornepayne
My name is
Andre jauvin (Vezina
)at one time I
an single 38
and have a 18
month old
child i raise
alone been
looking to
find the girls
from my past
but no luck
lol. Rhonda
Bowsowski if
your out there
i still have a
big crush on
you. lol But
anyway I am a
cable tv
technician for
15 years now
live in
Brampton
Ontario I
Still see my
Granfather
Orville
Catourier a
lot and he is
doing well. My
e-mail address
is Andrejauvin@rogers.com
and would love
to hear from
peole from the
past. My last
visit was a
bad experience
was accused of
kicking Marc
Falardoes
truck and
denting it -vever
did that and
well tony
Arnavich
punched me in
the face for
saying terry
Vezina wasn't
my father but
was my
stepfather but
oh well maybe
people change
and stuff
happens but Im
still around
and still
looking for my
dream girl
lolSaw the
name Donna
Anderson on
the board and
god who dint
have a crush
on her was
hard living
accross the
street from
that girl and
her father
being your
teacher and
your mom's
teacher lol.
Mr Elliot
thanks for
that skipped
grade for
helping you
put the
foundation in
on your house
by the arena
and well i did
good graduated
and all lmao.
But if there
are any single
Hornepayne
girls who know
me and would
like to keep
in touch feel
free. Hope
hornepayne all
the best I
enjoyed my
short stay
there. Allways
on my mind
Andre'Jauvin (Vezina
) |
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Date: January
25, 2003
Time: 10:56 PM
Comments:
Not all
prices in
Southern
Ontario are
outrageous!
Get the
facts right
before making
comments! |
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Date: January
25, 2003
Time: 01:48 PM
Comments:
I aplogize
that I did not
sign the last
comment to Sue
from Barrie -
the one about
being a worm
and a virus,
so I will now
Pat Ward,
Oakville,
Danny's aunt. |
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Date: January
25, 2003
Time: 01:44 PM
Comments:
Dear Sue
from Barrie:
I am
wondering if
your comments
were intended
as a joke to
begin with,
and if so, you
have obviously
not considered
the hurt you
are causing
with your
remarks. Danny
does live with
a very nice
girl, who is a
lady compared
to you. No one
in their right
mind would
plaster the
internet with
trash like
this.
Hornepaynes'
loss is
Barries' gain,
and they are
welcome to
you. Good
ridance!
As a note
to whomever is
responsible
for this web
site, I cannot
understand how
you condone
this kind of
thing when
this is not
what it was
set up for. I
know that a
lot of people
have used this
site in good
faith to do
what it was
intended for -
to be informed
of what is
taking place
for the
reunion
weekend, which
we are all
looking
forward to,
and to
correspond
with old
friends. It
has never been
intended that
Hornepayne
itself be
slurred, and
that "worms"
such as Sue
from Barrie be
allowed to
send out a
"virus" that
could infect
and jeopardize
the whole
aspect of a
great reunion!
Let's put a
stop to this
nonsense,
shall we??
PLEASE NOTE:
This message
board exists
to allow
anyone to post
messages and
to express
feelings or to
make comments
about
Hornepayne.
When I created
Hornepayne.com,
messages were
posted
automatically
until certain
individuals
started
posting
messages with
some rather
unsavoury and
vile language.
This board is
for all family
members of all
ages to read.
Therefore all
messages come
to me prior to
posting to
these pages.
It is not my
intention nor
do I wish to
begin
censoring
comments from
anyone.
Everyone is
entitled to
their
opinions.
Where would I
draw the line
to what is
appropriate
for one and
not for the
next comment?
Should I
delete certain
comments
because one or
more
individuals
disagree?
I like to
think that the
majority of
people are
mature enough
to think twice
about what
they post to
this message
board. I am
certain the
individual who
wrote the
above comments
would not
appreciate it
if I did not
publish their
comments.
Please use the
message board
for what it
was intended
for.
This web site
was not
created to
promote the
upcoming 75th
Anniversary. I
started this
site to
promote
Hornepayne.
Operating a
web site is
costly and
time
consuming. The
businesses you
see advertise
here are the
ones that help
offset the
costs. Without
their support,
this web site
would not
exist. They
all pay an
annual fee to
advertise on
here. The 75th
Anniversary
Committee also
pay an annual
fee to promote
the upcoming
celebrations.
geneb@hornepayne.com
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Date: January
23, 2003
Time: 12:51 PM
Comments:
Dear Danny
Your Little
friend Sue
from Barrie is
just going to
have to wait
in line
because I have
all intentions
of coming to
Hornepayne to
spend time
with you and
trying to get
what we
started at
Chrismas to go
a little
farther. Love
Always. Cathy.
NorthBay... |
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Date: January
23, 2003
Time: 08:16 AM
Comments:
To
hornepayne:
I see my
comment was
taken the
wrong way,I
really like
Dan & will be
looking foward
to seeing him
with no
clothes!!!!!!I
had to leave
hornepayne
because i was
in love with
Dan.I thought
i was over him
until i heard
of the 75th
,now i am
coming to
hornepayne to
try and win
his heart!!
Sorry luv
Sue/Barrie,On |
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Date: January
22, 2003
Time: 11:15 AM
Comments:
Let's all
be happy that
"Sue" from
Barrie, moved
to Barrie; our
gain, Barrie's
loss.
NOTE
from
Webmaster:
Let's not
start a war of
words in this
forum or I may
have to
censure
certain
comments.
Please keep
things civil.
Thank You. |
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Date: January
22, 2003
Time: 09:28 AM
Comments:
Jan 22,2003
To
SUE;Barrie Ont
I think
your comment
of Dan Ward
should of been
kept to your
self,and not
shared with
the world,as
we may not
have all the
same opinion
as you,and yes
he did find
someone to
live with,and
she is not
stupid,she
would of not
written a
comment like
yours, because
she is a lady.
Judy
McAskill
{DANNY'S AUNT} |
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Date: January
21, 2003
Time: 03:03 PM
Comments:
HI all. I
hope to see
many of us 30
somethings at
our 75
anniversary
this summer,
many friends,
classmates
from
elementary to
high school.
Memories of
the class of
85-86 what a
time!. Hope
some are still
around, and
planning a
visit. Best
wishes,
Annette
Deborah Bin (Bucknell).
adbin@nwconx.net |
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Date: January
21, 2003
Time: 11:18 AM
Comments:
Hey, it's
me again!
I also
would like to
see pictures
of Clint and
Laurie if you
have them.
I think it
would be a
good idea to
get everyone
together
during the
reunion
somewhere, you
know, to catch
up on the past
years that
were missed. I
think they
might like it!
If you have
any ideas or
pictures, or
anything, send
me an email @
taylor_candice@yahoo.ca
Thanks
again all!
Candice |
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Date: January
20, 2003
Time: 02:35 PM
Comments:
Hi all you
people in
hornepayne
just watched
austin powers
new
movie.Makes me
think of Dan
ward i herd he
still lives
there.Does he
still run
around the bar
with no
clothes? Did
he ever find
someone stupid
enough to live
with him? Well
i guess i will
find out first
hand at the
75th!!!!!!!!!!!
Sue:Barrie
ONT |
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Date: January
18, 2003
Time: 11:07 AM
Comments:
hello to my
old home town.
A little
behind the
times, just
heard about
this site and
I think its
great. Sure
brings back a
lot of great
old memories
of growing up
and of old
friends. I
left
Hornepayne
back in 79 and
moved to
Thunder bay
with my
parents Pat
and Jim Smith,
then out to
Winnipeg,
Edmonton and
finally back
to Thunder Bay
in 92. Would
love to hear
from some of
the old crew
and catch
up.My email
adress is dcst@tbaytel.net...Dean
Smith. |
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Date: January
16, 2003
Time: 10:30 AM
Comments:
Hi All
I was just
wondering if
anyone that
plans on
coming for the
75th
Anniversary,
remembers
Clint Taylor
(Telford) or
Laurie
Leblanc. If
you do, and
you have some
stories, leave
me a message @
taylor_candice@yahoo.ca.
I'm just
curious as to
what they got
up to when
they were
younger!
Thanks
Candice |
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Date: January
13, 2003
Time: 11:38 AM
Comments:
Hi All,
My couz
Kenneth Miller
told me about
this kool
site. Great
job Gene. It
sure was nice
to see some
names I
haven't heard
of in all long
time. I have
been emailing
former Maddy
Gaudreau for
the past week
and it's been
nice to catch
up.
I haven't
been home in
awhile and
congratulate
Hornepayne and
it's community
on it 75th
anniversary.
My parents
and younger
brother Gary
still live
there and
other
relatives.
My older
brother's name
was Jerry, I'm
sure alot of
you remember
him.
Well if
anyone can let
me know about
Kim
Smith,Tracey
Lafferty,Patti
Scott, the
Vegina kids it
would be nice
to know what
they have been
doing for the
past many
years.
Good
Day...Judy
(Taylor) Olson
(olson6@solarwinds.com)
Fort St.John
BC |
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Date: January
11, 2003
Time: 01:20 AM
Comments:
Hello
There:
The site is
great. I see
alot of
familiar names
and they bring
back good
memories of
growing up in
Hornepayne. I
moved to
Barrie ON in
1979, then to
Toronto,
Vancouver and
finally now
live in here
in Kelowna BC.
Really looking
forward to
coming home
for the 75th,
it's been way
too long. The
email
directory is a
great idea. I
haven't been
able to go
through it all
yet, but if
anyone wants
to get ahold
of me, my
email address
is:
Trayton_Gammon@telus.net
See you all
there this
summer.
Trayton
Gammon |
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Date: January
10, 2003
Time: 02:50 PM
Comments:
This was my
first time
visiting the
Hornepayne
site and I
think its
great. I've
lived in
Hornepayne for
27 years born
and raised.
And I hope to
stay here for
many more
wonderful
years. And I
can't wait to
see all my
family and
friends at the
75th.
love, Gina
Kistemaker (Vecchio). |
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Date:
January 09,
2003
Time: 09:49 PM
Comments:
For
those of you
who may not be
reading back a
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