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Hey Justin, hang in there, everyone loves reading your posts!

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Hi

More more of such sites.

Thanks

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Than will be engaged today?

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Good site. Me very much has liked.

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Well here at you, it will be necessary still to return.

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well it is the 31st of JAN where are the cell phones. hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha hicks.

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Good site. The guest book too good! Necessarily install to itself same.

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Good site. Why also is not present?! (

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Good site. It would be desirable to return again and again!

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Why do not answer my question?

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I can not find coordinates for a feedback.

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As in your guestbook to include support html?

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Hi! How at you with weather? At us absolutely of gloom = (

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Hi, why nobody responds me?

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Hello to all Hornepayners... Just a quick little note to say the weathers warm here in Etobicoke and is very unusual.. i was out yesterday morning and was in a T-shirt and could not believe it, very insane yes. what is the point of being in warm weather like this at this time of the year and theres no Snow. pointless just saying i m missin Hornepayne lotsa mouchas denaros lol!!! anyways im doing fine still on the Job Hunt got a couple jobs in mind but the one i was looking at and they need workers is @Jiffy Lube on Dundas street hope i get er, cuz ill be up in a few months to Party hornepayne style. Its funny im talkin of missin hornepayne lots which is true cuz everybody in hornepayne or who lived there and is away at college or what ever says that theres nothing like partying in Hornepayne at Craigs or the Branch or even Matt Berubes. Its the people that mean lots.

Hornepayne good times good people good partys nothing like it, youre all seasons play ground!!!

anyways take care buh bye hope to see ya ll soon!!!

P.S MOM HAVE FUN IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC!!!

Justin D.

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Gene..

I guess your busy an haven't updated for 2006 yet..

Brian Marshall

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Hello everybody Justin Doyle here sitting in my Town house in Etobicoke doing nothing homesick of Hornepayne... Missing the pickerel fishing and woodstove heat i just have to say i miss home so much it hurts it is so boring here godamn city slickers... If i could i would live in Hornepayne for the rest of my life comfortably.. but i cant unless i get on CN... I hate the city so much i cant wait for my next visit... Take Care...

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Hello. I enjoy your site. I'm wondering if anyone can provide any information on the town of Oba. I'm specifically interested in lodging/outfitters/guides related to fishing the Oba River and lakes in the area. I have come across a listing for "Oba Tourist Outfitters" but can obtain no additional information. Any info. would be appreciated. Email me at paull@gbengraving.com. Thanks

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Hello Hornepayne!!!,

Hi my name is Shannon Bucknell and I`ve recently come up to see my grandma and my relatives each summer it`s probably very snowing up there!!! Here in Sucker Creek(known as Aundeck Omni Kaning) it was raining one day and know today it is slippery outside!!! Up there I think it`s very beautiful!!! down here i think it`s the same!!!

so like see you this summer GRAM!!!!

love,

Shannon Bucknell AGE: 12 Sucker Creek

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New Year's Eve turned out to be a very memorable evening. My wife and I were finishing off our Xmas holidays which had included an Xmas stop in HPayne.

We boarded #1 at Capreol. As I was returning from the baggage car I ran into Wanda, Dan and Vince Whent. After chatting with them I bumped into Billy and Darlene Bean in the Park Car. This was after meeting Mike Latoski and Remegio Dalcin on the Capreol platform. Just like the 75th!!

The VIA crew had the champagne flowing shortly after we left Capreol. About 8:00 the "Aussie Choir" was already practicing "Auld Lange Syn" (sp?). The head end crew must have wanted to catch the Legion dance as we pulled into town about 11:30, plenty early.

I was tempted to run up to the Legion for a quick beer but was daunted by the thought of being left behind.

Most people didnt believe HPN was my hometown, but after I gave them a run down on the residents of Marathon Road - Bins' Harasymiw's Menzies, Marions, Danes etc they were duly impressed.They were fascinated (I think) with tales of summer evenings, sitting on tank hill, watching the passenger trains pass thru.

In the midst of a wonderful snowstorm, sharp at 12:00, fireworks erupted over the Jackfish River. The Aussie choir did a respectable Auld Lange Syn, we replied with God Save The Queen and Waltzing Matilda.

Only the untimely closing of the bar car somewhere beyond 12:30 shut down what would have been a breakaway. All in all, just an excellent New Year's.

Who would have guessed.

Tom Mulvihill

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I would like to wish everyone in Hornepayne a Happy and Prosperous New year. Take care everyone. Allen Douglas, Huddersfield. England

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Hello to my friends in Hornepayne!!

Wow! What an awesome idea and I must say "Bravo" for a job well done. It is nice to see and read all about Hornepayne and the people from the past and present. I am from the past, I would say about 11 1/2 years ago and it has sparked some very fond memories that I have of Hornepayne. I hope to visit again some day when there are no black flies!! Keep up the great work Gene.

Christine Edmond(Ozga) Sault Ste. Marie

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Happy New Year to everyone in Hornepayne and a Special Congratulations to the hot band "Phosphine"....they won 1rst place at Battle of the Band in Hearst last Decemember !!!

Keep practicing & you might just get as good as me...LOL...just kidding!!! You guys kick A**

DOMINICK from Sudbury...aka: "Lost Cause"

P.S. Stay away from the chicks, ha! ha!

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This was my first Birthday, Christmas, and New Years away from home and Hornepayne. I can truly say it sucked. the city as nothing on hornepayne for the holidays.

I cant wait till I can get away from my job and come home. as much as I like the city, hornepayne is home. I miss the small things I wanted to get away from. Like people always knowing your business, walking to the store, and even saying hi to people on the road( don’t try that in the city).

Well I would like to wish every one a safe and happy 2006. Hope to see you all soon.

Javis Brown

Missing Hornepayne

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I wonder if anyone there could help us. My cousin lived there, John Frost (married to Mary.) He is in the education field, I think college/university level. We have lost email contact with him. If anyone knows his location, please contact him to call his Aunt Dottie in California, USA. Thank you. Boomer38@sbcglobal.net

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