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Home-made Preserves sold quickly to visitors from all over southern Ontario and farther away
Home-made Preserves sold quickly to visitors from all over southern Ontario and farther away

Home-made Preserves sold quickly to visitors from all over southern Ontario and farther away

Date5/27/1973
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  • Home-made Preserves sold quickly to visitors from all over southern Ontario and farther away
  • Home-made Preserves sold quickly to visitors from all over southern Ontario and farther away. New Hamburg's normal population of 3,000 swelled for the day to an estimated 25,000 and a sea of cars covered the infield of the track. Besides Mennonite delicacies made in farm kitchens, there were candy floss and hot dogs.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Home-made Preserves sold quickly to visitors from all over southern Ontario and farther away. New Hamburg's normal population of 3,000 swelled for the day to an estimated 25,000 and a sea of cars covered the infield of the track. Besides Mennonite delicacies made in farm kitchens, there were candy floss and hot dogs.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0026834F
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      Preserves a-plenty are in store for visitors to the Mennonite Relief Sale in New Hamburg, May 27
      Preserves a-plenty are in store for visitors to the Mennonite Relief Sale in New Hamburg, May 27
      Lennon, Frank
      5/18/1972
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      Jean, Gloria
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      Faught, Ken
      3/26/1986
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      Unknown
      1890 circa
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      James, Norman
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      Boyd, John
      10/22/1932
      Visitors to Algonquin Park can rent canoes and travel throughout the 1,862,402 acres of the park, but campers, who make up 80 per cent of the park's users, are restricted to a 60-mile arc on its southern border.
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      Toronto Star (Firm)
      9/10/1969
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      Toronto Star (Firm)
      2/26/1938
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