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foreveryoung | March 2014
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Dain City:
blast from the past
When they say
“You can’t go
home again,”
I always think
they’re talking
about Chernobyl.
I can certainly return to
the place of my childhood
and did just that for the firstever Dain City Reunion.
From the age of two until I
took off for university, I lived
in quirky little hamlet halfway between a drive-in theatre and the Welland Canal.
Lost in the middle of John
Deere, Mud Lake, Ramey’s
Bend and Bethel, this place
might as well have been the
midway between the moon
and New York City.
The names changed over
the years, Airline Junction
became Welland Junction,
Dain Manufacturing became John Deere, SS No. 4
became Bridgeview School.
One day Sunnyside Dairy
pulled the plug on their
milking machines and put
the horses out to pasture.
One night I went to bed in
a house at 53 Ontario Street
and woke up in the morning at 53 Forks Road East.
Nothing had moved except
the dog who ran away from
home in protest.
Welland
amalgamated
the village in the fifties
and changed the name to
Welland Junction and now
they refer to it as Ward 6 but
memories are too long and
pride too strong – to me,
it will always be known as
Dain City.
I spent all eight years of
my grade school education at SS No. 4. There was
no pressure to win because
every school sports team I
played on was greeted with
chants of:“We’re Number 4!
We’re Number 4!”
The commercial centre of
town included Ort’s convenience store and Frank Mih-
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ACROSS
1. Going into overtime
5. Do some roadwork
9. Swarming fly
10. Due to be paid
12. Ride a horse fast
13. Playground toy
15. Wheel shaft
16. Place for a ring
18. Amount of space a thing takes up
19. Make sure
20. Gesture of doubt
22. Pick up
23. Mentally prepare
25. Some to-do list items
27. Circle segment
29. John Hancock: abbr.
30. Pounds repeatedly
34. Pin worn for Remembrance Day
38. Be incorrect
39. They grow where they are not wanted
41. British washroom
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