The Assumption College Alumni Chatter, a newsletter published between 1940 and 1955 is now available online at: https://t.co/w5o9crIpzd
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Coronation Rose Garden, Windsor; Prince Edward Hotel on the northeast corner of Ouellette Avenue & Park Street; garden ran along the sidewalk to hide the tunnel plaza behind; commemorated the coronation of George VI in 1937.
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Dayus Softball Team, 1946; Windsor, Ontario; Frank Dayus of Dayus Management (now Dayus Roofing) is front, centre
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Windsor Bathing Beach, ca. 1945; located in Alexander Park on the Detroit River; operated from 1920s to 1950s
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Holiday Inn, Windsor, ca. 1967; The Holiday Inn was built about 1967 and burned down in 1999; the land was cleared to extend park land along the river front; it was known as the "plywood palace".
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Royal Oak Hotel, Sandwich, ca. 1900; located on the west side of Bedford Street (now Sandwich Street), between Mill Street and Huron Street; it was owned and operated for many years by James L. Smith
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Routley's Motor Court, ca. 1953; on Highway 2 at Walker Rd., Windsor, Ontario. A modern motel with Trane heating, box spring mattresses, and a T.V. lounge for your enjoyment.
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Beaver Pool Motel: c. 1958; "Beaver Pool Motel, Windsor, Ontario. On Walker Rd. off No. 3 Hwy. One mile from new 401 Hwy. tel. Maidstone 58R2. An ultra modern motel. Free T.V., a beautiful swimming pool, modern snack bar. "
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Jeanne Bruce, Jeweller, ca. 1960; "Large enough to serve you. Small enough to know you."; opened sometime between 1948 and 1949 at 62 Park Street East. They moved in 1955 to 337 Ouellette Avenue, Windsor. They were closed by 1985.
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F. W. Woolworth Co. Ltd., 221-223 Ouellette Avenue - west side between Chatham St. and London St. (University Ave.)., 1923
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