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A Puzzling Conclusion: Winter 2013
The Jolly Morphology Club, free eggs and who is the man in the photograph?
Douglas Grant Pearce 1936 – 2013
“I knew him more from his Countryside Digest writings,” he wrote, “and they demonstrated his love of history, human nature, humour, and attention to detail.”
Andrea Trace
Andrea is particularly inspired by “how we attempt to master our environment via language, laying human-scale boundaries over cosmic-scale concepts and realities.”
Our favourite picks for Autumn 2013
Must party, must fill the Vial of Life, must eat and drink and tick off!
A Country Practice
Apart from the little tufts of dental floss sticking out of her head, she looked pretty good.
Go, Braves, Go!
It was a summer that shone so brightly for me that I will never forget it, and neither will my son.
My Not-So-Glorious Hockey Career
But then, winning isn’t everything for the Caledon Women’s Hockey League.
Once Upon a Time There Were House Calls
Before the days of clinics, emergency rooms and office hours, most medical treatment took place in a patient’s home. It was a challenging and uncertain process, and not just for the patient.
A Puzzling Conclusion: Autumn 2013
At the Market in Creemore, from Melancthon to Mississippi and a rainy day challenge.
Cooking with Matthew: Lamb Curry
Lamb curry warms me twice, once as I’m cooking it and then again when I eat it.
Drama and History
If for some crazy reason, you have not been to a performance at Theatre Orangeville, or not explored the rich local history at the museum, you’re missing out on two of our most exceptional local treasures!



