-it's changed a bit
-Got many a blackball there!!
-I delivered groceries for Kay and George
-Got my beautiful little calico kitten there about 1964 ❤️
-That was one place I never made it into.
-When I was in high school Kay' s was an institution.Between Kay's and Ab's we got a well rounded education.
-That was where I got my education.
-Great memories I used to get in to the pool hall early Ab thought I was my brother Jack
-Oh ya! Pinball and Euchre was much more appealing than class!
-Great memories of Kay and George when i was a kid...these people were so kind... always treated the neighbourhood kids well..
-Janice Baker and I would skip school and go to Kay's to buy popsicles on a hot day!
-Hold on, Hold on.... YOU skipped school? 😉
-Just once
-I am even surprised at that
-Not you, I don’t believe it!!!!
-Nothing beats getting a 2 inch fresh Cut steak & bag of penny Candy.
-Penny candy on the way to the outdoor pool great memories ❤
-Lot of good times there and great memories oh if we could go back for a day.
-Was a great hang out.
-Yep euchre and pinball, love that jukebox! Ketchup chips and cigarettes ... Kay was so nice she liked having "the young people" around. ☺
-Ketchup chips weren't invented when I went there. How about Kickapoo joy juice. I think it was like Mountaindew
-I remember that fondly
-I remember as a kid asking him if he was going to give out 10 cent chocolate bars instead of the 5 cent ones on Halloween. He said what do you think I am a Fking Millionaire! I lived up the street next to the High School @ 74 Guelph Street from 1965-69. I loved his Penny Candy table. Lots of candy was 4 for a penny. For a quarter yould could fill a small paper bag that he gave you to put the candy in. I also remember when he picked up his brand new Red 1965 Pontiac Parisenne Convertible. It was a BEAUTY!
-loved Kays
-Smoked at Kay's between classes, Lunch at Abs Fun days.1962-66.
-I bet just about everyone on this thread is a pretty good Euchre player.
-Or we at least had lots of fun playing
-My Mom shopped there from Normandy George would deliver we did t have a car
-The car in the background is George's 65 Pontiac Parisienne Convertible he bought brand new!
-Wow , Kay's has really changed !!
-Where the kids went to after school
-And Before ..and During..
-exactly
-I can't tell you how many lunch hours i spent in there playing cards and smoking cigarettes LOL OMG
-awe, Georgetown High! :)
-Our first apartment was over the "new" section, in 1969! Kay and George were wonderful. . You entered the apartment by an outside staircase. I fell all the way down those stairs when the were icy in March. Ouch!
-they sold the best pepperoni sticks 10cents ea.
-Played plenty hands of euchre there
-What was the mans name who worked for Kay ?
-Her husband George?
-Oh, thats right
-George sold meat in the back !
-George
-Georges last name was Brantford and his wife Kay was from Bludd family. My friend Kevin Brantford lived upstairs in the 1960's. His Dad was I believe a brother of George and he was a professional painter.
-Who remembers The Butcher Shop George had in the back and who remembers the knife in his guts?
-Me I was a butcher and myself and Carl Currie helped out Kay.
-Who can guess how many packs of buts Kay smoked per day?
-I thought the name was spelled Brandford, but I could be wrong.
-George Branford I believe Bruce . We lived down the road on Durham st for many years .
-I also remember he had a pet raccoon that one day when I was kid it tore open a loaf of bread and George was madder than heck with the coon!
-Bought many penny candy's there going to Wrigglesworth School.
-me too I loved that store!
-Wow! George and Kay - great store indeed.
-and on the way home from the swimming pool, we all dropped in at Kay's- and George served us.
-My old stomping ground played cards hung out with Reese Michelle Trish juke box downstairs pumping out tunes getting penny candy from George ohhh the 70's
-Yep. Those were the fun times!!
-We even had a float in the Santa Claus parade one year, with the jukebox! Kay always called us her kids so that's what we had on the banner "Kay's Kids" 😍
-Kay owned a lot of rental properties in Georgetown!
-Went there at Lunch time many many times! They were related to the Hillocks, I believe??
-Yes and Branford’s Kay and George provided a great spot for young people and had the best intentions
-Got many a blackball there!!
-I delivered groceries for Kay and George
-Got my beautiful little calico kitten there about 1964 ❤️
-That was one place I never made it into.
-When I was in high school Kay' s was an institution.Between Kay's and Ab's we got a well rounded education.
-That was where I got my education.
-Great memories I used to get in to the pool hall early Ab thought I was my brother Jack
-Oh ya! Pinball and Euchre was much more appealing than class!
-Great memories of Kay and George when i was a kid...these people were so kind... always treated the neighbourhood kids well..
-Janice Baker and I would skip school and go to Kay's to buy popsicles on a hot day!
-Hold on, Hold on.... YOU skipped school? 😉
-Just once
-I am even surprised at that
-Not you, I don’t believe it!!!!
-Nothing beats getting a 2 inch fresh Cut steak & bag of penny Candy.
-Penny candy on the way to the outdoor pool great memories ❤
-Lot of good times there and great memories oh if we could go back for a day.
-Was a great hang out.
-Yep euchre and pinball, love that jukebox! Ketchup chips and cigarettes ... Kay was so nice she liked having "the young people" around. ☺
-Ketchup chips weren't invented when I went there. How about Kickapoo joy juice. I think it was like Mountaindew
-I remember that fondly
-I remember as a kid asking him if he was going to give out 10 cent chocolate bars instead of the 5 cent ones on Halloween. He said what do you think I am a Fking Millionaire! I lived up the street next to the High School @ 74 Guelph Street from 1965-69. I loved his Penny Candy table. Lots of candy was 4 for a penny. For a quarter yould could fill a small paper bag that he gave you to put the candy in. I also remember when he picked up his brand new Red 1965 Pontiac Parisenne Convertible. It was a BEAUTY!
-loved Kays
-Smoked at Kay's between classes, Lunch at Abs Fun days.1962-66.
-I bet just about everyone on this thread is a pretty good Euchre player.
-Or we at least had lots of fun playing
-My Mom shopped there from Normandy George would deliver we did t have a car
-The car in the background is George's 65 Pontiac Parisienne Convertible he bought brand new!
-Wow , Kay's has really changed !!
-Where the kids went to after school
-And Before ..and During..
-exactly
-I can't tell you how many lunch hours i spent in there playing cards and smoking cigarettes LOL OMG
-awe, Georgetown High! :)
-Our first apartment was over the "new" section, in 1969! Kay and George were wonderful. . You entered the apartment by an outside staircase. I fell all the way down those stairs when the were icy in March. Ouch!
-they sold the best pepperoni sticks 10cents ea.
-Played plenty hands of euchre there
-What was the mans name who worked for Kay ?
-Her husband George?
-Oh, thats right
-George sold meat in the back !
-George
-Georges last name was Brantford and his wife Kay was from Bludd family. My friend Kevin Brantford lived upstairs in the 1960's. His Dad was I believe a brother of George and he was a professional painter.
-Who remembers The Butcher Shop George had in the back and who remembers the knife in his guts?
-Me I was a butcher and myself and Carl Currie helped out Kay.
-Who can guess how many packs of buts Kay smoked per day?
-I thought the name was spelled Brandford, but I could be wrong.
-George Branford I believe Bruce . We lived down the road on Durham st for many years .
-I also remember he had a pet raccoon that one day when I was kid it tore open a loaf of bread and George was madder than heck with the coon!
-Bought many penny candy's there going to Wrigglesworth School.
-me too I loved that store!
-Wow! George and Kay - great store indeed.
-and on the way home from the swimming pool, we all dropped in at Kay's- and George served us.
-My old stomping ground played cards hung out with Reese Michelle Trish juke box downstairs pumping out tunes getting penny candy from George ohhh the 70's
-Yep. Those were the fun times!!
-We even had a float in the Santa Claus parade one year, with the jukebox! Kay always called us her kids so that's what we had on the banner "Kay's Kids" 😍
-Kay owned a lot of rental properties in Georgetown!
-Went there at Lunch time many many times! They were related to the Hillocks, I believe??
-Yes and Branford’s Kay and George provided a great spot for young people and had the best intentions
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