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On Mon, 14 Jul 2025 09:40:26 GMT, Charlie Gibbs wrote:

> The local Safeways still exist, but they've actually been bought out by
> Sobey's.  (We just got back from a vacation in Nova Scotia, where
> Sobey's stores are everywhere).

My memories of Nova Scotia are from the early '60s. Along with the usual 
scenery  it was my introduction to candlepins. I bowled fairly regularly 
at the time but wasn't ready for little bitty balls and skinny little 
pins. iirc it was in the Halifax Mall, a must see for my mother. The 
closest we had was what would now be called a strip mall.