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Shoppers' paradise, about 30 miles from downtown Toronto, is the Stouffville Farmers' Market, held every Saturday and attracting thousands of impulse (...)
Shoppers' paradise, about 30 miles from downtown Toronto, is the Stouffville Farmers' Market, held every Saturday and attracting thousands of impulse (...)

Shoppers' paradise, about 30 miles from downtown Toronto, is the Stouffville Farmers' Market, held every Saturday and attracting thousands of impulse (...)

Date9/22/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Shoppers' paradise; about 30 miles from downtown Toronto; is the Stouffville Farmers' Market; held every Saturday and attracting thousands of impulse buyers. It's a combination farmers' market and flea market so there's something for everybody. Shirley Anderson; of Unionville; is attracted to peacock feathers which Kevin Colborne; 14; offers for sale. The flea market section includes the wares of antique dealers; junk salesmen and fund-raising groups.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0007132F
Open for business: The Stouffville Flea Market was packed with shoppers yesterday
Open for business: The Stouffville Flea Market was packed with shoppers yesterday
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Fiddler in the park. A familiar figure to Saturday morning shoppers at St. Lawrence Market, strollers in Toronto parks and streets, and even subway ri(...)
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A shopper's paradise
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Pollution pilot Desmond O'Halloran flies his twin-engine Cessna over thousands of miles of shipping lanes
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Peter Peloquin at his fishing camp in paradise 38 miles from Sudbury
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