...you-know where Doctor-Dolman is, right, that yellow house kitty-cornered across, his office?

Well the Sidney-Smith building is still- this was on the campus sort-of kitty-corner- or across the- that bit of athletic field from um like, U-C and- yeah

Interviewer: Just across from ah the school, the catholic-school. Oh wow. Speaker: Yeah kitty-corner to it. Yeah yeah so he- um he built that and so um yeah we'd ah- it was ah far enough that we got to go to any errand we were going yeah.

Yeah yeah. Um yeah yeah well it was just- it was about three streets behind the church on Saint-Catherine's, and it was kitty-corner to Saint-Paul's-School.

No I'm- that was the old post office I-mean they did it up different but ah across from the Quinny-Hotel right, you-know kitty-corner. And ah the Quinny-Hotel was a- a good hotel in yeah in those days too, I-mean all the people who ah gosh what's- what was the doctor's name his daughter was married there, and I was going to high-school and coming down from the hill when they were having their picture taken.

Uh, well, we built a house on the corner of ah William and Caroline, up from ah ah, the Church. Kitty-corner from the separate school, it's a brick home up there right on ah ah let's see, the northwest corner of William and Caroline.

Yeah she's run it (inc). And they used to have like over like in this field, like kitty-corner to here um they had two diamonds or one because they- they didn't have enough and they- they used to paint like footsteps on the pavement- like walking with it- they called it the cow-patty-pen or-something Or no.

Ah that was next, that was cl--, I think it was right next to the convenient store that ah, that sort of faces the high-way, the entrance you-know? And ah, sort of kitty-corner from that, no-- I guess it's not kitty-corner, it was a bit of a weird intersection. There was the grocery store, um, you-know, a-- across from that I- I- I- I think, I can't remember, I think it was the Loeb.

Anyhow, I- after this one meeting, I met him at the street. In fact it was kitty-corner from (inc) City Hall and he called me over. I was going by and I said, "Hi, how are you doing?" and so on...

Speaker: Oh awesome. And if you look closely you can see five galloping cows in sort of kitty-corner down the pond.

Well, there was seven in our house, kitty-corner was the Myers, they were about six, and across the road was the Watsons, there was one boy there. But w-- we- we had a group of people there on that corner and we played all kinds of games.

And ah Joe- because he worked for Boris was going to do the excavating for the septic system, 'cause there wasn't a water or sewers then. And ah they got so muddy that they couldn't put the septic tank in so we were kitty-corner across the street from it and all winter I could look over the house and oh it was all finished inside and we couldn't move in (laughs).

And un-- ah we- as I told you we lived in this old house. And it belonged to Preston-Mackenzie. He lived four doors up from where we were and we p-- and I know Jake paid him six-dollars a month's rent (laughs). And a- a kitty-corner from us like on the corner of- of the (inc) and Main there was a- an inn called the Wayside-Inn.

Which we were not suppose to go into and- and ah- and in the front he sold tobacco, all kinds of tobacco and other things-like-that. And then across the street, kitty-corner was the O-Brian-Theatre where we would occasionally go to- for a treat to see a movie.