Conference kaosws::canada

        Two more in Sydney, Australia, for South Pacific Region.

        Sailing time year around !
        

    I'm here in Jerusalem...I crave news from home (Toronto for 16 years).
    The BBC rarely reports Canadian news; last item was the Alberta
    tornado.
    
    Maurene Fritz

    two nova scotians living in southern new hampshire.
    
    john molloy
    

    Montrealer in So. NH
    
    Abe Litman
    

Debra and Marc, living in Nashua NH.  Debra works in Boxboro MA, I work out
of Merrimack NH.

    Carol is working in the rotting apple but living in the "garden
    state".  Originally from Montreal.
    

I work in ZKO (Nashua, NH); came from Calgary originally.

My wife works in MKO (Merrimack, NH); came from Ottawa.

    
    Another Canadian here in Helsinki, Finland. Used to live in Toronto
    and loved it.  I'd like to get news from TO, especially about
    how "bad" (or good) the Leafs are playing.
    
    L Silegren         

    RE. .8 This one's for you...
    
    [ From the Sports section of the Ottawa Citizen, Tuesday December 8, 1987 ]

Leafs skate out of fog to win in overtime
-----------------------------------------

Maple Leafs 5, Red Wings 4 (OT)

TORONTO (CP) - Russ  Courtnall's overtime winner and splendid performances by
	       Miroslav  Frycer  and  Tom Fergus helped disperse the fog that 
	       has been enveloping the Toronto Maple leafs on home ice.
		    Capping a Leaf rally from 3-0 and 4-1 deficits, Courtnall
	       netted the winning goal at 2:21 of overtime against Detroit in
	       the lone  NHL  game Monday night.  The victory ended Toronto's
	       five-game  losing  streak  and  a  five-game Red Wings winning 
	       streak.

The Norris Division at a glance:

	  G   W   L   T   P
Detroit   25  13  10  2   28
Toronto   27  11  14  2   24
Minnesota 27  10  13  4   24
Chicago   27  10  15  2   22
St. Louis 25   9  14  2   20


Hope this keeps you going for awhile,

	Glenn ;-)

    Une Quebecoise a CXO3 (Colorado Springs).
    
    Nicole Wing
    

    Born: Halifax Nova Scotia
    
    Live: Ayer, Ma.
    
    Work: Salem, NH.
    
    p.s. I've had a Canadian flag and a Montreal Canadiens banner flying
         in my office for many years.
    
    Don Poulsen
    

    I was born in Quebec City, PQ.  I used to live at 3345 Du Colisee
    Avenue, wherever that is in the city.  And I'm headed back up there
    this Friday for the first time in 18 years, for the end of the
    Carnival.
    
    I'm in CTC (Chelmsford, MA) and I live in Boston.
    
    I'm partial to Toronto, but not the Leafs.  I root for the
    Canadiens!!!!
    
    
    Benson

    
    One more to the list.
    
    	Born: St-Fran�ois, NB (near Edmunston)
    	
    	Work in Salem, New Hamphire.
    
    As a true Canadien always enjoy the game of Hockey especially a
    team like TEAM CANADA when they played the USSR during the Canada
    Cup in Qu�bec..
    

    
    Mike Bohlig:                                              
    
    o Born in Ottawa, lived there until 3 years ago.
    o Worked in DEC Canada Sales 
    o International relocation to US
    o Work in MKO2 for Channels Marketing, live in Nashua
    
     
    
    
    

    Born:  Hamilton, Ontario and lived there until last year.
    
    Work:  YWO Westboro, MA
    
    Live:  Woonsocket, RI
    
    Catharine Grochowski
    

    I was born in Lethbridge, raised in Calgary. Lived in or around
    Massachusetts for 20+ years, now work in Maynard. Despite my long
    expatriation, I just can't get the Canadian out of me. (Is there a
    convention in this conference for typing 'out' the way it's supposed to
    be pronounced?) 
    
    Considering the choices for president this year, I'm thinking seriously
    about trying to land a job in Calgary or Vancouver (depending on which
    relatives I want to live close to.)  Any recent updates to note 67, VTX
    job postings? 
    
    Sure is great to type 'O Canada' and have this conference appear.
    
    Rob Beairsto

re: .-1

>>>    Considering the choices for president this year, I'm thinking seriously
>>>    about trying to land a job in Calgary or Vancouver...

A lot of us U.S. citizens are thinking the same thing!

		:-)

Russ Schwartz.

    Hello Carol,
    My name is Ted Egri. I'm from Montreal but now live in Dublin, Ireland.
    I went to J.F.K High School and a good friend of mine by the the
    name of Derek Rizzo had a sister named Carol. I wonder if you are
    that person. If so I hope you and Derek are well and if you see
    him give him my best regards (if he remembers me at all). Drop me
    a line I am starved for contact with Canadians aren't too many here
    in the Emerald Isle.
    
    Ted.

	o Born in Greenfield, Weakley County, Tennessee

	o Lived in Winnipeg for 18 years

	o Lived in Niagara Peninsula for 7 years

	o Moved to Colorado Springs in January 1987

	o Work at CX03

	o More Canadian than American


	Glynn

    Ok.
    
    All you expatriates, the time has come.
    
    Now that we have you all in place, and totally familiar with the
    local systems, its time for OPERATION CANADIAN_A? to go into effect...
    
    I expect to hear reports of your successful subversion of all the
    world's Govt's by 2100 hrs tonight ....

    HA HA HA HA (evil laugh as the world is about to succumb ... )
    
    
    8^)
    
    Scooter

    Hello to all you Canucks.
    
    I'm from Cornwall, Ontario and my wife is from Pointe Clair, Quebec.
    We've in Geneva, Switzerland for two years. I really miss hearing
    about the Leafs, the Jays, the Canadians and of course my beloved
    Expos not to mention smoke meat sandwiches. My mouth is watering...
    Take care eh
    
    Alan Atkinson
    

>>    < Note 26.21 by GVA01::ATKINSON >
>>                        -< Ben Johnson for President >-
					     ^^^^^^^^^
    
    ?

    Scooter

Hello,
    I too am from Canada, Lac Macantic any of you know the area.
What I use to miss was my puttins. French fries gravy and the best cheese
( cheese curds ) that is. Some times all that with chicken in the gravy.
Well I found a place in Pinardville N.H. call Vachon's real french right
any who, they have it there do try you'll love it. If you got some french
in you. I also miss the cream soda that stuff use be much more bubblie
than champane.

Linda

    One more to the list of greats. I agree with you Linda. There's
    nothing I miss more than the french fries, cheese and french chicken
    gravy. I can relate to that? I'll be returning again next month.
    Don't want to sound unpatriotic but there's a carnival(pronounced
    the french way) of the worlds every year at this time. You have
    to go to experience this show. Five days of song and dance by countries
    all over the world.(old and new dances). I'll be more than willing
    to give you an earfull when I return after the 9th of july.
    Richard ^Quebequon^ 

    better late than never.
    
    From: Verdun, Quebec. (outside of Montreal).
    Spent 5 years in Newfoundland in the Canadian Armed Forces.
    Married an American in Nfld (oh well, I was young). Have been living
    in Colorado for the last 10 years.
    
    What do I miss? I am always asking my Mom to send out Sponge toffee,
    Coffee Crisp Bars, and Humptey Dumptey BBQ chips. Also, Nectar...the
    soda stuff kinda like cream soda, but not quite. 
    
    Habs fan all the way, and I HATE the Bruins, like any other self
    respecting Montrealer. 
    
    Anyone out there from Verdun?  I get plenty homesick too sometimes. 
    
    cathy

    I'm from Verdun. Galt avenue to be exact although I was
    actually born in Montreal itself but I live on Galt ave.
    until I moved Sourth (to Mass.) at the age of 15.
    
    LOVE them BRUINS.
    
    ps Still have friends in Verdun, DelEtoile, Thompson and others.
    
    Lloyd

    <<until I moved Sourth (to Mass.) at the age of 15.
                       ^
Would you please give back the 'r' so we can put it back in Noth?

    re .27
    
    what high school did you go to? I went to...yup yup...VHS.  I lived on
    Egan. My folks are on Melrose now...graduated '75.
    boy this makes me homesick! 
    Remember them long hot summers at the Nat...and 2nd ave. Pizza and
    Au Coq BBQ Chicken....
    Remember the year the Verdun Maple Leafs went to Russia??
    
    A Bruins Fan? Ugh......too bad!
    
    I'd love to stroll down memory lane if you wanna take this discussion 
    offline. 
    
    cathy 

    Be glad to take it off line.
    
    I went to St. Willibrod's .... no longer there.
    
    Unfortunatelly I started in H.S the year the
    American brothers were replaced by the Irish
    brothers....brutal.
    
    Also went to a school on the corner of Verdun and 5th Ave. 
    
    LLoyd
    
    GIADEV::OSTIGUY
    

Once of Toronto/Brampton but now working @AYO, Ayr, Scotland.

--
Joseph Early

Hey, Joe!  Do you know Harry Come-Lately??