On Thursday, December 13, 2001 at 8:15:05 PM UTC-7, F.A. wrote:   
   > Ok folks,   
   >    
   >    
   >         Time to ligthen up the mood. I'm doing a little writing and I   
   > could use your valuable input if you're all interested. This   
   > really applies to all who have lived here a few years... well okay quite   
   > a few years.   
   >    
   >         Who remembers CKXL 1140, that radio who had one of the highest   
   > Canadian ratings in the 70s and early 80s? All that   
   > cool music they played then? Cars, Gary Numan, Devo, B52s, Pretenders,   
   > Bob Welch, ELO, Boomtown Rats? I am after all talking the early days of   
   > New Wave and such.   
   >    
   >         How 'bout CJAY 92's early days? Dieter Staschow's very   
   > informative album rock show: Sterotypes? Used to be on every   
   > weekday evening at 6 PM for an hour, way informative.   
   >    
   >         The clubs and bars then? The Beacon on 16th Ave? the Polo Club   
   > on 10th Ave? Majestic (Magic Stix)?   
   >    
   >         Those risque strip clubs. I believe the Pink Panther was one of   
   > them, I need help here.   
   >    
   >         I look forward to anyone's memories... it would be helpful and   
   > enjoyable. We can go back even earlier if you want.   
   >    
   > best regards,   
   >    
   > Francois   
   > (a native Calagrian...honest)   
      
   I remember when we had Blackbeard's restaurant ship downtown- the Tiki Tiki   
   restaurant- The Jean Joint all jeans- Thrifty's jeans - Husky Tower was the   
   tallest building downtown- Radio station CKXL and 66 CFR [miss them] Tivoli   
   Theatre cost 50 cents that    
   included admission, drink, popcorn- Drive In where you hung speaker on window   
   and the Dusk to Dawn all nighters -bus fare was 10 cents- milk delivery to   
   your home and houses had milk shuts to place the milk in I could go on and on.   
   loved it all!   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)