Best Pubs

[Elvis]

RDM did "Baikie" work for Universal in the late 70"s?

 

:elvis: :elvis: :elvis:

[RDM]

for sure.....best base manager a guy could ever work for. Of course that is when he wasn't threaten to fire me. (not that I did not deserve it at times)

[Elvis]

RDM: If He is the person I am thinking about He was the hanger "gopher" when I was in GooseBay.

 

 

 

:elvis: :shock: :elvis:

[RDM]

Got your PM.......

 

 

jeeze man your date'in your age, GB (aka JBC) sweepin the hangar floor, that was a long long time ago. He is the big cheese now withCFLCO, we just refer to him as sir, not "gopher"

 

 

although I have called him much worse , hey nine and a half fingers?

[Elvis]

RDM: Susies age was based on article in Them Days ,stories of early Labradour by the one and only Susan Anderson where She talks about being 17 in 1934.

 

:elvis: :elvis: :elvis:

[ythav8r]

I'll second the Barley Mill and Slack Alice's in Penticton

 

Brandt's Creek in Kelowna

 

The Foggy Dew in Richmond

[Charles W.]

Anyone remember the officers mess at the radar site in Hopedale?

 

Rev. C.W.

[Blackmac]

Oh Holy One; Know the place well, beat the CO a few times playing crapps.

 

Used to run from Knob Lake to Hopedale and Great Whale to Knob with

H-21's along the Mid-Canada line.

 

Were you by any chance flying a pigboat for fuel re-supply in the summer months.

 

The last time I was there 67-68, the base was closed and I bunked at the Transport radio station near the settlement.

 

Blew a xmsn on a 47G4 on start up (fan quill) and changed it on the spot.

 

I was setting up nav station's along the shoreline for a fixed wing a/c and gulf coast siesmic boat dragging a cable.

 

Some of the original work for the offshore drilling.

 

Susie's place in Makovik, well I have actually eaten places in Africa that were 5 stars in comparison.

 

Shades of the past, only the old folks know.

 

Cheers Don

 

 

PS; I'm still waiting for your application.

[412driver]

ft. st. john...the zoo

 

high level.....the zoo

 

hay river.....the zoo

 

norman wells....the zoo

 

and that place up in inuvik...........what was it called again????

 

oh ya..........THE ZOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Rotorhead]

Ah, the Zoo.

 

The zoo in Fort St. James was a memorable one. I somehow was convinced that I could throw an eight ball into the corner pocket. Still don't know how I, the only white boy, got out of there alive.

 

One I forgot...

 

The Laughing Loon Pub in Williams Lake, BC

 

RH