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Subject: Saint John NB

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Karen Lingley

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Date Posted: 15:27:06 08/31/04 Tue

I remember being such a fan in the middle 80's when I was a teenager. I would love to see them live. My preference would be Saint John (Harbour Station) but I would travel to PEI,NS or other locations like Moncton or Fredericton to see them. Good luck!

Karen

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[> Subject: Re: Saint John NB
Author: Tim McChesney [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 05:59:30 09/19/04 Sun Tim McChesney Saint John is my choice because I live about 1\2 hr away in St.George. I have no problem travelling if I knew the schedule ahead of time. Tim McChesney

[> Subject: Re: Saint John NB
Author: Jodi [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 11:04:58 09/28/04 Tue Yes Saint John is in need of some new groups to perform here. How great it would be to see an 80's night at Harbour Station or the Imperial Theatre. If we have the chance make sure you buy your tickets early and don't wait til the last minute and find out things were cancelled because promoters felt there was no interest.