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THANKS for stopping by, I do my best to acknowledge when someone leaves a comment,you do not have to be a member here & everyone is welcome. Ps: This site is monitored but not actively posting on a regular basis. Mostly these are stories & some photos saved from a defunct site known as Verdun Connections which was on MSN Groups initially then on a social network called Multiply.
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Scotty Bowman
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Something new again. How wonderful is that? Thanks Guy!!!!
Merci Guy,............................................Btw: I got to say that to the other Guy from Montreal when he was out here,.....Merci Guy,.....he signed a program from the Forum for me.....He did a lot of Golf Charity Events & was here in town,as well as other promo deals when he was the front guy for his Flower Power sports drink....................... HF&RV
Scotty Bowman did indeed do wonderful things in hockey. What he did not do, however, were wonderful things in his earlier life. He has a son who has been a patient at Douglas Hospital for his entire life. Not only that, but he was deemed to be a "ward of the State", effectively meaning that he was paid for by the good citizens of Quebec. Not sure whatever became of his son, as he would be getting on in years by now, but I only hope that Scotty still thinks of him from time to time.
Was the Verdun auditorium home to the Verdun Junior Maple Leafs hockey team? And how frequently did they play the auditorium? It's a research question. Thanks.
Yes it was & there was also the Verdun Cyclones who played there and whose Goalie was Gump Worsely in 1945 -1950 ? after the army move out. They were also called the St Francois Exavier one year with Gump
g pilon I am one of the good citizens of Quebec and I have no problem with my tax dollars supporting anyone who would have the misfortune to have need of Any Hospital regardless. I’m sure Mr. Bowman has paid enough tax dollars to support many hospitals. What allegedly happened in Mr. Bowman’s personal life is personal. Pauline Garneau
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