WRONG for 2014!!!

THE COAST PRINTED THIS…
New Year’s Eve w/The Bill Stevenson Trio | Stayner’s Wharf Pub …
New Year’s Eve w/The Bill Stevenson Trio. When: Wed., Dec. 31 … Browse Issue by Date, December 25, 2014, December 18, 2014, December 11, 2014 …
www.thecoast.ca/halifax/new-years-eve-w…bill-stevenson…/Event?…

WHEN IN FACT…
The Bill Stevenson Nine Steps Band Played at the Economy Show Shop
I feel that whoever is responsible for this error should check their info before they go to press. The Coast supplies the public with a service. However the wrong info was a disservice to the Shoe Shop and the Bill Stevenson Nine Steps Band and their followers. —Bill Stevenson Nine Steps Band

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  1. The listing was for The Bill Stevenson Trio, not some nine-steps band by some other guy coincidentally with the same name…

  2. This just in: Elderly Halifax Councilor Gloria McClusky Develops “Bionic” Hearing

    In an interview on CBC evening news tonight, Gloria McCluskey has claimed that from her home, she can hear a train whistle blowing down on King’s Wharf, 2.2kms away!

    God love ‘er, wha…?! LOLOL!

  3. I don’t know who is more annoying, Gloria or her 40-something son who thinks weaering pyjamas actually entertains people.

  4. THE BILL STEPHENSON EIGHT STEP BAND

    “The Bill Stevenson Nine Step Band played at the Economy Shoe Shop.” The Bill Stephenson Nine Step Band

    Isn’t that somewhere up on Gottingen Street? Did they give discounts? If not, why not just reduce the admission charge and call it The Bill Stephenson Eight Step Band?

    A pleasure as always,

    Cheerio!

  5. NEW AVATAR

    Sorry about my new avatar photo. To get a better view, lean your head to the left. Or would that be the right?

    A pleasure as always,

    Cheerio!

  6. NSDAP: Montrealman’s “NEW AVATAR” (2:37PM)

    A most splendid example of the academic pelt and a heartbreaking reminder of the dark times in Canadian history when impoverished rustics would head out upon the spring ice pack to club, skin and harvest the coats of freshly graduated doctoral students. Thank God for the European boycott of Canadian products that brought this barbaric practice to an end,
    #WeAreD*****C***

  7. Yes, you’re absolutely correct. I know I lived in fear of those impoverished rustics when they rushed out on the spring ice to harvest our caps and gowns but, as you point out, it was the European boycott which saved the day. Now, if only I could put my new avatar right-side-up, wouldn’t that be a feather in my cap?

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