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HOWDY HOWDY -------> It's me Western_Canuck

Well a fast check on Copernic showed Max Ward right at the top but it
was a dead link as was the next one - three times lucky

http://exntv.com/Mini/Flightdeck/Aviators/wardfeedback.cfm

This link is for the canadian discovery channel and the appear to have
some multi-media video clips 4 of them and there was a small jpeg of
Max's twin otter ( on the lake ) decked out in Wardair colors

And here is another site

 http://weeklywebster.com/Mini/Flightdeck/Aviators/ward2.cfm

It has a pix and bio on him IN FACT it is an extension of the first link

GO FIGURE

And one more for good luck

http://exn.ca/Mini/Flightdeck/Aviators/ward.cfm

again it looks to be and extension of the discovery Canada site

Later



In article <081219992100419381%western_canuck@hotmailNOSPAM.com>,
Western_Canuck <western_canuck@hotmailNOSPAM.com> wrote:

> WELL GOOD FOR HIM
> 
> I thought he was gone - long gone
> 
> I'll have to do a search for him and Wardair and see if there's any
> sites out there about him....... I've seen him mentioned in some other
> sites like musuem type etc etc that deal with the topic of canadian
> aviation.
> 
> Most flying I did was in the Yukon many years ago....TNTA was active
> with a lot of helicopters and I got to know some of the pilots.....
> sometimes if they had an empty seat they'd call were I worked and if me
> or the boss could make it to the airport or float plane dock within 15
> minutes we got to go for a ride..
> 
> Made a few trips in their turbo beaver - that was allways fun.
> 
> If that's your e-mail I'll make a note and send you one.
> 
> Later
> 
> 
> In article <384F2502.C28A3BBF@home.com>, JC <SNAG@home.com> wrote:
> 
> > Hey old buddy, I had the honor of working for Wardair. NO Max is not
> > dead, he is retired and enjoying life to the fullest.
> > 
> > --
> > John Crawford
> > u1f6060@home.com
> > ICQ 4425376
> > 
> > To Be A Canadian, You Must Be Able To Make Passionate
> > Love In A Canoe Without Tipping It