🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <2317@pembina.UUCP> lake@alberta.UUCP (Robert Lake) writes:
>/usr/group/edmonton, the UNIX Users' Group of Edmonton, has concluded its
>operation for the year 1988-89.
>JUNE 1:
>		Bill Joy
>		Sun Microsystems, Inc.
>		Mountain View, California
>MAY 31:
>		Ken Thompson
>		AT&T Bell Laboratories
>		Murray Hill, New Jersey
>MAY 3:
>		Richard Gimbel
>		Sequent Computer Systems, Inc.
>		Portland, Oregon
>APRIL 5:
>		Martin Kratz
>		Cruickshank Phillips
>MARCH 1:
>		Peter Johnston
>		University of Alberta Computing Services
>		Steve Sutphen
>		University of Alberta Computing Science
>FEBRUARY 15:
>		Bruce Folliott
>		University of Alberta Computing Science
>JANUARY 4:
>		Ernie Kowalec
>		Western Diversification
>		Government of Canada
>DECEMBER 7:
>		Ed Cheng
>		Myrias Research Corporation
>		Barry Hannigan
>		Enersystems Development Ltd.
>		Harold Knopke
>		Aspen Computing Solutions
>		Neil McCulloch
>		Alberta Public Safety Services
>NOVEMBER 17:
>		Brian Reid
>		Digital Equipment Corporation
>		Palo Alto, California
>OCTOBER 6:
>		Phillip King
>		Nexus Computing Corporation
>		Ted Bentley
>		Myrias Research Corporation
>SEPTEMBER 7:
>		Dean Frey
>		Alberta Technology, Research, and Telecommunications
>		Shaun Hammond
>		Alberta Public Safety Services

That's quite a collection of speakers you got over the year.
Well done.  I think we in Toronto sometimes have a tendency
to think of cities like Edmonton as second-class, but your
organization is clearly first-class.  Keep up the good work, Rob.

David Sherman
Toronto
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