70'sguy

Good answer, from a Canadian that went to UND and enjoyed every minute of the experience.

Very sad to see it go. Was my home from 73 until I graduated in 77. Great memories, I was hoping to get back to take a walk through one last time. RIP Walsh, you were the best.

Goons statement about Al could not be more accurate. He was the best ambassador UND hockey every had. He will be missed. Goon if you are at Al's service I would enjoy meeting and speaking with you.

My condolences to the Dunn family. Travis was indeed a class individual. I met him when we were both students at UND in the late 70's. He was a freshman and myself a junior. As people said he always had a smile on his face. I ran into him again when he was doing the broadcasts with Pat Sweeny. I worked as a linesman in the WCHA at that time and we always had interesting conversations when I would run into him after the games. RIP Travis

I agree, came to school in 1973 go to GF as much as possible to watch hockey and visit my favourite restaurant. The best!!

As long as all of your party is entering with you, at the same time I would not see a problem. They will just scan all eight tickets from your phone.

My condolences to the Strinden family. I had a chance to meet him in Winnipeg at an alumni function. His demeanor left me with a great feeling he was a class individual. Rest in peace.

i must agree.

I hate the word.

Thank you for the information.

How much is face value please?

Very sad to hear this. Dallas was one of the Phyed teachers I worked with at Red River High School in the late 70's when I was a student Teacher. He was terrific to work with. Dallas, Ken Towers all the greats. RIP Dallas Kopp from a Canadian that will always remember you.

That is pretty funny. Sounds like there are a lot of anti Canadians on this thread.

I thought the Tim Hortons in GF was closed ?

He lived with us in Walsh Hall. I cant remember his name either. He was from Knoxville not Nashville.