NEWS DIVISION

NEWS DIVISION'S WEDNESDAY NIGHT OUT
at the
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE CAFE
June 8, 2005 Toronto, Canada

The Globe and Mail band! Performing Wednesday night in the 3rd floor loft of the Indian Motorcycle Cafe and Lounge Wednesday night. The band's performance was organized as a News Division "event" by Denise Jones, Justin Scroggs and Celia Donnelly. It was The Globe and Mail's contribution to the conference. Globe and Mail's editorial library director, Celia Donnelly, playing guitar, is second from right. [Note: For a video of the band, click here. Bodacious thanks go to Colin Redmond, Globe and Mail IT
support analyst, for making this video, shot in May 2005, available to us.] Photo by Jody Habayeb
Appreciating the music, from left, are Richard Geiger,
his sister Judy Geiger Pereira, and Richard's wife, Susan Geiger. Photo by Jody Habayeb

Also among the music afficianados are, from left, Mike Koop, Jennifer Small Evert, Darlean Spangenberg, and
Krista Pegnetter. Photo by Jody Habayeb
Listening, but not joining in the dancing, to the music are Barbara and Jack Semonche.
Photo by Jody Habayeb

Kelli Cronin, right, with Barbara Semonche at
Indian Motorcycle Cafe.

The cafe was liberally adorned with Indian motorcycles, actual and photo (as this one is). "The Indian Motorcycle company was founded in 1901 in Springfield, MA, two years before Harley-Davidson. It was acquired by the owners of Chris-Craft in 2004. Indian motorcycle represents the only true American-made heavyweight cruiser alternative to Harley-Davidson. Eleven models across three distinct platforms were the Scout, the Spirit, and
the Chief." [Note: from the company's website.]
Photo by John Semonche
Indian motorcycle with side car. Really!
Photo by John Semonche

The Globe and Mail band! Performing Wednesday night in the 3rd floor loft of the Indian Motorcycle Cafe and Lounge Wednesday night. The band's performance was organized as a News Division "event" by Denise Jones, Justin Scroggs and Celia Donnelly. It was The Globe and Mail's contribution to the conference. Globe and Mail's editorial library director, Celia Donnelly, playing guitar, is second from right. [Note: For a video of the band, click here. Bodacious thanks go to Colin Redmond, Globe and Mail IT support analyst, for making this video, shot in May 2005, available to us.] Photo by Jody Habayeb	Appreciating the music, from left, are Richard Geiger, his sister Judy Geiger Pereira, and Richard's wife, Susan Geiger. Photo by Jody Habayeb
Also among the music afficianados are, from left, Mike Koop, Jennifer Small Evert, Darlean Spangenberg, and Krista Pegnetter. Photo by Jody Habayeb	Listening, but not joining in the dancing, to the music are Barbara and Jack Semonche. Photo by Jody Habayeb
Kelli Cronin, right, with Barbara Semonche at Indian Motorcycle Cafe.
The cafe was liberally adorned with Indian motorcycles, actual and photo (as this one is). "The Indian Motorcycle company was founded in 1901 in Springfield, MA, two years before Harley-Davidson. It was acquired by the owners of Chris-Craft in 2004. Indian motorcycle represents the only true American-made heavyweight cruiser alternative to Harley-Davidson. Eleven models across three distinct platforms were the Scout, the Spirit, and the Chief." [Note: from the company's website.] Photo by John Semonche	Indian motorcycle with side car. Really! Photo by John Semonche