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              <text>Designed by bandmember Eric Fitz. If memory serves we used George Whiteside's colour photocopier (and wanted the poster to fit in the tradition of his posters for The Cabana Room which were always analog colour photocopy - a relatively new technology at the time). At the Party I seem to remember Andy Paterson and possibly other members of the band The Government in attendance.</text>
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                <text>The Subway Room was in the downstairs of the Spadina Hotel and was managed by the same person who booked The Cabana Room upstairs.</text>
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