HAPPY BIRTHDAY MARK. HAVE A GREAT TIME AND A DRINK FOR ME PLEASE.

 

A few tickets are still available for this event and I have the last "few"..Please call me at 407 699 5121 . First come rules..lol

Mark

 

 

 

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(QUEEN'S COLLEGE OF GUYANA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION (TORONTO)

ANNUAL FATHER’S DAY BRUNCH

. on

Sunday June 13th 2010

12.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m.

(Brunch served from 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.)

AT

THE CEDARBROOK COMMUNITY CENTRE

91 Eastpark Boulevard, Scarborough

(off Markham Road South of Lawrence Avenue East)

Excellent Guyanese cuisine

Door Prizes

plus a variety of entertainment for all ages

TICKETS: Adults: $25.00

Children under 12 years old: $15.00

For tickets please call:

Lionel Mann (416) 412-9591, Gerald Alleyne (416) 693-5011,

Kemahl Khan (416)267-7227, David Singh (416) 491-4897,

Denis Chow Woon ( 905 ) 472-1576 Stanley Chan Choong (416) 499-1787,

Audrick Chung (905)839-6816, Melissa Enmore 647-207- 6355,

Haroon Gafur (416) 667-8484, Harry Singh (905)764-3879,

Syed Rayman ( 416) 284-1055 , Vivian Wong (416)724-5937,

Victor Moses (905) 791-3412

Just a reminder there is an early bird special. Rent a booth (except food) by April 25th and the price is $100.00 after the deadline it will be $200.00.

Thanks

 

 

If anyone is interested in a sponsorship please see details below:

Premium Sponsor: $5,000 This sponsor will be so identified on all promotional material with its company logo alongside the association's logo. The premium sponsor will be the co-host with the GACACF of the Guyana Family Day. A press release announcing premium sponsorship will be issued and company officials will have free access to the VIP tent during the event. A representative of the company will share in the official program of the event and will be awarded time to welcome attendees and speak about the company. The company will also have a free booth and its banner placed in the most prominent position on the main stage.

Platinum Sponsor: $3,000 Platinum sponsors will receive a booth, inclusion on all promotional material, a press release announcing sponsorship banner placed on the main stage, free access for five company officials to the VIP tent and repeated identification as a sponsor during the day's activities.

Gold Sponsor: $2,000 Gold sponsors will receive a booth, inclusion in all promotional material, a press release announcing sponsorship, banner prominently displayed in the event pavilion, free access for four company officials to the VIP tent.

Silver Sponsor: $1,000 Silver sponsors receive a free booth, inclusion in all promotional material, banner places in the event pavilion and free access for three company officials to VIP tent.

Bronze Sponsor $500 Bronze sponsors receive a free both, banner displayed in event pavilion and free access for two company officials to VIP tent.

BOOTH RENTALS:

BOOTH PRICES: The price for booths are $200.00 per booth. There is an Early Bird Special if booths are paid for by April 20th, 2010. This special does not apply to food booths.

For further information please call any of the phone numbers listed on the flyer.

 

Dave Martins of The Tradewinds
&
Tripple Play Entertainment Services
Invites you to an evening
of comedy, song and dance
on April 24th 2010

at

The Pickering Recreation Complex
1867 Valley Farm Rd
Pickering, On L1K 3Y7
Admission $40 per person
Dinner Included
Dinner served
7:00p.m. sharp
Cash Bar

For Further Information

Victor - Eye-Tech Optical 416-754-2221
Dexter - Tex-Sel Vehicle Maint 416-293-8645
Cletus Faria - Empress Cleaners - 416-286-4181
Raymond (Chinny) Lee Own 905-477-9183 / 416-567-0846
Bake - 905-471-8965 / Rick Da Silva 647-201-3952

 

 

Sunday May 2, 2010

(12:00 noon - 4:00 p.m.)

(Still asking for adults $25.00, children $10.00 (=<4yrs free))

(Supporters requiring a table of 10 (buy 10 tickets) may secure one by being there @ 12.00 noon)

 

With Monty Hamma, Jennifer Sohan, Mike Marks & The Sopranos, Maurice Serrao of the Ramblers & an Indian Dance Production.

 

Thornhill Community Centre,

7755 Bayview Avenue.

Thornhill. (905-944-3800)

 

Donations will be tax receipted on the spot.

Please support our raffles, takeout pastry table and silent auction at the event.

Please call one of the group leaders, today, for tickets:

Pamela Harakh             (905) 737-3368                Joan/Des De Barros (905)837-0135

Noel Denny                    (416) 281-2837                Geeta Singh              (905)201-5802

Anne/Joe Castanheiro(416) 286-1956               Premi Naraine          (647)998-3137

Dennis Bahadur           (905) 762-0718              Shirley Gonsalves    (905)683-1030

Sherman DelSol           (416) 368-4993             Vivian Wong             (416)724-5937

DATE : Sat. 17 April, 2010
TIME : 7:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
DINNER : Served from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

MENU :
Baked Chicken or Salmon
Spanish Rice
Mixed Vegetables
Garden Salad
Fruit Cake
Pine-tarts
Coffee / Tea

PLACE : West Rouge Community Centre
270 Rouge Hills Drive, Toronto
(Hwy 401 / Hwy #2 / Port Union Road)
DRESS : Semi-formal (no blue jeans, please)
DONATION : $40 per person
(ALL INCLUSIVE - dinner and all drinks)
Tickets are available from any member of the Executive.

MUSIC : DJ Jones

http://www.torontosaints.gy-saints.com/flyers/Walk-Flyer-for-2010.doc

 

 

You are invited to reconnect and reunite with your classmates and friends between August 4 to August 8, 2010 in Toronto. Please see detals attached and check website at http://strosestoronto.org for updates. 

Registration information & Reunion Events are as follows - all payments (US$ at par with C$) are due by May 31, 2010:

Registration Fee (Alumnus only) - $30 or 20
August 4 - Cultural Evening & Opening Ceremonies - $20 or 10
August 7 - Gala Evening   - $100 or £ 60
August 8 - Closing including continental breakfast  - $20 or £10

We encourage you to register early to take advantage of the EARLY BIRD SPECIAL for all payments received by MARCH 31, 2010 - see below for more information:

ALUMNI REGISTRANT
- All reunion events including registration  - $140 or £80

ACCOMPANYING PERSON(S)
- All reunion events     - $110 or £60
- Cultural Evening only  - $13 or £8
- Gala Evening only      - $90 or £50
- Closing Event plus breakfast - $12 or £7

Mailing Address and Contact Information
St. Rose's Alumni Association (Toronto) c/o 19 Robertsfield Crescent, Scarborough, Ontario, Canada M1R 2X1  Email to: srhtoronto@yahoo.ca

Let's see how many of us can have a class reunion. On behalf of the St. Rose's Alumni Association Toronto Chapter, we look forward to seeing you all in Toronto.

Have no clue what happened. It was there then it disappeared. Hopefully it will stay this time......lol

I know the future is dismal....but blank also?

FORMER STREET CHILDREN OF HAITI DANCE TO TELL THEIR STORY AND TO REBUILD FROM THE RUBBLE OF THE JANUARY 12^TH EARTHQUAKE

Orlando, Florida – March 9, 2010 – The Resurrection Dance Theater of Haiti (RDTH) is an internationally recognized dance troupe of former orphaned street children and child slaves in Haiti.  They are touring in the United States and will be performing at The First Haitian Baptist Church of Orlando on March 27, 2010 at 7:00pm and at St. Stephen Lutheran Church, Longwood, on March 28, 2010 at 4:00pm.  The troupe will use drumming and dance to tell the stories of their lives.  These performances will be free and open to the public.

“The Resurrection Dance Theater of Haiti is a powerful example of the raw talent, passion, and the ability to overcome all obstacles of the Haitian people.  To see this world renowned dance troupe perform is to be immersed in the Haitian culture and the best of what it means to be human,” offers Rev. Nathan Swenson-Reinhold, pastor of St. Stephen Lutheran Church, Longwood.  St. Stephen Lutheran Church partnered with the Haitian Timoun Foundation to bring the RDTH to the Central Florida area.

In 1985, Michael Geilenfeld, a former Brother with Mother Theresa’s Brothers of Charity, established the St. Joseph’s Home for Boys in order to offer children living on the streets of Haiti a safe and supportive family environment in which to live and learn.  With the establishment of the home, Michael also began the Resurrection Dance Theater, providing an opportunity for the boys to share their stories through dance and music.  Over the years the St. Joseph’s family has grown to create and include not only St. Joseph’s of Port au Prince, but also a home for mentally and physically handicapped children called Wings of Hope in Fermathe, and the Trinity House Home for Boys of Jacmel.

This tour of the United States posed the greatest challenge for the troupe as they lost their home, St. Joseph’s Home for Boys, costumes and drums during the January 12^th earthquake that shook Port au Prince.  However, the earthquake did not take their determination to thrive and to rise from the rubble.  They have gone on to sew new costumes, repair damaged drums, and are ready to spread the culture and spirit of Haiti in order to rebuild the St. Joseph home for future generations of boys living on the streets of Port au Prince.

Performance Schedule:

March 27, 2010 at 7:00pm – First Haitian Baptist Church of Orlando, 4701 Lenox Boulevard, Orlando, FL 32811-4500, Tel: 407-578-6988

March 28, 2010 at 4:00pm – St. Stephen Lutheran Church, 2140 West State Road 434, Longwood, FL 32779, Tel: 407-869-0491 (Welcome Reception follows at 6:00pm)

2010  ROSE'S REUNION SEPTEMBER 4 - 8, 2010...TORONTO.  CANADA 

http://www.strosestoronto.org/updates.html#2010_REUNION

 

“THE WAY WE WERE—MEMORIES OF OUR SCHOOL DAYS”

To commemorate the International Reunion, we are compiling a booklet, capturing memories of our High School days at St. Rose’s High School in Georgetown.  Memorabilia can reflect on various aspects of our school years, classmates, teachers, scholastic achievements, activities.. ..and special friendships and projects. Text should not exceed 75 words.  Photos may be be submitted. The deadline date for submission is May 15, 2010 so as to have enough time to edit, compile and liaise with the printers. Please email or mail your recollections to the Association at srhttoronto@yahoo.ca or the mailing address of 19 Robertsfield Crescent, Scarborough, ON M1R 2X1

 
 
All spouses are welcome however priority will be given to alumni.
 
 
Regards
Terry K

 

Tickets are $65.00 in advance and $75.00 after February 15th. Please purchase your tickets early as there are a  limited amount.

Admission $5.00 with flyer

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For tickets, more information and for a complete New Years Eve guide of these events & more please log onto www.KeithCollinsMediaEvents.com or via email to Info@U-emg.com

*Please note due to the exclusivity of these venues tickets will be selling quickly so don't delay your New Years Eve plans. Consult with one of our staff members to help you make your night a more memorable one.

Looking foward to a happy & safe New Years Eve,

Keith Collins, President

KCM, Inc. -Special Events-PR-Marketing-Promotions-

 All roads lead to the oldies party tonight at the D-HUT in Orlando Florida.. See you there..

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Atlanta Chinese Lantern Festival Committee

The Events Summary

 

 

Event Name:                   Atlanta Chinese Lantern Festival

 

Time:

Lunar Calendar:

Between Lichun (spring begins) and Yushui (rain water), First Lunar Month of the Tiger Year, 4708 until

                             Before Lixia (summer begins) in the Third Lunar Month of the Dragon of the Tiger Year 4708

                            

Georgian Calendar:

February 14, 2010 (Valentine’s Day) until May 1, 2010

 

Place:                             25-35 acres of Stone Mountain Park land (conditional)

                             3 acres of Stone Mountain Park water element.

 

The Event and Supporting Events:

 

The Lantern Festival:    

                                                The lanterns range in size from 1’ to 290’ long by 1’ to 60’ high with sizes determined by subject matter. The overriding theme of the Atlanta Chinese Lantern Festival will be the first ever of Zheng He by the Royal Lantern Makers. For 75 continuous evenings, the Atlanta Chinese Lantern Festival combines Christmas, Valentines Day, Thanksgiving, Theme Park, Education, foreign tours, myth, fact, philosophy, and, beliefs, with Art and one’s absolute best behavior. See: PR China, CCTV, South Africa, HK, Singapore, and Caribbean Tourism Agencies.

 

Seminars:    These events are joint efforts between bi-national interest. They will grow in boundary from local, to regional, national, and finally, international. Their purpose is to start growing a substantial Southeastern Center for Chinese interest in intellectual, business, tourism, and investment endeavors, and, government to government relations. The initial seminars will take place through the collaboration of 18 local and 32 Chinese colleges, universities, institutes, and advanced high schools. These colloquia, of every imaginable topic, shall occur at 6-9 month intervals. See: China Studies Center, US China Friendship Assoc., Harvard and Emory Universities, Georgia Institute of Technology.

 

Literature:   These events will take place as collaborative library exhibitions of substance in Chinese and Oriental studies. The libraries shall invite authors to speak and exhibit artifacts on the topics of history, invention, technology, philosophy, politics, and, literature that is related to China’s contributions to civilization. These programs initiate the steps toward correcting world history that includes China’s first “Opening to the outside world.” This inclusion, recognized by Western historians for centuries, was always left to future generations to correct. With this Lantern Festival and these events, we establish that the future generation must be this generation, at this time and, in this place.  See: Cambridge University Press, City of Hong Kong

 

Exhibitions: A substantial exhibition of Zheng He’s Treasure Ships will be shown for the duration of the Lantern Festival and perhaps beyond. An appropriate site has not been selected though the exhibition is completed and will be loaned (rented) by the governments of Singapore and PR China. This exhibition is a destination event for America’s, Africa, the Caribbean, and Europe. These ships are known by Western historians and remembered native peoples on many continents for centuries. Public knowledge of these visits in Western societies has been, in general, eliminated by those who approve public education’s informational content. See: HK, Sichuan, Zigong, Cheng-du, Shantou

 

Education:   We believe the ties established between local and Chinese institutions of higher learning during the Atlanta Chinese Lantern Festival shall lead to extensive exchanges of students, scholars, and foster research and development opportunities. Simultaneously, the general public of both countries will be intensely educated without formality. The Atlanta Chinese Lantern Festival brings to China, the recognition of their history, culture, beliefs, and philosophies in connection, not in opposition to or without their collaborative efforts becoming subject to outside suppositional or assumptive beliefs. See: Below

Institutions:

        Local:        Mercer University Atlanta              Emory University

Georgia Institute of Technology  Confucius Institute

Emory University Library          Gwinnett College

India, China and America Institute

National Association of Chinese Americans

Atlanta Vietnamese Association 

Atlanta Chamber of Commerce

World Trade Center Atlanta

 

 

They are also looking for volunteers for this festival.. for more information or to sign up please contact

Glendon Thompson... gthompson@arcomgroup.net 

Dimitri Moore at dimitri.moore@gmail.com and atlantalanternfestival@gmail.com

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     The Students' Voice

   "Helping to Feed and Educate Underprivileged

Students in Guyana" - Information Letter

            TORONTO FOUNDATION

               IN CO-OPERATION WITH

Mr. Billy Fernandes and Mr. Ivor O'Brien

Of the

                                     Guyana –Distribution & Monitoring Committee

CORDIALLY  INVITES YOU TO OUR
6^th DINNER & DANCE

            IN AID OF

             HELPING TO FEED & EDUCATE

             UNDERPRIVILEGED STUDENTS IN GUYANA

  Date                 Saturday, September 26th, 2009.

  Place               Elite Banquet Hall, 1850 Albion Road, Rexdale

  Cocktails         6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.

  Dinner             7:45 p.m.

" Entertainment  Popular D.J. "SaCA VIBES--- -

  Donation          $50.00 per person

Endorsed By: The Consulate General of Guyana and The Rotary Club of Bramalea,
Brampton, ON

    Guyana's Committee: Billy Fernandes, Ivor O'Brien, Ramesh Lall, Keith Johnson,
     Peter Baker

Toronto Committee and Ticket Info:

Shanta De Abreu 905-568-2121/416-409-0990 email: sdeabreu@trebnet.com
Gordon Collins 905-274-7292

Nandi Mahabir-Broome 905-270-6164
John Vieira 905-279-8490

"HELPING TO FEED AND EDUCATE UNDERPRIVILEGED
STUDENTS IN GUYANA"

The Toronto Foundation: "Helping to Feed and Educate Underprivileged Students
in Guyana" came into being in November 2002 for the sole purpose as stated in the
above-named project. This project involves locating schools in the general Guyana
Diaspora where it has been identified that the nutritional needs of the students are
not being effectively met. Through participation in this initiative, students are
enabled to reap full benefits for the educational information being passed on to
them.

The Toronto Committee has successfully held five (5) fundraising banquets from
which they were able to gamer a total of $59,824.00. This amount has been
utilized, with the assistance and administration of the Guyana Committee to feed
the following nine (9) schools.

 

* Capoey Primary

* Malgre Tout Primary
* La Grange Primary
* Karawab Primary

* Kuru Kururu Primary
* Supply Primary

* Martindale Primary
* Mashabo Primary

* St. Francis Xavier Boys Dorm.

Capoey Lake, Essequibo
West Bank Demerara

West Bank Demerara
Pomeroon River, Essequibo
Linden Highway

East Bank of Demerara
Pomeroon River, Essequibo
Ituribisci Lake (Hot & Cold)
Charity, Essequibo

The Toronto Committee is effectively and efficiently monitoring the situation in
Guyana and even participates in the feeding of the children at the schools. In
essence, this program is working and needs your continued support. Please make a
special effort to attend our FUNDRAISING BANQUET on Saturday, September
26^th, 2009 at the Elite Banquet Hall, 1850 Albion Road, Rexdale, at 6:00 p.m.

A wonderful program is planned and you are assured of a grand time.

        AN INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO

          all Guyanese Catholics & friends

WHAT        :        The 20^th Annual Guyanese

 

WHERE     :        St. Gerard Majella Catholic Church,

                             188-16 91^st. Avenue, Jamaica, NY, 11423.

 

WHEN       :        Sunday, October 11^th, 2009 at 3 p.m.

 

Celebrant   :        Fr. Malcolm Rodrigues SJ.

 

·                    Everyone attending the mass is asked to be generous with their

contribution.  Home cooked meals, sandwiches, beverages and snacks are all welcomed and should be brought to the church hall.

 

·                    The Mass collection will be used to support the Phoenix Project drug rehabilitation program in Guyana. This program goes into the underworld and finds the needy poor ones who cannot afford the treatment which is now for 6 months at US $200 per month.

 

·                    If you are unable to attend the Mass but would still like to send a monetary contribution, please mail a check made payable to the Guyana Mass Committee, to St. Peter Claver, 29 Claver Place, Brooklyn, NY, 11238.

 

·                    A reception and cultural program is planned for the gathering immediately after the mass.

 

·                    Anyone desirous of joining the choir is asked to attend the practice sessions starting on Saturday, September 12 and continuing on September 19 and 26 and October 3 and 10.  These practice sessions will be held at St. Gerard Majella Catholic Church and will begin at 7:30pm sharp to 9:00pm.

 

·                    Have you lost a loved one since we last met in October 2008?  If so, please let us know and prayers will be offered for them.

 

·                    Last year’s Mass collection totaled $3,440.00. 2 cheques totaling this amount were handed over to Fr. Hildebrand Greene, OSB and Monsignor Terrence Montrose. This money was used on the projects undertaken in the Bartica and New Amsterdam parishes. Thank you very much for your generosity.

 

·                    The fund raising party held in June 2009 netted a profit of approximately $9,500.  This money will be used for the R. C. Diocesan Soup Kitchen program, the retirement fund for Guyanese Diocesan priests living in Guyana, an Educational Fund in memory of the late Fr. Ronald Pieters and this year’s annual Guyana Mass. The financial statement from this event will be posted at the entrances to the church and auditorium. Thank you very much for supporting this effort.

 

·                    Limited free parking is permitted in the parking lots of the church.

                                 DIRECTIONS TO THE CHURCH

        188-16 91st Avenue, Hollis, N.Y.  11423                                  (718) 468-6565

 

FROM QUEENS/LONG ISLAND

 

Ø      Take the Grand Central Parkway (GCP) in either direction to 188^th Street exit.

Ø      From Westbound, make a left on to 188^th Street. 

Ø      From Eastbound, make a right on to 188^th Street. 

Ø      Drive south and make a left on to Hillside Avenue. 

Ø      Go one block and make a right on to 189^th Street. 

Ø      Proceed south three blocks and make a right on to 91^st Avenue.

 

FROM BROOKLYN USING JACKIE ROBINSON OR BQE  

 

Ø      Take the Jackie Robinson Parkway or Brooklyn Queens Expressway to Grand Central Parkway East.

Ø      Make a right on to 188^th Street.

Ø      Drive south and make a left on to Hillside Avenue. 

Ø      Go one block and make a right on to 189^th Street. 

Ø      Proceed south three blocks and make a right on to 91^st Avenue.

 

FROM BROOKLYN USING BELT PARKWAY

 

Ø      Take the Belt Parkway East to Van Wyck Expressway North to Grand Central Parkway East.

Ø      Make a right on to 188^th Street.

Ø      Drive south and make a left on to Hillside Avenue. 

Ø      Go one block and make a right on to 189^th Street. 

Ø      Proceed south three blocks and make a right on to 91^st Avenue.

 

FROM MANHATTAN

 

Ø      Take the Midtown Tunnel to Long Island Expressway Eastbound to the Grand Central Parkway--Eastbound.

Ø      Remain in either of the two left hand lanes for Grand Central Parkway to Eastern Long Island (because the right hand lanes go into the Van Wyck Expressway).

Ø      Continue on Grand Central Parkway to the 188^th Street exit. 

Ø      Make a right onto 188^th. 

Ø      Drive south and make a left on Hillside Avenue. 

Ø      Go one block and make a right on to 189^th Street.

Ø      Proceed south and make a right on to 91^st Avenue.

 

FROM BRONX USING TRIBORO BRIDGE

 

Ø      Take the Triboro Bridge to the Grand Central Parkway.

Ø      Remain in either of the two left hand lanes for Grand Central Parkway to Eastern Long Island (because the right hand lanes go into the Van Wyck Expressway).

Ø      Continue on Grand Central Parkway to the 188^th Street exit. 

Ø      Make a right onto 188^th. 

Ø      Drive south and make a left on Hillside Avenue. 

Ø      Go one block and make a right on to 189^th Street.

Ø      Proceed south and make a right on to 91^st Avenue.

 

FROM BRONX USING THROGS NECK BRIDGE

 

Ø      Take the Throgs Neck Bridge to the Clearview Expressway South to Hillside Avenue. 

Ø      Make a right on to Hillside Avenue.

Ø      Proceed about a mile to 189^th Street and make a left on to 189^th Street.

Ø      Proceed south three blocks and make a right on to 91^st Avenue.

 

BY TRAIN/BUS

 

Ø      Take the F train (back of train) to the last stop 179^th Street Station on Hillside Avenue. Choose any one of the following ways to get to the church.

 

Take the Q2 or Q3 bus (Eastbound) and get off at 187^th Place and Jamaica Avenue.

Walk north to 188^th Street and 91^st Avenue.

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St. Stanislaus College Reunion 2009.  Saints 102

Aeterna non Caduca.

 August 16^th to 23^rd 2009.

 

                        SCHEDULE OF EVENTS.

Sunday 16^th August 2009.  8.00 a.m. Opening Interfaith Service at the Brickdam Cathedral.

Monday 17^th August 2009.

8.00 to 9.00 AM Registration.

9.00 AM to 11 AM. Grand Assembly. St. Stanislaus College.

The assembly will feature presentations by Past Head Teachers, honoured guests, students  and present Board Chairman.

11 AM to 12.30 AM. Tour of the School, meeting of staff members.

12.30 to 2.00 PM. Lunch at the College.

2.00 to 4.00 PM Catching up time.

6.30 PM  Cocktails.  Sidewalk Cafe

Tuesday 18^th August 2009.

9.00 AM to 12. 00

Symposium/ Workshop on the future of Saints in Guyana.

At this workshop there will be presentations by the Board,  various chapters and the College Association on the future of Saints as an education institution in Guyana and the identification of a road map for the next fifteen years.

12.00 to 2.00 Lunch

2.00 to 4.30 Symposium.

Evening.  BBQ  (Venue to be determined)

Wednesday the 19^th August 2009

Sports day.

There will be several competitions including soft ball cricket, hockey, basket ball, badminton, volley ball, chess, scrabble and other games at St. Stanislaus College.

Evening. Play at the Theatre Guild (Ken Corsbie & Dave Martins).

Thursday 20^th August 2009

Tours of Guyana.

Tours to Kaieteur falls, day trips to Baganara, overnight trips to Iwokrama, Baganara, tour of Georgetown, trip to the Berbice bridge, Lake Mainstay, Fort Island,  Banks DIH, DDL Rum factory,

Evening. Jazz Concert at the Sidewalk Café.

Friday 21^st August 2009.

Closing assembly.

At the closing assembly there were will presentations to those persons who have significantly contributed to the development of St. Stanislaus College since its inception.

The final report of the symposium/ workshop will be presented.

 PM. Visit to the College Farm.

5.00 PM Closing service at Brickdam Cathedral.

Evening: Formal Dinner at the Georgetown Club.

Saturday 22^nd August 2009.

Day at Bounty Farm. BBQ, lunch, swimming etc.

11.30 AM

8.30 PM

International concert at Thirst Park.

Artistes to be announced.

 

More information available from Nigel Hughes: n.hughes@guyanalaw.net

Saints Alumni are also asked to inform their local  Chapter Representative .

Mr. Khan,

Hey guy, Oliver just finished reading the impressive week of activities outlined for the Saints reunion and I must say that ,without a doubt, that that  was some masterful planning done by the respectful attorney and planning committee, which, in my humblest opinion, will be a week to remember.Sure wish I had had the opportunity to attend Saints.

Oliver comes in peace!

ATTENTION GT LIME Saints Alumni and all members,

As you know, the Reunion is also on Facebook and other websites.

 

I look forward to the correspondence from Saints Alumni who plan to attend, or at least be informed about this Reunion.

Many thanks

Ken Khan

St. Stanislaus College Reunion 2009.  Saints 102

Aeterna non Caduca.

 August 16^th to 23^rd 2009.

 

                        SCHEDULE OF EVENTS.

Sunday 16^th August 2009.  8.00 a.m. Opening Interfaith Service at the Brickdam Cathedral.

Monday 17^th August 2009.

8.00 to 9.00 AM Registration.

9.00 AM to 11 AM. Grand Assembly. St. Stanislaus College.

The assembly will feature presentations by Past Head Teachers, honoured guests, students  and present Board Chairman.

11 AM to 12.30 AM. Tour of the School, meeting of staff members.

12.30 to 2.00 PM. Lunch at the College.

2.00 to 4.00 PM Catching up time.

6.30 PM  Cocktails.  Sidewalk

Tuesday 18^th August 2009.

9.00 AM to 12. 00

Symposium/ Workshop on the future of Saints in Guyana.

At this workshop there will be presentations by the Board,  various chapters and the College Association on the future of Saints as an education institution in Guyana and the identification of a road map for the fifteen years.

12.00 to 2.00 Lunch

2.00 to 4.30 Symposium.

Evening.  BBQ  (Venue to be determined)

Wednesday the 19^th August 2009

Sports day.

There will be several competition including soft ball cricket, hockey, basket ball, badminton, volley ball, chess, scrabble and other games at St. Stanislaus college.

Evening. Play at the theatre Guild.( Ken Crosbie & Dave Martins )

Thursday 20^th August 2009

Tours of Guyana.

Tours to Kaieteur falls, day trips to Baganara, overnight trips to Iwokrama, Baganara, tour of Georgetown, trip to the Berbice bridge, Lake Mainstay, Fort Island,  Banks DIH, DDL Rum factory,

Evening. Jazz Concert at the Sidewalk Café.

Friday 21^st August 2009.

Closing assembly.

At the closing assembly there were will presentations to those persons who have significantly contributed to the development of St. Stanislaus College since its inception.

The final report of the symposium/ workshop will be presented.

 PM. Visit to the College Farm.

5.00 PM Closing service at Brickdam Cathedral.

Evening: Formal Dinner at the Georgetown Club.

Saturday 22^nd August 2009.

Day at Bounty Farm. BBQ, lunch, swimming etc.

11.30 AM

8.30 PM

International concert at Thirst Park.

Artistes to be announced.

 

More information available from Nigel Hughes: n.hughes@guyanalaw.net

Saints Alumni are also asked to inform their local  Chapter Representaive

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                                    THE GRADUATES -2009

Back Row, Left to Right  - TERRY LALL , BOBBY HUNTER, JIVE, IVOR LALL.

FLUFF MILLER IN THE CENTRE, FRONT LEFT JOEY, RIGHT FRONT CLIFF.

Check out the Graduates website  below for more pictures and information about the upcoming reunion ,Caribana weekend in Toronto.

www.thegraduatesbandofguyana.org

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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For those of you that attended the Telstars Reunion in Toronto over the Caribana weekend....this is the band that played before the Telstars came on...

Happy Emancipation Day to all Guyanese!

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Central High Alumni Association (Toronto) Dinner & Dance Gala celebrating their 80th Anniversary.  Tickets are now on sale - for further details - go to the CHAAG website.

http://www.geocities.com/chaagtoronto/

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http://www.torontosaints.com/caribjam_2008_flyer.html

 

 

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Kindly remember that today is the day of the annual fund-raising party
organized by the former members of Brickdam altar-servers and the Guyana
Mass Committee.

             THE EX-ALTAR SERVERS & THE GUYANA MASS COMMITTEE

                                  PRESENT
                             THEIR 9TH ANNUAL
                            FUND RAISING DANCE

                                    AT

                       ST. PETER CLAVER PARISH HALL
                            1 Jefferson Avenue
                            Brooklyn, NY, 11238

                                    ON

                          SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 2008

                                   FROM
                        9 P.M. TO 3 A.M. (SHARP!!!)

                           PROCEEDS WILL GO TO…
                    THE BRICKDAM CATHEDRAL SOUP KITCHEN
                          THE ANNUAL GUYANA MASS
               EDUCATIONAL FUND IN MEMORY OF FR. RON PIETERS
            RETIREMENT FUND FOR THE DIOCESAN PRIESTS IN GUYANA
           FR PAUL JERVIS’S 25TH. ANNIVERSARY & THE KBS REUNION

               MUSIC BY DJ ‘LEON’ OF BLACKSTAR INTERNATIONAL

               TICKETS $15.00 in advance; $20.00 at the door

                         For further information, please call
   Joseph (347) 675-5487  Compton (646) 637-6157  Andrew (646) 241-3412
      Mike (914) 667-8486   Joe (718) 454-3204 Andrea  (347) 495-2212
                             Kim 347 413-5744

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Tickets are now available for this - contact me at judithaharrison@sympatico.ca or call me at 905-864-4737.

 

IRIE MUSIC FESTIVAL 2008
MUSIC * FOOD * CULTURE
August 1 - 4, 2008

7th annual TD Canada Trust IRIE Music Festival, also known as IRIE FEST, is one of Canada's most exciting annual celebrations of music and the arts. Conveniently located in the heart of downtown Toronto, IRIE FEST 2008 offers programming at two great downtown locations: Nathan Phillips Square and Queen's Park.

2008 Performers ...

BYRON LEE AND THE DRAGONAIRES

CULTURE with KENYATTA HILL

FAB-5

CAFE CUBANO featuring YANI BORRELL

DJ BILLY BRYANS

More 2008 IRIE performers to come.

http://www.iriemusicfestival.com

 

 

 

Thursday July 31st, 2008
"CARIBBEAN MUSIC FEST" - DAY 1 (Boat Ride)
@ EMPRESS OF CANADA - 261 QUEENS QUEY EAST - PIER 29, TORONTO CANADA
Featuring: BYRON LEE & THE DRAGONAIRES
Music by: DJ SILVERBAC
Adm: 40.00

Friday August 1st, 2008
"CARIBBEAN MUSIC FEST" - DAY 2 (BOAT RIDE 2)
@ EMPRESS OF CANADA - 261 QUEENS QUEY EAST - PIER 29, TORONTO CANADA
Featuring: BYRON LEE & THE DRAGONAIRES
Music by: DJ SILERBAC
Adm: 50.00

Sunday August 3rd, 2008
"CARIBBEAN MUSIC FEST" - DAY 3 (SPARROW MEETS THE DRAGON)
@ DOUBLE TREE PLAZA HOTEL - 655 DIXON RD. TORONTO CANADA
Featuring: THE MIGHTY SPARROW & BYRON LEE AND THE DRAGONAIRES
Music by: DJ SILVERBAC & HITMAN OUT OF THE UK
Age Limit: 19+ EVENT
Adm: $45 advance . MORE AT DOOR

Info: 416-282-4416 OR 416-781-4816
Nicey s Food Mart: Scarborough 416-497-9717
Nicey s Food Mart: Brampton 905-450-6045
Nicey s Food Mart: Mississauga 905-270-4417
Nicey s Food Mart: Pickering 905-830-8228
Nicey s Food Mart: Vaughin 416-656-5648
JBS Records Mississauga 905-896-3845
Cooke Dist Toronto 416- 781-4816
Spin City Music Scarborough 416-282-4416