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Calling all 1983 graduates of City Park Collegiate Institute, Saskatoon, SK It's a bit of a shocker, but yes, it has been 25 years. Time to reunite!
Our 25 year High School reunion will be held the weekend of July 18 and 19, 2008. To register for the reunion, print this form (PDF) and scan and email, or send written details to Tess Boehm (Waehrer) at tess(dot)boehm@sasktel.net The cost for dinner will be $40 per dinner guest (includes tax and gratuity) and can be paid during the Friday night event AS ALONG AS WE KNOW YOU ARE COMING! Please email or fax ASAP :-)
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Are you in touch with any of our former teachers? Please forward their contact information to tess(dot)boehm@sasktel.net.
Event #1 Friday July 18, 08: Cocktail party/Meet and greet at Foxy's Lounge & Eatery Ltd, 821 Central Avenue (Classmate Darrin Brayshaw's place!) 6:30 pm until ??
Event #2 Saturday, July 19, 08, Revisit good ol' CPCI!
10:30 am Event #3 Saturday, July 19, 11:30 am, Lunch! Those not participating in the golf tournament can linger over dessert, renew old friendships, tour the conservatory, and the gallery. Event #4 Saturday, July 19, 08, Golf Tournament, Par 3, Silverwood Golf Course. 1:00 pm. Family and friends welcome! Event #5 Saturday, July 19, 08, Dinner at Koutouki Restaurant, 6:30 pm. 119 3rd Ave S., "The Total Greek Experience!"
From Savourlife.ca: The Koutouki Taverna in Edmonton has a reputation for delicious food and generous portions and now Saskatoon has the good fortune to encounter all that in a more traditional Greek atmosphere. Yianni Psalios owns and operates three Koutoukis in Edmonton and has partnered with Simon Papadopoulos from Saskatoon to bring new life into a great space. Koutouki Taverna in Saskatoon has been open for a couple of weeks now at 119 3rd Avenue South (244-4777). Now if you’re thinking that there’s something familiar about the name Yianni Psalios, it’s because he’s the patriarch behind The Family Restaurant on Food Network Canada. Lunches and dinners are served Monday to Friday and the restaurant opens later at 4 pm on Saturday and Sunday. * With sadness...Robert Hanna Robert W. Hanna 28 February, 1966 26 March, 2008 After
a very brief illness, Rob passed away in Denver, Colorado where he was
vacationing with his son, Bryant. Left to mourn with his son are his
parents, Lawrence and Francoise Hanna; his sister, Stephanie and her
husband Gregory Siemens from La Crosse, Wisconsin; and many uncles,
aunts and cousins from Montreal area; as well as many friends and co-workers.
Rob was appointed an Officer in her Majesty's Canadian Armed Forces
Navel Reserve in 1985. He graduated from the University of Saskatchewan
with a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering in 1988. While at University
he was very involved in student activities and was President of the
Engineering Student Association, 1986-87. He also attended the Columbia
University Graduate School of Business in 1999 and 2003. Rob worked
in the pulp and paper industry most of his career. This brought him
to many locations in Canada, USA and Europe where he worked as a specialist
and consultant in papermaking and made many friends. He was a very accomplished
young man. His residence at the time of his passing was Sartell, Minnesota.
Rob loved his son Bryant very much and spent as much time as he could
with him. He taught his son how to play chess and coached him in hockey
and they did many activities together. Bryant was the pride and joy
of his life. A Prayer Service has been set for Thursday, April 10 at
7:30 p.m. and the Mass of Christian Burial for April 11, 2008 at 10:30
a.m, with both being held at St. Anne's Roman Catholic Parish, 217 Lenore
Drive. In lieu of flowers, please make donations in memory of Rob to
a charity of your choice. Email condolences may be sent to mail@saskatoonfuneralhome.com.
Arrangements have been entrusted to SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME. 244-5577.
* Manju Khandelwal With great sadness we acknowledge the death of our classmate Manju Khandelwal , and her sister Chandra Khandelwal at the hands of terrorism on June 23, 1985, on board Air India Flight 182, and at Narita Airport, Tokyo, Japan. From testimony of Manju and Chandra's brother, Deepak Khandelwal, during the Air India enquiry, September 25, 2006: "Like Chandra, (Manju) had musical talent and played
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