August 10, 2007 Vancouver Canada
Anna and Nick Tsui made their annual pilgrimage to visit with Brian in Vancouver. Caught in action enjoying the company and generosity of the Tsui's were Nicholas Lai, Robert Lo, Cecil Fung, Nick Tsui, Brian Tsui, Mike Cheung and Gilbert Tan. Seated were the bosses, l - r, Theresa Lo, Angela Lam, Anna Tsui, Gladys Tan. |
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May 24, 2007 Toronto, Canada
Ah Mou drove from New Jersey to Toronto on a secret mission commissioned by Nick Tsui. A bunch of Brothers met him in the Wanchai Section of Toronto and participated with gusto in eating, drinking, joking and reminiscing. The topic of the 40th Anniversary arose and interest in participation was whipped into a frenzy. |
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Pictured above left are Jerry 鄭曉松, Matthew 辛秉耀, Stephen 梁祥鴻, Joe 岑衍祖, Paul 陳家彬, David 陸國楷, Francis 吳民卿 and Louis 繆國禮.
Pictured above right are C.F. 孫掁輝 hiding behind Joe and Remus 曾兆麟 on the right in white.
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After dinner, Ah Mou produced a contract for the impending 40th Reunion trip to HK, in the hopes of getting everyone to sign and commit. So far as commitment goes, everyone whipped out their PDA's and proceeded to mark the dates down. Promises were made by all that an all out effort will be applied to make it. |
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May 23, 2007 Sydney, Australia
Nicholas and Jamie Lai of Vancouver, Canada visited Sydney, Australia, where they met up with long lost friends Gerald and Kitty Wan together with Dr. Ka Tsun and Rowena Lai. Dinner conversation at the Crystal Palace included the strong possibility of an Australian contingent at the 40th Reunion in November in Hong Kong. |
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May 09, 2007
Paul Chan Ka Bun and his lovely wife Genevieve visited the boyz in Vancouver. A wonderful time was had by all over a sumptious dinner. Conversation was lively and Mike was most amusing.
Pictured on the right are Gilbert Tan, Angela & Cecil Fung, John Lam, Andrew Lau, Lee Pui Kee, Paul & Genevieve Chan, Mike Cheung and Nicholas Lai. |
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May 04 2007 (Pictured left)
Ah Mou visited Toronto and met up with Ku Po Kong, David Lok, Remus Tsang and Stephen Leung. Stephen picked an out door restaurant named Big MOUth in the Wanchai section of Toronto. Note the background storefronts and signs of businesses. Ah Mou talked about our 40th Reunion in November 2007 and asked people to join in the celebration in HK. After the boys only dinner, the boyz had their hair trimmed at the Shanghai barber shop. As is evident in the picture lower left, constantly practising the teachings of Fr. Daley, the boyz turned their backs to the place with the yellow sign. |
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May 06, 2007 (Pictured right)
We find Ah Mou the Ambassador back in Big MOUth. This time, he hooked up with Stephen Leung and Matthew San. The subject of after dinner entertainment came up, during and after dinner of course. The trio finally decided to visit a tea parlour and continue into the night drinking bubble tea. |
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Some time in the Autumn of 2006, Paul Chan Ka Bun made his usual trek to Sydney, Australia to visit family. This trip was special when he hooked up with our long lost classmate Dr. Lai Ka Tsun. Pictured here is evidence of the encounter. Of course, a meal and good times was had by the two boys. See the smiles on their faces! |
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| You are not alone if you find Hong Kong's youngsters behaving rudely or holding a misguided sense of values in recent years. Our beloved Rev. Fr. Deignan thought about that too and he decided to do something about it by setting up the Hong Kong International Institute of Educational Leadership (HKIIEL) to promote and develop basic human values. |
With 2007 being our 40th graduation anniversary and Wah Yan still very much in our hearts, a group led by Nick Tsui put together a donation to help HKIIEL put on a variety show. The show was held at the St. Peter's Secondary School on 27 January. You may be interested to know that St. Peter's headmaster happens to be our classmate Peter Lau Chiu Yin.
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Representing Class 67 were Ball chai and Vincent Li Hoi Yuen who went on stage while Wun Kam Hoi was in backstage coaching his 國際經典文化協會 team of 3 little girls and a boy to recite 朱子治家格言 as guest performers. Click on the link on the left for a video of the V-Show (32Mb Download) taken by Nick Tsui. |
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From: Father Deignan
To: Nick Tsui
Sent: Monday, January 08, 2007 8:56 PM
Subject: Greetings and gratitude
Dear Nick,
You have done a wonderful job getting your classmates to support our V-Shows and I thank you and them for their very generous donations which have come in at such short notice. They are really helping our efforts to make young people and teachers more aware of the importance of basic human values in our relationships. I am sure the V-Shows will bear fruit, especially in the joyful participation of the children and parents.
With prayers and gratitude,
Alfred J. Deignan S.J. |
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After El Lay, Ronald flew to Seattle and caught a ride up to Vancouver, with the sole purpose of meeting up with the boys. Rounded up were Lee Pui Kee, Nicholas Lai Oi Man, Joseph Hui Kam Chung, John Lam Wan Fung, Gilbert Tan Sze Yiu and Cecil Fung Chi Chung for dinner.
After dinner, he caught a ride back to Seattle, flew to L.A. for a connection flight to HK.
What a guy!
Seen at left, l-r are Pui Kee, Nicholas, Ronald, Joseph, John, Seal, Cecil |
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Ronald Law Wing Keong resurfaced after 40 years and went visiting.
First stop was Los Angeles, where he found Felix Leung Wing Hang, Vincent Lee Wo Sang (Sahn Jick), Edmund Cheung Chee Yung and Mike Ngan Yiu Cheung.
Seen at right, l-r, are Felix, Ronald, Vincent, Edmund and Mike. |
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For a recent update of Michael, up to year 2000 that is, please click MSzeto.
Michael, when you see this and if you wish to make contact, click Cecil. |
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2006-12-16 Saturday
A dinner meeting was arranged with a couple of newly reconnected brothers, namely Lee Pui Kee 李霈祺 and John Lam Wan Fung 林雲峰. After much updating and joking with each other, the WY67ers posed for the group picture.The banner was produced by Nicholas Lai and is self explanatory. While no birthday cake was in sight, we had cookies and wine and toasted ballchai.
l-r: Mike, Angela & Cecil, Lee Pui Kee, Sheila & Joe, Joanne Lee, John Lam, Jamie & Nicholas. |
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2006-12-07
ballchai, Felix Leung Wing Hang, Vincent (Sahng Jick) Lee and Mike Ngan Liu had a nice mini reunion tonight at the monthly dinner gathering organized by the So. Calif. Wah Yan Alumni Association, at the Holiday Cafe in Monterey Park. |
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2006-11-24
It is a well know fact that any visitor from abroad must have a bowl of fish ball noodle soup at On Lee Restaurant on Shaukiwan Main Street. The fish ball noodle soup not only cures hunger, it is an omen that one will run into old friends in the Restaurant. Such is the case here.
The familiar pangs of hunger drove Stephen Leung to Shaukiwan one fine November day. The aroma of fish balls enticed him to wander into On Lee, following an odor that he faintly remembered from his wilder days. As soon as he entered, he was greeted by Edmund and Peter, who were there checking on the quality of the soya and hot sauces. Joined by Anna Tsui, they shared a table and an excellent lunch of fish ball and beef noodle soup. The group picture on the left was ample evidence. An unknown waiter stuck his head and body into the picture, unbeknownst to Stephen, who paid the bill. |
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Here are some movies of the 2006 Autumn Reunion.
Making an entrance to the festivites, Stephen Leung and Ku Po Kong, as fellow Torontonians, were met by the videographer.
Next, came Lung Chai. He was warmly greeted by ballchai and Ah Fook.
The party got into full swing at din din.
Everyone had a chance to speak. Here's a clip of Albert Lee Kwok Chuen, Stephen Siu, Dick lau, ballchai and Mario Lee.
A momentous decision was made and the Chairs of the 40th Reunion were selected. After Mario and Nick, Ronald Law Wing Keong spoke.
The speeches continued with Ku Po Kong, Peter Lau Chiu Yin and Lam Chai.
Nick introduced Dr. Edward Woo Sin Wai, followed by Choi Suk, Vincent Li Hoi Yuen, Mrs. Larry Yeung Nai Luen and Donna Eng.
Joe Lung Chai shared his thoughts next and was moved and moving. Then, Albert Leung Kwok Kuen took his turn at the mic.
Stephen Leung then related what happened to him in the last 39 years.
Alex Seng was in top comical form, followed by Dr. Francis Lee Wan Tse.
Super Mario, always the gentleman, thanked the wives and children and friends of our 67 Classmates before Paul Eng introduced his family.
Everyone enjoyed the party and reunion so much that all felt sad to part company.
See you all next November!
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2006-11-19
Nick, Lam Chai and Mui Lam organized a reunion in honour of newly reconnected bros, Lung Chai and Ah Fook. Ah Fook came in from Hawaii with his brood. Other out-of-towners included Stephen Leung and Ku Po Kong from Toronto. Please click on the picture on the right to find out who's who. |
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李國銓, 羅永強, 黃培植,
周永漢, 龍述祖, 顧寶剛,
梁國權, 蕭智豐, 劉超賢,
章子融, 吳福明, 梁祥鴻,
胡善為, 李海元, 林漢基, 林健生,
孫承德, 李允志, 李梅林, 楊傑材, 劉迪光, 徐佩傳 |
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What a wonderful reunion night! The Class 67 home page was projected on the screen all night long and all those old pictures induced much laughter and interesting conversation. The mic was passed around and everyone was asked to say something to sum up what happened to him after 1967. Some were serious and a little emotional but most tried to be smart and cracked jokes as frequently as possible. |
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The location of the meet and greet was at the Disciplined Services Sports & Recreation Club, Caroline Hill Road, Causeway Bay, HK. Arranged by Super Mario, food was of course supplied in copious amounts and quality was out of this world. Those with 6-packs ate as much as those without. |
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Email messages from Ah Mou, Andrew Lau and Paul Chan were read out and that made us feel that they were right there with us.
Paul Eng, our guest of honour was awarded a Cup by Joe Lung for winning the ping pong tournament. That was no surprise to us because Paul is ranked 21 in Hawaii.
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Catching up on each other for the first time since 1967 for some of the participants, the evening was emotionally charged. Remembering happy times years ago brought tears to more than one eye. This is the appropriate time for grown men to regress into Boyz. Boyhood stories were shared, compared and exaggerated; smart ass comments abound. Triggered by images from years before, the good old days got better and better. |
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Where would we be without our loved ones? Persons of significance were present, not to keep a tight rein but to share and help celebrate our esprit de corps and friendship. Their tolerance of our tomfoolery, their patience with our neglect at this occasion and their stoic understanding of our unverbalized appreciation and love was deeply and truly appreciated. |
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What would an event like this be without the group photo as stipulated by Nick? So here it is on the left, the Boyz and Girlz of the 2006 Autumn Reunion. A total of 22 Boyz attended.
It is not that easy to figure out who came with whom. Some are obvious in the picture. For a complete list of names, email President for Life Nick. |
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Paul Eng Fook Ming. aka Paul Ng Fook Ming, better known to his friends as Ah Fook, brought his persons of significance to HK for root-finding and seeing friends from long ago. What would such a visit be without sharing of Dim Sum? Along with Dim Sum, of course, is tea sipping.Seen here in fine tea sipping form are:Standing l-r: Stephen Siu, Peter Lam, Edmund Cheung, Dick Lau, Nick Tsui
Seated l-r: Greg "Da Bun" Lam, Paul, Donna, Ryan, Andrea Eng |
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A Very Happy 60 Years Old Dick!
Dick's children planned and organized a great party to please their old man. The finest of wine, food and company, topped off with a video show of greeting clips from family and friends overseas.
Somehow, they even managed, not without great difficulty, to let him win $80 at the mah-jong table. Dick was indeed much pleased. He was all smiles all night long. His speech was focused specially on our Class 67. As expected, he was interrupted more than once by James Yeung and Mario Lee who couldn't resist from cracking jokes in response to contents of his speech. More fun was thus added to the already warm and loving speech... HAPPY BIRTHDAY DICK! |
Back L to R: Nick Tsui, James Yeung, Stephen Siu, Dick Lau, Peter Lam, Mario Lee, James Chan, To Man Kuen
Front: Alfred Ng, Edmund Cheung, Albert Leung, Patrick Lam, Lawrence Yeung |
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Our newly found long lost brother Paul Eng Fook Ming with his family. Ah Fook lives in Hawaii now and works in the petroleum industry. You can find him at his 3rd favourite pasttime, surfing and hanging ten in Waikiki. <<<--- l-r: Ryan, Donna, Andrea and Paul
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2006-07-03 saw Ah Mou and wife Carolyn and daughter Erin driving from New Jersey to visit old friends in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. After many hours on the road, the 繆 family arrived and found White Rabbit and Jenny at the Ambassador Restaurant. Sharing stories and good food were in order and a good time was had by all. There was no chopstick fighting or throwing of food, and civility ruled the day. Fun and fellowship was enjoyed and promises were made to do the same at the next earliest opportunity.
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Later, Louis went drinking with more old friends. Being the designated non-drinker, White Rabbit, true to his name, had OJ. The others happily imbibed martinis and beers and got happier. Attitudes were adjusted with enthusiasm. Nick, our Prez 4 Life, was called in HK by the group, and was roused from bed at 10:30 am. Louis thanked Nick for his fantastic work in bringing us together and roundly shined his shoes.Seated l-r: Paul Chan Ka Bun, David Lok Kwok Kai, Stephen Leung Cheung Hung, Ah Mou 繆國禮, Remus Tsang Siu Lun
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Sunday, September 17, 2006 The bonding and renewal of friendship of the Four Caballeros, sitting in a dim sum palace, sipping tea and reminiscing and catching up on the last 39 years, in sleepy Mississauga, a suburb of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.The buys in black had the same body shape as years ago. The boys in white were packing extra subdermal insulation, not kevlar body armour, contrary to popular belief.
Remus "White Rabbit" Tsang, Paul "Crazy Horse" Chan, Cecil Fung Chi Chung, Stephen Leung Cheung Hung |
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Topics of discussion ranged from our times at Wah Yan, our children and grandchildren, and our commitment to attend the 40th reunion.This picture was taken on 2006.09.16, 2 days after Paul's 2nd grandchild, a lovely girl named Chloe, made her premiere entrance to the world.
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Please join us in a moment of silence to grieve the passing away of late Fr. Foley. Late Fr. Foley left this world at 11pm 4th September 2006 (Dublin time) in his nursing home in Dublin. This photograph is hardly a recent one but it is one image that many of us will always remember him by. You may all be comforted to learn that of late, many old boys have written to late Fr. Foley and a few even made the trip over especially to visit him. I am happy to report that all these made him extremely glad. One good way to measure a good teacher must be by how many old students take the trouble to visit him. From the gestures of Wahyanites, late Fr. Foley's relatives also got to learn how great a part of life Wah Yan had been to him and vice versa. They are all very proud of late Fr. Foley and were able to persoanlly sense the affection displayed by the locals a few years ago during their visit to HK. The funeral in Dublin was held on 7th September in the Jesuit Church Dublin. In the meantime, take stock of our fond memories for the kind man who came all the way from Ireland, who taugh us so much and made a difference in many of our lives. Enjoy the reassuring knowledge that Fr. Foley is now peacefully by God's side. The Requiem Mass for late Rev. Fr. J. Foley, S.J. will be held at the Cathedral, Caine Road, on 14th September, 2006 at 7:30p.m. Cardinal Zen will be the Chief Celebrant.
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Fr. Foley left this earth on September 04, 2006, at 11:00 pm Dublin time. Funeral mass will be held on September 7th in Dublin. Please go to http://www.wahyan-psa.org for updates. While his passing was not totally unexpected, I am experiencing a great sense of loss.I remember Fr. Foley. I first knew him as our Principal in Primary 5. He was our quintessential version of 007. With his slightly crooked smile, a glint of good-natured mischief in his eyes and a quiet self-confidence in each step, had he not received the calling of the Church, I could almost see him holding a double vodka martini in one hand, mesmerizing all the ladies at hand, and breaking the bank at baccarat. However, he became a spiritual man, a servant of God and mentor, teacher and friend to us all. He often joked with us and played along with us, all the while knowing that his “wings” are being tied into a knot behind his back. As you open the attached file, please read what Fr. Foley wrote to us some 39 years ago. We have been reunited by email and we are living the spirit of Wah Yan as Fr. Foley had hoped for.And now, he is peacefully at God’s side.
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This is indeed sad news to us all. I remember Fr. Foley fondly. He was my badminton partner and we won many games due to ... me. I especially remember the times when I didn't wear school designed uniform and was caught by Fr. Foley at the entrance. He wouldn't scold me per se, but would simply wring my ear and raise it a few inches so that I would get the message.He was a good-natured man with such handsome looks. Yes, he was very attractive, and actually better looking than 007. Though I don't know if he would sip martinis, but I am sure he was fond of the wine's of benediction.All kidding aside, I miss all my father and y'all.
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I could remember how I loved to climb up and down the slopes of Wah Yan next to Stubbs Road, during lunch time. I enjoyed the excitement of hiding amidst the tall grass and the tranquility looking up the blue sky lying on grass. I was caught by Fr. Foley while I stuck my head out. He cautioned me, of course, but I think he did not really forbid me, as I kept this adventurous activity for quite some time. There are so much that we have gained from Wah Yan, particularly all the devoted and loving fathers.I could not remember when I last met Fr. Foley after I left Wah Yan. As circumstances went, I maintained good contact with Fr. Deignan. I count this one of greatest blessing from God.I was fortunate enough to have the chance to share some fine wine with Fr. Deignan in recent years. How I wish the same with Fr. Foley. May that be fulfulled some time in the arms of God.May the spirit of the Jesuit priests and Wah Yan long last and best wishes to you all.
Francis Lee Wan Tsi 2006-09-05 |
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After leaving Wah Yan in 1968, the next time I contacted Fr. Foley was in preparation of the International Conference in Toronto in 2002. Although he could not attend due to his health, he sent us a photo and message. Since then, he'd send me a Christmas card every year with a few words in it.I'll treasure these as well as the everlasting memory of a great mentor and teacher.
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Late night supper at New York City Chinatown, shared by the 2 families. Unparalleled hospitality by the 繆's was demonstrated here by the amount of food on the table. Apparently, blue is a favourite colour.
l-r: Erin, Chris, Louis, Cecil, Angela, Carolyn --->>>
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Headbanging session between the Tsangs and the 繆家. Picture was taken on August 25, 2006 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada but could have masqeraded as any similar restaurant anywhere in the world. <<<--- l-r: Remus, Jenny, Carolyn, Erin, Louis
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A group get-together at Nicholas Lai's home in Vancouver, BC on August 27, 2006. Attendees include Andrew Lau Chee Shun, Robert Lo See, Nick the President Tsui, Andrew Chu Lok Yan, Mike Cheung Chee Kee and Gilbert Seal Tan Sze Yiu.
l-r: Andrew L, Robert, Nick, Andrew C, Nicholas, Mike, Seal --->>>
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The IC2006 Gala Dinner on Saturday, August 19 was co-chaired by 67er Joe Hui. These are some of the dressed up boys and girls.B: l-r: Nicholas, Seal, Nick, Cecil, Angela
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On Friday, August 18, a mini reunion was held. The occasion brought together the Six Old Guns, their Roses and significant persons. Reunited for the 1st time since F.5, we quickly renewed old friendships, shared memories and laughter, and had a grand time. |
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The Six Old Guns, brimming with WY Spirit, toasted Wah Yan, the occasion, each other and you.
<<<--- l-r: Andrew Lau Chee Shun, Nicholas, Cecil, Nick, Mike Cheung Chee Kee, Seal |
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Cecil came with Angela and Chris; Mike escorted Ivy; Nicholas brought along Jamie and Josh; Nick grooved in with Anna and Brian; Seal tagged along with Gladys and Mike T. Guns: Josh, Chris, Nicholas, Nick, Mike, Cecil, Seal, Mike T, Brian --->>>
Roses: Jamie, Ivy, Anna, Angela, Gladys --->>> |
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Andrew had to leave right after dinner. Here's a pic of the ever quiet gentleman and his lady Julia.
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This is Cecil Fung reporting on another headbanging session of the 67 boys. The occasion was the International Conference hosted by the Vancouver Chapter in August, 2006. Under the expert tutelage of our President for Life Nick, I managed to sneak into the ranks of the Rookie Web Updater. So, here goes ..... |
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It was the evening of Thursday, August 17, 2006, at the River Rock Casino Hotel in Richmond, BC, Canada. The all too familiar refrains of 'The House of the Rising Sun" wafted in the air, setting the mood. Our beloved Father Deignan, looking radiant as ever, tended to his flock of a bunch of 67 boys, emotional yet stoic, and 2 lovely ladies.
B: l-r: Cecil Fung Chi Chung, Nicholas Lai Oi Man, Anna Tsui, Jenny Tsang --->>> F: l-r: Gilbert Tan Sze Yiu, Fr. Deignan, Remus "White Rabbit" Tsang, Nick "President for Life" Tsui --->>> 2006.08.25
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At the IC2006 Reception, a very youthful looking Mr. Yu, with more hair on his head and a smoother skin on his face, made a bunch of 67ers act and, more appropriately, feel their age. A picture of the moment is presented for rumination.
l-r: Seal, Cecil, Nick, Mr. Yu, Nicholas, Joseph Hui Kam Chung, White Rabbit. |
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As the Group dashed off for some late night nosh, a spectacular chance encounter caught them posing with a mentor of memories past. Tight in body, with a thinning yet flowing silvery mane, he was none other than Mr. Fung Kam Sang, our Chinese History teacher, he of the deep permanent tan!
l-r: Seal, White Rabbit, Cecil, Nicholas, Mr. Fung, Joe Hui, Nick --->>>
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Ball group photo taken on 2005.12.21 |
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Old men and the sea? No!
It's old pals and the sea view... Ah Yin and Dick Lau dropped by Nick
Tsui's office in Shau Kei Wan for a quick fish ball lunch on 2005.12.29. |
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Boxing
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gang at home treated Ah Mou at home and in Tai Koo Place. 2005.11.09 &
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Mike Ngan Yiu Chueng (Ngan Liu) met up
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26 November, 2004
A fine example of lifelong learning, James Yeung Kit Choi was a Form 5D boy in 1967 who spent most of his time on the basketball court with his school team buddies. He never paid too much attention to his books. Yet more than three decades later, on 24 November 2004, he was conferred the Doctor of Business Administration degree.
"I developed the interest to further study purely because I was influenced by Tao Man Kuen, one of my best friends in Wah Yan. He had two Master Degrees, so I thought I could do it too. Later, the more I studied, the more I felt I was really deficient in knowledge. So I kept going. I intend to do a PhD in History later on. However, I would like to take a little time off to enjoy life with my wife Dorothy and my family before I take up further studies," says Dr. James Yeung, the GM of Dragooair South East Asia. "I would like to share my experience with young Wahyanites and would like to say that the pursuance of knowledge is never enough, and thus is never ending. As long as there is a will, there is a way. It's never too late to try!" he continued. |
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10 May 2004
Gilbert Tan Sze Yiu sneaked into Hong Kong briefly and managed to meet up with his '67 classmates in the Tai Woo Restaurant in Causeway Bay. James Yeung flew in from Bangkok where he represented DragonAir, Dick Lau from Shanghai where he was a property developer and Lawrence Yeung just got off a plane from Paris. Gilbert, our man from Vancouver, was accompanied by his wife Gladys and son Derrick.
By the way, congratulations to Dick Lau for having just become the first grand daddy of the class of '67!
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Immediately following the World Health Organization's lifting of its international travel advisory against visiting Hong Kong yesterday (23rd May 2003), many Hong Kong residents ate out to celebrate for the first time in over 50 days. Members of WYHK basketball school team of the '60s too were doing their share of reviving Hong Kong's economy at the New Kotobuki Japanese Restaurant in Tsim Sha Tsui.
According to the managing director of the New Kotobuki Japanese Restaurant, wife of Mario Lee Mui Lam, their restaurant is happy to offer a special 10% discount (except for items on set menu) to all Wahyanites from both the Hong Kong and Kowloon schools. "Just ask for Poon Shou Ying", she said. The restaurant offers an interesting combination of Japanese and French cuisines. |
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Back row L to R: Lawrence Yeung (fan), To Man Kuen (team member), Nick Tsui (fan), Peter Tam (team captain), James Yeung (team member); Front row L to R: Patrick Lam (he played badmington but attended this gathering because he couldn't locate his badmington teammates), Mario Lee Mui Lam (team captain), Peter Lam (Internet comic guru responsible for cheering up the class of 67 by providing daily entertainment during the SARS attack), James Wong (fan). The redness and the dazed look on the faces were caused by the chilled Japanese Sake. |
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11 Oct 2001 or 16 Aug 2001
The class of 67 dinner in honour of Andrew Chu Lok Yan (visiting from Edmonton, Canada) and Raymond Kwan Pak Ho (from Houston, Texas) was held at the Pine & Bamboo Restaurant, Causeway Bay, the same restaurant the group frequented over 30 years ago during lunch breaks.
Seated left to right: Andrew Chu, Raymond Kwan, Paul Chan, Wong Hung Ki, Alex Seng, Michael Chung.
Standing left to right: Nicholas Tsui, Stephen Siu, Alfred Chow, Tong Man Kan, Mario Lee, James Wong and Peter Lam |
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BBQ at Shek O. |
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In memory of our beloved Brian Wong and
our favourite Pine & Bamboo Restaurant (closed down in 2005). Pictures
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