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Irish Review Fall 06 The Irish Review A quarterly publication for the Vancouver College Community Issue 4 September 2006 Construction of New Facilities Alumni To Start Homecoming Game September 16th, 11:45 am - 5:00 pm Opening season home game is September 16th, O'Hagan Field versus cross town rivals Saint Thomas More Knights. Kick off is at 1:30. This is a game not to be missed! All alumni and families are invited to join us in the hospitality tent east side of O'Hagan field for a complimentary barbeque lunch starting at 11:45am to 1:15 pm plus gift packages for all alumni attending the game. Classmates can plan to meet at the alumni tables in the beer garden from 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Make your connections there and enjoy music provided by our very own VC Jazz band. Join us in the hospitality tent, sign in and leave a note for friends, register for the Irish Online, look up graduates in the alumni directory, and obtain information on Vancouver College and Alumni Association programs. Please RSVP your attendance by calling 604.261.4285 ext 265 or email [email protected] Thanks to the generosity and vision of a small group of individuals who have provided the seed money, construction starts this month on the new facilities at Vancouver College. The funds received provide for the completion of the Science Centre with its state-of-the-art super lab at the Centre plus four senior science classrooms, greenhouse, and computer room. It will also cover the construction cost of the building envelopes for the Performing Arts Hall, the new additional gymnasium with adjoining Fitness centre and change rooms. With over half of the budgeted $10.1 million expansion to our college raised to date, we are confident we can raise the rest to fully complete the project by Fall 2007. The winning bid for construction of the new facilities came from Heatherbrae Construction, a family owned and operated company established by Michael Knight in April, 1990. Heatherbrae, which originated in Vancouver, BC and has since spread throughout the province and neighbouring Alberta, has on its team over 100 years of combined experience in construction, estimation and management. The company is known as a general contractor with a special interest in building and renovating schools and is currently working on projects at Little Flower Academy and Our Lady of Perpetual Health. Construction will take approximately fourteen months till completion. For weekly updates on the construction please go to the VC website at www.vc.bc.ca after September. To learn more about the project, contact Kim Findlay at 604-261-3755 or email at [email protected] VC NEWS VC SPORTS ALUMNI NEWS • Message from the • Canada wins overall • New VC Alumni Millennium Foundation event Programs The of • Upcoming Events • Finals - World Rowing • 2006 Basketball Strength Tradition Junior Championships Tournament The of • RIP Pursuit Excellence • Reunions INSIDE• Where are they Now VC News Vancouver College Limited Trustees Bruno De Vita John Nixon (VC’69) Partner, Alexander Holburn President, John Nixon Public Affairs Msgr. Stephen Jensen Consultants Ltd. Episcopal Vicar for Education Thank You Most Reverend, Raymond Roussin, Archbishop of Vancouver “The Blessed Edmund Rice Annual Fund represents Board of Directors a collective effort by our alumni, parents, past parents Chair Brother Michael Segvich and friends to provide vital support for the College's John Nixon (VC’69) Director of Education, President, John Nixon Public Six Christian Affairs Consultants Ltd. Brothers Schools, USA highest priorities - above all, for its students. Every Vice Chair gift counts. Thank you for participating.” Lauri Ann Fenlon David Hardy Partner, Fasken Martineau Principal, Vancouver College Limited - Dave Hardy, Principal Peter Bull Father Ian Stuart (VC’70) President, Blenheim Realty Ltd. Pastor, St. Anthony’s Parish Blessed Edmund Rice Annual Fund John Cordonier John Kettlewell Gifts to the annual fund help keep tuition fees affordable, fund capital improve- Vice President, Development, Businessman Bentall Group ments, enhance programs, address immediate needs of students and provide for Brother Anthony Murphy future needs. Teresa Domingo President Emeritus, Senior Human Resources Manager Vancouver College Limited HSBC Bank Canada The names listed represent those who supported the annual fund during the Bob Stewart Brother John Gale Retired Chief of Vancouver Police fiscal year of July 1, 2005 to June 30, 2006. President, St. Thomas More Dr. David Sylvester Dr. Michael Varelas (VC’76) President, Corpus Christi College Neurologist, Cyndi Accili, Greg Accili, Eric Alikpala, James Werner and Helga Hoing, Clara Hokhold, Richmond Hospital Dr. Stephen Ho (VC’82) Allan, Jeannette Y. Andrew, Anthony and Astor Anthony and Barbara Holler, Andrew Huang Radiologist, Vancouver General Ang, Leslie and Karen Ang, Paul and Siony Ang, and, Cecilia Wong, ICBC, Emeric and Madelyn Hospital Archdiocese of Vancouver, Antonio and Ana Inasi, Chung Ling Ip and May Kwok, Rafael and Christine Chan Arciniega, Trevor Armstrong and, Catherine Alicia Jacinto, Jack & Mary Topolewski Family Chartered Accountant Kinahan, Grant Atkins and Scarlett McGladery, Foundation, Diane Johnson, Robert Johnstone, Barrie Bain and Gail Francis-Bain, Leah Bains, Gary and Annamarie Jones, Roy and Olivia Jung, Ballard Power Systems Inc., BC Cancer Agency, Paolo and Winnie Kalaw, Hubert and Rebecca Bradley and Elizabeth Becker, Eileen Beltgens, Kan, Wing Hong Kan and Lydia Sare, Karen Dave Belton and Theresa McCallister, Bentall Keating, Sean Keenan and Christine Alvarez, Vancouver College Millennium Capital Limited, Victor and Mariflor Betita, Doug John and Carmel Kettlewell, Anthony and Susan and Pam Blais, Larry Blaschuk, Wesley and Kim, Yong & Hwa Kim, The Kingston Family, Foundation Members Cathy Bolton, Borden Ladner Gervais, Celso and Kevin and Joanne Konar, Ray Koon and Teresa Anita Boscariol, Al Botteselle, Ron Bourgeois, Choi, Vincent and Anne Kordyback, Rob Jim Clarke Marilu Mayuga Robert and Juliana Boyd, Brett and Christine Kozikowski, KPMG, Philip and Barbara Kubik, President, First Key Corporation Human Resources Bradstock, Richard Breakell and Yoo Hyun Park, Clarence and, Elizabeth Lafortune, Joseph Lai Consultant Ronald Bruce, Henry Budai, Blenheim Trust, and Sabrina Hui, Lung Pui Lai and Diana Tong, Sharon Federal Burgess Cawley, Sullivan & Associates, Joseph Juliana Laing, Ron and Deolita Landingin, Controller, MacDonald Realtors Most Reverend, Burke, Canada Revenue Agency, Leslie Canavan Michael and Kelly Lattimer, Allan Lau and Noel and Sarah Nation, JimThank Canil, Darryl Cardey, Jim Mok, Koon Ming Lau and Marianne Dam, Jeff Lowe Raymond Roussin, Partner, RBS Lawyers Archbishop of Vancouver Carney and Cincy Ziolkoski, Carmelita Casaje, Laurels Lau and Ginger Wei, Ray Lau and Fanny Clara Chalifour, Checky Chan and Dorothy Ng, Chen, Valmon J. LeBlanc and Jane Rush-LeBlanc, Chris and Stella Chan, Dennis and Rose Chan, Jeonghyeon Lee and Kyung Hee Ra, Michael and Jackson and Rose Chan, Willy and Eling Chance, Elena Lee, Norman Lee and Aline Ko, Andrew Barry and Jeanine Chase, Celia Che, Charles and Lee's Family, Thomas Lee and Joanna Chan, Directors Emily Cheng, Matthew Cheng and Elizabeth William and Nelly Lee, Kim and May Lem, Paul Chair William O’Brien (VC’70) Hong, Raymond and Lisa Cheng, Vincent and and Anita Leong, Russell and Wendy Leong, Paul Chisholm Financial Consultant Virginia Cheuk, Wai-Kit Cheung and Lan-Fong Geoffrey Leung and Virginia Kwok, Kin's Farm President, IFD Corporation Kwok, Warren and Jenny Cheung, Manuel and Market, Kwok Leung and Fanny Cheng, Wyman Trevor Armstrong Roger Robillard (VC’72) Lucena Chew, Christian and Carol Chia, Paul Leung, Jackson Li and Lucia Lee, Marie Lingley, Partner, Hamilton Duncan President, Morgan Brake & and Grace Chisholm, Jeffrey and Delores Chiu, Mark Little and Claudia Irvine-Little, Charles and Armstrong & Stewart Clutch Ltd. Aidawati Chong, Ten Hon Choo, Andrew and Shelagh Locke, Peter and Marie Louis, George Milizza Choy, Carman and Kathryn Chu, Albino MacIntosh, Hector and Timmy MacKay-Dunn, Dr. Tony Holler Barrie Smythe and Emily Chua, Nick Ciavarella and Gail Gordon MacKenzie, Ken and Sherrill Mair, Wing Chairman of the Board Chairman, Dibernardo, Nigel and Mary Clare, Velma Clark, Mak and Mei Yuen Siu, Yolando and Josie Medsurge Medical Products Corp. Craigmont Mines Tom and Lora Clarke, Jim and Kathleen Clarke, Malabuyoc, Jimmy and Alma Mamonluk, Albert Paul and Colleen Clarke, Dick and Beryl Clarke, and Christine Man, Henry and Pattie Man, Tricia Peter and Susan Clayton-Carroll, Patrick and Ira Marcotte, Grzegorz and Magdalena Martinka, Rolf Campaign Leadership Committee Cleary, Concord Pacific Group Inc., Brian and and Roswitha May, Henry and Evelyn Mayuga, Monica Conlin, John C. Cooke, John and Susan Marilu and Val Mayuga, Peter McKenna-Small Tony and Barbara Holler Kim Findlay, Cordonier, Grover and Natasha Covington, and Philippa McKenna, Jenny McKnight, James Campaign Co-Chairs Managing Director, Vancouver Crosby Property Management Ltd., Mario and McLaughlin and Liz Fong McLaughlin, Margaret College Millennium Foundation Theresa Cruz, Dennis and Joanne Currie, McLaughlin, Ted McLorg, Ben and Luz-Marie John Nixon (VC’69) Michael and Lourdes D'Arcy, Bruno and Dianne McTaggart, Jamie McTavish and Karen Flavelle, Leadership Phase Chair Nadyne Montgomery De Vita, John Dean and Sylvie Langlois, Kishor David and Debbie Mills, John Mills and Myrna Parents’ Phase Chair and Rupa Deb, Michael and
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