Pub night at The Cove last Friday March 25th went well. It was a bit noisy due to the Vancouver Canucks / Atlanta Thrashers hockey game (which Vancouver won), but we were in the best location possible in the upper area away from the packed lower bar and a lot of the noise. Everyone seemed to enjoy themselves as we told old stories of our times at the Colleges. We didn’t have as large a crowd as our first pub night on 25 February but the following nine attendees had a good time from about 5:30 until 8:45 PM:
– 10061 Dana and Margaret Vanier
– 10323 Ken and Carol Tanner
– 10992 Jeff and Maria Poste
– 7516 Ian Sanderson
– 7059 Terry Senft
– 4913 Ed Hare
I plan to start arranging the 29 April event about mid-April and give you the details shortly thereafter. If you have any pub preferences please let me know.
Cheers,
4913 Ed Hare
Pub Night Coordinator for Vancouver Branch
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