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Thursday June 28, 2001
Let the games begin...The
tekillya has started flowing.
The practice night has ended with only
one casualty. See picture. I feel sorry for the few people who did not
have the foresight to take Friday as a vacation day, but as Frankie says
'That's life'. If you want more stories about Thursday, feel free to ask
dumb-dumb tonight...
Other than the point 08 and walking, this
was the safest mode of transportation for the evening. This vehicle was
actually rescued from the garbage at around 2:32 am and now resides on
Lakebreeze waiting for it's rescue.TGIF that they pick up the garbage.
Friday June 29, 2001
Two down and two to go...
In the words of the Fifth Dimension: Last
night, I didn't get to sleep at all,,,almost. The first night of 'official'
activities went off without a hitch, except for the blown amplifier at
the Legion. Highlight of the walking tour: The Young/Snell 'pit' stop.
Thank Nancy and Don. Picture below;
Saturday June 30, 2001
An outstanding success!!!
The main event was a major success as
an estimated 300 frolickers crowded the Pit between major downpours.
The music never stopped as well as the dancing. Thank's to the Tartan Pub
Owners and staff for an outstanding job. As well DJ Earl Flint managing
to to keep everyone dancing till 3:00am despite a barrage of unusual
requests from a bunch of unusual people. Pictures will be coming
in soon.
Thanks also to Snell Clan for hosting
the Wanna Bee's party until tide people over until the doors opened to
everyone at 9:00.
Sunday July 1, 2001
They took a lickin' but
they're still kickin'
Somehow, some way, a crew of volunteers,
after only a very few hours of sleep, arrived at the Senior's Men's Club
to prepare a hearty breakfast for the hundred odd people who managed
to get up after the party. These volunteers prepared a fantastic breakfast
and cleaned up the mess we left. Hats off to all the volunteers!!!
A video montage of old pictures taken
Jim Flint was a welcomed center piece. Thanks Jim (and Don) for setting
it up.
Canada Day Celebrations
After the breakfast, some people winded
their way to the LTMHS grounds for the Canada Day Festivities which were
capped off by a very cold and windy fireworks display going up as the temperature
was going down into single digits.
Mrs. Cockings' LTM yearbook booth was
grand success as people dropped in all day to gaze at old yearbooks looking
for their former selves and classmates.
Some revelers even managed to drop back
into headquarters (Tartan Pub) after the fireworks.
Monday July 2, 2001
Pockets O'fun still going
on.
As people are slowly heading from whence
they came there are still a handful of animals remaining in Two Mountains
(and nearby) who haven't quite had enough. A day off is always a good excuse
to get together. So party on will you still can and have a safe trip home.
Stay tuned to this website for pictures
and more comments.