Hall of Recognition 2013

Casey was in Montreal this past weekend because the 1964 Leo's Boys Juvenile football team for whom he played was being inducted into the Pointe St. Charles "Hall of Recognition". They were the first team to win the Dominion Football Championship (sometimes referred to as The Little Grey Cup) which was played in St. Boniface, Winnipeg. It was a very memorable and touching experience to be re-united with former teammates from 49 years ago.

 http://montreal.ctvnews.ca/video?playlistId=1.1475134

 

Other inductees included Lorne 

"Gump" Worsley of the Montreal Canadiens, who also lived on Congregation St. just a few houses up from where Casey lived. Judy Stevens, Bernard Barnoff (Casey's Little League baseball coach), and David O'Neill (a very good friend also from the Pointe.)

 The field where Casey played football is now renovated with lights and bleachers.

The Little League baseball field (Centre St.) where Casey played for the Tigers.

Baseball teammates.

 And a few points of interest. 

Atwater Market.

 

 

 

  Old Montreal

 Where to buy Spruce beer - the corner of Charlevoix and Colerane.

Home was at 630 Congregation Street,
Pointe St . Charles

With Anna's (Casey's niece) grandaughters.

And for you Hab fans

Happy Birthday Casey

Casey celebrated his birthday this past weekend. His fishing license will now cost $5.00 per season.

Bard on the Beach and Polish Festival

Last weekend Audrey and Casey attended the afternoon performance of Hamlet at Bard on the Beach. 

 

 Then dinner at Bridges

 

 

 Today they attended the Polish Festival Vancouver held at Lynn Valley Plaza. There was lots of dancing and some Polish food available.

 

 

At Home

Morning stories

 

Relaxing before heading outdoors

 

 

 Car and bike washing

 Sebastian set up a circuit course 

 

 

 Camping in the backyard

Family Outings # 3

Fishing at Rice Lake

 Hauling in the big one

 

 Even Isabel caught one

 Back at home riding around

 Seabus ride from Granville Island

 

 Ice cream treat - only 300 flavours from which to choose