Wednesday, October 31, 2007



Mausica Teachers' College Alumni - Ontario
Cordially invites you to attend

A Brunch and Fashion Show
Sunday, November 11, 2007
12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
at


Valdrina's
14 Lebovic Avenue, Scarborough
(Eglington Power Centre - Warden & Eglington)


Delicious all-you-can-eat Caribbean Buffet


Tickets: Adults: $25.00
Children: $12.00 (12 & under)
Georgeous fashions, Great entertainment,
Door prizes, Raffle


For tickets please contact:
Brenda - 416 289 3366 (Scarborough)
Winsley - 905 683 2304 (Ajax)
Gerry - 905 820 1710 (Mississauga)
Anne - 905 459 9402 (Brampton)

Mausica Teachers' College is the first residential co-ed teachers college in Trinidad. The institution opened in 1963 and closed its doors in 1979 after providing training for more than 1500 teachers from across the Caribbean.


Monday, October 22, 2007

Re: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAILS
2007-Oct-19-1733hrs
Hello Errol,
Please forward this response to Elaine in case she doesn't receive it directly.
Thanks,
Selwyn
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Dear Elaine,
Thank you very much for taking the time to comment on the video, Harry Joe's Children, and specifically for your insights into some of the events and personalities referenced in it. We all have our individual connection to Mausica in general, and Mr Joseph, in particular. In my day I did a mean imitation of Mr Joseph, and we developed a kind of respect for one another, as a result.
But just as there is no definitive Mausica experience, I am sure there is not a singular response to the video, and I hope that it strikes a chord in each and every Mausican, in some manner; and cumulatively, the those individual experiences would be far greater than the individual video, as Harry Joe might have pointed out in one of his classes.
One story that stands out for me from the video goes as follows: Florence Harvey Sorias, who lives in Toronto, tells the story of being saved from drowning by a fellow Mausican while on an excursion. Last year on a visit to New York, I ran into Elmo Phillip (64-66) and he confirmed Florence's story, and added that he was the person who saved her from drowning. He subsequently called her and they re-connected after several decades.
I am sure there are dozens of unusual stories hidden in all of the footage seen in the video, but we wouldn't know until someone identifies them.
Thanks for starting something, maybe there are lots of other stories out there.
Regarding the archiving of the video, I have asked Felix Edinborough to drop off a copy at the National Library, as you suggested.
Best Wishes
Selwyn Jacob

Saturday, October 06, 2007

Re: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAILS
2007-Oct-06-0334hrs
Thank You!
Thank U Lashley. I don't usually send responses but I do want you to know that I deeply appreciate your efforts. This is a gargantuan task that you have undertaken and doing a phenomenal job. I don't think there are words that could ever truly express that gratitude. Congrats on a well deserved 'Alumni Award of Merit'.
Carol Reveillac

Monday, October 01, 2007

Re: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAILS
2007-Oct-01-2137hrs
Mrs. Massiah sends her regards to all , especially the first group of students. She said that God blessed her in her early years and gave her that job at Mausica which she thought was worth it throught. She was there from the beginning to the end and make sure to let the Pioneers are special and dear in her heart.
Judith Lewis-Bazzey