Thursday, December 4, 2008

Turkey Bowl Festivities Draw Crowd


Harrison Pensa events have become some of the most sought-after invitations in the city, widely known for the great times, warm atmosphere and superb hospitality, not to mention the gracious and fun-loving hosts.
Claude Pensa and the Harrison Pensa team welcomed hundreds to Jim Bob Ray's recently for the Turkey Bowl, annually celebrated on American Thanksgiving and in support of London Lawyers Feed the Hungry. Friends, clients, and local business leaders from across the city shared in the festivities and traditions, toasting the season and bringing the party name to life as bowling pins came down, bowled over by frozen turkeys.
Tom Jesty, David Langford and Rick Stranges enjoyed the party, as did John Grant, Paul Schmidt and Drew Forrett. It was a family affair for Siskind brothers Paul and Bob, joined by Bob's daughter, Cathy Siskind Kelly, and husband Rob Kelly; Peter Channer and son Bryan were also among the families that played together.
Spotted enjoying the afternoon and celebrations were Bev Robinson (Junior Achievement), Jeff Moore (Appliance Canada), Hans Schreff (London Hydro) and Martha Wainwright (Sifton).
Stronghold Commercial Real Estate was well represented by brothers Jay and Shawn Parkinson and agent Calvin Barrett; Julie Drane and 18th birthday present for girlfriend Anders Mackenzie were just a few of the employees present from Deloitte.
While year-round efforts and present temperature in delhi donations are always taking place, London Lawyers Feed the Hungry annually provides Christmas turkeys for local families in need.

Building on his success at downtown hot spot Thaifoon, Eddy Phimphrachanh launched his new venture, Club Lavish, to a private group before the public launch over the weekend.
In his inaugural speech, Phimphrachanh thanked his family, all of whom work with him at both ventures, along with Heather Watt and the backbone of staff he's so proud to have.
In the words of guest Johnny Fansher, 'The event was a memorable celebration of Eddy's vision towards creating a stylish and wedding present singapore effervescent venue for open-minded people who enjoy others of like mind, music and diversity. What a success in the making!'
Also attending were Helen and Andy Spriet (Spriet Associates); Coun. Judy Bryant; Peter Hayes, executive director of the AIDS Committee of London;David Friesen, proprietor of Boxwoods.
The ultra lounge/night club, which drew an enthusiastic crowd throughout the opening weekend, now is open to the public.