Pruuli Family Reunited in Estonia

Karl, Hilda & Viive Pruuli Buried In Estonia

The burial of Karl, Hilda and Viive Pruuli took place on Saturday, Sept. 24, 2011 at 3:00 pm local time at the Tartu Pauluse Kalmistu, in Tartu, Estonia

There were 30 guests at the funeral, all friends and relatives of the Pruuli and Nukk families. The Lutheran Pastor spoke extensively at the grave side, then Eda Merisalu said a few words in Estonian and Cuno Bergner a few words in English.

Karl’s nephew Tonu Mauring had made it possible for the Canadian Pruuli family to be buried beside Karl’s mother (Rosalie Pruuli) and sister (Taehte Mauring). Karl and Hilda were born in Vana-Kuste, south of Tartu almost 100 years ago and now the circle is complete. They are back where they belong. May they rest in peace.


MES ‘Verivorstid’ Dec. 3, 2011 – No Missing Links

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MES ‘Verivorstid’ Photo Caption Contest

 

You, the viewer, will submit a caption for the photo to the left, and the MES will choose three finalists. Submissions must be sent by e-mail to:           info@mtlmes.ca

and must include your full name, telephone number and mailing address (and of course the caption).

Contest ends: New Year’s Eve 2011.

The winners will each receive an MES souvenir package which will include a T-shirt and matching cap.

HonHeeHonHee Debut Album Released

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HonHeeHonHee Debut Album

HonHeeHonHee, a Montreal indy band (with Matt Raudsepp on bass, guitar and vocals), make contagious whooping rock with an incurable fervour. Their energetic live show builds a wall of vocals upon which members bounce from instrument to instrument frequently throughout their set.

This year, the band has showcased at festivals such as NXNE, Sled Island, Pop Montreal and Halifax Pop Explosion.

Their debut album. Shouts, was just released and is available on iTunes and Bandcamp. Check out their music videos on Vimeo (links below).

 

www.honheehonhee.com
honheehonhee.bandcamp.com
www.vimeo.com/honheehonhee
www.facebook.com/honheehonhee

 

Baltic Artists Association Exhibition – Latvian House, Montreal


The Montreal Baltic Artists’ Association (BAA) presented an exhibit of their member’s works of art, in conjunction with the Latvian Independence Day celebrations. The event was held on November 19 & 20, 2011 at the Latvian House in Lachine.

The art exhibit was officially opened by the Honorary Latvian Consul in Montreal, Roberts Klaise, followed by the keynote address by Juris Audarins, the Latvian Ambassador to Canada.

Estonian artists who participated in the exhibit were: Ann Kallaste-Kruzelecky, Mary Männapso and Hille Viires.

The BAA Christmas party will take place at the Latvian House (3955 Provost, Lachine), on December 6, 2011 at 7:00 pm. Everyone is welcome.

L to R: Roberts Klaise, Hille Viires and Juris Audarins

 

New Year’s Eve – 2012

MES NEW YEAR’s EVE – 2012

The MES has reserved a private area of the restaurant Comme Chez Soi in the Pointe Claire Village. The $75 price per individual includes a 5-course gourmet dinner, midnight champagne and dancing into the wee hours,

RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE IN ADVANCE and PAID BEFORE Tuesday, December 20, 2011. Cheques are payable to the Montreal Estonian Society and mailed to Kersti Leetmaa, 178 Andover Road, Beaconsfield, QC. H9W 2Z8

INFO & Reservations:

Kersti (514) 695-4194   OR   Raimo (514) 630-3948

Comme Chez Soi: 297 Lakeshore Blvd. (Bord du Lac), Pointe Claire

Arrival & cocktails: 7:00-8:00 pm

Dinner: 8:30 pm