Weston Halifax Clan Web Site

Alice, Philip and John, July 29, 2012

Welcome to our

Weston Clan
in Halifax & Malaysia
Family Web Site

(formerly the
"Calgary Clan in Kuwait",

We're hosting thousands of photos on this site,
in an effort to share our latest news with distant friends and relations.

In an ongoing project, John has been collecting and featuring family photos over the ages, on a special sub-web dedicated to the cause of documenting the family history for three arms of the Weston/Bews' families.

Our Family History Documentation Project
is no longer being hosted on this site.
(Family Trees are still posted)

A link to this page can be found on the
Family Pictures Index Page

Latest News
Web Page

formerly known as our "Journal"

Click here to go to our
Family Pictures Index Page,
that will link you to the many pages
we've built for many years.
(We've removed older journal pages
to keep the web size down)

(Sorry, but a password is required to access these pages. Contact us if you need the password)

Be warned though:
These pages are very graphics intensive.
Slow internet connections may result in some long waiting times for the pictures to appear.

Our Malaysian
Retirement Plans

We've built a web page showing our new Malaysian Property and a little overview of why we've chosen this place to retire.

Fraser's Hill is a beautiful little paradise, less than 2 hours north of Kuala Lumpur. the climate up there is near perfect.
We don't need air conditioning, or heating since the temperature ranges are simply near perfect.

The tax regulations have let us retire years sooner without a pension. And since we were in Kuwait more than 14 years
- we were anxious for a change.

Here is a web page highlighting much of what we saw and liked about Fraser's Hill, and the house we bought

We plan to winter in Malaysia and summer in Halifax very year for about 10 years.
When we're in our mid-60's, we'll look to see if we want to continue our residency in Malaysia.

Weston Halifax Property

On our summer home leave in 2007 -
we purchased some pristine Nova Scotia ocean-front acreage, a short distance outside Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Plans are to build a 3-building estate on the property. Construction has already started and is expected to be completed late in the summer of 2013 - before we repatriate back to Canada from Malaysia.

We're hosting a special web page with
photos and plans of the estate, and this can be visited here.

For current news on upcoming events, visit the Kuwait Caledonians "Official" Web Site here
		2009 Burn's Supper	2008 St Andrew's Ball	2008 Burn's Supper	2007 St Andrew's Ball	2007 Spring Ceilidh
Kuwait Caledonians Events	2007 Treasure Hunt	2007 Highland Games	2007 Scotland/England Football Match	2007 Burn's Supper	2006 St Andrew's Ball	2006 Welcome Back Ceilidh
	2006 Spring Ceilidh	2006 Treasure Hunt	2006 Burn's Supper	2006 Scotland/England Football Match	2005 St Andrew's Ball	2005 Welcome Back Ceilidh
	2005 Spring Ceilidh	2005 Treasure Hunt	2005 Burn's Supper	2004 St Andrew's Ball	2004 Welcome Back Ceilidh	2004 Spring Ceilidh
	2004 Treasure Hunt	2004 Burn's Supper	2003 St Andrew's Ball	2003 Burn's Supper	2002 Highland Games	2002 Burn's Supper
Pipe Band Photos			2007 Band Bytes	2006 Band Bytes	2005 Band Bytes	2004 Band Bytes

We're no longer continuing with the Kuwait Caledonian's Society since we've moved from Kuwait

We built some web pages dedicated to some of the Society's past social events
and hosted them on our website.
You can visit the index page to these events here.

Q8 Caledonian's Society Social Events Index

However - we're no longer hosting the official Kuwait Caledonian's web page,
which just linked to the one on our domain.

In 2004 after our High School Reunion, I scanned the two Yearbooks for our school that I worked on in 1972 and 1973 We've posted the scanned pages on the following web pages:

Nelson McIntyre Collegiate 1972 Challenge Yearbook	Nelson McIntyre Collegiate 1973 Challenge Yearbook

John built a special web page dedicated to his
old pipe-major, Douglas Will, who selflessly donated his time, effort and resources to tutoring countless students of the Highland Bagpipes, in Winnipeg Manitoba, between the 1960's and 1970's.