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Archive for the ‘Rotary’ Category
September 2nd, 2010 | 
Author: On August 14, 2010, the Brampton Flower City Centennial Rotary Club held its annual golf tournament at Royal Ontario Golf Club. The event was sold out and a tremendous success. Proceeds from this event have been targeted to the Breast Cancer Run and United Achievers.
(from left to right: Robert Jagielski, Rajiv Joshi, Aswani Datt, Miss Canada Tourism 2010 Marie, Claude Armstrong, Has Fernando and Bhagmatie Persaud).
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DATE: SATURDAY AUGUST 14TH
REGISTRATION: 7:00AM
TEE TIME: 8:00AM—SHOTGUN
LOCATION: ROYAL ONTARIO GOLF CLUB
6378 Trafalgar Road, Milton, ON (905) 953-9966
$200.00 PER SINGLE
$800.00 PER FOURSOME
$1000.00 PER FOURSOME + HOLE
SPONSORSHIP
HOLE SPONSORSHIP—$300.00 PER HOLE
LUNCH ONLY—$45.00
Dhaman Kissoon
dkissoon@belnet.ca
Maltee Garraway
Maltee.Garraway@td.com
Robin Singh
robin@nerdforce.com
Claude Armstrong
claudearms@hotmail.com
Bhagmatie Persaud
Bhagmatie.persaud@bmo.com
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Aswani K. Datt was elected as President for the Brampton Flower City Centennial Rotary Club on July 15, 2010. The term is for the 2010-2011 Rotary Year. The Brampton Flower City Centennial Rotary Club has become the most diverse and engaged Rotary Club in the Region of Peel. More information on the club can be found at www.flowercityrotary.org
Our club holds the prestigious distinction of being founded on the centennial anniversary of the Rotary movement. Since 2005, Brampton Flower City Centennial Rotary Club has continued to grow in size, attracting both outstanding local leaders and accolades from the Greater Brampton community over the work accomplished in the club’s short history.
Tags: The Brampton Flower City Centennial Rotary Club held its annual Gala on July 15, 2010 at the Mississauga Grand Banquet Hall. The event was sold out and was a tremendous success in recognizing community service and leadership. Peel Regional Police Chief M. Metcalf was honored for his leadership and dedication to the community and was presented with the 2010 Citizen of the Year Award.
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Picture: From left to right (Claude Armstrong, Aswani K. Datt, Peel Regional Police Chief M. Metcalf and Dhaman Kissoon)
Be a part of history and celebrate the 100th Rotary convention, which will take place in Birmingham, the heart of England!
I f you haven’t been back to Birmingham since the 1984 convention, you may not recognize this former industrial town. Now a lively canal city known for its outstanding shopping and dining, Birmingham — or Brum, as the natives call it — underwent a dramatic facelift in the 1990s. The transformation resulted in a modern, more pedestrian-friendly city that retains traces of its medieval and Industrial Age roots.
On Saturday, former Ontario Premier William Davis is the keynote luncheon speaker. Dr Jean Clinton is the keynote speaker at the Governor’s Dinner. Entertainment is provided throughout the day by Red Spirit, The Ault Sisters and Men to Boys.
Download the convention booklet for more reasons to come to Birmingham in 2009. This 24-page booklet also contains registration, hotel reservation, and Host Organization Committee forms.
Register early and save
Register early for the convention to take advantage of special pricing!
First deadline: 15 December
Second deadline: 31 March
Register online . It’s convenient and secure. Your confirmation materials will be e-mailed to you.
Or download the registration form . For more information click here.
The Brampton Flower City Rotary Club is proud to present its 2nd Annual Golf Tournament. The event is set for Saturday, June 13 ,2009 at 10:30am at the Royal Ontario Golf Club. $250 for a single player and $1000 for a foursome. You can obtain further information from either:
Dalkeith Palmer at 905.866.5180 or email: dpalmer@prousedash.ca
Dhaman Kissoon at 416.234.4116 or email: dkissoon@bellnet.ca
The deadline to register is June 8, 2009. Part of the proceeds is going towards the Breast Cancer Society.
On August 10, 2008 the Flower City Rotary Club held its second annual Tandoori Jerk Festival and first annual walk a thon. Proceeds go toward our dictionary give away program for students in the community. Both events were a success and should the uniqueness of the Brampton community by bring together the Indian and West Indian members through good food and music.
The Brampton Flower City Rotary Club held its 2nd Annual Presidential Award night at the Prestigious Holiday Inn Select on Queen Street on June 28, 2008. The night was hosted by Rotarian and lawyer Aswani K. Datt. The night featured the recognition of community contribution to Brampton on a group and individual level.
On a group level, the Brampton Flower City Rotary Club has over the past year donated 200 free dictionaries to students, raised money for the Cancer Society, held successful blood drives and held its first annual golf tournament.
On an individual level, Dr. Ruby Dhalla MP for Brampton Springdale was honored with an award for her continuous contribution to the Brampton community.
The Presidential Gala witnessed the change over from outgoing President Krish Ramjatten to the new President Harry Bisnauth.
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(Left to Right: Dhaman Kissoon, Dr. Ruby Dhalla, Harry Bisnauth, Aswani K. Datt)