Sonia Fernandes, 27,  fleeing from a crazed knifeman was stabbed on the
doorstep of  the police station in Bishop Stortford, Hertfordshire,  after
finding it was closed at around 7pm on 16 May.   She ended up being saved by
hairdresser Ian Reijs who leapt on to the knifeman's back, toppling him. She
spent two weeks in hospital. A 29-year-old man has been charged with
attempted murder. Report (654 words) & photograph in Daily Mail 15 Jun.

Merton Goan Senior Citizens' Association celebrated the Queen's Golden
Jubilee with music and dancing at the John Innes Youth Centre. Members
toasted Her Majesty's health and sang the National Anthem. Wimbledon
Guardian 14 Jun. Text and group colour photograph at
http://www.wimbledonguardian.co.uk/news/display.var.597928.html

The Ulster Hockey Coaches Association  rescheduled its workshop last Sunday
... one of world hockey's top coaches,  India's Cedric D'Souza,  conducted
the seminar and many signed up for the occasion.  14 Jun. Belfast Telegraph

The Guardian, 17 June,  carried the first Western obituary of  Francis
Newton Souza.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,4434936,00.html

Peter Fernandes, 36,  has been appointed General Manager of Grants of
Croydon. Text and photograph at:
http://www.croydonguardian.co.uk/search/display.html?nwid=593498

>From Rene Barreto:  LONDON DAY. You can nominate  someone to attend the
London Day Evening Reception, to be held on 3 July 2002, by filling in the
form at http://www.ntlworld.com/data-feeds/editorial/microsites/londonday/
by Tuesday 25 June

In CanIndia News Weekly, 24 May, Eugene Correia has a comprehensive
illustrated article on the new Board of the Goan Overseas Association,
Toronto.  Roque Barreto, the new Chairman, was on the Committee that founded
the Association 30 years ago!  Neves Menezes was the outgoing Chairman.

CanIndia News Weekly, 31 May featured, with photographs, the annual
walkathon organised by the Goan Charitable Organization and held at
Lakeshore Promenade, Mississauga on Jun. 2.  $7,000 was raised and this goes
to help the poor in the Community.

Alan Bundy, Chairman of the Cricket League has forwarded a proposal to
International teams for  a cricket tournament in Goa in January/February
2003.  It will be known as the Margao Cricket Tournament  and played over a
period of two weeks. Three grounds in Goa will be used.  The tournament will
comprise of eight International teams. Full details at
http://www.cricket.org/link_to_database/ARCHIVE/CRICKET_NEWS/CURRENT/018789_
SPCL_18JUN2002.html

Portuguese Consul General Vera Maria Fernandes leaves Goa with  happy
memories. By Cyril D’Souza.  Her successor is Miguel C. Veloso. Times Of
India 19 Jun. 710 words.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow.asp?art_id=13401813

Goan students in for a PC bonanza. By Sandesh Prabhudesai. Rediff  20 Jun.
http://www.rediff.com/news/2002/jun/20goa.htm
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IN THE NEWS:  14 Jun. The Mirror. Sex Demands Made Me Quit Bollywood.
British Girls Who Found Dark Side Of India's Dream Factory By Barbara
Davies…  Helen Brodie who once spent her days tending a sausage machine in
Safeway was catapulted to superstardom and whisked away to Goa to start
filming Monsoon, the Bollywood blockbuster. Full text at:
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/allnews/page.cfm?objectid=11951519&method=full&;
siteid=50143

*14 Jun. O Globo (Rio, Brazil). Guildo Antao, the chef at the Natraj serves
authentic Goan food.  Rain is the only element missing from the décor.
http://oglobo.globo.com/arquivo/colunas/20020614/tempero.htm

14 Jun. Press Association. Southwark Crown Court (UK)  issued a warrant for
the arrest of a high-society drug dealer who claims to be dying after
contracting HIV. Old Etonian Quintin Leatham, 39,  fled to Goa to die,
breaching a probation order, but is thought to have been back in the UK
recently…In Sept. 2000, The Evening Standard revealed in Sept 2000,  that
Leathan “who is HIV positive and has hepatitis C, was described  as a "time
bomb" because of the risk of infection to others."
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/dynamic/news/top_story.html?in_review_id=31360
3&in_review_text_id=257705

16 Jun. The East African Standard (Nairobi). Few Happy Departures At the
Top.  By  Mathayo Ndekere. With the imminent demise of Moi from Kenya’s
political scene, Ndekere waxes forth eloquently on the integrity of Joseph
Murumbi  and of his friend and fellow Goan in the system, Nominated MP Pio
Gama Pinto who “had served as an armourer of the Mau Mau.”  Full text at:
http://allafrica.com/stories/200206170830.html

17 Jun. Express Computer. World Bank looks to Indian software initiatives to
fight poverty. By Frederick Noronha
http://www.express-computer.com/20020617/indnews2.shtml

18 Jun. Daily Record (Scotland). Headline: Sun, Sand And Sex Beasts;  Rise
In Rapes Abroad Sparks Safety Fears. Excerpt:  Joeleen Sketchley, 23, of
Bournemouth, was gang-raped on a beach in Goa in January 2000.  The mother
of two's injuries were so severe she was confined to a wheelchair for two
months after the attack.

FORTHCOMING:
Sun 23rd June 8.00pm – 9.00pm  Web interactive session YLGS (Young London
Goans Social – free membership 21 – 40+) Get on-line free and chat to other
young Goans. Simply click on  http://www.goacom.com/Chat/express.cgi

Mon. 24 Jun.  2:15pm to 3:00pm. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play: Jallebies and
Tea. By Bettina Gracias. A wife recently arrived in London from India feels
lonely until some extraordinary visitors materialise. Cast includes Nina
Wadia, Renu Setna and Saeed Jaffrey

Sat. 20 Jul. 6.30pm-10.30pm. GCA presents... A memorable evening for all
youngsters aged 13-19 Music: Djdex (Sound system provided by Say One Do
One),Venue: Goan Community Centre Keston Road ,London, N17. Entrance £1
members, £2 non-members. Bring your own food and drinks. For info call
Dexter: 0208-376-1068/07929-781-653. Sarita: 07961-404-079 or email
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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