Hi SaligaoNetters
Albert wrote
Its high time we should open the doors of the saligao institute and request
each
and every youngster and also midage to visit the club and use it to the
fullest. Today you will find few men there and their presence is hardly
noticeable. I remember 35 years ago life a
KOINDDO BAL & TIKTTEM .
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For this game, two or more
players make a team. A small slit is made on the ground. On that the bal is
kept. The player places the stick on to slit in the ground and asks' kollie?'(
follie? )When the opponen
Saligao Institute has circulated its notice for its annual general
assembly meeting at the Institute premises on June 27 (Sunday) at 10 am.
Agenda will include * reading and confirming last minutes * matters
arising * president's annual report for 2003/04 * income and expenditure
statement and
From: "Frederick Noronha (FN)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [saligaonet] Reading facilities & lourdes convent- gymn Date:
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We tried it at the Institute. Apart from being slow at implementing new
ideas, it
FATRANIM( 5 STONES) & TABLAM.
These game were normally played
by women in hindu homes with some exceptions in Christian households. The five
stones are thrown on the floor, and the player has to pick them one by one,
while simultaneously trying to catch the one she throws at the
Dear friends
Its high time we should open the doors of the saligao institute and request each
and every youngster and also midage to visit the club and use it to the
fullest. Today you will find few men there and their presence is hardly
noticeable. I remember 35 years ago life at the saligao insti
Dear Saligaokars and Saligaonetkars too !
I would 100% support the email below ! It is true that Fr. Nasciment has
so much knowledge on Saligao and if it all went into a book or on a CD
( I would think a lot of the present generation will opt for a CD ! ) it
would be just too good to have in
We tried it at the Institute. Apart from being slow at implementing new
ideas, it seems there's not much appreciation there of the power of the
reading habit. If someone shows the initiative from that end, a lot can be
done. We had also offered -- and delivered support -- in the past, but it
ne
Hello -
I agree with Sanjeev, isn't it better to rejuvenate the existing reading
room at the Saligao Institute rather than start another?
Frederick, didn't this topic come up some time ago? I seem to remember that
you were working on updating the reading room
at the S. Institute - did that never c
