Goa Nite 2009
Dinner 'n' Dance
at the Singapore Swimming Club,
Tanjong Rhy Road, Singapore
6th June 2009, 7[m to 1am
Adult - $60
3-12yrs - $30
below 3yrs - free
Petula Rodericks & Beven Fonseca
Live Band from Mumbai
Goan Sausages
(Chorizo) Air Lifted from Goa
Cashew Fenny Shots
Courtesy Mada
Perhaps, Canadian Goans should consider getting together, forming a
company, collecting some money, going to the bank, purchasing a place,
and having their get-together at a Goan place. Think about it, the
number of Goans I saw at the old 'Africa hot' Bombadier spot (?) for a
Viva Goa function, cou
J. Colaco wrote:
> May be the GOA should consider highlighting (on the various fora) the
> achievements of Goans living in Canada. I know of a number of Goans
> who are contributing a lot to Canadian society. But all we hear on GN
> is about dances, picnics and a lot of 'hoop-la'.
Doc,
There are
Dear Roland,
Allow me to stipulate two points: (a) UK based Eddie Fernandes has
been doing a superb job for about a decade at least. (b) There are NO
high achieving Goans here (as far as I know)
Now: Are you saying that Canadian Goans have decided to rely ONLY on
Eddie Fernandes to do the needful
Congratulations and best wishes for the evening to the Friends of Goa
in Singapore.
You have a good theme and good arrangements:
Goa Feni from Madame Rosa
Goa sausages
A Bombay live band
And of course my favorite - Singapore Tiger beer.
Wish organizers of Goan village functions here in Toronto w
Roland Francis wrote:
> Wish organizers of Goan village functions here in Toronto would do likewise.
> Here we would have:
> Scotch and Canadian or European beer
> Punjabi banquet hall food - typically the butter chicken of which if I
> see another plate I will puke, mutton masala (meat pieces flo
On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 8:11 PM, Mervyn Lobo wrote:
In addition to the menu offered by the banquet hall, all 'Village
Feasts' I have attended have at least one Goan dish, usually sorpotel
(and at times sanna's).
My comments:
Total bunkum.
Any Goanetter living in Toronto (except Mervyn) knows his
Roland Francis wrote:
>>On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 8:11 PM, Mervyn Lobo wrote:
>>In addition to the menu offered by the banquet hall, all 'Village
>>Feasts' I have attended have at least one Goan dish, usually sorpotel
>>(and at times sanna's).
> Any Goanetter living in Toronto (except Mervyn) kn
J. Colaco wrote:
> Perhaps, Canadian Goans should consider getting together, forming a
> company, collecting some money, going to the bank, purchasing a place,
> and having their get-together at a Goan place. Think about it, the
> number of Goans I saw at the old 'Africa hot' Bombadier spot (?) for
Thanks Mervyn,
That is very good to know.
May be the GOA should consider highlighting (on the various fora) the
achievements of Goans living in Canada. I know of a number of Goans
who are contributing a lot to Canadian society. But all we hear on GN
is about dances, picnics and a lot of 'hoop-la'
Arre kitem re Josebab,
If you cut down on the time spent on Xapotam and use that to read Goan
Voice UK, you will find that Eddiebab Fernandes does a great job of
profiling and highlighting the achievements of Goans living in Canada
and their contributions to the Goan community in particular and to
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