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Standing from L-R: Rukmini Singh, Julie Maiku, Lalita Sanicharran, Leila Daljit, Barb Nandlall, Ramnarain and Shobha Gopiesingh, Soorajnie and Shaw Jaundoo; Sitting L-R: Patrick George and Aruna Khan.

Toronto – Indo Caribbean Golden Age As-sociation (ICGAA) celebrated Mother’s Day and Indian Arrival Day on the 5th May at the Cedarbook Community Centre.

� e seniors modelled Indian fashionwear similar to what guests would wear to attend a wedding and to mark the occasion of Indian Arrival Day. � e garments and jewellery worn by the women re� ected what was used in the early indentureship period and what was avail-able to them in Guyana in that era.

� e theme was appropriate as ICGAA mem-bers were celebrating the upcoming wedding of two of their volunteers, Mohan Persaud who volunteered for eighteen years and Sharon Ram-naraign who served about six years. It was a joy-

ous event for all as there was a lot to celebrate. � e seniors were quite active on the dance

� oor with music provided by popular musi-cian David Singh. A delicious meal was served which was provided by Doreen and Mack Gur-dial and Latchmin and Sharma Narine.

Indo Caribbean Golden Age Association is a voluntary seniors organization dedicated to improve the quality of their life and their inde-pendence through encouragement and projects to meet their leisure, social, intellectual and physical needs. � e Association has been oper-ating for the past twenty seven years.

To obtain more more information about the Association or to get involved, please call Presi-dent Shaw Jaundoo at 905-426-2424.

ICGAA celebrates Indian Arrival, Mother's Day

Since its founding in 1991 Queen's Col-lege of Guyana Alumni Association Toronto Chapter (QCAAT) has contributed to Queen's College in Guyana a total of approximately CAN$220,000 to assist the students and sta� in various ways.

QCAAT's primary objective is to provide as-sistance to the school to help maintain its stan-dard of excellence for which it is renowned. � e upcoming Father's Day Brunch to be held on Sunday June 9 is yet another of QCAAT's events to raise funds to continue this assistance.

QCAAT's major projects so far included up-grading the school's library in 2011 (C$80,300) by providing laptop computers for use by both students and sta� ; replacing the then exist-ing de� cient and dysfuntional network with a modern, professionally designed, secure and robust one, along with funds for annual net-work maintenance. � e project also established high-speed wireless connectivity throughout the school and its surroundings.

Other scontributions included the installa-tion of a modern intercom system (C$17,500) to facilitate communication between the school's principal and the clasrooms and other areas of the school; the provision of musical instru-ments, music education books, an audio sys-tem for use in the school's auditorium (approx C$48,000); contributions (approx C$25,000) to the school and the QC Parent Teachers Asso-ciation for various infrastructural works.

QCAAT has also awarded 43 bursaries total-ing C$36,000 to assist students pursuing post-secondary education at institutions both in and outside of Canada. Bursaries are awarded to quali� ed children and grandchildren of the Chapter's alumni as well as to deserving QC graduates.

� e Father's Day Brunch will take place at Tropicana Community Services Centre, 1385 Huntingwood Dr., Scarborough (Tel 416-439-9009) from 12:30 pm. Please see the Associa-tion's website at www.qcalumnitoronto.com.

QCAAT Father's Day fundraising brunch, June 9