September 13, 2008 – 3:53 am
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The Australian Zoroastrian Association is going to hold a Table Tennis Tournament on Sunday Sep. 14 from 9AM to 3:30PM. According the management committee the tournament will be held in the Thornleigh Stadium and has been organized in different single/double and men/ladies groups.
Zoroastrian Society in Toronto-Ontario is also going to hold a sports night event on Saturday Sep 13 in Arbab Rostam Giv Darb Mehr in Toronto. The sports event will start at 4PM with table tennis, carrom, cards,… and will continue until 8PM. After having dinner, people will participate in entertainment programs i.e. a talent show followed by music and dance until midnight. According to Moobed Kerman Katrak the organizer of this event, sport nights at Toronto Darb Mehr is an excellent opportunity for the Zoroastrians to socialize and meet new friends.
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www.youngzcamp.com
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YoungZCamp-2008 will be held this year during the labor day weekend August 29th - 31st. The campsite selected is the Silverwood Lake Campground.
I understand this is a bit late in summer to notify everyone about the event. It is never easy to put together an event such as YoungZCamp. Finding a decent campsite has been the number one problem. Time is another big factor, thankfully good help is always on hand and I am grateful that I can count on getting that. Read More »
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On July 2, 2008 roughly 600 athletes gathered on the campus of the University of San Diego to take part in the 11th Zarathushti Games. What makes this gathering unique is that it brings together a large number of Zoroastrians – members of one of the oldest and first monotheistic religions in the world – from across the globe every two years to take part in what has become a valued tradition amongst the Zoroastrian community.
The Zarathushti Games are organized by the Zoroastrian Sports Committee (ZSC), the idea for which was conceived over 20 years ago at a Persian wedding party as a means for pulling together Zoroastrian youths who were fast assimilating into their surrounding cultures. The founder of ZSC, Bijan Khosraviani says: Read More »