1. food and drink
2. food
3. grains and pasta

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NEWSLETTER OF
THE ZOROASTRIAN SOCIETY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Dear Community members,
As you may be aware, we have planned one session per month on
Sundays for our seniors to get together and have fun. Within the last 3
months, we had planned a few informational health sessions. We have
invited KAYRAS IRANI to have a session with our seniors and do the
general healths test for them free of charge. Also, we had BERDJIS
BAHRAMI to work with our seniors doing some light exercise. Thank you
Kayras and Berdjis for taking your time and demonstrating your respect
for our senior community members.
Dec 2014 – Feb. 2015
Volume XXIII, No.4
CONTENTS
President’s Message
1
Seniors day
2
Youth Committee
2
Costume party
3
Annual Sports day
3
Scholarships
4
Memberships
5
Advertising rates
5
Announcements
6
2015 New Year
6
Donations
7
Subscription to News
7
Return to Root
8
Poems
8
Diabetes and foods
9
Upcoming Events (E)
11
Upcoming Events (F)
12
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The Zoroastrian Society of
British Columbia
6900 Halifax Street
Burnaby, B.C. V5B 2R5
Canada
Telephone (604) 420-3500
www.zsbc.org
We, the Board of Directors, want to request all seniors to come forward
and attend our seniors’ sessions and derive from it. We are planning to
have more health informational session, also working on planning to have
movie nights, talking about our ancestors and their traditions and
lifestyles, playing games, and have fun together.
Also, we want to ask our youths to come forward and get together as
much as they can. The Dare Mehr’s premises and all equipments belong
to them. They can have parties, gatherings, movie nights, bowling, and
even going camping by contacting our Education and Youth Activities
Director, Mahsa Kabolizadeh ([email protected]).
In addition, thanks to an anonymous donor, now we have a flat TV in our
main hall to use to educate our kids in Z-study classes and also to use in
our informational sessions which we are going to have in near future.
Thanks to FARAMARZ SOROUSHI for installation of this TV and also
supervising an electrician to change all wirings and repairing all electrical
plugs that had been damaged during all these years that the premises have
been used.
We are always open to your ideas, new innovative and creative
suggestions, and constructive feedback.
Thank you for your support and for allowing us this opportunity to serve
the community.
Farhad Iranfar
President
[email protected]
Dec. 1, 2014 to Feb. 28, 2015
Day - Esfand 3752
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YOUTH COMMITTEE
ZSBC is planning to reactive the Zoroastrian
Youth of BC (ZYBC) committee. We are going
to have lots of fun such as indoor and outdoor
field trips, movie nights, parties, etc.
We are inviting our youth between ages of 15 to
30 to join this committee. Please contact Mahsa
Kabolizadeh, our Youth and Educational
Director at [email protected]
Dec. 1, 2014 to Feb. 28, 2015
SENIORS DAY
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COSTUME PARTY (HALLOWEEN)
ZSBC Annual Sports Day Held At Mahon Park North
Vancouver, on Sunday, September 7, 2014. It was such a nice
and sunny day. The Games began at 11.00 a.m. and went on
till 3.00 in the evening when prizes were distributed. All
children participants were given gifts courtesy of ZSBC.
TROPHY WINNERS
Best Athlete 8-12 YRS (Boys)
Best Athlete 8-12 YRS (Girls)
Best Athlete 12+ (Girls)
Best Athlete 12+ (Boys)
Shervin Namiranian
Aryana Mehin Mehrkhodavandi
Yasna Javanmardi
Parsa Keshmiri
Special thanks to Mehrdad Keshmiri for being our official photographer
Dec. 1, 2014 to Feb. 28, 2015
ZSBC ANNUAL SPORTS DAY
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ZSBC SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDS
ZSBC Directors and members of the
Scholarship Committee (Homi Italia,
Bella Tata, Fariborz Rahnamoon,
Dinaz
Mizan,
and
Farrokh
Namdaran) extend their hearty
congratulations to Robin Asgari,
Kazmin Khapoliwalla, and Shayan
Zohrabi for receiving ZSBC’s 2014
Scholarship Awards during Late
Jamshid K. Pavri’s celebration of
life on Oct 12, 2014. These are
given out annually to those students
who have completed Grade XII and
have not only achieved good marks
but also been active in our
community and met other criteria
laid down by the Committee.
We can be so proud of our youth, who have
been studying hard to better their prospects and
some of them even working part-time to earn
towards their studies. Apart from this, they also
do volunteer work. Thank you to all of the
youth who have been contributing towards the
well-being of our Zarathushti community
despite the many scholastic and personal issues
you have to handle. We urge all our youth to
give some of their time to our community
programs here, as it cannot be left to just a few
enthusiastic few. This year’s scholarships under
the above education fund sponsored by the late
philanthropist Mehraban Zartoshty and his wife
Paridokht, were awarded to Nisa Kabolizadeh,
Kiarash Khodabakhshi, Rozmin Iranir, and
Nazneen Kasad. This scholarship is for those in
the second year of their graduate studies and
thereafter, while The Zoroastrian Society of
British Columbia awards scholarship to those
who have completed Grade XII and are going in
for the first year of their college, university or
technical institution studies. Congratulations to
Nisa, Kiarash and Nazneen. Members on
theBoard of this Education Fund are Homa
Zartoshty, Bella Tata, Shirin Abadi, Khodadad
Lohrasb, Kourosh Mehin, and Fariborz
Rahnamoon.
Dec. 1, 2014 to Feb. 28, 2015
MEHRABAN & PARIDOKHT ZARTOSHTY EDUCATION FUND
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDS
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MEMBERSHIPS
PAY YOUR MEMBERSHIP FEES ONLINE ... NOW AVAILABLE!
A concerted effort has been made by the ZSBC Board of Directors to set up a system that will
allow members to pay their dues and donations online. If you prefer this method of payment, please
visit www.zsbc.org and use your credit card. The ZSBC Board of Directors urges you, your family,
and Zarathushti friends to pay the annual membership fees on time. This will enable our Society to
better budget projects and to continue to thrive and survive. We thank you in advance for your
cooperation and generosity!
MEMBERSHIP FEES for 2014:
Family: Husband and wife, including children under 18
Senior (65 years and over)
Full time student (18 years and over and not working)
Individuals (18 years and over, even those living with parents)
$50
$15
$15
$25
Our Board of Directors is always available to collect your membership fees. You can pay fees by
cash, cheque, or online by credit card. Please feel free to contact any of the Directors, on any issue
relating to our Society and/or convey your views.
BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP
ADVERTISING RATES IN NEWSLETTER
(All advertisements in ZSBC newsletter will be in black and white only)
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Business card size ad in one issue $30
Quarter page size ad in one issue $40
Half page ad in one issue $60
Full page ad in one issue $100
To sponsor an issue and get recognition: $300
Your support by advertising in ZSBC newsletter will be highly appreciated.
Dec. 1, 2014 to Feb. 28, 2015
1- Students whose parents are members in good standing can qualify for scholarship.
2- Children get to learn about their culture and religion & meet and make friends with
community children.
3- Seniors get to attend programs for seniors.
4- Marriage Registration on behalf of the Government of Canada is available to members.
5- Event tickets (e.g. Nou Rooz and Parsee New Year, etc.) are available to members in good
standing at subsidized rates.
6- Dare Mehr community hall is available for rental at a very nominal fee to members in good
standing.
7- Reference letters can be provided to members in good standing and who have become
Canadian Citizens to apply for Canadian Citizenship and passport.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
ESHRAT SEPANTA - DINI, 83 years old,
BIRTH
Iyana Parakh, born on July 21, 2014, to
Eddie and Nazneen Parakh.
mother of Mehrtaj, Bahram, and Manochehr
Dini on Tuesday, October 14th 2014 in
Surrey, BC.
AZITA DARABIAN, 51 years old, daughter
of Pooran Darabian and Late Dr. Esfandiar
Darabian, sister of Hida and Hooman
Darabian on Friday, October 31st 2014 in
North Vancouver, BC.
MITRA KHOUBYAR, 58 years old, mother
CONDOLENCES
DR. BOUZARJOMEHR MEHR, husband
of Homa Rashidi; father of Mehraneh and
Mahnaz Mehr; on Friday, Sept 12th 2014 in
North Vancouver, BC.
BANOO YAZESHNI-KHORSHIDIAN,
wife of Late Mobed Fereidoun Khorshidian;
mother of Parvaneh, Cyrus, Pouran, and
Farin Khorshidan, Mother-in-law of Rostam
Sedaghat, Tahmineh Hakhamaneshi, Mobed
Jamshid Jamshidi, and Parviz Gharibshahi,
on Saturday, October 11th 2014 in North
Vancouver, BC.
of Arina Aboonabi, mother-in-law of
Siamak Arzanpour, sister of Nasrin
Khoubyar, sister-in-law of Behrooz
Maneshni, on Saturday, November 8th 2014
in Burnaby, BC
ARDESHIR ELAVIA, husband of Roda
Elavia, Father of Kashmira Suraliwalla and
Hootoxi Minocherhomjee, father-in-law of
late Cyrus Suraliwalla and Arda-e-Viraf
Minocherhomjee, grandfather of Havovie
Suraliwalla, Adil Minocherhomjee, and
Farhad Minocherhomjee, on Friday,
November 14th 2014 in Richmond, BC.
A new year ahead of us...
a year that is bright, with promise and hope
a year of wonderful things to come...
Whatever brings you joy, contentment, and peace
Whatever good things you want most in life...
May all these be yours in the coming New Year
WED. DEC. 31, 2014
7 pm to midnight
Dinner and Dance
Members: $20; Non-members: $30
Tickets on sale from Dec 10th to Dec 19th
Contact: Shahin 604-984-8331
Mojgan 604-466-8666
Limited space for safely regulations. First come, first serve.
Absolutely no tickets after Dec. 19th.
Dec. 1, 2014 to Feb. 28, 2015
2015 NEW YEAR CELEBRATION
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DONATIONS
All donations paid to Arbab Rostam Guiv Trust
to help with Dare Mehr's renovation costs
are acknowledgeable by the Arbab
Rostam Guiv Trust exclusively. Tax
deductible receipts will be issued by the
Trust. Please donate generously. With
interest rates being very low the Trust has
no other source of income and depends on your
donation to keep the Dare Mehr in shape.
Donations made toward ZSBC will be
acknowledgeable by ZSBC and Tax
Deductible receipts will be issued
likewise by ZSBC.
New ONLINE option to donate to ZSBC is now available on www.zsbc.org
Donors of this quarter:
Rustom Patel $1,000
Mrs Banoo Kavoosi and her sons, Kamran and Kourosh, have paid all expenses of the
landscaping of little garden at front door and also planted a Myrtle tree (see below photos)
SUBSCRIPTION TO OUR NEWSLETTER
We would be delighted to send you our regular
news and newsletters. If you want to register
onto the ZSBC Mailing list, Click here to
subscribe to our newsletter. In order to ensure
that you will receive our Newsletter, please add
[email protected] to your list of
trusted/approved senders. Otherwise, it may go
into your spam/junk mail folder. If you haven't
received our Newsletter, please check your
spam/junk folder.
Dec. 1, 2014 to Feb. 28, 2015
Anonymous donor a 50” flat TV, Ceiling mount, and installation costs
And other donors that supported our society with their cash donations
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RETURN TO ROOTS (RTR) II
Zoroastrian Return
to Roots (RTR) is a
youth-led initiative
that aims to
reconnect
Zoroastrian youth
in the Diaspora
with their Indian
and Iranian origins.
Applications for the next RTR trip from March
10th to 22nd 2015 are now open. Roots Fellows
will visit historic and cultural Zoroastrian sites
in Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, and Gujarat with
world-renowned experts and local guides
explaining the cultural, religious and economic
significance of the sites being visited.
Participants will gain a deeper understanding of
Zoroastrianism, a sense of community and
identity, an expanded network of motivated and
like-minded Zoroastrians, and a desire to
contribute and give back to our
community. This program is an essential step to
maintaining our Zoroastrian values, ideas, and
traditions for future generations.
If you are interested in becoming a Fellow on
the next trip, please visit www.zororoots.org
Please feel free to contact Dinsha Mistree
at [email protected] for more information.
POEM
Dec. 1, 2014 to Feb. 28, 2015
Two beautiful poems by Mr. Sohrab Behmanesh; one for Sadeh and another one for Zarathushtra Espantaman
‫شعری به نام "نخستین پیامبر" در وصف اشو زرتشت اسپنتمان‬
‫شعری بمناسبت جشن سده کاری از آقای سهراب بهمنش‬
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DIABETES AND FOOD
Your body needs carbs. But you want to choose wisely.
Use this list as a guide.
Best Choices
 Whole-grain flours, such as whole wheat flour
 Whole grains, such as brown rice
 Cereals containing whole-grain ingredients and
little added sugar
 Whole-grain bread
 Baked sweet or white potato or baked steak fries
 Whole-grain flour or corn tortillas
 Corn, popcorn or products made from corn
Worst Choices
 White flour
 Processed grains, such as white rice
 Cereals with little whole grain and lots of sugar
 White bread
 French fries
 Fried white-flour tortillas
VEGETABLES AND DIABETES
Most vegetables contain fibre and are naturally low in
fat and sodium (unless they are canned or frozen in
sauces). Starchy vegetables, such as potatoes and corn,
aren't included in this category. They are considered part
of the breads, grains, and other starches group.
Best Choices:
 Fresh vegetables, eaten raw or lightly steamed,
roasted, or grilled
 Plain frozen vegetables, lightly steamed
 Low sodium or unsalted canned vegetables
 Lettuces, greens, kale, spinach, arugula
Worst Choices:
 Canned vegetables with lots of added sodium
 Vegetables cooked with lots of added butter,
cheese, or sauce
 Pickles (if you need to limit sodium; otherwise,
pickles are okay)
 Sauerkraut, (same as pickles; limit only if you have
high blood pressure)
FRUITS AND DIABETES
Fruits have carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals, and fiber.
They are naturally low in fat (except for avocados) and
sodium. Most fruits have more carbs than do vegetables.
Best Choices:
 Plain frozen fruit or fruit canned in fruit juice
 Fresh fruit
 Sugar-free or low-sugar jam or preserves
 No-sugar-added applesauce
 100% fruit juice
Worst Choices:
 Canned fruit with heavy
sugar syrup
 Chewy fruit rolls
 Regular jam, jelly, and
preserves (unless portion is
kept small)
 Sweetened applesauce
 Fruit punch, fruit drinks,
fruit juice drinks
DIABETES AND MEAT AND OTHER PROTEIN
This category includes beef, chicken, fish, pork, turkey,
seafood, beans, cheese, eggs, nuts, and tofu.
Best Choices:
 Baked, broiled, grilled, or stewed meats
 Lower-fat cuts of meat, such as top sirloin
 Turkey bacon
 Low-fat cheeses
 Skinless breast of chicken or turkey
 Baked, broiled, steamed, or grilled fish
 Tofu lightly sautéed, steamed, or cooked in soup
 Beans
 Eggs
 Nuts
Worst Choices:
 Fried meats
 Higher-fat cuts of meat, such as ribs
 Pork bacon
 Regular cheeses
 Poultry with skin
 Fried fish
 Fried tofu
 Beans prepared with lard
DAIRY AND DIABETES
This group includes milk and foods made from milk,
such as yogurt and sour cream. Milk has a lot of protein
and minerals, including calcium.
Best Choices:
 1% or skim milk
 Low-fat yogurt
 Low-fat cottage cheese
 Low-fat or non-fat sour cream
 Frozen low-fat, low-carb yogurt
 Non-fat half-and-half
Worst Choices:
 Whole milk
 Regular yogurt
 Regular cottage cheese
 Regular sour cream
 Regular ice cream
 Regular half-and-half
Dec. 1, 2014 to Feb. 28, 2015
DIABETES AND BREADS, GRAINS, AND OTHER
STARCHES
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DIABETES AND FATS, OILS, AND SWEETS
BEVERAGES AND DIABETES
Eating too much of these kinds of foods can lead to
weight gain, making it harder to keep diabetes under
control.
Some drinks have lots of carbs but very little nutrition.
Others may be a better choice most of the time.
Best Choices:
 Baked snacks, such as baked potato chips, baked
corn chips, puffed rice, or corn snacks, in small
portions
 Vegetable oils, non-hydrogenated butter spreads,
margarine
 Reduced-fat mayonnaise
 Light salad dressings
 Air-popped or calorie-controlled popcorn
Worst Choices:
 Snacks fried in fat, such as potato chips, corn chips,
pork rinds
 Lard, hydrogenated vegetable shortening, butter
 Regular mayonnaise
 Regular salad dressings
 Butter-flavoured stove-top popcorn
Best Choices:
 Water, unflavoured or flavoured sparkling water
 Light beer, small amounts of wine or non-fruity
mixed drinks
 Unsweetened tea (add a slice of lemon)
 Coffee, black or with added low-fat milk and sugar
substitute
 Plain coffee and hot chocolate
 Sport drinks, in limited quantities
Worst Choices:
 Regular sodas
 Regular beer, fruity mixed drinks, dessert wines
 Sweetened tea
 Coffee with sugar and cream
 Flavoured coffees and chocolate drinks
 Energy drinks
WebMD Medical Reference
Reviewed by Kathleen M. Zelman, MPH, RD, LD
on September 05, 2014
CHANA MASALA
This spicy vegetarian dish is made healthier with the use of canola oil, which has the least
saturated fat of all common cooking oils.
TIPS:
If you like your food spicier, add red pepper flakes.
Makes 4 servings
Cooking time: 15 minutes
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2 Tbsp canola oil 30 mL
1 tsp cumin seeds 5 mL
1 small onion, finely chopped
1 Tbsp grated fresh ginger 15 mL
1 tsp curry powder 5 mL
2 tsp garam masala 10 mL
1 can (28 fl oz/796 mL) diced tomatoes, no salt added
2 cans (19 fl oz/540 mL) chickpeas, drained and well rinsed
2 Tbsp lemon juice 30 mL
1/4 cup coarsely chopped fresh cilantro 60 mL
INSTRUCTIONS
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In saucepan, heat canola oil over medium heat and sauté cumin seeds for about 1 minute.
Add onion, ginger, curry powder and garam masala, and cook for 3 minutes, stirring constantly.
Add tomatoes, chickpeas and lemon juice.
Using spatula, scrape bottom of pan to get all cooking juices. Cover and cook for 10 minutes.
Serve hot with basmati rice, naan bread or dosa. Garnish with cilantro.
NOTES: Serving size: 1 1/2 cup (375 mL)
Recipe featured in the Canadian Diabetes Association’s 2014 Healthy Living Calendar.
Dec. 1, 2014 to Feb. 28, 2015
INGREDIENTS
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UPCOMING EVENTS
All events are at the Arbab Rostam Guiv Dare Mehr, 6900 Halifax Street,
Burnaby, BC unless mentioned otherwise.
EVENT
Dec. 5, 2014
Friday
Verahram Izad day from 6 pm to 9 pm. Please note: It is Potluck event.
Dec. 14, 2014
Sunday
Z-study classes at 11 am; Farsi classes at 10:30 am
Dec. 21, 2014
Sunday
YALDA celebration from 6 pm to 10 pm. It is Potluck event.
Dec. 26, 2014
Friday
Celebration of Life of Asho Zarathushtra from 11 am to 1 pm. Prayers followed
by refreshments.
Dec. 31, 2014
Sunday
2015 New Year Celebration from 7 pm @ Dare Mehr;
Members: $20; Non-Members: $30 Tickets are on sale from Dec 10th to Dec 19th
For buying your tickets, please call Shahin Bastanipour @ 604-984-8331for North
Shore and Mojgan Ourmazdi @604-466-8666 for Tricity area and Farhad Iranfar
604-831-6079 for other areas of GVRD.
Jan. 4, 2015
Sunday
Z-study classes at 11 am; Farsi classes at 10:30 am
Verahram Izad day from 3 pm to 7 pm. Please note: It is Potluck event.
Jan. 11, 2015
Sunday
Morvarid Guiv’s celebration of life from 11 am to 1 pm organized by Arbab
Rostam Guiv Trust.
Jan. 23, 2015
Friday
DAYGAN celebration from 6 pm to 9 pm. It is Potluck event.
Jan. 25, 2015
Sunday
Z-study classes at 11 am; Farsi classes at 10:30 am
Jan. 31, 2015
Saturday
SADEH celebration from 6 pm to 10 pm. It is Potluck event
Senior’s day from 11 am to 2 pm.
Feb. 1, 2015
Sunday
Feb. 3, 2015
Tuesday
Feb. 8, 2015
Sunday
Z-study classes at 11 am; Farsi classes at 10:30 am
Feb. 15, 2015
Sunday
Public Porseh (gathering) for all departed souls in last year; 3 pm to 5 pm
Feb. 22, 2015
Sunday
Z-study classes at 11 am; Farsi classes at 10:30 am
March 1, 2015
Sunday
Senior’s day from 11 am to 2 pm.
March 5, 2015
Thursday
March 8, 2015
Sunday
Verahram Izad day from 6 pm to 9 pm.
Verahram Izad day from 6 pm to 9 pm.
Z-study classes at 11 am; Farsi classes at 10:30 am
Dec. 1, 2014 to Feb. 28, 2015
DATE
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‫‪UPCOMING EVENTS IN FARSI‬‬
‫تمام برنامه ها در محل در مهر ارباب رستم گیو واقع در ‪ 0066‬خیابان هلیفکس شهر برنابی‬
‫برگزار میشود و در صورت تغییر مکان به اطالع همگان خواهد رسید‪.‬‬
‫تاریخ‬
‫جمعه‬
‫روادید‬
‫‪ 5‬دسامبر ‪4612‬‬
‫ورهرام ایزد از ساعت ‪ 0‬تا ‪ 0‬پسین و بصورت سفره همگانی خواهد بود‬
‫یک شنبه‬
‫‪ 12‬دسامبر ‪4612‬‬
‫کالسهای آموزش دینی از ‪ 11‬بامداد‪ .‬کالسهای فارسی از ‪ 16:36‬بامداد‬
‫یک شنبه‬
‫‪ 41‬دسامبر ‪4612‬‬
‫جشن یلدا از ساعت ‪ 0‬تا ‪ 16‬پسین بصورت سفره همگانی برگزار میشود‬
‫جمعه‬
‫‪ 40‬دسامبر ‪4612‬‬
‫سالروز درگذشت اشو زرتشت از ‪ 11‬بامداد تا ‪ 1‬پس از نیمروز با نیایش‬
‫یک شنبه‬
‫‪ 31‬دسامبر ‪4612‬‬
‫جشن سال نو میالدی ‪ .4615‬از ‪ 7‬پسین در مکان در مهر‪ .‬ورودیه برای همکیشان عضو ‪46‬‬
‫دالرو همکیشان غیرعضو ‪ $36‬میباشد‪ .‬خواهشمندیم با شهین باستانی پور ‪062-012-1331‬‬
‫در نورت ونکور و مژگان اورمزدی در ترای سیتی ‪ 062-200-1000‬و فرهاد ایرانفر‬
‫‪ 062-131-0670‬برای سایر نقاط ونکور بزرگ تماس بگیرید‪.‬‬
‫یک شنبه‬
‫‪ 2‬ژانویه ‪4615‬‬
‫کالسهای آموزش دینی از ‪ 11‬بامداد‪ .‬کالسهای فارسی از ‪ 16:36‬بامداد‬
‫ورهرام ایزد از ساعت ‪ 3‬تا ‪ 7‬پسین و بصورت سفره همگانی خواهد بود‬
‫یک شنبه‬
‫‪ 11‬ژانویه ‪4615‬‬
‫سالروز درگذشت مروارید خانم گیو از ‪ 11‬بامداد تا ‪ 1‬پسین‪ .‬این مراسم توسط تراست ارباب‬
‫رستم گیو برگزار میشود‪.‬‬
‫جمعه‬
‫‪ 43‬ژانویه ‪4615‬‬
‫جشن دیگان از ‪ 0‬تا ‪ 0‬پسین بصورت سفره همگانی‬
‫یک شنبه‬
‫‪ 45‬ژانویه ‪4615‬‬
‫کالسهای آموزش دینی از ‪ 11‬بامداد‪ .‬کالسهای فارسی از ‪ 16:36‬بامداد‬
‫شنبه‬
‫‪ 31‬ژانویه ‪4615‬‬
‫جشن سده از ساعت ‪ 0‬تا ‪ 16‬شب بصورت سفره همگانی برگزار میشود‬
‫‪Dec. 1, 2014 to Feb. 28, 2015‬‬
‫یک شنبه‬
‫‪ 1‬فوریه ‪4615‬‬
‫روز گردهمایی بازنشستگان از ‪ 11‬بامداد تا ‪ 4‬پسین‬
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‫‪ 1‬فوریه ‪4615‬‬
‫کالسهای آموزش دینی از ‪ 11‬بامداد‪ .‬کالسهای فارسی از ‪ 16:36‬بامداد‬
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‫کالسهای آموزش دینی از ‪ 11‬بامداد‪ .‬کالسهای فارسی از ‪ 16:36‬بامداد‬
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‫‪ 1‬مارس ‪4615‬‬
‫روز گردهمایی بازنشستگان از ‪ 11‬بامداد تا ‪ 4‬پسین‬
‫پنج شنبه‬
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‫‪ 1‬مارس ‪4615‬‬
‫کالسهای آموزش دینی از ‪ 11‬بامداد‪ .‬کالسهای فارسی از ‪ 16:36‬بامداد‬