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Italian Cultural Centre looking to grow
August 19, 2015 · 0 Comments
I would like to take this opportunity to introduce the Bolton Italian Cultural Centre.
The club has been operating now for more than 12 years, and originally started with only 20 members. It has now grown to more than 180 members and continues to grow
Over the years, we have worked with the Town of Caledon in addressing many of our needs. We have managed to achieve some of what we needed, but we still have more work to be done.
We would like to thank Regional Councillor Annette Groves for her support of the club, and we look forward to working with our new mayor, council and Town staff in moving forward on addressing the club’s needs.
As our club continues to grow and has become very strong and successful, our success is as a result of the support and sponsorship we have had froom some of our local businesses, such as Garden Foods, Fortino’s, Scotiabank, TD Bank, Zehrs, No Frills Nobleton, Dr. R. Poretta, Dr. Pinto, Mr. Colavita, The Bolton Family Dental Centre, Capuccino Bakery and WalMart.
We would like to thank and recognize our community sponsors and Groves for their continued support and we look forward to continuing our relationship with them, and building new relationships as we move forward.
If anyone is interested in joining the bolton Italian Cultural Centre, please feel free to contact Josie Perillo at 905-533-0168.
Salvatore Patrone,
President,
Bolton Italian Cultural Centre
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