Maltese American Community Clubs - Revision history

Joejulian: added Category:Maltese Diaspora using HotCat

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added Category:Maltese Diaspora using HotCat

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	==Sources==		==Sources==
	* Maltese in Detroit (By Diane Gale Andreassi, ISBN 978-0-7385-8337-2)		* Maltese in Detroit (By Diane Gale Andreassi, ISBN 978-0-7385-8337-2)

			[[Category:Maltese Diaspora]]

MarleneG: /* Maltese American Community Club of Dearborn */ added committee

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	In 1979, the Dearborn club bought a building, formerly owned by the Ukrainian American Organization on Oakman Boulevard in Dearborn. Club President [[Larry Zahra]] says “Many club members volunteered to help, bringing skills from all walks of life, to renovate the facility. The hard work continued for a number of years and still takes place today as constant improvements are made to the facility.”		In 1979, the Dearborn club bought a building, formerly owned by the Ukrainian American Organization on Oakman Boulevard in Dearborn. Club President [[Larry Zahra]] says “Many club members volunteered to help, bringing skills from all walks of life, to renovate the facility. The hard work continued for a number of years and still takes place today as constant improvements are made to the facility.”

			==2013 Committee==
			* President - [[Larry Zahra]]
			* Vice President - Rita Vella Cruz
			* Vice President - Manny Agius
			* Treasurer - Chuck Vella
			* Secretary - Gary Grima
			* Financial Secretary - Mia Bonnici

	==Past and Present Club Presidents==		==Past and Present Club Presidents==

MarleneG: /* Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc. */

2013-06-14T14:44:02Z

Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc.

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	The Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc. (M.A.B.S.I.) is a society situated in the heart of Corktown, Detroit. It’s main purpose is to promote the advancement of the Maltese American Community in the Metro Detroit and surrounding areas, as well as educate and welcome any other ethnicity to join and participate in our family oriented club.  An eight-member executive board runs the organisation and membership is limited to Maltese, their descendants and their non-Maltese spouses. In 2007, the bylaws were changed to allow non-Maltese membership. The current President is [[Carmen Nino]].		The Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc. (M.A.B.S.I.) is a society situated in the heart of Corktown, Detroit. It’s main purpose is to promote the advancement of the Maltese American Community in the Metro Detroit and surrounding areas, as well as educate and welcome any other ethnicity to join and participate in our family oriented club.  An eight-member executive board runs the organisation and membership is limited to Maltese, their descendants and their non-Maltese spouses. In 2007, the bylaws were changed to allow non-Maltese membership. The current President is [[Carmen Nino]].

	In 2010 the Society celebrated the 70th Anniversary, however the club has been situated in it's current location since 1963. The largest and most ornate event organized by the club is the [[Feast of The Virgin Mary (Marija Bambina)]], celebrated over Labor Day Weekend at the club.		In 2010 the Society celebrated the 70th Anniversary, however the club has been situated in it's current location since 1963. The largest and most ornate event organized by the club is the [[Feast of The Virgin Mary (Marija Bambina)]], celebrated over [[Labor Day Weekend]] at the club.

	Maltese pastizzi and other traditional Maltese foods are sold at both clubs.		Maltese pastizzi and other traditional Maltese foods are sold at both clubs.

MarleneG: /* Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc. */

2013-06-14T14:43:39Z

Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc.

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	The Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc. (M.A.B.S.I.) is a society situated in the heart of Corktown, Detroit. It’s main purpose is to promote the advancement of the Maltese American Community in the Metro Detroit and surrounding areas, as well as educate and welcome any other ethnicity to join and participate in our family oriented club.  An eight-member executive board runs the organisation and membership is limited to Maltese, their descendants and their non-Maltese spouses. In 2007, the bylaws were changed to allow non-Maltese membership. The current President is [[Carmen Nino]].		The Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc. (M.A.B.S.I.) is a society situated in the heart of Corktown, Detroit. It’s main purpose is to promote the advancement of the Maltese American Community in the Metro Detroit and surrounding areas, as well as educate and welcome any other ethnicity to join and participate in our family oriented club.  An eight-member executive board runs the organisation and membership is limited to Maltese, their descendants and their non-Maltese spouses. In 2007, the bylaws were changed to allow non-Maltese membership. The current President is [[Carmen Nino]].

	In 2010 the Society celebrated the 70th Anniversary, however the club has been situated in it's current location since 1963. The largest and most ornate event organized by the club is the Feast of The Virgin Mary (Marija Bambina), celebrated over Labor Day Weekend at the club.		In 2010 the Society celebrated the 70th Anniversary, however the club has been situated in it's current location since 1963. The largest and most ornate event organized by the club is the [[Feast of The Virgin Mary (Marija Bambina)]], celebrated over Labor Day Weekend at the club.

	Maltese pastizzi and other traditional Maltese foods are sold at both clubs.		Maltese pastizzi and other traditional Maltese foods are sold at both clubs.

MarleneG: /* Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc. */ typo

2013-06-11T20:33:52Z

Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc.: typo

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	Club presidents include [[Ed Caruana]], [[Horace Spiteri]], [[Ninu Abela]], [[Edward Camilleri]], [[Anthony Camilleri]], [[Robert Fenech]], [[Sam Flask]], [[Larry Zahra]] and [[Paul Borg]]. Currently, [[Larry Zahra]] is Club President.		Club presidents include [[Ed Caruana]], [[Horace Spiteri]], [[Ninu Abela]], [[Edward Camilleri]], [[Anthony Camilleri]], [[Robert Fenech]], [[Sam Flask]], [[Larry Zahra]] and [[Paul Borg]]. Currently, [[Larry Zahra]] is Club President.

	==[[Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc.]]==		==Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc.==
	The Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc. (M.A.B.S.I.) is a society situated in the heart of Corktown, Detroit. It’s main purpose is to promote the advancement of the Maltese American Community in the Metro Detroit and surrounding areas, as well as educate and welcome any other ethnicity to join and participate in our family oriented club.  An eight-member executive board runs the organisation and membership is limited to Maltese, their descendants and their non-Maltese spouses. In 2007, the bylaws were changed to allow non-Maltese membership. The current President is [[Carmen Nino]].		The Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc. (M.A.B.S.I.) is a society situated in the heart of Corktown, Detroit. It’s main purpose is to promote the advancement of the Maltese American Community in the Metro Detroit and surrounding areas, as well as educate and welcome any other ethnicity to join and participate in our family oriented club.  An eight-member executive board runs the organisation and membership is limited to Maltese, their descendants and their non-Maltese spouses. In 2007, the bylaws were changed to allow non-Maltese membership. The current President is [[Carmen Nino]].

MarleneG: /* Maltese American Community Club of Dearborn */ typo

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Maltese American Community Club of Dearborn: typo

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	The [[Independent Maltese Club of Detroit]] was established in 1940 and relocated to the current facility at 1832 Michigan Ave in Detroit. The non-profit club took on the new name of the [[Maltese American Benevolent Society Inc]].		The [[Independent Maltese Club of Detroit]] was established in 1940 and relocated to the current facility at 1832 Michigan Ave in Detroit. The non-profit club took on the new name of the [[Maltese American Benevolent Society Inc]].

	==[[Maltese American Community Club of Dearborn]]==		==Maltese American Community Club of Dearborn==
	The Maltese American Community Club of Dearborn, Michigan, was organized by Maltese migrants in 1958 and the first President was [[George Zammit]]. In 1972, the club joined other local Maltese clubs in organizing charter trips to Malta.		The Maltese American Community Club of Dearborn, Michigan, was organized by Maltese migrants in 1958 and the first President was [[George Zammit]]. In 1972, the club joined other local Maltese clubs in organizing charter trips to Malta.

Tonisant: Tonisant moved page Maltese American Community Club to Maltese American Community Clubs: typo

2013-06-11T20:05:38Z

Tonisant moved page Maltese American Community Club to Maltese American Community Clubs: typo

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MarleneG: /* Past and Present Club Presidents */

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Past and Present Club Presidents

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	==Past and Present Club Presidents==		==Past and Present Club Presidents==
	Club presidents include [[Ed ~~Carwan~~]], [[Horace Spiteri]], [[Ninu Abela]], [[Edward Camilleri]], [[Anthony Camilleri]], [[Robert Fenech]], [[Sam Flask]], [[Larry Zahra]] and [[Paul Borg]]. Currently, [[Larry Zahra]] is Club President.		Club presidents include [[Ed Caruana]], [[Horace Spiteri]], [[Ninu Abela]], [[Edward Camilleri]], [[Anthony Camilleri]], [[Robert Fenech]], [[Sam Flask]], [[Larry Zahra]] and [[Paul Borg]]. Currently, [[Larry Zahra]] is Club President.

	==[[Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc.]]==		==[[Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc.]]==

MarleneG: /* Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc. */

2013-06-06T19:20:59Z

Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc.

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	Club presidents include [[Ed Carwan]], [[Horace Spiteri]], [[Ninu Abela]], [[Edward Camilleri]], [[Anthony Camilleri]], [[Robert Fenech]], [[Sam Flask]], [[Larry Zahra]] and [[Paul Borg]]. Currently, [[Larry Zahra]] is Club President.		Club presidents include [[Ed Carwan]], [[Horace Spiteri]], [[Ninu Abela]], [[Edward Camilleri]], [[Anthony Camilleri]], [[Robert Fenech]], [[Sam Flask]], [[Larry Zahra]] and [[Paul Borg]]. Currently, [[Larry Zahra]] is Club President.

	==Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc.==		==[[Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc.]]==
	The [[Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc.]] (M.A.B.S.I.) is a society situated in the heart of Corktown, Detroit. It’s main purpose is to promote the advancement of the Maltese American Community in the Metro Detroit and surrounding areas, as well as educate and welcome any other ethnicity to join and participate in our family oriented club.  An eight-member executive board runs the organisation and membership is limited to Maltese, their descendants and their non-Maltese spouses. In 2007, the bylaws were changed to allow non-Maltese membership. The current President is [[Carmen Nino]].		The Maltese American Benevolent Society, Inc. (M.A.B.S.I.) is a society situated in the heart of Corktown, Detroit. It’s main purpose is to promote the advancement of the Maltese American Community in the Metro Detroit and surrounding areas, as well as educate and welcome any other ethnicity to join and participate in our family oriented club.  An eight-member executive board runs the organisation and membership is limited to Maltese, their descendants and their non-Maltese spouses. In 2007, the bylaws were changed to allow non-Maltese membership. The current President is [[Carmen Nino]].

	In 2010 the Society celebrated the 70th Anniversary, however the club has been situated in it's current location since 1963. The largest and most ornate event organized by the club is the Feast of The Virgin Mary (Marija Bambina), celebrated over Labor Day Weekend at the club.		In 2010 the Society celebrated the 70th Anniversary, however the club has been situated in it's current location since 1963. The largest and most ornate event organized by the club is the Feast of The Virgin Mary (Marija Bambina), celebrated over Labor Day Weekend at the club.

MarleneG: /* The Maltese American Community Club of Dearborn */

2013-06-06T19:20:25Z

The Maltese American Community Club of Dearborn

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	The [[Independent Maltese Club of Detroit]] was established in 1940 and relocated to the current facility at 1832 Michigan Ave in Detroit. The non-profit club took on the new name of the [[Maltese American Benevolent Society Inc]].		The [[Independent Maltese Club of Detroit]] was established in 1940 and relocated to the current facility at 1832 Michigan Ave in Detroit. The non-profit club took on the new name of the [[Maltese American Benevolent Society Inc]].

	==[[~~The~~ Maltese American Community Club of Dearborn]]==		==[[Maltese American Community Club of Dearborn]]==
	The Maltese American Community Club of Dearborn, Michigan, was organized by Maltese migrants in 1958 and the first President was [[George Zammit]]. In 1972, the club joined other local Maltese clubs in organizing charter trips to Malta.		The Maltese American Community Club of Dearborn, Michigan, was organized by Maltese migrants in 1958 and the first President was [[George Zammit]]. In 1972, the club joined other local Maltese clubs in organizing charter trips to Malta.