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J.M. Kapoor has been declared first with
37 score countback in the millennium golf tournament which was organised at the Gokarna
Forest Resort on January 8, Saturday. Michael Jimmermann became the runner-up
with the same 37 score countback. Similarly, D.H. Kim succeeded to win the closet to the
pin in hole no. 10. The tournament was held in the form of stableford 3/4 handicap. Chief executive officer of the Le Meridien Gokarna Forest Resort S.K. Chand conducted the prize distribution ceremony and chairman of the Le Meridien Resort Prem Sachdev distributed prizes to the winners at the golf course area. -By A Staff Reporter Hotel
De L Annapurna brought in the new Millennium on 31st December 1999, with
celebrations galore at the Poolside lawn based on the Global village theme. The whole ambiance of the show was the
synthesis of the old when it meets the new, the cultural changes since the years bygone
till the end of the century when we are stepping into the new Millennium. We created scenes from yesteryears, like
people in traditional costumes alongwith folk song/dance sequence, said a press release
issued by the Hotel. People thus portrayed were from various
ethnic groups in Nepal, such as the Tharus, Rais Magars, Tamangs,
Newars etc. As per the theme, the fun filled evening
included Gourmet food from around the world, games, ethnic shows and entertainments, which
was the fusion of the east and the west. The ambiance of the whole show was very
effectual and lively. The idea of fun and enjoyment was very eminently put across by
making the guests part of the show itself by making them participate in games, songs and
dances. The fun filled evening was attended
with 350 members belonging to the upper echelons of the society. All the guests were welcomed by
Panchakanya girls with flower buds at the entrance of the Hotel. This was also accompanied
by Panche Baja, a traditional Nepalese band. At the beginning of the programme an
audio-visual show about Nepal with glimpses of Royalties, Temples, Mountains, Flora and
faunna was also presented. On the occasion, a fashion parade
reflecting Nepalese culture and ethnic dresses were also organized. The only lady musical group in Nepal, Sparkle Band, also presented popular Nepali folk tunes. Others who joined the jam session with their presentation were Bajra and Robin & Looza. It continued till the new dawn of the new Millennium. |
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