Club Roma Inc

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Club Roma (St. Catharines) Inc. was established in 1961. It came to fruition as a result of the inspiration of a few determined individuals intent on providing a facility for the Italian immigrants of St. Catharines in which to gather for family celebrations and community events. Club Roma is located in the north west section of our Garden City, St. Catharines, Ontario, and is a thriving, full-service community club that attracts both, young and mature members. Today Club Roma is a modern, innovative facility that offers banquet services as well as meeting and conference rooms with seating for 15 to 1,000. Our club continues to be the hub of the Italian community, and one of the Niagara Region's most enjoyable venues for members and their guests. As a non-profit organization, our mission is to promote the Italian heritage and culture within our club, and to re-invest in our community at large. Club Roma has made substantial contributions to charitable and academic ventures that benefit the entire Niagara Region.

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Monaco goalkeeper Flavio Roma to join AC Milan AP Worldstream; 8/13/2009 ...take up a new challenge in the colors of the Lombardy club. Roma played 247 games for Monaco, and was instrumental in...for Piacenza, Chievo, Foggia and Lazio, his first club. Roma has played three times for Italy and won the League Cup... ...more

Shevchenko eyes Blues reunion Belfast Telegraph; 6/22/2009 ...spell at Milan proved unsuccessful with the striker scoring twice in nine starts for the Rossoneri last term. Serie A club Roma are reportedly keen to acquire Shevchenko's services but the player insists his priority is to stay at Chelsea. "If... ...more

Name shame as Blues taking over; Saints must be shaking in their boots. Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England); 6/6/2009 ...the peoples club.' Over in Italy and long, long before Everton adopted this ignominious emblem, the Serie 'A' club Roma has always been known as 'the people's club' which in effect means 'the communists club' and, as a consequence... ...more