The Italian American - Italian American Social Club at Palm Coast

The Original
“The Strong Voice”
The Italian American
Originators of
“Festa Italiana”
in Florida
Social Club at Palm Coast, Florida
45 Old Kings Road North ~ Palm Coast, Florida 32137 ~ 386-445-1893
Visit our website: www.iascpc.com
Charter Member
F.F.I.A.C. Member
The Italian American Social Club
It’s Our
37th Anniversary
Dinner & Dance
October/Ottobre 2011
Volume XXXVI, Issue #10
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Doors Open 6:00pm Dinner at 7:00pm
In this issue:
President’s Message ...... 2
Member $25.00 Guests $28.00
Gratuities Are Included
Birthday/Anniversaries... 3
Dress Women -Formal or Semi-Formal
Men - Formal or Jacket & Tie
MENU:
Filet Mignon or Stuffed Shrimp,
Potato Chateau, Brussel Sprouts
Salad, Rolls, Coffee, Tea
Platter of Assorted Pastry
Meeting Highlights ........ 4
New Members................ 4
Health & Welfare ..........
4
Pot of Gold .................... 4
Heritage ......................... 5
MUSIC:
Vic Paci
Tickets Available Monday-Friday 9:00-1:00pm
Tuesday & Friday 5:00-700pm
Upcoming Events .......... 5
BC*
Menu .............................. 10
Calendar ........................ 11
Special points of interest:
New Years Eve Ticket
Sale ............................. FC**
General Meeting
Dinner ......................... 10/11
**Front Cover
*Back Cover
LaVoce Forte Committee
Editor: Roe Barletta
E-mail: [email protected]
Date: Saturday, December 31, 2011
Time: Cocktails at 6:00pm
Dinner Served at 7:00pm
Open Bar-8:00 to midnight (well drinks only)
Champagne Toast at Midnight
Dress: Women – Formal, or Semi Formal Men – Formal or Jackets & Ties Required
Cost:
$75.00 Members - $80.00 Non-Members
Tickets: Tickets on sale Mon.-Fri. 9:00am – 1:00pm and between 5:00 – 7:00pm on Tues. & Fri.
Menu
Appetizer: Shrimp Cocktail
Salad: Holiday Mixed Greens
Pasta: Penne with Spring Sauce
Dinner: Filet Mignon, Crab Stuffed Lobster Tail,
Dutchess Potatoes, Sautéed Peas & Mushrooms
Dessert: Berry Chantilly Pie
Music: Phil Farino & Total Eclipse
Tickets on Sale, Tuesday, October 11 at 12:30 pm
The Italian American Social Club at Palm Coast
Message from the President
Dear Members
I am happy to report that the club is doing very well. The attendance on Tuesday and Friday nights has grown tremendously.
Since June we have initiated approximately 50 new members. Some members have questioned the new faces on Tuesday and Friday nights
thinking they are all guests but they are all new members. I have taken a survey of the number of guests that have signed in on both Friday
and Tuesday nights and the number of dinners and pizza served and it shows that there are far more members than guests If anyone would
like to see that survey please stop in the club any weekday between 9 am & 12 noon. I am always there.
Our book sale did very well. I would like to thank all those who donated books and all the volunteers who worked the book sale. It was a
great success. Several customers commented on how organized the books were. All the volunteers worked very had sorting all the books.
We donated all the books not sold to Relay for Life Cancer.
A special thanks to Patsy DeVito for repairing our awning. Thanks to Joe Renzo, Pete, Bill and John for installing the awning.
Last weekend was spent ripping out the wooden shelves in the dishwasher room and installing new wire shelves and ceiling. This had to be
done according to the Board of Health. This was done thanks to George Zampella, Pete and Connie DiGuilio, Marie and Bill Luke, Maria
and Tom Woodward, Bob Thousand, and John LaCorte.
Our Fall Dinner Dance was wonderful. The decorations were beautiful thanks to Virginia and Mickey. The food delicious thanks to Chef
Dan and his kitchen staff.
Our annual Festa is October 7, 8 and 9th. This is our biggest fund raiser. Mike DiGuilio is working hard to make this a great success so if
you haven’t signed up yet to volunteer, get in touch with Mike and he will find a booth that needs help.
Don’t forget our Chinese Auction on October 15th. The tickets are only $5.00 and there are approximately 150 prizes and raffles. There
is also a special surprise gift valued at $1,600.00 to be raffled off. Doors open at 4 pm and the auction will start at 6 pm. Food will be
available for purchase.
We still have some seats available for our Jacks or Better Casino Boat Bus trip on November 3rd. We have 2 buses filled already and are
working on the 3rd bus. If you are interested contact Marie Woodward as soon as possible as the bus is filling up fast.
Our annual Halloween Dinner Dance is October 22nd. Tickets are on sale now.
On November 12th, we will have our Anniversary Dinner Dance. Tickets will be on sale soon. This is always a sellout, if you would like
to attend get your tickets as soon as possible.
New Year’s Eve tickets are going on sale October 11th at 12:30 pm. This will also be a sellout, so be there on October 11th to purchase
your tickets.
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I was really touched by all the cards and phone calls I received for my birthday. Thank you one and all.
Until next month, stay well and God Bless.
Pat LaCorte, President
Be Popular, Volunteer!!
Meet and greet new friends
through volunteering.
Call volunteer coordinater
Marie Woodward at 586-6867.
Remember, volunteers are the
backbone of our club.
So come give us a hand.
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October/Ottobre 2011 ~ Birthdays and Anniversaries
June 1, 2011 - May 31, 2011
Italian American Social Club Executive Board Members
President
Pat LaCorte
446-0555
Vice-President
Lois Big Mountain
586-5814
Secretary
Pete DiGuilio
445-6745 cell 931-1510
Treasurer
Tom Mayne
446-0946
Directors
Lou Barletta
931-6205
Rosemarie Corbo
864-8580
Sal Gulotta
864-7084
Bill Luke
445-7214
Honey Maresco
446-2123
Joe Minotti
445-7952 cell 586-8082
Bookkeeper
Cheri Moser
313-1635 cell 237-2900
Secretary
Barbara Brancaccio
446-9030
Chef
Dan Testa
586-5854
Standing Committees
Building/Grounds
Chuck Pizer
445-6425
By-Laws/Rules
Mike/Carol Somma
206-3556
Charities/CommAffairs
Roe Barletta
931-6209
Election
Tom Fallon
445-6025
Grievance
Linda Fallon
445-6025
Health & Welfare
Patricia Dino
446-4757
Heritage
Jane Aulicino
904-471-7091
Membership
Marie Galluccio
447-6614
Newsletter
Roe Barletta
931-6209
Publicity
Lou Barletta
931-6205
Scholarship
Arlene Tobia
445-8315
Select Committees
Bereavement
Cathy Irene
446-8019
Bingo-Monday
John LaCorte
446-0555 cell 503-4636
Bingo-Tuesday
Tom Fallon
445-6025
Door Greeters
Carol Minotti
445-7952
Volunteer Coordinator
Marie Woodward
586-6867
Web Manager
Sandra Ostresh
447-4874
Webmaster/Host
Joe Sermarini
445-3729
Chaplain
Mario Dino
446-4757
Festa
Mike DiGuilio
447-3634
Finance
Frank Morelli
Brad Sanguinetti
John Scifo
445-5924
445-4361
446-0444
50/50
Felicia Donato
445-5117
Banquets
Virginia Esposito
986-3965
Pot Of Gold
Joseph Abitante
445-9844
Sergeant at Arms
Ben Locastro
437-5835
Social Director
Virginia Esposito
Mickey Logemann
986-3965
585-4526
Vegas Night
J.LaCorte/V.Esposito
446-0555
Line Dancing
Jenny Martin
446-2218
Appointed Positions
Parliamentarian
Buono Compleanno! Happy Birthday!
1 Thomas Buonocore
2 Homer Barham
2 Dolores Sabella
2 Doreen Blessing
2 Una Raffio
2 Pamela Voges
3 Pete DiGuilio
3 Jane Monico
3 Joseph Nadeau
4 Sebastian Big Mountain
4 Anthony Favara
4 Victor Passarello
4 Delores Ruby
5 Ernest Bio
6 Leonardo Mignano
6 Amerigo Cimino
6 Rosaria Barletta
7 Eugene Tontodonato
8 Zina Farino
8 Rosemarie Price
8 Edward Steckler
9 Angel Hernandez
9 Mary Ridings
10 Marina Cicchetti
10 Meredith Arneson
11 Kenneth Schiegel
11 Luigi DiCamillo
11 Lucy Fiore
12 Rosario DiLiBerti
12 Kenneth Kraemer
12 Beverly Lauria
12 Catherine Irene
12 Edward LoCascio
13 John Spadafino
13 Ida Gulino
14 Jay Fisher
14 Randy Meyer
15 Gloria Ciasulli
15 Maryann Angelone
15 AnnaMary Maseroni
16 Henrietta Acocella
16 Diane Bennett
17 Carolyn DelMonte
17 Donald Muchtin
18 Cheri Nikzad
18 Bridget Passarello
19 Barbara DiPietro
19 June Muchtin
20 James Gagliano
20 Salvatore Caico
20 Castrenza DiLiBerti
21 Carmella Musarra
22 William Tortaro
22 Joseph Ganci
22 Victor Nicoletti
23 John Dowd
23 Carol Franks
24 Don DeFeo
27 Eugenie Aulicino
27 Eve DiFilippo
28 Marie Mercaldo
28 Michael Hewson
28 Tom Rodenfels
28 Diana Townsend
29 Lois Big Mountain
30 Michael Donohue
30 Saburnia Antonelli
30 Maria Russo
31 Laurie Arthur
31 Tom Mayne
31 Richard Perlman
31 Victor Baldassarre
Felice Anniversario! Happy Anniversary! **
1 Sal & Judy Amuso
3 Kenneth & Sally Schiegel
5 Frank & Donna Todisco
6 Vincent & Frances Alongi
6 Eugene & Ann Tontodonato
7 Peter & Kathy DePalma
10 Kenneth & Diane West
12 Martin & Rosemarie Litwak
14 Donald & June Muchtin
15 Victor & Bridget Passarello
15 Dennis & Kathy Salvati
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16 Valentine & Doris Derbi
16 Vincent & Delores Vitrano
17 Ippolito & Geraldine Greco
19 Sal & Gloria Catena
23 Louis & Una Raffio
25 John & Valerie DeMeo
28 Robert & AnnaMarie Maseroni
29 Peter & Jeannette Loglisci
30 Steve & Jean Kayworth
30 William & Marie Kelly
Italian American Social Club
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER HIGHLIGHTS
Executive Board Meeting September 8,
2011
The judge checked our Texas Hold Em
contract and everything is up and up. The
first tournament will be held the Saturday of
Festa.
Family members can join the club without
paying an initiation fee during the months of
September/October/November.
Bermuda length dress shorts for men are
permitted on Friday nights. No short shorts
at any time. Members are responsible for
their guests.
The board agreed to pay our office staff for
holidays.
General Meeting September 21, 2011
The net surplus for the month of August was
$2862. Complete report is posted outside
the office.
Membership Chair Marie Galluccio
introduced 14 new members.
There will be a $10 minimum on all charges
Newsletter Editor Roe Barletta will continue
to mail out of Palm Coast, since this seems
to be working out well.
Carol Minotti reported that there are no
problems with door/greeters and cashiers.
Any new members wishing to volunteer, it is
a great way to meet people.
Joe Abitante reported that all numbers for
the Pot of Gold have been taken, but he is
starting a waiting list.
Volunteer Coordinator, Marie Woodward is
not having a problem getting members to
volunteer.
Festa, Mike has everything moving along
nicely. Advertising will begin. There is still
time for you to volunteer, if interested call
Mike.
Get Well Card:
Sympathy Card:
Angela Ricci on the death of her father.
Please notify Pat Dino at 446-4757 of any
illness or demise in a member’s family
so that the Club may express its concern.
Thank you.
Committee Reports
Health and Welfare, Chaplain Dino reported
that 1 sympathy card and 1 get well card
were sent.
Bingo, John LaCorte reported that bingo is
picking up, but still not doing as well as they
would like.
HEALTH & WELFARE
September 2011
Lucy Fiore who had knee surgery
and is recuperating at home.
New Year’s Eve tickets go on sale October
11th at 12:30 pm in the office. The cost is
$75 for members and $80 for guests.
50/50/Line Dancing, Jenny Martin reported
that 50/50 made $475 in August for a total
of $3,220 and Line Dancing did $108, for
a total of $660. Jenny also reported that
the next opera to be shown by the Heritage
Committee will be “Aida” at 1:30 pm on
November 11th in the lounge.
Richard DiNicola,
Anne Fasoli,
Mary Kitchens,
Jennifer Klepoch,
William & Dorothy Marshall,
Bill & Edie May,
William Rhodes,
Mary Ridings,
Jeff & Nellie Shepherd,
Nadine Wasserman, &
Patti Wenom
Building and Grounds, Thanks to our
volunteers, the utility closet has been
repaired, awning has been repaired, and
the wood shelves in the kitchen have been
replaced due to new health laws.
Bus trip to the ship Jacks or Better for
November 3rd has 2 full buses and half
of a 3rd. Anyone interested call Maria
Woodward. The cost is $35.
Social Chairs Virginia Esposito and Mickey
Logemann, Virginia reported the book sale
was very successful. Thank you to all who
sent books. Saturday night is our harvest
dance, only 100 tickets have been sold.
October 15th is our Chinese Auction. We
have lots of great items. Tickets are $5 and
you get a sheet of 25 raffle tickets. Virginia
also informed us that we have 3 outside
affairs in October, 2 in November and 5 in
December.
Welcome New Members!
Social Committee Report
Our book sale was a big success.
Thanks to all of you who contributed
books and to the volunteers who
helped set up the sale and work at the
sale.
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We are still accepting gifts and
monetary donations for our Chinese
Auction. Please leave them in the
office.
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Tickets for the New Year’s Eve Dance
go on sale October 11. See flyer for
further details. Anniversary Dance
tickets will also go on sale that day.
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POT of GOLD
”Winners Of Pot Of Gold”
Winners for August 26...
Drawing..#65...Joe & Mary Jaworski
Up Coming Pot Of Gold # 34
Dates: ...Sept. 30...Oct. 28...Nov. 25
Good Luck to All
Pot Of Gold Members!!!
Chairman Joe Abitante
PS..I am taking a waiting list for
Next Pot of Gold # 35
Dec. 2011...Jan. and Feb. 2012
Italian American Social Club
HERITAGE COMMITTEE
FERNANDINA ~ BIRTHPLACE OF THE MODERN SHRIMPING INDUSTRY
By Helen Gordon Litrico
Men have been catching shrimp for thousands of years, but shrimping evolved into the modern commercial industry in Fernandina early in
the previous century. The evolution was threefold: a change in location from inshore to offshore; a change in method from cast nets, haul seines and bar
nets to the modern otter trawl; and a change in power from rowboats and sailboats to fleets of motor-powered vessels. Here is where shrimpers put it all
together, and where the great international fleets of today had their humble beginnings.
In the early days, local shrimpers found abundant catches in surrounding waters, operating from rowboats with cast nets around Old Town,
Nassau Sound, up and down the Amelia River and around behind Cumberland Island.
The first marked change in the industry occurred in 1902, when Sicilian newcomer named Mike Salvador went out into deeper water over the
continental shelf, pulling a haul seine from a power driven boat to increase his catch. He formed his own company in 1906 and persuaded other Sicilians
to join him-notably his two brothers-in-law Salvatore Versaggi and Antonio Poli, plus Joseph Gianino. Times were difficult with shrimp selling locally for
a only nickel a pound, consequently, Versaggi traveled to New York in search of other markets. There he made valuable contacts at the Fulton Fish Market.
When he returned to Fernandina in 1912 to found his own company. Versaggi’s start was hardly promising. When he first shipped shrimp back to New
York, the selling price would barely cover transportation charges. The real boom in the evolution of Fernandina’s shrimping industry came in 1913, when
a newcomer from Massachusetts, Captain Billy Corkum, adapted the otter trawl to catch shrimp. This is essentially the same bag-like net system, which
you see on shrimp boats today. The first power driven boat to drag the trawl net successfully in deep water was manned by Capt. William Jones Davis,
a local bar pilot. Shrimp were so plentiful that the first crude trawls worked with great success. As the industry’s main arena moved to St. Augustine,
Louisiana, Texas, Mexico, Tortuga, Campeche, the Caribbean and South America, Fernandina contributed another important name-Harry F. Salman. He
pioneered exploratory fishing for Royal Red shrimp in 200 fathom waters. He was among the first in opening up Campeche fishing in the 1940s.
The founding of the modern shrimping industry was an international effort. More Sicilians followed the pioneers, Bassetta, Litrico, Fazio, Serra
and others. Other ethnic groups involved were Portuguese, Scandinavians, Greeks, Germans, Scotsmen, and some native families such as Hardee, Cook,
Lucas, Brazzell, Little and others.
P.S. Fernandina Beach is on Amelia Island just north of Jacksonville. It is a very pretty place, nice to visit and to reside. The above is a synopsis of an
article appearing in a real estate magazine about Fernandina Beach
Laurence Amuso, Heritage Committee Member
An Afternoon at the Opera
The Heritage Committee
Of the IASC Presents a DVD Showing of
Giuseppe Verdi’s – AIDA
Italian American Social Club
Clubhouse Grounds - 45 Old Kings Road North, Palm Coast
Come to our
FESTA ITALIANA
Friday, October 7th - 4pm to 11pm
FREE
Saturday, October 8th - Noon to 11pm
ADMISSION
Sunday, October 9th - Noon to 7pm
Aida, an Ethiopian princess, is captured and brought
into slavery in Egypt. A military commander, Radames,
struggles to choose between his love for her and his
loyalty to the Pharaoh. To complicate the story further,
Radames is loved by the Pharaoh’s daughter Amneris,
although he does not return her feelings.
RIDES
Raffle
food
music
First
Prize.............$1,500
Second Prize.....$750
Third Prize........$500
Sausage & Peppers, Pizza,
Meatball &
Chicken Parm Heros
Clams & Mussels,
Hamburgers, Hotdogs,
French Fries
Soda, Beer
Pastry, Zeppole
Friday - Frank Saffi
Friday, November 11, 2011
1:30 – 5:00 PM in the lounge
No charge for this event
Stay for dinner after the show
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Saturday - Carl Monte
Sunday - Phil Farino
Fun for the Whole Family!
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T R US T · K N O W L E D G E · E X P E R I E N C E
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If you’re looking for Trustworthy, Dependable, and
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(386) 447-3004
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Come Join Us Every Monday & Tuesday
Afternoon
FOR BINGO
At the Italian American Social Club
Monday: Doors open 4:30 pm
6:15 pm Starting Time
Tuesday: Doors open 10:30 am
12:15 pm Starting time
“Free Lunch, cookies and coffee
will be served.”
PLEASE COME OUT AND
SUPPORT OUR BINGO
The proceeds from Bingo allow us to
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Meet me at IASC on Oct 13 from 10-2pm
for a Free Seminar.
RSVP by Oct 12; call 386-447-8272
or [email protected].
No Agents allowed to attend.
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October/Ottobre 2011
MENU
TUESDAY
FRIDAY
EVERY TUESDAY:
Fish Fry w/French Fries ............................................. $8.95
All You Can Eat! ( No To-Go Boxes ~ No Sharing).
EVERY FRIDAY:
Prime Rib: King ..................................................... $15.95
Queen .................................................. $13.95
1/2 lb. Burger w/ French Fries ................................... $7.95
(Add Bacon, mushrooms or cheese - $1.00 each)
10 oz. Grilled Rib Eye Steak w/ Choices
OCT. 4
TWO FOR $20 (OR $10.95 EACH)
Sausage, Peppers and Onions w/ Pasta
Chicken Francaise w/Choices and Vegetables
OCT. 14
Mussels & Clams Marinara w/ Pasta...................... $13.95
Roast Leg of Lamb w/ Choices and Vegetables ..... $11.95
Stuffed Shells w/Vegetables .................................. $10.95
OCT. 11
TWO FOR $20 (OR $10.95 EACH)
Eggplant Parmigiana w/ Pasta
Grilled Rib-Eye w/ Choices and Vegetables
OCT. 21
Baby Back Ribs w/ Slaw and French Fries............. $13.95
Stuffed Chicken w/ Feta Cheese and Spinach......... $11.95
Penne w/ Spring Sauce, Meatball or Sausage ........ $10.95
OCT. 18
TWO FOR $20 (OR $10.95 EACH)
Honey Ham w/ Pineapple and Roasted Red Pepper
Manicotti w/ Meatball or Sausage
OCT. 28
Margarita Salmon w/ Citrus Sauce ......................... $13.95
Bracciole w/ Pasta .................................................. $12.95
Shells w/ Caramelized Onions and Peppers ........... $10.95
OCT. 25
TWO FOR $20 (OR $10.95 EACH)
Beef Stroganoff over Egg Noodles
Meat Lasagna
NOV. 4
Baccala in Light Red Sauce w/Pasta ...................... $13.95
Roasted Pork Aioli w/ Choices and Vegetables ..... $12.95
Lobster Ravioli w/ Basil Tomato Marinara ........... $12.95
$13.95
NOV. 1
TWO FOR $20 (OR $10.95 EACH)
Chicken Cacciatore w/ side of Pasta
Tortellini w/ Spinach and Garlic Aioli
NEW!! SPECIALTY APPETIZERS $6.95
Choice of Fried Calamari, Fried Coconut
Shrimp or Fried Scallops
With Chef Dan’s dipping sauces
* Dinner for General Meeting night will be a half-chicken.
Please order in advance.
**Antipasto must be ordered in advance.
Ravioli……………………………………………............. $10.95
All 2/$20 Specials incl Soup or Salad and Dessert
Healthy Choice Entrée with Salad, Vegetable and
Potato ......................................................................... $11.95
GUEST PRICES $1.00 EXTRA PER MEAL *
SHARING $3.00 EXTRA PLATE *
SUBSTITUTE POTATO…. $1.00
NEW!!! SPECIALTY SALADS $11.95
Now Available on Tuesday and Friday Choice of Fried Shrimp, Calamari or Marinated Grilled Chicken or Steak
on Our Caesar Salad or Tossed Garden Salad
sChoice: Baked Potato , Sweet Potato, or Rice Pilaf
10
Suggested Gratuity $2 per person
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October/Ottobre 2011
Sunday/
Domenica
Monday/
Lunedi
Tuesday/
Martedi
Wednesday/
Mercoledi
Thursday/
Giovedi
Friday/
Venerdi
Saturday/
Sabato
1
2
3 Bingo 6:15pm
4 Bingo 12:15pm
Free Lunch
Dinner 5pm
Karaoke 7pm
Texas Hold’Em 7pm
Line Dancing 7:30
5 Game Day 10am
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7 FESTA
4pm-11pm
Frank Saffi
8 FESTA
Noon - 11pm
Carl Monte
9 FESTA
Noon - 7pm
Phil Farino
10 Bingo 6:15pm
11 Bingo 12:15pm
Free Lunch
Dinner 5pm
Karaoke 7pm
Texas Hold’Em 7pm
Line Dancing 7:30
12 Game Day
10am
13
Board Meeting 7pm
14
15
16
17 Bingo 6:15pm
18 Bingo 12:15pm
Free Lunch
Dinner 5pm
Karaoke 7pm
Texas Hold’Em 7pm
Line Dancing 7:30
19 Game Day
20
Heritage Committee
10am
Picnic
*Dinner 5pm
General Meeting 7pm
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23/30
24/31
Bingo 6:15pm
25 Bingo 12:15pm
Free Lunch
Dinner 5pm
Karaoke 7pm
Texas Hold’Em 7pm
Line Dancing 7:30
26 Game Day
10am
27
Dinner 5-7pm
Dancing 6:30 pm
Vic Paci
Chinese Auction
doors open 4pm
22
Dinner 5-7pm Halloween Dinner
Dance
Dancing 6:30 pm
Phil Farino
Kenyon Dye
6:00
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Dinner 5-7pm
Dancing 6:30 pm
DJ Blasko
Pot of Gold
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November/Novembre 2011
Sunday/
Domenica
Monday/
Lunedi
Tuesday/
Martedi
Wednesday/
Mercoledi
Thursday/
Giovedi
Friday/
Venerdi
Saturday/
Sabato
1Bingo 12:15pm
Free Lunch
Dinner 5pm
Karaoke 7pm
Texas Hold’Em 7pm
Line Dancing 7:30
2Game Day 10am
3
4
5
10
Board Meeting 7pm
11 Afternoon at the
Opera 1:30
Aida
Dinner 5-7pm
Dancing 6:30 pm
Frank Saffi
12 Anniversary
Dinner Dance
Vic Paci
6:00
18
19
25
26
6
7 Bingo 6:15pm
8 Bingo 12:15pm
Free Lunch
Dinner 5pm
Karaoke 7pm
Texas Hold’Em 7pm
Line Dancing 7:30
9 Game Day 10am
13
14 Bingo 6:15pm
15 Bingo 12:15pm
Free Lunch
Dinner 5pm
Karaoke 7pm
Texas Hold’Em 7pm
Line Dancing 7:30
17
16 Game Day
10am
*Dinner 5pm
General Meeting 7pm
20
21 Bingo 6:15pm
22 Bingo 12:15pm
Free Lunch
Dinner 5pm
Karaoke 7pm
Texas Hold’Em 7pm
Line Dancing 7:30
23 Game Day
10am
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Bingo 6:15pm
29 Bingo 12:15pm
Free Lunch
Dinner 5pm
Karaoke 7pm
Texas Hold’Em 7pm
Line Dancing 7:30
30 Game Day
10am
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HAPPY
THANKSGIVING
Dinner 5-7pm
Dancing 6:30 pm
Tim Rippey
Dinner 5-7pm
Dancing 6:30 pm
Carl Monte
Dinner 5-7pm
Dancing 6:30 pm
Kenyon Dye
Pot of Gold
* Dinner for General Meeting night will be a half-chicken. Please order in advance.
BINGO Every Monday evening at 6:15 pm and Tuesday afternoon at 12:15 pm.
Every Tuesday Evening Karaoke at 7 pm, Texas Hold Em at 7 pm, and Line Dancing at 7:30pm
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Permit #13
Palm Coast
Italian American Club at Palm Coast
45 Old Kings Road North
Palm Coast, FL 32137
Address Service Requested
Spend A GHOULISH NIGHT At the
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Doors Open 6:00pm - Dinner Served 7:00pm
Tickets on sale Mon.-Fri. 9:00am - 1:00pm and
between 5:00 - 7:00pm on Tues. & Fri.
Members $18.00
Guests $21.00
Gratuities NOT Included
Baked Ham, Sweet Potato Casserole, Green Bean Almondine or
Tilapia, Rice, Green Bean Almondine
Salad, Rolls, Butter, Coffee, Tea
Dessert: Peanut Butter Swirl Ice Cream
Music By:
On Saturday, October 15 we are sponsoring a
Chinese Auction Fundraiser
Doors will open at 4:00pm and the auction will
begin at 6:00pm
Entry fee will be $5.00 and will include one sheet (25 tickets)
plus one (1) ticket for the door prize. Of course, additional
sheets will be available for purchase at $1.00 per sheet. We
will also have specialty items and the raffles will cost $2.00
for three (3) tickets
and $5.00 for nine (9) tickets
Lunch will be available for purchase. No outside food or
beverage will be allowed.
IF YOU HAVE ANY NEW ITEMS OR COLLECTIBLES
YOU WOULD LIKE TO DONATE, PLEASE BRING THEM
TO THE CLUB MONDAY-FRIDAY 9-1PM
Tickets will be available for pre-sale.
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!
Any questions, please call the office Monday thru Friday
between 9:00-1:00pm.