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November 2014
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PERMIT #64
PORTLAND, ME
04101
Issue No. 1014
40 Westland Avenue
Portland, ME 04102
To:
President’s Message
On November 11,Veterans Day, we honor our Veterans
who have served and gave their lives so we continue to
have a free country. We also want to remember all the
men and women in the Armed Services who continue to
watch over the USA and around the world. Take a minute
to remember them with pride.
Please remember we are making baskets for people less
fortunate and we are accepting nonperishable food items.
You can drop them off at the IHC during regular business
hours.
On Friday, November 21, our Annual Turkey Shoot will feature a traditional turkey
dinner and a live dessert auction. If you haven’t been to our Turkey Shoot recently, try to make it and bring your friends. It is new and exciting.
Friday, October 3, we had our 2nd Red Solo Cup party. The mechanical bull was a
huge success, even I got on that BULL, twice. Thank you to Ruth Ann and Rich for
showing us how to line dance!!
October 10, Disco Night in the Cantina was packed. King Pin will be playing in the
Cantina on November 7. Come on down.
I want to thank Steve Corey for installing the BRIGHT LED lights, upstairs in the
DaVinci Room. Bring your sunglasses.
I want to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. I hope you get to spend it with
your family and friends. I would like to thank all IHC members for their continued
support whether it be financial, volunteer time, or attendance at our many activities.
General Manager’s
Message
The holiday season is here.
It’s not too late to book your holiday event, and 2015 and 2016
weddings and social events are
filling the calendar.
The New Year will be upon us
quickly. Due to the increased
awareness of the cold and flu
season, we have placed hand
sanitizers in various location for
the member's and the public's
peace of mind.
We have tried many different
spirit brands in the lounge, and
some are now standards; so
please let us know if there are
any requests.
Happy Fall!
Kimberly McDonough
General Manager
Frank Reali, President
November 20, 2014, Board Meeting & General Assembly
Board Meeting - 4:00 pm
General Assembly - 6:30 pm
Cost — $12 per person
Dinner will be served at 5:30 pm. Please call 772-2500, ext. 15 for dinner reservations. Reservations must be made no later
than November 17. This is a members only dinner and meeting. You will need your key card when paying for your meal.
Officers & Board of Directors
Officers:
Directors:
Frank Reali
President
772-5831
Mike Hutchins
773-0100
Vincenza (Vicki) Dunn
Vice President
774-5003
Nikki Cox
829-5604
Ron Taliento
Treasurer
797-2372
Rocco Toppi
773-3038
Carmela Reali
Membership Sec.
772-5831
John Dascanio
671-1109
Domenica Cipollone
Recording Sec
799-4593
Kim Toppi
Martin Joyce III
Past President
838-3581
Activities Director
329-0845
Committee Chairpersons
Parliamentarian
Camillo Breggia
Membership
Vicki Dunn
Administrative
John Hughes
Scholarship
Carl Paquette
Technology
Vicki Dunn
Marketing
Darlene Smith
Facilities
Steve Corey
Finance
Ron Taliento
By-Laws
Paul Connolly
Cultural
Jim DiBiase
Activities
Kim Toppi
Health & Welfare
Mary Keaney
Charity
Dianne Procida
Sergeant of Arms
Robert Doyle
Membership News
Members for Vote . . . The following will be voted on at the November General Meeting:
Regular Members
Valerio Andreoli Bonnazi
Todd V. DiFede
Italian Name
Bonnazi
DiFede
Associate Members
Robert J. McCormack
Notes from the Membership Secretary
If you have any correspondence regarding membership, please send to:
[email protected]
Or feel free to call me at 939-8570. If you are not receiving your newsletter via email and you would like
to, please send me a message to above address or
call. You will receive our news much faster via email.
Cammy Reali
Sponsor
Carmela Reali
Anthony Barrasso
Nikki Cox
Contact the President . . . As a member, if you
would like to contact President Frank Reali, he may be
reached by calling 772-5831 or 318-9567. You may also
email [email protected]
Articles or Photos for Newsletter . . . If you
would like to submit an article or a photo for the newsletter,
please forward to [email protected]. Articles are due the
15th of the month.
Health & Welfare
Committee … If you know of any IHC members
who are ill, or recently deceased (including family members), and would like the IHC to send them or their family a get well card, sympathy card, or mass card, please
contact Mary Keaney at 767-2440.
Accepting Donations for Thanksgiving Baskets
Non-perishable items are being accepted during the month of October
to fill many Thanksgiving baskets. One basket will be raffled on November 1 to support the Scholarship Committee. Other baskets will be filled
in November to help many families in our community who may need extra help during the holiday season. Items may be dropped off at the
Center by November 14. Please leave your name with your donation in
either the Manager’s Office, the Cantina, or the Bookkeeper’s Office.
Your continued generosity and support is truly appreciated!!!
Suggested items: can fruit/vegetables, peanut butter, cereal, pie crust mix, pudding, soup, crackers, pasta, tomato sauce, pumpkin pie filling, rice—any non-perishable items will be accepted.
Scenes from
Disco Night
October 10
LA CANTINA
Friday Night Entertainment
November 7—King Pin
November 14—Stormin Norman
November 21—Jeff Rockwell
November 28—DJ Don
La Cantina Operating Hours
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Lounge opens 4 pm, last call 9:30 pm, lounge closes 10 pm
Thursday – last call 10:30 pm, lounge closes 11 pm
Friday Nights
Lounge opens at 4 pm, last call 11:30 pm, lounge closes 12 am
Saturday Nights
Lounge opens 5 pm, last call 9:30 pm, closes 10 pm
Trivia/Carne Shoot - last call 10:30pm, closes 11 pm
Lounge is closed Sundays and Mondays (no liquor service)
Please note: The Cantina is open to members Monday through Friday at 8 am. On
Mondays, the Cantina closes at noon. Tuesday through Friday, the Cantina is open all
day until posted closing times above.
Membership Activities
2014/2015 CALENDAR OF EVENTS
November 1
Holiday Craft Fair & Bake Sale
November 4
Election Day Pasta Sale
November 7
King Pin in La Cantina
November 8
Day trip to New York City
November 9
A History of Baroque Roman Art
November 21
Turkey Shoot
December 11
Chorus + Cocktail Party
December 17
Christmas Concert
December 20
Breakfast with Santa
December 31
New Year’s Eve with King Pin
January 16
7 Fish Dinner
January 30
Member Art Show
February 13
Mardi Gras Italian Style
February 28
Red Claws Night
March 7
Indoor Yard Sale
2014/15 Movie Night, Carne,
Trivia in La Cantina
November 1 Movie Night
November 8 Carne
November 22 Trivia
December 6 Movie Night
December 13 Carne
December 27 Trivia
January 10 Carne
January 24 Trivia
February 7 Movie Night
February 14 Carne
February 28 Trivia
March 7 Movie Night
March 14 Carne
March 28 Trivia
April 4 Movie Night
April 11 Carne
April 25 Trivia
King Pin in La Cantina – November 7
Bring your dance partners and friends and for a special evening:
November 7, King Pin will play. One band you won’t want to miss—our
very own Chris Grassi, Dave Radideau and Brad Harnois!!
La Cantina will be serving pub fare from 6:30—8:30 pm (Rocco and crew will
be cooking in the kitchen!) Come on down and have a burger before the
performance.
“Carne” Shoot In the Cantina!
Saturday, November 8
Trivia Night
Get your team together and join us in La Cantina for
a fun night of trivia!
Registration starts at 6 pm
November 22, 7 pm
Games start promptly at 7 pm
$5 per person entry fee
Entry fee is $10.00 per card/person. Members and guests.
Open to members and guest only (maximum of
6 people per team). Top 3 teams win the
pool of cash.
You won’t want to miss it!
Membership Activities
Fiera di Natale
Saturday, November 1st
9 am—4 pm
 Homemade Italian Pastries
 Over 50 Craft Vendors
 Italian Lunch beginning at 11 am
 Raffles, 50/50
The Annual Craft Fair is the single largest fundraiser that the IHC members do
each year. Come on down and show your support of your club and do some
Christmas shopping at the same time!!
Election Day, Tuesday, November 4 —get your Pasta Dinner to Go!!
$8.00/Pasta & Meatball Dinner
Italian Pastries for Sale, Pasta Dinners to Go…. all at the IHC on Election Day. If the IHC is your voting
place in Portland, plan to get your dinner to go. If the IHC is not your voting place, stop by on your way
home and get dinner to go. Why cook when pasta is at your fingertips??
Proceeds from dinners goes directly to the Scholarship Committee which helps fund the annual $1,500
given to one member’s child in the Spring.
November 2014
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
Craft Fair
9-4
Italian Movie
Night
2
3
4
5
6
Election
Day—Pasta
Gin
Dinner to Go! Tournament
9
10
11
History of
Roman Art
16
12
8
King Pin
La Cantina:
Carne Shoot
Pub Fare @
6:30 PM
13
14
15
DJ Stormin
Norman
Gin
Tournament
17
7
18
19
20
21
22
Bocce
Gin
Tournament
General
Meeting
Turkey Shoot
Trivia Night
DJ Jeff
Rockwell
23
24
25
Bocce
30
26
27
28
DJ Don
29
Sing-A-Long
with Peter
Donatelli
Cantina
Member Activities
CHARITY COMMITTEE EVENTS
TV RAFFLE - WIN a 39” JVC Flatscreen HD LED TV for a $1
Yes, it’s true. This year our TV Raffle is bigger and better. We have given away 32” TV’S
the past two years and due to the decrease in TV prices we are going bigger! Raffle Tickets will be sold at the Christmas Fair, November 1, as well as Friday nights in the Cantina
leading up to the Fair.
THANKSGIVING FOOD BASKETS
It’s that time of year when the Charity Committee prepares for distributing Food Baskets for
Thanksgiving. Non-Perishable food items and cash for gift cards will be accepted no later
than November 14. Items may be dropped off at the Cantina or Kim McDonough’s Office. For those unable to get their donations to the club, please call Dianne Procida at 207450-9792, and pickup can be arranged.
CHRISTMAS GIVING TREE
We will have our Annual Christmas Giving Tree with the Presumpscot School, Portland, as
our new recipient. Gift tags will be available by the November 20 monthly General Meeting. Once again cash donations are always acceptable. Checks should be made payable to
the IHC Charitable Trust Fund with the words CHARITY COMMITTEE in the Memo section
of the check. These donations are tax deductable.
INDOOR YARD SALE
It’s never too early to start thinking about our Second Annual INDOOR YARD SALE. The
sale has been scheduled for SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 2015. “Drop Off” for the “Gently
Used” items will be the Friday before the event. Clothing, books, artwork and kitchen items
were just a few of the “HOT ITEMS” sold last year. Due to the high cost of recycling electronic Items, we will not accept old computers, monitors, TV’s. Please start setting your donations aside. We will have more information as time draws near.
Annual IHC Turkey Shoot
Friday, November 21
Members + Guests Invited
6:00 pm BuffetDinner: carved turkey breast and all the fixins’ - gravy, stuffing, potatoes,
carrots, green beans, and PIE!
7:15 pm Turkey Shoot: turkey, roast beef, pork, ham and a few other surprises for each round
8:00 pm NEW! A Live Dessert Auction: you could be the high bidder on a homemade dessert
$20 per person includes tax + gratuity
Call Kim, 329-0845, for tickets
Membership News
Take
10
Jim DiBiase
1. What is your perfect day? A morning round of golf, an afternoon cookout with my family on the Maine
Coast and an evening dancing with my lovely bride at the IHC.
2. If you’re not a Maine native, what brought you here? Born and bred on Munjoy Hill and proud of it. I've lived in Maryland and Virginia and been all over the rest of the USA and there's nowhere from which I'd rather be.
3. What book are you currently reading? The Fault is in Our Stars" (Colpa Delle Stelle), in Italian. " A Short
History of Nearly Everything" by Bill Bryson in English.
4. Who is your favorite musician? Hands down best singer is Frank Sinatra. Emmy Lou Harris is second. Favorite
musicians are Artie Shaw, Harry James, Lionel Hampton, Gene Krupa and the guy who plays "Blurred Lines".
5. What if any causes do you support and why? There are so many. But mainly any cause that helps the underprivileged, victims of war (including our own military in need), Doctors Without Borders and promotion of World Peace.
6. What person living or dead inspires you the most and why? Aside from my family members, Chuck Yeager. He
came up from humble beginnings in West Virginia with scant education to enlist as mechanic in Army Air Corps during WWII.
Became a top flying ace, got shot down over enemy territory in France, escaped by foot over the Pyrenees and returned to the
fray. Became our top test pilot after the war where he flew the perfect engineering envelope on experimental planes, was first
man to break the sound barrier in 1947, flew the X-15 into the stratosphere to experience weightlessness, returned to fly in
Korea, flew on special assignments for our government. He was slighted by not being picked for our nascent space program
because he didn't have a college degree. As a General he flew a bit in Vietnam. Chuck did more in a few weeks of his life than
most of us do in a lifetime. Chuck Yeager has the "Right Stuff" and has been my inspiration to do the best I can in all I do.
7. What is your favorite all time movie? The Graduate, not only because I loved it but because it started a whole new
approach to moviemaking. It also was the first to use a singing group (Simon and Garfunkel) as the soundtrack. Who can forget the line "Plastics Benjie, plastics"? Running close behind are "From Here to Eternity", "Shane", and " The African Queen".
8. What is your favorite place in Maine? Stonington on Deer Isle. I never lived there or spent much time there, but it's
the first place my father settled in Maine. He worked in the quarries there and didn't have as much time as I do to enjoy the
beauty of the town. Second is any golf course.
9. What is your favorite Italian food? Handmade Gnocchi with a little meat on the side with insalada to follow. And
Pizza Ricotta with chocolate chips for dessert.
10. If you could have any job (other than your current job) what would it be? I'm a retired engineer, but I would have
liked to have been a teacher. It's noble to have an influence on our young in a positive way and guide them to their goals.
Avere la Botte Piena e la Moglie Ubriaca :
To have the wine cask full and the wife
drunk: In America we’d say “to have your
cake, and eat it too”. Do you like the literal
Italian better?
If you would like to be the
next Take 10 feature,
contact Kim Toppi at
[email protected] or
call 329-0845.
Committee News
IHC Concert Band Performs . . .
Saturday November 1, Maine State Ballet Theater, 348 Route 1 Falmouth; $7 for IHC members with ID, $10 General public, full-time
students free, $7 seniors.
Be entertained and bewitched with music: exciting, enchanting, haunting and eerie. Relax and release your inner spirits. Let your cobwebs be whisked away on a broomstick
while the Good Witch of North Yarmouth, with her magic Styx, stirs up a brew of fangtastic music with a
band of Goblins, Werewolves, Zombies, Vampires, Ghouls, and whatever else was released from the
asylum. Come hear a jam-packed program with seasonal fun favorites such as: Pieces Macabre (Bando-ween Medley) Hocus Pocus, Thriller, Rolling Thunder, Ride of the Valkyries, Ghost Band and more!
Special guests: SAXES BREW, a psychopathic group from the shadows playing spellbinding, terrorific
tunes.
Halloween Costume Contest – come in costume and participate in the Costume Parade. Celebrity
Judges will select winners for prizes. Bring your family and creepy friends for an evening of musical fun.
KEEPING UP WITH THE CULTURE COMMITTEE
NOVEMBER MOVIE NIGHT
Saturday, November 1, 7:00 pm
“The Sicilian Girl”
A History of Baroque Roman Art
This movie recounts the true crime story of Mafia
daughter Rita Atria who took her own life into her
hands to break the code of silence and testify
against “the Family” in 1991. However she finds the
side of Italian Law and Order to be a dark and lonely place which puts her convictions to the test-and
her own life on the line.
Sunday, November 9, 2:00 pm, DaVinci Room
Free Admission, Refreshments
A Multimedia Event presented by
UMO Professor Michael Grillo
Enjoy an afternoon steeped in the Italian Culture of the Baroque Period, a period of artistic style that used exaggerated
motion and clear, easily interpreted detail to produce drama,
tension, exuberance, and grandeur in sculpture, painting and
architecture.
Movies are in Italian with English subtitles. Join us IHC MEMBER ART SHOW
for complimentary snacks and an entertaining even- January 30
ing filled with plenty of laughs.
Donations accepted to help defray costs.
Calling all members who are interested in exhibiting your artistic talents in a members only show.
Subject matter may be of the
artist’s choosing. Call Jim DiBiase
767-2292 ([email protected])
or Victoria Saniuk at 267-994-6961
IHC Culture Committee: front row-Jim DiBiase, Rocco Ferrante, Gina
DiPietrantonio Ferrante, Victoria Saniuk. Back row: Francie DiBiase,
Jesse Savage, Assunta Savage, Marie Pardi, Barbara Pileggi, Domenica Cipollone, Jay Scala, Cammy Reali. Not Pictured: Vinnie Fierro,
Marianne Reali, Paul Andriulli, Ambrose DiBiase, Richard Alfonso
In Memory of our Deceased Members
Joseph A. Aliberti, Sr.
John DiBiase
James P. McCarthy
Richard L. Bailey
Joseph R DiMauro, Sr
Emilio (Leo) Micucci
Rose V. and Louis D. Bennett
Charles & Madeline DiMauro
Mary & Thomas Paolino
Angelina & Joseph Caminiti
Tony DiMillo
Guido & Mary (Pio) Pardi, Sr.
Joseph Caminiti, Jr.
Edward & Henrietta DiPhillipo
Bettie Pileggi
Michael Caminiti
Carmine & Anna DiPietro
Frankie Pileggi
Franceso & Angelina Capelutti
Joseph DiPietro
Michelena Pileggi
Joseph A. Capelluti
Carmine & Lauraine Ferrante
Rose Pileggi
Josephine N. Capelluti
Doris (DiPietro) Capozza
Francesco & Anna Teresa Capozza
Charlie Ferrante
Samuel S. Ferrante
Giro, Rosina, Sam Fornisano
John and Marty Pizzo
Alphonse & Margaret Pizzo
Al and Frances Pizzo
Francis R. Capozza
Rose Germani
Armando & Isabel Profenno Polito
Joseph A & Marion G Capozza
Nino & Connie Giordano
Donato & Angela Polito Profenno
William M. Caprio
Joseph & Fannie Grimaldi
Santo (Sam) Profenno
Guy & Anna Ciccarelli
John Irace
Arduino & Celeste Reali
Anthony "Tony" Colello
Frank P. Lapomardo
Rocco & Mary Risbara
Thomas D. Colucci
Frank & Richard Lorello
Alphonso & Anna Cartonio Russo
George P Conicelli Sr.
Donald Lefebvre
Theresa (Suzie) Ricci
Thomas A. Conicelli
Eleanor Marshall
Anthony A. Sesto
Charles & Delia Dalfonso
Antonio Marzilli
Patricia & Rocco Toppi, Jr.
Donald E. Daniels
Rocco Marzilli, Sr.
Settimo Trivellin
Antonio Dell'Aquila
Rocco Dell'Aquila
In Appreciation to our Lifetime Members
Joan Bartlett
John Hughes
Giovanna Ricci
Paul & Mary Connolly
Adeline Irace
Rose McCarthy
Marilyn DiBiase
Teresa Lefebvre
Lucy A. Sesto
Guy & Anna Marie Ciccarelli
Beth & Fred Leone
Eleanor Caprio Small
Madalyn J. Daniels
Guy Martini
Grace Caminiti Thomas
Anna Dell’Aquila
Elma Marzilli
Phyllis Tripaldi
Rudy DiPietro
Maria Marzilli
Lucy Ferrante
Dick McArdle
Madeline Fornisano
John & Betty Paris
Louis D. Germani
If you would like your loved one’s
name in the Memoriam section or
if you are a lifetime member and
would like to list your name as a
Lifetime Member, please contact
Barbara Pileggi at 797-5473 or
[email protected]. Cost is
$5 per name for the year.
Pictures Say a 1,000 Words
Scene at the Red Solo Cup Party—a fun time was had by all!!
General Meeting
Winners:
Domenica Cipollone
won the Quorum,
and Rocco Toppi
won the 50/50.
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