The Italian American - Italian American Social Club at Palm Coast

The Original
“The Strong Voice”
Originators of
“Festa Italiana”
in Florida
Charter Member
The Italian American
Social Club at Palm Coast, Florida
45 Old Kings Road North ~ Palm Coast, Florida 32137 ~ 386-445-1893
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January/Gennaio 2015
Volume XL, Issue #1
In this issue:
Advertisements………….9
Band Schedule…………..8
The Italian American Club Social and Heritage Committees
Birthdays/Anniversaries...4
Present
Boosters…………………..8
Calendar……………….BC*
Carnevale de Venezia
Committees……………...2
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Health and Welfare……...5
Heritage…………………..7
Meeting Highlights……....6
Menu……………………..11
Motions…………………...6
Doors open 6:00 pm – Dinner at 6:30 pm
Members: $30.00
Guests: $33 (Gratuity Included)
Semi-Formal or Carnevale Attire
Menu
New Members…………...5
Officers…………………...2
Points of Interest……........2
Cold Antipasto
Homemade Manicotti
Pot of Gold………………..5
Braciole or Chicken Piccata
President’s Message……3
served w/pasta and broccoli rabe
*Back Cover
Tartufo Dessert
Coffee, Tea, Espresso and Anisette
General Membership Meeting
January 21.
Board Meeting Jan. 8
In order to vote on motions and
conduct business, the Club requires
a quorum.
(See IMPORTANT MOTIONS in
our Board Meeting Highlights and
our menu on page 6.)
Music by Phil Farino
Tickets on Sale January 13
Membership Chair, Marie Galluccio
reminds all members that as of
December 1st,
Annual Dues of $100 are due.
June 1, 2014 – May 31, 2015
Italian American Social Club
Italian American Social Club Executive Board Members
President
Chuck Buglione
864-2022
Vice-President
Dan Piettro
446-1976
Secretary
Honora Giumenta
Treasurer
Joe Jaworski
492-3865
Directors
Michael Aulicino
904-471-7091
Sal Gulotta
864-7084
Pat LaCorte
446-0555 cell 503-4636
Denise Renzo
864-7529
Bob Thomas
586-1295
Eugene Tontodonato
446-1515
POINTS OF INTEREST
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Standing Committees
Building/Grounds Pete DiGuilio
By-Laws/Rules
Roseanne Vastano
Charities
John LaCorte
Election
Roseanne Vastano
Grievance
Laurence Amuso
Health & Welfare Patricia Dino
Heritage
Jane Aulicino
Membership
Marie Galluccio
Newsletter
Jeanne Coyne
Advertising
Joe Abitante
Publicity
Joe Abitante
Scholarship
Daria & Perry Troina
Select Committees
Cathy Irene
John LaCorte
Marie Luke
Door Greeter
Donna DiAngelo
Volunteer Coord. Bella Ammirata
Web Manager
Sandra Ostresh
Webmaster/Host Joe Sermarini
Bereavement
Bingo
Chaplain
Finance
50/50
Banquets
Parliamentarian
Pot of Gold
Sergeant at Arms
Social Director
Vegas Night
Line Dancing
Appointed Positions
Mario Dino
Joe Scifo
Jenny Martin
Sandy Ostresh
Liz Piettro
Ric Giumenta
Jenny Martin
Pete DiGuilio
Mickey Logemann
Edith Campins
Donna DiAngelo
Nellie Shepherd
George Logemann
Mickey Logemann
Jenny Martin
445-6745 cell 931-1510
445-7670
446-0555
445-7670
446-6632
446-4757
904-471-7091
447-6614
445-9844
445-9844
445-3715
446-8019
446-0555
445-7214
283-5074
445-9633
447-4874
445-3729
446-4757
446-0819
446-2218
447-4874
446-1976
445-7547
446-2218
445-6745 cell 931-1510
585-4526
585-4526
585-4526
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10-top table requests for Friday night
MUST be made by Thursday noon. It will
not be accepted if you call on Friday.
Meet and greet new friends through
volunteering. Call volunteer coordinator,
Bella Ammirata, 445-9633. Remember,
volunteers are the backbone of our club. So
come give us a hand!
Electronic cigarettes cannot be used inside
the club due to our smoke-free environment
as per our insurance policy regulations.
Message from the President
Ciao a tutti
Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday to all of you. I hope it was a happy and blessed day with family, friends and loved
ones. December turned out to be a very busy month for us with all of the Christmas parties. A very warm and special
thanks to Liz Piettro who brings all these parties together from beginning to the end. The Board and I really appreciate
everything you do for this club. We also had our Christmas Dance and it was just perfect. Thanks go out to Mickey and
her crew for doing a fantastic job as usual. The room looked beautiful and was filled with holiday spirit. I would also like
to thank my Board and their spouses for volunteering at the employee Christmas Party. We all had a great time and it
showed we really appreciate all of our employees.
The Club has a big month coming in for the New Year starting with New Years Eve, what an exciting night that’s gonna
be. It is sold out. The next event is the Texas Hold em Tournament on the 10th Of January. I’m sure a lot of our members
will be there. Then on the 17th of January, it’s Night at the Races. Please go out and get your tickets for this night. I have
been to several of these and have won some money. So come out and bet on your favorite horse. The price includes a 2
hour open bar and dinner. You can’t go wrong here! On the 24th Of January is our variety show, Putting on the Ritz. Lots
of entertainment and fun. I’m told this is almost sold out so see if you can join us here. Our last event for the month is my
favorite. It’s our Saturday Pub Night in the main room with Beach St. A Go Go. If you haven’t been to any of these you
really need to come. This is a full band that plays all the great songs of the 60’s & 70’s. They were here last month and
packed the house. Feel free to dress up in your favorite 60’s or 70’s outfit. Right on and Peace out! (Can’t believe I used to
talk that way lol)
Its halfway through my presidency and there is still a lot of work to do in this club and I’m asking all of you, if you have
some time to volunteer, please let us know. The club is always in need of help. I welcome all of you. And on that note, I
would like to welcome all of our new members to the best club on the strip. I hope to see all of you at our next General
Membership Meeting night. There are a few by-law changes that need to be voted on and we can’t do that unless we have
a quorum of 75 regular members so please help us out. The next Board Meeting is January 8 and the General Meeting is
January 21.
On a sad note, I would like all of you to pray for the families of June Muchtin and Maxine Jastremski. Maxine used to be a
bartender here and also a long time member. Both of these women were very special and aren’t suffering anymore. Rest
in peace Maxine and June.
Happy New Year To all of you, be safe and remember “THIS IS OUR CLUB AND OUR FAMILY”. My door is always open!
Grazie a tutti
Chuck Buglione, President
Felice
Anno
Nuovo
2015
General Meeting
Wednesday Jan. 21, 2015
Menu:
Caesar salad w/ Meat Lasagna
Boston Cream Pie for dessert. $10.
Happy
New
Year
2015
Buono Compleanno! Happy Birthday
1 Jeanne Coyne
1 Ennio Massa
2 Joan Ganci
2 Valentino Trovato
4 Richard Cicchetti
4 Anita Jennings
4 Maryanne Polidore
4 Frank Rulla
6 Mary Carcich
6 John Iocovozzi
6 Edward Uribe
7 Charlie Huegi
7 Evelyn Matta
7 Leo Blessing
10 James Bartolero
10 Gabriel Scarnato
11 Virginia Esposito
11 Anthony Iorlano
12 Onofrio DeRiggi
12 Hal Hansen
12 Mary Kitchens
13 Robert Carcich
13 Patricia DeZego
14 Robert Ernst
14 Nicolette Kraemer
15 Anthony Cappadona
15 Carol Sermarini
16 Roger Donahue
17 Alba Scalise
18 Deborah Aldinger
18 Maxine Jastremski
18 Jerome Licari
18 Alfred Fabbrini
19 Myrna Santora
21 Giovanna McKiernan
21 Thomas Brennan, Sr
Felice Anniversario! Happy Anniversary!
1 George & Lynne Macko
4 Gaspare & Alba Scalise
5 Anthony & Anita Cappadona
7-John & Edith Santomenno
January 2015
8 Mario & Patricia Dino
9 Agostino & Margaret Magro
10 Anthony & Francine Favara
12 Richard & Helen Tilelli
22 Jerry Esposito
22 Maria Touhy
23 Antonietta Incristi
23 Mary Jaworski
24 Vita Colarusso
24 Vincent Enright
25 Carmela Ivarone
26 Diane Clark
26 Carol D’Oronzo
27 Bonnie Librizzi
29 Michael Angelo
29 Dean VanGorden
31 John Mitchell
31 Marcia Seither
12 Edward & Susan Miller
13 Anthony & Hanna Stampone
16 Anthony & Julia Mercante
16 Dominic & Frances DiGirolamo
20 Richard & Honora Giumenta
20 Tom & Giovanna McKiernann
20 Gary & Carol Wissing
27 Frank & Gabriella Tuscano
28 Robert & Allene Maggi
30 Edward & Diane Clark
Our family continues to grow…
We extend a warm welcome to
our newest members
and several returning
Pot Of Gold
Congratulations to Joe Ingaro on his
Pot Of Gold win in November!
He has number 51.
He had just left for New Jersey so we mailed him
his $1,000 winnings.
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“I want to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year for 2015 and may we all be
winners. Thanks to all my friends who help me on
Friday nights with 50/50 and Pot of Gold. I don’t know
what I would do without them.”
Jenny Martin
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members, too:
George Britton
Richard &Ruth O’Connor
Maria DeRiggi
John DiPuma
Nicholas Giumenta
Steve Ingram
Bella Klepper
Margaret Lettera
Mario & Christine Magnani
Nella Matra
Edward & Christy Oddo
George Pezoulas
Vincent & Carol Politi
Georgia Tedesco
Don & Anne Wilson
Gary & Carol Wissing
Jenny Martin
HEALTH & WELFARE – December 2014
Get Well Card:
Sympathy Card:
Ted Francescon on the death of his wife, Marie.
Don Muchtin on the death of his wife, June.
Michelle and Jason on the death of their mother Maxine Jastremski.
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.
Board Meeting Highlights
December 11, 2014
In the absence of a General Meeting in the month of December and subsequent highlights,
please review the following motions up for vote in January and February.
A motion was made by Director Pat LaCorte to change “Regular Member” to “Member”.
2nd by Mike Aulicino. All in favor. MOTION APPROVED. This will be noticed in January Newsletter and
voted on at the February General Membership Meeting. This motion is in reference to the following three
Articles:
Change:
Bylaws ARTICLE III Section 1 – Regular Members: (c) An application for Regular Membership shall
not be considered, or approved, by the Executive Board unless sponsored by one or more Regular Members.
To read:
Bylaws ARTICLE III Section 1 – Regular Members: (c) An application for Regular Membership shall
not be considered, or approved, by the Executive Board unless sponsored by one or more Members.
Change:
Bylaws ARTICLE III Section 3 – Associate Members: (f) An application for Associate Membership
shall not be considered or approved by the Executive Board unless sponsored by one or more Regular
Members.
To read:
Bylaws ARTICLE III Section 3 – Associate Members: (f) An application for Associate Membership
shall not be considered or approved by the Executive Board unless sponsored by one or more Members.
Change:
Bylaws ARTICLE V Section 5 – Initiation: (a) Applications for membership shall be submitted to the
Membership Committee on properly filled out forms obtained from the Membership Committee, the Executive
Board or a Regular Member, together with the established initiation and applicable dues.
To read:
Bylaws ARTICLE V Section 5 – Initiation: (a) Applications for membership shall be submitted to the
Membership Committee on properly filled out forms obtained from the Membership Committee, the Executive
Board or a Member, together with the established initiation and applicable dues.
Bylaws – Motion was made by Director Eugene Tontodonato (Article 111 Membership Section 3)
“Associate members cannot be on the election committee” change to “Associate members can serve on the
election committee.” This was 2nd by Dan Piettro and the Motion was passed by the Board. This was in the
November newsletter and since we do not have a General Membership Meeting in December the vote will be
at the January 2015 meeting.
The Italian American Club Social and Heritage Committees
Present
Carnevale de Venezia
CARNEVALE
The Carnevale festival derives from an ancient Latin feast called Lupercalia, a festival held around 15th of
February before the coming of Christianity. The feast was in honor of Lupa, the she-wolf who suckled Romulus and
Remus, the mythical founders of ancient Rome. The priests, luperci (brothers of the wolf) conducted a ceremony
dressed in goatskins. The feast began with the sacrifice of a dog and two goats. After the sacrificial rite, two priests
approached an altar where another priest took the knife used to kill the dog and goats, and anointed their
foreheads with the bloody knife. The anointer then took a wool cloth, dipped in milk, and wiped their foreheads
and the knife. After the cleaning of the forehead, the continuing ritual required the two priests to smile and laugh.
Following that, the priests cut thongs of skin (called februa) of the animals slain and ran along the city walls waving
the februa. Spectators would position themselves close enough for the flailing februa to strike them. This ritual,
many believed, would drive away evil spirits, ensure fertility in young girls, and young women, prevent sterility and
relieve the pains of child-birthing.
It is interesting to note, at this point, that the month of February received its name from februa, and
carnevale from the Latin carnelevarum, to remove the meat. The English word is carnival, in Italian it is carnevale
and pronounced car–nay- vah-lay.
This ritual continued until 494 A.D. when Pope Gelasius did away with the februa rite and replaced it with
a Christian ceremony of purification and sacrifice (lent). However, the festivities prior to lent spread through the
Roman Catholic world. Lent is a time of sacrifice and many interpreted the Latin word above as meat free.
Carnevale was mainly a Roman feast however, over time Venice became a city renowned for its
celebrations. There, a unique cultural phenomenon developed, i.e. the rich people of the city randomly throughout
the year wore masks while engaging in questionable behavior. The Signoria, the city council, frowned upon these
behaviors and passed laws restricting the times during the year for the wearing of disguises. These were allowed
between December 26 St. Stephen’s Day, on up to and including the day before the beginning of lent, Shrove
Tuesday. Consequently, that day became a greater day of merriment and indulgence than those leading up to it.
That Tuesday is known by many names, Fat Tuesday, Shrove Tuesday, Martedí Grasso, in Italian, Mardi Gras, in
French, both Italian and French terms mean Fat Tuesday. Fat and meat, two major foods used before lent become
taboo during the Lenten period. Shrove is an old English word meaning to obtain absolution. Among many Englishspeaking countries, it is also known as Pancake Day, the last day to cook pancakes since pancakes are cooked using
fat.
Members of the poorer classes also wore masks, allowing them to mix freely with aristocrats. The mask
was a great equalizer for revelry. Today many consider Venice a leader in celebrating Carnevale; however, two
other cities are renowned for their celebrations, Rio de Janeiro and New Orleans. While traveling in Venice my wife
and I inquired about the activities of Carnevale and we learned that, the music for it, is Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. The
main festivities take place in St. Mark’s square. The activities consist of parades of people in costumes, individuals
performing acrobatics; there is dancing, dining, music, orators, and people engaging in varied antics.
Our Heritage Committee sponsors a Carnevale and uses Venezia as its theme. It will be on February 14,
2015. Look about the club and you will find pictures displaying how people dress for the event. It is a costumed
and formal affair; for those not wearing a costume the wearing of a mask is encouraged. Members of the Heritage
Committee will dress in costumes and they invite everyone to join them.
A Happy New Year All - Laurence Amuso, Member Heritage Committee
(Tux Optional)
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February
February 6
February 13
February 14
February 20
February 27
Mondo
Traces of Gold
Phil Farino
Tim Rippey
Frank Saffi
March
March 6
March 13
March 14
March 20
March 27
Carl Monte
Traces of Gold
Tim Rippey
Frank Saffi
Phil Farino
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COME BET ON YOUR FAVORITE HORSES WHILE HAVING A GREAT DINNER!
NIGHT AT THE RACES
Saturday, January 17, 2015
Our Menu
Salad
Roast Beef AND ¼ Chicken
Mashed Potatoes
Green Beans
Brownies
DOORS OPEN 6 PM DINING ROOM OPENS 6:30
DINNER AT 7 PM
OPEN BAR 7-9 PM {WELL DRINKS ONLY}
CASUAL DRESS
EVERYONE INVITED: TICKETS $21.00
Line Dancing With
Jenny
Tuesday 7:30pm
Members: Free
Guests: $3.00
Attention All Singles!
Would you be interested in attending
Singles Social Events at the IASC
throughout the year? If interested, please
contact Jeanne Coyne at
[email protected]. Leave your
name and contact information and if you
have specific events you would like to see
for Singles, please let me know.
www.facebook.com/iascpalmcoast
Karaoke
With John and Sal
Tuesday 7:00pm. Give your voice a work out!
Hard Rock Casino in Tampa!
February 5, 2015
Call Pat LaCorte for info 446-0555
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Needs Volunteers!
If you can help
on Monday nights
or Tuesday afternoons,
please call:
Marie Luke: 445-7214 or
John LaCorte: 446-0555
SPECIALTY SALAD……….$11.95
January
2015
Our House Salad or Caesar Salad
With Grilled Chicken
HEALTHY CHOICE……….$11.95
Grilled Chicken Breast
with Potato and Vegetable
SOUP
Pasta Fagioli or Soup du Jour
Tuesday
Friday
All U Can Eat Fish Fry ........................................$9.95
Served with French Fries and Cole Slaw
* NO TAKE HOME BOXES FOR FISH FRY
Cheeseburger with French Fries .............$8.95
January 6
Steak Sandwich with Onions & Peppers ..................... $11.95
Meatloaf with Gravy.............................................................. $12.95
January 13
Meatball Parm Sub ................................................................ $10.95
Broccoli Rabe & Sausage with Rigatoni ....................... $12.95
January 20
Lasagna ....................................................................................... $11.95
Italian Cold Cut Panini ......................................................... $10.95
January 27
Grilled Swordfish.................................................................... $13.95
Baked Chicken with Mashed Potatoes & Gravy ....... $12.95
Pizza
Regular, Thin: Members $12.00. Guests: $13.00
Sicilian: Members $14.50; Guests: $15.50
Additional items $1.00 each / Max $4 per pizza
White Pizza…………$13.95
Two Cheese Pizzas………. $18.95
Calzone
Members: $12.95; Guests: $13.95
Includes two fillings
SIDES
Baked Potato
Sweet Potato
Meat Balls $5
Vegetable du Jour
Pasta du Jour
French Fries
Sausage $5
DESSERT
Cannoli ~ Sherbet
Vanilla or Chocolate Ice Cream $2.50
January 2
Appetizers
Artichoke Francaise $7.95
Stuffed Mushrooms $7.95
Entrees
Prime Rib Au Jus – Queen Cut $14.95/King Cut $16.95
Cheese Tortellini $11.95
Broiled Cod $13.95
Chicken Balsamico (Sauteed Chicken breasts with Sausage,
onions, artichokes & a touch of Balsamic Vinegar)$12.95
January 9
Appetizers
Mozzarella Caprese Salad $7.95 Mussels Marinara $7.95
Entrees
Prime Rib Au Jus – Queen Cut $14.95/King Cut $16.95
Seafood Marinara over Pasta $13.95
Chicken stuffed with Mild, Italian Sausage $12.95
Manicotti $10.95
January 16
Appetizer
Scungilli Salad $7.95 Fried Ravioli $7.95
Entrees
Prime Rib Au Jus – Queen Cut $14.95/ King Cut $16.95
Chicken Parmigiana with Pasta $12.95
White or Red Clam Sauce over Linguini $13.95
Veal Marsala $13.95
January 23
Appetizers
Drunken Clams $7.95 Steak Carpaccio $7.95
Entrees
Prime Rib Au Jus – Queen Cut $14.95/King Cut $16.95
Flounder Marechiara $13.95
(Flounder Sauteed with Black Olives, Clams, Mussels &
Calamari in a light Marinara Sauce)
Chicken Michael $13.95
(Sauteed Chicken breasts with Tomatoes, Onions,
Mushrooms, Roasted Peppers in a White Wine Sauce)
Ravioli $11.95
January 30
Appetizer
Garlic Shrimp $7.95 Fried Calamari $7.95
Entrees
Prime Rib Au Jus – Queen Cut $14.95/ King Cut $16.95
Stuffed Basa with Crabmeat $13.95
Chicken Frangelica $12.95
Stuffed Shells $11.95
GUEST PRICES $1.00 EXTRA PER MEAL * SHARING $3.00 EXTRA PLATE * SUGGESTED GRATUITY $2 PER PERSON
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Dancing 6:30pm
Music: Vic Paci
Dinner 5-8:30pm
Dancing 6:30pm
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