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Una Bella Serata F.F.I.A.C La Voce Forte The Original “The Strong Voice” The Italian American Social Club at Palm Coast, Florida 45 Old Kings Road North ~ Palm Coast, Florida 32137 ~ 386-445-1893 Visit our website: www.iascpc.com Club Office is open from Monday to Friday, 9AM to 2PM Originators of “Festa Italiana” The Italian American Social Club presents a in Florida Charter Member Una Bella Serata F.F.I.A.C. Member “A Beautiful Evening” April/Aprile 2016 Volume XLI, Issue #3 Saturday, May 21, 2016 Band In this Schedule issue: …………………….4 Birthdays/Anniversaries...4 Menu Boosters……………………………...8 Calendar……….…….Back Cover Antipasto Committees………………………...2 Rigatoni ala Vodka Health and Welfare……..….4 Heritage……………………………...6 Choice of: Grilled Pork Chop topped with Peppers Meeting Highlights…………...5 and Onions in a Pomodoro Sauce topped Menu…………………………….…...11 with Fontina Cheese New Members……………………..7 or Officers………………………….....2 Pot of Gold…………………………..8 Stuffed Flounder with Lump Crab President’s Message…………..3 or One-half Broiled Chicken ELECTION NEWS There will be openings for Twice Baked Potato President, Vice President, Sautéed Spinach Treasurer, Secretary and three (3) Directors. Cheesecake with Raspberry Sauce Eligibility Requirements: Must Coffee, Tea and Espresso show proof of Italian Heritage, have been a member of the IASC Tickets: $35 Members/$38 Guests for at least one year, and have Bar Opens at 6:00 Ballroom at 6:30 Dinner at 7:00 attended three of the last seven General Meetings. For President, Formal Attire: men - suit and tie (tuxedo optional) must have served on the Board. Candidates should place their intention in a sealed envelope Music by Tim Rippey addressed to Liz Piettro and bring Tickets on Sale Tuesday April 12 it to the Club Monday - Friday Tuesdays and Fridays 5 – 7pm 9am to 2pm. June 1, 2015 – May 31, 2016 Italian American Social Club Italian American Social Club Executive Board Members President Chuck Buglione 864-2022 Vice-President Mike Aulicino 904-471-7091 Secretary Honora Giumenta 246-3161 Treasurer Colette Kraemer 986-0274 Directors Denise Renzo 864-7529 Sal Gulotta 864-7084 Pat LaCorte 446-0555 cell 503-4636 Eugene Tontodonato 446-1515 Frank Colarusso 503-4199 Joseph Jaworski 492-3865 Standing Committees Building/Grounds Dennis Holzschoh 246-5077 You Won’t Want to Miss this Event… By-Laws/Rules MaryAnn Landolino 263-2710 Charities John LaCorte 446-0555 Election Elizabeth Piettro 446-1976 Grievance Laurence Amuso 446-6632 Health & Welfare Patricia Dino 446-4757 Heritage Claudia Towne 447-8134 Membership Marie Galluccio 447-6614 Newsletter Advertising Joe Abitante 445-9844 Publicity Joe Abitante 445-9844 Scholarship Daria & Perry Troina 445-3715 Select Committees Bereavement Cathy Irene 446-8019 Bingo John LaCorte 446-0555 Marie Luke 445-7214 Door Greeter Donna DiAngelo 283-5074 Volunteer Coord. Bella Ammirata 445-9633 Web Manager Sandra Ostresh 447-4874 Webmaster/Host Joe Sermarini 445-3729 Appointed Positions Chaplain CiaoMario A tutti Dino 446-4757 Finance John Scifo 446-0819 50/50 Jenny Martin 446-2218 Sandra Ostresh 447-4874 Banquets Mike & Jenn 445-1893 Parliamentarian Ric Giumenta 445-7547 Pot of Gold Jenny Martin 446-2218 Sergeant at Arms Lou Monico 446-2209 Social Director Lucille O’Day 503-4998 Line Dancing Jenny Martin 446-2218 Message from the President Ciao a Tutti What a great month we had at our club in March. We started off with our Saturday Latin Night. As usual, it was a packed house and the dancing never ended. Thank you to all the volunteers who helped put this together for another successful night. On to our St. Joseph’s Dinner Dance which was over the top. The food was delicious and of course our own Phil Farino made it a grand night. A special thank you goes out to Mike our chef, Lucille and her crew for the beautiful decorations, the Heritage Committee, John La Corte and his volunteers for making the St. Josephs pastry and Lou Monico and his “Roasting” of the Board! Very funny! April is going to be the most exciting month. On April 9, it’s our Sock Hop night with Traces of Gold playing. So dress up in your favorite 50’s outfit and get ready for a fantastic night. Tickets are going fast so if you haven’t bought them yet they are on sale now. April 30 is our Vegas Night and this is something you won’t want to miss. Our hall will look like a Casino and we have some exciting games for you to play. The admission is $20.00 dollars and that includes a free appetizer buffet all night and $500.00 in play money to spend at the tables. For every $200.00 dollars you win you will be given a ticket to put in the pick a prize buckets. There are some fantastic prizes. Tickets are on sale now and will also be sold at the door. The board and I want to say thank you for the attendance at the General Membership meeting. We had a huge quorum and passed one of our By-Law changes. Save the date April 20, 2016 we are having our next meeting and will be giving away another $50.00. Hope to see all of you there. Nominations are coming up this month for the Executive Board and its Directors. If you are interested in running, please let Liz Piettro know by email. Again, I stress if you are planning on running, we are a working Board and you will be expected to close the club on weekdays & weekends. Good luck to all of you. Please pray for all of our members in need and remember “THIS IS OUR CLUB AND OUR FAMILY”. Thank you to all the Volunteers and Committees for making this club the best one on the strip. Grazie a Tutti Chuck Buglione, President April 2016 Birthdays and Anniversaries. Buono Compleanno! Happy Birthday 01 Betty Kelly 10 Katherine Sepe 19 Jim Stratford 25 Ken Kemp 01 Raymond Romash 10 Joseph Jaworski 20 Ken Higgins 25 Slbert Piliaskas 01 Sal Fiumfreddo 11 Maria Flynn 21 Sylvia Carriglio 26 Korneda Aitcheson 02 Linda D’Andrea 11 Glenn Mueller 21 Linda Cohen 26 Nicholas Giumento 03 Filippa DiCamillo 11 John Sanseverino 21 David Miller 26 Richard D’Oronzo 03 Robert Lombardi 12 Vera Amuso 22 Edith Bradley 26 Angela Ricci 03 Jeanna Passalaqua 12 Michael Ferrulli 22 Larry Martin 27 Andrew Touhy 05 Claudia Towne 12 Mary Marulla 23 Barry Alpert 27 Mary Thompson 07 Raymond Fey 12 Maria Stabile 23 Robert Bauman 28 Guerrino Massutti 07 Warren Friedman 13 Christine Fiumfreddo 23 Karl Bradley 28 Peter Palmadesso 07 Thomas Sokolowski 15 Barbara Brancaccio 23 Laurence Amuso 28 Edie May 08 Dominick Matra 15 Donald Kent 23 Lillian Bellito 28 Anthony Stampone 09 Jan Lemus 15 Arlene Spaich 23 Cynthia Johnson 29 William Luke 09 Gloria Lyden 16 James Meyer 24 Rodney Thomas 29 Maria Spagnoli 09 Paul Pelliccia 16 Roberta Sebo 24 Francesca Maltese 30 Abby Oddo 10 Violet Drexler 18 William McKinnan. 25 Ruth O’Connor 30 Cynthia Rutigliano 10 Josephine Seybold 19 John Reichert 30 Joseph Sermarini 19 Perry Troina Felice Anniversario! Happy Anniversary! 01 Ray & Eleanor Romash 11 Michael & Tricia Schmidt 23 John & Zina Koszalkowski 01 Bob & Jane DeGoveia 15 Michael & Carolyn Angelo 24 Tony & Fran Cinquemani 02 Ken & Jan Higgins 16 Richard & Rosemarie Price 24 Scott & Diane Niemenin 02 Felix & Jan Lemus 17 Salvatore &Cynthia Rutigliano 26 Charles & Angela Piscitello 03 Jim & Melanie Bolling 21 Richard & Beverly Lauria 27 Laurence & Vera Amuso 08 Frank & Vita Colarusso 21 Robert & Mary Lombardi 27 Richard & Barbara Gagnon 10 John & Janet Pollinger 21 Joseph & Sheryl Pelella 28 Tom & Maria Woodward 11 Frances & Van Elsing 21 Robert & Marcia Seither 30 Nick & Susan Bereda 11 John & Patricia LaCorte 22 Tom & Frances Rodenfels 11 Michael & Fran Maltese 23 John & Sharon Cox General Membership Meeting Menu Italian Buffet, Salad, Dessert $10 Tickets can be purchased from Fanny on Tuesday and Friday 5 – 7pm. Health & Welfare – March 2016 Get Well Card: Mary Jaworski who is in the hospital. Rosemarie Hansen who is in the hospital. Rosanne Vastano who had eye surgery and is recuperating at home. Sympathy Card: Ann Marie Walker on the death of her brother. 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. Thanks you. 2016 Band Schedule May June July Members! May 6 Carl Monte June 3 Carl Monte July 1 Braddock May 13 Vic Paci June 10 Tim Rippey July 8 Carl Monte May 20 Phil Farino June 11 Traces of Gold July 9 Frank Saffi May 21 Tim Rippey June 17 Frank Saffi July 15 Traces of Gold May 27 Frank Saffi June 24 Phil Farino July 22 Phil Farino July 29 Tim Rippey GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING HIGHLIGHTS March 16, 2016 Meeting was called to order at 7:00 PM by President Chuck Buglione. Sergeant of Arms - Lou Monaco reported. 156 regular members. 19 associate members. There was a quorum. Invocation & Pledge of Allegiance to the American Flag was led by Chaplain Dino Roll Call of Officers and Directors: Attendees: President, Chuck Buglione; Vice President, Mike Aulicino; Treasurer, Colette Kraemer; Secretary, Honora Giumenta; Director, Frank Colarusso;Director, Sal Gulotta; Director, Joe Jaworski; Director, Pat LaCorte, Director, Eugene Tontodonato; Parliamentarian, Ric Giumenta Not in Attendance: Director, Denise Renzo Introduction of New Members – Marie Galluccio introduced 9 new members Minutes from February 17, 2016 General Membership Meeting were read by Secretary Honora Giumenta. There were no corrections and will be filed as reported. Minutes from March 10, 2016 BOD Meeting were read for info only by Sec Honora Giumenta.
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