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The Italian American Social Club at Palm Coast, Florida La Voce Forte The Original “The Strong Voice” The Italian American Social Club at Palm Coast, Florida Originators of 45 Old Kings Road North ~ Palm Coast, Florida 32137 ~ 386-445-1893 “Festa Italiana” in Florida Visit our website: www.iascpc.com Charter Member Club Club Office Office is openis open from from Monday Monday to Friday, to Friday, 9AM 9amto 2PM to 3pm F.F.I.A.C. Member January/gennaro Volume XLIII, Issue #1 In this Issue In this issue: Band Schedule………………………. 4 Birthdays/Anniversaries.……… 4 Boosters………………………………… 8 Calendar.………………………………16 Committees…………………………… 2 Event Photo’s…...……………………15 Health and Welfare ……………... 11 Heritage………………………………… 6 General Meeting Highlights - None Pranzo Con Amici Flyer……........ 5 Important Membership Info …11 Menu………………………… .…….12-14 New Members ……………………… 7 Pot of Gold Monthly Winner…. 11 President’s Message……………… 3 Save the Date………………………… 7 2019 Membership Renewal Time We are now collecting our annual Membership renewal of $120.00 per current member. You can pay via Check, Credit Card or Cash at the club Tuesday and Fridays 5-7pm or byTHANK calling (386 YOU-445 -1893) or coming in to the office Monday-Friday 9am-3pm June 1, 2018~May 31, 2019 Italian American Social Club Executive Board Members President Colette Kraemer 986-0274 Vice-President Mike Aulicino 904-540-0959 Secretary Roe Barletta 931-6209 Treasurer Lou Monico 201-390-1393 Directors Dom Matra 845-270-9864 Frank Colarusso 503-4199 JoAnn Pelliccia 516-398-7663 Eugene Tontodanato 446-1515 Richard Lauria 446-2357 Lois BigMountain 586-5814 Standing Committees Chair Person- Building/Grounds Tony Rizzo 862-345-8412 By-Laws/Rules MaryAnn Landolina 845-800-7251 Charities Marie Luke 445-7214 Election Joe Galianese 202-253-3788 Grievance Ric Giumenta 445-7547 Health & Welfare Joe Abitante 597-7023 Heritage Jane Aulicino 904-687-8275 Pranzo con Amici Membership Marie Galluccio 447-6614 Newsletter Karen Gagliano 569-6249 Advertising & (Lunch with Friends) Publicity Joe Abitante 597-7023 Scholarship Daria & Perry Troina 445 -3715 Flyer on Page 5 Select Committees Bingo Marie Luke 445-7214 Door Greeter Donna DiAngelo 283-5074 Volunteer Coord. Bella Ammirata 445-9633 Web Manager Karen Gagliano 569-6249 Webmaster/Host Joe Sermarini 445-3729 Appointed Positions Chaplain Joe Abitante 597-7023 50/50 Jenny Martin 446-2218 Banquets Chef Michael Taylor Kraemer 445-1893 Pot of Gold Jenny Martin 446-2218 Sergeant at Arms Kenny Kraemer 986-0274 Social Directors Jane Monico 201-566-1414 Pat Rizzo 862-345-8412 Janet Pollinger 732-513-4395 Line Dancing Jenny Martin 446-2218 Bldg. Restoration Kenny Kraemer 986-0274 Italian American Club of Palm Coast Message from the President Happy New Year Members! December brought us two outstanding member events, our Sugar Plum Ball and of course, our New Year’s Eve Gala. Our Social team of Janet Pollinger, Pat Rizzo and Jane Monico outdid themselves! The club was absolutely beautiful for both events. Huge thanks go to Chef Mike, Lou and our entire kitchen and bar staff and volunteers for their hard work to make these events run smoothly. Sadly, we said goodbye to Phil Farino, who is moving to South Carolina. We wish Phil and Zina the very best! Next, Tim Rippey helped us say goodbye to 2018 and ring in 2019 with fabulous entertainment! Thank you, also, to our wonderful members who come out to enjoy these events. We do it for you! I am looking forward to so many great events our Social team has planned for 2019. We begin the year with our IASC’s Got Talent show in January. Please plan to join us. Tickets are available now! And mark your calendar for Pub Night with Tito on the 26th. Always a fun night! December brought some challenges, too. Freezers needed repair, roof leaks were taken care of and electrical problems were addressed. Your support of the club on Tuesdays, Fridays and at our dinner dances makes it possible for us to maintain our club and keep it the Best Club on the Strip! Thank you to my board of directors for all of your help during my first 6 months as president. I couldn’t do it without you! Prayers go out to all our members who have suffered illness and loss. Please, if you know a member who is hospitalized, ill or has passed, let us know so we can acknowledge them. I am looking forward to a wonderful 2019 with my IA family!! Colette ~January/gennero Special Dates~ 01 George & Lynne Macko 13 Anthony/Hanna2018~ Stampone 27 Frank & Gabriella Tuscano 02 Michael & Glenna Krouse 16 Dominic/Frances DiGirolamo 28 Robert & Allene Maggi 04 Gaspare & Alba Scalise 16 Anthony/Julia Mercante 29 Thomas/Suzanne Barret 18 Edward/Teresa Wodecki 05 Anthony/Anita Cappadona 30 Paul & Judy Sare 20 Gary/Carol Wissing 07 John/Edie Santomenno 30 Edward & Diane Clark 20 Richard/Honora Giumenta 09 Frank/Joan Hanna 20 Tom/Giovanna McKiernan 10 Anthony/Frances Favara 23 James & Lydia Paula 12 Edward & Susan Miller 25 Thomas/Suzanne Barrett 12 Ken & Ursula Kemp 01 Ennio Massa 12 Onofrio DeRiggi 22 Jerry Esposito 29 Michael Angelo 01 Jeanne Coyne 12 Hal Hansen 22 Michelle Catalano 29 Sally Baughman 01 Kathy Collaro 12 Mary Kitchens 22 Mary Touhy 29 Joelle Fanelli 02 Joan Ganci 13 Robert Carcich 23 Lorraine Luciano 29 Joan Hanna 02 Valentino Trovato 14 Robert Ernst 23 Meg Petrov 29 Michael Krouse 03 Geraldine Drewes 14 Joan Fields 23 Harold Roberts 29 Lorraine Pinto 04 Richard Cicchetti 14 Nicolette Kraemer 23 Antonietta Incristi 29 Dean VanGorden 04 Glenn Fabian 15 Anthony Cappadona 23 Mary Jaworski 30 James Paula 04 Maryann Polidore 15 Carol Sermarini 24 Vita Colarusso 31 Marcia Seither 05 Janey Mohler 17 Alba Scalise 24 Vincent Enright 06 Mary Carcich 18 Deborah Aldinger 24 Michael Fanelli 06 Edward Uribe 19 Lewis Carrion 24 Maria Mendez 07 Charlie Huegi 19 Myrna Santora 24 Dominica DiPietro 07 Evelyn Matta 20 Ernie Robibero 26 Diane Clark 07 Lucy Smith 20 Raymond Scopac 26 Carol D’Oronzo 09 Diane Kaminski 21 Nicholas Rotella 26 Phyllis Sullivan 11 Virginia Esposito 21 Giovanna McKiernan 28 Dorothy Blankenship 11 Anthony Iorlano 21 Jan Sheehan 28 Elvin Hannah 2019 Band Schedule February 2019 02/01 Traces of Gold 02/08 Carl Monte 02/09 Tim Rippey DD 02/15 Frank Saffi 02/22 Debbie & Tony 02/23 Sun Jammer Pub Night IASCPC MEMBERSHIP MEETING MINUTES No GM for December Fred DeLuca Frederick Adrian “Fred” DeLuca was born in Brooklyn, NY in 1947, lived in public housing in the Bronx, then moved to Schenectady and ultimately to Bridgeport, Connecticut. From humble beginnings he grew the largest quick service restaurant chain in number of units (Subway has close to 45,000 locations worldwide) and Subway was reported by Forbes magazine to be worth $3.5 billion dollars. Not a bad return on a $1,000 investment. He is among a host of franchise founders who started poor and like Dave Thomas (Wendy’s) and Bill Rosenberg (Dunkin Donatus), had an idea and then grew companies that literally changed America. The Subway story begins with a 17-year old’s desire to attend college and asking a family friend for a loan at a barbeque to pay for tuition. Dr. Peter Buck, a nuclear scientist, had a different idea for Fred and instead of loaning him the tuition he needed, instead invested $1,000 for Fred to open his first sandwich shop in 1965. Fred continued his education while growing his chain of restaurants. While originally planning on being a medical doctor, Fred graduated from the University of Bridgeport in 1971 with a degree in psychology. The idea for Subway was Buck’s based on an Italian sandwich shop in Maine called Amato’s that he frequented as a child. Fred and Peter drove up to Maine and spent some time studying the Amato’s operation. A few weeks later they opened their first Pete’s Super Submarine in 1965, changing the name to Pete’s subway and ultimately to Subway in 1968. They settled on “Subway” as a play on words based on the subway system in New York. The name change came about because people who listened to the radio commercials thought the name sounded like Pizza Marines and were surprised when they arrived to discover that is was a sandwich shop and not a pizzeria. The first few restaurants did not do as well as expected, so instead of abandoning the concept Fred instead opened a few more. By 1973 subway had grown to 16 restaurants in Connecticut, and began to franchise in 1974. By 2013 Subway was reported to be opening over 50 new restaurants per week. Today it has close to 45,000 locations in 112 countries, with its first international franchise opening in Bahrain in 1984. Headquartered in Milford, Connecticut under the corporation name Doctor’s Associates, the company’s international operations are serviced from offices in the Netherlands, Australia, Lebanon, Singapore and Miami. Doctor’s Associates is a closely held private company. Submitted by Mary Lu Adragna Member of the Italian American Social Club of Palm Coast All December and January new members will be introduced To our club at our 1/16/19 General membership Meeting January 16, 2019 “General Meeting Buffet” https://www.facebook.com/iascpalmcoast Salad Chicken Francese You’ll see many Roasted Potatoes Interesting pictures, event reminders Dessert and more! Place your business Ad in “Our” Receive your Newsletter via e-mail!! La Voce Forte Send your email address to the IASC at [email protected] Business Card ad $ 50.00 ¼ Page $ 150.00 As soon as it’s available, the La Voce Forte will arrive in your inbox in full ½ Page $ 250.00 COLOR! Full Page $ 450.00 ~UPCOMING EVENTS and ENTERTAINMENT~ December 31, 2018 New Years Eve Gala Tim Rippey January 12, 2019 IASC Talent Show Frank Saffi January 26, 2019 Pub Night Tito February 9, 2019 Valentine’s Day Dinner Dance Tim Rippey March 9, 2019 Beatles Dinner Show Newsletter Boosters Single Line $10.00 (Ex: Individual Name) Double Line $15.00 (Ex: In Memory of, In Honor of) Past Presidents indicated with a PP.
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