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Bulletin 2016 VOLUME 21 - 18TH EDITION SECURING OUR WORLD LIAN A C T L I U . B A . ( I W n c . W ) E S Western Australian Italian T P E Cycling Club E R TH R N A USTRALIA Bulletin 2016 WWW.WAITALIANCLUB.COM VOLUME 21 - 18TH EDITION SECURING OUR WORLD Services provided: • Monitored Alarms - Commercial and Home • CCTV Surveillance • Access Control • Automation • Building Mangagement Systems • Data Cabling and Infrastructure • Computer Cabling and Support Structure • Telephone Systems - Design and Installation • Guard Response Services • Integrated IP Systems Lou Magro Managing Director • Logistics Surveillance and Tracking 9 Loftus Street Leederville WA 6007 Tel 9388 1800 Fax 9388 1877 Email [email protected] www.ansasecurity.com.au MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE 2015 ~ 2016 PRESIDENT Mr. Joe Radici VICE PRESIDENT Mr. Frank Romano GENERAL MANAGER Mr. Maurizio Mangiapia WAIC COMMITTEE Mr. Lou Magro, Mr. Tony Carmignani, Mr. Pasquale Forgione, Mrs. Christine Madaschi, Mr. Nunzio Nici, Mrs. Morena Strano LADIES COMMITTEE PRESIDENT Mrs Chiara Scaffidi TREASURER Mrs Carla Bertelli SECRETARY Mrs Sue Marocchi LADIES COMMITTEE Mrs Luciana Cavazzi, Mrs Christine Madaschi, Mrs Ines Miotti, Mrs Tana Pasqualotto, Ms M Tagliaferri WA ITALIAN CLUB PATRON OF WA ITALIAN CLUB INC. Mr David Balloni Consul of Italy in Western Australia BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr Robert Moltoni, Mr Carl Alessandrino, Mr Mario Franco WA ITALIAN CLUB (INC) 217-225 Fitzgerald Street, West Perth WA 6005 Ph: (08) 9328 4104 Fax: (08) 9328 2118 [email protected] - www.waitalianclub.com - Facebook Waitalianclubinc ABN: 24 628 536 286 1 SUB COMMITTEES 2015 ~ 2016 WAIC BUSINESS Thank you FORUM COMMITTEE THE PRESIDENT, SECRETARY AND Peter Gangemi (Chairman), Robert Gesmundo, COMMITTEE WOULD LIKE TO SINCERELY Tony Trusso, Tony Vallelonga, Nick Catania, THANK MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE Tony Faranda, Nick Agostino, Rocky Isaia, CLUB WHO HAVE DONATED THEIR TIME Frank Romano, Christine Madaschi, Morena Strano, AND SERVICES IN ASSISTING THE CLUB Nunzio Nici and Joe Radici. THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. YOUR HELP IS SINCERELY APPRECIATED AND IS VALUED BY ALL MEMBERS WAIC SPORTS FORUM COMMITTEE Joe Radici (Chairman), Eddy Natale and Rimon Saad. Condoglianze IL PRESIDENTE E IL COMITATO, WAIC VOGLIONO ESPRIMERE LE PIU` SENTITE REDEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE CONDOGLIANZE A TUTTI I FAMILIARI DEI SOCI CHE NELL`ULTIMO ANNO, SONO STATI Tony Vallelonga (Chairman), Frank Romano (Vice Chairman), ADDOLORATI DALLA PERDITA DEI Carl Alessandrino, Jim Del Piano, Gene Koltasz and Joe Radici. LORO CARI CONTENTS President’s Report ........................................3 Social Photos ...............................................22-23 Relazione Del Presidente .............................5 Honours Board .............................................25 General Manager’s Report ...........................7 Kitchen .........................................................25 Finance Committee Report ..........................7 WAIC Darts Club Report ...............................27 Sports Forum Report ...................................9 WAIC Pool Club Report .................................28 Tony Multari .................................................10 WA Italian Cycling Club Report .....................29 Membership & Sponsorship Report ............13 WAIC Ladies Committee ..............................31 Vincenzo La Cava ..........................................15 Website Marketing Report ...........................33 Il Console D’Italia Perth ................................17 Sponsors ......................................................35 Special Projects ...........................................19 Stephanie’s 21st ............................................36-37 Constitution ..................................................20 WA Italian Golf Club .....................................40 WAIC Business Development Committee ...20 Opera ............................................................42 Guido D’Abbondio ..........................................21 Designed and Printed by Universal Productions Unit 2 / 22 Prestige Parade Wangara P: 08 6305 0522 F: 08 6305 0533 E: [email protected] 2 PRESIDENT’S REPORT new members and get our sponsors, we have been blessed to membership to 1500 by 2018 which have a strong, loyal and passionate would make this Club a very influential group of volunteers who have devoted force in our community. much of their time, at no cost, to carry out maintenance and repairs to To retain members and continue to the Club. They are too many to increase our membership we mention here but with respect to all understand that we must be able to the volunteers, I would like to mention offer additional interests and benefits and especially thank one person who to our membership base. Hence this is always on call and ready to help year we saw the commencement of and that is John Ielati. Thank you to the WA Italian Golf Club and also you all. Dear Members, WAIC Cycling Club. The Golf Club has been very successful and the Cycling One of the most significant I hope that this report finds you in Club is “picking up speed!” achievements for this Club in recent good health. years was the installing of a Lift to Our Heritage Room has become very help our elderly and frail members and It is with great pride that I can report popular for small functions particularly guests access the upstairs function that our Club has had another sound birthdays and our Members Dining area, something which has been financial year returning a profit figure Room continues to grow stronger. We talked about for nearly twenty years. of $93,473 before depreciation urge you our members to consider Thank you to all those sponsors and compared to a profit of $86.753 in the using our facilities including the volunteers who made it possible and 2015 financial year. This great result upstairs function area to hold family Nunzio Nici who project managed the has only been achieved by some very celebrations such as birthdays, design and installation. hard work by your Committee, Christenings, Communions and Subcommittees and Club staff. Anniversaries. Members must I would like to thank my committee for However a word of warning, that the understand that they need to do their their effort over the last twelve months strong rental income of the Club has part to assist the Club become and their loyalty and support to contributed in a big way to achieving financially stable because it’s the myself. To all our management and this surplus and that the trading members who will reap the benefits. staff thank you for your continued activities need to be significantly At the moment there is not enough dedication and hard work. To the improved. support from our membership Ladies President Chiara Scaffidi and the Ladies Committee who are always In particular I would like to mention Over the last twelve months we have ready to help, thank you for your the Membership, Sponsorship and had some strong support from some continued support and friendship and Marketing Subcommittee and its generous sponsors which have helped I would also like to thank those Chairman Nunzio Nici. This group has us achieve a good financial result this members who regularly visit the Club. helped to increase our membership year and even though the local by 13% in the last twelve months and economy is going through a difficult I wish you all good health and look even more pleasing has been that time, almost all those sponsors have forward to seeing you at the Club. many of these new members have renewed their sponsorship for another Best wishes been from a much younger age group twelve months. We are very as well as a good number being appreciative of this ongoing support women. A result that would make and I would ask that our members many other Clubs very jealous and support these generous sponsors Joe Radici envious. I would like to see our President members make an effort to introduce As well as the Club having generous From all of us at The WA Italian Club here’s to a great 2017, and all the possibilities it can bring. Let us make it count and make a difference to each other. 3 4 RELAZIONE DEL PRESIDENTE questo club una forza molto influente generosi, siamo stati benedetti per nella nostra comunità. avere un gruppo forte, leale e appassionato di volontari che hanno Per mantenere i membri e continuare dedicato molto del loro tempo, a ad aumentarne il numero ci rendiamo costo zero, per effettuare la conto che dobbiamo essere in grado manutenzione e le riparazioni al Club. di offrire interessi e vantaggi aggiuntivi Sono troppi per citarli qui ma con alla nostra base associativa. Quindi rispetto di tutti i volontari, vorrei quest’anno abbiamo inaugurato il “WA ricordare e ringraziare soprattutto una Italian Golf Club” e anche il “WAIC persona che è sempre chiamato e Cari membri Cycling Club”. Il Golf Club ha avuto pronto ad aiutare e che è John Ielati. Spero che questo rapporto trovi voi molto successo ed il Cycling Club sta tutti in buona salute. “prendendo velocità ! “. Uno dei risultati più significativi di questo Club negli ultimi anni è stato La nostra Heritage Room è diventata E ‘ con grande orgoglio che posso l’installazione di un ascensore per molto popolare per le piccole funzioni riferire che il nostro Club ha avuto un aiutare i nostri membri anziani e ospiti in particolare compleanni è la nostra altro esercizio positivo ritornando un ad accedere alla zona funzione del Members Dining Room continua a profitto di $93,473 prima degli piano superiore, qualcosa che è stato crescere più forte.
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