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Jenny Martin La VoceThe Original Forte “The Strong Voice” The Italian American Social Club at Palm Coast, Florida 45 Old Kings Road North ~ Palm Coast, Florida 32137 ~ 386-445-1893 Originators of “Festa Italiana” in Florida Visit our website: www.iascpc.com Charter Member Club Club Office Office is isopen op enfrom from Monday Monday to Friday, to Friday, 9AM 9am to 2PM to 3pm F.F.I.A.C. Member July/luglio 2018 Volume XLII, Issue #7 In this Issue Band Schedule………………………. 4 Birthdays/Anniversaries.……… 4 Boosters………………………………… 8 Calendar.………………………………16 Committees…………………………… 2 Event Photo’s…..………………11-12 Health and Welfare ……………... 6 Heritage………………………………… 6 General Meeting Highlights…… 5 Membership Info …………..……… 7 Menu………………………….…….13-15 New Members ……………………… 7 Pot of Gold Monthly Winner…. 8 President’s Message……………… 3 Save the Date………………………… 7 BY LAW CHANGE TO BE VOTED ON AT JULY 18 GENERAL MEETING By Law Article IV Section 3 Terminations (a) Membership may be terminated when the Executive Board determines that a member is no longer eligible for membership under these by-laws. (b) Membership may also be terminated for due cause by the majority vote of the Executive Board. (c) Membership has been cancelled; the individual(s) may not use the club’s facilities as a guest of another member. CHANGE: (c) [underlined] (c) Membership has been cancelled, the individual(s) may not use the club’s facilities as a guest of another member, this also includes “Open to the Public” events that the club is running. The cancelled/terminated member only “can” attend/enter IASC building when attending or invited to a Tickets for events will be sold the following Tuesday & Friday Nights private outside banquet that has been after the current months dinner dance from 5:30-6:30pm (1 wk). contracted through our banquet program. Tickets will also be available Mon – Fri, 9am – 3pm in the office. June 1, 2017~May 31, 2018 Italian American Social Club Executive Board Members President Colette Kraemer 986-0274 Vice-President Pat LaCorte 446-0555 cell 503-4636 Secretary Roe Barletta 931-6209 Treasurer Open Directors Dom Matra 845-270-9864 Mike Aulicino 904-540-0959 Frank Colarusso 503-4199 JoAnn Pelliccia 516-398-7663 Eugene Tontodanato 446-1515 Lou Monico 201-390-1393 Standing Committees Building/Grounds Open By-Laws/Rules MaryAnn Landolina 845-800-7251 Charities John LaCorte 446-0555 Election Joe Galianese 202-253-3788 Grievance Ric Giumenta 445-7547 Health & Welfare Joe Abitante 597-7023 Heritage Jane Aulicino 904-687-8275 Membership Marie Galluccio 447-6614 Newsletter Karen Gagliano 569-6249 Advertising & Publicity Joe Abitante 597-7023 Scholarship Daria & Perry Troina 445-3715 Select Committees Bereavement Open Bingo John LaCorte 446-0555 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 CALL THE IASC 50/50 Jenny Martin 446-2218 OFFICE FOR Banquets Chef Michael TICKETS Taylor Kraemer 445-1893 386-445-1893 OR STOP IN Pot of Gold Jenny Martin 446-2218 Sergeant at Arms Dennis G. Holzschuh 246-5077 Social Director’s Jane Monico 201-566-1414 Pat Rizzo 862-345-8412 Line Dancing Jenny Martin 446-2218 Bldg. Restoration Karen Gagliano 569-6249 Kenny Kraemer 986-0274 Message from the President Italian American Club of Palm Coast Members- My first month has been both fun AND challenging! Our old equipment really put us to the test – a kitchen cooler and two air conditioners required service, our kitchen vent system shorted out and a sink in our dishwashing station sprung a leak! A very special Thank You to Lou Monico for always being there to help and advise when these emergencies pop up. I don’t know what I would do without you! That’s not to mention the constant maintenance issues that needed attention – thank you to Dominick Matra, Chris Milnes and John Pollinger for stepping up to help. Your skills are invaluable! In spite of the challenges, we had a lot of FUN, too! The Installation Dinner Dance was beautiful, thanks to Mickey Logemann, Maureen DeGiulio and their talented volunteers. Chef Mike, our staff and a couple special volunteers, did a great job preparing a delicious dinner, Tim Rippey provided terrific entertainment, as always, and Joe Galianese flawlessly installed our incoming board. Thank you, also, to Karen Gagliano, for her hard work behind-the-scenes, creating beautiful flyers and programs. Bittersweet as it was saying good bye to our outgoing President Chuck, I am so honored to be the recipient of a custom “stool”, created by our own Dominick Papa! I love it and will use it with pride! Our Father’s Day Celebration was such an enjoyable event. We always love it when our wonderful Heritage Committee volunteers take a turn in the kitchen and this time we were treated to delicious meatballs and homemade cookies. Super social directors Jane Monico and Pat Rizzo decorated to make all our “dads” very happy and Vince Cautero provided beautiful music. Ending the month, Soul Fire performed for our June Pub night and we had a good turnout, in spite of our A/C troubles. If you haven’t attended one of our special events, please consider joining us. A lot of hard work goes into making these events special and I think you will enjoy them – I know I do! We have exciting summer months ahead, beginning with our Salute to America July dinner dance. Tickets are on sale now so call the office or stop by weekdays 9 – 3 to purchase them. And don’t forget, every hot, muggy Tuesday, you could be with us enjoying dinner, drinks, Texas Hold’em, line dancing and of course, our popular karaoke with John and Sal in our air conditioned club! Our King of Spades pot is climbing, too, so come check it out. I love this club and our members and look forward to seeing every one of you at the club! We’ve had a lot of illness and surgeries this past month. Have a blessed month, stay safe and keep our members in your prayers. VÉÄxààx ~July/luglio Special Dates 2018~ 01 Mario/Patty Menir 17 John/Lillian Loudermilk 30 Wayne/Cheryl Feenstra 04 Asa/Linda Cohen 20 Thomas/Hedi Aloia 31 Robert/Andrea Covell 04 Joseph/Bonnie Librizzi 20 Frank/Diana Kaminski 27 Bob/Louise Thousand 08 Ennio/Delores Massa 21 Victor/June Paci 29 Tom/Linda Hellman 08 Leo/BarbaraSaliccioli 22 Michael/Cathy Hewson 30 Wayne/Cheryl Feenstra 08 Ron/Sandra Mitchell 22 Perry/Daria Troina 31 Robert/Andrea Covell 09 Simon/Lauren Cueter 24 Robert/Mary Carcich 09 Antonio/Carmela Catino 26 Ted/Irene Hemsworth 11 Joseph/MaryLee Adragna 26 Mike/Carol Somma 11 Bill/Bonnie Zanette 27 Frank/Denise Saffi 14 Joseph/Bonnie Librizzi 27 Bob/Louise Thousand 29 Tom/Linda Hellman 01 Gaspire Scalise 09 Tony Cinquemani 15 John Alberse 25 Tina Bauman 02 John Kolibas 09 Robert Maggi 15 Samuel Phillips 26 Joseph Stella 04 Georgia Pezoulaz 10 Kenneth McCormack 16 Carmella Catino 26 Michele Aulicino 04 Judy Robibero 10 Margaret Raptis 16 Felix Lemus 26 Basil DiGregoria 05 Linda Sten 10 Lillian Loudermilk 17 Marilyn Ricci 27 Hedy Aloia 05 Suzanne Wisner 10 Denise Saffi 18 Joseph Sepe 27 Eileen Byrnes 06 Helgar Frendo-Russo 10 Daria Troina 18 John Fanelli 27 Joseph Mullins 06 Michael Rotella,Jr 11 Dennis Holzschoh 18 Suzanne Ertl 27 Rosalie Santorelli 06 Paul Sowell 11Gabriella Tuscano 19 Joseph Librizzi 27 Bob Thousand 06 Carmelo Pluchino 11 Susan Rotella 19 Leo Saliccioli 27 Marie Tavares 06 Maria Volenszki 11 Bonnie Zanette 20 Ida Matra 27 Carol Somma 07 Donna Macaluso 12 Kathryn Bono 21 Joey Passiglia 28 Mike Somma 07 Larry Overton 12 Louise Capozzi 22 Sal Catena 28 Elliott Nathanson 08 Irene Jaap 13 Mary Jo Abate 23 Peter Capozzi 28 Dale Mullen 08 Dorothy McCormack 13 Gary Riley 23 Helen DeSantis 29 Frank Kaminski 08 Sandra Mitchell 14 Michael DiBlasio 24 Kristyleih Fanelli 29 Louis Raffio 08 Claudia Miller 14 Salvatore Dolcimascol 24 Marshall Stewart 30 James Gagliano 08 Evelyn Ross 14 Maureen Loscaizo 24 Carol Wissing 31 Allen Whetsell 09 Sal Mangano July 2018 August 2018 September 2018 8/3 Phil Farino 7/6 Traces of Gold 9/7 Tim Rippey 8/10 Frank Saffi 7/13 Debbie & Tony 9/8 Phil Farino DD 8/11 Tim Rippey DD 7/14 Phil Farino DD 9/14 Carl Monte 8/17 Traces of Gold 7/20 Frank Saffi 9/21 Frank Saffi 8/24 Carl Monte 7/27 Carl Monte 9/22 Soul Fire Pub Night 8/25 Latin “Tito” Pub Night 7/28 Sun Jammer Pub Night 9/28 Tim Rippey 8/31 Phil Farino IASCPC MEMBER SHIP MEETING MINUTES – June 20, 2018 President Colette welcomed scholarship recipient Hannah Umpenhour. Hannah thanked club for scholarship, she will be attending University of Central Florida. Meeting called to order by President Colette Kraemer at 7:00pm Quorum verified by Sergeant-of-Arms Dennis Holzschuh. 68 regular members, 9 associate members. We have a quorum to draw tickets. We do not have a quorum to vote on by-law. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance given by Chaplain Joe Abitante Roll call of Officers & Directors by Secretary Roe Barletta, all board members present with exception of pro tem Director Lou Monico. Reading of May General meeting by Secretary Roe Barletta, accepted as read. Reading of June Board meeting by Secretary Roe Barletta for information only. Treasurer’s Report given by President Colette Kraemer, for month of May, gross profit of $37,649.40 expenses $38,423.80.
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