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Originators of

“Festa Italiana” in Florida

Charter Member

F.F.I.A.C. Member

November/Novembre 2013

Volume XXXVIII, Issue #10

In this issue:

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

All members must show their membership card at the door.

*** There are two important motions in this month’s issue. Please make sure that you read and understand the motions in order to vote on them at this

month’s meeting.

Christmas Party

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June 1, 2013 – May 31, 2014 Italian American Social Club

Italian American Social Club Executive Board Members President Pete DiGuilio 445-6745 cell 931-1510 Vice-President Joe Minotti 445-7952 cell 586-8082 Secretary Ro Hansen 597-2532 Treasurer Tom Mayne 446-0946 Directors Chuck Buglione 868-9028

Jerry Esposito 986-3965 Dan Piettro 446-1976 Bob Thomas 586-1295 Tony Iorlano, pro tem 615-6720 OPEN

Standing Committees Building/Grounds Chuck Pizer 445-6425 By-Laws/Rules Charities Pat LaCorte 446-0555 Election Roseanne Vastano 445-7670 Grievance Joe Jaworski 386-492-3865 Health & Welfare Patricia Dino 446-4757 Heritage Jane Aulicino 904-471-7091 Membership Marie Galluccio 447-6614 Newsletter Linda Iorlano 386-615-6720 Advertising Tom Mayne 446-0946 cell 986-7810 Publicity Scholarship Daria & Perry Troina 445-3715

Select Committees Bereavement Cathy Irene 446-8019 Bingo Pat LaCorte 446-0555 cell 503-4636

Marie Luke 445-7214 Door Greeter Carol Minotti 445-7952 Volunteer Coor. Bella Ammirata 445-9633 Web Manager Sandra Ostresh 447-4874 Webmaster/Host Joe Sermarini 445-3729

Appointed Positions Chaplain Mario Dino 446-4757 Finance Frank Morelli 445-5924 50/50 Jenny Martin 446-2218 Sandy Ostresh 447-4874 Banquets Mike DeGiulio 447-3634 Liz Piettro 446-1976 Banquet Coordinator

Virginia Esposito 986-3965 Parliamentarian OPEN Pot of Gold Jenny Martin 446-2218

Claudia Miller 446-8364 Sergeant at Arms OPEN Social Director Mickey Logemann 585-4526 Pat Gronczewski 986-4497 Vegas Night George Logemann 585-4526

Mickey Logemann 585-4526 Line Dancing Jenny Martin 446-2218

November 2013- Birthdays and Anniversaries Buono Compleanno! Happy Birthday!

Mary Ann and Mike Polidore celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary on November 30th 2013

1 Honora Giumenta 1 Kathleen Veneski 1 Robert Aldinger 2 Alex Landolina 2 Nancy Velardo 3 Bunny Stevens 3 Alberta Morelli 3 Thomas Mc Kiernan 4 Victor Paci

4 Fred Lewandowski 4 Camille Whitaker 5 Arlene Pugliatti 5 Evelyn Uribe

5 Lucy Sanseverino 7 Jeanne Meyer 8 Anita Cappadona 9 Bella Ammirata

10 Camelia Moretto 11 Lila Ebenhack

12 Henry Lohle 13 George Carlin 13 Frank Hoffman 13 Peter Riccio 13 Marie Donahue

13 Despina Sanitate 14 Marie DiGuilio 14 Fred Lewandowski 14 John LaCorte 18 Nick Bereda 19 Felicia Donato 19 Josephine Iocovozzi

19 Doris Agee 20 Linda Siegel

20 Thomas Eikamp 20 Oswaldo Galluccio 20 Joseph Renzo 22 Angelo Martone 23 Edith Santomenno 24 James LaFrance 26 Raymond Sciortini 27 Wendy Roth 27 Emanual Foto 28 Margaret Magro 29 Mary Wolkowski 29 Peter Phillips

30 Ted Listing 30 Mildred Walsh

30 James Stabile

Felice Anniversario! Happy Anniversary!

1 Rick & Eve DiFilippo 1 William/Doris Agee 1 Michael/ Margaret Torell 2 Alfred/Carol Fabbrini 3 Raymond & Madeline Fey 4 Daniel & Elizabeth Piettro 6 James & Angelina Meyer 7 Frank & Marie Mento 8 Charles & Barbara Foell

11 John & Gloria Lydon 12 Michael & Ann Einhorn 12 John & Lucy Sanseverino 12 Frank & Myrna Santora 12 Hermann & Lenora Stahl 30 Michael & Maryann Polidore

15 Len & Nicki Derois 17 Sam & Carmela Musarra 18 Tomme & Sarah Mayne 18 Edward & Evelyn Uribe 18 Richard & Susann Wisner 18 Thomas & Michelle Bagnoli 19 John & Josephine Iocovozzi 20 Anthony & Wanda Basile 20 Hal & Rosemarie Hansen 20 Robert & Linda Jaeger 21 Angelo & Jane Martone 23 Raymond & Janet Kopp 27 Carman & Frances DiAmbrosio 30 Roger & Marie Donahue

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Message from the President

I would like to start off by thanking Ric Giumenta for a very informative class, which myself and the entire Board attended. This class taught us how to become better Board members. I would like to say how honored I am with the Board and all members who attended the October 16 General Meeting. Courtesy was surely a big factor in why the meeting was successful. Thank you to all who attended.

The Board has listened to our Finance Committee’s recommendation. As recommended by a General Membership vote last year (December 2012), the club underwent an independent financial audit. The findings stated: The IASC does not currently maintain and budget for major repairs and expenses. It is our recommendation that the organization execute a study to determine the remaining use/lives of its major assets and estimated replacement costs. The organization should then create a reserve fund for the replacement and repair of these major assets and budget to fund the reserve accounts annually, as necessary and determined by the remaining lives and replacement costs.

The Board and I would like to thank Chairperson Jane Aulicino and her entire committee and volunteers who made La Vendemmia a huge success on Sunday, October 6. If you missed it, you missed the traditional “Sunday at Grandma’s” Sunday dinner with added entertainment of our own grape stomping along with music outside the front door. Inside, we enjoyed a video of Lucy stomping grapes set to music. Thank you to Phil Farino for providing Italian music during our Grand March. Also, thanks to the many volunteers who set up and decorated including the auction area. Many thanks go to Cathy Irene and her volunteers who donated their “tips” towards the purchase price of our new popcorn machine. I can’ forget our chef, Tim, who did a brilliant job in the kitchen with help from his volunteer, Joey Renzo, who made sure there was a smooth transition from kitchen to members and guests tables. Heritage, thank you again, for the added revenue you brought to the club with this fundraiser. It was desperately needed. We are all looking forward to your next affair!

A Big Thank You to Carol Minotti, Marie Woodward , Anne Marie Walker and our bus monitors Lila and Barbara for their last Hard Rock Bus Trip fundraiser for the year. Thank you to all volunteers who set up and helped Chef Tim in the kitchen preparing breakfast. Again, this was another fundraiser for the IASC that proved to be a huge success. Thanks to all that supported – members and guests.

I would also like to take the time to thank all the volunteers who worked the Texas Hold’em tournament.

Yes, we are having a Super Bowl Sunday Party in February 2014! Lou Barletta has graciously stepped up to the plate to accept this challenge. Thanks, Lou! Lou will have full control of this event and is open to any suggestions you may have. Contact Lou directly if you are interested in volunteering.

As you can see, the Italian American Social Club would not survive without all our wonderful volunteers. Thank you all!

In closing, Connie and I had a great Biktoberfest 2013. The club we ride with are all safe, but our prayers go out to our brothers and sisters and their families who were not as fortunate. Many thanks to my VP Joe Minotti for running the club while I was attending the event.

Respectfully submitted, Pete DiGiulio (the one with the short hair)

Remember – Respect. Before you speak, Listen.

Before you write, Think. Before you quit, Try. Before you Die, Live.

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FLUMARI Province di Avellino

One of the major benefits of our club is seeing friends and meeting new ones. Frequently, in conversations, the subject of individual heritage arises. “Where are you or your family from?” The most frequent replies are “Calabria, Sicilia, Napoli, Abbruzzi, Avellino...New York, New Jersey...” Some of our members are immigrants and enjoy describing the community where they lived or were born. I had the occasion, recently, to meet up with an old acquaintance, and our conversation drifted to our places of origin. My family originated from Calabria and my friend proudly told me of his town, Flumari, a comune of three thousand people, in the province of Avellino in Campania, Italy. In our conversation he described a notable event that yearly takes place there, Il Tiro del Giglio (The Towing of the Lily). He gave me a brief description and enough information for me to quickly find it on the internet. The following information in Italian appeared, Feasts and Traditions- A famous feast, Giglio di Flumari, in honor of San Rocco, is celebrated every 16th of August. Part of the celebration is the building by the townspeople of an obelisk of ninety feet in height made of grain and grain stalks. The residents of the comune believe in San Rocco as the holy protector of the community. On his day his statue sits within the tower.

For this event most of the town’s residents are involved in creating the structure. The people gather wheat shafts; wet them and weave them into mats to form the tower. The tower of paglia (straw) is supported by a pole. At a certain stage of the construction the youth of the community engage in the task of securing the panels whose styles may vary from year to year. The tower is placed on a cart that is tractor-drawn through the community. Initially the tower is constructed horizontally and raised or stood sometime between August the 8th and 10th after which finishing touches are done. When the parade is over there is celebration of dancing and singing around the tower. Later there is a judgement of the work of the teams involved in making the Giglio. They are: The Weave Team, The Carriage Team, The Wheel Team, The Grain Team, and others. This unique work of art can be seen on the internet at Flumari Tiro del Giglio-youtube.com. There are two presentations, one from 1988 and another from 2008, both well worth watching. In one of them there is a better viewing of the tower and the other one has an added treat of people folk dancing with castanets. This site, “http://digilander.iol.it/parrvillanova/tirogiglio.htm,” gives a magnificent closeup of the beautiful intricate weaving. The grandparents of Jay Leno were from this community. Laurence Amuso, Heritage Committee

We would like to extend a warm welcome to our newest members:

Genevieve & Gabriel Scarnato

LAS VEGAS NIGHT Open Bar from 6 – 10 PM

Finger Foods from 7 – 9:30 PM Start with $500 Play Money

10 PM $1000 Raffle and Auction Donation: $25.00

Tickets On Sale Now at the Club

Monday through Friday from 9AM to 1PM

Tickets will also be sold at Bingo on Monday and Tuesday

Call 386-445-1893 for more Information

Tickets will be available at the door. GAMES: Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Caribbean

Stud, Texas Hold ‘em, Three Card Poker

A snapshot of some of the intricate work of the tower.

The IASC wants to wish a happy Veterans Day to all who have served and are currently serving. We'll never take our freedom for granted.

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Anniversary Gala Saturday, November 16, 2013

Door Open: 6:00 PM ~ Dining Room: 6:30 PM ~ Dinner: 7:00 PM Members: $26 ~ Non-Members: $29

Music: Frank Saffi.

"Boutique on Wheels" Fashion Show FundraiserJanuary 12, 2014

HEALTH & WELFARE – October 2013

Get Well Card: None

Sympathy Card: Ann Tontodonato on the passing of her mother

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.

IASC Scholarship

Applications are due by December 31, 2013.

Guidelines and application can be found on the website or picked up in our office

Monday through Friday from 9AM to 2PM

Pete DiGiulio and the Executive Board

Wish a safe trip to those of you travelling this holiday Season and when you get back, share your stories with us. Also a

happy and healthy Thanksgiving to the entire club and their families.

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Band Schedule

November 1 Carl Monte November 8 DJ Blasko November 15 Tim Rippey November 16 Anniversary, Frank Saffi November 22 DJ Mondo November 29 Vic Paci

December 6 Carl Monte December 13 Phil Farino December 14 Christmas, Vic Paci December 20 Frank Saffi December 27 DJ Blasko December 31 New Year’s Eve, Tim Rippey

Highlights of the Board Meeting –October 13, 2013 Meeting opened at 7 PM by VP Joe Minotti due to President Pete DiGuilio taking meeting minutes.

Joe Renzo and Ro Hansen absent

President Pete DiGuilio appointed Tony Iorlano Pro Tem director

Nominations for this position will be taken at November’s meeting.

Member Joe Abitante proposed a fund raiser cruise in 2014

We are taking this opportunity to thank our volunteer servers for LaVendemmia who donated their time and tips toward the purpose of purchasing a new popcorn machine.

Highlights of the Board Meeting –October 16, 2013 President Pete DiGuilio called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM.

Invocation given by Joe Abitante

Pete appointed Tony Iorlano as Director, Pro Tem.

Marie Galluccio – We have gained 54 new members this year.

Pat LaCorte – We need volunteers for Monday night and Tuesday afternoon.

2014 Budget approved; motions made by Jerry Esposito and Dan Piettro

$1.00 charge for coffee implemented. Charge is in effect immediately.

Nominations will be taken at the next meeting for the two open directors. The vote will be in January as there is no General Meeting in December.

Motion made by Tom Mayne and Roseanne Vastano to accept a $10.00 increase in dues on January 1, 2014. (see motion and rationale in newsletter)

Joe Abitante presented a fund raiser cruise for the Club, November 6 – November 14, 2014.

Now, this is how

Lucy did it!

LaVendemmia

was a lot of fun!

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To: All members of the Italian American Social Club

From: Finance Committee

The budget is a process estimating the future performance of the club. It is calculated considering past operations updated for current conditions known at this time. Assumptions included are as follows:

1. Continuance of 700 paying members. 2. Ability of the chef to provide good quality, acceptable food at a food cost ratio of 40%. (Note: the present ratio is about 35% and we have insisted on good quality properly

presented) 3. Continued good results from the bar at a cost ratio of 37%. 4. The ability to continue outside banquet results to absorb costs. 5. The increase in member participation in club functions including dinner dances, Tuesday and

Friday dinners and special events. 6. Receiving our normal contribution from Bingo. 7. Continued success in profits from bus trips and cruises. 8. A successful golf tournament next year. 9. Repeat of profitable Las Vegas Night. 10. Continued profitable activities by Heritage.

The present overhead of the club consisting of utilities, repairs, insurance and office expenses is about $13,000 per month. The other income to absorb these costs coming from member dues, Bingo proceeds, Pot of Gold and other sources is only about $10,000 per month or $3,000 less than required. The profits, hopefully anticipated from the restaurant and bar, together with the successful other functions implemented by the Board and committees such as golf tournament, bus trips, Las Vegas Night, Day at the Races, Malt Shoppe Memories and other events are vital to meeting our overhead costs and attaining our projected surplus.

The requirements of Board participation are rigorous and very demanding. They are investigating any possible sources of additional revenue and we recognize their efforts and support them at this difficult time and in the future.

In summary, we anticipate a surplus of about $23,000 if all these assumptions are realized.

We do not anticipate any major capital projects at this time and feel sure the blanket approval of $5,000 previously afforded the Board by the membership will be adequate.

As recommended by our outside accountant, we should be accumulating a reserve account for future major capital replacements. We concur with this observation and suggest a cost-of-living (COLA) introduction to our dues structure to be implemented in the future. After due consideration, the Board recommends an increase in dues of $10 to provide for major capital replacements.

Finally, we wish to thank the Board, Committee Members, Volunteers and the Membership for their past assistance and hope that we can collectively cooperate to attain these objectives. If you have any questions, please contact the Treasurer.

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Congratulations to our September Pot Of Gold (POG) winner, Bunny Stevens, number 126.

POG 41 is all paid up and there is only one person on the waiting list. If you wish to become a POG number holder with the opportunity to win $1,000.00 at the end of each month, please let me know and I will add you to that list.

I will be collecting for POG 42, January, February and March, 2014 beginning November 1st through December 15th. It is $30.00 per number, per quarter. If you wish to pay for more than 3 months, that would be fine as quite a few people pay for the entire year or the first 6 months.

It's hard to believe we are talking about 2014 already.

Respectfully submitted,

Jenny Martin

As provided in Article V, Section 1 – Fixing of Dues, the following is made.

Motion to increase dues to $110.00 per person effective for calendar year 2014. Note: The $10.00 increase will be used to established a “Capitol Replacement Fund” As outlined in the 2014 budget and as recommended by Mr. Steven P. Barnier, CPA of Barnier & Weber ,LLC letter dated July 19, 2013 paragraph (4) reads as “The Organization does not currently maintain and budget for future major repairs and expenses. It is our recommendation that the organization execute a study to determine the remaining useful lives of its major assets and the estimated replacement costs. The organization should then create a reserve fund for the replacement and repair of these major assets, and budget to fund the reserve accounts annually as necessary and determined by the remaining lives and replacement costs.” This fund will not be incorporated into our operating capital.

September’s Winner Pot of Gold #40

Article V – Dues, Assessments and Indemnification

Section 1 – Fixing of Dues

Change to read as follows

Add (a) to present paragraph. Add paragraph (b) to read:

(b) A cost of living adjustment (COLA) percentage as declared by the Federal Government will automatically be applied to the membership dues ( an adjustment of under 50 cents will be lowered, over 50 cents will be increased to the next dollar). Should it be determined by the Executive Board the automatic adjustment is not adequate to meet the Club’s needs, paragraph (a) will be applicable.

At the November General Meeting, nominations will be taken for the two open Director positions.

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Deposit of $250.00 PP dbl. occ. or $500 single due by 12/30/13 Final payment due 8/23/14

$50 per cabin goes back to the IASC

Inside Cabins start at $728.73 Per Person Ocean View Cabins start at $828.73 Per Person

Balcony Cabins start at $1448.73 Per Person Special pricing available for Veterans, Firefighters, Crown & Anchor Members

For additional information or to book: Call Joe or Anne Marie at

AVOYA TRAVEL 386-246-6249

Insurance $59.00 PP

Bus available from IASC and return Pricing TBD

Royal Caribbean – Vision of the Seas November 6, 2014 – November 15, 2014

Fort Lauderdale to the Southern Caribbean A 10 day, 9 night sailing

Ports of Call:

Labadee, Haiti Williamstad Curacao, Netherlands Antilles

Oranjestad Aruba, Netherlands Antilles Grand Cayman – Cayman Islands

Return to Tampa

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MENU Soup: Crab Bisque Salad: Romaine Heart with Blue Cheese, Bacon and

Peppers Sausage Bread Pasta: Manicotti Entrée: NY Strip Steak and Lobster Tail with Twice-Baked

Potato and Brocolli/carrots/Cauliflower au Gratin Optional Entrée: ½ Chicken with Potato and Vegetables Assorted Rolls Dessert: Italian Pastries

(After Midnight) Continental Breakfast

OPEN BAR: 7PM to Midnight (Well Drinks Only)

Members: $75; Non-Members: $80 Gratuity is Included

SALE STARTS WED, OCT 9, 9AM – 1 PM

Doors: 7PM; Dining Room: 7:30PM; Dinner: 8PM Dress: Women – Formal; Men – Suit & Tie Required (Tux Optional) Music: Tim Rippey

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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. Please contact IASC Office for more information

Lois & Keeto Big Mountain James & Eileen Parco Jack & Joanne Antonelli Lenny Dobis

o In loving memory of Gloria Rice Davis Mike Mercante (PP)

o In loving memory of Jan Mercante MaryAnn & Alex Landolina Jack & Joanne Antonelli Ben & Christine Locastro Bob & Louise Thousand Linda & Marty Siegel Janet & John Pollinger

o In loving memory of William P. Donato Felicia Donato

o In loving memory of Richard J. Donato Eva P. Alge

o In loving memory of Robert Alge Fanny P. Moffa

o In loving memory of Daniel Moffa Antonio & Wanda Basile June & Gary Bruno John Rivera

o In loving memory of Gloria Rivera Gino & Jenny Martin Frank & Berta Morelli Joseph Abitante & Ann Marie Walker Kitty Galletto & Fred Mayer Sal & Angela Gulotta Texas Hold’em Poker Dealers Sandie & Jay Lil, Isabella & Gina In memory of Connie Dignard

o Love, Randy & Jeanne Meyer In memory of Sondra Bengston

o Love, Ed Bengston

Hal & Ro Hansen o In loving memory of Michael A Gioia

Bella Ammirata o In loving memory of Mickey Ammirata

Lila Ebenhack Christine & Joey Passiglia Don & Terry Kent Nick & Susan Breda Patricia & Joe Walker Jeffrey & Nellie Shepherd Mark & Nellie Shepherd Mark & Danielle Pierro Bill & Doris Agee Tony & Roseanne Vastano Kal & Barbara Bill & Edie May George W. Bush Ann Marie & Joe

o In memory of Ed Walker Michael & Maureen De Giulio Carol Sposato

o In memory of Anne Sposato Len Dignard in memory of Connie Dignard Ron & Jeanne Caiazza Marsha & Russ Ann Marie & Joe Richard Price Rosemarie Price In memory of Ralphy Marion & Bob Thomas Sue & Dave Smith Karl Bradley & Edith Campins John Crome – in memory of Roger Crome, Sr. Edward & Lynn Uribe Nancy & Don Velardi Rick & Cindy Franco

Help Support our Newsletter

by being a Booster for 2013

POINTS OF INTEREST 10-top Table requests for Friday night MUST be made by Thursday noon.

Scholarship applications are due by December 31, 2013. Guidelines and application can be found on the website or picked up in our office M-F 9am-2pm.

The 2014 Budget is displayed in the agenda board at the club.

Our Newsletter is going paperless!! Please help us cut our costs of printing and mailing your newsletter by providing us with your email address. All email addresses will remain confidential and the content of these emails will be limited to the newsletter and special announcements regarding menu changes, band updates and special events. Send your email address to the IASC at iascpc@cfl.rr.com.

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. Please refer to Monday 8/19/13 News-Journal article which states that it cannot be verified that the vapor from electronic cigarettes is not harmful.

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Accounting, Financial Planning, and Insurance

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Crematory on Premises Burial * Mausoleum

Cremation * Pre-Arrangements Aftercare * Hablamos Español

Serving as Flagler County’s Only Full Service Funeral Home,

Cemetery & Crematory

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Tuesday FISH FRY ~ ALL YOU CAN EAT! Includes FF & Cole Slaw .............................. $9.95

½ lb. Burger w/Fries…………………………… . $7.95 (Add Bacon, Mushrooms, American or Provolone Cheese-$1.00 ea.)

All Tuesday Dishes ..................... $10.95 Nov 5 Encrusted Pork Cutlet Parmesan Pepper Steak over Mushroom Rice

Nov 12 Chicken Tetrazzini Shrimp Primavera

Nov 19 Cajun Shrimp Basket Cheese Tortellini in Tomato Basil Sauce

Nov 26 Texas Shrimp over Rice Chicken Parmesan

Dec 3 Baked Ham with Pineapple Beef Stew

Friday Baked Prime Rib 10 oz. Prime Rib with Choice of Potato $13.95 (Also available Grilled or Blackened)

Nov 1 Stuffed Pork Chop $13.95 Linguini with Clams $12.95

Nov. 8 Veal Oscar $14.95 Haddock Florentine $13.95

Nov 15 BBQ Ribs ½ Rack $13.95 BBQ Ribs Full Rack $18.95 Linguini with Shrimp, Clams & Mussels $14.95

Nov 22 Broccoli Rabe $13.95 Blackened Salmon $14.95

Nov 29 Fried Shrimp & Scallops $13.95 Pork Osso Bucco $14.95

Always Available: $10.95

Ravioli ~ Meatballs over Linguini ~ Sausage & Peppers over Linguini

November 2013

SUBS $7.95 Sausage, Peppers & Onions Parmigiana ~ Meatball Parmigiana ~ Eggplant Parmigiana

** ASK YOUR SERVER ABOUT OUR DAILY SPECIAL ** GUEST PRICES $1.00 EXTRA PER MEAL * SHARING $3.00 EXTRA PLATE * SUGGESTED GRATUITY $2 PER PERSON

NEW APPETIZERS $5.95

Fried Ravioli Fried Mozzarella Fried Calamari Chicken Fingers

Wings

SPECIALTY SALADS $11.95 Available on Tuesday and Friday

Choice of Grilled Chicken, Grilled Steak Strips

Or Shrimp (hot or cold) over Our Caesar Salad or Tossed Salad

Healthy Choice Entrees Grilled Chicken Breast ~ Broiled Shrimp

Broiled Fish du Jour Includes Salad, Potato & Vegetable $11.95

October 16: General Meeting We must have a minimum of 20 tickets sold by Friday,

October 11, 2013 Dinner: $10.00

Drinks after meeting discounted $0.50

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Pre Sort STD Postage PD Permit #13 Palm Coast

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~ November/Novembre 2013 ~

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

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Dinner 5-8:30pm Dancing 6:30pm

Music: Carl Monte

2 Vegas Night

Door Open 6 pm Finger Food 7 pm

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Bingo 6:15pm

5 Bingo 12pm

Dinner 5pm Karaoke 7pm

Texas Hold’Em 7pm Line Dancing 7:30pm

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Game Day 10am

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Dinner 5-8:30pm Dancing 6:30pm

Music: DJ Blasko

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VETERAN’S

DAY

12 Bingo 12pm

Dinner 5pm Karaoke 7pm

Texas Hold’Em 7pm Line Dancing 7:30pm

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Game Day 10am

14 Board Meeting

7pm

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Dinner 5-8:30pm Dancing 6:30pm

Music: Tim Rippey

16 Anniversary

Gala Doors Open 6 pm Music: Frank Saffi

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Bingo 6:15pm

19 Bingo 12pm

Dinner 5pm Karaoke 7pm

Texas Hold’Em 7pm Line Dancing 7:30pm

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Game Day 10am

Gen Meeting 7pm Dinner 5pm

21 Heritage Commitee 10:30am, Lounge

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Dinner 5-8:30pm Dancing 6:30pm

Music: DJ Mondo

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Bingo 6:15pm

26 Bingo 12pm

Dinner 5pm Karaoke 7pm

Texas Hold’Em 7pm Line Dancing 7:30pm

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Game Day 10am

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Thanksgiving

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Dinner 5-8:30pm Dancing 6:30pm

Music: Vic Paci

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