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Originators of “Festa Italiana”

in Florida

Charter Member F.F.I.A.C. Member

May/Maggio 2014

Volume XL, Issue #5

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

Bella Ammirata and the IASC would like to thank all our volunteers who have helped over the year. This club could not survive without your hard work and dedication.

Italian American Social Club Installation Dinner

Saturday, June 14, 2014

Dress: Women: Dressy; Men: Jacket & Tie Doors open: 6pm ~ Dinner: 7PM

Members: $27; Guests: $30 ~ (Gratuity IS Included) Tickets Go On Sale: Tuesday, April 15, 2014

Music: Tim Rippey

MENU Waldorf Salad Choice:

Filet Mignon wrapped in Bacon / Béarnaise Sauce

Seafood Fra Diavolo over Linguini ½ Broiled Chicken

Asparagus Twice Baked Potato Bread Basket: Portuguese Rolls Whipped Cream Cake

See election pages in newsletter.

Also two motions in the Board Highlights.

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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 Abitante 445-9844 Secretary Ro Hansen 597-2532 Treasurer Joe Jaworski, pro tem 492-3865 Directors Michael Aulicino, pro tem 904-471-7091

Chuck Buglione 868-9028 Tony Iorlano 615-6720 Dan Piettro 446-1976 Denise Renzo 864-7529 Bob Thomas 586-1295

Standing Committees Building/Grounds Chuck Pizer 445-6425 By-Laws/Rules Charities Pat LaCorte 446-0555 Election Roseanne Vastano 445-7670 Grievance Laurence Amuso 446-6632 Health & Welfare Patricia Dino 446-4757 Heritage Jane Aulicino 904-471-7091 Membership Marie Galluccio 447-6614 Newsletter Linda Iorlano 386-615-6720 Advertising Joe Abitante 445-9844 Publicity Joe Abitante 445-9844 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 Lois Big Mountain 586-5814 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 50/50 Jenny Martin 446-2218 Sandy Ostresh 447-4874 Banquets Liz Piettro 446-1976 Parliamentarian Ric Giumenta 445-7547 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 Nellie Shepherd Vegas Night George Logemann 585-4526

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

POINTS OF INTEREST Our Newsletter is going paperless!! Send your

email address to the IASC at iascpc@cfl.rr.com. The more we send out in email, the quicker you receive it and the less our costs will be,

Please note our new menu. Tuesday’s menu is brand new. Check it out!

10-top table requests for Friday night MUST be made by Thursday noon. It will not be accepted if you call on Friday.

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.

Bingo is in need of anyone who can volunteer some time to help out on Monday nights or Tuesday afternoons. For more information please call: Marie Luke: 445-7214 or Pat LaCorte: 446-0555

May 21: General Meeting We must have a minimum of 20 dinner

tickets sold by Friday, May 9, 2014

Dinner: $10.00 Drinks after meeting discounted: $0.50

MENU Baked Chicken, Potatoes, Vegetable,

Salad and Dessert

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Message from the President

April has proven to be another exhausting month. In March, Treasurer Tom Mayne fell ill and is still recovering. This month, VP Joe Abitante suffered a heart attack. He had successful heart surgery and is on the road to recovery. My wife, Connie, and I were unable to attend April’s General meeting because we were with her brother who suffered a major heart attack. We are happy to announce he is recovering, as well. On behalf of Joe, Tom, Connie and myself many thanks to all the members whose outpouring of support and prayers helped us (and continues to help) get through these trying times.

Please remember to read your entire newsletter for information on upcoming events, including our officer elections in May. Thank you to all the candidates who came forward to run for the IASC Board of Directors. I have faith that our new board will continue to keep our club moving in the right direction.

I can’t forget to thank our super Social committee and all the volunteers that helped make the April Showers dinner dance such a success. These folks continue to outdo themselves at every event. May’s dinner dance, Una Bella Serata, will be another joint effort between our Heritage committee and Social committee. This spectacular event is always a sell-out so please be patient with our staff as they maneuver the dance floor to serve everyone. And don’t forget the dress code is formal attire.

In closing, I would like to thank my board for stepping up during my one week absence. Our members are so lucky that our Board of Directors (and every board that has served this club) can handle anything thrown at them. This board, in particular, has had a lot thrown at us! We just smile, keep the faith and keep going and going and going….

Respectfully submitted-

The Pres

Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time.

Due to Board of Health Regulations, homemade baked items (cakes, breads,

etc.) are not allowed at the Italian American Social Club on Tuesday and

Friday nights. Cakes purchased at a bakery (Publix, Winn Dixie, etc.) are allowed. Cakes are never allowed to be brought in to any Sponsored Event.

Line Dancing

Tuesday 7:30pm

Come and Join the Fun!

Election for the 2014 – 2015 Board Positions will be at the May General Meeting.

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May 2014- Birthdays and Anniversaries

Buono

Compleanno! Happy Birthday!

01 June Bruno 01 Antonio Cellii 01 Sue Huegi 01 Elizabeth Piettro 03 Mary Ernst 03 Anna Messina 04 Antonio Catino

04 Ted Hemsworth 04 Mary Jahn 04 Sylvia Martone 04 Louis Monico 05 Marie Greco 06 Francesca Cinquemani 06 Fred Mayer 06 Helen O' Connor 06 Madeline Tartaglia 07 John Koszalkowski 08 Jack Howell 08 Marion Ruggeri 08 John Rivera 09 Ronald Monachino 10 Mary Ann Landolina 10 Dollie Miller 11 Irene Hemsworth

12 Asa Cohen 12 Salvatore Passalaqua 12 Dorothy Perez 13 Matthew Maxwell 13 Joachim Mueller 13 Joan Novak 14 James Mitchell 15 Janet Clymer 15 Jean Molinari-Seconi 16 Sal Amuso 16 Paul Gionesi 16 Catherine Hewson 17 Richard Lauria 17 Richard Price 18 Jane Giamanco 19 Michelle Nugent 21 Katherine Galletto 22 Jerry DiGiovanni

23 Ana Gutierrez 23 Joseph Petrozella 25 Louis Ciasulli 26 Thomas Aloia 26 Vincent Alongi 27 Salvatore Gulotta 27 George Macko 28 Antoinette Santaniello 29 Karen Gagliano 29 Eileen Parco 29 Donald Apperson 29 Barry Hester 29 Sally Schlegel 30 Patsy DeVito, Jr 30 Todd Fritz. 30 Ben Locastro

Felice Anniversario! Happy Anniversary!

01 Nicholas/Carol Mondello 01 John/Barbara Dowd 01 George & Roseann French 04 Frank/Ida Matra 05 Nicholas & Susan Rotella

07 Paul/Debra Mele 07 Valentino/Irene Trovato 09 Joseph/Joan Ganci 09 Eugenie/Michael Aulicino 10 Nick/Arlene Spaich 12 Salvatore/Angele Gulotta 13 Oswaldo/Marie Galluccio 13 Dean/Viola VanGorden 15 Kenneth/ Janet Clymer 19 Kenneth/Nicolette Kraemer

20 Antonio/Irene Bellavia 20 Vincent/Carol Vigilante 21 Louis/Gloria Ciasulli 24 Joseph/Patricia Spinapolice 27 Vince/Dolores Sabella 28 Michael/Barbar Kaliszewski 30 Edward/Joan Earls 30 Henry/Mary Wolkowski 30 Vincent/Despina Sanitate

LA COLTURA ITALIANA La Coltura Italiana, the Italian culture, the word culture has many meanings for many disciplines, for instances; we have material culture and non-material culture. Material culture refers to things such as the ways of farming and of fishing, the food people cook and eat, the lay of roads, the styles of buildings, artifacts, styles of clothing, musical styles, and instruments, and medicines that people use in their survival techniques. The non-material culture refers to ideas and values; ideas of the origin of life, and of the wonderment of the world around us. Values refer to those things we treasure; forms of property, a belief in a God, legends, truths, literature, etiquette, and conventions.

Consequently, culture refers to many things, past and present. La Coltura Italiana is one of the richest existing cultures in the world. It provides observers with a wealth of knowledge of governmental experiments, legal expertise, philosophy, agricultural techniques, military tactics, engineering, religion, language, architecture, la cucina italiana, music, medicine, and science. It is as mentioned one of the richest cultural heritages for the Western World. In regards to language, sixty-five per cent of the English vocabulary is of Latin origin, however, philologists do not considered it a Latin language because of its syntax, and I might add, its pronunciation. Nevertheless, in the second sentence of this paragraph, as an example, there are only four words not of Latin origin, it, with, wealth and of. Out of 220 words up to this point 100 are of Latin origin. Latin languages are Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and Rumanian. There are other languages also, but not of a national political nature as these. Some others are Ladino, Ladin, Friulan, Sicilian, Rhaeto-Romantic, all in Italy, Catalan in Spain, and Provence in France. There are many more spread throughout what was once known as the Roman Empire. Some are still written languages as the ones mentioned and others just spoken. Language by the way is the major vehicle for the transmitting of things cultural. Art is another way and quite often artists express the values of the people through such things as writings, music, paintings, architecture, tools, and artifacts.

In the Western World as well as others, major stages or periods of art and philosophy are identified; classical, medieval, renaissance (rebirth), baroque, neo-classical and modern. In visual art all of these exist in the city of Rome in one material form or another. A visit to Rome gives one the opportunity to see representations of all the mentioned ages of western civilization.

Laurence Amuso, Heritage Committee member.

Pot Of Gold Congratulations to March’s

Pot Of Gold #42 Winner Maxine Jastremski, #34

Una Bella Serata Saturday, May 10, 2014

MENU Antipasto ~ Pasta: Cavatelli with Broccoli Rabe and Sausage

Choice of One Stuffed Pork Loin with Prosciutto, Roasted Peppers and Fresh Mozzarella ~ Broiled Cod with Puttanesca Sauce

½ Broiled Chicken Roasted Potatoes ~ Sautéed Green Beans ~ Bread Basket

Italian Dessert Plate ~ Chocolate-Covered Cherries and Strawberries

Doors open: 6pm ~ Dining Room opens: 6:30pm Dinner starts at 7PM Formal Attire – Men: Suit & Tie (Tuxedo Optional)

Members: $32; Non-Members: $35 (Gratuity IS Included)

Music: Phil Farino

She was the last winner in POG 42 and we begin POG 43 with our first drawing on April 25th.

I will start collecting for POG 44, July, August, and September on May 1st through June 15th, and I thank you in advance for your on time payments.

I have some names on my waiting list, but there is always room for more, so if you would like to participate, please let me know and I will add your name to my list.

Jenny Martin

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

Lynne Kelly ~ Dale Mullen Roberta Sebo

Attention all Singles:

If you are interested in the Singles Club contact Lucy Fiore (439-2537). She can give you more information.

HEALTH & WELFARE – April 2014

Get Well Card: Joseph Abitante who is in the hospital awaiting heart surgery. Vera Amuso who fell and fractured her kneecap. Patricia Griffin who is in the hospital for emergency dialysis.

Sympathy Card: Rosetta Clevenstine on the death of her husband. Lucia Plastini on the death of her husband. Susan Violick on the death of her father. 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.

Minutes of the Board Meeting, April 10, 2014 Due to the election information that must be included this month, the minutes of the Board Meeting will not be included. This meeting was informational for the General meeting. Minutes are available at the club if you wish to see them.

Minutes of the General Meeting, April 16, 2014 Meeting called to order at 7:05 by Joe Jaworski who explained the situation regarding Pete's absence due to a family emergency. VP Joe Abitante was in the hospital awaiting open heart surgery. As a result a special meeting was called and with the secretary's permission Dan Piettro conducted this meeting.

Attendance: Denise Renzo, Bob Thomas, Dan Piettro, Ro Hansen, Chuck Buglione, Joe Jaworski and Mike Aulicino. There was a quorum: 101 members.

Due to the election information that must be included this month, committee reports will not be included. Committee Reports are available at the club for anyone who wishes to view them. Elections – Nominees for the 2014 – 2015 Board are: President: Chuck Buglione and Lou Barletta Vice-President: Dan Piettro Secretary: Joanna Zampella and Rosemarie "Ro" Hansen Treasurer: none Board of Directors: Pat LaCorte, Sal Gullota, Denise Renzo, Mike Aulicino and Marie Luke. Tony Iorlano and Bob Thomas each have one more year on Board.

MOTIONS: 1. Motion made by Jen Martin to change Article IV, Section 1, paragraph (a) of the Rules &

Regulations, motion to lower the initiation fee from $50.00 per person to $25.00 per couple. ____________________________________________________________________

2. IASC By-laws - updated March, 2014 Article VIII Membership Meetings, Section 5, Quorum and Vote (a), presently reads: If at a General Meeting a vote on the election of a board member is to take place, a quorum

shall consist of seventy-five (75) members present. CHANGE TO READ: If at a general meeting, a vote is to be taken on a by-law change or on

the election of a board member or a by-law, a quorum shall consist of ten percent (10%) of total membership.

EX: Total members = 603 - 10%, we would need 60 members for a quorum. NOTE: Line items b, c and d of Section 5 remain the same. Meeting adjourned at 8:45 PM. Respectfully submitted, Ro Hansen

Linda IorlanoEX

ABSENTEE BALLOTS

Ballots may be picked up at the club. Ballots will be available April 29th and all Tuesdays and Fridays from 5 to 7 pm until May 19. Members who need absentee ballots: Absentee ballots are available at the IASC club. Each member must present his or her own IASC card and sign for a ballot.

INSTRUCTIONS: Ballot is to be put into envelope marked ballot. This envelope is then put into an envelope marked “PRINT NAME AND NUMBER” on which you have printed your name and the number from your IASC card.

EXAMPLE: IASC Number: 123 Linda Iorlano

Seal envelope and sign across the seal.

Each member must use a separate ballot and be placed in separate envelopes. Ballots are put into the ballot box near the office. Ballots will be available April 29th and all Tuesdays and Fridays from 5 to 7 pm until May 19.

Mailing requests for ballots: Each member must request a ballot and send a stamped (two stamps) addressed envelope to the club. Your written request for the ballot must contain your IASC number and printed name and signature.

EXAMPLE: IASC Number: 123 Linda Iorlano Linda Iorlano

When received the ballot is to be put into the envelope marked BALLOT. This envelope is then put into the envelope marked “PRINT NAME AND NUMBER”. You must put your name and number on this envelope and sign across the seal of the envelope (See above). This envelope is then put into a third envelope with two stamps on it and sent to the club address.

Italian American Social Club at Palm Coast 45 Old Kings Road North Palm Coast, FL 32137

Please write ATTENTION ELECTION COMMITTEE, IASC. Each ballot must be in a separate envelope or they will not be counted. Mail must arrive before May 21, 2014.

Linda Iorlano

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.

Gino & Jenny Martin Frank & Berta Morelli Joseph Abitante & Anne Marie Walker Kitty Galletto & Fred Mayer Hal & Ro Hansen

o In loving memory of Michael A Gioia Bella Ammirata

o In loving memory of Mickey Ammirata 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 Lila Ebenhack 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 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 Rick & Cindy Franco Jeanne & Randy Meyer

o In memory of Connie Dignard Mary Ann & Alex Landolina Lou & Bob Thousand

o In memory of Fred Wenom Doris & Bill Agee In memory ~

o Gloria Rice Davis June & Gary R. Bruno

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MAY JUNE JULY

May 2 Tim Rippey June 6 Frank Saffi July 4 The Coconuts May 9 Vic Paci June 13 DJ Mondo July 11 Frank Saffi May 10 (Una Bella Serata) June 14 (Installation) July 18 Tim Rippey Phil Farino Tim Rippey May 16 Tim Rippey June 20 Vic Paci July 25 Carl Monte May 23 Frank Saffi June 27 Phil Farino May 30 Carl Monte

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Many of our local children get their only meals from the Free Lunch (and Breakfast) programs in our schools. Once

they go home on the weekend, they go without. The Kiwanis K-Kids of Belle Terre Elementary began a program

they call C.H.O.W. N.O.W.

(Children Hungry on Weekends – Not on my Watch!)

The K-Kids collect Individual Serving size non-perishable food and drinks which are discreetly packed into

backpacks by teachers and sent home with the children identified by the school counselors as most at risk.

Please consider supporting this worthy cause.

A box is located by the IASC office.

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The Italian American Social Club at Palm Coast Florida

Golf Tournament Saturday, May 3, 2014

Palm Harbor Country Club Registration Begins at 7:00 AM

Shotgun Start at 8:30 AM

$65.00 per person includes:

Cart and Green fee ~ Range Balls ~ Continental Breakfast at the Country Club ~ Lunch at the IA Club Prizes and Fun for the Men and Women this Year

Hole Sponsorship Donation is $30.00 and will include a sign with your name and choice of hole.

Payment of $65.00 per person is due in advance payable to “IASC”

Any questions contact CHUCK BUGLIONE: 386-864-2022

NOMINEES for the 2014 – 2015 Board are: PRESIDENT: Chuck Buglione and Lou Barletta VICE-PRESIDENT: Dan Piettro SECRETARY: Rosemarie “Ro” Hansen and Joanna Zampella TREASURER: None DRIECTORS: Mike Auliciano Marie Luke Sal Gulotta Denise Renzo Pat LaCorte

Remember to vote!

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Tuesday May 6 APPETIZERS Shrimp Cocktail ..................................................... $7.95 Mozzarella Sticks .................................................. $5.95 Mussels in White Wine & Garlic ........................ $7.95 ENTREES Meatloaf ................................................................... $8.95 Broiled Cod ............................................................. $8.95 Chicken Parm with Pasta .................................... $8.95 Spaghetti & Meatballs .......................................... $8.95 May 13 APPETIZERS Shrimp Cocktail ..................................................... $7.95 Stuffed Clams ......................................................... $7.95 ENTREES Burger with Fries .................................................. $8.95 Baked Tilapia ......................................................... $8.95 Chicken Scarpariello ............................................ $8.95 Spaghetti & Meatballs .......................................... $8.95 May 20 APPETIZERS Shrimp Cocktail ..................................................... $7.95 Clams Casino .......................................................... $7.95 Buffalo Shrimp ....................................................... $7.95 ENTREES Bacon Cheeseburger with Fries ........................ $8.95 Baked Haddock ..................................................... $8.95 Ravioli with Meatballs ......................................... $8.95 Spaghetti & Meatballs .......................................... $8.95 May 27 APPETIZERS Shrimp Cocktail ..................................................... $7.95 Buffalo Wings ......................................................... $7.95 Stuffed Mushrooms .............................................. $7.95 ENTREES California Burger .................................................. $8.95 Broiled Cod ............................................................. $8.95 Shrimp Parmagiana ............................................. $8.95 Spaghetti & Meatballs .......................................... $8.95 All U Can Eat Fish Fry .......................... $9.95 Served with French Fried and Cole Slaw

Friday Prime Rib Au Jus – Queen Cut ........................... $14.95 Prime Rib Au Jus – King Cut............................... $16.95

Cheese Tortellini .................................................. $ 10.95 May 2 APPETIZERS Shrimp Cocktail ....................................................... $7.95 Clams Oreganato ..................................................... $7.95 Mussels Fra Diavolo ................................................ $7.95 ENTREES Chicken Parm over Pasta ................................. $12.95 Broiled Tilapia ...................................................... $13.95 Spaghetti with Meatballs ................................... $ 10.95

May 9 APPETIZERS Shrimp Cocktail ....................................................... $7.95 Fried Calamari ......................................................... $7.95 Mussels Marinara .................................................... $7.95 ENTREES Linguini with White Clam Sauce .................... $12.95 Stuffed Shells with Meatballs ............................ $11.95 Spaghetti with Meatballs ................................... $ 10.95

May 16 APPETIZERS Shrimp Cocktail ....................................................... $7.95 Pot Stickers ............................................................... $7.95 Buffalo Wings ........................................................... $7.95 ENTREES Half Roasted Chicken ........................................ $12.95 Broiled Scallops ..................................................... $13.95 Meatloaf .................................................................. $11.95 Spaghetti with Meatballs ................................... $ 10.95

May 23 APPETIZERS Shrimp Cocktail ........................................................ $7.95 Spring Rolls................................................................ $7.95 Fried Mushrooms .................................................... $7.95 ENTREES Osso Bucco ........................................................... $13.95 Stuffed Flounder ............................................... $15.95 Veal Parmagiana with Pasta ............................ $13.95 Spaghetti with Meatballs ................................... $ 10.95

May 30 APPETIZERS Shrimp Cocktail ....................................................... $7.95 Melon with Prosciutto ........................................... $7.95 Chef Salad .................................................................. $7.95 ENTREES Stuffed Chicken Breast ..................................... $12.95 Cavatelli Broccoli Rabe & Sausage ................... $11.95 Grilled Swordfish ............................................... $14.95 Spaghetti with Meatballs ................................... $ 10.95 Please Be Patient: Our Meals are Cooked to Order

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

Pizza Regular, Thin: Members $12.00. Guests: $13.00

Sicilian: Members $14.50; Guests: $15.50 Additional items $1.00 each / Max $4 per pizza

Calzone Members: $9.95; Guests: $10.95

Includes two fillings

* NO TAKE HOME BOXES FOR FISH FRY

May 2014

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Music: Tim Rippey

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Bingo 6:15pm

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Dinner 5pm Karaoke 7pm

Texas Hold’Em 7pm Line Dancing 7:30pm

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Una Bella Serata Doors Open 6 pm Music: Phil Farino

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Bingo 6:15pm

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Dinner 5pm Karaoke 7pm

Texas Hold’Em 7pm Line Dancing 7:30pm

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Game Day 10am

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Board Meeting 7pm

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

Music: Tim Rippey

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Bingo 6:15pm

20 Bingo 12pm

Dinner 5pm Karaoke 7pm

Texas Hold’Em 7pm Line Dancing 7:30pm

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Gen Meeting 7pm

ELECTION Dinner 5pm

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

Music: Frank Safi

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MEMORIAL DAY

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Dinner 5pm Karaoke 7pm

Texas Hold’Em 7pm Line Dancing 7:30pm

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Game Day 10am

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Heritage Comm. 10:30am

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

Music: Carl Monte

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