Liberty Equality Fraternity

LA VOCE Constantino Brumidi Lodge # 2211

July/August 2020

STAY SAFE

Brumidi Lodge www.sonsofitalyli.com

Visit Brumidi’s Website

Buffet Dinner & Dessert

Beer/Wine/Soda

Chair: Fran Barone Co-Chair Anita Montuori

Tickets: Ann 631-243-0104 or Joanne 631-661-5327

$50

per person DJ Gene & Joanne

PHONE TREE Email: lodge@sonsofitalyli.com

The dates listed in this issue

are subject to change.

Luau Dinner/Dance Scholarship Fundraiser

SATURDAY, AUGUST 29th 7:30 PM to 11:30 PM

“All dates are subject to the NYS Governor’s Reopening Plan”

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LODGE OFFICERS Carmine Soldano—President 179 West 17th Street Deer Park, NY 11729 631-586-0883 Home 516-659-3131 Cell Email: ces395@hotmail.com

LODGE & CORPORATION OFFICERS: 1ST Vice President………………………Sabrina Savino—422-6934 2nd Vice President…………………………..Fran Barone—667-1543 Immediate Past President.………………..Daniel Calise—231-5019 Orator ..………………………………………….Bob Cava - 669-8896 Recording Secretary .………………….Rhea Hitter—631-553-2186 Financial Secretary .…………………….James Palmeri—667-5950 Treasurer …………………………………….Karen Lorito—539-9113

LODGE OFFICERS: Corresponding Secretary …………….Carmel Lamont - 669-4543 Principal Trustee…………………………Susan Soldano—586-0883 Joe Abbazia—-242-5314………………Rose Dispinseri—254-3015 Phil Maniaci—667-7166…………………Anita Montuori—422-6914 Carol Nani—242-4261……………….Lucille Romanello – 667-3108 Contessa Tartaro-516-364-8879…………GloriaToscano-667-5582 Masters of Ceremonies: Domenica Caldarello—586-1172…...Janet Dickert—917-519-7062 Sentinel ………….……………………………...Jan Vigiano-242-7479 Chaplain ………………Deacon Frank D. Barone, St. Kilian’s Parish State Deputy to Brumidi Lodge ……………………..Joe Franzone

CORPORATION DIRECTORS: Ann Arrigali-243-0104……………………….Tony Bianco—243-0614 John DeStefano—243-3118………………….Bill Lamont - 669-4543 Sal Mangano - 988-3000…………..…………Bob Savino—422-6934 Jean Simeone 631-242-1006…………Tom Tartaro -(516) 364-8879 Virginia Usak—586-6058………………………………………………...

CATERING BOARD: CEO………………………………………...Daniel Calise—231-5019 Tony Bianco—243-0614 ……………………...Bob Cava - 669-8896 Bob Savino—422-6934…………………………………………………

STATE OFFICERS: Dist.1 President’s Chairman……..Carmine Soldano - 631-586-0883 NYS Literary Award Committee Chairman…Bob Savino—422-6934

DEADLINE FOR NEXT “La Voce”

Thursday

August 20, 2020

COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS: Bar Chair……..…………………………….Ann Arrigali-243-0104 Building Operations…………………...Paul Carosotto-667-1779 …………………………………….Vinny DeGiralamo—254-6730 Cooley’s Anemia & Gift of Sight………….Bill & Carmel Lamont ……………………………………………………………..669-4543 Culture & Heritage…………..Bob & Sabrina Savino—422-6934 CSJ ……………………………………..Daniel Calise - 682-3568 Dark Horse ……………………………….Joe Abbazia-242-5314 District 1 Parade Liaison………………….Bob Cava - 669-8896 ……………………………………….Rhea Hitter—631-553-2186 Fashion Show..……………………..Lucille Di Nardo – 667-1912 Food for the Needy..……………………..Carol Nani – 242-4261 Health & Welfare/Sunshine Club……….Carol Nani – 242-4261 Insurance Liaison………………...Tom Tartaro -(516) 364-8879 Kitchen /House Chair………………..Frank Montuori - 422-6914 La Voce Editor …………………………..Bob Savino—422-6934 La Voce co-Editor ………………….Sabrina Savino—422-6934 Legal Advisor / Counselor………………...Bob Cava - 669-8896 Media Relations &Community Outreach……….Susan Soldano …………………………………………………………….586-0883 Membership Orientation/Retention …….Carol Nani – 242-4261 Lucille Romanello – 667-3108….Janet Dickert—917-519-7062 NYS $100 Raffle………………………..,Bill Lamont - 669-4543 …………………………………………...Fran Barone—667-1543 Office Manager………………………..Daniel Calise—231-5019 Parade………………………………...Anita Montuori—422-6914 Photographer……………………….Rhea Hitter—631-553-2186 ‘Popeye’ Raffle………………………….Karen Lorito—539-9113 Queens Liaison…………………...Janet Dickert—917-519-7062 Scholarship…………………………..Susan Soldano - 586-0883 ………………………………………...Jack Battaglia— 427-3425 Senior Citizen Affairs…………………...Virginia Usak-586-6058 …………………………………………..Sal Mangano—988-3000 Vegas Chair.…………………………….Fran Barone—667-1543 Vegas Floor Manager,,,……………..James Palmeri—667-5950 Web Site/FaceBook…………………Sabrina Savino—422-6934 ………………………………………...Susan Soldano—586-0883

ARBITRATION COMMISSIONERS: Ann Arrigali……………Tony Bianco...……………..Bill Lamont Bob Savino…………………………………………..Tom Tartaro Alternate………………………………………………...Bob Cava

Two years ago the Brumidi Catering Board agreed to pursue the market of post-internment Collations, recognizing the expense and the opportunity to expand the rental business. The following REVISED cost structure will replace the current member donation practice and will apply to new business.

Members: $15/person or $18/person to include beer & wine.

Non-Members:

$25/person or $28/person to include beer & wine.

3 JULY/AUGUST 2020

Brothers and Sisters, In a previous President’s Message and for this current message I start off by saying to our lodge members, T H A N K Y O U. These un-precedented times have lingered on longer than any of us ever expected. This also affected the financial status of our lodge. However, due to the generosity and support of a core group of mem-

bers in our lodge as well as other members, we have managed to swim in lieu of partially sinking. We are still in and remain in unprece-dented times. As we go through the phases of reopening, I continue to urge all of you to attempt to stay as safe as possible, and follow the recommendations of our government officials. What does this all mean for our lodge? As I write this message, we still do not have a definite opening schedule. That being said, it is very important that you keep your attention to our Lodge Website, Facebook Page, Email Communications and any Phone Tree Voice Messages. It is likely that under the present circumstances, several events may start up sporadically with very little warning.

Our Italian take-out dinner program was very successful and well received by those who purchased these delicious great value meals. We plan on providing these take-out meals periodically as a way of helping us financially and as an indirect way of socializing during these trying times. Brumidi Catering joined forces with the Suffolk County Conference Knights of Columbus and helped provide 425 meals to the health care workers at both Maria Regina in Brent-wood and Our Lady of Consolation in West Islip. Brumidi Catering also provided meals to health care workers at St. Catherine’s in Smithtown through a generous donation from member Sal Mangano. We thank you Sal for all your generosity.

As of this writing, we do not have a date for reopening our lodge. We will open as soon as we can to a building that has been cleaned and sanitized from top to bottom thanks to our own Alex and Manuel under the supervision of Frank Montuori and Daniel Calise. The building is waiting for us to get back to normal with our meetings, catering and activities.

I regret to inform you that for a second time, the officers and trustees again decided at our June trustee’s meeting not to print the July/August Issue of the LaVoce due to financial implications at this time. The LaVoce will be published and made available on the website and emailed as a Portable Document Format to those mem-bers who registered their email addresses with us. We did not predict that the pandemic would affect us this long. Again, we are hoping to resume printing and mailing with the September/October issue.

I have no answers for you regarding when activities will come together and take place. My opinion is that everything will start all of a sudden and we will be all working very hard to get them together as quickly as possible. I wish you and your families a safe and healthy summer. Remember to not let your guard down and remain diligent in keeping you and your family as healthy as possible. Summer is here and hopefully we can enjoy some of what was taken away from us in the spring.

Happy Independence Day. Hopefully you will be able to celebrate your freedom with your family and reflect on the true mean-ing of the Fourth of July. Remember, the words courage and deter-mination, the two words that built this great Country. May God Bless America. Fraternally,

Carmine “The three hardest things to say are: I was wrong, I need help, Worcestershire sauce.”

President’s Message

The Constantino Brumidi Lodge N0. 2211 in Deer Park through its catering company, Brumidi Catering Corporation cooked meals for 225 Health Care Workers at the Maria Regina Nursing Home located in St. Joseph’s Convent on Brentwood Road in Brentwood. The funding for the meals was generously donated by the Suffolk County Conference Knights of Columbus which represents over 50 Councils in Suffolk County. This was one small way the Knights of Columbus chose to show thanks to the healthcare workers at Maria Regina during the pandemic. The food was delivered by Brumidi Catering. Carmine Soldano, President of the Constantino Brumidi Lodge and also the Treasurer of the Suffolk County Conference Knights of Columbus over saw the delivery of the food and met with some of the administration at Maria Regina. “This is a great example how two great organizations can help each other and work together to show our gratitude to our Health Care workers.” The meals were enjoyed immensely by nursing home staff. Left to Right: Kathy Sealey-Nursing Scheduler, Janeen Bush-Director of Therapeutic Recreation, Dorothy Cappadora-Assistant Director of Nursing, Lucy Johnson-Director of Adult Day Program, Grace Klein-Adult Day Recreation Coordinator, Carmine Soldano-President of the Constantino Brumidi Lodge & Treasurer of the Suffolk County Conference Knights of Columbus.

Constantino Brumidi Lodge

Assists Suffolk County Conference Knights

of Columbus in providing meals to over 200

Maria Regina Health Care Workers in

Brentwood.

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Keep in Our Prayers Please keep in our prayers all members who are sick: Roy Perticone, Sonny Mento & Lucille Di Nardo

Pray for the souls of the recently departed: Louise Rizzo Also, pray for our men and women serving in the Armed Forces.

AUXILIARY PAST PRESIDENTS:

Sabrina Savino

2013-2015 Debra Prestano

2011-2013 Diana Grauer 2009—2011

Carmel Lamont 2007—2009

Mary Ann Perticone 2005 -2007

Joanne Spera 2003-2005

Ann Marie Nappi 2001 – 2003

Millie Misiano * 1999 – 2001

Lucille Di Nardo 1997 – 1999

Lucille Romanello 1995 – 1997

Teena Spera * 1993 – 1995 Carol Nani

1991 – 1993 Rosemarie Manzo

1989 – 1991 Ann Mastrocco*

1987 – 1989 Phyllis Cipriano*

1985 – 1987 Fran Barone 1983 – 1985

Loretta Brocco* 1981 – 1983

Eleanor Cipriano* 1979 – 1981 Pat Sforza

1977 – 1979 Marge Errico* 1975 – 1977

Fay Cantone* 1971 – 1975 * Deceased

PAST PRESIDENTS

Daniel Calise

2016-2018 Ciro Capano

2014-2016 Bob Savino 2013-2014

Andy Filangeri 2011-2013

John Vigiano * 2009—2011

Sonny Marigliano * 2007—2009

Roy Perticone 2005—2007 Bill Lamont 2003 - 2005

Clemente Oropallo 2001 – 2003

Arthur Spera 1999 – 2001

Paul Del Prete * 1997 – 1999

Nick Occhino* 1995 – 1997

Frank Ferrante* 1993 – 1995

George Nappi 1991 – 1993 Ted Spera* 1989 – 1991

Stephen Pepe 1987 – 1989

Frank Giacalone 1985 – 1987

Joseph Sanfilippo* 1984 – 1985

Anthony Bianco 1982 – 1984

Rocco Sciarrone* 1979 – 1982 Joe Errico* 1976 – 1979

Rocco Castoro* 1975 – 1976

Mike Bovino* 1973 – 1975

Paul Coniglio* 1970 – 1973

Mario Mesisco * 1969 – 1970

John Farina * Honorary

*Deceased

Italian-American Culture & Heritage

All members are invited to

plot your region on the

Brumidi map of Italy.

Tell us a story from the

roots of your family tree.

Brumidi Lodge

Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri The Basilica of St. Mary of the Angels and the Martyrs is a basilica and nominal church in Rome, Italy, built inside the ruined frigidarium of the Roman Baths of Diocletian in the Piazza della Repubblica.It was constructed in the 16th century following an original design by Michelangelo Buonarroti. The basilica is dedicated to the Christian martyrs, known and unknown. By a brief dated July 1561, Pius IV ordered the church "built", to be dedicated to the Beatissimae Virgini et omnium Angelorum et Martyrum ("the Most Blessed Virgin and all the Angels and Martyrs"). Impetus for this dedication had been generated by the account of a vision of the Archangel Uriel experienced in the ruins of the Baths in 1541 by a Sicilian monk, Antonio del Duca, who had been lobbying for decades for papal authorization of a more formal veneration of the Angelic Princes. A story that these Martyrs were Christian slave labourers who had been set to constructing the Baths is modern. It was also a personal monument of Pope Pius IV, whose tomb is in the apsidal tribune. At Santa Maria degli Angeli, Michelangelo achieved a sequence of shaped architectural spaces, developed from a Greek cross, with a dominant transept, with cubical chapels at each end, and the effect of a transverse nave. There is no true facade; the simple entrance is set within one of the coved apses of a main space of the bath complex. The vestibule with canted corners and identical side chapels—one chapel has the tomb of Salvator Rosa, the other of Carlo Maratta—leads to a second vestibule, repeated on the far side of the transept, dominated by the over lifesize Saint Bruno of Cologne by Jean Antoine Houdon (1766). Of the Saint Bruno, Pope Clement XIV said that he would speak, were it not for the vow of silence of the order he founded. In 2006, Polish-born sculptor Igor Mitoraj created new bronze doors as well as a statue of John the Baptist for the basilica. In April 2010, a sixteen foot bronze statue of Galileo Galilei Divine Man (designed by 1957 Nobel laureate Tsung-Dao Lee) was unveiled in a courtyard within the complex. The statue (a dedication to the 17th-century scientist and philosopher) was a donation from CCAST (China Center of Advanced Science and Technology) and WFS (World Federation of Scientists). Santa Maria degli Angeli was the official state church of the Kingdom of Italy (1870–1946). More recently, national burials have been held in the church. The church hosts the tombs of General Armando Diaz and Admiral Paolo Thaon di Revel, who were successful commanders during World War I on the Italian front. Also today the Basilica is used for many ceremonies, including the funeral of soldiers killed abroad.

5 JULY/AUGUST 2020

BRUMIDI LODGE'S BEREAVEMENT MINISTRY GROUP

Moderated by Deacon, Frank Barone— Brumidi Lodge Chaplain Deacon

Group meets the 3rd Wednesday of every month,

upstairs in the Lodge from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM .

(Stair chair is available if needed).

St. Kilian Church, 485 Conklin St., Farmingdale

Contact Deacon Frank Barone or Deacon Francis Marino 516-249-0127

Night of Prayer & Remembrance - Will Return

Sponsored by The Bereavement Ministry & Ministry of Consolation

Latin Night Dance Mixer with a Latin Mix, Salsa, Mambo, Merengue,

Cha-Cha, Rumba, Bachata, etc.

Louis Del Prete

8:00 PM - 12:00 AM

Every 4th Friday

Complimentary Group Lesson 8-8:30 PM

Singles’ Tables are Available

Complimentary Snacks

Coffee/Tea & Dessert

$17/person Cash Bar

Wednesday Night Social Ballroom Mix BALLROOM & LATIN MIX, TANGO, WEST COAST SWING,HUSTLE, etc.

Music by DJ Gene & Joanne

7:15 PM - 10:30 PM

Every Wednesday

Singles’ Tables are Available

Complimentary Buffet

Coffee/Tea & Dessert

$17/person Cash Bar

GROUP ‘SILVER SCREEN’ . . . Ballroom Lessons w/Lou Brockman

6:15 PM - 7:15 PM . . . $15

Bill Wilkinson ORCHESTRA LIVE SWING - FOX TROT - BALLADS - LATIN

7:00 PM - 10:00 PM

2nd Thursday of each month

Light Buffet Dinner

Fresh Baked Dessert Coffee & Tea

$17/person Cash Bar

more info: Bill Wilkinson 631.358.2931

“CELL PHONES FOR SOLDIERS” . . . Collected for the ‘Gift of Sight’ Charity

A box will be available in the entry to our Lodge so that you may leave your unwanted cell phones at any time or see Bill or Carmel Lamont. Any questions? Call Bill or Carmel at 631-669-4543

Scholarship Award Night

Postponed

(tentative)

August

Brumidi Scholarship

2020

For up-to-date

information

to your

PHONE TREE

messages

2020

As we embark on a new normal, technology takes on a more important role in

our lives.

President Carmine has maintained an email list since he was elected President of

our Lodge. He shares information that is current. If you’re not on his distribution

list, now is the time. Send your name & email address to me . . .

dynsus@aol.com. I will collect, consolidate and forward a list of our additions.

Mass for Deceased—Our Lady of Mt Carmel

POSTPONED—until Fall

“Hope is the last thing ever lost.“

~ Italian Proverb

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Milestones...

Important Notices In case of Illness or death of a Brother or Sister Member

Please Call: Carol Nani—631-242-4261

Monthly Newsletter Bob Savino, Editor — Sabrina Savino, co-Editor

631-422-6934 E-Mail: dynsus@aol.com

July Birthdays Sal Piazzola 7/2 Margaret Valenti 7/12 Tom Gentile 7/18 George Nappi 7/20 Ron Quartuccio 7/23 Frances Monaco 7/24 Deborah Brooks-Gilchriest 7/27

August Birthdays Debra Prestano 8/1 Jeanette Vigiano 8/2 Susan Soldano 8/7 Sal Mangano 8/10

July Anniversaries Carmel & Bill Lamont 7/16 Rocca & John Nardine 7/24

Brumidi Apparel—NOW available

Proceeds go to the Scholarship Fund

Brumidi Lodge Member Decals

Brumidi Lodge Ceramic Mugs

$7.00 each or 2 for $10.00

Microwavable & Dishwasher Safe

Visit the WEBSITE www.sonsofitalyli.com

Order form is located in the Gallery

$5.00 Each

1” Diameter

Jean Simeone 631-242-1006

$2.00 each or

3 for $5.00

Proudly display on your Automobile side

window to show your membership.

(Color process on clear polyester,

face adhesive 3" Diameter with clear edge)

August Birthdays Tammi Palmeri 8/11 Dan Cicale 8/17 Fran Barone 8/21 Frank Damis 8/24 Gale Picone 8/27 Carol Nani 8/31

Lodge Lapel Pins

Wear them Proudly

One $5.00 ticket gives you 31 entries for the month of October 2020.

Purchase your daily number now and you will have a chance each night in

October to win $50.00 (Straight) or $10.00 (for a number that is either one

number over or under) the winning number. Winning numbers are

determined by the New York State Lottery EVENING number draw. How

could you go wrong? For only $5.00 you get a number for the entire month

of October. Wait, there’s more, if your number comes in straight on a

Sunday Evening you win $100.00. We will even throw in our beloved

Columbus Day (Oct 12th) as a $100.00 evening number. Tickets will be

distributed for sale the second half of June and early part of July. Call

Lodge Trustee Phil Maniaci for further information at 631-334-5892.

BRUMIDI DAILY NUMBER RAFFLE

7 JULY/AUGUST 2020

Winning Tickets to be drawn on October 31. Reserve your ticket – see Bill Lamont or call (631) 669-4543

1st Prize 2nd Prize 3rd Prize 4th Prize 5th Prize

$20,000 $5,000 2@ $2,000 3@ $1,000 5@$500

NEW YORK STATE GRAND LODGE FOUNDATION

CHARITABLE & STATE PROGRAMS

$100

RAFFLE

Friday, September 18th 7 :30 pm—11 :30 pm

Co-Chairs: Anita & Karen - Tickets: Anita 631-422-6914; Karen 631-943-3622

$45 per person

Buffet Dinner Beer-Wine-Soda

Dress for your favorite

era OPTIONAL

The Constantino Brumidi Lodge #2211 presents their… AUTUMN CHINESE AUCTION

Lots of Baskets, Gifts, Gift Cards & More!

Designer & Brand Name Items

Additional Raffles: Lottery Board and 50/50

Food Available for Purchase

Ticket Reservations (preferred): Ann (631) 243-0104 or Carol (631) 242-4261

DJ Gene $ Joanne

If you can donate a gift

(new items only, please) &

gift cards,

Contact Sue Soldano

Thursday, September 24

DOORS OPEN AT 6 PM

DRAWING STARTS AT 7:30

A portion of the proceeds goes to Scholarship Awards

$15* includes Admission, Level 1 Raffle Sheet, Door Prize Ticket,

Dessert & Coffee Voucher (one per person). *$20 at the Door

Additional Level 1 Sheets: $5

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Former Deputy & Friend

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11:00am - 2:00pm

Constantino Brumidi Lodge

TESTIMONIAL BRUNCH IN HONOR OF

SK DANIEL P. CALISE, PGK

For Reservations Contact: Karen Lorito 631-943-3622

Barbara Lukenovich 631-576-6899 Carmine Soldano 631-586-0883 Checks should be written out to “Constantino Brumidi Lodge.”

To thank him for his community service as Grand Knight of Our Lady of the Rosary

Council in Deer Park from 2017 to 2019. His endless hours of work, commitment

and dedication have been very much appreciated by the Constantino Brumidi Lodge,

the Deer Park Lions Club, the Deer Park Community Association, Knights of Columbus,

Columbiettes, and many other organizations in our neighboring communities.

$35/ person

If Payment is received one week before event, otherwise $40/person

Brumidi’s brunch features all you can eat stations featuring an abundant variety of delicious familiar hot and cold favorites for

breakfast, lunch/ dinner. Also beverage & delicious dessert stations.

TO BE

RESCHEDULED

FALL

FLAG ORDER FORM (Please return ASAP/First come 1st served basis)

First Name ____________________________ Last Name________________________________ Address _________________________________ City ____________ State _____ Zip _______ Email Address _____________________ Phone ________________ Please indicate # of flags being ordered _____ Flag(s) @ $20 each Name(s) of the Individual you are sponsoring or honoring: _____________________________________________ Check One: (Honor of) _____ (Memory of) _____(For yourself) _____

We are proud to announce Brumidi’s 2nd Annual Field of Italian Flags Fundraiser. The flags each 3’ by 5’ on a 6 ft. pole will be on display for the entire month of October in celebration of Italian Heritage month. You can sponsor a flag, because you are proud to be an Italian or sponsor one in the honor or memory of a loved one/family member or friend. The cost to spon-sor a flag is $20.00 per flag. Each flag comes with a tag detailing the honoree and the sponsor. Thank you for your support in this fundraising event. Mail completed order form to Constantino Brumidi Lodge #2211 to the above address along with your check made out to Brumidi Lodge, Flag Campaign in the memo. Any questions, feel free to call Karen at (631) 539-9113

Italian Heritage 2nd Annual Flag Fundraiser Celebrating our Italian Heritage Month October 2020

9 JULY/AUGUST 2020

$25 $25 $50

Wk. 19 4 116 58

Wk. 20 216 27 224

Wk. 21 68 128 231

Wk. 22 293 181 58

Wk. 23 3 97 44

Wk. 24 117 16 17

Wk. 25 4 269 30

Wk. 26 5 175 176

DRAWING STARTED Drawings every Wednesday

1-$25 winner & 1-$50 winner Weekly

1-$250 winner in June

1-$750 winner in December

Winner need not be present.

Checks will be mailed to Winners.

158 chances to win.

Only 300 tickets will be SOLD!

Cost: $50 per number

Contact: Karen 631-539-9113

NUMBERS are

STILL AVAILABLE

Celebrating Member’s Milestone Birthdays

Brumidi Salutes First Responders

$250 WINNER

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Left to Right: Anita Montuori, Frank Montuori, Karen

Lorito, Dan Cicale, Ann Arrigali

Back by popular demand from the community, the Order Sons and Daughters of I taly, Constantino Brumidi Lodge N0. 2211, hosted a second Community Italian Food Take-Out Service.

Bill

Meals

To

Go

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MEETING start times: Trustees 7 PM; Directors 7 PM; Caterers 7:45 PM; General Membership 8 PM

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

NOTE:

Dates are Subject to Change

1

Wednesday Night Dance

2 3

4

5 DIST ONE PRESIDENTS

6

7

TRUSTEE MEETING

8

Wednesday Night Dance

9

10

11

12

DeSimone

Dance

13

14

DIRECTORS, FOUNDATION & CATERING MTG

15

Wednesday Night Dance

16 Bill Wilkinson

SWING DANCE

17

Sweet 16 Party

18

19

20 21

GENERAL MEMBERSHIP ANNUAL CORP MEETING

22

Wednesday Night Dance

23

ACLD Dance

24

LATIN DANCE

25

WEDDING

26

27

28 29

Wednesday Night Dance

30 31

July 2020

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT NOTE:

Dates are Subject to Change

1

SWEET 16

2

DIST ONE PRESIDENTS

3 4

TRUSTEE MEETING

5

Wednesday Night Dance

6

Bill Wilkinson SWING DANCE

7

Sweet 16 Party

(or 8/21)

8

9

DeSimone Dance

10

11

DIRECTORS / CATERING MTG

12

Wednesday Night Dance

13

ACLD Dance

14

15

Soup Kitchen Dinner/Dance

16

17

18

GENERAL MEMBERSHIP

19

Wednesday Night Dance

20

21

SWEET 16

22

23

24

25

26

Wednesday Night Dance

27

28

LATIN DANCE

29

SCHOLARSHIP Dinner/Dance

August 2020

30 31

JULY & AUGUST GENERAL MEETING — CASUAL DRESS for OFFICERS & DIRECTORS

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