Va Pensiero . . .

Giuseppe Verdi Lodge No. 2457 ~ Order Sons of Italy in America

1806B Newport Gap Pike, Wilmington, DE 19808

Website: www.Giuseppeverdilodge2457.org Facebook: GV Lodge OSIA 2457 Wilmington Delaware

Anno 24~ Issue 97 Marzo 2016

2016 LODGE EVENTS Contact Pinuccia to reserve for all events at 302-998-6191

Mail payments to:

Pinuccia Scalora, 4602 Laura Drive, Wilmington, DE 19804-4104

GENERAL MEETING: March 14th at 6:30 p.m. Our bar will be open from 6:30 p.m.

to 7:10 p.m. while a light dinner is served. Pete Giorgi, Joseph Giorgi Jr., and Josephine

Panariello will prepare our March meal. In April, Gloria and Alfonso Rogers will prepare

a meal for all attending, Kass Mauro will prepare our May meal. The general meeting

starts at 7:30 p.m. After the meeting the bar will re-open.

MIXED BOCCE & SOCIAL ACTIVITIES: Wednesday nights from 7 p.m. on for

mixed social fun with special drink offerings, food, and fun activities. Open to couples

too! Contact Tony Ciotola if you want to help or add to the fun.

ITALIAN CLASS: Saturdays ~ 10 to 11 a.m. These classes will not be held unless

Pinuccia hears from you.

WINE COMPETITION & SCHOLARSHIP BENEFIT: Saturday, March 5th at 6 p.m.

FRIDAY NIGHT FAMILY FUN, PASTA, and CASINO NIGHT: March 11th, April

15th and May 13TH at 6:00 pm, the cost is $10.

EASTER BUNNY BREAKFAST for Kids & Adults: Saturday, March 19th at 10 a.m.

RABBIT NIGHT: Saturday, April 2nd

SEAFOOD DINNER: May 21ST

IN THIS EDITION / IN QUESTA EDIZIONE

PAGINA 1: UPCOMING EVENTS

PAGINA 3: ITALIAN HAPPENINGS IN OUR AREA

PAGINA 4: GENERAL MEETING NOTES / NEWS TALK

RADIO / WELCOME NEW MEMBERS / OFFICERS & STAFF

PAGINA 5: A LOOK BACK IN TIME

PAGINA 6: LEMONS INTO LIMONCELLO

PAGINA 7: BALLO di CARNEVALE PICTURES/ OPERA AD

PAGINA 8: SCHOLARSHIP FORM

PAGINE 9 & 10: BUSINESS ADS

PLEASE SUPPORT THE ANNUAL GIUSEPPE VERDI SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM ~ Save the Dates-

MARCH 5 and May 15! Our annual benefit dinner and homemade wine competition in support of our Scholarship

Fund will be held at 6:30 PM, March 5th at the Lodge. It will feature the traditional whole Porchetta, pasta e fagioli, fried

long hot peppers, broccoli rabe garnish, and Italian rolls. An antipasto of meats, cheeses, and vegetables, as well as a garden

salad, and an array of homemade desserts are also included. Wine and Domestic Beer are included, but sampling of all the

home made wine brought to the dinner is expected! All this for $35.00. Prizes for the best red, white, and dessert wines

will be awarded. Your attendance supports our annual academic scholarship efforts. If you cannot attend please consider

a contribution in support of the fund. Your contributions are tax deductible. Scholarship applications are available at the

club and on page 8 of this newsletter.. A Scholarship of $1000.00 is available to the children, grandchildren, nieces and

nephews of active members. The deadline for submission is MAY 15, 2016. The application provides detailed

information on what is required, you may also contact Brother Giuseppe Facciolo at 302- 571-1008

LODGE TO HOST FRIDAY NIGHT FAMILY FUN, PASTA, CASINO NIGHTS -$10.00! ~ Save the Dates-6 PM

MARCH 11, APRIL 15. AND MAY 13! By popular demand the club will host 3 low cost events to promote family fun

and affordable evenings. The menu will be a simple dinner of pasta, meatballs or sausage, seasonal vegetables, salad, and

dessert. Since some will occur during Lent, a meatless option will be available. The evenings will also include a variety

of gaming options after dinner including poker, Belize Dice, Tombola, and others. The Bocce court will be open as well

as our Foosball and Pool tables. Join us for a night of fun and fellowship. Cash Bar, soft drinks included with dinner.

SEAFOOD DINNER SCHEDULED FOR MAY 21, 2016 ~ The club will revive our annual seafood dinner this year.

Our menu is in the planning stages and we are currently considering an antipasto, a soup course or mussels in sauce, shrimp

appetizer, pasta with seafood entree, a fish (cod or salmon currently being considered) entree, and dessert. Your suggestions

are welcome, talk to Mike Malvestuto, Vince Colasante, Josephine Scalora, or Tony Ciotola. With the price of seafood

these days our goal is to keep this affordable while still raising funds for the club.

BENEFIT FOR COOLEYS ANEMIA IN PLANNING STAGES ~ The club will host an event, the proceeds of which

will go to the OSIA Cooley’s Anemia Charity this year. We are considering dates in May or June for this and welcome

your input. We are considering perhaps a light dining and dancing evening at a local venue or an evening with similar

activities at our club. We welcome your suggestions and if you are interested in helping out for this event please call

Josephine Scalora or Tony Ciotola.

ART EXHIBITIONS AT CLUB EVENTS IN THE PLANNING STAGES ~ A number of our members are involved

in the art community and we have asked Kathy Pelosi to work with them and others to schedule a series of art exhibits at

the club. Those interested should contact Kathy for details. We hope to display the art as well as offer it for sale as part of

this effort. Right now we are recruiting exhibitors and will keep you posted on our progress. Any help or leads members

can provide would be a big help.

CLUB POOL TABLE FOR SALE ~ Our pool table is up for sale in order to let us better utilize our front room. The

table is sold as is, the price is $100.00/OBO, and the buyer is responsible for moving it. Interested parties should contact

any club officer. If a buyer does not come forward we plan to donate the table to a youth center.

FIRST GENERAL MEETING DINNER HAS EVERYONE HAPPY AS A CLAM ~Our new tradition of “guest chef”

and an earlier start time at our General Meeting began in February

with a delicious meal of Pasta with Clam Sauce, Garden Salad, and

Pannetone. Prepared by the “three sisters”, Paula Maiorano, Deb

Falkowski, and Cathy Chamberlin, whose meal was a great start to

our meeting. A group of about 30 members braved the snow forecast

to attend the meeting. Our next “guest chef” night will be hosted by

Pete Giorgi, Joseph Giorgi Jr., and Josephine Panariello. The next

meeting will be held on March 14th at 6:30 PM.

FRIENDS OF ITALIAN

CULTURE

901 N. DuPont St., Wilm., DE 19806

Founded in 1968 by

Rev. Robert

Balducelli

President Ciro Poppit,

Vice President

Ron Marcozzi

Treasurer

Lorenzo Pelosi

Board Members Lina Brown

Kay Gaglione

Henry Gambacorta

James Gambacorta

Kathy Pelosi

Terri Tavani

Anthony Albence

Rita Carnevale

Ann Gilmour

Anthony Poppiti

March 20th 3pm~ Women in the

Italian Culture. Free, light

refreshments. Presented by Anthony

Poppiti, Esq.

April 24th ~ Delphi Opera presents

Leoncavallo’s Pagliacci, Program

starts at 2 pm with an optional mini-

lecture at 1:30. The tickets are $15.00

and are on sale now. Purchase your

tickets at the meeting or by contacting

anyone on the Board of Directors.

This is a non-profit event, funded by

the Da Vince Society, and Friends of

Italian Culture’s contribution to the

cultural life of our community. SEE

page 7 for more information!

20th: Anthony Riccio of

Westchester, a historian & author,

will discuss his book, Italian

Women in the Work Force.

April 24th: Delphi Opera returns,

Eve Edwards and her colleagues

will perform a concert of favorite

arias. Following intermission we

will enjoy the Pagliacci opera.

For more information contact

Terri Tavani 302-384-8075

OSIA Prince of Piedmont Lodge 475 Upcoming Events

603 North Lincoln Street, Wilmington, DE 19805

PIEDMONT LODGE CELEBRATES 100 YEARS On April 9, 2016 the Piedmont Lodge will celebrate its 100th anniversary at the Chase Center on the Riverfront. The celebration includes an open top shelf bar, appetizers, and multiple dining stations as well as top flight entertainment. National OSIA officials and members from all Delaware Lodges are expected to be in attendance. The price for the event is $100.00 per person. The Lodge has purchased an ad of congratulations to be placed in the event program book. We hope to put together several tables to show our support. Those interested in attending should contact Josephine Scalora or Giovanni Maiorano.

OPERADELAWARE

Verdi’s final opera plays for the first time at The Grand Opera House!

Verdi’s second comedy, written as he was approaching eighty years old, premiered in 1893 at La Scala. How is it that this

masterpiece has never been performed in The Grand? Perhaps because as delightful and fun as it is, it is fiendishly complex

and difficult to perform. Another masterful collaboration between librettist Arrigo Boito and Verdi, they used material

from Shakespeare’s Merry Wives of Windsor and Henry IV to create one of the greatest comic operas in history. Starring

Steven Condy as Sir John Falstaff, Victoria Cannizzo as Alice Ford, Sharin Apostolou as Nanetta and Ryan MacPherson

as Fenton. Maestro Giovanni Reggioli conducts and Dean Anthony directs.

PERFORMANCES: May 15, 2016 | 2:00p.m, and May 21, 2016 | 7:30p.m. Tickets range from $29 to $95.

To order tickets go to: http://www.operade.org/ or call: 302-442-7807.

LA MIA PIAZZA

presents ITALIAN FILM SERIES

at Sharpe Auditorium

James Grove High School 1703 School Lane, Wilmington

(Near Delcastle, H.S.)

Go To: http://www.lamiapiazza.org/ to order your tickets.

Ticket price - $15.00 includes hors d'ouevres. Each movie

will be presented by Dr. Gabriella Finizio

Sponsored by: Delaware Commission on Italian Heritage

and Culture, Delaware Italian American Education

Association, and Societa' da Vinci

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Night. Saturday March 19th Brunch with the Easter Bunny

Saturday, April 2ND Rabbit Night.

Italian classes will be given only if we get calls that people

want to attend. After the Italian Classes Kathy Pelosi will

have a craft class. Please call Pinuccia if you wish to attend

302-998-6191.

Spaghetti Nights are being planned strictly for fun with the

members and their families, children are invited to attend.

Please save the dates, April 15th and May 21st.

CORRESPONDENCE: Thank you card from AI Dupont

Nemours Children’s Hospital for the toy donation at

Christmas.

GOOD OF THE ORDER: Thank you to Paula Maiorano,

Debbie Falkowski and Cathy Chamberlin (3 sisters) for

preparing the meal this evening. Everyone enjoyed pasta with

clam sauce and salad. Well done!!!

Several members are not receiving emails because the emails

are going into ‘junk mail’ or ‘spam’. Please check your ‘junk’

or ‘spam’ email box to see if the GV emails are being sent

there. All members support having an event dedicated to

support Cooley ’s anemia.

State President Joe Facciolo handed out scholarship

applications. All members who have children in school

should apply for this $1,000.00. Deadline is May 15th.

Submitted by Phyllis Rabolt Secretary

GIUSEPPE VERDI LODGE GENERAL MEETING

February 8, 2016

Meeting Called to Order: 7:30pm

ROLL CALL ~ PRESENT: Giovanni Maiorano, Maria

Sacco, Josephine Scalora, Phyllis Rabolt, Lorenzo Pelosi,

Michele Malvestuto, Vince Colasante, Anthony Ciotola,

Paula Maiorano, Antonio Pesce, Roberto DiMichele.

ABSENT: Ruggero Scavina (About 40 Attendees)

PRAYER, PLEDGE, MISSION STATEMENT.

Reading of January minutes.

Motion to accept, passed.

TREASURER’S REPORT: Scholarship Fund:

$5,870.55. Money Market Account: $19,320.81.

Operating Fund: $5713.79. Polenta Night Profit $2,077.

Ballo di Carnevale Profit $808.00. Motion made to accept

report, passed.

New Members: Frank Joseph Rosaio. Motion made to

accept new member

OLD BUSINESS: Casino/Tombola night was a well

attended event. We made $155.00, so it was a success!

We plan to continue these events throughout the year.

Carnevale was a success, everyone had a wonderful time,

it was a pleasure to see the children at this event.

UPCOMING EVENTS: Saturday March 5th Home

Made Wine Competition. Friday March 11th Spaghetti

Night. Saturday March 19th Brunch with the Easter

Bunny. Saturday, April 2ND Rabbit Night. Italian Classes

will be given only if we get calls that people want to

attend. After the Italian Classes Kathy Pelosi will have a

craft class. Please call Pinuccia if you wish to attend 302-

998-6191

Spaghetti Nights are being planned strictly for fun with

the members and their families, children are invited to

attend. Please save the dates, April 15th and May 21st.

CORRESPONDENCE:

Thank you card from AI Dupont Nemours Children’s

Hospital for the toy donation at Christmas.

GOOD OF THE ORDER:

Thank you to Paula Maiorano, Debbie Falkowski and

Cathy Chamberlin (3 sisters) for preparing the meal this

evening. Everyone enjoyed pasta with clam sauce and

salad. Well done!!!

Several members are not receiving emails because the

emails are going into ‘junk mail’ or ‘spam’. Please

check your ‘junk’ or ‘spam’ email box to see if the GV

emails are being sent there.

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GIUSEPPE VERDI OFFICERS & STAFF PRESIDENT: Giovanni Maiorano ~ 302-545-2684 VICE PRESIDENT: Anthony Ciotola ~ 302-235-2131

V.P. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES: Pinuccia ~ 302-998-6191 SECRETARY: Phyllis Rabolt ~ 516-429-0221

TREASURER: Maria Sacco ~ 302-239-9495 ORATOR: Vincent Colasante ~ 302-239-2152

FINANCIAL OFFICER: Roberto DiMichele ~ 302-598-2492

TRUSTEES: Paula Maiorano, Michele Malvestuto, Lorenzo Pelosi, Antonio Pesce, Ruggero Scavina

NEWSLETTER CREATOR: Donna Pesce ~ 302-220-0594 WEBSITE CREATOR: Kathleen Riddell

NEWSLETTER STAFF: Lina Brown, Flora Calabrese, Michele Malvestuto, Kathy Pelosi, Leo Vadala.

Welcome New Members

Frank Joseph Rosaio

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A LOOK BACK IN TIME..

V O L U N T E E R I N G

A T

T h E

R O N A L D

M c D O N A L D

H O U S E -2014-

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Submitted for reprint by Ron Marcozzi Cara Dottoressa,

I am trying to get used to writing “2016” on my documents but I am forever astonished at how fast time flies by! It

seems like just yesterday my kids were small & I had no wrinkles. Now I am in my mid 60s and when I read the obituaries

I notice that people my age are a common feature. Yikes! Thankfully I feel good and still have a job I enjoy, which gives

me a steady income, but I certainly don’t want my life to speed by without me! I don’t want to wake up one morning when

it’s about to be over and realize it is too late to do the things I wanted to do. Is there a way to slow it all down?

Stop the Whirlwind

Dear SW,

Technically, the 24-hour-day formula is pretty non-negotiable, but if you make certain modifications to your lifestyle, in

the words of Seneca, the Roman Stoic philosopher, Life is long if you know how to use it.” Here is 4-point formula that

might help: 1. Live in the present. 2. Avoid getting distracted by daily trivia. 3. Make time for thoughtful reflection.

4. Have a life plan.

Seneca, in his essay “On the Shortness of Life,” mused about how idiotic it is to spend one’s days organizing and planning

for the future. Instead, focus only on making each moment the best it can be, so as to really interact with your life and not

just being a passive bystander. Seneca also wrote, “Putting things off is the biggest waste of life, for it snatches away each

day as it comes and denies us the present…” Put time aside each day to do something you love to do or have wanted to do.

Spending your time worrying about whether you will die prematurely or feeling regretful about not doing all you should

have done in the past is unnecessarily harsh self-punishment, as is fearing that the time you have left on earth will fly by.

The future is uncertain for all of us, which is why Seneca urges us to live “immediately.”

We are all guilty of engaging in endless daily “to-do” lists. We run around robotically completing the mundane tasks of

living. And, granted, there are a number of routines we must engage in for survival (e.g.: grocery shopping, etc.) However,

such activities should not become the reason for our existence. We need meaning. Seneca wrote, “Living is the least

important activity of the preoccupied man, and those who run around preoccupied find life to be very short.”

Everyone needs periods of reflection so that you can cognitively “register” each day‘s experience and that you’re

spending your time in line with your intention. Finally, try keeping a notebook in which you write out (and continue to

modify as needed your “Life Plan.” Often, the goals we set for ourselves end up looking more like a disjointed collage than

the interlocking parts of a puzzle, which when completed makes total sense. When I was a psychology professor one of the

exercises I would give my students was called a “Lifeline.” You draw a horizontal line that represents your life, putting a

X where you are now. To the left of the line you put an X to stand for each major experience that occurred up to the present

(e.g.: got a new sibling, started dance lessons, first date, marriage, etc.) then to the right, continue to put X’s to represent

you future goals. Your goals should be aligned with your passions, values and talent, no matter what your present age. It

is never to late to give your life new meaning and live each day to the fullest.

In ancient times people turned to philosophers to serve as examples of how to live and to their words to provide a

guideline on the specifics of living a quality life. They covered areas of friendship, emotions, physical health, finances, love

and spirituality. Examine your life as it is now and how you would like it to be in these fundamental areas and then set out

to close the gap. This will bring a greater awareness to each day; a necessary element for using your life well and

experiencing a “long life.”

Raeleen D’Agostino Mautner, Ph.D. is the host of “The Italian Art of Living Well”, a radio show broadcast every Monday

morning @ 7 AM EST (wnhu.net) and author of “Living La Dolce Vita”, and “Lemons into Limoncello: From Loss to

Personal Renaissance with the Zest of Italy”.

BALLO DI CARNEVALE

2016

High Drama

for Operagoers! “I

Pagliacc

i”

Oh- What Opportunities to hear Opera this Spring!

Sunday, April 24th 2016—1:30 pm. At Roberto Hall Auditorium

Padua Academy, 10th & Broom Streets

The Delphi Opera Company of Philadelphia Performs a

Collection of Your Favorite Arias & the

Full Production of

Ruggero Leoncavallo’s

Tragic Masterpiece- “I Pagliacci-“

sung in Italian with Supertitles in English

Tickets 15.00

Phone -302-384-8075-or- territavani@gmail.com

Both drawings were created

by our very own, very talented

Kathy Pelosi

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Send your pictures to Donna @ 302-220-0594 or

donnamarie1160@yahoo.com

APPLICATION FOR BOOK SCHOLARSHIP

GIUSEPPE VERDI SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN

605 FOULK ROAD

WILMINGTON, DE 19803 CRITERION FOR BOOK SCHOLARSHIP

This year the Giuseppe Verdi Lodge is awarding one ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP FOR $1000.00. High school seniors

and anyone pursuing college and post-graduate study are eligible to apply.

TYPE OF SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED: Academic.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Interested student applicants must be related to a member of the Giuseppe Verdi

Lodge. (Son, Daughter, Niece, Nephew, Grandson, and Granddaughter)

APPLICATION PROCESS FOR ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP:

1) COMPLETE APPLICATION FORM.

2) Submit an OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT OF HIGH SCOOL AND COLLEGE GRADES WITH HIGH SCHOOL/

COLLEGE SEAL . NOTE: COPIES OF REPORT CARDS AND UNOFFICIAL COPIES OF TRANSCRIPTS

WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

DEADLINE: APPLICATION AND OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS MUST BE RETURNED TO THE SCHOLARSHIP

CHAIRMAN BY MAY 15TH, 2016.

QUESTIONS: SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN, JOSEPH FACCIOLO. PHONE: 302-571-1007

APPLICATION FOR BOOK SCHOLARSHIP

Name: ________________________________________________ Date of Birth: _________________ Last First Middle Mo Day Year

Street Address: ___________________________________ Email address: __________________________

City, State, Zip _______________________Cell Phone: ________________Home Phone: ______________

Are either of your parents/guardians members of Giuseppe Verdi? One_____ Both______ Neither_____

If yes, member’s name: _____________________________

If no, sponsoring member’s name:____________________________

Are you currently attending a College or University? Yes_____ No____

If yes: __________________________________________ Date of Graduation: __________________ School City State

Major: _________________________ Minor:________________ Annual Tuition:_________________

If no, which school do you plan to attend: _________________________________________________

School City State

Annual Tuition: __________________ Field/course of interest:_______________________________

Date of Application: ______________ Applicant’s Signature_______________________________________

____________________________________________ Date: __________________________________

Lodge President Signature Month Day Year

*This Scholarship award may be rescinded or terminated at the discretion of

The Giuseppe Verdi Scholarship committee.

___________________________________ Date: ___________________________

Scholarship Chairman Signature

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