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Preparations for our grand Easter Ball are now under way and the Committee, --which is composed of the Club Executi-- ve, are working to make 'this year's affair the best ever sta-- ged. Details are now being attended to. Tickets are being printed and an outstanding or-- chestra will be in attendance. Numerous favours and novel-- ties will be in store for you in the regular, inimitable Circolo mode. Get ready now, send in your name for our special ma-- iling list, together with that of your friends. Further details and special arrangements will appear in this page from time to time. Remember the Circolo Ball, right after the Lenten se-- ason. Bob Polito, who was a prize winner in the Bridge and Scopa party, was quoted as able to play the game of Scopa--and he won a prize! What would be the result if he could play? Gid De Spirt finally rolled his annual feature game with the fine score of 311. Gid was a lit-- tle doubtful about performing his annual classic but on the in-- stigation of Giulio De Zorzi he finally attained his goal. Sco-- res do not matter for the rest of the season now. At the beginning of our re-- gular monthly meeting last Sunday afternoon a silence of one minute was observed in me-- mory of our late Bro. Chev. J. A . Carboni. The attendance at our regu-- lar monthly meetings is incre-- asing with marked regularity and members are taking a mo-- re active interest in the affairs of our Club. A solemn requiem high Mass will be sung next Sunday, Fe-- bruary 25th at 9 A. M. at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church in memory of our late Bro. Carbo-- ni. All members are requested to assemble at the Club not la-- ter than 8.45 A. M. Past Pres. Gid De Sr . s President Joe Piccininni Vice--Pres. Rocco Polito Secretary Jas. Simone Asst. Secretary Fred Catena Treasurer G. B. Garbarino A Bit About the Boys "A--Hunting We Shall Go...." An Alaskan Sable is a very expensive gift. Nevertheless Natalie, a veritable Sir Galla-- had, not to be outdone through lack of funds, undertook to car-- ry out a promise for Lily, his girl friend. He led an expediti-- on in search of the much avo-- ided mephitis--mephitica, sight-- ed and shot one. Lily is still without her sable coat for he shot it with his camera. He regrets having gone even that close to the animal. In corro-- boration with. this story Nata-- lie still carries a grim reminder of the incident.. Strange as it seems, Bartello cannot detect whether he is be-- ing kissed by a male or a fema-- le. And it's no wonder! He was unable to attend last Sunday's meeting. Vic, by the way, fits somewhere in here. @ 3 Certain inquisitive individu-- als want to know why Jimmy Saccoccio refused to dance. Jim-- my knows how to dance, and he is not sophisticated. That was just one of his nights off. Ask Jimmy yourself*! # EXECUTIVE OF THE CLUB f BOLLETTINU 11ALO--CANADESE Circolo Easter Ball Don't get it into your head CLUB NOTES THE ITALIAN VANGUARD @ * i Gid De Sr..i Joe Piccininni Rocco Polito Jas. Simone By Frank A. Scandiffio Now that sports have taken a prominent place amongst the Italian nation under the gui-- dance of Benito Mussolini, the-- re have been numerous requests for this paper to give our re-- aders -- information -- regarding our local Italian boys who have made good or are making a ni-- che for 'themselves in Sport-- dom's hall of fame. For this se-- ason a column will be devoted every week to the history of our: local boys who are well known in sports. Bob Abate and Mike Sansone In looking over the prospects of men who have made names for themselves in the sporting world, two men come into the writer's mind, Bob Abate and Mike Sansone. These two gen-- tlemen are at the present time employed by the City Playgro-- unds in the capacity of super-- visors. It is their duty to teach young and old all branches of athletics. Naturally, to hold positions of this kind they must have necessary qualifications and this they have gained thro-- ugh their participation in sports. In their playing days Bob and Mike were adepts in sever-- al lines of athletics: Bob was very well known in rugby, foot-- ball, basketball and b a se b a 11 while Mike was an expert in Softball, track athletics and hockey. After they had retired from active competition, they commenced their duties as, co-- aches and the moulding of the characters of the younggters. In this field they have become leaders and at the present time their names are household words. They have guided nu-- merous, Dominion, Provincial and City Championship teams in the various sports. They ha-- ve developed several athletes who have gone on and made a niche for themselves in the pro-- fessional sport world. They ha-- ve instilled 'the fundamentals, the background and the initi-- ative of a host of boys who ha-- ve gone on into the business, professional and educational world as leaders. These two men exemplify the real type of Itali\an gentlemen and true sportsmen.. Editor's Note: LOOKING TH R 0 U G H THE SPORTING KEYHOLE that we go to meetings for a free meal. No, certainly not! Could you resist a cool glass of ginger ale or.... after a heat-- ed debate? Or a piece of cream pie? Tf the discussions become more heated than those past, it will take more than the usual to cool off the committee. It is a mighty difficult task to con-- vince some people. Keep your shirt on, boys. If you must learn to dance, get af-- ter the girls or your own sis-- ters. You don't expect them to chase after you. Besides the girls nowadays value their shoes and especially their feet. So get going. The boys are conducting a debate on the subject: "Resol-- ved that an academic education is of more value than a technic-- al one". Charlie Raccioppa will uphold the affirmative and H. Barone will consider the nega-- tive side of this question. Have this ready for next Sunday, boys. We are planning our first danee which will be held in the near future. We will let the public know more about this next week as it is now merely a suggestion . Next week, Frankie Genovese. Nss P ; c l N po é &A ARp "--'l AS §\ \Î *""SÉ' A % u a \\'B 92 oio '\'{, ) '-l_' > l vÉmA 1"\7' w 0 '_"\\_ .É'( 2 | -- The 'Circolo Colombo Hockey "Club are going places this year, and as you probably know, it takes a great deal of work and expense to carry on. The for-- mer is well taken care of as the results indicate.. However, we are confronted with the ever-- lasting problem that puzzles all sporting clubs and organizati-- ons and. particularly. a hockey club, that is, financial aid . It is true that our last dance was a source of revenue but the amo-- unt realized was only a fraction of--the amount required to carry our club into the city semi--fin-- als and finals. -- Next Monday evening, thro-- ugh the kindness and courtesy of the library committee, who have so generously given up that date, the Hockey Club are holding a tresette party, the proceeds of which shall go to help defray operating expenses for our hockey team. For this special party we are appealing to every member of our club The card parties inaugurated a few weeks ago are attracting a goodly number of our mem-- bers and friends. Last Monday evening the third card party of the season was held in the club rooms-- bridge and scopa being the games played--and all tho-- se attending seemed to have enjoyed themselves to the full. The attendance was most gra-- tifying in view of the severe c o l d weather prevailing. The prize winners are as follows:-- Bridge-- Lady, Miss Rudd. --, Gentleman-- Mr. V. Pellettieri Scopa-- Lady, Miss C. , Ma-- strangelo . Gentleman-- Mr. R. Polito. Lucky number, Mr. Arthur Fattori. C ts The next 'bridge and scopa party will be held in the club rooms on Monday, March 5th. at which function we hope to increase the ' attendance sub-- stantially, We cordially request all our readers to take part in these pleasurable nights of card playing. Many of our guests make it a point of organizing parties to attend these games and we would respectfully sug-- gest this method to as many as possible. The prizes are really worth while and the subscrip-- tion is only 25 cents per person. To our many friends who at-- tended we wish to extend our sincere thanks and to again re-- mind all that our next bridge and scopa party for ladies and gentlemen will be held in the club rooms on Monday evening, March 5th. at 8.30 o'clock. ® 98, Ialready organizing to, partaie A rt \Fattori was asked ito of the fun at future functions. 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000009 Monday Club Socials Prove Success Tresette Party Monday PROCEEDS FOR HOCKEY CLUB BOLLETTINO --oommthe' George F. Sansone, R.0., Editor DEL Euchre Table For those who cannot play the Italian game a Euchre table will be set. There will be suit-- able and valuable prizes for the winners. Once again we wish to stress with emphasis that your co--operation is most necessary in order that we may continue with our hockey team which is a credit to the club and to the Italians in general. Incidental-- ly we might mention that the team is composed of Italian boys with one. or two excepti-- ons. . and their friends in order that the same shall be a financial success and also that everyone attending will enjoy a most ple-- asant evening. Remember the date,next Mon-- day, February 26th and the ti-- me, 8.30 P. M. Come and enjoy a pleasant evening, amidst ple-- asant surroundings and at the same time help foster sports in the Club and the colony. draw out the name of the win-- ner of the lucky number prize from the hat and to the surpri-- se of all present he picked his own. He must.certainly believe that charity begins at home. --0 9 & 8 Those old masters of bridge:-- V. Piccininni, V. Pellettieri, Bob Grossi and Frank Abate rema-- ined after the regular card par-- ty. and had some sizzling, hot games. It was learned that five ga-- mes of bridge outlast an equal number of games of scopa by a considerable time, so that when the next card party takes place, it has been arranged that five games of bridge will be played and nine games of Scopa. This should result in both groups fi-- nishing about the same time. The card parties cer t a i n1 y draw out of retirement, a num-- ber of our old friends whose company 'we enjoyed so much in the past, and we sincerely hope they shall continue to pa-- tronize us and also entice out a few more of our good old fri-- ends. & i me to hand however, that a number of the younger set are already organizing to partake of the fun at future functions. Angelo Teolis was in Mon-- treal on business and conse-- quently could not attend but his wife was there, accompanied by four other charming ladies. The turnout by club mem-- bers has not been all that could be desired. Information has co-- Monday February 26 ... Tuesday February 27 ... Wednesday February 28 Thursday March 1 ..... RECORDS FOR THE MONTH Feb. 16 -- March 15 5 Pellettieri ............ 3497 High Score for Team _, -- Single Games 250 or over Blavdo; : . s. io iii e De:Zotzl ........... 2007 2 DegSpifto . noo o e i ii eo de ICUIATO .. u ii o o e e & Cadorin--"......".../m... s Marcello ........... 218. E CitX è e ee ul Pul Mwitson ... ;. .. .cc C Turnbridge.............. 2 Carbarine :.~....:...2.l. i Fattortk s :. ols ll t ds G. Bernardo........... 238, i Cluttre" sls o el eo il Crittani ... ......... 200;, . Longor .. 2 saal cak. ns en ud Rtio e n ee ne eo in PerUginÙ; ,n. eeno n nen e co i K. Pelleftiert ..........n. . E., Pellettieri . ... 358, 298, © THannal ......l..s.lalll. i Paweny.?2. uie hi 9 5 Pellettieèri P. ioo e ses sgi RECORDS FOR TH(? SEASON High Single Game Turnbridge ............. 360 High 3 Games s 4 E. Pellettieri ............. 934 High Game For Team Columbia ……… ../... 1287 High 3 Games For Team 5 Pellettieri ............ 3497 3 Games 700 or over Marcello ....... . Turnbridge ..... Garbarino …… (G. Bernardo . … Piccininni, -- : . -- . Grittani ;:<. 2? .. Blia si o E. Pellettieri .. : -- There was a decided impro-- vement in the bowling during the past week both in scores and attendance. Most. of the postponed games were cleared up and the schedule is nearly completed . e Columbias were the big point gainers of the week when they took 7 points out of eight which puts them right in the thick of things. Marcello was the main-- stay of the team with 811 for three games in one of the seri-- es and Grittani's 737 was a gre-- at help in the other. ]'?iccininni with 656 and 715 was the most consistent of those who played the six games. Giuffre and Longo with 286 and 275 respec-- tively were also an aid to the team.. Friuli took four points in eight with De Zorzi and Flavio contributing: the winning punch. The Lucky Strikes struck a snag in their playing when they could only annex 'one point in eight. G. Bernardo with 832 in one series was the mainstay of the team but all their other scores were very poor. Columbus Coal led by Garbarino and Turnbridge who rolled 724 and 700 respectively took three points and kept within reach of the Five Pellet-- tiers. Eatons took four points by default from the Hookers and Wilson rolled a nice single game of 303. es > There are still four weeks to go to complete the schedule and as yet no team-- is counted out of the running. Every point co-- unts and the captains of each team should endeavour to have a full turnout on their bowling night. Standing February 23, 19334 5 Peollettieri .. … 3 . :. 54 Columbus Coal ....... 52 Friuli ... .;..2.,.;%.2'82 Columbia :. …… e. o1 Spowa .0 . .0, e l e 230 Fatons' ...:a.k.. sa..ly. 20 Lucky Strikes ........ 25 Hookera … . S. u . ee d G/ ug, Coalt. . …… 52 ia e e ni e 94 Strikes; :. …… 20 cio de e e c ui fart. -- di en tta rdopa u. 298, se esd deno o ieri .... 358, 298 BOWLING NEWS (By Albert Pellettieri) KI 7142 811 700 724 832 715 T37 733 934 272 257 311 270 262 337 293 303 298 272 263 307 286 313 275 253 272 269 283 262 250 . Columbus Coal vS. Eaton .9. Lucky Strikes vs. Hookers . Columbia vs. Spows . 5 Pellettieri vg. Friuli EXECUTIVE OF THE CLUB Manager . = Joe Grittani Chairman H. C. W. A. Sansone Coancillers: M. Tassiello, V. Pellettieri, Sal. Cira, N. F. A. Scandiffio. Father Auad Club Chaplain. Babe Palange was the star of the bowling team this week with a nice single game of 192 and a total of 346. The other girls were far behind and if one were to watch them go through the motions, one would easily see that their minds are elsewhere. Whether it is the lovely repast which awaits them upstairs or if it is some-- thing deeper and finer we are at a loss to know. Adele Altilia just sits and watches, someti-- mes offering consolation for a bad break but perhaps reminis-- cing of last year when she was the star bowler of the group. After the bowling the girls went upstairs for their weekly feed. An air of solitude descen-- ded on the Club and a pin could be heard to drop and after it was all over the tidiness of the kitchen and annex was remark-- able. Little Caesar arrived in time to close the festivities. The Strikes and Blows took two games from the Hit and Misses when the latter team played with three dummies which worked to a disadvanta-- ge-- last week. Chrissie led both tea ms with a score of 334 which only goes to show that she can bowl as well as she plays Scopa. Mary Dinorcia rolled 306 for two games close-- ly followed by Ann Lobraico, who is upholding the Lobraico bowling tradition by rolling 289. Dashing' Rose Cairo, with raven black hair, rolled 291 for Due to two games. being played next Wednesday, -- the girls are requested to bowl the-- ir games at 7 o'clock. y the losers andWÌ\/ÌaÎr'gfl'à-r'\ét--Ì)--eÉ' se duplicated this score. M ' --A delightful lWincheon _ was__. served immediately after and the dishes where not washed as . usual . BIRTJI].LII)AYS Sunday, February 25th, will be a red letter day in the Cos-- tabile household, for it is on that day that Bro. Sam, author of that famous phrase, "What's got to be, is got to be, anyhow", celebrates his birthday. Bro. Samuel is a chartered member of the "Spows", a hail good fel-- low, well met. Bro. Sam has two addresses, one on Grace St. and the other at the Circolo Co-- lombo, that is excepting in the summer, when his permanent address is "Spow Cottage". Many happy returns of the day, Bro. Sam, is the wish of all the boys. C. H. C. LOSE FIRST GAME 'TO WOODBRIDGE Semi--Final Playoffs The Circolo _ Colombo had their first taste of defeat this season when they lost to Wood-- bridge by the score of 6 to 1. The Circolo boys played well throughout but the passing of the Woodbridge team was too maich for them. For the Circo-- lo, Scandiffio, Spalla and Frate-- rolli were the pick of the team while White and Kilson were the stars for the winners. S. MESSA IN SUFFRAGIO DI CARBONI A cura del Circolo Colombo, del quale era membro, domenica alle ore 9 a. m., vi sars una Messa in suffragio dell'anima di Giuseppe Angelo Carboni, de-- funto Segretario del Fascio. _ Le associazioni e tutta la co-- lonia sono cordialmente invita-- te. e FRIDAY _ NIGHTERS -- QUESTION MARKS 23 Febbraio, 1984 Eh B C v u )