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Loren Cassina and his orches-- tra, which made such a hit at our New Year's Eve ball, has again been engaged to dispense the music for our seventeenth Annual Easter ball which is be-- ing held in the Crystal ball-- room of the King Edward Ho-- tel. The commititee, composed of the Club's executive, have made final arrangements with the orchestra and we sincerely believe that their selection has been a popular one. Cassina and his ten--piece band have be-- come very popular with Toron-- to dance--goers. They may be heard regularly broadcasting from Sunnyside Pavilion where they Are at present located, en-- joying an excellent patronage. Now that the orchestra has been engaged, and we certainly hope that our selection will me-- et with your enthusiastic ap-- proval,the attention of the com-- mittee is being directed. into other channels in order to make our annual ball the premiere of the year. This week a huge ad-- vertising campaign will be laun-- ched with every member of our Club taking an active part to inform you about ithe particu-- lars. No stone is being left un-- turned in order to make our Easter Ball on Monday, April 2nd, the most enjoyable evening of the year. Tickets will be re-- ady for distribution in the co-- urse of the next few days and same may be obtained from members of the Club's executi-- ve and their agents. Now is the opportune time to arrange your parties for our monster social at the King Edward Hotel. Ma-- ke your reservations early. Re-- member, all are invited to at-- tend. Past Pres. Gid De Spirt President Joe Piccininni Vice--Pres. Rocco Polito Secretary Jas. Simone Asst. Secretary Fred Catena Treasurer G. B. Garbarino This year the committee are ambitious and hopeful to sur-- pass the successes of ithe past with a new all--time record at-- tendance and to crown this year's dance as, the premiere ball of the ' Italian colony. In view of the fact that we are ce-- lebrating the hundredth birth-- day of our fair city, the com-- mittee is making special arran-- gements appropriate with our city's centennial celebrations. Loren Cassina to Play at Easter Ball All our members and their numerous friends, in fact the whole colony, are looking for-- ward to this much anticipated social funetion, the Circolo «Co-- lombo's seventeenth A nn u al Easter ball, which is being held Tf you think ' the "S.u n d a y Knights didn't have a whale of a time, think again. The party threatened to break up because that harmony team, Frank and Henry, began pulling song she-- ets out from all angles and re-- fused to keep quiet. But what's a mere two aga-- inst nine? 'Nine can outguess two so the harmony boys were forced to capitulate. Topics of the revel were vari-- ed and amusing: double wed-- dings, funerals (Old Man Sor-- row and Vincent), fashion shows, trips fto New York, "Whisper in my ear", "Shimmy on your own side". It shows what lofty ideals some of the Knights and their femmes ha-- ve. i By way of variation, I'm--go-- ing to suggest a recipe for the girls to work . on at the next party,: if there is one -- frozen lemonade on a pie crust with a thick layer of creamy lather on EXECUTIVE OF THE CLUB il BOLLETTINU 11AL0--CANADESE THE ITALIAN VANGUARD # s s Gid De Spirt Joe Piccininni Rocco Polito Jas. Simone By Frank A. Scandiffio Although our hockey activi-- ties proper have ended for the season, our hockey troubles are by no means' over. Preparati-- ons are now being made to pro-- mote -- some activity , in order that our Hockey Club may "get out of the red". Your co--oper-- ation will be enlisted. Be pre-- pared . The subscription for the big-- gest and best dance of the year will be the sum of One dollar. Remember to make your reser-- vations for the first ball afiter the Lenten season, Monday, in the Crystal ball--room of the King Edward Hotel, Canada's most 'beautiful dance floor. The Spow Jockey Club, mem-- bers of our house league, have again won the: bowling trophy at the Knights of Columbus, defending it with a . wonderful score of 3780 . Jos. Grittani had a fine score of 349 for high ga-- April 2nd. Nick Perugini, who is usual-- ly bumming matches or light-- ing butts, will no longer trouble or inconvenience his pals. Nicky was fortunate enough the other evening to win an expensive lighter. How -- long is the gas going to last! Several members of our bow-- ling teams are contemplating entering a team in the city bowling tournament. There is no reason why 'they shouldn't for there are many prominent bowlers in our league with not a few high average scores for the season. e ® 8 Past President Gid De Spirt had his car stolen a few days ago but not for long as the po-- lice recovered it on the follow-- ing day. Frank Garbarino and Till De-- Spirt have gone on an extended vacation to the sunny climes of Florida and Havana. We hope that they will return in time to attend our Easter Ball. The Circolo Colombo hockey club _ banquet was held last Thursday evening and the play-- ers were treated to a real Ita-- top. I don't know the ingredi-- ents used to make the pie, but that isn't important anyhow. It will prove inexpensive and a quick method of ridding your-- selves of the guests. This is called "cream pie & la lily". "Good night, knights !" Just in case you might be in-- terested, the five dollar prize for the best essay on "My Ex-- periences in Italy" _ «was awar' ded to the president of the Van-- guard Club, Frank Scandiffio. It is the intention of the Vanguard Club to hold a ban-- quet and dance in the near fu-- ture-- 'toward the end of April. We hope to have as our guests of honour many distinguished personages. When our plans are fully terminated, all infor-- mation concerning this affair will be published. To ensure a successful evening we are--seek-- ing the support of the Italian people . Good night! CLUB NOTES _£ CIRCOLO COLOMBO®: The club@ known as the "Smart Set" are celebrating St. Patrick's day with a gala party on Saturday night. -- St. Pal trick's day offers the opportu-- nity of enjoyment during the Lenten ~season, and to all ru-- mors this club as well as many others are striving to accom-- plish a real St. Patrick's night of fun and enjoyment. e e e The Circolo Colombo's "Con-- venor" of dances, R. Polito,. is again at the head of our Easter Monday Dance and promises this to be one of the best dan-- ces of the season, in line with the Centenial Celebration of our city . \ lian dinner. The English speak-- ing members of our team en-- joyed the ~sumptuous -- repast more than their Italian team-- mates. Nick Perugini presided with Rocco Polito, W. Sansone, Gid De Spirt assisting. The second ~and concluding installment of "Is America He-- aded Toward ~Fascism?", ~by Piero Sacerdoti, is featured in the March "Atlantica", the American--Italian _ Monthly Di-- gest, of New York. In a tho-- ughtful consideration of the matter, the author, who is a contributor to "Gerarchia", the Magazine of Mussolini, discus-- ses the various factors tending to bring about such a develop-- ment in this country. What the new American--Ita-- lian student of the second and third generation is, what he thinks, how he acts, and what his feelings are, are revealed in an interesting article by Ange-- lo J. Tomasulo in the same is-- sue of "Atlantica", which is the only Italian magazine published in English in the world, edited especially for the second--gener-- ation, English--speaking -- Italian-- American. Another article is "Depression: Causes and Reme-- dies'" by Jerome J. Licari, for-- mer Assistant District Attor-- ney and noted lawyer. Will America Have Fascism? Asks "Atlan-- tica" Monthly The article -- "Rome and the East Will Meet", by Subhas Chandra Bose, ex--mayor of Cal-- cutta, India, deals with the re:-- cent Eastern Congress held in Rome, while Mary Iacovella, in the «same issue, answers the claim for -- Nordic -- superiority that is being made in her ar-- ticle, "Again, the Nordic Myth". In addition to the above and other features, there are many other attractive departments in this month's "Atlantica", in-- cluding "Nardo", a short story by Gerlando Mangione; "Pro-- gress in Politics'"' dealing with the first Italian State Senator in Rhode Island, John Di Libe-- ro; a section in Italian: "Atlan-- tica in Italiano" ; and "The Ita-- lians in North America", which records the many. worth--while activities of the Italians in America and Canada. This is in --addition to the o th er regular departments, such as "The Educational Ho-- rizon" by Peter and Sylvia Sammartino, covering the acti-- vities of the --Italian element in the schools and colleges; "Books and Authors" by Camil-- le De Borsello; 'The Art World' by Ione Della: Sala; "The The-- atre". by..John.A. Donato; "Mu-- sic" by "John Lione; and sec-- tions on Travel, Letters, Homes and Decorations, etc. "Atlantica" is published by Dr. F. Cassola at 33 West 70th St., New York City. Dominick Lamonica is Managing Editor . BOLLET TINO George F. Sansone, R.O., Editor DEL Since turning -- professional after returning from the last Olympic games, Frankie Geno-- vese has fought fifteen fights. He has been victorious in all but that in which he participat-- ed last Monday night in Ro-- chester. In this bout, which he accepted on a three day notice, he was held to a draw. For the first rounds, Fran-- kie had a decided edge, then he began to weaken owing to lack of condition and his opponent, one of the leading fighters in New York State, began to gain the upper hand. At . that the majority of the experts thought that Genovese had gained eno-- ugh margin in the first three rounds to win the bout, but the judges and referee decided that a draw was justifiable. The local boy would be well advised not to accept bouts on such short notice as it takes weeks to train properly . Fran-- kie has become a popular favo-- rite in Rochester and the pro-- moters in that city have invited him back «again to fight in a main bout in the very near fu-- ture. , Questa terra di Littoria é, fra tutte le terre nostre, la pre-- diletta come, fra i figli, l ultimo nato. Poiché questa terra l'ab-- biam vista nascere veramente, l'abbiam vista liberarsi dall'ol-- traggio millenario col tornento e la 'grandiosità di un mito; l'abbiamo vista sbocciare, l'ab-- biamo vista fiorire. Per noi, per 1 nostri occhi, che, in quest'era piena di even-- ti, hanno visto tante cose mori-- re, una volontà prodigiosa l'ha fatta sorgere dal.caos, l'ha su-- scitata dal nulla. Ed é come se chi ci guida, abbia rinnovato, per noi, il mistero della creazio-- ne. Abbiam seguito per mesi, per anni, il miracolo, con la trepida meraviglia con cui si segue lo sbocciare di un fiore: ora la ter-- ra si stende sotto il sole, fra il mare e i colli, con lo stupore pu-- ro delle cose nuove e intatte, e, in ogni sua zolla, urge la prima-- vera.. Ma un nuovo miracolo si com-- pie: la foritura umana sulla terra nuova. E' il prodigio della redenzione che si compie in per-- fetta armonia fra gli uomini e la natura. Quello che per il primo Cesa-- re, per gli Imperatori dell'età di mezzo, per i Papi della Rina-- scenza non fu che un sogno, é oggi, per volontà del Duce, una realtà. Una realtà che ha il sa-- pore buono del pane e dalla qua-- le si sprigiona la sinfonia sere-- na ed eterna degli arnesi «del lavoro. PO000000000000000000000606 è e & s g Sig.ra _ Fantechi--Tavanti i & _ La sola Maestra Italiana di : : Canto in Canada, il cui nome é & incluso ' nella lista dei piu' @ grandi Artisti di Canto Italia-- :ni e Stelle di Concerto nel 4 & Mondo. : @ Si accettano studenti con 4 6 STUDIO o : 97A Bloor West -- KI. 4716 4 ©00006000000006000080000068 #0#0000900900000090000960068 (990Ò 0Ò000 SÒ000 Ò0 0994 buona nalità canto. Looking Through The Sporting Keyhole PARIS T A X I WA. 1818 TERRA NOSTRA voce naturale e perso-- per l'insegnamento del RECORDS FOR THE MONTH Feb. 16 -- March 15 High Score for Team Spows . … . iii r d ne Fo T0A RECORDS FOR THE SEASON High Single Game --_ __ -- E. EPellettieri .y......... . 984 High Gante For Team Spows. t de .c E High 3 Games For Team SPpOowa e co s n uo l dI 3 Games 700 or over Pio Costabile ……… s. F000, Pio eo ioo e e0, Perugini . -- … .. ol 294, Conti . . tio ee o G. Bernatdo ……… 274, Klavio , l i t e de in ii Mallen -- tt e o Nickolson : … .. . 280 . Battaglia -- : s; 0 . e Marcello '. … --, ne si.o AN ePellettieri : .. i. su : Tarnbridge ..:.......... Carbarine ..!...:.... '251, HMESFaAtLOTL 2.2..¢. .ls s The -- Columbus Coal cinched the top position in the bowling league, when they took four points from the Five Pellettiers. In justice to the latter team, we must mention-- the fact there were bad break more than poor bowling that shook them off the top limb of the tree. They lost the first game by 29 pins and the second by 16. In the third game it started out well for the Five Pellettiers,but continued bad breaks under-- mined their morale. It is hoped that these two teams will meet again in the finals for the club leadership, and if they do it promises to be an excitable evening's performance. Eatons took eight points and the Spow team took six during the week, ~which makes -- the o th er three positions closer than ever, and it is anticipated that the final standing will not be known until the schedule is c o m pleted. The Spows team created somewhat of a record when they rolled 3709 for the team . Pio knocked off high sin-- gle with 385 and had a nice high three of 892. Next week is the final week of the bowling and the play--off dates will be announced shortly after. Monday March 19 ... Tuesday March 20 .. Wednesday March 21 Thursday March 22 . QUESTION MARKS The Question Marks continu-- ed at a merry clip in their bow-- ling league and the girls are beginning to knock off 200 oc-- casionally. Last week it was Rose Yannuziello and this week it was Babe Palange who rolled 212. Rosalind continues to roll a steady game and is far in the Standing March 16, Columbus Coal .... 5 Pellettier '..s.... Spows … ui si EAtOnNa .. v e si ne PRAult . 1 e l Columbia … --. --. :. Lucky Strikes …… Mookers ...::..... High 3 Games BOWLING NEWS (By Albert Pellettieri) KI 7142 250 or over Complete 385 751 892 780 839 T22 803 724 712 700 704 271 294 293 385 289 276 2183 265 212 265 287 308 259 270 216 211 Manager Joe Grittani Chairman H. C. W. A. Sansone Councillors: M. Tassiello, V. Pellettieri, Sal. Cira, N. F. A. Scandiffio. Father Auad Club Chaplain. Schedule Columbus Coal vs. The Hookers Lucky Strikes vs. Eatons 5 Pellettiers vs. Columbia Spows vs. Friuli lead in the averages. The usual luncheon was served afterwards and a good time was enjoyed by all. A most delicious and sumptu-- ous dinner was served by the manager and the President . of our Club who prepared the din-- ner. Many of the rooters were present, the most prominent being Andrew De Falco, the cheer leader. The Circolo Colombo Hockey Club were tendered a banquet in the club--rooms last Thursday evening. All the players were present except "Carnera" Spal-- la, "Nigger" King and Tweedie. Following a few illuminating addresses -- by Nick Perugini, and Rocco . Polito, the coach, who stressed the importance of sport activities amongst the co-- lony and the benefits deriv… therefrom, the banquet came*@ a close with a few appropriate words from the H. C. Manager, W. Sansone, who assured us that the Circolo would again be represented in this branch of sport next year with a cham-- pionship contender. Clrcolo H. C. Banquet An oratorical treat is in store for the members and others de-- siring to attend on Sunday, the 25th.day of March next at 3 p. m. when Father H. Callahan will visit our Club. Father Cal-- lahan is one of the most ener-- getic and best known members of our Clergy, being in close touch with Catholic activities. He knows the problems con-- fronting us in these stirring ti-- mes and is well informed on So-- 'cial and Economic questions. EXECUTIVE OF THE CLUB An invitation is extended to all those interested, , whether members of the Circolo or not, to be present. On Sunday, March 18th, Bro. Flavio Busca--Belfanti, the yo-- ung man with the becoming countenance who _greets the boys who patronize the Italian Restaurant, will celebrate his birthday . Bro. Flavio is a comparative-- ly new member of the Circolo, but he has been a real live wi-- re, taking part in all activities principally bowling. Many happy returns of day, Bro. Flavio. BRIDGE AND SCOPA PAR-- TY AT CIRCOLO COLOMBO MONDAY, MARCH 19TH Another of the popular fortnightly _ sociable bridge and scopa parties will be held at the Circolo Colombo, 202 St. Patrick St. on Monday evening, March 19th. at o'clock. FATHER CALLAHAN TO ADDRESS OPEN MEETING AT CIRCOLO MARCH 25th Especially good prizes ha-- ve been procured for this special occasion -- it being the feast of St. Joseph -- which are really worthwhile. A cordial invitation is exten-- ded to all our readers=--and friends to attend and we feee sure they _ will spend a ple-- asurable evening with con-- genial company. BIRTHDAYS 16 Marzo, 1934 | )