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Attività ed eventi Men's and ladies' bocce fun day enjoyed by all. Round-robin games are played by 8 teams of 4. Food Drinks Laughs and Fellowship With the generosity of golfers and sponsors, we were able to raise $3,000 in support of the Sault Area Hospital Foundation and further sponsored $1,000 towards SAHF Gala, which took place November 4th. Father’s Day is an opportunity to tell dad how much you appreciate him. New dads, experienced dads, granddads, dads-in-law, stepdads, like-a-dads, girl dads, serious dads, goofball dads…Italian Dads Keira Bumbacco has been selected as the 2024 recipient of the society's annual bursary/scholarship. Keira has been accepted for early admission to the University of Western Ontario where, this fall, she will be studying Psychology, with the goal of becoming a Psychologist. Borse di studio accademiche del Club Società G.Marconi assegnate annualmente ai diplomati delle scuole secondarie di secondo grado i cui genitori sono soci. L'Onorevole Giudice IA Vannini Premio al Merito Nato nel 1915, IA Vannini è stato un importante avvocato per più di 20 anni a Sault Ste. Marie. Nel 1966, l'onorevole giudice IA Vannini è diventato il primo avvocato di origine italiana ad essere nominato giudice in Ontario. Ha servito Sault Ste. Marie a vari livelli giudiziari 1966-1991. Il giudice Vannini è morto nel 1998. Il premio viene assegnato ogni anno in onore del compianto Onorevole Giudice Ilvio Anthony Vannini e riconosce un individuo o un gruppo di discendenza italiana della Sault Ste. Marie o area che hanno ottenuto riconoscimenti nel campo culturale, accademico, atletico o di volontariato per aver dato un contributo eccezionale a livello locale, nazionale o internazionale. Aiutare la nostra comunità

Membri 450 Albert Street West Sault Ste Marie. Ontario, Canada P6A 3C3 gmarconisociety@gmail.com Lo scopo della Società G. Marconi come club senza scopo di lucro e società sociale è quello di fornire attività frequenti per promuovere relazioni cordiali tra i suoi membri e servire con orgoglio la comunità più ampia fornendo opportunità per bambini con bisogni speciali. Forniamo anche assistenza finanziaria per giovani adulti in cerca di istruzione e sostegno per i nostri anziani. È disponibile anche il sostegno finanziario per le organizzazioni sanitarie e di servizi sociali senza scopo di lucro che servono la nostra comunità. Esecutivo Il Consiglio Direttivo è composto da cinque funzionari, Presidente, Vicepresidente, Tesoriere, Segretari sia inglesi che italiani e 10 Consiglieri o consiglieri. Il Consiglio Direttivo è responsabile della governance e dell'amministrazione delle attività del club Quota associativa The purpose of the G. Marconi Society as a non-profit and social society club, is to provide frequent activities for promoting cordial relationships among its members and to proudly serve the greater community. We provide financial assistance for young adults seeking education and support for our seniors. We also contribute to non-profit health and social service organizations that serve our community. REGISTER HERE Our History The G. Marconi Society of Sault Ste. Marie holds a distinguished place in the city’s cultural and social history, reflecting the vibrant legacy of the Italian-Canadian community. Established to honor the pioneering spirit of Guglielmo Marconi, the society has long been a cornerstone for preserving and celebrating Italian heritage, fostering community connections, and promoting cultural exchange. Over the years, it has served as a hub for social events, educational programs, and charitable endeavors, embodying the values of innovation, unity, and tradition that Marconi himself exemplified. READ MORE Campionato di bocce La GMS Bocce League inizierà a giocare la settimana a partire dal 12 ottobre (settimana successiva al Ringraziamento). I capitani delle squadre informeranno i giocatori del costo e dei requisiti per iniziare a giocare. I giocatori devono pagare la quota associativa entro la fine dell'anno e devono rispettare i requisiti di ingresso pandemico del Marconi Events Center. I giocatori devono avere la prova della doppia vaccinazione o degli attuali risultati negativi del test covid 19 e devono indossare maschere e rispettare il limite di ingresso per le persone in una determinata area. Elettra Marconi Ladies Society L'Elettra Marconi Ladies Society è stata costituita nel 1932 quando Anna Bernardi ha guidato un gruppo di donne immigrate italiane, travestite da uomini, e ha partecipato a un incontro tutto maschile del Club G. Marconi. Volevano sapere cosa stava succedendo alle riunioni. Dopo aver partecipato all'incontro hanno deciso di organizzare un loro club e lo hanno chiamato Elettra Marconi Ladies Society ( Elettra il nome della figlia del famoso inventore italiano Guglielmo Marconi) Elettra Marconi Ladies Society) Attualmente conta oltre 460 membri, oltre 300 attivi e altri 150 membri a vita.

New Session Begins January 9th 2025 Each team will have a designated Captain. Each team must have a minimum of 6 registered players. Registration fees will be determined by league convenor and team captains. Registration forms and registration fees must be forwarded to the bocce league convenor before the designated league schedule begins. G. Marconi Society bocce league rules and player conduct. respect of players and officials wear clean indoor shoes on courts keep courts clean follow the rules of the game as written enjoy the game

The GMS Golf Classic Committee presentation of the SAH Foundation contribution from our 2024 fundraising tournament. Presenting from the G. Marconi Society is golf tournament Chair Harvey Barsanti, GMS president Angelo Pucci, Jerry Bumbacco, Pat Caputo, and Achile Perri Accepting from the SAH Foundation is Dionne Elgie All inquiries regarding sponsorship purchases or payments/billing questions should be directed by email to: Angelo Pucci: 705-942-1179 ajpucci@outlook.com Jerry Bumbacco 705-759-6604 jerbum@yahoo.com Harvey Barsanti 705-971-8759 harveybarsanti@hotmail.com gmarconisociety@gmail.com LIMITED TO THE FIRST 32 PAID TEAMS

since 1912 TRADITION HISTORY FAMILY PHILANTHROPY In un'assemblea del 14 dicembre 1912, 31 operai siderurgici, burocrati, ferrovieri, operai e mercanti si riunirono decisi a formare un'associazione sotto il nome di Società Italiana di Mutuo Soccorso Guglielmo Marconi. Oltre a fornire sostegno ai disoccupati, ai malati e alle famiglie dei membri deceduti, hanno lavorato instancabilmente per sollevare il morale e promuovere il benessere materiale e morale di tutti coloro che lavoravano. Guglielmo Marconi - 1874-1937 Era un inventore e ingegnere elettrico italiano, noto per il suo lavoro pionieristico sulla trasmissione radio a lunga distanza, lo sviluppo della legge di Marconi e un sistema di radiotelegrafo. Il logo adottato di una stretta di mano ferma, calorosa e significativa simboleggiava il legame di fraternità e unità di intenti della società. orgoglio nel loro l'eredità e la lealtà al loro paese di nuova adozione si riflettevano ulteriormente nell'emblema della Società, che incorporava sia la bandiera italiana che quella canadese. Nei primi anni, gli immigrati italiani in città hanno avuto difficoltà a trovare accoglienza. Uno dei modi in cui hanno affrontato il problema era attraverso la loro sala italiana locale. Gli immigrati italiani avevano bisogno di assistenza e alla Sala Marconi potevano trovare questa assistenza. La Sala Marconi era un luogo dove si poteva andare a socializzare e trovare aiuto per i problemi quotidiani. Fu un periodo solitario per molti immigrati italiani. Hanno lasciato la loro vita e le loro famiglie in Italia. La Sala Marconi ha aiutato l'immigrato italiano a far fronte. Where We Meet Tradizione, storia, famiglia e filantropia hanno definito la G.Marconi Society dal 1912. Dalla nostra prima sala riunioni in James Street ai nostri strumenti digitali del 21° secolo, uniamo le persone per preservare e celebrare la nostra eredità italocanadese qui a Sault Ste Marie. La Società G Marconi acquistò la sua prima sala nel 1918 al 128 James St. Le riunioni si sono svolte al secondo piano. Viene costruita una nuova sala e inaugurata ufficialmente il 25 novembre 1931 1948 - Ampliamento della Sala G. Marconi Lounge e Ladies Beverage Room Il 15 ottobre 1982 viene inaugurata ufficialmente la nuova Sala Marconi Subscribe to our newsletter Email Join Thanks for subscribing!

Se stai pensando di diventare un membro del G. Marconi Society Club o hai bisogno di aggiornare i tuoi ultimi dati di iscrizione inviacelo compilando il modulo in questa pagina. Lo scopo della Società G. Marconi come club senza scopo di lucro e della società sociale è quello di fornire attività frequenti per promuovere relazioni cordiali tra i suoi membri e servire con orgoglio la comunità più ampia fornendo opportunità per bambini con bisogni speciali. Forniamo anche assistenza finanziaria per giovani adulti in cerca di istruzione e sostegno per i nostri anziani. Sostegno finanziario alle organizzazioni di servizi sociali e sanitari senza scopo di lucro che servono la nostra comunità. L'abbonamento è di $ 50. Incluso nella quota di iscrizione c'è una carta regalo da $ 50 per l'operazione alimentare del Marconi Events Center. Questa carta può essere utilizzata dai membri su tutti gli acquisti di cibo da Tempo Modern Mediterranean Restaurant, The Social lunch a buffet e Marconi Takeout. Inserisci i tuoi dati nel modulo e ti contatteremo al più presto. Registrazione dell'appartenenza The purpose of the G. Marconi Society as a non-profit and social society club, is to provide frequent activities for promoting cordial relationships among its members and to proudly serve the greater community. We provide financial assistance for young adults seeking education and support for our seniors. We also contribute to non-profit health and social service organizations that serve our community. Types of Membership Member – must be over the age of 18 years $30 per person per year Honorary Member – one who has received a certificate as an Honorary Member from the GMS Executive Committee no fee required. Payment of fees due on or before January 31 Payment by cheque made payable to the G. Marconi Society or e-Transfer gmarconisociety@gmail.com Enter your information in the form and we will contact you as soon as possible. Membership Benefits The G. Marconi Society membership privileges include the following: Participation in the indoor bocce league. Discounts for family events, such as: Father's Day dinner. GMS Golf Classic Tournament, GMS /EMS Children’s Christmas Party, and many other social events Qualify their children for two GMS Scholarships at the completion of High School "WIRELESS" Monthly newsletter Ho w to Apply Simply download, print, and complete the application form. Once you have done so, email the completed form to us at gmarconisociety@gmail.com to finalize your application and arrange payment with us. Application Form

Unveiling of the Guglielmo Marconi Monument Marconi Hall 1938 Guglielmo Marconi , lord of space and conqueror of the atmosphere First Trans Atlantic Wireless Communication December 12th 1901 Poldhu England to Signal Hill NFLD Canada On December 12, 1901, Guglielmo Marconi successfully transmitted the first transatlantic wireless signal. This groundbreaking event took place when a wireless signal, in the form of the Morse code letter "S" (three dots), was sent from Poldhu, Cornwall, England, and received by Marconi at Signal Hill in St. John’s, Newfoundland. This achievement was a monumental step in communication technology, proving that wireless signals could travel vast distances, even across the curvature of the Earth, defying skeptics who believed radio waves would not follow the Earth's surface. Marconi's work laid the foundation for modern radio, wireless communications, and even satellite technology.

Sault Ste. Marie Italian heritage in decline? Sault Ste. Marie, like many other communities, may experience shifts in its cultural landscape over time. While it's difficult to generalize without specific data or trends, some factors could potentially influence the visibility or vibrancy of Italian heritage in the city: Demographic Changes : If there's a decline in the Italian Canadian population in Sault Ste. Marie, it could impact the prominence of Italian heritage in the community. This might be due to outmigration, aging populations, or changes in immigration patterns. Assimilation and Integration : As subsequent generations of Italian Canadians become more integrated into Canadian society, their cultural practices and community affiliations may evolve. This could lead to a shift in the visibility of Italian heritage within the community. Cultural Preservation Efforts : Conversely, there may be active efforts within the community to preserve and celebrate Italian heritage. This could include cultural events, heritage organizations, or initiatives to maintain traditions and languages. Economic and Social Factors: Economic changes or broader societal trends could also influence the preservation and visibility of Italian heritage. For example, if Italian-owned businesses close or if there's a decline in community engagement, it could impact the overall presence of Italian culture in the city. Community Engagement: The level of community engagement and participation in cultural activities can significantly impact the preservation of heritage. If there's strong support for Italian cultural events, organizations, and initiatives, it can help maintain the city's Italian heritage. Without specific data on Sault Ste. Marie's Italian community, it's challenging to determine the exact status of its Italian heritage. However, it's worth noting that cultural heritage is dynamic and can evolve. Efforts to preserve and celebrate Italian culture, along with community engagement and demographic trends, will play crucial roles in shaping the city's cultural landscape. An Italian Canadian Story Author Unknown It was a brisk winter morning in Toronto, and as I sipped my espresso, I couldn't help but reflect on the journey that brought me to this point. I had come a long way from the sun-drenched hills of Italy, the land of my ancestors, to make a new home in the vast landscapes of Canada. I arrived in Canada over two decades ago, drawn by the promise of opportunities and the allure of a multicultural society. The transition wasn't always smooth. I vividly remember the first snowfall, a spectacle that was as enchanting as it was confounding. Back in Italy, snow was a rare occurrence, but here it blanketed the streets and rooftops, transforming the city into a winter wonderland. Over the years, I embraced the Canadian way of life while holding onto the rich tapestry of my Italian heritage. The aroma of freshly brewed espresso wafted through my home, a comforting reminder of the bustling cafes back in Rome. Sundays were reserved for family gatherings and hearty meals, where pasta and laughter flowed abundantly. As an Italian Canadian, I found myself straddling two worlds. The rhythmic lilt of the Italian language still resonated in my conversations with family and friends, a connection to my roots that remained unbroken. Yet, I navigated the diverse cultural landscape of Canada with ease, celebrating holidays like Thanksgiving and Canada Day with the same fervor as I did Christmas and Easter. In Toronto, I discovered a vibrant Italian community that provided a sense of familiarity amidst the bustling city. Little Italy became my haven, a place where the aroma of garlic and tomatoes filled the air, and the sounds of lively conversations blended seamlessly with the clinking of espresso cups. The annual Taste of Italy festival brought a burst of color and flavor to the streets, reminiscent of the lively markets I frequented back in Naples. Work became a significant part of my life, and I marveled at the Canadian spirit of collaboration and innovation. The multicultural mosaic of colleagues and friends enriched my perspective, and I found myself weaving the threads of my Italian upbringing into the fabric of my Canadian identity. As the years passed, I witnessed the changing seasons, both in the weather and in my own life. The vibrant autumn leaves mirrored the evolving chapters of my Canadian story, while the enduring snowfall symbolized the resilience required to adapt and thrive in a new land. On this particular winter morning, I raised my espresso cup in a silent toast. A year had passed since I officially became a Canadian citizen, a milestone that held profound significance. I realized that I had not only embraced the Canadian way of life but had also contributed my own unique thread to the rich tapestry of this diverse and welcoming nation. As I stepped out into the crisp winter air, I couldn't help but marvel at the beauty of the snow-covered landscape. In that moment, I felt a deep sense of gratitude for the journey that had brought me here, to a place where the warmth of my Italian heritage coexisted harmoniously with the open arms of my adopted home, Canada.

Our History The G. Marconi Society of Sault Ste. Marie holds a distinguished place in the city’s cultural and social history, reflecting the vibrant legacy of the Italian-Canadian community. Established to honor the pioneering spirit of Guglielmo Marconi, the society has long been a cornerstone for preserving and celebrating Italian heritage, fostering community connections, and promoting cultural exchange. Over the years, it has served as a hub for social events, educational programs, and charitable endeavors, embodying the values of innovation, unity, and tradition that Marconi himself exemplified. 1895 The Italian Colony in Sault Ste Marie A report written by the Italian royal Attaché of Immigration, Girolamo Moroni, stationed at Montréal, Québec, Canada. The report was published in the Bolletino dell’Emigrazione in 1914. The Italian government published the Bolletino between 1907 and 1927 to show prospective immigrants what to expect throughout the world if they decided to immigrate. This report provides an indepth look into the Italian community at Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario and the social and work conditions facing them. Read More 1912 Societa Italiana Mutuo Succorso Guglielmo Marconi In 1912 a few Italian men began to start a society for members of the Italian community. They were able to attract 31 members. On December 15 their first meeting was held at the Barnes Hall on James Street, the Italians chose the Canadian Flag and the Italian Flag to be their official Emblems. Short History G. Marconi Society 1912-50 Written by President Attilio Orazietti for the program for the 38th anniversary of the founding of the Guglielmo Marconi Society and to mark the burning of the mortgage on December 13th and 17th, 1950 Read More JULY 1938 Unveiling of the Marconi Monument We have been enabled to erect the first memorial on the continent of North America to the great conqueror of space. Ceremony July 19th,20th,21st 1938 Read More

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