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	 He Who was Lost  
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     This is the fourth issue of a newsletter meant to keep Tau Zeta Tau Brothers in
    touch.  If You're planning to visit Buffalo, or travel to a place where a brother
    lives, let us know, and we'll publish the information so that you can connect up. 
           If you have any news to share with your brothers, let
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							Liotta to  
							Tie the Knot  | 
						 
						
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							The word is out that Sal 
							(we used to call him Sam) Liotta and his 
							long-time friend Gina Howell will be married 
							this Fall in Binghamton, NY.   
   All Sal's brother's wish the best for Gina and him, for cent'anni.  | 
						 
						
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							Mangano Joins  
							Retirees  | 
						 
						
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							Remember "little" Bobby 
							Mangano?   
   Well, it finally happened.  He's one the last of the local  
							brothers of Tau Zeta Tau to retire, selling 
							his very successful business, The Bulb Man, 
							and heading for a life of (some) leisure and golf 
							with his lovely wife Ursula. 
       As far as we know, Larry Cerasa and
							Frank Sciortino are those still among the 
							employed.   
         Some guys never give up!  | 
						 
					 
				 
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            After over fifty years, 
	long-lost (he wasn't lost, we were) TZT brother
	Bill Hardy found us through the TZT web pages.  Bill spent time 
	in California and the "Sun Belt" is now retired from his first career with
	Bell Industries, and is married to Donna, his wife of 14 years, and 
	living in Columbia, SC. 
      He now works at the same hospital as Donna, 
	registering senior citizens. 
	
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        | California, here I 
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        Bob Doldan  
		
		rldoldan@earthlink.net 
		has sold his California.home, and is now living in Morrisville, 
		NC, where he hope his proximity will make it alittel easier to visit 
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        | Buffalo Visits | 
       
      
              
        If any out-of town brothers plan on being in Buffalo in 2008, let me 
		know, and I'll post the dates of your visit.  That way, if others 
		from out of town are here during the same period, you can get together. 
        One possibility is to buy a ticket or 
		tickets ($25 per person) to the Pig Roast that Joe Cardinale's 
		son Jim puts on every year at his property on the Boston Hills.  
		This year's roast is on Saturday, July 12.   Any brother in 
		WNY at that time should plan to go.  See the story to the right.  | 
       
      
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    	The Cardinales at the 2007 Pig 
		Roast >>>>  | 
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		Cardinale's Pig Roast 
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		$25 per person includes soft drinks and beer, hot 
		dogs, hamburgers and side dishes for lunch, and later, a dinner with 
		roast pork  right off the spit.  Send checks to Jim 
		Cardinale, 
		9044 Rockwood Road, Boston, New York 
		14025.  Contact Jim Cardinale at
		
		jnm6cards@roadrunner.com if you have questions. 
  
			
				
					
					
						
							
							
							
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							Roast will be held on July 12.  
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				GENEALOGY HELP 
 
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				Some of you may already know that I'm doing amateur genealogy.  
				I've traced my own family roots back about five generations, to 
				the 1750's.  I do the work at the local Mormon Library, 
				which has ordered many microfilms for me, showing birth, death, 
				and marriage records from my parents' home town of Serradifalco, 
				Sicily.  In addition to the films I have rented, the 
				Library has films from Mussomeli, Racalmuto, Aliminusa, 
				Montemaggiore, Montalbano, Marianopoli, Montedoro, and others. 
       
     If any of you have Sicilian roots, and would like 
				me to try to find information on your ancestors, give me as many 
				details as you can (name, maiden name if appropriate, date of 
				arrival in the U.S. and age at the time, name of their home 
				town, etc.).  I'll try to find whatever I can.   
				 
				 
      If you'd like to do some research yourselves, let me know, and 
				I'll point you in the right direction.  One place to start 
				is my page at
				
				http://www.conigliofamily.com/ConiglioGenealogyTips.htm.  
				 
        
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