NEWSLETTER - Greater Wildwood Elks Lodge #1896

June 2011
NEWSLETTER
Monthly Publication
Vol.2, 6th Edition
The faults of our members we write upon the sand, their virtues upon tablets of love and memory…
The faults of our members we write upon the sand, their virtues upon tablets of love and memory…
EXALTED RULER’S MESSAGE
So goes by the month of May, with all of the ups and downs that came with it. I
think it is safe to say I am glad to see it go. The one good thing that we have to
report to the membership is that we are seeing an end to our kitchen reconstruction
project. While not completely finished yet, we will be able to service all of our
planned events with minimal difficulties. We hope to be back to our normal
operation by the time you receive this newsletter in mid June. At that time we will
have a fully functional kitchen with a brand new chef, enabling us to offer first
class service to our membership. We were not able to come to agreement on certain
Lou Sottnick, Exalted Ruler
issues with our current cook who resigned. We are confident that this action will be
a benefit to the operation of our food service program.
There have been some other changes implemented in our Lodge social quarters recently including bar prices,
glass sizes and how we serve our drinks. These decisions are made by our House Committee, who as part of our
by-laws has complete control over these matters. It is, and always will be, our main goal to provide social quarters
that reflect as fair as possible a pricing scheme that is reasonable for our Members. We realize that it is an Elks
Lodge, but you have to understand that our social quarters is a business and must be run as such.
It is my sincere wish that all of our Members enjoy the upcoming summer.
Sincerely and fraternally, ER Lou Sottnick
Secretary’s Corner
LODGE OFFICERS
As a reminder to all Members, please inform the candidate you are sponsoring
of the following process leading up to membership. When the application is
received, the check for the initiation fee is deposited and the application is then
forwarded to the Membership Committee. The committee holds interviews
approximately once a month. The candidates will receive a letter in the mail
regarding the date and time of the interview. The notice is mailed to the address
submitted on the application. This address should be their permanent mailing
address. Make sure that the front and the back of the application is completed by
the candidate and sponsor. Incomplete applications will be returned, which will
cause a delay in the process.
All requests for information or services should be submitted in written format.
Make sure to include the Member’s name, Member number and a telephone
number. They can be left in the Member drop off box which is located in the
main bar area, emailed or mailed.
Thanks and have a great summer! Bonnie O’Kane
Exalted Ruler: Louis Sottnick
Leading Knight: Edgar J. Garton
Loyal Knight: Florence Matteo
Lecturing Knight: William Mullen
Secretary: Bonnie O’Kane
Treasurer: Thomas K. Eisiminger
Chaplain: Barbara Slate
Esquire: Ned Jones
Inner Guard: Denise Magilton
Tiler: Charles Gallagher
Pres. Justice: David H Conroy, Esq.
Mediator: Wilfred G. Clift
Vocalist: Joseph O’Donnell, Esq.
Trustee: Betsy Hession, Chair
Trustee: John Lang
Trustee: Tim Bishop
Trustee: Chuck Carlin
Trustee: Carol Clark
“It is more agreeable to have the power to give than to receive.” Winston Churchill
Greater Wildwood Elks Lodge 1896
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
109 West 1st Avenue, PO Box 1281, North Wildwood, NJ 08260
Phone 609-729-5776
www.Elks1896.org
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“So Long as there are Veterans, the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will never forget them.”
Memorial Day Services
By Ed Garton, Veterans Committee Chair
The Memorial Day Services held on May 30th began at the Hereford Inlet
Lighthouse at 9:30am. Approximately 50 people were in attendance
including the VFW Post with their Color Guard and the Marine Corps
League. At 10am, another service was held at the VFW Memorial Park in
North Wildwood. The event was attended by over 200 people along with
Mayor Henfey and City Council Members. Also in attendance was the Chief
of Police and the Chief of the Fire Department with their fire trucks. The service was conducted by Joe Orlando,
Post Commander along with participation from the AOH Color Guard and the VFW Post Color Guard. After the
service, all were invited to the Elks Lodge for coffee, bagels and donuts. The ladies of the Greater Wildwood Elks
Lodge set up the tables in a very appetizing way. We wish to thank the Volunteers including Pat Murphy, Ruth
Hatala, Kathleen Tryel and May Bolan. At 2pm, a service was held at the Crest Haven Veterans Cemetery. In
attendance were Elk Members along with State and County dignitaries. A wreath was laid at the entrance to the
cemetery. On May 25th, Elk Members placed flags on Veterans graves in a section of the cemetery.
Construction Zone
By Bob Schrock, Building Committee
Parking Lot – The parking has been paved, striped and lighted
dusk to dawn. Forty-Five spaces have been created. Installation of
the chain-link fencing has started and will be completed the week
of June 6th. Parking bumpers will also be installed during this time.
Kitchen Renovation – As of June 3rd, the kitchen is ready for
final inspections which will be scheduled as soon as possible. The
kitchen has been designed to accommodate present and future
needs of the Lodge membership. When the kitchen is officially
opened, please stop in and take a look.
Parking Lot 06/08/2011
Expansion Project – Ron Geizunas, P.C., has prepared all of
the necessary paperwork to apply to the North Wildwood Zoning
Board for variance(s) that are necessary for our expansion plans.
The public hearing is scheduled for June 13th at 6:30pm.
Trustees Tableau
Kitchen Renovation 06/08/2011
Greater Wildwood Elks Lodge 1896
By Betsy Hession, Chair
The Trustees meet on the third Thursday of each month to
review contracts and consider requests for lodge expenditures.
These requests are submitted by the chairperson of the various
committees, such as Veterans and Special Needs. If you wish to
submit a request for consideration, please get in touch with the
respective chairperson, listed on page 5 of this newsletter, and
allow enough time for us to review and process your request. All
approved requests are reported to members at the monthly
meetings. Come to a meeting and find out how your contributions
are helping!
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IN THE NEWS
June 2011
CHARITY
JUSTICE
BROTHERLY LOVE
FIDELITY
Elks Parade 2011
I would like to take this time to thank everyone involved in
our parade which took place on Saturday, June 4th. Whether
you were a participant in the parade itself, worked the door,
serviced the bar or whatever other capacity you make have
held that day, it would not have been possible without you.
Special thanks go out to my food committee, headed by Joyce
Kowalski, for an outstanding job both before and after the
parade. I’d like to acknowledge and thank Charlie Johnson and
Joe Kowalski for manning the grill all day long. Very special
thanks to Eileen Meier, the head of my shirt committee, and
anyone who assisted her with this job. Finally, I’d like to
thank my float parade committee for their countless hours, and
dedication in creating an absolutely fantastic float to represent
our lodge. Thank you for yet another outstanding event.
Jim Benatti – Parade Chairman
Parade Bust Party
I would like to take this time to thank everyone who attended
our Parade Bust Party which took place on Saturday, May 21st.
Our theme this year was the Roaring 20’s, and it was a great
success indicated by the amount of tickets that were sold (130).
I thoroughly appreciated everyone who attended in costume
and would like to congratulate the winners of our contests.
Finally, I’d like to thank the Parade Bust Party committee and
all volunteers for all of their hard work and dedication.
Jim Benatti – Parade Chairman
Prom Night at the Elks Lodge
On May 20th, the Greater Wildwood Elks Lodge hosted a
Prom Night for teens from Cape May County High School of
Special Services. Along with chaperones and support staff,
over 70 people were in attendance for this gala event.
Years ago, these students did not have a prom like other high
schools commonly do. Upon learning of this, the Lodge
offered to host the event and provide the food and music as a
charitable donation. Now, the students look forward to this
event to mark an important mile-stone in their lives.
Elk volunteers beautifully decorated the hall in a nautical
theme creating a most amazing atmosphere. The students
enjoyed a fun-filled night of music and dancing.
6th Annual NJ State Elks
Army of Hope Arthur “RT” Mayer Jr. Golf Classic
Benefiting our “Wounded Warriors” and “Fallen Heroes”
Monday August 1st, 2011 at 9am (Shotgun Start) ♦ Fountain Green Golf Course in Fort Dix, NJ
Cost $100 per person ♦ Limited to first 144 Golfers ♦ Application deadline July 22nd, 2011
Includes: Coffee, Doughnuts, Danish, Beer, Soda, Hot Dogs, Buffet Lunch, Raffle & Prizes
For information contact James Hall at (609) 610-2240 or visit www.njelks.org
Greater Wildwood Elks Lodge 1896
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June 2011
Because…An Elk never stands as tall as when they stoop to help a handicapped child.
Volunteers in Medicine
By Kathy Price, Newsletter Editor
Elks Present a Special Gift
By Bill Cieslinski, Public Relations
On Friday May 13th, the lodge donated a Rifton
Large Tricycle to Robert, a nine year old student
at Ocean Academy. Robbie has multiple sensory
issues with significant deficits in purposeful gross
motor function, cognitive deficits and a very short
attention span. Riding this adaptive tricycle is the
only age appropriate gross motor activity that
Robbie can perform with some degree of
independence. Thank you Elk Members for
making this gift possible with your generosity!
To Our Absent Members
Remembering those member deaths reported
December 6, 2009 to present.
Bentley, Raymond R Leitner, Michael P
Berdel, Joseph J
Lezynski, Joseph
Brady, Michael
Luscko, S. Peter
Braun Jr., Alexander B Maminski, Stanley
Chapko, Stephen F
McCoy, Frank
Corcoran, Robert J
McDonald, Larry
Cosgrove, Martin M
McGrath, JoAnn M
Dougherty, George F McDonald-Cellini, Nancy
Eichenlaub, Peter J
Murphy, John F (Jack)
Everitt, Walter
O'Leary Jr., Tim
Fitzpatrick,
Michael
Palmer,
Michael
Greater Wildwood Elks Lodge 1896
Freal, James
Perrone, Frank
Friel, Daniel J
Piano, James
Pluta Jr., Joseph L
Fries, John J
Gray, John J
Rahn, Robert W
Hopper, William J
Schubert, Joseph
Hunter, Joseph F
Schwartz, John F
Kelly, Arthur J
Seibel, Shirley
Knell, Helen M
Shuttleworth, Verne C
Kucowski, John T
Thornton, Eugene R
Laforet, Joseph
Trusko, Stephen
Lally, Tom
Waldron, Joseph P
Lee, Joseph F
Greater Wildwood Elks Lodge 1896
At the Lodge meeting on April 28th, the membership approved
a request to increase the annual donation to Volunteers in
Medicine by $1200 per year. In total, the Greater Wildwood Elks
donated $3400, including a $1000 grant from the Grand Lodge.
The volunteers and donors from Volunteers in Medicine come
from diverse professions, neighborhoods, and walks of life, but
all share a common goal to increase access to the compassionate,
quality care everyone deserves. Their mission is to understand
and serve the health and wellness needs of the medically
uninsured and underserved population living or working in Cape
May County, New Jersey.
Volunteers in Medicine (VIM) began in Hilton Head, South
Carolina. in 1992. VIM of Cape May County was established in
2002 and has cared for over 3,500 patients with more than
18,000 patient visits since opening. The clinic is staffed almost
exclusively by volunteers. Anyone interested in volunteering
their services can contact the clinic at (609) 463-2846.
“May we have eyes to see those who are rendered invisible
and excluded, Open arms and hearts to reach out and include
them, Healing hands to touch their lives with love, And in the
process heal ourselves." Dr. Jack McConnell, Founder of VIM
Letters of Thanks
The Greater Wildwood Elks Lodge received
the following letters thanking our Members
for their generous support:
“Thank you and the Elks Club for your continued support with
the Cape May County Employment Summit. Last week’s
Employment Summit was a huge success! Thank you for
coordinating the food and the volunteers for the day. This is an
important event in the county that exposes job seekers to
information about employment and educational resources.” Joni
Dolce, Integrated Employment Institute
“Thanks so much for the ramp at our home.” (regarding a
handicapped ramp built for a neighbor in need)
“Thank you so much for your kind thoughts, prayers and the
lovely fruit basket. It certainly did brighten the day.” (regarding
a Member with illness)
Welcome New Members
Because… “You’ll never have to stand alone in an uncaring
world around you, now that you’re a Member of the American
Elks family.”
The Lodge would like to extend a warm welcome to each of
the forty-five new Members that were initiated on May 21st.
Thank you to all the sponsors for helping our membership grow!
The next interviews will be held on June 11th with initiations
on June 25th.
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CHARITABLE GIVING
June 2011
Because…The dream of a better world becomes a reality when shaped by enough willing hearts and hands.
Congratulations to our Award Winning Elks!
Elk of the Year – Lois Sottnick
Citizen of the Year – Pat Lang
Officer of the Year – Ned Jones
13th Annual Miracle Run 2011
Help us reach $1,000,000 this year for Elks Camp
Moore. The New Jersey State Elks Association will be
holding the 13th Annual Miracle Run on July 31st, from
1pm to 5pm at the Old Bridge Elks Lodge #2229 in Old
Bridge, New Jersey. You don’t have to ride to enjoy the party. Tickets are $20 and there
will be food, refreshments, door prizes, live entertainment, vendors, pins, T-Shirts, games
and the Annual Elks Tug of War.
There will be a raffle for a 2011 Harley Davidson FLHRC Road King valued at
$19,000. Tickets for the raffle can be purchased at the Greater Wildwood Elks Lodge,
just see our friendly bartenders. Drawing will be held the day of the Miracle Run at 4pm.
For more information on the Miracle Run, please contact Rusty Gerstenmier, State
Chairperson at (201) 991-9170.
Fundraiser at the Shore
By Bill Cieslinski, Public Relations
On Friday April 29th, the lodge hosted and event called "Fundraiser at the Shore"
benefiting Atlantic Cape Family Support Organization Inc. and Caring for Kids. Both
organizations serve families of Atlantic and Cape May counties who have children in
crisis struggling with mental, emotional, and behavior challenges.
The use of the lodge was donated, along with the food and the DJ. A silent auction was
held with over 25 items up to the highest bidder. DJ Philly Cuzz had everyone up and
dancing. A total of $3600 was raised and divided between both charities.
Viridian Energy Fundraiser
Viridian Energy has teamed up with the Greater Wildwood Elks Lodge
to help our members save money on electricity while raising funds for
charity. Deregulation of energy has given customers a choice of energy
suppliers creating competition and giving you the opportunity to save. Join
the over 100 Elk members who have signed up for Viridian! Service is still
provided by your current utility company and you continue to receive one bill from them
each month. There is NO enrollment fee, NO cancellation fee, and you can cancel
service at any time. A historical rate chart is published on the website to show the
comparison between Viridian and your current supplier.
Sign up today and start saving money while supporting our Elks charities. For more
information about the Viridian Energy Program, please visit www.viridian.com/elks1896
or contact Laura Cosmo Whitehouse at 609-729-2189.
Greater Wildwood Elks Lodge 1896
Children’s Summer Program
Cape Assist will be sponsoring a
summer program at no cost for
children ages 5 to 9 who live in
Cape May County. The program
will run July 6th to August 15th from
9am to 12pm at the Cape Assist
Building, 3819 New Jersey Ave. in
Wildwood. The program will
include breakfast, movies, life
skills, cooking, crafts, games,
excursions and more. Call Jessica at
609-522-5960.
COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS
Accident - John Lang
Americanism - PER Gordon Jones
Army of Hope - Ed Garton
Audit & Accounting - Cynthia Pashley
Building Committee - Bob Schrock
By-Law Review - PER Jerry Boyle
Community Relations-Denise Magilton
Drug Prevention - George Greenland
Elks National Foundation-Kevin & Barbara
Flag Day - Tim Bishop
Burns
Golf - Betsy Hession
Government Relations – Barbara Boyle
Hoop Shoot - George Greenland
House – Joe Magilton
Indoctrination - Ned Jones
Lapsation - Bonnie O’Kane
Lodge Activities - Carol Clark
Membership - Tresa Allendorf
Memorial Day - Bill Mullen
Newsletter Editor – Kathleen Price
PER Association - PER Gordon Jones
Public Relations - Bill Cieslinski
Pull Tab - Jim Loftus & Bill Yoast
Raffles - JoAnn McDevitt
Scholarship - Tom Eisiminger
Special Children - Kass Fredericksdorf
State Convention - Lou Sottnick
National Service / Veterans – Edgar Garton
Visiting - Joyce Kowalski & Florence Mateo
Webmaster – Denise Magilton
Youth Activities - George Greenland
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Mon
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Wed
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Fathers Day
Fri
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Ladies Shuffleboard
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Music By Star
4pm to 8pm (patio)
Music By
Love Affair
4pm to 8pm (patio)
Ladies Shuffleboard
Sun
Music By
Joe & Josie
8pm to 12pm
Mixed Pinochle
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Thanks to your generous
support, the Bumble
Honeycomb fundraiser
was a huge success!
Thu
Fri
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Music By
Love Affair
4pm to 8pm
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Ladies Shuffleboard
Music By
Heart to Heart
8pm to 12pm
Mixed Pinochle
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Ladies Shuffleboard
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Music By Sal Masi
4pm to 8pm (patio)
Music By Sensation
4pm to 8pm (patio)
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Music By Star
8pm to 12pm
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Music By
Joe & Josie
8pm to 12pm
Mixed Pinochle
27
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Music By
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Mixed Pinochle
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30
LODGE MEETING
7PM
Music By Star
4pm to 8pm (patio)
Music By
Johnny Tocco
8pm to 12pm
Mixed Pinochle
20
Ladies Shuffleboard
Music By Fran Elliot
8pm to 12pm
16
LODGE MEETING
7PM
17
Music By Joy Ride
8pm to 12pm
Music By Hot Damn
4pm to 8pm (patio)
12
Music By Hot Damn
4pm to 8pm (patio)
Music By
Joe & Josie
4pm to 8pm (patio)
9
Independence Day
Music By
Wayne & Jamie
and the Aquanets
4pm to 8pm (patio)
Sat
2
Music By
Philly Cuzz
8pm to 12pm
3
Music By
Snap Dixon
8pm to 12pm
Notes:
Mixed Pinochle
~ July 2011 ~
Tue
Wed
Mon
Sat
25
LODGE MEETING
7PM
Music By
Joe & Josie
4pm to 8pm (patio)
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Congratulations to Jack Warren for being selected by
Lou Sottnick, ER, as the “Elk of the Month” for June
2011.
Many know Jack as one of our friendly bartenders.
He is a retired police officer and a valuable member of
the Community Relations Committee. Jack personally
helps distribute food for the needy during the holidays.
As you can tell from this great picture, he plays a
Leprechaun at all the Irish events. So convincing, some
say he really is a Leprechaun. Thank you Jack for
your hard work and dedication to the Elks!
We are proud to announce that Member Gerald
Boyle has been elected to the position of Tiler for
the New Jersey State Elks. Gerald will be a
valuable asset to the State Elks, as he certainly is
to the Greater Wildwood Elks. He is a person that
can always be relied upon, including by the
newsletter editor. Congratulations Gerald!