Middletown L odge 771 D ecember 2014 Bulletin

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The Holiday Season is upon us and everyone has busy schedules.
Thanks to all who helped in any way to make our Halloween Event so successful.
I hope that you were able to join us for one of our many November events:
Polish Night (thanks to Bob Jagoda and Vinnie King and their committee for a
great night), Veterans Dinner (thanks to Bill Currlin and his committee), Turkey
Raffle (thanks to the PER Association), Durham-Middlefield Night (thanks to
Jeff Siena and his committee) or the Thanksgiving Luncheon (thanks to Claudia
Ciccarello and her committee).
I look forward to being back on my feet and seeing you at the lodge for one or
more of our December events. These include Sunday Breakfast with a visit from
Santa, Hoop Shoot, our annual Memorial Service where we honor our absent members, Appreciation Night,
Adopt-A-Family and finally, New Years Eve.
Thank you to Seth Miller for filling in for me during my convalescence.
A happy and safe holiday season to all of you.
Bulletin
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks,
Middletown Lodge 771
44 Maynard Street, Middletown, CT 06457
860-346-9771
Fraternally,
Peter Cascini (kindness of Jo-Ann Siena)
The Bulletin Dudes ARE BACK!
Next Deadline December 12, 2015
Bulletin Email
[email protected]
Lodge Secretary: secretary771 @att.net
HOURS OF OPERATION
Monday 4pm—10pm
Tues—Thurs. 11AM – 11 PM
Friday 11AM – 12 AM
Saturday 12 PM – 1 AM
Sunday 12 PM – 10 PM
Middletown Lodge 771
December 2014 Bulletin
Non-Profit Org
Dear Members and Friends:
New Year Eve’s
Celebration
Ring In 2015!!!!
Crystal Ball Room
The BPOE 771 Hoop Shoot has been scheduled to
December 7th at 9am Bielfield School.
This will be followed by refreshments and trophies
at Bielfield.
This is a free event and all parents, grandparents,
children and grandchildren
are encouraged to attend.
The Sunday Breakfast for the month of
December is going to be BUFFET STYLE, in conjunction with The Sigleski Family
memorial breakfast being held
December 7th. 8:00AM To 11 AM
ALL FOR ONLY $6.00
ALSO— Santa will be at the Lodge to hear Children's
(and the young at hearts) Christmas wishes and handing out goodie bags to the
boys and girls. Bring your camera
***KIDS 11 and younger EAT FOR FREE***
Wednesday Dec 31st
Live music by the
“Players Club”
Surf and Turf Dinner
provided
$75 per person
$25 extra for open bar!
ELK APPRECIATION DAY is the lodge‘s way of saying THANK YOU for
all that our members do for the lodge and our community.
The House Committee will be hosting the Annual APPRECIATION DAY
on DECEMBER 19th
There will be two time frames that the Appreciation event will be held.
3:00 pm through 5:00 pm & 7:00pm through 9:00pm
During this time Food and bar will be available.
The Middletown Elks, in a partnership, with the
Middletown South Fire District is holding their
Annual Holiday Adopt-A-Family Drive
Dates to remember:
Saturday Dec 20th Delivery Night &
Volunteer Party Elks Crystal Ballroom
(Volunteers to meet at Fire House 4pm)
December 5th Cut O Date—December 20th Gi Delivery Lodge
Apprecia on Dinner
A collecti n box will be in the Lodge, Member
Dona ons of Money,
Gi Cards, non Perishable Food Items or Un-wrapped toys will be distributed to
Community families just before Christmas Please drop o any dona ons at the Lodge.
From the Secretary’s Desk:
Our end of year (March 31st) membership count was 925.
Our
current membership is 967.
We have 1 transfer demit for the February class.
Our delinquent count is down to 61 as of November 6th.
Thanks to all who have paid their dues.
Dues for 2014-15 are Regular Members $120.00 and Life Members $55.00
“In vain we call. They have passed into the light, which is beyond the
shadow of death. The places that know them
shall know them no more; but their virtues are
written upon the tablets of love and memory.
Louis V. Annino
The Elk’s Ritual service is a privilege
of all members.
To Our
Absent
Members
If you would like this Ritual service for your
deceased Elk family member, please notify your
Funeral Director or contact the Lodge to make
arrangements. 860-346-9771
Jo-Ann W. Siena
Lodge Secretary
MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION FOR DECEMBER BULLETIN:
Deadline for Applications: January 6 2015
Investigation: January 15
Balloting: January 20
Orientation: January 29
Initiation: February 3 (Old Timers Night)
Application names are now posted on the bulletin board at the lodge for
new members,
reinstatements, and transfer dimits and printed in bulletin if time permits.
The deadline for applications is to follow requirements that names be read
on the floor and posted prior to investigation.
Requests for Life Membership: If you are eligible for Life Membership,
why not submit your request now rather than waiting until the end of the
year so that your request can be processed in a timely fashion.
(requirements are printed elsewhere in the bulletin)
At Middlesex Hospital: Jack McCormack
At Middlesex Care and Rehab:
ER Peter Cascini
At Home: David Ehrhardt.
Paul Schukoske
Sausage Grinders
by Sal
Friday
December 5th
Starting 5pm
$6.00 per
―Get Um while
Reminder New
Sunday Hours
12 noon to
close
"In vain we call. They have passed into the light,
which is beyond the shadow of death. The places
that know them shall know them no more; but
their virtues are written upon the tablets of love
and memory."
Middletown Elks Memorial Service
Sunday December 7th, 5pm
Louis ’Gino’Annino
E. Robert Giardina
Gerald Binnington
Michael Kalinowski
Clarence Cameron
John Lombardo Jr.
Kenneth Chandler
Emanuel Pattavina
Francis Dionne
Eugene Reilly
Rodney Dixon
Carlton Ticehurst PER
All members are encouraged to attend this impressive ceremony.
Families will be notified in advance to honor their deceased
family members. Please join us to celebrate our fallen brothers
and sisters.
Having an event?
Call Kevin Michael Smith
Personalized Catering, LLC
Premier Caterer for the Middletown Elks #771
Wedding Receptions, Gourmet Dinner Parties,
Ice Carvings All Social Events
Kevin has you covered
E-mail [email protected]
CALL (860)604-6827 OR (860)349-0139
HELP WITH MAILING THE BULLETIN
NEEDED
We are seeking volunteers to help with the monthly
bulletin mailings.
This is a great way for new members to get
involved.
Please contact Jo-Ann Siena if you are interested.
Thank you.
LET FOLKS KNOW
WHAT OUR LODGE IS DOING
Calling On Lodge 771
Past Exalted Rulers!
Before you think of throwing out your
bulletin, Take your mailing label off and
donate it to your local doctors office,
library, auto repair shop, or anywhere
where people may wait, so that they to
can see the great things our lodge does.
***NEW TIME***
Join us on the first
Thursday of every Month
@7:30pm ,
After Thursday Night Dinner
ELKS CARE ELKS SHARE
TIP OF THE ANTLERS:
To All the Officers and House Committee members who came and helped with the Veterans Day Dinner,
To The Happy Chefs, Kathi Ackerman, Ken Maltese, Wendy Manemeit,
Jim Pagano, Allan Johanson and Kevin Smith for all of their help for Durham-Middlefield Night.
To Dan Miramant (PER) and David Greaves (PDDGER) for picking up the bulletin tasks.
To Seth Miller for filling in as Exalted Ruler while Peter was out for surgery.
To Daniel Miramant (PER) for playing role of ―El
roy: at Halloween Party
SPECIALTY ELKS MARKER PLATES:
Specialty Elks
marker plates are
available from
DMV for $134.00
but must be
submitted on a
special form
available from the
Secretary.
THE SICK AND VISITING COMMITTEE NEEDS
MEMBERS SUPPORT
The sick and visiting Committee is looking for your
assistance. If you know of a Member who may be sick,
in the hospital or has passed away please contact John
Collura or leave a message at the Lodge.
860-346– 9771
Also, Please consider making a small donation and or
help us defray cost by volunteering to deliver and visit
our ailing members.
Thank you
Are you Eligible for Life Membership??
The following are the requirements needed to be eligible for Life Time
Membership; You must have been a member for 30 years. Your last 10
consecutive years must be in Middletown Lodge 771. You must be 65
years of age or older
Life membership requests need to be read at a meeting, then
posted in the bulletin and voted. Requests can be mailed to lodge secretary
at P.O. Box 818, Middletown, CT 06457 or sent via email to
[email protected]
You need to send a letter to the Lodge Secretary requesting consideration for
Life membership is not automatic
Middletown Elks Lodge #771 Casino 2014
Bus Trips
IT’S LIKE GOING TO THE CASINO FOR
FREE!
Next Bus Trips:
December 11th– Mohegan Sun
Casino
NOTE– Please Call for Reservations—John Collura, PER
Home Phone 860-343-0574 - ELKS Lodge 860-346-9771
$25.00 Per Person Please make check payable to ―
Middletown Elks‖
Continental Breakfast is served before the bus departs Elks Lodge
8:00am *Payment is due 1 week prior*
Elks By-Law Revisions 2015
Lodge meetings will start at 7:15.
New member applications for
veterans with correct documentation
will be $15.00 rather that $50.00. Call
the lodge secretary if you have
questions.
HELP OUR LODGE INCREASE
MEMBERSHIP AND WIN A FREE ALL EXPENSE PAID TRIP!!
Did you know that as a member you have the chance at winning a paid trip to
the next Grand Lodge Convention including air fare and 4 nights of lodging
included?
Did you also know that you also have a chance at winning a 4 day / 3 night paid
vacation OR cruise for you and a traveling companion?
HOW do you ask? All you have to do is bring in either three (3) new members
or three (3) re-instatements.
For every three (3) new members or re-instatements that you bring into the
lodge, your name is automatically entered into the vacation contest through the
Grand Lodge.
The St. Luke’s VETS4VETS ™ Program
needs Veterans and Family Members of
Veterans as Volunteers
St. Luke’s Veteran & Eldercare Services of Middletown is recruiting veterans, and family members of veterans, who wish to volunteer by serving other veterans at risk or in need in Middlesex County. Many elderly and disabled veterans, both connected and not connected to the VA service system,
are in need of transportation assistance as well as neutral and basic information, referral and assistance with “navigating” programs, benefits and
services to which they are entitled to throughout both the veteran and aging
services networks in CT. At-risk elderly and disabled veterans may need
help in establishing key contacts for applications, program coordination and
at times legal advocacy. Sorting through multiple benefit and communitybased program applications, understanding the federal and state veteran
service systems, as well as understanding the variances between veterans’
health care, Medicare, Medicaid or other private insurance, can be a daunting or impossible task for a sick, frail or isolated veteran, as well for their
loved ones. St. Luke’s is looking for veterans and family members of veterans who would like to volunteer to assist in these capacities under the
VETS4VETS ™ banner. All of our volunteers are trained, certified and supported to assist veterans with sorting and understanding these matters, free
-of-charge, to diminish their risk of isolation and/or unnecessary institutionalization. Volunteer trainings are currently being scheduled for late summer
& fall and so dates will soon be posted on www.stlukeshome.org
We need volunteers for any of the following VETS4VETS ™ programs in
Middlesex County…
Medical Transportation – Provide non urgent transportation in St. Luke’s
vehicles;
Navigators – Information & Referral/CHOICES & Veterans benefits counseling;
VESPER ™ – Telephone reassurance for isolated and/or lonely veterans;
HAVE A BIRTHDAY THIS MONTH?
COME CELEBRATE WITH US.
WHEN: FORTH SUNDAY OF EVERY MONTH*
WHERE: ELKS LOUNGE
TIME: 4PM - BRING A FAVORITE DISH TO SHARE
WE‘LL HAVE A BLAST.
*Date subject to change if interferes with another function
The Community Follows the Patriot ™ – Outreach to homeless veterans.
For more information about our programs and the volunteer vetting process, please contact Eric Rodko, MSW, Acting Executive Director, at (860)
999-1682 or
[email protected] or Cassandra Aronson, BSW, Volunteer Programs
Coordinator at (860)999-1683 or [email protected]
Dec 4th– Veal Stew or Penne ala vodka
Dec 11th– Baked Lasagna or Roast Pork
Dec 18th– Buffet
Chef Kevin Smith’s— Saturday Night Grand Buffet Menu
All YOU CAN EAT 5pm-8pm
$18 Adult $10 Child (10 and under)
Reservations Suggested
Dec 6th– Prime Rib and Stuffed Filet of Sole
Dec 13th– Prime Rib and Chicken Roulard
Dec 20th– Prime Rib and Sword Fish Kabob
Dec 27th– Prime Rib and Shrimp Scampi
Grand Buffet includes Carving Station, Salad Bar, Hot Sides, Ice Cream Bar & Coffee
Middletown Elks Lodge 771
December Events 2014
Sun
Mon
1
7
Sunday
Breakfast
w/Santa
Buffet
8am-11am
Memorial
Service 5pm
Hoop Shoot
9am
8
Home Corp
Meeting
7:00PM
Tue
2
Trustees
Meeting
6:30PM
Lodge
Meeting
7:15PM
9
House
Committee
7:00PM
Wed
3
Thu
Fri
4
Sat
5
6
12
13
Sausage
Grinders w/
Sal 5pm
PER
Meeting
10
11
Mohegan
Sun Casino
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
Meetings this Month
Lodge Meetings: Dec 2nd
7:15pm No Lodge Meeting on
Dec 16th
Trustee Meetings: Dec 2nd &
Dec 16th. 6:30pm
House Committee :Dec 9th &
23rd. 7:00pm
Home Corp; Dec 8th 7:00pm
PER Meetings Dec 4th
following dinner
Trustees
Meeting
6:30PM
NO Lodge
Meeting
House
Committee
7:00PM
30
Closing at
6pm
Member
Appreciation
Christmas
Adopt A
Family
Delivery
3pm
Dinner to
Follow
CLOSED
31
New Year’s
Eve Party
Events at the Lodge
This Month
Dec 5th Sausage Grinders w/Sal
5pm
Dec 7th Breakfast w/Santa
Dec 7th Memorial Service 5pm
Dec 7th Hoop Shoot 9am
Dec 11th Mohegan Sun Casino
Dec 19th Member Appreciation
Dinner
Dec 20th Adopt A Family Drive
Dec 31st New Years Eve Party
Future Lodge Events;
Save the Date
Jan 31st Honors Night
Feb 3rd Old Timers Night
(Initiation)
Feb 28th Portland Night
March 14th Irish Night
Respectfully submitted by:
Lecturing Knight Allan Johanson
PORTLAND NIGHT 2015
February 28, 2015 • Elk’s Lodge #771 • Crystal Ballroom
Tickets will be available in January at the bar or through the Committee.
****$50.00 per person****
Dinner • Open Bar • Music
Watch for additional details in the January bulletin.
The Portland Night Committee: Bill & Kathi Ackerman, Skip Wagner, Tom & Leslee Gilbert
01
Krol, Frank
15
Piantek, John
Siena, Jo-Ann W
Thank You
To the many groups, organizations, local
companies, individuals and of course OUR
members for making the
Safe Kids Halloween
another spooktacular event.
A & S Electrical Services, Inc
Kathi & Bill Ackerman
Lee Capozzo Auto Service
Patricia Carta DMD
Cascini Designs
Pierino Cascini
Bob & Kathy Chadd
Carole Garafalo
Cypress Grill Inc
East Main Street Fish and Chips
Home Team Supply
JC Farms
Jukonski Truck Services LLC
Nadine Cascini-LaRosa
Ken Maltese
Middletown Emblem Club #452
The Millard Group
Rick Nicholson
Middletown Nissan
Liberty Bank
Lino‘s Market
Annabelle Malone
Maria Cascini-Orr
Mia Bridal
Middlesex United Way Inc
Middletown Toyota
New Image LLC
Bill & Lisa O‘Connor
Our Place Restaurant
Mike & Jo-Ann Siena
Chef Kevin Smith Catering
Merti Terry
Cascini Insurance & Financial Services
―
Elroy‖ Drug Awareness Mascot
―
Rocky‖ Rock Cats Mascot
02
16
Muzik, Joseph A
Nichols, Charles B
Wheeler, Kenneth J
Toczko, Craig
Chaplin, Paul B
17
Calamaro, Kathrine
Kissinger, Stephen J
Carta, Richard F
Kuskey, Robert
Malone, Annabelle
18
Jukonski Jr, Richard W
Lagana, Beni
Kobylack, Tony
Legge, Joseph
Romano, Richard J
O'Connor, William
19
Breen, James F
Schukoske, Paul L
Muraca, Michael
Siecienski, Edmund I
Rau, John I
Silvestri, Henry
04
Oulundsen, Donald C
05
Albino, Judith F
20
Carlone, Christopher J
Skubel, Michael
21
Fernandes, John
Anderson, Laura
Pagano, James
De Paolo, Dan
Parmelee, Craig A
McKenna, William N
Spencer, Thomas A
Nelson, James P
06
Wickham, Karen P
Skomro, Ken
Prokop, James
03
Filanda Jr, Peter J
22
Faraci, Robert S
Nettis, Patsy P
Miramant, Jennifer
Shukis, Robert G
Schiro, Philip C
Adams, Kathryn
23
Bartolotta, Guy J
Spagnoletti, Mark
Thompson, John Patrick
Dowling, James R
24
Jackson, Cyril C
Lapadula Jr, George
25
Lassen, Earl F
Rubendunst, Karl E
Mancarella, Joe F
Murphy, James W
26
Curley, James M
07
Lombardi Jr, Charles
Drew, Daniel
08
Banic, Carl V
Rogalsky, Michael A
10
Corona, Marshall B
Saraceno, Salvatore
Froggatt, Wilford A
11
27
Jurek, David
Catalano, Benito
Schuler, Carl F
28
13
Caminito, Sebastiano
29
Aresco, Louis C
Haynes, Edwin G
Ireton, Brandon
Ruder, Ted
Scirpo, Joseph
Baldyga, Walter M
Whitehead Jr, Raymond
Graham, Ricky
30
Miller, Barbara G
Widlansky, Richard
14
Hatje, Scott J
Scionti, Richard B
Ward Sr, Relford M
12
Diberardino, David P
Lisitano, Fred
Meehl Sr, David C
Kuhn, Edward
31
Lombardo, Giuseppe
Schiro, Carmine
Smith, Thomas R
Are you not getting the Lodge Bulletin via
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Thanks to Kathy Chadd for assembling the Gift Basket
Many folks have asked to be placed on the e-mail
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have been getting error messages regarding
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If you have given us your e-mail , yet have not received the lodge
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THANKS—The Bulletin Team
SOCCER SHOOT
UPDATE
On Sunday October 19th, the CT
State Elks Soccer Shoot finals were
held at Sportworld in East Windsor
with 56 contestants competing for 8
spots to represent Connecticut in the Area1 final to be held in Augusta,
Maine November 8th.
We had two young men represent our Lodge, Luke Takacs and Ryan
Mountain. Both of them placed fourth in their respective divisions. Ryan is
a two time Central District Champion. Once again, I would like to extend a
―
Thank You‖, to our Exalted Ruler Peter, District Chairman, George
Gilhuly, my wife Donna, and all the volunteers who help make this program
one of the strongest in the State. Our Lodge is well
respected, and well represented throughout the State thanks to your efforts.
Fraternally,
Warren Reino.
Soccer Shoot Chairman
Bill & Kathi PER Ackerman
Lloyd Thomas Ackert
George E. Anderson Jr
Louis V. Annino
Lou & Sharon Aresco
Francis E. Behrens Jr.
Warren & Jaclyn Breece
Jerry Binnington
Jim & Enza Bombaci
Al & Deb Bozzi
Victoria Brady
Sal & Lucy Branciforte
Warren & Jaclyn Breece
George R. Brown Jr.
Eva & Chuck Bunnell
Clarie Cameron
Nancy Keithan Casey
Ron & Johanne Cecchini
Nick & Kerry Chaconis
Kathy & Bob Chadd PER
Claudia Ciccarello
Robert E. Coleman Jr.
John Collura PER-3
Bill & Betty Corvo
Bill & Nancy Currlin
Gerry & Diane Daley
Glenn Davis
Bob & Ruth DelPrado
Angela DiGiro
Salvatore DiMauro
T.E. Dorsee
Carl & Cindy Dreaher
Ed Dzialo
Bob Eckert PER
Drew Engelhardt
Ken & Kathy Eyles
Frank & Joanne Fazzino
The Flynn Family
Attorney Carl P. Fortuna
Allen Fritts
Tom & Gert Gagnon
John & Diane Gilbert
John Goglia PER
Steven Gould-Alaska
Fran & Lori Grace
Bob Hanna
Jeff & Joan Harvey
Dick & Rita Hassett
Michael & Linda Hassett
Scott, Billie Jo & Emilie Hatje
Arthur Heppenstall
Mary K. Herel
Clint & Kathie Hurlbut
Cyril & Jean Jackson
Allan Johanson
Pete & Lauren Johnson
Dick & Ellie Kelsey
Vinnie King
Mike Koba
Chris Kobylenski
Nancy & Bob Kuskey
Joe & Peggy Labbadia
Ed & Jan Lacaillade
C. James Landell
Royal E. ‗Buzz‘ Larson II
Ray & Georgie Leone PER & PSP#452
Donald J. Lombardo
Rich & Cathy MacEachern
Pam Magnoli
Annabelle Malone
Ken & Janet Maltese PER
JR Marino
Salvatore & Nancy Marino
Greg & Linda Masztal
Clare Matasavage
Captain Wayne McAllister
Sunset Drifter Charters
Dean & Connie McCoy
Larry McHugh
Teresa McLaughlin
Lorraine Meeker
Mr & Mrs Vincent Michalski
Pat & Mary Lou Milardo
Daniel PER & Diane Miramant
Vincent Misenti
Peter & Tina Murphy
Dennis & Mary Ellen Murray
James Nelson
Joe Nesteriak
Richard Nicholson
Jim O‘Connell
William J O‘Connor
John W. PER & Diane Otterbein
Gary Ouellette
The Pagano Family
Craig Parmalee
Bill & Carol Petras
Lou & Liz & Ray Picaut
John A. Pomfret
Richard A. Poole
Marcy Poppel
PER Leon & Flora Price
David & Kathy Jo Raczka
Warren Reed
Warren PER & Donna Reino
Michael & Nancy Rogalsky
Paul A. Rogozinski Sr.
Joe & Ellie Romboli
Carol & Bob Russo
MXS-Mario Saraceno
Fred & Shari Schaffer
Ed Schilke Jr.
John & Marge Schufer
Allan Schumann Sr.
Joe & Marie Serra
Tom & Maryann Serra
Jeff PER & Elain Siena
Mike & Jo-Ann Siena
Walter Smiegel
PER Ed & PP452 Carrie Socha
Joe & Jill PER St. Onge
EJ & Karen Stachura
Charles & Helen Steinhilper
Scottie 2 Hottie
Jeff & Carlene Strang
Dick & Kathy Zions
REGULAR:
Judy Albino
Carl V. Banic
Salvatore L. Barone
Ange Bartolotta
Edward Bednarz Jr.
Campy & Helen Campisi
Joe & Sandy Cannata
Ron & Roz PP452 Cannata
Fred & Lucille Carpentino
Pierino ‗Peter‘ Cascini ER
Frank Cooley
Augie DeFrance
Jim Downey
Tony & Lina Fazzino
Nick & Gail Giardina
Manny Giofriddo
Richard Goff
Ron & Jean Hodge
Frank Iudiciani
Joseph Kalisz
Hank Koritkoski
Harry Letourneau Jr.
Charles & Marie Lombardi Sr
Ted Lorenc
Theresa McLaughlin
Middletown Emblem Club #452
Joe Muzik
Ed & Judy Nocera
Dr. Lisa & William O‘Connor
Joel & Betty Pear
Chris Peterson
Edward Ramcke
Scott & Louise Romano
John Salafia
Lodge Officers 2014-2015
Exalted Ruler
Pierino Peter Cascini
Leading Knight
Seth Miller
Loyal Knight
Mike Ruimerman,PER
Lecturing Knight
Allan Johanson
Secretary
Jo-Ann Siena
Treasurer
Michael Siena
Esquire
John Collura PER
Chaplin
William Currlin
Inner Guard
Glenn Davis
Richard MacEachern
Tiler
Board of Trustees
Edward Tulinski, PER,
Kathleen Ackerman, PER
Daniel Miramant, PER,
Salvatore Spatola, PER
Robert Chadd, PER
Joseph ‗Whitey‘ Scandura
Robert & Marie Scandura
John & Marge Schufer
Edward C. Smythe
Charlie Souza
Neil Talmont
Egino Varricchio
Joe & Ginny Virgadula
Norm ‗Skip‘ & Ann Thompson
Tighe
Joseph Tine III
Guy & Teresa Tommasi
Richie & Moe Tosto
PER Ed & Dee Tulinski
Chuck Vannoy
Dave & Shari Visconti Sr.
Lynn & Ken Wheeler
Stanford & Diana White
Missy & Jerry Winzer PER
William ‗Bill‘ Wrang PER
Bill & Kathy Young
John Zupan
SILVER:
Les & Margaret Adams Jr.
Walt Baldyga
Bob Barone
Mickey ‗Mr. B‘ Bruzik
John & Dolores Calcagni
Lee & Barbara Cofrancesco
Raymond J. Colletta
Bob Cznarecki
Harold Dooley
Annette Amato Grockowski
Gary F. Grockowski
Joe Guida
Bob Heizman
Jim & Judy Henderson
Bill & Barbara Hunt
Mickey & Lori Hunt
Art Kohs
Perry & Marion Kollias
Jim & Patti Loewenthal
Joe & Marilyn Mancarella
Jack & Ann McCormack
Tony Negralle
Fred & Irene Paladino
Dave Pierson
Ted & Kathy Samolik
Edward C. Short
John Seagrave
Edward C. Short
James & Annette Silverman
Richard Smith
John & Adele Turro
Commi ee Chairs
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If you have an interest in running a committee,
and or being part of a committee, please contact
anyone of the following;
House Committee: Robert Jagoda, PER
Home Corp.: Bill Currlin
Breakfast: John Whalen
Drug Awareness: Barbara Miller
Event Coordinator: Chef Kevin Smith
National Veterans: Bill Currlin & Peter Cascini,ER
Visiting Committee: John Collura, PER.
Allan Johanson
Investigation: Ken Maltese, PER
Youth Activities: Christen Bertz/Teresa Dawiczyk
Cruise Night: Sal Spatola, PER- Robert Chadd, PER &
Seth Miller
Golf Tournament: Ray Roberts, PER
Honor’s Night: PER Committee
Scholarship: David Pierson
Irish Night: Gerry Daley
Membership & Lapsation: Jo-Ann Siena
Durham Fair: Bill O‘Connor, Mike Siena,
Jeff Siena, PER
Soccer Shoot: Warren Reino, PER
Hoop Shoot: Art Kohs
Audit & Accounting: Gerry Daley, Christine Carta,
Bonnie Weller
Patio Committee: Daniel Miramant, PER,
Nancy Currlin, Wendy Manemeit
Portland Night: Bill & Kathi, PER Ackerman,
Skip Wagner
Middlefield/Durham Night: Jeff Siena, PER
Public Relations: Jill St.Onge, PER
Adopt-A-Family: Daniel Miramant, PER, Rob Siena
ENF: David Greaves, PDDGER
Bulletin: The Bulletin Dudes AKA:David Greaves
PDDGER, Daniel Miramant PER, Again!
SEEKING VOLUNTEERS FOR BULLETIN