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Hawaiian Luau
August 17, 2013
2:00-10:00 P.M.
Buffet Available from 4:30-7:00 P.M.
Slow Roasted Island Pork
Jerk Chicken
Crispy Asian Crunch Salad
Marinated Red Potato Salad
Macaroni Salad
Fresh Fruit
Assorted Rolls
Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream
Bar Opens at 2:00 P.M.
Specialty Drinks
3:00-4:00 Bahama Bob and Steel Drums
4:00-4:30 Hawaiian Hula Dancers
4:30-5:30 Bahama Bob and Steel Drums
5:30-7:00 P.M. Hawaiian Music
7:00 Best Dressed Hawaiian Contest
MORE ACTIVITIES TO BE ANNOUNCED
7:00 Outside Fire Pit
7:00- 9:00 Bahama Bob and Steel Drums
ALL PRESENT MUST HAVE A TICKET
$30.00 Adult
$15.00 Children 6-12; 5 and under free
AFTER AUGUST 12 AND AT THE DOOR-$35.00
For Reservations:
DIANNE REDSTEN
5302 Queensbridge Rd
Madison, Wisconsin 53714
608-221-3225
The first 100 paid reservations will be entered in a drawing.
Reserved seating will be inside and open seating outside.
Get your group together and reserve your spot today.
This is the Lodge Major Fundraiser for the year. Please mark it on your calendar!
If you cannot attend the Luau, please consider a donation to this event.
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410 Elkliner
Vol. July 2013 Issue No. 4
Published monthly by
Madison Elks Lodge No. 410, Inc.
711 Jenifer Street - Madison, WI 53703
Phone 608-255-1644
E-mail Address: [email protected]
http://MadisonElksLodge.com
Exalted Ruler ............................ Steve Sasso
Leading Knight ........................ James Shunk
Loyal Knight .......................... Richard Olson
Lecturing Knight ....................Dave Johnson
Secretary .................................. Sherie Sasso
Treasurer .............................. Lorelei Zantow
Esquire ............................................... Vacant
Chaplain .....................................Dale Kripps
Tiler ................................................Don Cole
Organist ................................ Lois Hoornstra
Visiting Chaplain .............. Beverly Schwartz
Inner Guard ........................... Fritz Carstens
TRUSTEES
1 Year ……………………….. ..Steve Gilfoy
2 Year ………………………….Marian Pirkl
3 Year …………………...…...June Bokovitz
4 Year ………..….……..…Laurine Carstens
5 Year ………………...………...Tom Colby
P.E.R. Association - Madison, WI
Officers
Chairman ................................... David Crary
Vice Chairman .......................... Jim Mueller
Secretary-Treasurer ...........Wanda Kalhagen
ACTIVE MEMBERS: J.C. Boll, Don
Mitchell, Norman J. Salt, William H.
Aspinwall, Kevin Pohlkamp, James Mueller,
Chuck Hoornstra, Ken Kalhagen, David
Crary, Wanda Kalhagen, Bernie Reinfeldt,
Kristi Barbian
Ladies Auxiliary Officers
President .......................... Donna Ellis
Vice President ............... Delores Miller
Treasurer ......................... Marian Pirkl
Secretary .................Margaret Metcalfe
Chaplain ...................... Beverley Pieper
Past President.............. Phyllis Pickarts
Board Member ............... Gloria Simley
Board Member ....Delores Hendrickson
Board Member ................ Carol Rohde
Board Member ............ Beverley Pieper
Lodge Office Hours
Office Manager Mary Bach is in the
office Tuesdays & Thursdays from 9-3,
and Friday mornings 9-noon. Lodge
Secretary Sherie Sasso is in the office
Wednesdays 9-3.
For immediate
attention, you may call Sherie on her cell
phone: 608-444-1948.
IN MEMORIAM
Living or dead, an Elk is never forgotten,
never forsaken. Morning and noon may
pass him by, the light of day sink heedlessly in the west, but ere the shadows of
midnight shall fall, the chimes of memory
will be pealing forth the friendly message,
“To Our Absent Members.”
To All Madison Elks Members:
Please call the Elks Office (2551644) or Bev Schwartz (241-0298)
when one of our Elk members goes
into the hospital, nursing home, or is
at home recuperating from an illness.
We can then send a get well card and
let them know they are remembered.
ELKLINER PUBLICATION
GORDON VOIT
Life Member
Born 10/25/26
Initiated 5/24/72
Passed 6/14/13
Editor - Sherie Sasso
Photographer—John Lorimer
Cover—Kristi Barbian
Submit copy to the Elks Office by
the 10th of the month preceding
the month of publication or email
articles to: [email protected] or
[email protected]
ELKS PHOTOS
John Lorimer, Lodge Photographer, takes pictures at most Lodge
functions. If you are interested in
seeing the pictures, you may preview them at the following website:
http://tinyurl.com/a58f8a3
Password is madison410
HALL RENTAL
If you wish to use the Lodge for any
type of meeting, party or special occasion, please contact
Julie Clerkin at 255-1644 after
4:00PM Tuesday thru Saturday
P.E.R.s
will not meet
in July and August
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Exalted Ruler’s Message
Welcome to July! I hope you’re planning to attend the cook-out on July 4 and take
advantage of our outstanding lakefront view of the Monona fireworks.
I’d like to thank everybody who donated to or worked towards the acquisition of the new
round tables. When the lower level is set up for weddings or other functions, it really
looks great.
I would like to spend a little time talking about committees within the Lodge. We have several
committees that are very important that are understaffed. Last month I recommended to all committee
chairs that meetings would begin after 6:00 pm to allow members to participate after work. So please
call the Elks office between 9:30 am and 2:30 pm Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday and volunteer
for a committee. I realize that not everyone has the time to spend away from our jobs and families.
However, the good work of the Elks requires the efforts of as many members as we can get.
Our Lodge committees are: Americanism, Auditing & Accounting, Building & Grounds, Community
Activities, Drug Awareness, Elks National Foundation, Entertainment, House Committee,
Indoctrination, Investigation, Lapsation, Lodge Activities (Breakfast with Santa, Spaghetti Dinner,
Golf), Madison Elks Charities, Membership, Memorial Service, Newsletter, Patriotic Activities (Flag
Day, Memorial Day), Public Relations, State Major Project, Veterans Service, Youth Activities
Programs (Dictionary Project, U.S. Constitution, Scholarship, Boy Scouts, Hoop Shoot).
Now, as just about every month, I remind you to sponsor new members. We have a great facility and
it keeps getting better, thanks to all of you. I also encourage all of you to make note of upcoming
activities at the Lodge and attend as many as you are able.
Elks Care- Elks Share
In Elkdom,
Steve
New Concept
Meticulous Cleaning
Always Brighter—Clearly the Best
Scott Johnston
(608)-221-0116
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Window Cleaning - High Pressure Washing - Free Estimates
Insured
Bonded
Established Since 1988
4713 Femrite Dr.
Madison, WI 53716
Meet Chef Phil!
July Dining Specials
Hello! My name is Phil Loder. I was born
and raised in Madison. At the age of 12, I
started working at Smokey’s Supper Club
on University Avenue (the original
Smokey’s for the minimum wage of $1 per
hour, which was quite a bit of money for a
12-year-old those days!
Tuesday
At 15 I worked at the Pancake House in
Hilldale, where I learned how to cook short
order and dinner cuisine.
At age 17, I enlisted in the Air Force and
trained as an aircraft maintenance mechanic. After training, I was stationed in the
upper peninsula with Strategic Air Command. Did a tour in Southeast Asia assigned to a rescue unit in Northern Thailand.
Came home and attended the U.W. and
MATC on the GI Bill. Was an over-theroad truck driver for a few years.
I realized that I really missed being in the
food and beverage business and wanted to
open and own a bar and restaurant. I
moved to Milwaukee and opened a small
bar and grill. Wanting to travel and see
new things, I moved to Kansas City and
started working in the hotel industry where
I received chef training from a Master Chef
who wrote my chef certification papers.
For the last 25-30 years, I have had positions as Executive Chef, Food and Beverage Director, Restaurant Owner, Cafeteria
Director, Bar Manager, and Restaurant
Manager.
And for the last few years, I have enjoyed
serving as your Head Chef and Kitchen
Manager!
Closed for Lunches
PUB Night 5:00 to 8:00
Wednesday
Open for Lunch 11:30 to 2:00
Chicken Cordon Bleu Sandwich w/ Fruit
Ham or Turkey Rueben with Fries
Ask your Server About Other Specials
Open for Dinner: 4:30 to 8:00 or 9:00
Rib Night!
1/2 Rack Ribs, Baked Potato, Salad
Ask Your Server About Other Great Specials
$7.95
$6.95
$10.95
Thursday
Closed for Lunches
Open for Dinner: 4:00 to 8:00 or 9:00
10oz. Prime Rib
14oz. Prime Rib
Fried Chicken Dinner, choice of potato,
soup or salad
$17.95
$19.95
$9.95
Friday
Open for Lunch 11:00 to 2:00
Two Piece Cod Basket w/ fries, cole slaw, rolls
Check Menu Board for Specials
Open for Dinner: 4:30 to 9:00
Friday Fish Fry
Catch of the Day
$7.95
Saturday
Closed for Lunches
Open for Dinner: 4:30 to 9:00
Bacon Wrapped Filet
10oz. Prime Rib
14oz. Prime Rib
Fettucini Alfredo with Chicken
$19.95
$17.95
$19.95
$13.95
Phil
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2nd Annual
Craft Beer Night at The Lodge
Thursday, July 25, 2013 6:00 – 7:30 pm
Are you curious about expanding your tastes beyond macro brewery light beers and
lagers?
Have you ever wanted to try a different type of craft brewed beer, but didn’t want to
buy a whole 6 pack?
Then come join us at the Lodge and learn how different styles of craft beer taste,
how the beer is made, and what types of food they pair well with.
For a nominal $10 fee, we plan on tasting and discussing 5 different styles of craft
beers along with some munchies. This is a great opportunity to meet different Lodge
members, enjoy good beer, and have some fun!
Please call for reservations:
Dan Speerschneider @ 608-271-4168
Ted Heiser @ 608-849-5593
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Fourth of July Cook-Out!!!
The bar will open at 3:00 on July 4 and Chef Phil and his staff will start
serving food at 4:00. Cost will be $12; 10 and under $6; under 4, free. Phil
will be serving brats, hot dogs, and another kind of sandwich, along with
baked beans, salads and a dessert. Our friend and fellow Elk, Chuck
Deadman, is donating Chocolate Shoppe ice cream, too!
So bring the whole family and plan to stay around to watch the Monona fireworks from
the lakefront — it’s a great place to watch without the crowds!
Phil will serve his prime rib dinner on Wednesday night, July 3, for those of you who
would miss having it on Thursday night!
THE POOL/CARD ROOM IS OPEN!!!
Come on in and check it out!!! Bring your friends!
Honest, Experienced, Trusted, Knowledgeable
STEVE SEELIGER
REALTOR®, CRS, GRI
Call me for a free
MARKET ANALYSIS
and help staging your home!
[email protected]
608-443-4826 or 608-222-4473
2980 Arapho Dr. * Madison, WI 53719
1 - Lyle Good, Donald
Olson, Gary Venden
2 - Floyd Kleppe, Jack
Schrandt, Marc Winer
3 - Margaret Vitense
4 - Henry Simon, SamStassi
5 - Peter Dottl, Mary Klein,
John Stransky
6 - Phillip Vorlander
7 - Ed Downs, Greg
Raemisch, Linwood
Thomas
8 - Jerry Majerus
9 - Jerry Borseth, Dennis
Fedele, Darrell Foss,
Mark MacKesey,
Richard McCann
10 - Gene Williams
11 - Matthew Costello,
Randy Thompson, Doug
Trumbower
July
Happy
Birthday
12 - Robert Lineweber, Marvin
Prue
13 - C. Stanley Grimstad,
Pauline Krebs
14 - Dennis Midthun
15 - Richard Kelly, Robert
Murray
16 - Robert Kok, James
Schuessler, Allan Wegner
17 - Lynn Baltz, Steven
Borquist, Jeanne
Demergian, Norman
Kuehni, William Meyer,
John Smerlinski
18 - David Gotzion, Amy Peck
19 - James Bradley, Wilbur
Davis, Jr. , Norman Flynn,
Benn Woodstock
20 - Robert Gorsuch, Harold
Olson
21 - Cheryl Halverson, Jane
McDermott, Jim Silver,
23 - Charles Linder, Michael
McManamy, Sylvester
Peterson
24 - Raymond Bates
25 - Stephen Bennett, George
Gilkey, Carl Reuter,
Stephen Root, Dennis Smith
26 - Donald Annen, David
LaHaye, Thomas Schmidt
27—Peter Clark, Judith
Courtney
28 - Dennis Bertz, Gary Hahn
29 - Eugene Neerland, Dan
Speerschneider
30 - Dea Deweese
31 - Charles Kruse
APPLICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP
The following applications have been received for membership in Madison Elks 410. Members knowing of reasons why any of
these candidates should not become a member of this Lodge are bound by Grand Lodge Statutes to notify Dan Turk, 345-9743
or Lodge Secretary, Sherie Sasso, 255-1644.
CANDIDATE
David Anderson
Glen Hermanson
Eric Salisbury
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OCCUPATION
Retired
Engineer, Natus Medical
Managing Senior Director
of Development-UW Foundation
SPONSOR
Bob Rounds
Donald Johnson
James Schuessler
A HUGE THANK YOU TO ALL WHO DONATED TOWARD THE
ROUND TABLES FOR THE LOWER LEVEL:
Dan & Sharon Speerschneider, Roger & Carol Rohde, Dianne Redsten & Walt Sauer, Steve &
Sherie Sasso, Don & Shirley Shillinglaw, Tom & Louanne Colby, Fritz & Laurene Carstens,
Darrell Fleming, Dick & Linda Olson, Ken & Wanda Kalhagen, Fred & Marilyn Kinney, Charles
& Nancy Deadman, Sr., Charles Deadman, Jr., Don & Penny Tjugum, Dean Hewitt & Delores
Minor, Leon & Margaret Marty, Sr., Richard & Nancy Kelly, Doug & Ann Bailey, Mark & Ev
Cain, Kristi & Paul Barbian, Dick & Helen Falch, Dick & Catherine Murray, Bruce & Cheryl
Halverson, Edward & Deedee Wojtal, Eugene & Mary Murphy, John & Nancy Spaeni, Helen
Richter, Virgil & Gloria Simley, Marcia MacKenzie & Jerry Borseth, Carey & Charlene Karabis,
Donald Johnson, Tom & Cheryl Maenner, Steve & Pat Gilfoy, Dick & Marian Pirkl, Harold &
Arlene Meyer, Donna Hellenbrand, Herb & Sue Hanson, Richard & Mary Steinmann, Steve
Morton, Donald & Dee Alford, Steve & Deb Seeliger, Shirley Miller, Ruth Hinch
They look amazing and brides love ‘em!
AND NOW ON TO THE NEXT
FUNDRAIseR…..THe DICTIONARY
PROJECT!!
ER Steve has called all the schools in the area to ask how many third graders they
will have in the fall. The number? 1,528! That’s 32 boxes of dictionaries! Each
box costs $48. PER Kristi Barbian will be ordering the dictionaries from the Grand
Lodge in the next few weeks so they arrive in time for the start of the school year in
September.
So far we have donations from: Shirley Miller, Steve & Sherie Sasso, Donald &
Barbara Swinton, Fred Kinney, Don Shillinglaw, Dan & Jean Turk.
Please buy a box if you are able!!
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK
YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK
Multi-Generation Talent Show!
Does this sound like something you would like to do? Please contact Entertainment Chair, Dianne
Redsten (221-3225) if you think we should pursue this idea. The temporary plan would be to do
this in October. It would be very little practice time but a lot of fun. Families with children from
age 1-100 can participate. Contact your family and friends and let Dianne know soon if we should
go ahead with this plan. This idea has been mentioned to the Entertainment Committee by several
members, but we want to be sure we will have the support of our members before we go forward.
Thanks for your input!!!
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LADIES AUXILIARY OF MADISON ELKS #410
Menu
Ladies
Auxiliary
President
Donna
Ellis
Cranberry Chicken with
Rice Pilaf, Vegetable, Tossed Salad,
Carrot Cake
Cost: $11.00 (includes tax & tip)
(Exact change is appreciated)
Cocktails@ 5:00 PM
Dinner @ 6:00PM
The Tuesday, July 9 meeting
will be the start of a new year for
our Auxiliary. We thank our
members for their continued support and look forward to another
interesting year.
Thanks to Vicki Alberti, Nan Bois
and Mary Wiegel for serving on
the Auxiliary Board the past three
years.
Dinner Reservations—If you did
not sign up at our June meeting,
please call one of the Hostess
Chairs, by noon, Monday, July
8.
Get Well wishes are extended to
Shirley Wallace. If you know of a
member that is ill, please call our
Sunshine Chairman, Mary Klein,
244-8797 and give her the information.
Ann Bailey 222-9488
Mary Duerst 846-7747
Wanted - Suggestions for entertainment for our Auxiliary meetings. If you know of a program
Also, if you make a reservation
that would be enjoyable for our
and need to cancel, please call one
ladies, please call President Donna
of the hostess chairs before noon
Ellis, 241-0586.
on Monday, July 8. If you do not
cancel you will be charged.
Program—to be announced.
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We extend our sympathy
to the families of Virginia
Colvin, Kathy Schiro and
Ruth Trameri. We have
made a donation to our
miscellaneous charities in
their name.
HAPPY JULY
BIRTHDAY WISHES TO:
3— Margaret Vitense
5— Mary Klein
7— Bev Saelens
10—Doris Caruso
14—Donna Hasz, Betty Valley
15—Betty Johnson, Marilyn
Rindy
21—Catherine Doll, Delores
Miller
22—Constance Ludlum
23—Lois Sime
Ladies of Elks #410 Euchre
Wednesday, July 3
Lunch on your own.
Cards from
1:00-3:00 P.M.
Donna Ellis 608-241-0586
If possible, please call so we
know how many will be playing.
TUESDAY NIGHT EUCHRE
Tuesday July 2 @ 6:00 pm.
&
Tuesday July 16 @ 6:00 pm.
The Euchre group meets on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays and start playing
at 6:00PM. It costs $3 for each person playing. You may come as a
single or a couple and you may bring your friends. Many of the group
begin their evening sharing hamburgers, drinks and other specials of
Pub night.
Ken Vanden Wymelenberg is the or ganizer .
Come to the Lodge and check out this fun group.
Thank you to the Duck Committee
For its donation of $1,000 toward the repair of the
oven that cooks our delicious prime rib roasts.
These special ovens are very expensive to
maintain, and we thank the Duck Committee for
its contribution.
Ladies Cards
Wednesday, July 17
Social Hour 11:00 AM
Lunch 12:00 noon
Menu
Hot Ham & Cheese
Sandwich w/ Fries
Lettuce Salad
Ice Cream with
Chocolate Sauce
Originally named because of the manner in which
they raised funds, this Committee is limited to 26
members. The Duck Committee raises money to
help the Lodge with expenses like this by selling
pull tabs on Friday nights. When you see them
outside the bar, buy a few and play along!
These men and women also provide a ready
workforce to assist in various Lodge activities.
Cost $10.00
Reservations must be made by
July 15
Hostesses are
JoAnne Schadek—246-2254
Jean Hill—301-9879
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Saturday August 10 2013
Celebrate August Birthdays
With the band named
BACK 40
Playing 7:00 to 10:00pm
Free Beer and Cake while they last!
The party is upstairs in the Lounge
Sponsoring the party are
Steve Gilfoy, Dick Pirkl and Jim Neis
Make Reservations with Julie for dinner
(regular menu)
255-1644
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MADISON ELKS 410 COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
Members of Madison Elks Lodge 410 participated in the Monona Memorial Day Parade on
Monday, May 27. PER Kristi Barbian made sure the paperwork was submitted on time, but after
last year, she was not allowed to walk the parade route this year. (For those who don’t know, she
ended up in the ER after the parade last Memorial Day!)
ER Steve Sasso hooked the Wisconsin Elks Drug Awareness trailer to his
pretty red pick-up truck and drove it to our assigned spot in Monona.
Veterans Walt Christensen, Richard Olson, and Gerry Fregien, and members
Mary Bach and Paula McIntosh met us there. The Veterans rode in the truck
with Steve and threw candy out the windows at the kids lining the parade
route. Mary, Paula, and Secretary Sherie Sasso walked alongside the truck
(and sometimes ran alongside!) handing out a trinket we had ordered from a novelty company—a
red plastic combination light/whistle/compass/key chain with “Madison Elks Lodge #410” and
“Say No to Drugs” printed on the side. The kids LOVED them! We could hear them behind us
exclaiming “Cool! Look at this!!”
We bought the trinkets with a Promise Grant from the Elks National
Foundation. The grant was $2,000, and we were able to purchase
2,500 of the light/whistle combinations with that money. We will
report to ENF on what we did with the money and apply for another
grant for the next year.
Two weeks later, we took the Drug Awareness Trailer to the Capitol Square for the Madison
Police & Fire Departments’ Safety Saturday. ER Steve Sasso, Chaplain Dale Kripps and his wife,
Nancy, and member Gerry Fregien set up a mini hoop shoot for the kids. They handed out more of
the trinkets and also water bottles provided by the Wisconsin Elks Drug Awareness Committee.
The event ran from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm, and there were some tired helpers at the end of the day!
Thanks to all who helped, and thanks to all who donate to the Elks charitable entities on the local,
State, and National levels so that we can participate in these important community activities.
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3 & 4 Season Sunrooms
Replacement Windows
Doors
Decks
Siding
Wicker Furniture
Showroom Location
2227 South Stoughton Rd.
Madison, WI 53716
(608) 226-9800 Office
(608) 215-9800 Cell
www.clearviewconstruction.com
Ben Kripps, Owner
Dale Kripps, Lodge Chaplain
CASINO TRIP!
Please join me and many of your fellow Elks and guests as we travel to the Diamond Jo Casino in Dubuque, Iowa. We are tr aveling aboar d a DELUXE
BADGER TOURING COACH.
Date: Wednesday, July 10
Boarding from the lower level of the Elks Lodge parking lot at 8:30 am with
departure set for 8:45. We usually get back to the Lodge around 4:45 pm.
The cost is $12 p/p which includes a seat on the bus and a free
buffet lunch at the Casino.
Make your check payable to Don Murphy and mail it to:
929 Harrington Dr., #209
Madison, WI 53718.
I want to remind the regular riders that I will be looking for your input regarding a
possible trip to The Mississippi Belle in Clinton, IA. I need a minimum of 40 people to sign up for this trip before I commit to the contract. The cost will be no
more than $25 and less if I get a full bus. The trip will be on September 11, 2013.
Please let me know your vote ASAP.
Don Murphy, 298-7761.
Remember the Elks Lodge for your next party or event:
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Graduations
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Weddings
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Birthday Parties
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Retirement Parties
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Office Parties
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Business Meetings
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The Wisconsin Room holds up to 65
and the lower level can accommodate
up to 250. Julie, Phil and their staffs
will work with you on set-up, menu,
even wine pairings
JULY 2013
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
4
5
6
Pub Night
Ladies Euchre
Euchre—6:00
7
8
9
Pub Night
10
Casino Trip
Independence
Day Cookout
11
Ladies Auxiliary
Meeting
14
15
16
Pub Night
17
Ladies Cards
18
24
Lodge Meeting
25
Euchre—6:00
21
Sunday
Cook-Out
22
23
Pub Night
Jack of
Diamonds
Jack of
Diamonds
29
30
Pub Night
31
19
26
Craft Beer Night
Jack of
Diamonds
28
12
Fish Fry
Fish Fry
Fish Fry
Fish Fry
13
20
27
MADISON ELKS LODGE
NO. 410, INC.
711 JENIFER STREET
MADISON, WISCONSIN
53703
UPCOMING LODGE EVENTS—MARK YOUR
CALENDARS!!!
Nonprofit Org.
U.S.
POSTAGE
PAID
Permit #1
Madison, WI
Look for Additional Information on all of these Events Inside this Month’s
Elkliner
July 2:
July 3:
July 4:
Tuesday Night Euchre
Ladies Euchre
Cook-out at the Lodge—Bar open at 3:00—Stay for
Monona Fireworks!
July 9:
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting
July 10:
Casino Trip
July 16:
Tuesday Night Euchre
July 17:
Ladies Cards
July 21:
Sunday Cook-Out At the Lodge—Lower Level—Bar
opens at 3; food at 4
July 25:
Craft Beer Night at the Lodge
August 4: Sunday Cook-Out at the Lodge—Lower Level—Bar
opens at 3; food at 4
August 10: August Birthday Dance
August 17: Hawaiian Luau—Our Big Fundraiser for the Year