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Al Simmons 445-4588
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Vem Steen, PER 445-4707
4 YEAR
Warren Schmidt 445-4148
5 YEAR
Thomas Hoffmann 445-9191
P.E.R. ASSOCIATION OFFICERS
President Vem Steen 445-4707
Vice President Charles Cohen 447-3082
Secretary Treasurer Bob Holzschuh 445-2413
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PRESIDENT
VICE PRESIDENT
TREASURER
RECORDING SECRETARY
FINANCIAL SECRETARY
CHAPLAIN
Betty Serp 446-1450
Ruth Niederstrasser 445-2232
Pat Mandel 446-8784
Flo Pines 445-3848
Angela Ricci 446-9695
Jan Miles 446-0798
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Exalted Ruler Message J&
The elected officers and I would like to thank you for your
confidence in us that we will carry on the work of the Lodge for
the coming year. I would like to take this opportunity to
congratulate the officers of the Ladies Auxiliaryand their new
president, Betty Serp. Iam lookingforward to workingwiththe
2001-2002 Committee Chairmen
Adopt-a-Road
Accident Prevention
Bill Timoney 445-4952
Lenny Dobis, PER 445-9394
Joann Close 445-8373
Americanism
Charles Hoffmann 446-6904
Auditing
VinnyGough 447-4177
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members of the Auxiliary in the important work that we all do.
On behalf of the entire Lodge, Iwant to thank Bruce Kane for his outstanding
leadership over the past year as Exalted Ruler. His dedication to Elkdom is a
Banquet Manager
Bingo
Boy Scouts
Building & Grounds
fine example of our motto, "Elks Care, Elks Share".
Nowthat the building is ours, through the hard work of many of our members
and the Auxiliary, we, the officers and trustees will make a concerted effort to
Building Improvements
Bulletin Advertising
Rose Schneider 445-5852
John Cole, PER 445-4585
Charles Cohen, PER 447-3082
Warren Schmidt 445-4148
Charles McDonald 447-3941
improve the existing facility to make it more enjoyable for our members.In the
Bulletin Editor
past year, problems have arisen which have been successfully dealt with and
solved, through the hard work and dedication of the officers and members of the
Lodge. We will continue to move forward with the implementation of the goals
Bulletin Mailing
Drug Awareness
RayLeon 447-0521
Don Byrnes445-5725
Bruce Kane, PER 446-5863
Vem Steen, PER 445-4707
Charles McDonald 447-3941
Lenny Dobis 445-9394
Cruise Club
of Elkdom.
John Cole 445-4585
By the time you read this, you will have enjoyed the celebration of the
Debenture Burning. I hope a good time was had by all and that you are as
proud of yourselves as Iam of you for your great accomplishment in eliminating
the debt to the Lodge in such a short period of time.
In closing, I would like to thank you for your trust in me as your Exalted
Ruler, and I will work hard to keep our Lodge flourishing.
Charles Cohen, PER 447-3082
Elk Accessories
PER Association
Flag Day
GolfTournament
Mike Donohue 446-8669
Funeral Services
Jack Konrad 445-7708
Government Relations
Youth Camp
Fraternally Yours.
Ray Leon, Exalted Ruler
Hoop Shoot
Indoctrination
Investigation
Kitchen
Lapsation
Lodge Event Coordinator
Elk Of The Month
It is my privilege to name John Cole as Elk of the Month for April.
John was bom in Bergenfield, NJ and attended schools there. He enlisted in
the army at the age of 18 and served in the European Theater where he met and
married his wife Dorothy after being discharged in 1945. Together they had two
children, John Russell (deceased) and Deirdre Lynn. Five grandchildren and seven
greatgrandchildren.
John worked for a short time with the NY Central Railway as a brakeman and
then went to work in the ice cream industry for 26 years. He served as secretary/
treasurer for local 680 with the Teamsters in Newark, NJ for three years before
retiring in 1975. He joined the Weehawken, NJ Elks ....(continued next page)
Dick Mayor 445-3468
Harry Anna Trust-Children's Therapy
Mediator
Membership
Memorial Day
National Foundation
Presiding Justice
Public Relations/Publicity
Softball
BettyElman 447-1166
Bob Bums 445-9325
Joe Cappola 446-8048
ErnieGracper 446-4419
Charles McDonald 447-3941
Mike Donohue 446-8669
Joe Cappola 447-8048
Chuck Whalcn,PDDGER
Mike Hannus 447-0119
BobHolzschuh,PER 445-2413
Vem Steen, PER 445-4707
Jeffrey Dobson
Joann Close 445-8373
WayneRezendes 446-6981
Table
Ron Bickford 446-1944
Veterans' Services
Mike Hannus 447-0119
Visitation
JoAnn Close 445-8373
Youth Activities
Bob Bums 445-9347
Phil DePalma 446-9153
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Mike Bell
Bill Boland
Joe Cigas
Richard Coombs
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Howard Donaway
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George Pines
Barney Rolsma
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446-1366
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APRIL SCHEDULE
Hours: 9:00am to 12:00 pm
2 Barney Rolsma
3 Al McDougal
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Rich Coombs
Art Mikkelsen
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Charles Hoeni
10 Al McDougal
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Bill Dralle
12 Bud Donaway
ELK OF MONTH continued
in the late 1950's and moved to Palm Coast in 1980.
John demitted from Weehawken, NJ Lodge #1456 in 1986 and worked as a charter
member to organize Palm Coast Lodge #2709. He has served as an officer in
many capacities as well as serving as our Exalted Ruler during the 1992 -1993
Elk Year. He was instrumental in the beginning of the Lodge's bingo. To this day,
he serves as bingo chairman. John has always and still remains involved in all
aspects of the Lodge. In 1997 he was elected to life membership and in 1999 was
given the honor of Honorary Life Membership. He has also been a past officer of
the year. John, you are a fine example of Elkdom and our Lodge is privileged to
have you as a member.
13 Mike Bell
16 George Pines
17 Jim Larson
18 Rich Coombs
19 Bud Donaway
20 Mike Bell
23 Charles Hoeni
24 Joe Cigas
SUMMARY OF FLORIDA ELKS CHILDREN'S
THERAPY PROGRAM
March 1,1999 through Jan 15,2001
25 Dale Baker
26 Bob Kanbar
27 Bill Boland
225 children receiving therapy per week!
30 Barney Rolsma
A total of 742 children have been treated!
14.090 treatments were scheduled.
55 ALIVE SAFE DRIVING
Palm Coast Elks Lodge 2709 is proud to continue to support the
55 Alive Safe Driving Course.
Registration is now open for the April 13th & 20th. This two day,
eight hour course helps mature drivers update their knowledge and
skills to prevent traffic crashes and violations and to maintain mobil
ity and independence. The Classroom refresher course covers age
related physical changes, declining perceptual skills, rules of the road,
and local driving problems.
There will be no test - everyone passes, it's
a fun class. You may get a discount on your
auto insurance.
CONTACT JACK KONRAD 445-7708
11.322 treatments completed.
Therapists have traveled 467.910 miles!
Therapists have made 117 presentations to Elks!
Therapists have 10 presentations scheduled!
Therapists have rendered 11.997 hrs. of patient therapy!
Therapists have spent 4.592 hrs. documenting therapy!
Therapists spent 10.804 hrs. traveling to patient's home
Therapists have spent 1.725 hrs. in continuing education
Therapists have spent 1.474 hrs. on public relations!
Therapists have spent 1,280 hrs. marketing our program
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Auxiliary Message
Ladies,
Thank you, Carol, for a most successful year. I
have a tough act to follow and I am counting on the
Ladies of the Auxiliary to bail me out.
Following are the events for the Auxiliary for the
year 2001-2002:
April 10
May 5
May 22-25
August 18
September 15
John George
James Stevens
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10 Lewis Calobrisi
11 James Larson
Michael Hannus
Brian McNulty
19 Gerard Farley
Charles Hoeni
20 Julian King
21 Lloyd Aumick
12PaulVanBuren
Nicholas Rossi
13 Edward AngiuoliJr
Sandy Giglio
Richard Standish
Last Picnic Dinner Dance
Raymond Boyle
Arthur Goepel
Ronald Hayes
Richard Mayor
Black & White Dinner Dance
Bruce Middleton
Fashion Show
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Derby Day Dinner Dance
Rummage Sale
Fashion Show
October 23-26
Rummage Sale
Dinner Dance (theme to be decided)
January 12
January 22-25
February 9
February 25
Norman D Smith
William Evatt
William Schreiber
October 9
November 17
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Rummage Sale
Mardi Gras Dinner Dance
Douglas Werdehoff
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Thomas Phillips
C. Thomas Subock
14 Harold Steindler
15 Frank BanfiSr
Joseph Vascellaro Jr
22 Brian Dobis
Paul Maganus
Charles Nault
Hal Yelvington
23 Martin Day
Robert Trowbridge
Arthur Macqueen
16 Irene Chamberlin
24 Nathan Matthews
John Rea
17BriggsEdney
27 Harry Breitenberg
John Downs
Andrew Serp
9 Gloria Lydon
Richard Rehor
Wallace Miller
John Rogers
Alfred St.Onge
Chinese Auction
Donald Donohue III
29 Eugene Bordinger
30 Joseph Sermarini
George Suto
Card & Game Party
Remember the organization is only as good as all of it's members.
Please plan on being active in the events of the coming year.
March 20
Trusting in your help,
Betty Serp, President
Ladies,
Thank you for all your cooperation during this year. You have helped
to raise over $30,000 for the Lodge and $2300 for the Harry Anna Fund. It
has been a very successful year for the Auxiliary. Thanks to my Board
and to all the committee women, kitchen helpers etc. who have worked
so hard for our committment to the Lodge. Many thanks to our table crew
who faithfully set up and take down our tables. It's been a great year
thanks so much for having me as your President.
Yours in friendship
Carol Mayor, Past President
ADOPT-a
I would like to thank the following Brothers for their help in our Adopt-aRoad program on Saturday March 3rd, 2001: Charles Miles, Martin Mertz, Bob
Leipfert, Jack Konrad and Auxiliary member, Ann Klinkenberg. Also adults and
scouts from Troop #270 assisted: Beau Bosman, Troy Bosman, Darik Carson,
Jessie Franks and Eric Yelvington. Adults: Red Yelvington, Ellie Yelvington, Blair
Bosman and Daryl and Gail Carson. Members of Cub Scout Pack #484, also
assisted, Alise and Christopher McKinney.
Please be advised that we are now committed to our pick-up
of the roadway, every 2 months, so our next pick-up will be Saturday,
May 5,2001.
Thanks againfor your fieCp
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FROM THE SECRETARY'S CORNER
Dues:AII Lodge Dues statements have been mailed. Ifyou have not received your
statement, please contact the Secretary's office. As of 3/16/01 only 333 mem
bers (54%) have renewed their membership. Remember, you will be delinquent on
4/1/01 and will not be able to use any of the Lodge facilities. You will be required
to show your card if you are 'buzzed' in.
Secretary's Office Hours: For the month of April, the Secretary or his representa
tive will be available, at the Lodge, for dues payment and/or issuance of Member
ship cards at the following times: Mon, Wed, Fri between 8:30am and 11:30am
and for this month only, Thurs night between the hours of 4:00pm and 7:00pm.
We currentley have approximately 75 paid cards ready for issue.
Bulletin Booster: Ifyou paid to become a booster and your name does not appear
on the Booster list, the list is current only to 3/16/01. If you paid your dues after
that date, you will be picked up in the May Bulletin. If you paid before that date
and your name doesn't appear or is incorrect, please contact the Secretary's
Office.
AllCommittee Chairs:The 2000/2001 Elk year has ended. It is now time to add up
all of our volunteer time and effort by Elks and non-Elk helpmates that went into
your committee affairs, etc. You will need for each event or activity: Number of
Elks and nonElks participating as volunteers, hours each group worked, miles
driven by each group and any cash/monetary contributions made during each
month. This information is required to complete our year end report to the Grand
Lodge. The Secretary's office will have blank forms available to help you.
Your Mail:Are you receiving all of your mail? This includes your Elks Magazine
and Elks Paper. If not, contact your Lodge Secretary.
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THIS AND THAT BY JACK KONRAD
IncomeTax Time Again! The average taxpayer works for more than four
months out of every year for the government, which is very disturbing. We're not
even sure that people who work for the government work four months out of every
year for the govemement...Today, income taxes make up most of the federal
revenue. A century ago, the principal source of income was tariffs, (duties/
customs)...How much is a billion?—According to a recent government publication,
a billion seconds ago, Harry Truman was president...A billion minutes ago, was
just after the time of Christ...A billion hours ago, man had not yet walked upon the
earth...A billion dollars ago, was late yesterday afternoon...They have sugarless
gum and fat-free yogurt, why don't they have debtless money..Lack of money is
the root of all evil...How did a fool and his money get together in the first
place...There are more fools among buyers than among sellers. Funny how a
dollar can look so big when you take it to church and so small when you take it to
the store...Why is there so much month left at the end of money?...Don't ever
marry for money, you can borrow it cheaper...
Ifitweren't for marriage, people could go through lifethinking they had no faults at
all...Afellow was invited to an old army friend's house for dinner. The host preceded
every request to his wife by calling her "Sweetheart", "Honey", "Darling", "my love",
etc. The guest was quite impressed since they had been married almost sixty
years. While the wife was in the kitchen, the guest remarked how nice it was that
he still call her those pet names. "Totell you the truth, Iforgot her name about ten
years ago"...
CHILDRENS LETTERS TO GOD...Dear God, I saw St. Patrick Church last week
when we went to New York. You sure live in a nice house. / Brian...Dear God, I
love You because You are so good. I try to be good like You but my two sisters
make it very hard to be good. It must be fun to be God and have everybody love
you./Jackie...Dear God, Count me in./George...
SO LONG BROTHERS & SISTERS, KEEP SMILING AND HAVEA HAPPY
Request for Life Membership:
Brother Gary G. Heiser, a Charter Member of this Lodge and an Elk for over thirtyone (31) years has requested consideration for LifeMembership in this Lodge. He
is qualified in all respects and will be balloted on in the near future.
Thomas Haber
Roger Hall
Harold King
Robert Whaley
Charlie Herring
Thomas Decker
New Membership Proposals
proposed by
Thomas Fallon
proposed by
Michael Hannus
proposed by
Michael Donohue
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Decatur-Stone Mtn, Ga
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HOUSE COMMITTEE NOTES
Due to increased costs, future Lodge Dinner Dances will be $15.00 per
person. To allow more members to attend our affairs, each Elk member
is limited to the purchase of tickets to fill one table of eight (8).
REMINDER!!!
We are still collecting aluminum cans for recycling. This project brings
in substantial funds to the Lodge.
DEADLINE FOR MAY BULLETIN***
APRIL 19.2001
WHERE PRIDE IN AMERICA SHOWS
SECRETARY MESSAGE continued
New Members
The following are expected to become new members to our Lodge
during the month of March:
IT GROWS!
Bv Initiation:
Are you aware research shows that the first section of the newspaper
read by the average American is the sports page, the second being the
advertisements and sales promotional material? What have you talked about in
the last few days? For many, itwas who won the game yesterday and/or that you
made a great buy at a local store. Yes, that is it —we have become the Home of
the Braves" and the "Land of the Spree". This is the legacy we are giving our
children.
I believe that we, as Elks, must make sure that every child and every
American, for that matter, knows full well our Nation's proud heritage, and believes
in the promise of the American Future. These must be taught as they do not
come automatically. We have the responsibility to nurture Patriotism in our children
as it was nurtured in us as children. The goal of your Grand Americanism
Committee is to educate the youth of our Country so that they may carry that
Torch of Freedom and Justice into every corner of our Country. We must
demonstrate, by example, our belief in the American way.
Ifyou and I restore and maintain the ideals and goals which first brought
us into the Order, ifwe face the challenge of change with the same excitement we
held in those early years; ifwe reset our goals higher and broader each year, we
will never find ourselves looking at the world with rose-colored glasses. We as
Elks must continue to be proud of our stance and belief in the principles of our
Country. We must go forth at our home Lodges and stand tall and demonstrate
these beliefs.
The topic of the Elks Americanism Essay Contest this year was: "WHY
I'M PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN". It is vital that each of us pause and think
about our own personal response to this topic, "Why I'm Proud To Be An American."
Then maybe through our efforts, we can ensure that our future generations will be
better understand the gifts handed down to them by our forefathers.
We pledge allegiance to that piece of cloth with its red, white and blue. It
is the most beautiful and significant Flag in the world. It gives us pride, the same
sense of pride I hope we all feel each and every time we recite our Pledge. We
must educate our younger populations in these principles or they will be lost.
Ifwe, the Order of Elks can accomplish this, we will make the difference,
and yes, we shallonce again become the "Home of the Brave" and
the "Land of the Free":
Carl J. Lino, Member
Richard Bures
Susanne Cerrulo
Melvin Kurtz
Richard Olsen
Ray Brunner
Terry Hopkins
Robert Lang
Donald O'Brien
Winfield Carleson
Greg Jones
Al LoMonaco
William Senegal
Allen Smith
New Members bv DIMIT/Reinstatement:
Steven Chatelle
Dimit from
Lantana-Boynton, Fl
James Thomas
DIMIT from
Ralph Olivett
Reinstatement to
Ormand Beach, Fl
Palm Coast, Fl
Lost Members:
On Request bv Absolute Dimit:
Berwick Drews, Dr. Benny Ramirez, Milton Richter, William Schreiber and
Ernest Wells
On Request bv Transfer Dimit:
James Drauss
Transferring to Meriden, Vt
URGENT!!!
TABLE CREW NEEDS HELP
With setup of room for the many affairs that are held in our Lodge
while enjoying fellowship with other Elks
For More Information:
CONTACT RON BICKFORD
(2)446-1944
100 CLUB SIGNUP
Iwill be available for new member sign-ups
April 2nd thru 6th from 10:00am 'til 12:00noon
Information is on the Lodge bulletin boards
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The Eye Center
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of St. Augustine and Palm Coast
Home Phone
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610 N. STATE STREET - US1
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THE HAIR AFFAIR
PAULW,HUND.III.M.D.• N.Patrick Hale. M.D.
BUNNELL, FL32110
Phone: (904) 445-1279
Phone: (904) 829-2286
Palm Coast, FL 32137
Si. Augustine. FL 32086
15 Old Kings Road, North
1100 So. I'oncc dc Leon Blvd.
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4984 Palm Coast Parkway, Palm Coast, Florida 32137
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I would like to thank the following ladies for their help for the month
of March. All banquet and event preparation is a complete success
because of their volunteer efforts. Nita Henkle, Gloria Sapuppo, Flo
rence DeStefano, Diane Bennett, Sandy Williams and Flo Pines. Also
a special thanks to Elaine Vince. Thank you All!!
ChefVinny
Recipe of the Month: Manhattan Clam Chowder
Ingredients
1 tsp oregano
4 slices bacon
1 tsp thyme
1 onion, chipped
1 Ig can diced tomatoes
3 carrots, diced
4
cups clam juice
3 stalks celery, diced
3 potatoes, diced
1 bay leaf
2 cans chopped clams
2 tsp tabassco sauce
chopped parsley
1 tsp garlic
APRIL 7, 2001
Cocktails 5:00pm to 5:45pm
Bar Closed 5:45 until Installation is Completed
Dinner
Approximately
7:00pm
Tossed Salad w/Dressing
Prime Rib w/Au Jus
Mashed
Sour Cream Potatoes
Green Beans w/Bacon &
Onion
Rolls & Butter
German
Chocolate
Cake
Coffee & Hot Tea
Preparation: In a heavy kettle, cook bacon until done. Add onion and
saute until soft. Add carrot, celery and seasonings.Cook until tender.
Add tomatoes and clam juice. Bring to a boil. Simmer for 5 minutes.
Add potatoes and simmer till tender. Add parsley and clams and
Dance to the Music of
simmer for 20 minutes and serve.
TIPS: for green vegetables like asparagus or green beans; when
blanching or parboiling, add baking soda to the water to keep them
green.
FRANK SAFFI
Tickets $13.00 Per Person
SPRING FASHIONS
JA.T1UL lO, 2001
MOTHERS DAY AT THE ELKS
MAY 15, 2001
Tickets $15.00 JAduCts
$8.00 ChiCdren llnder 12
first Seating 1:00pm
SecondSeating 3:30pm
JATTITlZT'RS
Doors Open 11:30am
y/fioCe Toached SaCmon DispCay
3-fam & Borsin Cheese TinwheeCs
TropicaCfruit Tray
'Tickets $10.00
SALJADS
Tossed Cjreens 'w/Assorted Toppings
& Dressings
Caesar SaCad Station
Jour Bean SaCad
Carrot & Raison SaCad
Cream of IVifd Mushroon SoupAv Sherry
CJATCVEV MTA.TS
'RoastedTap Roundof Beefw/ShaCCot anjus
Leg of Lamb w/AppCe Mint (gravy
CffJAfTRS
SCiced BoneCess Tork Loin w/ TineappCe Barbecue Sauce
Seafood TaeCCa w/'Chicken, Shrimp & Sausage
Roasted Totatoes O'Brien
Luncfi 12:0ojpm
Tossed SaCacC w/Vressing
(gridedChicken Breast w/Testo Sauce
Baked Maccaroni & Cheese Au Qratin
fresh yegetaBCe MedCey
Assorted Breads & BoCCs
Assorted Desserts
Hissotto rice
Qreen Beans w/'Roasted Tejrpers
Bods & Butter
Cfioco Cake w/WhippedCream
Coffee & Jfot Tea
***TICKET CUT OFF - MAY 8TH***
LESLEY ANDERSON
204 ST JOE PLAZA
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PALM COAST. FLORIDA 32164
(904) 445-0304
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FLAGLER ACE MLUWWARE
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Phone: (904) 445-6080
Tax & Financial Services
Sandy C. Giglir
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Tel: 904-446-9050
Fax: 904-446-1192
Tel: (386) 445-4997
31 Old Kings Road - Palm Coast FL. 32137
Custom Built Clubs Pro-line Clubs A Accessories
Scott Henderson
Paul Klinkenberg
Steven C. "Chris" Teaford, L.FD. •
Manager
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EYE-STYLE optical
J489 Palm Cost Pkwy., Unit
Quality Eyewear And Service Since 1977
2
7 Old Kings Read North
904-439-5400 904- 439-5415
2403
Paul J. Sarote
Enrolled Agent . i/'-i Tax Accountant
Jade (Henderson) Jackson
Craig Funeral home
Patsy Devito
(904( 437-
Palm Coast, Florida 32137
Board Certified Opticians
Flagler Palms Memorial Gardens
2 Midway Drive, SR 100
Bunnell, Florida 32110
3 Pine Cone Dr. Suite 108
GIGLIO & SAROTE
Palm Cout,FL 32137
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Airport Auto/Sales
Airport Upholstery
Eugene Y. Rhee, D.D.S.
generaC (Dentistry
511 Old Kings Road S.«Flagler Beach. FL. 32136
Scotty's Plaza
Palm Coast Florida 32137
Tel: 904-446-4210
904/445-6752
Tel: 904-445-7936
1-800-445-7936
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Fax: 904-445-7309
904-447-8634 Fax
Owner
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Lax: 445-0491
Norman R. Mugford
WE BUILD SCREEN PORCHES
AWNINGS & ENCLOSURES
Crystal Clear ,
President
POOL SUPW
"We Clobber Big City Prices"
SMALL REPAIRS
SCREEN REPAIRS
Sales & Leasing
ALARM PRO INC.
TheAlarm Professionals
No. EFO0C1097
227 St. Joe Plaza Drive
CPC 056892
1070 Palm Coast Pkwy.-Suito 6
Uc#RP0062250
Palm Coast, FL 32137
P.O. Box 3545876-1150 Palm Coast Pkwv •Palm Coast, Fl. 32135
CALL HENRY: 446-1719
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Covering • Sundries • Factory Direct Verticals
(904) 439-4555
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10% Discount on all paint products
2334 E. Hwy. 100
Bunnell. EL. 32110
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DONUTS
Caspian of Volusia County
(904)437-6001
(904) 437-8400
Flagler Beach, FL. 32136
Monday - Friday lO - 5
HOWELL HOMES
Saturday 10-3
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20 S. Nova Road
Ormond Beach, FL. 32074
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Easter
Buffet
April 15, 2001
Derby Day
Two Seatings
Appetizers
International Cheese Display
May 5, 2001
Deviled Eggs Caviar
Fresh Vegetable Crudit w/Dip
French Onion soup
Salads
Fresh Garden Greens w/Assorted Dressings & Toppings
Cocktails 4:30pm ~ 5:30pm
Shrimp & Penne Pasta Salad w/Pesto
Roma Tomato, Provalone & Onion Salad
Kentucky Derby on TV Screens 5:30pm
Carving Station
See Your Favorite Horse Win!
Carved Steamship of Beef w/Herb Au Jus
Dinner 6:30pm
Honey Baked Ham w/Tum Fruiti Glaze
Assorted Breads & Muffins
Roasted Boneless Port Loin/Apple Chutney
Entrees
Grilled Chicken Breast on Roasted Pepper Coulis
Baked Seafood Ziti
Wild Rice w/Cheese
Green Beans w/ Carrots & Peppers
Broiled Pecan Crusted Grouper
Rolls & Butter
Roasted Red Potatoes Lynnaise
Kentucky Derby Pie w/Whipped Cream
Kentucky Wild Rice
Green Beans w/Bacon & Onions
Assorted Desserts
Dancing to the Music of
1st Seating 12:30pm
2nd Seating 3:00pm
Tickets $15.00
Children Under 10 $8.00
***Ticket Cut Off - April 10th***
Vic Paci
Tickets $15.00
2000-2001 BULLETIN BOOSTERS
boosters continued
AS OF
Robert & Ruth Niederstrasser
Robert & Barbara Sgroi
James & Mary O'Brien Jr..
Stanley Siuda
John & Barbara Maerz M.D.
Robert & Elsie Osborne
Frederick & Ariene Skelton
Robert & Gladys Marloff
Stephen Osmeloski
Douglas & Shirley Owens
John & Evelyn Palmeri
Leon & Jean Papazian
Wayne & Martha Parkinson
George & Flo Pines
Norman Smith
William &Virginia MacDonald
John & Brenda Madagan
William & Grace Martin
Nathan & Diana Matthews
Fred & Agnes St. Cyr
Alfred & Ruth St. Onge
Joseph & Josephine
Michael & Cindy Matuszczak
Emile & Veronique Mazzawi
Raymond & Betty McCutchen
Joseph McHugh
Brian & Cornelia McNulty
Arthur & Kathryn Meenagh
Amo & Irma Reichert
James & Peggy Stevens
Thomas & Patricia Mendel
William & Ann Renner
Martin & Valerie Mertz
Dusty & Elaine Rhoades
Alfred & Angela Ricci
Charles & Jean Riscavage
Barney & June Rolsma
Charles Stibitz
James & Susan Thomas
Richard & Rosemarie Price
Charles & Hilde Radomski
Ronald &Camilla Meyer
Arthur & Eleanor Mikkelsen
Charles & Janice Miles
Robert & Dollie Miller
Stashenko
John & Marion Stayer
Vernon & Ann Steen
Harold Steindler
William & Helen Timoney
Bob & Trudy Trowbridge
Angelo & Josephine Truglia
Paul & Rita Ross
Robert & Roberta Uhl
Charles & Ruth Milspaugh
John & Maureen Murphy
Raymond & Frances Murphy
Bertram & Janet Rutledge
Otto & Lucy Sagginario
Stanley & Jean Walenza
Lynn Warburton
Ru-Lynn Warburton
Frank & Gail Musser
Guy & Sonya Sapp
Vincent & Gloria Sapuppo
Richard & Betty Schmied
Michael & Beverly Senko
Russ & Patricia Sanders
Joseph & Anne Nardi
Charles & Elizabeth Nault
Jonathan & Peiseilla Netts
Patrick & Victoria Ward Jr.
William & Mikki Weaver
Gary Weissert
David & Abbie Wyckoff
Robert & Marsha Ahem
James Alexon
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Joeseph & Milagros Flecha
Frank & Cleo Banfi Sr
Billy Gaumer
John & Dagmar George
Valaire & Cicile Giguere
Kenneth Bates
Michael & Diane Bell
John & Dian Bennett
Raymond & Norman Good
Vincent & Jean Gough
Ernest & Dee Graeper
Louis & Janet Bohn
William & Sandra Boland
Robert & Elizabeth Brundler
Jerry Bower
Edward & Gloria Boyhen
Thomas & Mary Brand
George & Dorothy Britton
Thomas & Evaline Hackett
William & Jeannine Brooks
Robert & Jean Burns
Thomas & Helen Callahan
Lewis & Gloria Calobrisi
Stephen Chatelle
Joseph & Grace Cigas
Three $250 Prizes
Over $2,400 in Prizes
Free Coffee & Cookies
Jackie & Debbie Hale
Laura Hamilton
Michael & Linda Hannus
Martin & Aline Hantz
Garner & Agnes Hardgrove
George & Judith Hartfelder
Wilfred & Ruth Haupthoff
Gary & Frances Heiser
Thomas & Helen Hoffmann
Gene & Dawn Holland
Ed & Carmela Honor
William & Joan Cole
Richard & Mary Homberger
James & Kathleen Connors
Richard & Alice Coombs
Jack & Samantha Howell
Russell & Margaret Cox
John & Patricia Coxon
Robert & Judith Croucher
Charles & Karen Dalton
Nick & Dorothy Davidowsky
Martin Day
Lucian & Naomi DeShong
Richard & Olive Dearborn
Sunday 1:00pm
Jack & Patricia Griffith
Doris & Daniel Boone
Bert & Carol Danielsen
Friday 6:30pm
Donald & Dee Glass
Bernard Bettinelli
Ronald & Joane Bickford
Ed Delaney
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Numeriano & Soledad Gabriel
Donato & Rosanne Gallo Sr
Charles & Joan Goess III
James & Karen Cote
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Joseph & Rita Ford
David & Marilyn Berry
John & Diane Cospito
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Donald Duncan
William Erickson
Lloyd & Jean Aumick
Edward & Joan Bailey
George Baird
Dale & Joyce Baker
Richard & Linda Cohen
Charles Cohen & Nita Henkle
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John Destefano
Alexander Hubay
Edward & Barbara Hynes
Frank & Mary Jahn
Bruce & Rosemary Kane
Joel & Sharon Kaplan
Eugene & Elizabeth Kaude
John & Joanne Kennedy
Timothy Kennelly Jr
Robert & Joan King
Ken & Antoinette Klinkenberg
William & Fran Klinkenberg
Jack & Liz Konrad
John & Bonnie Kudrick
Ernest & Madeline Kutter
Robert & Sandra Devore Sr
Donald & Doreen Lajiness
Raymond & Nancy Lamiroult
Leonard Dobis
James & Ariene Larson
Ralph Dodge
George & Ada Dominianni
Howard & Anna Donaway
Raymond Leon
Joseph Lodato
Edward & Joyce Looney
Michael & Antoinette Donohue
John & Marie Lukinchook
BW & Edith Downs
Nicholas & Janet Lupinacci
Patsy DeVito Jr
William & Alice Dralle
James & Alice Drummond
(Continued)
HOURS OF OPERATION
April 2001
Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday - Noon to 7pm
Thursday - Noon to 10pm Friday - Noon to 11pm
Saturday - Noon to 5pm Sunday - Noon to 6pm
LUNCHES SERVED MONDAY THRU FRTOAY
Sunday
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Monday
2
Tuesday
3
Wednesday
4
Friday
Thursday
5
Saturday
7
6
Installation
BINGO 6:30PM
PER Mtg 6:30pm
Lodge Mtg. 7:30pm
of
Officers
DINNERS
BINGO 1:00PM
8
9
10
11
12
13
Luncheon
DINNERS
BINGO 1:00PM
16
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17
18
BULLETIN
DEADLINE
Lodge Mtg 7:30pm
23
24
25
5-8 PM
20
19
DINNERS
22
14
BINGO 6:30PM
Spring Fashions
Auxiliary Mtg 7:00pm
5 - 8 PM |
BINGO 6:30PM
5-8 PM
27
26
Trustee Mtg. 9:30am
21
28
BINGO 6:30PM
House Committee
Mtg. 7:00pm
DINNERS
BINGO 1:00PM
29
30
5-8PM
MAY5th
Jtoad Pick Up 9:00am
BINGO 1:00PM
Derby Dav Dance