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PALM COAST ELKS LODGE #2709
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LODGE OFFICERS
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Upon myreturn from the Grand Lodge Convention in Philadel
phia, Pa., I am reflecting on the inspiring events that took
place. From the grand and colorful opening ceremony to the
impressive closing, the week was packed with many examples
of the pride of Elkdom. My time spent at the convention at
tending business meetings and ceremonies will be an occa
sion Iwill never forget. One of the most rewarding moments at the convention
was when I represented our lodge to receive an award, given by the Grand
Lodge membership committee, to our lodge, for recruiting new members. We
placed second in our division throughout the entire country. This award was
presented at our meeting on July 16th. We also will receive an award, at a later
date, for coming inthirdplace inour division, throughout the country, for the fine
quality of our newsletter. Aheartfelt thank you goes to Bruce Kane (and Rose
mary) and their staff, for doing an outstanding job on this project. This goes to
show what the dedicated people in our lodge can do when they all work to
gether for the good of the organization.
I brought back to the lodge booklets and flyers that cover all the programs
that Elks sponsor. They are in the lounge area for anyone who wishes to look at
them.
Out of many proposals that were brought up on the floor of the convention,
only two passed. The proposal to amend Section 4.330 of the Laws of the
Order was approved. The purpose of this amendment is to conform the statute
to the correct name of the audit report. The second one is the proposal to
amend Section 4.130 of the Laws of the Order, the purpose of which is to allow
the Grand Secretary to appoint a designee to serve as the Clerk of the Grand
Forum. A copy of all these proposals is posted at the lodge.
Reminder-there will only be one meeting in August, on the third Monday of
the month.
Please keep in mind Aug 4th and 11th as visitation nights. There is a list on
the lodge bulletin board. Anyone interestd in attending, please sign up.
The lodge picnic is scheduled for Sept. 8th at the lodge. There will be good
food, as usual, and fun things are being planned to do. Check the bulletin for
further details.
At the convention, Arthur Mayer, Jr., from Bergenfield, NJ was elected to
the post of Grand Exalted Ruler, to lead us next year. Congratulations to Mr.
Mayer from Palm Coast Lodge #2709.
Iwould sincerely like to thank the members of our lodge for the opportunity
to represent them at the Grand Lodge convention. Itwas interesing, informative
and fun. Meeting Elks from all over the United States was really an inspiring
experience.
Fraternally yours,
Exalted Ruler Ray Leon
2001-2002 Committee Chairmen
Adopt-a-Road
Americanism
Bill Timoney 445^952
Lenny Dobis, PER 445-9394
RayLeon 447-0521
Auditing
Charles Hoffmann 446-6940
Accident Prevention
Bar
Banquet Manager
Bingo
Boy Scouts
Building & Grounds
VinnyGough 447-4177
Rose Schneider 445-5852
John Cole, PER 445-4585
Charles Cohen 447-3082
Warren Schmidt 445^148
Charles McDonald 447-3941 •
Building Improvements
Bulletin Advertising
Bulletin Editor
Bulletin Mailing
Drug Awareness
Cruise Club
Warren Schmidt 445-4148
Ray Leon 447-0521
Don Byrnes 445-5725
Bruce Kane, PER 446-5863 Vern Steen, PER 445-4707
Charles McDonald 447-3941
Lenny Dobis 445-9394
John Cole 445-4585
Elk Accessories
Flag Day
Charles Cohen 447-3082
PER Association
GolfTournament
Mike Donohue 446-8669
Funeral Services
Jack Konrad 445-7708
Government Relations
Dick Mayor 445-3468
Harry Anna Trust-Children's Therapy
Youth Camp
Hoop Shoot
Betty Elman 447-1166
Indoctrination
Investigation
Kitchen
Bob Burns 445-9347
Joe Cappola 446-8048Ernie Gracpcr 446-4419
Charles McDonald 447-3941
Lapsation
Lodge Event Coordinator
Mike Donohue 446-8669
Mediator
Chuck Whalen.PDDGER
Membership
Memorial Service
National Foundation
Presiding Justice
Public Relation/Publicity
Softball
George Pines 445-3845
Mike Hannus 447-0119
BobHolzschuh,PER 445-2413
Vern Steen, PER 445-4707
Jeffrey Dobson
Tom Hoffmann 445-9191
Wayne Rezendes 446-6981
Tabic
RonBickford 446-1944
Veterans' Services
Mike Hannus 447-0119
Visitation
Youth Activities
Robert Whaley 447-6220
Bob Burns 445-9347
Phil DePalma 446-9153
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AUGUST SCHEDULE
Bill Boland
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Joe Cigas
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Richard Coombs
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Bob Copeland
Russell Cox
Howard Donaway
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Ernie Graeper
Hours: 9:00am to 12:00pm
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Elk Of The Month
Tom Hoffmann was raised in Baldwin, NY. He attended Val
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Francis College in Brooklyn before entering the Army. After the
Army he used the Gl bill and became a pilot. Tom flew the first
commercial airliner into Long Island McArthur Airport in Islip,
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New York.
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He and Helen married in 1959. They have three children and four grandchildren
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of which a set of twins is included. Tom then went to work for the FAA. He, Helen
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and the children lived in New York, New Jersey, Virginia, Hawaii and Georgia
before settling in Florida in 1991.
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Tom transferred from Decatur Ga Elks in 1991. He immediately became active in
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the Lodge and became Esquire for 2 years. He then went through the chairs
becoming ER for the 1994-95 Elk year. He is a past Elk of the year, District
chairman for publicity, Lodge Publicity, State Vice Chairman for Indoctrination
and recently stepped down after 2 years as District PER Association President.
Tom is also active as a Bingo caller, kitchen helper and is now a Trustee.
Tom is a fine example of Elkdom and I am proud to have Tom as a member of
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During Tom's career, he worked extensively in South East Asia, South and
Central America and the Caribbean.
While he was the head of International operations for the FAAfor Latin America,
he was selected for the Panama Canal Treaty Transition Team and was respon
sible for the aviation portion of the treaty.
Tom joined the Elks in 1966 in Atlantic City, NJ. Upon moving to Palm Coast,
this Lodge.
Fraternally yours
Ray Leon E.R.
ADopr-A'Rft***
Many thanks to Brothers Brian McNulty, Jack Konrad and
Charles Miles for their help in ourAdopt-a-Road program on Satur
day, July 7, 2001 and especially thanks to Marty Mertz, who took
over the role of Chairman while I was on vacation. Thanks also to
members of Scout Troop #270: Red Yelvington, Blair Bosman,
Beau Bosman and Troy Bosman.
Our next Adopt-a-Road-oiekup is scheduled for Saturday,
September 1st, 2001. We will meet at the Lodge at 9:00am
Bill Timoney, Chairman
DISTRICT VISITATION SCHEDULE
August 4, 2001
August 11, 2001
August 16/18, 2001
September 8, 2001
September 15, 2001
September 21/22, 2001
September 29, 2001
October 6, 2001
October 12/14,2001—
October 20, 2001
October 27, 2001
Daytona Beach Lodge #1141
Deltona Lodge # 2739
Quarterly Meeting
Deland Lodge #1463
Ormond Beach Lodge #2193
FLOE Convention
Port Orange Lodge #2723
Sanford Lodge #1241
-State Presidents Visit
Palm Coast Lodge #2709
Merritt Island Lodge #2650
Contact Robert Whaley @ 447-6220
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Auxiliary Message
Hope you enjoyed the Fourth of July and that your
summer is going along leisurely and pleasantly.
The Ladies Auxiliary is sponsoring a Glmour Shot
day at the Lodge. For your sitting fee of $10.00 you will
have your hair and makeup done. After reviewing the
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Harold Jordan
John Cole
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Robert Courtney
proofs, ifyou wish to purchase them you may for $69.95
plus tax for the smallest package. There is no responsi
Sincerely
Betty Serp
Bamey Rolsma
26 Leonard Ott
Patrick Ward Jr
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James Maley
16 Nicholas Fabish
18 Michael Calabrese
BW Downs
Gary Hill
John Danko
22 Richard Batchelor
Vern Steen
John Alexander
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Waller Saffell
Gary Weissert
28 Carlisle Morgan
30 Richard Brabant
John Destefano
31 Ernest Emerson
Jack Goldenberg
Jack Hutchison
Lawrence Klein
24 Dale Baker
Eugene Grant
Ladies of the Auxiliary:
As you know we are having a fashion show in October. We are in need of
items for the gift baskets. Any items will be greatly appreciated. Items for
fashions-jewelry, perfume, scarfs OR breakfast, italian coffee-tea baskets.
All will be welcome. Ifyou have any questions, please call me, Jan Miles
@446-0798 or bring gifts to our August 13th meeting.
Thank you all so much
Dusty Rhoades
Warren Schmidt
10 James Alexon
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Charles Polacek
14 John Jones
Charles Stibitz
Frank Jahn
Art Lamay
Raymond McCutchen
Richard Vardy
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Ed Charbonnier
James MoseleyJr
John McCosh
Anthony Sieredzinski
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24 William Brooks
Peter DiGiorgio
James Reagan
25 Kevin Bynres
Dennis Connelly
13 Carl Fredrickson
Frank Dorrien
bility on your part to buy these pictures but ifthey come out great (and I'm
sure that all of you aare very photogenic)by all means do so. I repeat: You
have now obligation to make a purchase. Why not join us for a fun day.
The Lodge will be offering Golf Shirts, both men's and women's, with the
Lodge Logo. The shirts will be for sale @$12.00 each. Think Birthday and
Christmas and shop at the Lodge.
Hope to see all of you at the August 18th Dinner Dance "The Last Picnic"
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John Riesz
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William Simpson
"Do something out ofthe ordinaryeverynightthe weekofyourbirthday.
Don'tlimityourcelebration ofthe big day to onlytwenty fourhours."
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ENCHANTMENT OF THE SEAS
LODGE DINNER
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12TH 6:00PM
Feb 3-10, 2002
Bus from Palm Coast/Sailing from Fort Lauderdale
Chicken Cacciatore/Penne
followed by
GUEST SPEAKER
Inside Cabin from $751.60
Outside Cabin from $ 871.60
The Metro Crime Prevention of Florida
question & answer period to follow
BRING YOUR FRIENDS
Enjoy Good Food & Helpful Information
Tickets $6.00
Dinner 6:00pm
Visit San Juan, Puerto Rico; Phillipsburg, St. Maarten; Charlotte
Amalie, St. Thomas; Nassau, Bahamas
Contact John Cole @ 445-4585
Lenny Dobis @ 445-9394
FROM THE SECRETARY'S CORNER
Items of Interest:
-.CHEF'S CORNER;
presented by C.W.C. Vincent Sapuppo Jr.
A special thanks to Florence DeStefano, Gloria
Sapuppo, Nita Henkle, Dianne Bennett and Linda Carlson for
all their help and support in our events. Their time and efforts
have made the food and preparation a success in the month
of June. Thanks you all.
Secretary's Office: I keep many Elk's publications, brochures, and other
records that are available to members of the Lodge for their perusal and use.
That does not mean that members can come into the Secretary's office and
remove these items to take home for their personal use. Recently, every spare
copy of the Lodge Bulletin, the Master Copy of the Annotated Statutes and
the Secretary's copy of the Lodge Bulletin have been removed from the office.
The last two items were clearly marked 'Secretary Copy'. Ifyou would like to
remove an item for use elsewhere, ASK. If there is no one to ask, leave it
where it is. Other than confidential records, items in the office are for the use
of all Elks, not just a select few.
Dues: As of 7/13/01, we still have 54 members delinquent in their dues. The
number is slowly coming down but not fast enough. Every delinquent member
was contacted in July, either by phone or letter and next month, names of
members will be published prior to dropping them from the roll in the month of
October.
CREAMED SPINACH
Ingredients:
24 oz. (frozen) chopped spinach
3 oz butter or margerine
2 tbsp. chopped garlic
1 tbsp. sugar
12 oz chicken stock
1 small diced onion
1/4 c parmesan cheese
Roux to thicken
(=parts flour & butter)
Salt & Pepper to taste
12 oz heavy cream
Membership Cards: We are still holding over 40 valid, paid for membership
cards for those members who have paid their dues and have not picked up
their 2001-2002 Membership cards. The cards are available from the Daytime
Administrator Monday through Friday, 9:00am to Noon and from the Bartender
at all other times when the club is open. Ifyou are paid up, the card is available
for pick-up.
A Change in Secretary's Hours: The Secretary hours have been modified for
the month of August. The Secretary will be available to conduct Lodge busi
ness Tuesday and Thursday between the hours of 8:00am and 11:30am at the
Lodge Office. This includes payments of dues! Ifrequired, I am available by
telephone at any time.
Arthur Braunfeld
Preparation:
Saute garlic in butter with onion till done. Add thawed spinach
and the rest of the ingredients. Bring to a boil, lower heat and
simmer to reduce. Add roux to desired thickness. Cook an
additional 5 minutes and serve.
Alice Callahan
Ralph Faircloth
John Fesmire
Charles Haug
New Membership Proposals
proposed by
Anthony Maltese
proposed by
Michael Donohue
proposed by
John Cole PER
proposed by
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Dick Schmied
Michael Donohue
Vincent Gough
Joseph Tavolacci
Russell Leary
Joseph Stoeber
Certificate of Release from Hagerstown, Md
reinstatement to Palm Coast, Fl
Perley Stoutenger
Certiciate of Release from Rochester, Mi
Tips:
Wayne Helms
Dimit from St. Augustine, Fl
When making a red sauce or soup, cook at least 11/2 hours
on a low simmer to fully bring out the flavors of the products.
Balloting of Candidates is expected to occur at the 8/20/2001 meeting.
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Out in the middle of NewYorkHarbor stands a famous lady, the Statue
of Liberty. The statue was a giftfrom the people of France, and the cornerstone
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A greeting from our new Grand Exalted Ruler
for itwas laidat what was then Bedloe's Island, in the harbor, inAugust of 1884.
Funny thing about that. The statue itself, as I have said, was a gift from the
people of France, but the base, which was a giftfrom the people of the United
States, cost almost as much as the statue. To me that is rather symbolic.
Somebody else can give you libertybut you have to establish the base for
yourself...
HUMOR? - Gossips are people who have a sense of rumor..People
who know everything are a pain in the neck to those of us who really do..People
and fish are alike: they get introuble when they open their mouth...Not all chemi
cals are bad: Without hydrogen and oxygen, for example, there would be no
way to make water, a vital ingredient in beer... my grandmother is over ninety
and stilldoesn't need glasses; She drinks right out of the bottle...One cannibal
to another while eating a clown: "Does this taste funny to you?" ...If you can't
say anything nice about someone-come sit by me...Friends at a bar were asked
what they would like theirfriends to say at their wake.: "I'd like to hear them say
what a wonderful husband and father I was." said the first." I'd like to hear them
say what a great teacher Iwas!" said the second. "I'd like to hear someone say,
'Hey Look! He Moved!'" said the third
I DIDN'T KNOW THAT-The New York City Museum of Modem Art
exhibited the painting, LeBatyearby Henri Matiss, for forty-seven days, upside
down. Over 100,000 people saw the painting before anyone noticed...Thomas
Crapper, a British sanitation engineer, invented the Valveless Water Waste
Preventer, the prototype of the modem flush toilet...There is an old nursery rhyme,
"Barber, barber, shave a pig." It sounds like nonsense, but pig shaving is a
common practice in parts of northern China. On cold winter nights rural Chinese
bring a pig to bed with them for warmth, and they soon discovered that a porker
makes a more pleasant bedfellowwhen its sharp and muddy bristles have been
shaved off...Originally builton behalf of King George III Of England in the late
1700's OldKings Road \s the oldest highway in the United States..That cute
little reptile that changes color and eats nothing but insects is not a chameleon,
it'san ANOLE...The Admiral Broadwayreview, starring Sid Ceasar and Imogene
Coca, was so successful that the Admiral Television Company couldn't make
enough sets to meet the demand and actually had to stop sponsoring the pro
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Arthur Mayer, Jr.
Iam truly humbled and excited about being elected Grand Exalted Ruler
of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. It is humbling because I realize
and treasure the faith and responsibility you have bestowed upon me by electing
me as your Grand Exalted Ruler. Itis exciting because of the opportunity it gives
us to dream and plan for all the accomplishments ahead of us and Elks.
As you know, Ifeel each person can make a difference. Think about it.
Each one of us has the power to improve their Lodge, the Order, and themselves.
It is historic that we conclude this great convention of ours in Philadel
phia, the City of Brotherly Love. Coincidentally, this city's theme is one of the
cornerstones of our Order. Itis also the best way that we can improve ourselves
and Elkdom. Let us go forth from this great city and invite our family, friends, and
neighbors to join us in this great experiance we call being an Elk.
Let us recommit ourselves to all of our Cardinal Principles: Charity, Jus
tice, Brotherly Love, and Fidelity. If we take each one of these principle to heart,
the success of our programs and our Order is guaranteed.
Lynda and I are looking forward to a wonderful year ahead of us as we
travel through this great country of ours representing all of you. We promise you
our total dedication and commitment, and we ask for yours as well.
Let us all meet again next year in Reno, Nevada, with an Order of Elks
bigger and better than today. Success is assured ifwe all do our part. You can
count on us to do ours; we are counting on you to do yours.
Let us each spend this year dedicated to our beloved Order. Let us
make sure that everyone we know and everyone we meet realizes that "Elks
Care-Elks Share." This is possible because each one of us can make that
difference.
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So long Brothers and Sisters; stay healthy and keep smiling....
Bergenfield, NJ
Sincerely,
Arthur Mayer Jr
Grand Exalted Ruler
WHAT KIND OF ELK ARE YOU?
Glamour Portraits
Fundraiser to benefit
You paid your dues and got a card, but are you a true Elk?
THE ELK'S LODGE #2709
Have you ever worked in the kitchen or served a meal?
Live the fantasy of being
Have you ever worked the Bingo floor?
photographed like a real model!!
Have you ever taken a turn as an administrator or dinner greeter?
Have you ever located a child to go to camp?
Your session includes:
A professional make-over
and hairstyling
Have you ever worked with our basketball league or Boy Scouts?
2 Glamorous wardrobe and
Have you ever helped set up for an affair or Bingo?
accessory changes
8 pose photo session
Viewing of large 4x6 proofs
How many meetings do you attend?
Have you ever served on a committee?
After
ALL THIS for only
$10.00*
THIS IS YOUR LODGE - BE PART OF IT - BE A TRUE ELK GET INVOLVED
•portraits not included, sitting fee is non-refundable
Bruce Kane P.E.R.
DATE: Mon., Sept 24th
Tues., Sept 25th
Wed., Sept 26th WHERE: PC ELK'S LODGE
Old King's Rd
BE PROUD OF YOUR LODGE
Due to the hard work of our Officers, Committee Chairmen and Members
TIME: 10 AM to 4PM
Palm Coast
YOURLODGE
Became debt free in 2000
Sponsored 19 local children this summer for a week at the
Florida Elks Youth Camp
Return this portion with your $10.00
donation to representative
CONTACT: Betty Serp
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August 18, 2001
Tickets $15.00
Cocktails 5:30pm Dinner 6:30pm
Tossed Salad
Baked Ribs
Southern Fried Chicken Breast
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Baked Potatoes / Sour Cream
Corn on the Cob
Corn Bread Muffins
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September 15th
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Cole Slaw
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Apple Pie
Chocolate Cake
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Sliced Roasted Strip Loin
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Thursday - Noon to 10pm Friday - Noon to 11pm
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