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Hilltop Bugle

Volume 62, issue 9 DecemBer 2017

Fullerton Elks Lodge #1993 Presents

The 47th AnnualChristmas Tree Lane

Sunday, December 3, 2017Doors open at 12:30 p.m.

Entry tickets are only $10 presale; $12 at the door, children under 6 free

A Fantastic Pasta Lunch served between 1:30-3:00 pmNo outside food permitted

Tree drawings begin at 4:00 pm with lots of Door PrizesWinners must be present

Rumor has it that Santa Claus will stop by!Lucky winners need to be prepared to take

home their tree,it’s decorations, and

gifts by 6:00 p.m.

Tickets Available are in the Lodge Office & from your Officers

Fullerton elks loDge no. 1993 1400 elks View lane po Box 1225 Fullerton ca 92836 (714) 870-1993 Hours oFFice: tue & weD 9am-5pm | tHur 9am-8pm (714) 773-1708 Fax lounge: tue 4-9pm | weD 4-10pm | tHur 4-11pm | Fri 11am-11pm | sat 11am-5pm FinD us on tHe weB at www.Fullertonelks.org anD on FaceBook at www.FaceBook.com/groups/Fullertonelks

Hilltop Bugle

Volume 62, issue 9 DecemBer 2017

Fullerton Elks Lodge #1993 Presents

The 47th AnnualChristmas Tree Lane

Sunday, December 3, 2017Doors open at 12:30 p.m.

Entry tickets are only $10 presale; $12 at the door, children under 6 free

A Fantastic Pasta Lunch served between 1:30-3:00 pmNo outside food permitted

Tree drawings begin at 4:00 pm with lots of Door PrizesWinners must be present

Rumor has it that Santa Claus will stop by!Lucky winners need to be prepared to take

home their tree,it’s decorations, and

gifts by 6:00 p.m.

Tickets Available are in the Lodge Office & from your Officers

Fullerton elks loDge no. 1993 1400 elks View lane po Box 1225 Fullerton ca 92836 (714) 870-1993 Hours oFFice: tue & weD 9am-5pm | tHur 9am-8pm (714) 773-1708 Fax lounge: tue 4-9pm | weD 4-10pm | tHur 4-11pm | Fri 11am-11pm | sat 11am-5pm FinD us on tHe weB at www.Fullertonelks.org anD on FaceBook at www.FaceBook.com/groups/Fullertonelks

Volume 64, Issue 4 July 2018

Monday, September 3, 2018 Doors Open at 11:00 - BBQ from 12:00 - 2:00

Games and prizes from 2:00 - 3:00 Music by Leon from 11:00 - 3:00

BBQ Lunch will be pork ribs or chicken with potato salad and coleslaw. Of course no BBQ is complete without watermelon and

a build your own ice cream sundae bar!! There will be games for the kids… Prizes… fun times... Show off your best RED, WHITE, AND BLUE for your chance to win a prize.

All this fun for $8.00 per person

Children 11 & under FREE!! Fullerton Elks Lodge

1400 Elks View Lane, Fullerton, CA

Your hostess: Irene Imhof and Clare Johnson

Fullerton Elks Lodge #1993

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BUILDING CORPORATION

President -- Mike Mathers, PDDGERVice President -- Diana Mondragon

Treasurer -- Dan Casey, PERSecretary -- Bob Harraka

2017-2018 OFFICERSExalted Ruler........................Michael SprattEsteemed Leading Knight.........David LawhornEsteemed Loyal Knight.......Diana MondragonEsteemed Lecturing Knight......... OPENSecretary..................................Mariann AitaTreasurer................................Steve MarcianoEsquire.......................................Joseph PetriAsst. Esquire...........................Clare Johnson

Chaplain........................Jerry Norton Asst. Chaplain.............Judy GivensInner Guard...................Sandy ReesAsst. Inner Guard..........Art AguayoTiler................................Irene ImhofAsst. Tiler.................Janet VandergriftOrganist...................OPENOfficer At Large...Richard Moore PER

trustees

1 Year....................Brian McNamara2 Year.....................Marie Nunez3 Year.....................4 Year.....................Trudy Nuzum5 Year...................Scott Broadbent

General Manager....... Jason Chen

Committee ChairpersonsActivities Nick Ortega, Rene OrtizAmericanism Claudia SantosArbitrator Jon EllowitzAuditing Sandy Rees (714) 458-5155Bequest & Living Trust Dan Casey, PER Billiards Rene OrtizBlood Drive OPENCampers Clare Johnson (714) 357-2670CHEA Major Project Richard GreenChristmas Baskets TilersChristmas Decor Down Lecturing KnightChristmas Decor Up Diana Mondragon (714)338-7404Christmas Tree Lane David Lawhorn (714)2931819Clare’s Kitchen Clare Johnson (714) 357-2670Dictionary Project Jack EhlersDrug Awareness Mary SchmidtgalDuty Officers Joe PetriEgg Nog Party Irene Imhof, Janet VandergriftElks Night at the Angels Marie Nunez (714) 906-2750Elks National Fndtn Dan Casey, PEREntertainment Diana Mondragon (714) 388-7404Exalted Ruler’s Advisor Scott Stephens, PER Firefighters Appreciation Diana MondragonFlag Day/Retirement Diana MondragonFourth of July Celebration Diana Mondragon (714) 388-7404Golf Club Brian McNamara (714)656-7387Government Relations Paul Dudley Grant Coordinator Bob HarrakaGreeters Pauline Ling [email protected] Party Diana MondragonHilltop Bugle Publisher Morgan McLaughlin Hilltop Bugle Editor Scott Stephens, PER (714) 801-6230Hoop Shoot Steve Vartanian (714) 390-0671Inaugural Ball David Lawhorn (714) 293-1819Interviews Diana Mondragon (714) 388-7404Lapsation Diana Mondragon (714) 388-7404Lodge Advisors PDDGER Mike Mathers Lodge Historian Bob Ziebell

Marquee Update Chris Norby & Cory BrownMembership Irene Imhof Memorial Service Mariann AitaNew Year’s Eve Diana Mondragon (714) 388-7404Old Timers Appreciation Dan Casey, PER Olympic Games Alan Kelley, PER [email protected] & Mariann Aita (201) 562-4786Orientation Diana Mondragon (714) 388-7404PER Association Alan Kelley, PER [email protected] Photographer OPEN Police Appreciation Diana MondragonPresiding Justice Hon. Judge PerezPublicity & PR Cory Brown [email protected] Drawing TrusteesRitual Coach Scott Stephens, PER (714) 801-6230RV Facilities TrusteesSanta Claus Mike SprattScholarships Trudy Nuzum (949)559-4387Scouting Scott BroadbentSee’s Candy Irene ImhofShow Case Mariann Aita (201) 562-4786Special Child Irene Imhof, Marie Nunez (714) 906-2750 Nyada Turner [email protected] Director Rene OrtizSt. Patrick’s Dance Diana Mondragon (714) 388-7404Standing Relief David LawhornStudent of the Month Diana Mondragon (714) 388-7404Summertime Dance OPENSunday Brunch Chad Lawhorn & John Paine (714) 267-4960Sweethearts Ball Karla GreenTeenager of the Month Steve Vartanian (714) 390-0671Veterans Susie Myers & John Paine (714) 267-4960Visitations Diana Mondragon (714) 388-7404Volunteer Dinners David Lawhorn (714) 293-1819Webmaster Tom Conlon, PDDGERWinter Fund TrusteesYouth Activites Steve Vartanian

Starting: 726Initiated: 27

LODGE MEMBERSHIP REPORT

Affiliated: 3Reinstated: 1

Dropped: 5Transferred: 2

Demitted: 1Deaths: 4

Membership Total: 745Starting: 897 Affiliated: 2 Dropped: 0 Demitted: 0 Membership Total: 900Initiated: 11 Reinstated: 2 Transferred: 5 Deaths: 7

Marie NunezBrian McNamaraTrudy NuzumScott BroadbentJim Germinaro, PER

David LawhornDiana MondragonPete MurrietaAndy KoniecznyMarianne AitaSteve MarcianoPaul JaramilloJudy Givens

.....Sandy Rees

.....Jerry Norton

.....Irene Imhof

.....Clare Johnson

.....Skee Wyzykowski

.....Jeff Clark

.....Alan Kelley, PER

Activities Rene Ortiz & Al Cabrera Americanism Claudia Santos Arbitrator Jon Ellowitz Auditing Sandy Rees Bequest & Living Trust Dan Casey, PER Billiards Rene Ortiz Campers Clare Johnson (714) 357-2670 CHEA Major Project Richard Green Christmas Decor Down Andy Konieczny Christmas Decor Up Pete Murrieta Christmas Tree Lane Diana Mondragon Dictionary Project Mariann Aita & Irene Imhof Drug Awareness Mary Schmidtgal Duty Officers Paul Jaramillo Egg Nog Party Judy Givens Elks Night at the Angels Marie Nunez (714) 906-2750 Elks National Fndtn Dan Casey, PER Entertainment Colleen Wadsworth Exalted Ruler’s Advisor Scott Stephens, PER Firefighters Appreciation Pete Murrieta Flag Day Mike Spratt, PER Fourth of July Celebration Pete Murrieta Golf Club Brian McNamara (714)656-7387 Government Relations Mike Spratt, PER Grant Coordinator Bob Harraka Greeters Pauline Ling [email protected] Halloween Party Irene Imoff Hilltop Bugle Publisher Morgan McLaughlin Hilltop Bugle Editor Scott Stephens, PER (714) 801-6230 Hoop Shoot Steve Vartanian (714) 390-0671 Inaugural Ball Pete Murrieta Interviews Diana Mondragon Lapsation Mike Spratt, PER Lodge Advisor PDDGER Mike Mathers Lodge Historian Bob Ziebell Marquee Update Mike Spratt & Chris Norby Membership Irene Imhof Memorial Service Mariann Aita

New Year’s Eve Trustees Old Timers Appreciation Dan Casey, PER Olympic Games Phil Marquez, PER & Mariann Aita Orientation Diana Mondragon PER Association Alan Kelley, PER [email protected] Photographer Dave Alan Police Appreciation Pete Murrieta Presiding Justice Hon. Judge Perez Publicity & PR Cory Brown [email protected] Reverse Drawing Trustees Ritual Coach Scott Stephens, PER (714) 801-6230 RV Facilities Trustees Santa Claus Mike Spratt Scholarships Trudy Nuzum (949)559-4387 Scouting Scott Broadbent See’s Candy Irene Imhof Show Case Mariann Aita (201) 562-4786 Special Child Irene Imhof, Marie Nunez (714) 906-2750, Nyada Turner [email protected] Sports Director Rene Ortiz St. Patrick’s Dance Andy Konieczny Standing Relief Diana Mondragon Student of the Month Diana Mondragon (714) 388-7404 Sunday Brunch John Paine & Chad Lawhorn Sweethearts Ball Skee Wyzykowski & Jeff Clark Teenager of the Month Steve Vartanian (714) 390-0671 Veterans Susie Myers & John Paine (714) 267-4960 Visitations Diana Mondragon (714) 388-7404 Volunteer Dinners David Lawhorn (714) 293-1819 Webmaster Aric Caley Winter Fund Trustees Youth Activites Steve Vartanian

President - Diana Mondragon Treasurer - Brian McNamara Vice President - PDDGER Mike Mathers Secretary - PDDGER Tom Conlon

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I am so excited to be an Elk!!

It’s that time of year again. December has come and with it all the joys of Christmas; decorations, presents, friends, family, tree lights, turkey dinners, gifts, parties, house lights, the list goes on and on. During the holiday season it is easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle. This season, I challenge you to take time out to enjoy the things that are important to you. I am looking forward to singing Christmas carols at Mass, Peppermint Mocha coffee, neighborhood Christmas lights and my granddaughter’s face when she first sees our house deco-rated for the holidays.

There are lots of events this month at the Lodge. The Friday Night dinners, the Egg Nog Party and the best event of the year Christmas Tree Lane. I invited all of you to come and enjoy this specular event. All the info is on the front page of the Bugle. I was happy to support our Leading Knight, Dave Lawhorn and assist with this event. I want to give a heartfelt Thanks to the Udies, Trudy and Judy, for their many hours that they contributed. A big shout out to Irene Imhoff, who happily volunteered to manage the food. And of course, all the volun-teers and donors, who are the bread and butter, to the success of this event.

Happy Holidays to you and your family and may you all make many Christmas memories!!

From the Station of Justice,

Diana Mondragon, Esteemed Loyal Knight

ESTEEMED LEADING KNIGHT ESTEEMED LOYAL KNIGHT

Merry Christmas Elk Brothers and Sisters:

The Holiday season 2017 is here. I hope you had a great Thanksgiving with family and each other. Now that turkey sandwiches and November is over let’s get ready for Christmas. This Month is always one of the busiest of the year. We start out with Christmas Tree Lane decorating on the 2cd and Christmas Tree Lane fundraiser on the 3rd. Doors open at 12:30 pm. Members, we really can use Volunteers to help make this a comfortable and efficient day for all. Please Volunteer by contacting our Chairman, Diana Mondragon 714-388-7404. You will be rewarded. On Thursday 7th there will be an open Lodge meeting for all to attend. It will be an Elks Memorial to remember and show our respect for all those Members who have passed away this year. On the 9th the Orange Coast District Army and Navy Veterans will meet at the Lodge and cheer on their team in the ARMY/NAVY football game. On the 10th is Sunday Brunch. Doors open at 9am and I advise you to come early it is always one of the largest crowds. On the 17th Is the Lodges favorite Christmas Party of all, The Special Child Christmas Party. All the Special Children that have honored us as our Special Child of the Month will attend our Lodge and Santa has a bag of toys for all of them. If you have not yet felt the Spirit of Christmas, then you can’t miss this. It will start at 11am and bring cookies. All Members are invited to our Pot Luck Eggnog party at 11am Christmas Eve.

Well this ends 2017, so join Dona and I in welcoming 2018 at our New Year’s Eve Party on December 31st. May the blessings of the Lord be with you. We wish all a Merry Christmas. Your First Lady Dona and Exalted Ruler Michael

The Holiday Season is upon us and is in full swing. I want to wish everyone a safe and joy-ful Holiday Season. I hope to see many of you at the Eggnog party and Christmas Tree Lane, which are times to get together with friends and family and enjoy the season of giving, shar-ing and caring.

Last month I had the honor of representing the Fullerton Elks along with other Fullerton Lodge Officers and Lead-ers at the State Mid Term Convention in Sacramento. The Mid Term is held annually 6 months into the Elk year to showcase what Lodges have done and get any updates on changes being imple-mented by our Sponsors at the State Level. There are some new requirements being implemented with official notifications being sent out over the next month or so which will be brought to the membership to implement.

Kim and I have been volunteering for Sunday Brunch for the last 4 years, mainly cooking the Sausage and Bacon in the Kitchen. Look-ing forward to next year, Kim and I will be looking to train some new volunteers for cooking the sausage and bacon due to other commitments. If you would be interested in helping out, or find-ing out more about what this entails, please let me know.

“Volunteering is the ultimate exercise in democracy. You vote in elections once a year, but when you volunteer, you vote every day about the kind of community you want to live in”. ~Author Unknown

Fraternally Yours, David Lawhorn

Esteemed Leading Knight

FROM THE STATION OF THE EXALTED RULER

displaying the flag, we express our gratitude to the generations past who fought and died for this country, and we remind ourselves of our obligation to preserve for generations to come the freedom that others won for us.

We had our 1st Community Outreach Committee meeting & it was a great success. We came up with some great ideas to more present in the committee. If you would like to be a part of this committee, we meet the 1st Wednesday of every month. However, due to the 4th of July Holiday, Julys meeting will be on the 2nd Wednesday, July 11 at 7pm. Please call or text me at 714-388-7404 if you have any ques-tions.

Fraternally yours, Diana Jean Mondragon, Esteemed Leading Knight

14 , so come on up , bring some friends and HAVE SOME FUN!

Enjoy your Summer everyone.

Esteemed Lecturing Knight, Andy Konieczny

Greetings;I want to wish everyone a safe 4th of July as we head into the summer months. By the time you get this month’s Hilltop Bugle, Kim and I will be either preparing to go or at the National Convention in San Antonio, Texas. The State Convention was held in San Diego and I was proud to walk across the stage representing the Fullerton Elks Lodge to announce our donation to the CHEA Piggy Bank Major Project which came out to $32.71 per capita. This is made possible by the donations from our members to the Purple Pig. We have some great events coming up this month with my Goal of having more member events up at the Lodge. Saturday July 14th is the Luau Party being chaired by Al Cabrera, Martin McAllister and Candy Valco. By your tickets early so you’re not left out. Saturday July 21st is Summer Sizzle / Cook you own Steak night with Chairman Brian McNamara and Diana Mondragon. These events will only be successful and continue if our members and friends come up to enjoy the evening of fun and friendship.Make sure to look at the calendar pages for planned events monthly and check out the flyers in the Lodge Lobby since events may be added after the Bugle goes to the Editor for publication.“Fidelity is a virtue which should be frequently proved, but not always.” – Omar Sherif Fraternally Yours, David Lawhorn page 3DecemBer 2017 Hilltop Bugle


















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Lecturing Knight

Hello brothers and sisters,Let’s feel proud to be a citizen of this great nation of the world. Let’s all take an oath on this day to maintain peace among ourselves. Wishing you a great 4th of July.The mission of the Elks National Foundation is to help Elks build stronger communities. We fulfill this pledge by investing in communities where Elks live and work. This year’s Convention will be in San An-tonio, Texas. Celebrating 150 years of Elkdom. E.R. David Lawhorn and First Lady Kim will be attending this event. Repre-senting Fullerton Elks. On June 6th it was pleasure having District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler and currently serving as the California Hawaii Elks Association State Vice President, from Garden Grove Lodge, Brother Randy Eldridge at our Lodge.Remember to get your tickets for the 4th of July at the Fullerton Elks Lodge. Spending time with Family and friends.Fraternally Yours, Pete Murrieta Esteemed Loyal Knight


The emblem of the Leading Knight’s Station is the Flag of our country. May its beauty increase the devotion of the members to its radiant stripes and celestial stars that insure protection of our land and liberty and testify to its various victories. Our flag is so important to us Americans. During this 4th of July holiday please display your flag proudly. By

Greetings from the station of Brotherly love

The 4th of July is here so every-one should make an extra effort to make sure your friends , fami-ly and pets are safe .

There is a Luau at the lodge July

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More info at: FullertonElks.org, Elks.org and CHEA-Elks.org and Facebook.com/groups/FullertonElks

Wednesdays:

6th Catherine Vallasenor 13th Chuck Neal 20th Julie Z, & Bonnie L . 27th Bob Muschek

greeters

sickness & DistresscrYing corner

Not here for meeting date#0182 Thomas Cartwright $250.00 10/5/17 #5794 Jack Keagan $25.00 10/12/17 #8160 Alan Cricer $250.00 10/12/17 #9391 Anthony LaVito $50.00 10/19/17 #8973 Jason Smith $75.00 10/26/17 #9394 Bryan Cunningham $25.00 10/26/17

Bill Aye passed away October 14th. A memorial service was held on the 26th @ Brea Congregational Church, 300 E. Imperial Highway, Brea

Heidi Irby’s Brain Surgery went well and she is home recov-ering.

PER Jack Keagan is recovering from surgery and staying with his daughter.

Marty Heffernan was at the Highway 91 Concert in Las Vegas and helped save over 20 people.

Judy Givens granddaughter fell and broke her nose. She had surgery and doing fine.

Bob Genelle, PDDGER from Orange passed away on Octo-ber 20th. Celebration of Life will be held at Orange Lodge on December 2nd at Orange Lodge.

Richard Pietrowicz, PER-Lyndhurst #1505 passed away on October 20thth. He was Mariann Aita’s Elk Mentor.

Thursdays:

7th Pam Yrungaray 14th Lillian Baltzer 21st Jennifer Thomson 28th Ish Gomez

All Fridays: Mary Schmidtgal

Fullerton Elks 2017 By-Laws Reviewed

A committee has been appointed to review our By-Laws and House Rules in anticipation of submitting any revisions as required in 2018. (Grand Lodge Requires Submittal Of Any Revision Every Five Years).

The committee, Nick Ortega, Martin McAllister, David Lawhorn and Bob Ziebell, will incorporate any changes required by Grand Lodge Resolution or previous vote of our lodge. All changes will be submitted to the membership for approval.

The proposed revised By-Laws and House Rules will then be sent to the Grand Lodge Judiciary for approval and subsequent inclusion in the new book of By-Laws, House Rules and Rules of Order.

The committee encourages members to review the By-Laws and House Rules and submit to the committee for it’s consideration any revisions they recommend.

Fullerton Elk’s 1993 would like to thank the following businesses for their donations which contributed to the success of our Oct 15th 2017 NASCAR/Poker Tournament:

South Coast Repertory Theatre; Bourbon Street, Heroes Bar & Grill, Roscoe’s Famous Deli, Santa Ana Zoo, Discovery Cube OC, Craftsman Wood Fired Pizza, The Olde Ship, Matador Cantina, Brea’s Best Burgers, Mulberry Street Ristorante, Kimmie’s Coffee Cup, Black Bear Diner, Bruxie, Florentine’s Grill /Tuscany Corner Grill / Palapa Grill, Elbows Mac N Cheese, JP 23 BBQ & Smokehous3.

Thank you for your support! Event Chairs Karen and Paul, would also like to thank all the volunteers that day. Your efforts are truly appreciated.

Welcome our new members!

PRESENT #9133 Heidi Irby $175 12/14/17#9116 Alfreda Doherty $125 12/14/17#6462 Roy Peterson $25 12/21/17#8874 Mondo Foncesa $150 12/21/17#8766 Mark Larsen $50 12/28/17#8584 Robert Graham $175 12/28/17

Robert Doty passed away in August and we were just notified.

Suanne Casey fell and broke her Pelvis.

Special Child Jack is fighting for his life.

Mike Mathis is having surgery on 12/22/17 to remove the rest of his thyroid.

PER Jack Keegan is having another mouth surgery.

Ritual Coach Pat Barr had a heart attack and is home recovering.

Tom Young’s wife Valerie has breast cancer.

George Reeves passed away on Dec. 14 th .

Suanne Casey is doing well after her fall.

Steve Vartanian’s mom is having tests for an infection.

Wednesdays:

7th Richard Licerio 14th Chuck Neal 21st Julia Z & Bonnie L 28th Bob Muschek

Thursdays: 1st Pam Yrungaray 8th Lillian Baltzer 15th Jennifer Thomson, 27th Ish Gomez




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Welcome our new members!Wednesdays:

11th Chuck Neal 18th Julia Z & Bonnie L 25th Bob Muschek

Thursdays:

5th Pam Yrungaray 12th Bev Aye 19th Jennifer Thomson 26th Ish Gomez


To all our new family members from La Habra (and the 400 Fullerton members still receiving the Bugle by snail mail)…Please consider taking your Hilltop Bugle by email. You receive it in COLOR, 2 Weeks EARLY, and you’ll SAVE the Lodge lots of MONEY (on printing & postage). Contact Editor, Scott Stephens TODAY; [email protected]

Honoring your Military Service

If you are a Veteran, we would like to honor you at our November 11th event.

Yes, it is 4 months away, yet this is a Districtwide event, incorporating the Flag Retirement ceremo-ny, and will require much planning on our part.

It will be held at the Fullerton Elks Lodge, in the late-afternoon/evening (more details to follow).

Please contact Chairman, Scott Stephens (714) 801-6230, if you or a family-member has any interest at all.

THIRD WEDNESDAY EACH MONTH6:30 PM / $7.00

Come On down and join us for a fulfilled night of Bunco.

BRING A FRIEND - RECEIVE A PRIZE

This is a fund raiser for the Fullerton Emblem Club #469 to support Charities. You do not need to be a member to play

so bring your friends.

COMING SOON – NEW CARPET

The Lounge/Bar area carpet will be replaced on Mon-day, July 30th and maybe the morning of Tuesday, July 31st. To save money we will be removing all the tables and chairs off the old carpet, Sunday, July 29th, at 9:00 am. Feel free to come up and help. This expenditure was budgeted and approved by the membership with the adoption of the 2018-19 budget.

Join the Community Outreach Committee

Meeting - 1st Wednesday of the Month at 7pm

***note – July’s meeting is the 11th at 7pm – due to the holiday

This is a new committee will be coming up with ideas for our Lodge to have a larger presence in the community. It is also a great way to get involved in Elkdom and meet new friends. If you have any questions, please contact Diana Mondragon, Leading Knight, at 714-388-7404 or [email protected]

California/Hawaii Elks Association President coming to Fullerton!

This is your chance to meet, dine & dance with, get a pin from and/or have our State President sign your

membership card. CHEA President, Bob Duitsman and wife Beth, will be having dinner at the Fullerton Elks

Lodge Friday, August 3, 2018. Res-ervations highly suggested, to make sure we have enough room & food.

Elks Helping Elks The Santa Ana Elks Lodge is relocating to a new building

which will be under construction for a year or so. During this time, they will be relocating to a smaller temporary home. They will be holding their DD Visitations at our Lodge on

Tuesday October 2nd. Our Lodge will still be open to our mem-bers but the Bar will be closed during the meetings starting

at 8pm. Please plan accordingly.



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Welcome our new members!

#8512 Cindy Cooper $250 5/3/18 #9275 Paul Simonoff $150 5/3/18 # 7683 Creed Rucker $250 5/10/18 #8708 Ronald Lamb $175 5/10/18 #8988 Donald Ferrel $250 5/17/18 #3712 Robert Hathaway $200 5/17/18 #9470 Robert Day $250 5/24/18 #6266 Sam Moore $225 5/24/18

Please remember the following members and their family:

Dick and Mary Moore, John White, Ray Romano, Gary Schmidt, Ernie Gardner,

Chuck Nolan, Dave Lawhorn, Irene Imhof, Marie Nunez’s Grandma Pauline , Ismael Gomez.

Ways to help, say a prayer, remember them in your thoughts, give them a call.

Remember Sickness and distress is always in order.

To our Absent Members

Gary Schmidt, Ernie Gardner, Butch Rock’s nephew Chad, Edward Goodbing,

Edward Hewlett, Thomas Clarkson

Until the hour of 11 !

JUMP ON THE BUS IN 2018 AND HELP THE KIDS

Plan now to attend the 50th Annual California Elks Rally

October 11-14 - Golden Village Palms RV Resort Hemet, California

You don’t have to be a camper or an Elk to attend. Come and enjoy a weekend of food, fun, games, tournaments and just plain old camaraderie while we raise money for the Kids.

The goals of this Rally are for campers, non-campers, family and friends to all gather together for a weekend of food, fun, swimming, games, tournaments and camaraderie, with the final objective of raising money for the California-Hawaii Elks Association Major Projects. Last year we raised a total of $28,602. Our goal this year is to raise even more money for the kids. Come help us, to help them, “Reach for the Stars”. This year will have some awesome new events, vendors and hoping to get an attendance of over 140 rigs.

For more information go to www.elksrally.us or contact our Fullerton Hilltoppers President Clare Johnson at [email protected] or (714) 357-2670 or Rally Wagonmaster Anthony Fonseca at [email protected] or (714) 813-1410. The deadline to register is September 10, 2018.

On June 5 I attended with many others a beautiful memorial for Nick Ortega’s mothers memorial. Some thing was said that struck me as such an amazing tribute that I would like to share it.How Beatrice Ortega lived her life and a “ NANA CHALLENGE” to all of us made by her granddaughter . 1) BEAUTY: Find the beauty in someone and tell them.2) JOY: Create a celebration on a regular day. Celebrate life and love with someone just because.3) GROWTH: Have an open mind to try something new. Try a new food, a new activity, travel to a new place.4) NOURISHMENT: Make someone a meal or take them flowers or another favorite treat just to make them feel thought of.5) LOYALTY: Join someone you love in an activity of their interest whether it is your interest or not.6) UNCONDITIONAL LOVE: Encourage someone in a difficult place. Give a hug, kind words, and reassure someone verbally and written everyday.Her granddaughter has taken up the challenge. How great if we would all take the challenge.Candy Valko

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FULLERTON ELKS MAY SPECIAL CHILD, Devin Duran

Fullerton Elks hosted Special Child Devin Daly Duran. Devin is 4 years old now; when he was 2 years of age he was diag-nosed with moderate autism. At that time, he started an early intervention special education program at the local school district.

He works very hard in speech therapy and in Behavior Analysis therapy. Devin never complains about all the hard work he is asked to do.

When Devin is not in school or therapy he goes to church and plays with close friends, and hangs out with his younger brothers, Sean who is 3 years old and Kellen who is only a month old. Devin loves nursery rhymes and his favorite thing is music and singing. He has a joyful spirit and a hardy laugh.

His Great Uncle long time member Gene Shumski nominated Devin. 20 members of the Duran Family came to celebrate the evening.

Gifts were presented by PER Martin McAllister, PER Dan Ca-sey, Past Elk of the Year Cory Brown, new members Dana & Louis Antoline, and past Chair-man of the Board Bob Turner, to the Scott & Katelyn Duran and Sean (3) and Kellen (1 month), along with a gift card to Target for $350 for the family to purchase what they need for Devin and the family.

Respectfully submitted,

Special Child Committee

Special child

Lodge presents FPD Cadets with $250

ER with May Teenager of the Month

Fullerton Elks once Again, well represented at Loma Vista Memorial Service


Friday Lunch!

We are open for all members and to the Public for Friday Lunch 11am-2pm. Bring your work group to the Lodge. Check out our soup, salad & sandwich combos.

Comfort food dinner Wednesday’s from 5:30 to 7:00Pm $8.00 Per Plate December 6 Fried chicken, mashed potatoes, veggies

December 13 Rene’s Hamburgers

December 20 Spaghetti Pasta, veggies, chef’s soup

December 27 Mushroom chicken, rice and veggies

thursday night sPeCials ($10.95+tax)

December 7 - Cheeseburger with fries, Chicken Penne Pasta, Chef’s Soup

December 14 - Elk’s Steak

December 21 - Chicken Fried Steak

December 28 - Fish ‘n Chips

friday night sPeCials reservations highly reCommended

(714) 870-1993

Dec 1 - Elk Steak, Chef’s SoupDec 8 - Prime RibDec 15 - Lamb Chop, Chef’s SoupDec 22 - Beef StewDec 29 - Beef Lasagna, Chef’s Soup

All Menus Subject to Change

Fullerton elks memBer’s BirtHDaY couponHey Hey it’s your birthday, Fullerton Elks bring this coupon up the hill and enjoy one free Friday Night entree during your birthday. Tax and gratuity not included.

Member Name ____________________________________ Member # ________ Birthday ____________Date Coupon Used _________ (beverages not included) Dollar Amount $___________ (Club fill in)

The Hilltop Banquet Center facility is available for meetings and special occasions. Contact (714) 600-2313, or email at [email protected]

Saturday’s 11 AM to 2 PM (Volunteers Needed)

Corndogs $1.50 each or Pretzels, $1 each

The View dining room & lounge

Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) Licensee Education on Alcohol and Drugs (L.E.A.D.)Alcohol Seller / Server Training Program Date: January 27, 2018

Location: Fullerton Elks Lodge #1993 - 1400 Elks View Lane, Fullerton, CA 92836 From: 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

To register for this training, you must access the ABC web site at www.abc.ca.gov, and follow the tabs to LEAD Training (“Register for a LEAD Class”). Be sure to sign up for the Fullerton Elks Lodge location for this training date. This training is open to all Lodges, and to the general public (adults only). A Certificate of Completion will be sent to you following your attendance, and completion of a small exam. LEAD information is invaluable, and will assist in maintaining your Lodge or facility in compliance with laws regarding the sale and service of alcohol. General information regarding drugs is also covered. This training is free to those who attend. Lunch is also provided. If you have any questions please call the Fullerton Elks Lodge office at 714-870-1993.

All Lodge members and Officers are encouraged to attend LEAD Training which is being held at our Lodge on January 27th (see following flyer). It is free to attendees and includes a small lunch. Effective January 2018, not only do all employee bartenders or servers, but also all volunteer bartenders, are required to have the LEAD Certification. The information that is presented is very interesting and will help our Lodge to meet ABC requirements for alcohol service, and upcoming CHEA mandates.

July 4- 4th of July Celebration (Ticketed Event)July 11 Rene’s Hamburgers & Hot Dogs(Rene, Arlene, Bob, Judy & Andy)July 18th Gabe’s Meatloaf(Mary S., Beverly, Irene, Derek & Deanne)July 25th Spaghetti w/Meat sauce(Mary S., Beverly, Gail, Irene & Derek)

“Per Popular Request, We Are bringing back Elk Steaks for Thursday Night Dinners”

7/5 Cheeseburger, Elks Steak, Chefs Choice 7/12 Cheeseburger, Elks Steak, Chefs Choice 7/19 Cheeseburger, Elks Steak, Chefs Choice 7/26 Cheeseburger, Elks Steak, Chefs Choice

xxxxxx MISSING

Friday Lunch Is Also Back with:

Maloo Sandwich Cheeseburger Tuna Sandwich Grilled Cheese

(All Served with your choice of french fries, onions rings)

PLUS “All You Can Eat Soup and Salad”

Saturday 11 AM to 5 PM Hot Dog & Chips $3 Spicy Pickled Eggs also available

Thank you to the following volunteers that helped welcome 211 guests to our June Sunday Brunch. Pete Murrieta, Richard Green, Judy Givens, Claude & Marky Lowe, Duane Wickstrom, Mike Mathers, Catherine Villasenor, Sam & Betty Moore, Jerry Norton, Bob Ziebell, Mary Schmidtgal, Trudy Nu-zum, Sandy Rees, Clare Johnson, Richard Licerio, Marge Aguayo, David Allan, Pauline Ling, Susie Myers, Nick Ortega, Bob Sweney, Annette Kavert, Bill & Jamie Nicely, Ruth Mattison and Girl Scouts Nicky Angle, Amanda Angle, Kate Haines and mother Pam Angle.

John Paine & Chad LawhornSunday Bruch Co-Chairmen

Wacky Wednesday Dinners

Appetizers alternate every week with either: Shrimp Cocktail / Fried Zucchini or Buffalo Wings / Moz-zarella Sticks

Entrees:

Market Fish, Cheeseburger, Fish N Chips, Delmonico Steak, Chicken Penne Pasta

Desserts: Cheesecake or Ice Cream Sundae

In addition our FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIALS:

7/6 Rib Eye Steaks 7/13 Pork Loin 7/20 Gabe’s Greek Salad 7/27 Prime Rib


DAVE N. YORK BIOGRAPHYDISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND EXALTED RULER

ORANGE COAST DISTRICT 2018-2019CALIFORNIA-HAWAII ELKS ASSOCIATION

Notice on La Habra PropertyMembers are invited to attend a meeting to review information gathered from independent commercial realtors and their recommendations on the disposition of the La Habra property as follows: Town Hall Meeting on Sunday July 8, 2018 at 2:00 pm in Banquet Room

Motion and Vote on the disposition of the La Habra property is planned for the August 9th, 2018 Lodge Meeting

July 2018 Hilltop Bugle

FULLERTON HILLTOPPERS CAMPING CLUB

MAY 2018 EAST SHORES AND JUNE 2018 SANTA MARIA ELKS RODEO What fun the Fullerton Hilltoppers have been having the past couple of month!! May we were up at East Shores (Puddingstone/Bonnelli Park) in Sand Dimas. Clare Johnson and Ken Meehan were the Wagonmasters for the weekend. Friday evening found us enjoying a Hawaiian Luau feast prepared by the Wagonmasters. Saturday was a day filled with visitors enjoying the hospi-tality of the Hilltoppers with crafts (sand painting) and playing games. The members ended the night with a potluck (no leftovers :( for me as I was preforming at the Follies). The end of May found us traveling up the California Central Coast. We spent Wednesday at the Santa Barbara Elks Lodge. We had a very delicious lunch and dinner. We were pleasantly sur-prised with the full menu they offered at lunch with a “spud” night for dinner. Raffle prizes were won by a few members of the Hilltoppers. Thursday we were up at the Rodeo… need I say more?? Please remember any Elk is allowed to join the Fullerton Hilltoppers at a cost of $25 per year plus camping fees. Every Wagonmaster does something different so there is always a surprise each month. Please contact Clare Johnson, Chairperson, at 714-357-2670 if interested.

DATE LOCATION WAGONMASTER/COORDINATORS

Jul 20-22 Vista Elks Chuck & Rene Sandoval-Ramos

Aug 2-5 Pechanga RV Resort Bob & Doris Muschek, Richard & Audrey Rose

Sep 21-23 Chula Vista Vivian & Geoff Gleed, Claude & Marky Lowe

Oct 11-14 CHEA Purple Pig Rally (Hemet) Anthony Fonseca/Clare Johnson

Nov 2-4 Newport Dunes (Newport Beach)

Jim & Marcy Mannan, Richard & Audrey Rose

TBD Hilltoppers’ Annual Meeting – Place TBD

Clare Johnson

Dec No Campout - Hilltoppers Christmas Tree

FULLERTON HILLTOPPERS CAMPING CLUB

MAY 2018 EAST SHORES AND JUNE 2018 SANTA MARIA ELKS RODEO What fun the Fullerton Hilltoppers have been having the past couple of month!! May we were up at East Shores (Puddingstone/Bonnelli Park) in Sand Dimas. Clare Johnson and Ken Meehan were the Wagonmasters for the weekend. Friday evening found us enjoying a Hawaiian Luau feast prepared by the Wagonmasters. Saturday was a day filled with visitors enjoying the hospi-tality of the Hilltoppers with crafts (sand painting) and playing games. The members ended the night with a potluck (no leftovers :( for me as I was preforming at the Follies). The end of May found us traveling up the California Central Coast. We spent Wednesday at the Santa Barbara Elks Lodge. We had a very delicious lunch and dinner. We were pleasantly sur-prised with the full menu they offered at lunch with a “spud” night for dinner. Raffle prizes were won by a few members of the Hilltoppers. Thursday we were up at the Rodeo… need I say more?? Please remember any Elk is allowed to join the Fullerton Hilltoppers at a cost of $25 per year plus camping fees. Every Wagonmaster does something different so there is always a surprise each month. Please contact Clare Johnson, Chairperson, at 714-357-2670 if interested.

DATE LOCATION WAGONMASTER/COORDINATORS

Jul 20-22 Vista Elks Chuck & Rene Sandoval-Ramos

Aug 2-5 Pechanga RV Resort Bob & Doris Muschek, Richard & Audrey Rose

Sep 21-23 Chula Vista Vivian & Geoff Gleed, Claude & Marky Lowe

Oct 11-14 CHEA Purple Pig Rally (Hemet) Anthony Fonseca/Clare Johnson

Nov 2-4 Newport Dunes (Newport Beach)

Jim & Marcy Mannan, Richard & Audrey Rose

TBD Hilltoppers’ Annual Meeting – Place TBD

Clare Johnson

Dec No Campout - Hilltoppers Christmas Tree

hiLLtoppers cLub

ENF Donors –

Please check the big board to verify that your name is on the wall. If your total donations have reached at least $100, your name should be there. If not, please let me know. Those of you that have transferred from La Habra please look for your name. I think I have just recently added your names, but double check me as I am still working on it. The other large plaque are for those that have made total donations of $1,000 and more, so please check it. Also as I just added six new names to it as well.

Dan Casey, ENF Chairman [email protected]

Fullerton Follies a huge success


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FRIDAY NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT DINNER 5:30–8:00 MUSIC 6:00–10:00

FULLERTON ELKS LODGE 1400 Elks View Lane, Fullerton CA 92836

714-870-1993

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JULY 6 – PORTER SINGLETARY is the most requested band at Fullerton Elks Lodge. Singing Sinatra to Rock to Motown to contemporary favorites, his resume includes being the house vocalist for many local clubs including Portofinos, Cedar Creek, and M3LIVE Bar & Grill. It’s always fun when Porter’s in the house!

JULY 27 – THE ROCK-ITS “rock us” at our special events, and we’re excited to have them on a Friday! If you grew up in the 60’s, you’ll remember their root band, the “Chan-dells” who opened for Sonny & Cher, Little Richard, and Jan & Dean. We’re always rockin’ with the Rock-Its on the Hill!

JULY 13 – ANDREW MARKS BAND performs all over Southern CA, and it is always a treat to have them “on the hill”. Andrew Marks was a featured performer at Nieuport 17, and is the house band at Kelly’s of Naples and Manhattan Steak & Seafood. They are our “go-to” band for our patriotic events and are “Music Masters” of swing, pop, rock, and Motown.

JULY 20 –THE 5 STAR BAND ‘exploded’ at the Lodge and have rapidly become a favorite “on the Hill”! With several vocalists and a variety of instruments, their assortment of Rock, Pop, Blues, Swing & Country is ALWAYS a delight!


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news oF tHe course

I would like to thank all the golfers who played with us this year at our tournaments, and everyone who helped out during the year, to make it a successful and fun year. Special thanks to Don Cullen, Tom Conlon, Marie Nunez, Gloria Lopez for always offering assistance and everyone else I am forgetting to mention. The end of the year tournament was fun we had 47 golfers who played at the Fullerton Golf Course the weather was great and everyone had a good time, afterwards we had B -n- C Burgers cater the lunch at the Fullerton Elks Lodge, where Diana Mondragon, Judy Givens and Trudy Nuzum helped out bartending and selling raffle tickets. Marie helping me hand out the prizes. A special thank you to Dave Judy, who will be setting up the handicaps for the tournaments next year.

1st Place: Team #6 (Brad Owen, Bob Restaino, Louis Sotomayor & Richard Rose) Gross Score 61, HNDCP 14.1, Net Score 46.9

2nd Place: Team #8 (Doc Cox, Chuck Frazer, Tony Duarte & Woody Woodburn) Gross Score 67, HNDCP 17.49, Net Score 49.31

3rd Place: Team #1 (Tom Conlon, Dave Judy & Richard Licerio) Gross Score 65, HNDCP 14.58, Net Score 50.42

4th Place: Team #7 (Les Lopez, Wayne Smith, Gloria Lopez & Linda Luft) Gross Score 68, HNDCP 15.69, Net Score 52.31

It was a good year for golfing and next year will be even better, with your participation in the monthly tournaments. Remember to invite a friend, fellow golfer, neighbor or a relative to come out and join us.

Brian Mc Namara

Christmas at the VA Hospital

Help bring some Christmas cheer to our hospitalized veterans when we host them playing Bingo at the Long Beach VA Medical Center on Monday, December 11, 2017. Special visit by Santa and his Elf. Meet at Wahoo’s Fullerton, at 5:00 p.m. for dinner then carpool to the VA. Set up time 6:30 p.m., bingo starts at 7:00 p.m.

Wreaths Across America

On Saturday, December 16, 2017, Fullerton Elks will have the honor of laying a wreath during the annual Wreaths Across America event. The event started in In 1992, when Worcester Wreath found themselves with a surplus of wreaths nearing the end of the holiday season. Remembering his boyhood experience at Arlington, owner Merrill Worcester realized he had an opportunity to honor our country’s veterans. With the aid of Maine Senator Olympia Snowe, arrangements were made for the wreaths to be placed at Arlington in one of the older sections of the cem-etery that had been receiving fewer visitors with each passing year. The annual tribute went on quietly for several years, until 2005, when a photo of the stones at Arlington, adorned with wreaths and covered in snow, circulated around the internet. Suddenly, the project received national attention. Thousands of requests poured in from all over the country from people wanting to help with Arlington, to emulate the Arlington project at their National and State cemeteries, or to simply share their stories and thank Morrill Worcester for honoring our nation’s heroes.

There are now more than 1,300 participating locations across the United States. The organization’s goal of covering Arlington National Cemetery was met in 2014 with the placement of 226,525 wreaths.

Our local event takes place at Memory Garden Memorial Park, 455 W. Central Avenue, Brea. The program will start at 9:00 a.m. sharp. Seating is limited so arrive early or bring your own chair.

For more information about this program, to donate or purchase a wreath visit www.wreathsacrossamerica.org

Veteran’s corner

news of the course

Our tournament for June was held at Jurupa Hills Golf Course in beauti-ful Riverside. It was a litt le slower than usual due to the fact that the Jurupa Hills Woman’s Golf Club

tee’d off just before we did. All-in-all it was a good day and the weather didn’t get to out of hand (most people thought it would get hot). The Golf Course was in good shape

and management did everything they could to make it an enjoyable day once again. Thanks to all who showed up and played. We had a new player join us and we look forward to seeing him again. The more people the merrier. The results were as follows:

1st Place - Team #1 (Don Cullen, Doc Cox, Jim McAtee & Girard Jones) Gross Score 70, HdCp 14.1, Net Score 55.9

2nd Place - Team #8 (Art Pena, Rene Ortiz, Dave Arneson & Bob Muscheck) Gross Score 70, HdCp 14.0, Net Score 56.0

3rd Place - Team #4 (Charles Aita, Steve Sariano, Bev Finnell) Gross Score 71, HdCp 14.5, Net Score 56.5

4th Place - Team #3 (Tom Lemm, Brian McNamara, Tony Duarte, Woody Wood-burn) Gross Score 74, HdCp 14.6, Net Score 59.5

Longest Putt –

Hole #9…Team #2 (Don Helton, Tom Conlon, Manny Lomelli, Dan Casey)

Hole #10…Team #8 (Art Pena, Rene Ortiz, Dave Arneson & Bob Muscheck)

Closest to the Pin

Hole #3…Team #2 (Don Helton, Tom Conlon, Manny Lomelli, Dan Casey)

Hole #18…Team #7 (Patrick Edan, Traci Sodal, Frank Szarka, Mercedes Szarka)

Remember to invite a friend, neighbor, in-law, outlaw or fellow golfer, next time.

Brian Mc Namara

Save the Date Murder Mystery Dinner Show

The Fullerton Elks Lodge Past Exalted Rulers Present

September 15, 2018 More information to come.

Greetings Elk Members:

The Emblem Club would like to invite you to participate in our effort to collect clean, de-labled prescription bottles to be filled with products for folks in need. We fill them with laundry soap, lotion, body wash, mouthwash, shampoo, and conditioner. The bottles are re-labled and packaged to control leaks. It was a hit and much appreciated last year when we gave them to a homeless commu-nity. So if you’d like to join the effort, just bring your clean, de-labled bottles to Mariann Aita in the office, Judy Givens, or Brenda Powers. Thanks so much for your donations.

Mothers’ Day enjoyed by Many


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Patio/Rec. room Planning Meeting

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(714) 626-005010% off meal with Elks membership card.

EyeCare with an “I CARE” Attitude

John C. Spaeth, O.D.Optometrist

714 692-2063 4945 Yorba Ranch Road; Ste. E714 695-9384 Fax Yorba Linda, CA 92887

Email: [email protected]


Reach our membership with a business card advertisement for only $10/ Month. Send your business card in to the Lodge Office with payment.

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(714) 626-005010% off meal with Elks membership card.

EyeCare with an “I CARE” Attitude

John C. Spaeth, O.D.Optometrist

714 692-2063 4945 Yorba Ranch Road; Ste. E714 695-9384 Fax Yorba Linda, CA 92887

Email: [email protected]

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BY APPOINTMENT(714) 680-0172

Patio/Rec. room Planning Meeting

12/8/17 @ 10 AM

For informal remodeling idea discussionsContact Rene Ortiz for more info 714-713-1414

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Celebrate the New Year at the Fullerton Elks Lodge’s

New Years Eve Dinner and Dance Sunday, December 31, 2017

Semi-Formal/Formal Attire

6:45 Appetizers and No Host Spirits

7:45 Dinner & Dessert

11:00 Champagne Toast

7:15 -12:15 Dancing to the music of the wonderful Eddie Banuelos Band

Tickets on sale December 1, 2017 $70 per person

This event is always a sell out. All encouraged to buy tickets early.

Tickets $20:00 No host bar 5:00-6:00

Dinner 6:00

Music/Dancing

Pork Loin , Hawaiian Rice

Tossed and Macaroni salad

Plus Desert !

July 14th 2018 Lodge open 5:00-10:00

Luau at The Lodge

Fullerton Elks Lodge #1993 1400 Elks View Lane Fullerton Ca. 92835 Phone 714-870-1993

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