WEST CITRUS STORY

West Citrus Story September 1, 2021

FROM THE EXALTED RULER

WEST CITRUS STORY WEST CITRUS ELKS LODGE 2693

CHARTERED APRIL 20, 1985

7890 W. GROVER CLEVELAND BOULEVARD

HOMOSASSA, FL 34446

Please notify the office of any address, email, or phone changes.

Office # is (352) 628-1221.

Lounge # is (352) 503-2010.

Email:

[email protected]

Website: www.westcitruselks.org

Office Open 9am ~ 3pm

Monday ~ Wednesday ~ Friday

NEW MEMBERS New Membership: Kristie Bonino Therese Buddock David Fitzpatrick Jennifer Miler Douglas Bradley -transfer from Rotunda Lodge #2710

Lounge/Lodge/Office daily schedule

Monday ~ Lounge/Bar closed; Lodge Office Open 9am – 3pm

Tuesday ~ 3pm – 9pm

Wednesday ~ 3pm – 9pm; Lodge Office Open 9am – 3pm

Thursday ~ 1pm – 5pm

Friday ~ 3pm – 9pm; Lodge Office Open 9am – 3pm

Saturday ~ 12pm – 5pm (BG’s Café details available within the

newsletter)

Sunday ~ Lounge/Bar closed.

The wearing of masks is now voluntary. There will no longer be a sign in sheet nor will temperatures be taken when entering the Lodge. Thank you for your compli-ance with following the house rules.

September 2021 Volume 36 Issue 9

FROM THE SECRETARY

LODGE HOURS AND ACTIVITIES

Greeting and Happy Fall! This

is the time of year when we

look forward to cooler weather

and the return of the snow-

birds. I hope you all had a good

summer.

Have you paid your dues yet?

Don’t forget, your dues help us

pay our bills and provide you

with fun activities! A group of

volunteers recently called all

members that our records show as unpaid. We apologize to

those of you who have paid. We will correct our records.

For those who were left a message please call the office at

(352)628-1221 to pay your dues or to tell us you are not

renewing so we can get our records up to date. Thanks.

Fraternally,

Kris Estus

Exalted Ruler

We are all here on earth to help others; what on earth the others are here for I don’t know. W.H. Auden

mailto:[email protected]


VETERANS COMMITTEE

L.O.E. UPCOMING SEPTEMBER

L.O.E. SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS

WEST CITRUS LADIES OF THE ELKS

Our State President, Suzi Simonelli,

has issued a challenge to each mem-

ber. That challenge is for each mem-

ber to bring in one new member this

year. I’m sure that we all can find

someone who would like to have

access to our dining room with its

great meals and our bar with our low

prices but let’s take the challenge a

step further. Let’s each bring in a

new member who will join us in our

efforts to make the world a better place for the more unfortu-

nate, the disabled veterans who are confined to living facilities,

the children who without us might never have a chance to attend

a summer camp, the scouting program the donations of food to

the food pantry and the list goes on. We are the premier patriot-

ic and charitable organization in our country. To continue our

order’s work we need likeminded people who will roll up their

sleeves and help, people who are interested in community ser-

vice.

MESSAGE FROM BRIAN ESTUS,

CENTRAL DISTRICT VICE PRESIDENT

The Veteran’s Committee has had a busy

summer. The Committee did an out-

standing job in hosting the 12th annual

breakfast for the Aaron A. Weaver Mili-

tary Order of the Purple Hearts and Gold

Star families on August 7, 2021.

This is our way to show our appreciation and honor to those

who have been wounded during service to our country. There

were many Citrus County dignitaries present including our

congressional representative Congressman Daniel Webster.

It was with great pleasure to present a check for $3,500.00 to

Greg Pelletier representing the new Citrus County organiza-

tion called “Bridge 4 Veterans” on August 11, 2021. These

funds will be used to supply and support many needs for our

local homeless veterans. We thank Kris Estus for applying

and receiving these grant funds awarded to our Lodge from

the Elks Grand Lodge.

The Veterans Committee will be holding their annual Dinner

Dance on Sept 25, 2021. We will have music and dancing by

“Solid Gold”. Tickets will go on sale on August 31st for

$17.00. A choice of roast beef or chicken cordon bleu, cock-

tails at 5:00 pm and dinner at 6:00 p.m. Tickets can be pur-

chased every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday till September

17th. This is always a fun event and a way to support our

veterans committee.

If you are interested in joining our committee, please call Jo-

anne Hepner at (352)212-8435. Our meetings are always on

the 1st Monday of every month at 10:30 am. All are wel-

comed.

Warm regards,

Joanne Hepner

Veterans Committee Chairperson

11 – Flea Market shed opened 9am-12noon

15 - Blessings packing – week 3 at Lecanto Pantry at 10 am

20-BOARD MEETING – 12:30PM

27-GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING – 12:30PM

Hi LOE, first I want to say a big

Thank You to all of our members,

and their guests, who were able to

attend the Kick Off Luncheon.

There were 41 of us who attended. I

want to send a big Thank You to

Janet Porter, Jill Jerowski, Rick

Jerowski, Edna Pirmann and Eppie

Demchek for helping me set up,

pack up, and for handling the 50/50

raffle. You guys have a job for life.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart. There are pictures of the

luncheon on the Action Around the Lodge section of the Lodge

newsletter. I also wanted to send a shout out to those who want-

ed to attend the luncheon but for health reasons, they were ad-

vised to stay home. Hopefully, we will be able to get together in

a safer environment soon.

We have a lot of activities happening. The Arts and Crafts

Show, Saturday October 16, 2021 is moving along very well in

the hands of Kathy Manning. Kathy tells me that there will be

new vendors this year. The show will be open on Friday, Octo-

ber 15, 2021 at the evening dinner service (4pm-7:30pm) in the

Lounge. Lodge Members and their guests can have a first

glimpse and purchase in advance of the Saturday show. We hope

that all of our members will come out and support the LOE. Also, the LOE Flea Market shed will be open again on September

11, 2021 from 9am-12noon. Teresa Jancura and her excellent

shed team will eagerly await you as you deliver your light used

items. I would like to encourage all of you to come to the general mem-

bership meeting on September 27, 2021 at 12:30pm. We have

quite a few items that will need your discussion and vote, so

please be present if you can.

Stay safe!

Warm regards,

Donna Hayes

09/09 Deborah Spence – [email protected] 09/10 Carolyn Lister – [email protected] 09/17 Cathy Grace – [email protected] 09/18 Patricia Rice-6215 W Fox Lane, Crystal River, FL 34461 09/19 Sophie Jordan [email protected]






Prizes: If your ticket is drawn, you win $25. If the card drawn is the Queen of Hearts you win the jackpot. If a Joker is drawn, there are 4, or any Ace is drawn, there are also 4, you win an additional $25. The new version of the game offers more chances to win. See instructions above the mailbox near the pull tab machine. All

tickets must have your name, phone number and card slot number on them. Tickets also will be sold in the Lodge ball-room at 6pm prior to the drawing at 7:30pm during Karaoke. You must be an Elk member, spouse of a member with a spouse card, or the widow of an Elk member with a widow’s card to enter and win. If the winner is not present at the drawing, the winner receives a reduced pot. The winning amounts are posted on the digital display in the lounge.

Birthday Coupon WEST CITRUS ELKS #2693

Sign and bring this coupon to the Lodge to receive a free drink if your birthday is this month.

X Birthday:

Happy Birthday to all with a birthday this month. Celebrate at the Lodge with a complimentary house brand mixed drink, wine, or domestic beer of your choice.

Members only. One coupon per member

ELK OF THE MONTH

NEW MEMBER INDUCTION CEREMONY

QUEEN OF HEARTS

ELKS CARE ELKS SHARE Bridge 4 Veterans

Terri Harrison is both an Elk and Ladies of the Elks member. She

is a retired Navy Captain and serves as chair for our annual

Wreaths Across American cam-paign. She also serves as a host-

ess. Obviously, she’s a hard worker and a dedicated Elk! Thanks for all you do, Terri!

Let’s welcome our new members inducted at August general

membership meeting. From left to right are David Fitzpatrick,

Theresa Buddock, Kristie Bonino and Jennifer Miller. Be sure

to welcome our new members and invite them to help in activ-

ities. There is a lot of great talent in our Lodge who are anx-

ious to be busy.

AMERICANISM COMMITTEE NEWS

We have some happy and uplifting news to report to our mem-bers. This summer our Lodge sponsored 25 children who attend-ed a total of 32 weeks at the Florida Elks Youth Camp. Funds to provide these sponsorships came from proceeds of prior years’ golf tournaments organized by Irv Hendren. Also, a very special THANK YOU to our Ladies of the Elks who sponsored six of the scholarships. This year we received a beautiful letter from one of our first-time campers. Colton was a 2nd place winner in the Elks 2020 Ameri-canism Essay Contest. This was his first time away from home. Mom reported “…I saw a different boy walking out to me. …I didn’t even recognize him at first…he seemed to mature about 3 years in one week’s time. …His first sentence was “I want to come back next year.” The camp was first rate all the way, grounds,..facilities,…staff.” The goal and substance of the Elks Americanism Committee is to

promote patriotism, which begins with our children – our future.

Jeannette Buck-Newhouse - Americanism Committee Chair

The West Citrus Elks Lodge #2693, along with the veterans commit-tee, again extended their generous hand to our community recently by donating $3,500.00 to Greg Pelletier representing the new Citrus County organization called “Bridge 4 Veterans” on August 11, 2021. These funds will be used to supply and support many needs for our local homeless veterans. The committee would like to thank Kris Estus for applying and receiving these grant funds awarded to our Lodge from the Elks Grand Lodge. From left to right, Joanne Hep-ner, Veterans Committee Chairperson, Greg Pelletier, with Bridge 4 Veterans, Frank Hayes, veterans committee member and Kris Estus, Exalted Ruler.


Come and join us on the fabulous Carnival Magic ship for an 8 day cruise to the Eastern Caribbe-an. West Citrus Elks Lodge and the Veteran’s Committee are hosting this fundraising event. We sail on March 12, 2022. Space is limited. Bus transportation to the ship is available and reserva-tions are filling up fast. Contact Bill or Terri Obermeier (Lodge Members) at 352-212-3890 or via email at [email protected] for info or to register for the cruise. The Veteran’s Committee is sponsoring a cruise raffle. Raffle tickets are 1 ticket for $20 or 6 for $100. The winner will cruise for free or you can gift your winnings to a friend or family mem-ber. Proceeds from the raffle will benefit both the Veteran’s Committee and the Lodge’s chari-ties. Tickets can be purchased on Wednesday or Friday night dinner, from any veteran’s commit-tee member or by calling or emailing Bill or Terri Obermeier at (352)212-3890 or [email protected]. The winning ticket will be drawn at the ER’s Christmas Party Decem-ber 4, 2021. You do not need to be present to win.

3RD ANNUAL WEST CITRUS ELKS LODGE/VETERANS COMMITTEE CRUISE FUNDRAISER AND CRUISE RAFFLE FUNDRAISER

ACTION AT THE LODGE UPCOMING EVENTS, ACTIVITIES AND HAPPENINGS

The Veterans Committee will be holding their annual Dinner Dance on Sept 25, 2021. We will

have music and dancing by “Solid Gold”. Tickets will go on sale on August 31st for $17.00. A

choice of roast beef or chicken cordon bleu, cocktails at 5:00 pm and dinner at 6:00 p.m. Tick-

ets can be purchased every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday at the Lodge from 5pm—8 pm

until September 17th. This is always a fun event and a way to support our veterans committee.

FLEA MARKET SHED TO OPEN IN SEPTEMBER

PIRATE AND MERMAIDS DINNER DANCE Friday Night Dinner Dance. We have a new twist to Friday night dinner! On September 10th we will be having a Pirates & Mermaids dinner dance. Come dressed as a pirate or mermaid

and have some fun. A prize for best costume will be awarded. Or come dressed as yourself and you’ll still have fun. The menu will be Poseidon’s Platter (fried shrimp, fried fish, fried

scallops), Landlubber (stuffed chicken) and Neptune’s Platter (stuffed fish). Dinner includes potato, vegetable, salad, and a shipwreck sundae (brownie ala mode with a twist). Tickets are

$20 and include a drink ticket. Tickets go on sale August 31, 2021 on Tuesday (Karaoke), Wednesday and Friday, in the lounge from 5 pm to 8 pm each evening. There will be no din-ing service in the lounge on the evening of September 10, 2021.

It won’t be long and our Ladies will begin to collect your salable items for their

February 26, 2022 Flea Market!!! So please start to gather your items that are in

salable condition and bring them to the shed out behind the lodge on Saturday Sep-

tember 11, 2021, from 9 am until 12 noon. Remember any larger items you have

or if you have any questions about anything for drop off call Teresa Jancura Flea

Market Chairwoman at 352-503-9417. The ladies thank you in advance for your

donations.

West Citrus Ladies of the Elks will host their annual Arts and Crafts Show on Saturday, October 16,

2021 from 9 am to 3 pm. This event draws numerous artists and crafters from all over the country.

Elk members and their guest will be able to have a first look on Friday, October 15, 2021 during the

Friday evening dinner service in the Lodge lounge. The proceeds from this event go to both local

and Elk’s state and national charities supported by the LOE. We look forward to seeing you at the

show.

LADIES OF THE ELKS ANNUAL ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW

VETERANS DINNER DANCE




SEPTEMBER MENU

KARAOKE Hours:

Karaoke: 5:00pm – 9:00 pm

Kitchen hours: 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm

Chef’s choice appetizer each week (ask your server)$6.50

Grilled Chicken Garden Salad $8.50 Most baskets/salads are $8.50. Entrée only, excluding salads, $6.50. Tacos

are $2.25 each. Sales tax included in all food purchases. All menu item

prices and availability subject to change.

WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY

DINNERS

Serving 4:00 – 7:30 pm

Salads

Chicken Dinner Salad $10

Shrimp Dinner Salad $10

Scallop Dinner Salad $10

Baskets

Shrimp Basket $10

Scallop Basket $10

Fish Basket $10

(Baskets served with French Fries)

Note: For dining room reservations of 5

or more, call (352)503-2010

Last seating for Dinner is 7:30 pm

Sunday Closed

Monday Closed

Tuesday 3pm to 9pm

Wednesday 3pm to 9pm

Thursday 1pm to 5pm

Friday 3pm to 9pm

Saturday 12pm to 5pm

A La Carte

Soup or Salad $2.75

Dessert $3.00

LOUNGE HOURS

LOUNGE DINNER ENTRÉES

WEDNESDAY / FRIDAY DINNERS

Entrées come with soup or salad. Your choice of potato, & vegeta-

ble du jour unless otherwise specified. Sales tax included in all

food purchases.

Appetizers (ask your server) $6.50

Sept 1st & 3rd

Hand Carved Beef $15

Chicken Parmesan $14

Baked Cod $15

Sept 8th

Lasagna $14

Meatloaf $14

Chicken Marsala $15

Sept 10th – Pirates & Mermaids Dinner Dance $20

By ticket only – no dinner service in the lounge

Stuffed Fish Seafood Platter Stuffed Chicken

Sept 15th & 17th

Cuban Pork with Rice & Beans $13

Chicken Monterey $15

Haddock $15

Sept 22nd & 24th

Roast Pork with Stuffing $13

Stuffed Pepper $13

Oven Fried Chicken $14

Sept 29th & Oct 1st

Liver and Onions $13

Smothered Chicken $14

Parmesan Crusted Scallops $16

September 7th - Walt Rogers September 14th - Southern Bill

Fried Fish Basket Tacos (Chicken or Beef)

Belly Buster Basket Taco Salad (Chicken or Beef)

Hamburger Basket Belly Buster Basket

Hamburger Basket

September 21st Turner Camp September 28th Roger Carrier

Dave Meatball Parmesan Hoagie

French Dip Basket Belly Buster Basket

Belly Buster Basket Hamburger Basket

Hamburger Basket


Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 Lodge Office CLOSED Lounge open 3pm-9pm Line dancing 2pm-3pm Tickets on sale for Veterans and Pirates and Mermaids Dinner Dances—5pm-8pm DINNER IN THE LOUNGE SEATING FROM 4PM-7:30PM

2 Lounge open

1pm-5pm

Euchre in the

lounge 1:30pm

3 Lodge Office CLOSED

Lounge open 3pm-9pm

Tickets on sale for Veter-ans and Pirates and Mer-maids Dinner Dances—5pm-8pm

DINNER IN THE

LOUNGE SEATING

FROM 4PM-7:30PM

4

LOUNGE & BG’s Café OPEN

12:00pm ~ 5:00pm $3 light lunch

(also available for purchase is

pizza, hotdogs & bar type

snacks at the menu prices)

5 Lodge and

Lounge

closed

6 -Lodge Office CLOSED

-Lounge closed

-Monthly Lodge Mem-

bership meeting—7:30

pm

-Veterans Committee—

10:30am

7 Lounge open 3pm-9pm Queen of Hearts 7:30PM Tickets on sale for Veterans Dinner Dance 5pm-8pm Kitchen open for karaoke 5:30-7:00pm

KARAOKE WITH

WALT ROGERS 5PM-

9PM

8 Lodge Office Open 9am-3pm Lounge open 3pm-9pm Line dancing 2pm-3pm Tickets on sale for Veterans Dinner Dance 5pm-8pm DINNER IN THE LOUNGE SEATING FROM 4PM-7:30PM

9 Lounge open

1pm-5pm

Euchre in the

lounge 1:30pm

10 Lodge Office Open 9am-

3pm

Lounge open 3pm-9pm

Tickets on sale for Veterans Dinner Dance 5pm-8pm

Pirates and Mermaids

Dinner Dance 4 pm—9pm

NO DINNER SERVICE IN

THE LOUNGE DINING

ROOM

11 LOUNGE & BG’s Café OPEN





LOE flea market shed open 9

am– 12 pm

12 Lodge and

Lounge

closed


3pm

Lounge closed

14 Lounge open 3pm-9pm Queen of Hearts 7:30PM Ballroom Dancing 3pm-4pm Kitchen open for karaoke 5:30-7:00pm Tickets on sale for Veterans Dinner Dance 5pm-8pm KARAOKE WITH

SOUTHERN BILL 5PM-

9PM

15 Lodge Office Open 9am-3pm Lounge open 3pm-9pm Line dancing 2pm-3pm Tickets on sale for Veter-ans Dinner Dance 5pm-8pm DINNER IN THE LOUNGE SEATING FROM 4PM-7:30PM

16 Lounge open

1pm-5pm

Euchre in the

lounge 1:30pm


3pm

Lounge open 3pm-9pm

Tickets on sale for Veterans Dinner Dance 5pm-8pm (LAST DAY)

DINNER IN THE

LOUNGE SEATING

FROM 4PM-7:30PM






19 Lodge and

Lounge

closed


3pm

Lounge closed

LOE board meeting

12:30pm

Monthly Lodge Mem-

bership meeting—7:30

pm

21 Lounge open 3pm-9pm Queen of Hearts 7:30PM Ballroom Dancing 3pm-4pm Kitchen open for karaoke 5:30-7:00pm

KARAOKE WITH

TURNER CAMP

DAVE 5PM-9PM

22 Lodge Office Open 9am-3pm Lounge open 3pm-9pm Line dancing 2pm-3pm DINNER IN THE LOUNGE SEATING FROM 4PM-7:30PM

23 Lounge open

1pm-5pm

Euchre in the

lounge 1:30pm


3pm

Lounge open 3pm-9pm

DINNER IN THE

LOUNGE SEATING

FROM 4PM-7:30PM






VETERANS DINNER DANCE

5PM-9PM

26 Lodge and

Lounge

closed


3pm

Lounge closed

LOE general member-

ship meeting 12:30 pm

28 Lounge open 3pm-9pm Queen of Hearts 7:30PM Ballroom Dancing 3pm-4pm Kitchen open for karaoke 5:30-7:00pm

KARAOKE WITH

ROGER CARRIER

5PM-9PM

29 Lodge Office Open 9am-3pm Lounge open 3pm-9pm Line dancing 2pm-3pm DINNER IN THE LOUNGE SEATING FROM 4PM-7:30PM

30 Lounge open

1pm-5pm

Euchre in the

lounge 1:30pm

September 2021


BALLROOM DANCING WITH TERRI

GILLIGAN RETURNS IN SEPTEMBER

BINGO RETURNS IN OCTOBER BG’s Cafe Come out every Saturday from 12 noon to 5pm and en-

joy lunch with your friends and family at BG’s Café.

Bonnie has a special lunch every Saturday for $3. A

regular menu of hot dogs, pizza, and other bar-type

snacks will be available at their regular prices. Don’t

forget BG’s weekly contest. The winner will receive a

free $3 lunch plus a well drink or draft beer.

Terri Gilligan is returning to the WC

Lodge to offer free ballroom dance les-

sons, every Tuesday, beginning Septem-

ber 14, 2021 from 3pm to 4pm in the

Lodge’s ballroom. Come on in and twirl around the

floor, learning new dance steps. You can stay for Kara-

oke afterward and try out your new dance moves. You

don’t need a partner, just come and enjoy the fun. Blessings is up, running and in full swing for the school year. I hear from sources that the children as glad to be back in school. We have more children this year that have applied for assistance for weekend food. If you are interested in volunteering, once a month for about one hour, to feed the school children in Citrus County over the week-end, just contact me either by email [email protected] or by phone at (407)782-8577. We pack every 3rd and 4th Wednesday of each month at 10 am. You can choose whatever week fits your sched-ule, or you can do both weeks.

Bingo Returns! Bingo will resume on October 7th. We need volunteers to keep bingo going. Please vol-

unteer by contacting Sue Wood at (352)382-4695.

LUAU DINNER DANCE

OKEY RYAN GOLF TOURNAMENT

OCTOBER 18, 2021

MORE ACTION AROUND THE LODGE

PURPLE HEART BREAKFAST

LADIES OF THE ELKS KICK OFF LUNCHEON

ELKS PACKING TEAMS FOR

CITRUS COUNTY BLESSINGS

OKEY RYAN GOLF TOURNAMENT ON OCTO-BER 18, 2021. Entry Fee: $50.00 PER PERSON (Includes entry for all awards) Awards: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place (Men’s Division) 1st & 2nd Place (Women’s Division) Closest to the pin all par 3’s Most accurate drive on all par 5’s

COMPLIMENTARY BEVERAGE CARTS 50/50 DRAWING Lunch afterwards at the West Citrus Elks Lodge #2693 (Included for players - $6 for non-players) For more information contact: Irv Hendren (828)697-3819 or email: [email protected]


Board of Directors Chairman Irvin Hendren Exalted Ruler Kris Estus Leading Knight Brian Estus Loyal Knight Larry Brett Lecturing Knight Jim Stradling 5 Year Trustee Doug Norman 4 Year Trustee Irvin Hendren 3 Year Trustee Kent Kester 2 Year Trustee Steve Gamache 1 Year Trustee Marvin Heath

House Committee (CHAIRPERSON OPEN POSITION) Brian Estus Kris Estus Karin Nottage Debbie Lawrence Marcia Norman Mike Tinsley

PERs Other Lodges Kenneth E Smith James Beckner Keith R. Bernard Allen Case Don Conway Jack O’ Moore Brian Estus Thomas O’Brien Norton R. Hustwayte Edwin James Paul (Bill) Kobel James Sterin William Dennington Kathleen A. Smith

Elected Officers Exalted Ruler Kris Estus Leading Knight Brian Estus Loyal Knight Larry Brett Lecturing Knight Jim Stradling Secretary Karen Fish Treasurer Larry Huse 5 Year Trustee Doug Norman 4 Year Trustee Irvin Hendren 3 Year Trustee Kent Kester 2 Year Trustee Steve Gamache 1 Year Trustee Marvin Heath Appointed Officers Esquire Ed James Chaplain Patricia Grove Tiler Bonnie Gonzalez Inner Guard Jim Fish Bulletin Boosters (Join the Boosters and help support our Lodge bulletin. for a donation of $10. Please see the Lodge Secretary.) December 2021 In Memory of Bill Habich, PER

December 2021 In Memory of Martin Leinwander, PER

February 2022 In Memory of Jack McKowen

FEBRUARY 2022

In Memory of Milford Seely

In Memory of Margrurite Seely

December 2022 In Memory of Okey Ryan

April 2023 In Memory of George Tichy

April 2023 In Memory of Irv Lovejoy

December 2024 In Memory of Richard H. Lee, PER

December 2025 In Memory of Roy Hoskins

December 2028 In Memory of Regis D. “Skip” Steighner PER

Appointed Non-officers Mediator Ed James Parliamentarian Ed Seitler Presiding Justice Glen Abbott Lodge Advisor Ed James Past Exalted Rulers (this Lodge) Richard Brown Brian Estus William Dennington Grover Keeney Paul (Bill) Kobel Jean Dufresne Tony Schiappa

PDDGER’s Ed Seitler Ed James

Ladies Of The Elks Officers President Donna Hayes Vice President Jeanne MacBurnie Treasurer Charlotte Blauvelt Recording. Secretary Carole Moats Corresponding . Secretary Linda Zakszeski At Large Volunteer Hours Debbie Andrews At Large Publicity Carolyn Ohlmeyer At Large Communications Laura Peterson Sentry Edna Pirmann Greeter Eppie Demchak Chaplain Edith Thompson Historian Becky Tabacchi Parliamentarian Bonnie Lee

Committees

Accident Prevention and Safety Irvin Hendren Americanism Jeannette Buck Newhouse Auditing Lucille Lareau, Kris Estus, Susan Leonard Bingo Susan Wood Buildings and Grounds Ed Lutkus, Davy Jones, Jim Stradling, Brad Sass Community Activities Karin Nottage Drug Awareness Donna M. Hayes ENF Brian Estus Flag Day Ed James Grant Coordinator Kris Estus Harry Anna Trust TBD Hoop Shoot Ed James House Chairperson OPEN POSITION Investigations Jim Fish Lapsation Karen Fish Lodge Event Coordinator OPEN POSITION Lodge Special Functions Coordinator Karin Nottage Lodge Historian Ed Seitler Membership Recruitment Brian Estus Memorial Service Ed James Orientation Brian Estus Publicity Brian Estus Scholarships Charles Jancura Cub Scouts George Craven Peter Ward Sickness and Distress Patricia Grove Sign Jim Fish Newsletter Editor Donna M. Hayes Training Kris Estus Veterans Joanne Hepner Youth Activities Ed James


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