ALL AMERICAN LODGE 2003,04,08,09,10,11,12,13 BPO … · ALL AMERICAN LODGE 2003,04,08,09,10,11,12,13 BPO ELKS 2399 WAPITI WIND SEPTEMBER 2017 Fellow Members, As summer starts to wane

ALL AMERICAN LODGE 2003,04,08,09,10,11,12,13 BPO ELKS 2399

WAPITI WIND SEPTEMBER 2017

Fellow Members,

As summer starts to wane we look for-ward to the return of our many friends and out of state members. I once heard that you can tell when it’s autumn in Lake Havasu City, the license plates start to change. The repairs in the bar will be completed this month with the Lodge ready to serve draft beer again. I appreci-ate our members patience during this

unforeseen project. I would also like to commend our employees for standing up to the task and working hard to help the Lodge get through a difficult summer. On the bright side, the repairs were professionally done and will last the Lodge for many years to come. Wanda and I attended the annual Grand Lodge Convention in Reno in July and what a convention it was! There were 7,006 members, guests and vendors in attendance. Malcolm McPherson of New Jersey was installed as the Grand Exalted Ruler of our order for the lodge year 2017 – 2018. GER McPherson’s mes-sage is to grow our membership through community awareness. This past year the Elks had the lowest loss of membership since the 1980’s. Also installed during the convention was Rich Ko-valeski as our Arizona West District Deputy Grand Exalted Rul-er. DDGER Koveleski will be visiting our Lodge on October 3, 2017. The convention was well planned with many interesting reports and presentations. Acting Drug Enforcement Administration Ad-

ministrator Chuck Rosenberg gave a presentation noting some hard facts of the opioid epidemic that is sweeping our country. Mr. Rosenberg stated that many young people get started on opi-oids by finding them in our medicine cabinets and asked us to please dispose of all prescription drugs when we are done taking them. Mr. Rosenberg also commended the Elks on our Drug Awareness Program. On a local note, my hat is off to our Lodge member Mike Arlowe for doing a great job with our drug aware-ness program here at home. This month we will have a visit from Arizona Elks Association State First Vice President Mike Murphy. Mike will be here for our Law & Order Night on September 23rd. I look forward to paying tribute to our local First Responders that evening and hope many of you can attend. Finally, I would like to say I believe the Lodge is on the right track with great food, great service and Great Members! I look forward to seeing you at the Lodge.

Remember the Motto of our Order:

“The faults of our Members we write upon the sand, their virtues upon the tablets of love and memory.”

Fraternally, Gary Parsons Exalted Ruler 928-486-8980 “B” is for Benevolence!

Come have some fun at our

Family Day Picnic

and Horse Races

September 17 at 12:00

Please bring a pot luck dish to share

Join us at the Lodge to thank our First Responders for what they do

in our community.

Law and Order Night

September 23 at 5:00 pm

First Responders and guest tickets are free All others are $12.50

Annual Children’s Book Drive

New, or very gently used, reading and activity books are need-ed for the children (ages 1 thru 16) at the Steele Children’s Research Center. They are also in need of knitted blankets, booties and harts. All donated items will be presented at the Mid-Year State Elks Convention in Tempe. Please bring your donated books before October 17. Thank you for your gener-ous donations and continued support.

Wanda Parsons, First Lady

All ghosts and goblins are invited to

The Best Halloween Party Monday, October 30th, 7:30-9:30-ish

Costume contest, prizes

Pot luck, drink specials

Haunted house and dancing

Always a fun event

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OFFICERS LAKE HAVASU CITY LODGE 2399 OF THE BENEVOLENT AND

PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS OF THE UNITED STATES OF

AMERICA

EXALTED RULER Gary Parsons

LEADING KNIGHT Mike Vail

LOYAL KNIGHT Larry Westerfield

LECTURING KNIGHT Bill Horton

ESQUIRE Steve Stockett

CHAPLAIN Lester J. Barton

INNER GUARD Jane Sahno

TILER Barbara Volk

SECRETARY Jerry Gillen

TREASURER Debbie Horton

TRUSTEES Ed Wdowiak Rick Stilson

Tom Bradford Deborah Vail

Jim Travis

ORGANIST/MUSICIAN

Wapiti Wind The Wapiti Wind is published by BPOE

2399 to communicate with members of the Lodge. The Wapiti Wind is published at the discretion of the Lodge, normally 10 times per year. Deadline for submitting material is the 10th of the month prior to publication.

Material should be typed. Lodge No. 2399

3532 McCulloch Blvd. Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406 928-855-2800 928-453-3557

OFFICE PERSONNEL Carolyn Dieter Karen Turpin

BANQUET/BAR MGR. Kathy Wright

EXECUTIVE CHEF Adam Sweetow

Auditing & Acct. Chairman Audit/Acct. Burnell Dacus Inventory Wayne Adler Activities Committee Chairman Bingo Blood Drive Paulette Nainteau Jackie Turcotte Bowling Jim Goodine Christmas Baskets Ed Wdowiak Clothe-A-Child Debbie Herd Community Activities Jackie Turcotte Country Dancers Julie Cameron Dart League Drop In Decorating Committee Shelly Buck Drug Awareness Mike Arlowe Fishing Club Jerry Boyce Golf League Jim Lammes Hamburger Night Bob Volk Hi-Way Cleanup John Bell Hoop Shoot HR Radtke Hot Dogs Larry Westerfield Information Technology Tim Fairbank Lodge Activities Mario Perez PER President Dennis Dunkirk Public Relations Jackie Turcotte Queen of Hearts Debbie Vail RV Club (Vagabonds) Don Underwood RV Parking Royce Morris Scholarships Rick/Lisa Stilson

Scouts Richard Chinn Soccer Shoot HR Radtke Special Olympics Jackie Turcotte Yacht Club Commodore Julie Talbert Yoga/Health & Fitness Club Shelly Buck Youth Activities HR Radtke Fraternal Committee Chairman All American Lodge/Training Dennis Dunkirk Americanism Mike Arlowe Constitution & By-Laws Richard Conway Elks National Foundation Jerry Gillen Flag Day Mike Vail Government Relations Gary Parsons Drug Awareness Mike arlowe Guest Monitoring Sue Thomas Interview Committee Marti Johnson Orientation Gary Parsons Lodge Inspection/Accident Jim Travis Major Projects Gary Parsons Major Projects (Purple Pig) Donnell Cook Mediator Richard Conway Membership/Lapsation Wanda Parsons Memorial Service Bill Horton Planning Comittee Debbie Horton Presiding Justice Randy Bartlett Protocol Dennis Dunkirk Veterans Services Bud Watts Visiting Committee Dennis Dunkirk Wapiti Wind Jackie Turcotte

TRUSTEE MESSAGE TO MEMBERS

The Trustees would like to thank the PERs for their donation of $5,000.00 towards the purchase of the

Bar Walk-in Cooler.

ELKS CARE, ELKS SHARE

Ed Wdowiak, Lead Trustee

VOLUNTEERS

Want to volunteer at the Lodge? Please contact Jim Travis at 928-412-6490 or [email protected]

If you have any questions you can also contact Exalted Ruler Gary Par-sons @ 928-486-8980.

Donations June/July 2017

June:

Scholarship 2,000.00 Youth Flags - Swim 112.00 ENF 190.00 Havasu Comm. Health 2,500.00

From Elkettes: HAVEN 200.00

From Country Line Dancers: AEMP 300.00

July:

Parks & Rec 225.00 Havasu Youth Golf 300.00

From Yacht Club: Mile Marker Therapy 300.00

From Country Line Dancers: HAVEN 300.00 Total $6,427.00

Total YTD $11,397.00

Once again at your Elks

Lodge!!!

NFL

Sunday

Ticket

Bring your favorite snacks and en-

joy your favorite team at the Lodge.

Check the schedule for dates and

times.

Attend Meetings

Lodge business is conducted during the official Lodge Meetings and not at the end of the bar. Squelch rumors by getting the facts during a Lodge Meet-ing, House Committee Meeting, or Trustee Meeting.

Check the calendar for meeting times.

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 Lunch - 11- 2 pm

Dinner Menu - 4 - 8 pm

PER Meeting- 6:30 pm

Music- Tim Cullen

2


Music - Tim Cullen

3 4 Labor Day

Office Closed

Kitchen closed Bar open

No Queen of Hearts

Country Dance - 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

5 Yoga - 8:30 am

Elkette Board Mtg - 10 am

Lunch - 11 - 2 pm

Burgers & More - 4 - 7 pm

Lodge Meeting - 7:30 pm

6 Rosebuds - 9 am

Dance Class - 9 am

Lunch - 11 - 2 pm

Chicken or Pork Baby

Back Ribs - 4 - 7 pm

Music - Steve Wayman

7 Yoga - 8:30 am

Lunch - 11- 2 pm

Bowling Meeting - 1 pm

Chick, fish, and Meatloaf - 4 - 7 pm

Bingo - 6 pm

Karaoke - 6 pm

8 Lunch - 11- 2 pm


Music- Steve Wayman

9 Hot Dogs - 11-2

Fishing Club - Meeting - 1 pm



10

11 9-11 Ceremony -

8:30 am @ London Bridge Beach

Hot Dogs - 11 - 2

Pinochle -11:30 am

Lasagna - 4 - 7 pm

Queen of Hearts - 6:30 pm

Country Dance - 7:30 pm ~ 9:30 pm

12 Yoga - 8:30 am

Lunch - 11 - 2 pm

Burgers & More - 4 - 7 pm

Elkette Meeting - 7 pm

House Committee/ Trustee Meeting - 7 pm

13 Dance Class -

9 am

Lunch - 11 - 2 pm

Vagabonds - 1 pm

Desert Singles - 3 pm

Chicken or Pork Baby Back Ribs - 4 - 7 pm

Music - Fred Bennett

14 Yoga - 8:30 am

Lunch - 11- 2 pm


Bingo - 6 pm

Karaoke - 6 pm

15 Lunch - 11 - 2 pm


Music - Fred Bennett

16

Hot Dogs - 11-2 Yacht Club Meeting - 2 pm


Music- Fred Bennett

17 Family Day Picnic - 12 pm (Pot luck dishes are acceptable)

Horse Races - 1:00 pm

18 Hot Dogs -11 - 2

Pinochle - 11:30 am

Spaghetti Night - 4 - 7 pm

Orientation - 7 pm


Country Dance - 7:30 - 9:30 pm

19 Yoga - 8:30 am

Lunch 11- 2 pm Burgers & More 4 - 7 pm Lodge Meeting -Initiation - 7:30 pm

20 Rosebuds - 9 am

Dance Class - 9 am

Lunch - 11 - 2 pm

Chicken or Pork Baby

Back Ribs - 4 - 7 pm


21 Yoga 8:30 am

Lunch - 11- 2 pm


Bingo - 6 pm

Karaoke - 6 pm

22 Lunch - 11- 2 pm



23 Hot Dogs - 11-2

Law and Order Night

(Cocktails - 5 pm Dinner - 6 pm )

(No regular menu)

AEA Vice President Visit


24

25 Interviews -

9 am

Hot Dogs - 11 - 2

Pinochle - 11:30 am

Bunco - 12 pm

Lasagna - 4 - 7 pm


Country Dance - 7:30 - 9:30 pm

26 Yoga - 8:30 am

Lunch - 11- 2 pm Burgers & More - 4 - 7 pm

27 Dance Class -

9 am

Lunch - 11 - 2 pm

Chicken or Pork Baby Back Ribs - 4 - 7 pm

Music - Fritz Anthony

28 Yoga 8:30 am

Lunch - 11- 2 pm


Bingo - 6 pm

Karaoke - 6 pm

29 Lunch - 11- 2 pm



30 Hot Dogs - 11-2



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Please note: Entertainment subject to change


Number Description Yes No P/F

2017-01 To remove the option of the shortened initiation from the Grand Lodge Statutes . 1665 1195 P

2017-02 To allow Lodges the option to amend their By-Laws to provide for only one regu-larly scheduled Lodge meeting per month.

1437 1428 P

2017-03 To require all Lodges of the Order to incorporate under the laws of the state or territory where they are located.

1243 1601 F

2017-04 To allow a Lodge through a By-Law amendment to keep its Home, Club, Club Rooms and Social Parlors open during Lodge meetings without bar service or sale of liquor.

1310 1544 F

2017-05 To require the current Officers of the Lodge to perform the long form of the Initia-tion Ritual during the official visit of the District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler. 1343 1519 F

2017-06 To recognize that the Antlers Program is under the jurisdiction of a Lodge’s Ac-tivities Committee. 2675 180 P

2017-07 To clarify a Club suspension by a Member’s home Lodge shall apply to all Lodges of the Order.

2593 266 P

2017-08 To clarify the authority of the appointed Trustees to take all necessary actions with regard to the property of a defunct Lodge.

2649 208 P

2017-09

To allow a Lodge to waive the dues, initiation fees or reinstatement fees of any Applicant or Member who is serving on active duty in any branch of the Armed Forces of the United States under any circumstances, or who has separated from active duty within the preceding twenty-four months under certain conditions.

2336 507 P

2017-10 To allow Lodges to vote on those matters covered by Section 16.050 at a properly noticed special Lodge meeting.

2574 271 P

2017-11 To allow a Lodge to reschedule a regular Lodge meeting upon receiving a dispen-sation from the Grand Exalted Ruler or the District Deputy, and upon proper no-tice to all Lodge Members.

2607 255 P

2017-12 To remove the requirement of a Lodge to keep a visitors’ register. A Lodge may still keep a visitors’ register if they so choose or if required by law.

1197 1664 F

2017-13 To codify the requirement that the Lodge Treasurer notify the governing body of the Lodge of an excess of unappropriated cash in his possession.

2634 223 P

2017-14 To allow the Lodge Treasurer to pay bills via electronic fund transfer or by debit card, and to increase the amount of funds the Treasurer can maintain in a Club checking account.

2564 298 P

2017-15 To potentially extend the reach of Local Forum subpoenas to Members residing outside the jurisdiction of the Lodge.

2458 386 P

2017-16

To clarify that the provisions of this Section only apply to organizations defined in paragraph three of Article III, Section 18 of the Constitution of the Order. (For reference purposes paragraph three of Article III, Section 18 refers to groups such as recreational vehicle groups or motorcycle groups.)

2578 254 P

2017-17 To require a Lodge to give advance notice to the Grand Secretary of the intent to send an alternate representative to the Grand Lodge Session.

2365 492 P

2017-18 To prohibit the possession or consumption of alcohol at any Lodge meeting. 2043 812 P

2017-19 To revise or delete certain sections of the Laws of the Order necessary and re-quired as a result of the sale of the Elks National Home in 2014.

2754 80 P

The following table shows the result of voting held at the 2017 Grand Lodge Convention.

ELKETTE PRESIDENT MESSAGE

Summer is quickly coming to an end

even as temperatures are still at 100+. I

think all of us are ready to get back to

the very busy time from September thru

April and May, and for the Elkettes, even

in June with Father’s Day Breakfast

Brunch. I, for one, am anxious to get

going. Then, like every year, at the end

of January I’ll probably be complaining about how tired I am

and looking forward to summer again. But, as it is August, we

are actively preparing for our Fashion Show Luncheon on Octo-

ber 7. Tickets will be on sale in September for $15.00. This

event is shaping up nicely and sells out every year, so don’t wait

too long to buy tickets.

The Elkettes will also be on hand for the family picnic on Sep-

tember 17. Side dishes and Horse Races are on the agenda that

day. Fun for the whole family is to be had.

I’d also like to take this opportunity to extend kudos to the

Elkettes who have so unselfishly agreed to chair the various

fund raisers, Joyce Lundstrom & myself for the Fashion Show,

Jan Przysiecki for the Craft Fair, Lynn Hall and Donna Nelson

for Kids turn to Shop, Kay Wdowiak for the Rummage Sale,

and Debbie Whitlock-Roush for the Crazy Auction, all between

October and March. This organization would not and could not

function without the extended list of Elkette volunteers who

consistently assist with all of our events. Because of all

Elkettes, I am anticipating a “Banner Year”, so Thank You.

Respectfully submitted, Paulette Nainteau Elkette President 2017-2018 (928) 680-1654


The Elkettes donated $200.00 to the Interagency Council. Pic-tured are from left: Dailuana Robertson, Co-Director of Sally’s Place and Hotline, Paulette Nainteau, Elkette President, and Michael Eigenbrodt, Interagency Council President/CEO.

A time honored service the Elkettes perform every year is serving brunch to dads on Fathers Day. Here several Elkettes took a break before the mad rush to serve a few hundred breakfasts started.

Upcoming Events: Family Picnic - Sunday, September 17 Fashion Show - Saturday, October 7 Craft Fair - Saturday, November 18 Kids Turn to Shop - Saturday, December 2 Winter Dance - Saturday, December 9

Correction:

The last issue of the Wapiti included a picture of the Elkettes donating money to Parks and Recreation. Rosalie Smith was mis-identified as Rosalie Parks. My apologies.

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GOLF CLUB NEWS

The summer golf season is in full

swing. The August away tournament

was held at Elephant Rock G.C. in Wil-

liams this year. As always I’m sure

there was cooler weather, great golf

conditions and good times at the Can-

yon Club. Hope our guys beat the lo-

cals in shuffleboard. The next away

tournament will be held at Cerbat Golf

Course on Sept. 18th, make sure you all sign up.

There is information coming on our golf clubs home golf

course situation. A move to the new Havasu Golf Club is

already in the works. As of now a number of members

have already moved to the new course. A vote should take

place prior a permanent move. A lot of players would like

to make the move as soon as possible so there may be an e

-mail vote coming, watch your e-mails for this. The fall

meeting and luncheon will be held at the Elks lodge this

time. The tournament will be held at whatever golf course

we have voted on. During this meeting we will be holding

the elections for new officers, so anyone wanting to be-

come an officer, there will be signup sheets available

soon. The hole in one fund is still available as of this date

as of 08/08/17 we have $68 in the fund. No one has

scored an ace so far. There will be a new amount of $5 per

person for the next hole in one fund, once we make the

move to the new golf course. We will carry over the fund

if no one makes a hole in one before the move. Be sure to

check the board for upcoming events. All signup sheets

will be located on the club board at the lodge or every

Tuesday at the Golf Course.

Jerry Savilla, Golf Club President.

Some of our Elks Golf League members working on their swing.

ELKS BOWLING

Well it’s that time of the year again. Hope everyone had a good summer. September 7, 2017 will be our first meeting. The meeting will be held at 1:00 p.m. in the Elks Lodge Room. Anyone interested in joining the league contact our League Secretary, Carol Sigler at 928-412-0193 or show up for the meeting. We bowl on Thursday at 2:00 p.m. The league runs from September 14, 2017 to April 12, 2018. The Banquet will be April 14, 2018

We do not bowl during the Christmas Holidays.

Thank You, Jim Goodine

NOTES: - All team captains please verify your teams current Elk Status.

- Sweeps money will be distributed at the meeting.

Our Lodge Bowlers having a good time at the Awards Dinner in April 2017

Is anybody interested in playing pinochle?

If so, contact Mary Ann at 928-680-7622

LODGE CLUB NEWS

VAGABONDS NEWS

Welcome back to the Vagabonds. We are ready to start having

fun again after being dark for three months. Many were traveling

during the summer to escape the heat and some stayed behind to

enjoy the benefits of our wonderful lake. Hopefully all had a

great summer.

We will begin our regular meetings

Wednesday, September 13th at 1:00. Get

there early so you can buy your Queen of

Hearts tickets. It’s time for someone to

win again.

We will start our new season with a cam-

pout in Williams and this will be hosted by Bill and Debbie Hor-

ton. The dates are September 14th through the 16th, although many

of us will leave after the Vagabonds meeting on the 13th. Those

who already have their reservations will be at the Railside RV

Ranch and overflow will be at Canyon Motel and RV Park, which

is very close by. This is a very well attended event and the

Railside RV Park was unable to accommodate our large group

this year.

The October campout will be in Pahrump and those dates are

October 19th through the 22nd at the Lakeside RV Park. Their

phone number is 775-751-7770. Be sure to let them know you

are part of the Vagabonds when you make your reservations as

we will get a 20% discount. They also accept Passport America.

I look forward to seeing everyone at our September meeting.

Remember – BPOE – Best People on Earth.

Marti Johnson Vagabonds Secretary


YACHT CLUB NEWS The Yacht Club has had a blast boating on the lake this sum-mer! We have been meeting and greeting during weekdays

on the water. Enjoyment was had by all on the three full moon cruises. We met at the buoys and then traveled to Barker Beach for signature cocktails by Debbie and Lisa. We went swimming and cruised in the moonlight. We also had a party at Topock with live music by Art Michaud, volleyball, and

swimming. We had great participation and look forward to doing it again!!! September events include the Land Ho’s Camping at Cattail Cove Sept 21st -24th, plus our regular EYC Meeting on Sat-urday, Sept 16th at 2 PM. We are looking forward to fall, pumpkins and cooler tem-peratures. Look for information coming soon on Octoberfest and Pig in the Pot! Sincerely, Debbie Herd

ELKS FISHING CLUB REPORT Dates for the September Derby's are as fol-lows: Wednesday, September 13th and Wednesday, September 27th from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Weigh-in is at Windsor Beach South with scales open from 11:00 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. Lunch will be served at the Lodge following the fish cleaning process.

There will be no Board of Director’s Meeting on Labor Day, Monday, September 4th. Club business will be conducted at the Club meeting on Saturday, September 9th at 12:30 p.m. followed by the General meeting at 1:00 p.m.

The June 14th Derby was won by Jerry Boyce and John Burns with 4 fish weighing 9.34 lbs. Second Place winners were Jerry Kozachenko and Gary Sandell with 3 fish weighing 4.09 lbs. Big Fish weighing 3.12 lbs. was won by John Burns. Big Cat was won by Cippy Evans.

The June 28th Derby was won by Joe & Cippy Evans with 5 fish weighing 8.63 lbs. In Second Place was the team of Jerry Boyce and John Burns with 4 fish weighing 6.24 lbs. Big Fish of the Derby was won by Jerry Boyce with a fish weighing 2.38 lbs.

On October 14th , the Club will again hold a Fish Fry at the Lodge at 11:00 a.m. followed by the monthly meeting.

Want to join the Elks Fishing Club? Applications are located on the Fishing Club bulletin board in the back of the room next to the bar. After filling out the form, place the application in the blue box. DO NOT turn it in to the office.

Any questions, call Jerry Boyce (928) 208-1073.

The Lodge is now accepting candy donations for

Fright Night

being held October 31 on McCulloch Blvd

Please bring donations to the

office by October 24

Halloween Candy

NON PROFIT ORG U.S. POSTAGE

PAID LAKE HAVASU

CITY, AZ PERMIT NO. 2

ELKS CARE ELKS SHARE

BPO Elks A Fraternal Organization 3532 N McCulloch Blvd

Lake Havasu City, Arizona 86406

To Our Absent Members

Leo Gervais Earl E. Conley

Jack Oberholtzer Karl Brostrom

Until the Hour of Eleven

Regularly Returns

IN GOD WE TRUST


The No Talent, Talent Show

If you sing, play a musical instru-ment, tell jokes, do magic or if you have any unusual talents, I am look-ing for you!

Putting this show on is a lot of work, with auditions and rehearsals, and requires a commitment from partici-pants, but it is also lots of fun.

If anyone is interested in participat-ing or has any questions, please contact Julie Cameron at 928-231-0099.

CLOTHE A CHILD Merry Christmas All

I know it’s only September but Clothe A Child is in full swing. I will be attending club meetings in September looking for donations and volunteers.

The Clothe A Child program is set for December 10th at K-Mart. This is a school clothes shopping spree for children in need, in our community. Each child is selected based on greatest financial need. Last year, we were able to clothe 73 children. This year, we have a goal of sending 100 kids back to school with new clothes. We can do it, but only with the continued support from this incredible lodge. And that is why I am asking you, now, to par-ticipate in Clothe A Child this year and don’t miss out on this heartwarming experience and your chance to help bring a smile to a child’s face and a lot of warmth to your heart.

Ho Ho Ho!!!!!! Debbie Herd, Clothe A Child chair, 951-440-2280

The Lodge donated $250 Lake Havasu City Rec-reation Sunshine Sumer Camp “Mega Water Day” for their end of summer party. Pictured are Youth Activities Chair HR Radke and Lake Havasu City Community Services Recreation Coordinator Janice Brown.

The Elks Country Dancers donated $300 to HAVEN for their “Food for Kids program”. Pictured from left are dancer Evelyn Woodward, Country Dancers President Julie Cameron, HAVEN Family Advocate Ashley Buckles, and dancers Nancy Reynolds and Madeline Paugh.

ELK OF THE MONTH 2017-2018

April 2017 Dan Hanes May, 2017 Jim Frost June, 2017 Larry Westerfield

Drug Awareness Chair Mike Arlow, with assistance from Owen and Nathan Lemke, manned the Drug Awareness table during the Lodge 4th of July Picnic.

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