TALLAHASSEE ELKS LODGE #937 BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS

ANTLERS

APRIL 2014

MESSAGE FROM THE EXALTED RULER Thank you all for giving me the opportunity to serve our Lodge this year. I want to say a special thanks to all of you who have served as officers, committee members and especially to all the Elks and Elkett volunteers. You have all done so much this past year for the Lodge and Elkdom and I am proud to be an Elk. I am asking that you and other members again dedicate yourselves to give whatever time, talents and efforts you are able to make this the best lodge year possible. I am positive that with everyone’s help we can make this coming year a great one for the Lodge and Elkdom.

I also ask that you give all the newly elected officers of the lodge your support and understanding as we undertake to make the Lodge better for all Members and their families. Keep in mind that we alone do not have all the answers and need your help with all the various tasks at hand this coming year. If you have suggestions please provide those to us so we may consider them.

Our Club Manager, Julie Losey, has been working hard to improve the Club operations including increasing rentals in the Ballroom. She has been doing a great job and I hope you all will stop by and let her know that.

Some of the things we have to pay special attention to this year include Membership Services. We are always looking for great new members who want to get involved in our many different activities and charity work. Carry an Application and some of our various literatures with you in your car, purse, briefcase, etc. Tell our Lodge story to others whenever you can and introduce them to the good works that Elks in Tallahassee do for others!

Another challenge is keeping our Lodge Facilities in good operating condition. Please take care of the Lodge and if you see something that needs attention please tell one of the Lodge Officers or Club Manager. We continue to need your help with raising money for repairs to our Facilities, so a donation to our special fund is welcome.

Please keep in mind we are a charitable organization as well as a Fraternal Order. If you are able, please consider giving a recurring contribution to the Elks National Foundation and the Harry Anna Trust Fund.

Finally, I again thank you for the honor to serve you as your Exalted Ruler for giving me the opportunity to follow in my Father-in-Law, Roy Harvey’s footsteps. I will endeavor to serve you well in his honor.

Elks Care, Elks Share! Wayne Harrell

FROM THE SECRETARY March is always busy with dues being paid, posted, and membership cards being printed. I will be posting dues as they come in and get new cards in the mail as quick as I can. If a spouse/identification card is needed, let me know; if you are missing a sticker on your card, let me know. The new lodge year begins April 1, when the key card locks will be changed. For the advertisers, invoices for the new year will be sent in April. Patron ads expire March 31 and you will see the new patron ads in this issue – and a big THANK YOU to those of you who have purchased an ad! If you have any questions, contact me at secretary937@gmail.com, or call the lodge: 877-1652. Tom Walden, Secretary

FRIDAY NIGHT DINING ROOM VOLUNTEERS

April 04........Lou & Barbara Langnehs

& Tracey Austin April 11........Tom Walden & Karla Jones April 18........Helen & Bryce Thornton April 25........Sue Greeley & Carol Peck

PROPOSITIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP

None this month Propose a new member!

April 01 Lodge Meeting April 08 House Committee Meeting April 11 Orientation April 15 Lodge Meeting w/ Initiation April 22 BOD Meeting April 28 PER Meeting

In Memoriam

Thomas F. Bliss

Correction from March: Robert M. Ervin, Life Member

04 Susan L Grissom 16 Dorothea Kalinosky 06 D Lee Fish Stanley R Nettles

Julia Pestella 18 Charles L Cooper 08 Judith De La Bruyere 20 Eddie Spencer 09 Arthur W Southall 21 Kimberly Ann Coker

Robert H Thorburn 22 Jeffrey L Jansen 13 Max T Ferrell Donald A Pumphrey

Buster Parris 25 Michael Todd Powers 15 Julia Montford Ferrell 26 Ronald T Brown

Mary Faye McKenna 28 Betty C Bayes Judith M Sellers 30 Bill L Veach

16 Philip S Bennett Sr Gordon Lee Wheeler Bill Brown

TALLAHASSEE 937 ANTLERS PATRONS

If you would like to be a patron and help offset the cost of the newsletter, it is only $20.00 for the entire lodge year. New Year starts each April. Please see Tom Walden for patron donations.

Patron ads are for the fiscal year April 1 through March 31. If your name does not appear this month, it is because the

patron donations are made annually.

NEW PATRONS THIS MONTH Anonymous Ben and Regina Balding Tom Bliss Lucille Forehand Marshall Hartness Your Name Here Charles and Annette Hurst Charles and Wynona Johnson Edith Perrella Donald and Nancy Reeves Jack Shoemaker Virginia Singleton Tom and Evelyn Vlasak WISHING WELL DONATIONS Wishing Well donations for the month of February were $421.50. The Lodge is pleased to be sending money to the Harry-Anna Trust Fund to help support the two major projects in Florida: the Florida Elks Youth Camp and the Florida Elks Children’s Therapy Services program.

Donations are always appreciated.

February 19th Drawing for Whole LOTTO Love

Congratulations to Rob Ledig! The drawing was held during a break at the February 19th Bingo games. Thanks to all who participated in this fund raiser for the Tallahassee Lodge and to support the endorsed 2015 Florida State Elks Association President - Carl Ledig.

March 1st & 2nd Battle Of Natural Bridge Reenactment Elk and Elkett Volunteers are the greatest! The Volunteers for this year’s Battle of Natural Bridge Event were exceptional. Over 30 Volunteers worked over many days to plan and execute those plans to make this the best Natural Bridge event to date. We had great weather both days and we sold out of much of our food and all our drinks at the event. Thanks to all of those volunteers and I hope you all will be ready for next year which will be the 150th Anniversary of the Battle and is planned to be bigger and better! (See Photos on Page 7)

Wayne Harrell

March 7th and 8th Operation Prom Dress The Junior League of Tallahassee was excited to host Operation Prom Dress on the weekend of March 7th and 8th. This is the first year the event was held at the Tallahassee Elks Lodge and JLT is thrilled to have established this partnership with such a wonderful organization. Operation Prom Dress is an event unlike no other where local and surrounding county teens are able to “shop” for their dream prom dress, shoes, and accessories – all at no charge. Friday, March 7th was reserved for a private shopping event for the students of Gretchen Everhart, where they were able to have first selection on all the wonderful dresses. The Elks Lodge also provided lunch for all students and staff members, with Junior League members volunteering as servers. On Saturday, March 8th, the event was open to any local and surrounding teens who would like to "shop" for prom dresses. The event was attended by over 225 teens that had the opportunity to "shop" from 1300 prom dresses. Operation Prom Dress was a success this year because of the hard work of volunteers and the relationship established with the Elks Lodge. JLT hopes to continue this partnership to have a bigger and better event in 2015!

Junior League of Tallahassee

Thanks a Million Continued on Page 3

ELKETT CORNER

Happy April Birthdays To The Following Elketts:

4th Thelma Nalls 15th Julia Ferrell 6th Lee Fish 15th Faye McKenna 7th Yvette Reeder 21st Kim Coker 9th Bobby Thorburn 23rd Carina Beaudoin-Tate WELCOME NEW MEMBER! We welcome our new member, Wynona Johnson! So glad to have you and look forward to seeing you at future meetings! Newly Elected 2014-2015 Elkett Officers President: Marilyn Tabanelli Vice President: Joyce Dunaway Secretary: Carina Beaudoin-Tate Treasurer: Gloria Whitaker

**CONGRATULATIONS, LADIES!** General Meeting, Thursday, April 3, 6:00 p.m. Come welcome the new officers to their first General Meeting! There will be a lot of information discussed to start this new Elkett year! Dinner will be provided; $8/person. Annual Dues Annual dues payment is due by April 1st. You may pay at the April 3rd General Meeting or send by mail to Helen Thornton. Please don't forget to fill out your contact information on the form provided with the letter mailed to you and include it when making payment. Upcoming Elkett Events Thursday, April 3, 6:00 p.m. – General Meeting Thursday, May 1, 6:00 p.m. – General Meeting Happy Easter!

Submitted by: Regina Balding, 2013-2014 Secretary

Continued 

March 13th GREAT COOKIE CAPER As an Elk it gives me so much pride to do things for men and women that keep our country safe. On the 13th of March we were asked to take part in the Great Cookie Caper at the 83rd National Guard Command Post. That is the Girl Scouts of Troops 665, Molly Akin’s Troop and 577, Mary Steverson’s Troop. They raised the money to buy 156 boxes of cookies and donate them for the men and women that are overseas just to say a little thanks -- if that is not enough, look at the smiles in the photos of the girl scouts - it says it all. As a representative of our Lodge it is my honor to mail the cookies to them overseas, I put thank you cards in the boxes the scouts made and some pictures of our good time with the Guard. Thank you Karla, Don, Col. Mohr and Mary Anna for joining me.

Rick

March 22nd Paint Day At The Lodge Many thanks to Rick Peckham, Karla Jones, Karen Peek, Tom Walden, Wayne Harrell, Don Dobson, Harry Symons, Ron Brown, and Bob Thorburn for coming out in their paint-ready duds to paint the ballroom! Take a look and let us know what you think.

Denise Mick Elks National Foundation

Thank you to all of you who contributed to the Elks National Foundation this past Lodge year. Making our Per Capita goal allowed us to obtain a grant this year to help send the kids from Gretchen Everhart School to the Florida Elks Youth Camp in Umatilla again last year. At the last report we were 20th in the State in donations and 1st in the North District. If you have not contributed before, then you can begin in this new Lodge Year. Meeting our Per Capita goal will again open up opportunities to earn grants for our projects in the community this year. The earlier the better, so if you will make an effort to make a donation this year early. See any Officer for more information on how to donate!

MANAGER’S NOTES

☺ Special thanks to Don Dobson, Wayne Harrell, Rick Peckham & David Chatham for being here at 5:00 a.m. Sunday, March 16th to set up for the Luau Event.

☺ Many thanks again to all the Members for the Compliments and Warm Welcome. Please continue to contact me with any input, comments, questions or concerns.

☺ Will be offering many fundraisers in the upcoming months as we welcome spring and the warm temps & sunny days.

☺ Need a Volunteer Cooking Crew for 1 Sunday a month. Please contact the Lodge or Club Manager.

☺ Will be postponing the CPR Certification Classes scheduled to be held Monday, April 28th and Tuesday, April 29th due to scheduling conflict. Hopefully, this will be rescheduled in the upcoming months.

Julie Losey

Are you ready to sing! Come out and belt out some tunes with your friends at karaoke with Captain Bob at 7:00 p.m., April 4th and May 2nd! You don’t have to sing professionally… We all sound good after a few libations!!!!

CHILDREN’S EASTER EGG HUNT

Saturday, April 19th will be the children’s Easter Egg Hunt. Activities

will start at 11 a.m. Lunch is from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Hotdogs,

hamburgers, chips and beans will be available. The Easter Egg Hunt will

start at 1 p.m. so come early and have lunch. All children,

grandchildren and other child relatives of Elks are invited to attend. Children

from toddlers to 12 are welcome to hunt for eggs. Have them bring their

Easter Basket and get it filled with goodies. Lounge will open at 11 a.m.

that day.

Carina is planning another brunch in the dining room, this time for Easter Sunday. Brunch will be served from 10 a.m. till 1 p.m., so come join us. The menu is:

Fruit Cup Baked Ham

Quiche of the Day Cheesy Potato Casserole

Omelet Station Homemade Waffle Station

Coffeecakes The cost of this special brunch will be $9.95.

Please call Carina at 877-7626 (and leave a message if you miss her) to give a head count of how many of you will be coming. If you would rather send an e-mail, use yellowmbrose@hotmail.com as that address.

WINNER TAKES ALL!! ***MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN***

Starting at the 1st Lodge Meeting in April you could win $10 in pull tab tickets. We are going to put all Elk members’ names in a drawing and the 1st one drawn will win the $10 in pull tabs if they are present at the meeting. If the member is not present their name will go back into the drawing for the next lodge meeting along with those pull tabs. They will roll over until someone has won and then we will start over.

Come out to your Lodge Meetings - YOU could win!

CINCO de MAYO BUFFET at the LODGE

Your officers of the lodge will be hosting a buffet-style dinner in the lounge on Sunday, May 4th, at 4:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. The QBs are having their regular dinner on the following Monday, so we will be celebrating Cinco de Mayo one day early!

MENU Margarita Specials

Posole (Pork and Hominy Stew) Enchilada Casserole (Beef)

Mexican Rice Pinto Beans

Chips, Salsas and Guacamole The cost of dinner is $7.00 at the door.

A sign-up sheet will be available in the lounge on Saturday, April 19th so that we can get a general head count and know how much food to prepare. Proceeds are to benefit our lodge. Please come and enjoy the fellowship and fun!

SPORTS NEWS

The Pool Tournaments have been going on for years! It is a lot of FUN, Thursdays, 6:00 p.m. Coming May 26th (Memorial Day), there will be a Roy Harvey Annual

Pool Tournament (same game and rules as Thursdays). More details will be in the May Antlers. There are two televisions in the Sports Room. If you are interested in either or both, see Jeff Jansen.

Rack’em Dano! Jeff and Chuck

Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Don’t Miss It!

ITS ALMOST TEE TIME !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Camp-Read-A-Lot Charity Golf Tournament Monday, April 14, 2014

The Inaugural Camp Read-A-Lot Charity Golf Tournament is less than a month away. If you are planning on playing in the tournament, I encourage you to go ahead and sign up.

The entry deadline is April 7th All proceeds from this event will be used to charter two (2) buses from Astro Travel to transport students and families from Gretchen Everhart School to the Florida Elks Youth Camp for our annual trip. Come on out and join your friends for a day of fun at Seminole Golf Course Monday, April 14th.

You could possibly win a 2013 Jeep Cherokee, $10,000.00, or a Trip to Las Vegas.

We have managed to lure Gene Stoudt down from the North Georgia Mountains to play (and that ain't easy). So let’s all "Grip It and Rip It" for the kids of Gretchen Everhart.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask any of the following tournament committee members:

Ralph Ferrell Harry Symons Jeff Jansen Julie Jansen Chuck Kingry Nanci Longman

Golf Format

Shotgun Start, Four Player Teams,

18 hole Florida Scramble. $260.00 per team ($65.00 per player)

Prizes for Longest drive, Closest to Pin,

Plus a $10,000.00 Hole-In-One 4 Mulligans allowed per player

1 for $5, or 4 for $15.00

ELKS CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT 

REGISTRATION FORM Tournament Date Monday, April 14, 2014

Entry Deadline:  April 7, 2014  TEAM NAME:    Four Person Team Entry $260.00 Player No. 1 $65.00

Handicap Player No. 2 $65.00

Handicap Player No. 3 $65.00

Handicap Player No. 4 $65.00

Handicap  

SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE 

NAME  COMPANY  ADDRESS  STATE  ZIP CONTACT PERSON  PHONE  E‐MAIL 

Platinum Sponsor $500.00 (1 hole sponsor; recognition at awards ceremony; 1 team entry) 

Gold Sponsor $300.00 (1 hole sponsor; recognition at awards ceremony; 2 player entry) 

Silver Sponsor $200.00 (hole sponsor with sign; recognition at awards ceremony, 1 player entry) 

Hole Sponsor $50.00 (sign with your name and logo) 

Total Amount Enclosed      $   

Make Checks Payable to: Tallahassee Elks Lodge #937

MAIL REGISTRATION FORM AND CHECKS TO: Tallahassee Elks 276 North Magnolia Drive Tallahassee, Florida 32301 

7:00 a.m. Registration Driving Range Open 8:30 a.m. Shotgun Start 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Lunch 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Prizes & Awards

Complete information available in brochure or contact Golf Committee members: Julia G. Jansen: 850-274-6694 or Harry Symons: 850-508-5208

HONOR FLIGHT – APRIL 26th

Honor Flight Tallahassee will take WWII Veterans and Guardians to Washington DC on Saturday, 26 April 2014. The Charter Jet Service will leave at 7:00 a.m. from the Executive Air Terminal and will arrive at Baltimore Maryland (BWI) around 9:00 a.m. There will be a large reception of Citizens, Military Personnel to greet the WWII Veterans and Guardians. Upon arriving at BWI Airport all Veterans, Guardians, EMT Personnel will board three large buses to travel to the WWII Memorial in Washington DC. A Police Escort has been arranged to escort our Veterans all day so that they may see the WWII Memorial, Unknown Soldier Tomb, Arlington Memorial, Korea Memorial, Vietnam Memorial, Lincoln Memorial and other Memorials.

A day long trip is planned again, as when Honor Flight Tallahassee made its maiden trip on 11 May, 2013. Honor Flight Tallahassee will furnish plenty of water, three meals, mail call, and cameras for the Veterans, sunscreen, ponchos, and will bring plenty of wheel chairs for the Veterans to use during the day. At 1900 hrs, (7:00 p.m.), we will board our charter Jet at BWI airport for our trip back to Tallahassee. During our Flight back home, dinner will be served and “mail call” will be given out to the Veterans from Families and Friends. We will land in Tallahassee, at approximately 2100 hrs, (9:00 p.m.) with the Honor of having the airport Fire Department, spray our chartered jet as we taxi to the Hanger. When the plane arrives at the Hanger, our Veterans will be met by American Legion Delegation, Motorcycle Escort, hundreds of families, friends, City and County Officials, and the Tallahassee Swing Band will be playing all of the 1940’s music. We are asking Elks Lodge 937 Members to come out to help greet all of the Veterans on their return trip to Tallahassee. Come on out and be part of the WELCOMING CEREMONY (approximately 9:00 p.m.). Tom Napier, Vice Chairman Honor Flight Tallahassee

KOREA REBORN: A GRATEFUL NATION The Florida National Guard has received copies of the book: Korea Reborn: A Grateful Nation. This handsome hardbound book honors our Korean War Veterans. If you are a Korean War Veteran or know of a Korean War Veteran who would like one of these very informative books, contact Chuck Mohr by phone: (850) 893-4123 or email: cgmmam@comcast.net. He will ensure you receive a copy.

April Bingo Volunteer Schedule Early Bird Bingo

5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Regular Bingo 7:00 p.m. - until

Cashiers please be here at 4:30 Wed. Money Floor Caller Cashiers Floor Caller Kitchen Dates Early Bird Early Bird Early Bird Late Late

4:50 - 7:10 4:50 - 7:10 4:30 - 7:30 6:50 - until 2 Dorothy Brown Charlie Hewitt Ralph Ferrell Andrea Vance David Ward Lee Fish1 Chuck Kingry

Bob Thorburn Carol Dobson Stacey Golden Tom Walden2 Todd Kingry Ron Foltz Barry Gross Fi

rst

Kitchen Cashier: Stephanie Clapp

9 Linda Fish Charlie Hewitt Barry Gross Karla Jones David Ward Lee Fish1 Mike Cook Carolyn Ball Stoney Stoutamire Tom Walden2 Colleen Cook Chuck Turner Kitchen Cashier: Cathy Lannon Se

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16 Dorothy Brown Chuck Mohr Ralph Ferrell Wayne Harrell David Ward Lee Fish1 Laura Tully Bob Knight Don Dobson Linda Fish Tom Walden2 Natalie Monteiro John White Stacey Golden Keith White Charlie Hurst Stoney Stoutamire Barry Gross Th

ird

Annette Hurst Kitchen Cashier: Carina Beaudoin-Tate

23 Dorothy Brown Charlie Hewitt Barry Gross Denise Mick David Ward Lee Fish1 Linda Fish Richard Stafford Karla Jones Stoney Stoutamire Tom Walden2 Julie Losey Ashley Losey Kitchen Cashier: Carol Peck Fo

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29 Dorothy Brown Chuck Mohr Ralph Ferrell Don Dobson David Ward Lee Fish1 Volunteers needed Bob Knight Karla Jones Stacey Golden Tom Walden2 John White Charlie Hurst Kitchen Cashier: Fifth

Annette Hurst If you have a conflict with the schedule, please call Don at 228-9854 as soon as possible so that a replacement can be found.

If you want to get in on the fun/work, training will be provided, call Don at 228-9854.

Floor volunteers are always appreciated!

Interested in Volunteering, but don’t know how to start. Call me and tell me what you are interested in doing!

Wayne Harrell 212-1684

A fine example of how just a few hours a month can make a

great difference is our new Second Week Breakfast Cooking Crew,

Trey Fortson and Pete Hansen. Thank You for your time and scrambled eggs!!

OFFICER TRAINING

The FSEA Officer Training at the Florida Hotel Orlando held March 7-9 was attended by the following members of our Lodge: Carl and Dolly Ledig, Ralph and Julia Ferrell, Tom Walden and Wayne Harrell. Also attending were many other members from our own North District including VPND Dick Joyal and his lovely wife, Nancy. Increasing Membership was the premiere message of the training. Slides from the training are on the FSEA website. http://floridaelks.org/elks-training-education

MARK YOUR CALENDARS WHAT WHEN WHERE

Karaoke May 2 Tallahassee Lounge Cinco de Mayo Buffet May 5 Tallahassee Lounge Mother’s Day May 11 Armed Forces Day May 17 FSEA State Convention May 22-25 Lake Buena Vista Memorial Day May 26 Roy Harvey Pool Tourney May 26 Tallahassee Lounge 150th Grand Lodge Convention July 13-17 New Orleans, LA

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

LODGE MEETING 7:00 p.m.

2

Bingo 5 p.m. Cooks: Kingry Crew

3

Thursday Lunch 11 – 1

Elkett Meeting w/Dinner 6:00 p.m.

Pool Tournament

4

Friday Night Buffet 6:00 p.m.

7:00 p.m.

5

DD/VP CLINIC Perry Elks

Lodge #1851 9:30 a.m.

6

Breakfast 9 – 12 Peckham Crew

7

BURGERS or Other Fare in

Lounge $5.00 5:30 – 7:30

Committee 5:30 p.m.

8

HOUSE Committee 6:00 p.m.

9

Bingo 5 p.m. Cooks: Cook Crew

10

Thursday Lunch 11 – 1

Pool Tournament

11

Friday Night Buffet 6:00 p.m.

ORIENTATION

13

13

Breakfast 9 – 12 Fortson/Hansen

Crew

14

BURGERS

or Other Fare in Lounge $5.00

5:30 – 7:30

15

LODGE MEETING 7:00 p.m.

INITIATION

16

Bingo 5 p.m. Cooks: Tully Crew

17

Thursday Lunch 11 – 1

Pool Tournament

18

Friday Night Buffet 6:00 p.m.

19

Lounge Open 11 a.m.

Lunch 11:30 a.m. Easter Egg Hunt

1:00 p.m.

20

10 - 1

Lounge Open 1 – 7 p.m.

21

BURGERS or Other Fare in

Lounge $5.00 5:30 – 7:30

22

ANTLERS Article DEADLINE - NOON

BOD Meeting 6:00 p.m.

23

Bingo 5 p.m. Cooks: FishPickles

Crew

24

Thursday Lunch 11 – 1

Pool Tournament

25

Friday Night Buffet 6:00 p.m.

26

Depart 7:00 a.m. Welcome Home

Ceremony approx 9:00 p.m.

27

Volunteer Breakfast

Crew Needed Breakfast 9 – 12

28

BURGERS or Other Fare in

Lounge $5.00 5:30 – 7:30

29

30

Bingo 5 p.m. Volunteer

Cooking Crew Needed

Lounge Hours: Monday – Friday: 3:30 – 10:00 p.m. Happy Hour: Thursday: 4:00 – 8:00 p.m. Friday: 4:00 – 9:00 p.m. Saturday: 12:00 – 8:00 p.m. Sunday: 1:00 – 7:00 p.m.

APRIL 2014

The Antlers is a Monthly Publication of Tallahassee Elks Lodge 937 276 NORTH MAGNOLIA DRIVE TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA 32301

VOLUME 16, NUMBER 4

Tallahassee Elks Lodge 937 Officers 2014-2015 Exalted Ruler Wayne Harrell 212-1684 Leading Knight Don Dobson 228-9854 Loyal Knight Carol Dobson 228-3263 Lecturing Knight Karen Peek 545-4939 Esquire VACANT Chaplain Bob Thorburn 345-7693 Inner Guard Jan Thorburn 878-5757 Tiler Earl Irvin 728-4658 Secretary Tom Walden 877-9110 Treasurer Ralph Ferrell 926-2902 Trustee (5-year) Tracey Austin 556-0297 Trustee (4-year) Stoney Stoutamire 933-4215 Trustee (3-year) Denise Mick 524-0689 Trustee (2-year) Harry Symons 508-5208 Trustee (1-year) Jeff Jansen 877-3639 Lodge Advisor Larry Henley, PSP 422-3507 North District VP Dick Joyal (850) 838-2415 North District DDGER B.L. "Cap" Pratt (386) 364-4979 Lodge Mediator Robert Greenberg 385-7095 Presiding Justice Sam Lewis 222-8107

Lodge 937 Programs Adopt-A-Road Tom Walden 877-9110Antlers Dorothy Brown 212-3227

Submit articles to: rubyslippers937@gmail.com Bingo Don Dobson 228-9854 By-Laws Stan Nettles 562-1737 Julia Ferrell 926-2902 Carl Ledig 212-7397 HATF Ron Brown 224-6756 Lounge Activities Jan Thorburn 878-5757 Relief Committee Wayne Harrell 212-1684 Ritual Harry Symons 508-5208 Scouting Ron Brown 224-6756 Visitation (Inter-Lodge) Ron Brown 224-6756 Volunteer Coordinator Sue Greeley 443-4969 Elkett President Marilyn Tabanelli 545-9183 Club Manager Julie Ann Losey 877-1652 RV Park Julie Ann Losey 877-1652 Dining Room 877-2723

FAX 878-6342

National Programs Accident Prevention Don Dobson 228-9854 Activities Committees Wayne Harrell 212-1684

Drug Awareness Julia Ferrell 926-2902 Hoop Shoot Ken Carlton (315) 727-0161

Public Relations Tom Napier 508-7339 Community Activities Wayne Harrell 212-1684

Auditing & Accounting Stephanie Clapp 942-7790 Committee Cathy Lannon 566-3290 Don Coker 508-0702 Chuck Kingry 513-1332 Fraternal Committees Don Dobson 228-9854

Patriotic Activities Wayne Harrell 212-1684 Flag Day Wayne Harrell 212-1684

Orientation Carol Dobson 228-3263 Investigation Don Dobson 228-9854 Membership Karen Peek 545-4939

Memorial Day Wayne Harrell 212-1684 Lodge Activities Rick Peckham 524-0436

Elks Memorial Day Carol Dobson 228-3263 Elks National Foundation Wayne Harrell 212-1684

ENF Scholarships Jan Thorburn 878-5757 National Veterans Service Max Ferrell 567-7796