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925 North Avenue Burlington, VT 05408
(802) 862-1342
The Exalted Ruler’s Message
As our train moves forward so have we. We had a very busy beginning for the new fiscal year. Friday, April 20th was a very exciting evening for us. It was an Open House for the Elks Banquet Facility, membership drive and Frozen Drink Night all going on at the same time. I want to thank Gary and Martha Gile for donating the entertainment for the evening. The five piece band “Past the Point” rocked the Lodge from 5-9pm and was much welcomed by everyone in attendance. The splendid hors d’ouvres prepared and presented by Trustee Chris Bissonette and his volunteers made us proud to show off our banquet facility to the general public! We had many people drop by to see our facility and was
surprised to find out that they could use it without becoming a member. However, many were so impressed that they wanted applications to join the Elks. This was promoted by your Officers and could not have been successful without our wonderful volunteers who were there to lend their unselfish helping hands! If you didn’t attend the Pig Roast on May 12th you sure missed out on a great evening of Elkdom. Thank you Chris Bissonette for chairing the event and Randy Lopes for becoming the new “Beanman” (Bill Leavitt...we will never forget your beans). The next day we were right back at it at 5:30am to get ready for our Mother’s Day Brunch. Thanks to Chris Bissonette, Rick “Eggman” Boucher, Mary Blankemeyer, Cookie Manning, Carol Forguites, Don Trombley and Pat Howes for preparing and serving 240 people. I had the honor of attending the Eldoes Installation on May 15th. Congratulations to the new incoming Officers for the coming year. Gary Little, Dave Blankemeyer, Mary Paule Hill, Rick Boucher, Chris Bissonette and Mary Blankemeyer jumped in to serve the Eldoes as thanks for what they do for us. Don’t forget our Flag Day ceremony is June 10th. Please bring family, friends, children and grandchildren to attend. We’ll have great guest speakers and the proper way to fold our American Flag will be demonstrated. We also have a drop off for retired flags. Thank you Eddie Slicker for taking on this project.
By now we are back from the State Convention in New Hampshire. I will give details and stories (not all!) in next month’s bulletin. May we all return safe so we can ride the train into next month’s activities. And speaking of our train, Alice Charbonneau drew a wonderful sketch of a train for us (see right). Thanks Alice!
Fraternally Yours,
Diane Hazen, Exalted Ruler
THE 916 BULLETIN The Monthly Newsletter of the BENEVOLENT & PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS Lodge #916
JUNE 2007
Activity Calendar .......................................8 Birthdays....................................................5 Bits & Pieces..............................................4 Blood Drive................................................3 Contact Information ...................................2 DD Homecoming .......................................5 Drug Awareness.........................................6 Eldoes Update ............................................7 Flag Day.....................................................7 Flag Folding...............................................6 Frozen Drink Night ....................................3 Goodbye to a Friend...................................3 In Vain We Call .........................................2 Lodge Notices ............................................2 Motorcycle Rally .......................................4 Officers ......................................................2 Open House Success ..................................4 Pig Roast ...................................................6 Proposed Members.....................................2 Sick List .....................................................4 Silver Towers Cleanup...............................8 Special Birthday Party ...............................4 Steak Night Menus.....................................3 Super Bingo ...............................................7 Volunteer of the Month..............................8
Super Bingo
Monday, June 4th
Steak Night
Wednesday, June 6th
Meeting Night Thursday, June 7th
DD Homecoming Saturday, June 9th
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• In June, the regular membership meetings will be held on the first and third Thursdays of the month at 7pm.
• Members are welcome to attend the Governing Board meeting on the second Tuesday at 7pm in the upstairs meeting room.
• The Lodge Investigating Committee meets the first Tuesday of every month at 7pm when there are members proposed.
THE 916 BULLETIN
The Monthly Newsletter of the Benevolent Order of Elks Lodge #916
Published monthly and mailed to all current Lodge Members and select others, by bulk mail at Burlington, Vermont. The content can also be viewed at the Lodge’s Website, www.bpoe916.com
Relevant information for inclusion is welcomed and should be submitted by the 15th of the month proceeding the publication by:
• emailing to [email protected] • Placing the material in the 916 Bulletin mailbox at the Lodge
front entranceway. • Mailing it to the Lodge to the attention of the 916 Bulletin.
We do our best to include all pertinent information that our members would find interesting, however if the materials are not received by the Editor on or before the 15th of the month, there is a chance that they may not be included in the next issue due to the time needed to produce, print and mail the Bulletin. Our goal is to have it delivered to our members by the 1st of the following month.
We reserve the right to edit submitted items for brevity and appropriateness. The Exalted Ruler has the final responsibility for the Bulletin content.
Editor - John Hill Photography - Wayne LaBonte
LODGE OFFICERS 2007-2008
Exalted Ruler: Diane Hazen Esteemed Leading Knight: Dave Blankemeyer Esteemed Loyal Knight: Mary Paule Hill Esteemed Lecturing Knight: Rick Boucher Secretary: Charles Munson Treasurer: Brian Bouchard Inner Guard: Steve Schifilliti Esquire: Robert Brown Tiler: Daniel Ryan Chaplain: Hank Metevier Organist: Rick Guest State Trustee: Bruce Webster, PER
LODGE TRUSTEES 2007-2008 Trustee Chairman: Chris Bissonette Trustee: Fred Dusablon, PER Trustee: Ron LaRose, PER, PSP Trustee: Jim Procopio Trustee: Gary Little, PER
HOW TO CONTACT THE LODGE
General Information [email protected] Exalted Ruler..........................................bpoe916er@comcast.net Lodge Secretary.......................... [email protected] Lodge Treasurer [email protected] Trustees .........................................bpoe916trustees@comcast.net Event Bookings [email protected] Bulletin Editor [email protected]
Name Born Initiated Died FRANK MOISAN July 31, 1940 May 15, 1983 April 28, 2007
Name Address Occupation Proposer DAVID HATHAWAY BURLINGTON RETIRED SONNY PARONTO
BYRON AUDY BURLINGTON BURLINGTON ELECTRIC GARY GILE
LISA TULKOP BURLINGTON DIRECTOR GARY GILE
FRANCIS AUMAND BURLINGTON FIREFIGHTER RANDY LOPES
JENNIFER BELISLE SO. BURLINGTON TEACHER GARY GILE
EVAN SCHMITT BURLINGTON DRIVER NEALE SCHMITT
DEBRA DION FAIRFAX PHLEBOTOMIST DONNA DEMAG CROSS
CHRIS SCHRYER FAIRFAX ROLAND ENGLISH
TOM GEORGE WINOOSKI UPS ERIC SCHMITT
THESE APPLICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP OR REINSTATEMENT WILL BE BALLOTED ON AT THE JUNE 7, 2007 MEMBERSHIP MEETING
IN VAIN WE CALL
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STEAK NIGHT MENUS
JUNE 6, 2007
PRIME RIB au JUS
SCHROD MAPLE CHEDDAR SCALLOPS
BROILED SALMON W/ RASPBERRY SAUCE
CHICKEN KIEV
JUNE 20, 2007
PRIME RIB au JUS SCHROD
BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP TERIYAKI CHICKEN
ROAST RACK OF LAMB
BLOOD DRIVE Congratulations to our Elks members and local citizens for another successful Blood Drive on April 27th! A total of 36 produc-tive units of blood were collected from 43 individuals. That easily surpassed our goal of 25 units, helping Vermont reach it’s blood donation goal for the month of April. This has almost become commonplace at our Lodge, and that’s a very good thing to say the least! This spring may be a very bright one for countless hospital patients who will benefit from all of our efforts in the weeks ahead. Thank you Dave Ploesser for all you do (posters, etc.) and to all of our other volunteers: Pat Francis, Bea Sylvia, Barb Coon Ann Irish and Doris Pepin. Lady Eldoes...thank you so very much for your kindness and help running things smoothly. Thanks to Anne Cross for filling in for us at 5pm. The next Elks Blood Drive will be Friday, June 15th.
With sincerest appreciation, Wilfred “Dizzy” Desilets, Chairperson, PER
GOODBYE TO A FRIEND
I have had an extremely difficult time writing a Eulogy for my friend Frank Moisan, because I hold him in such high regard that I fear my words will fall short. How can I paint an accurate portrait of this very special man? A physical description? He was six feet three inches, flowing snow white hair, piercing blue eyes, and a crooked smile. That doesn’t do justice to the inner man. Frank had a heart that was open to everyone. What-ever people asked of him, Frank was happy to do it...never asking for anything in return. NEVER! Frank was an avid, unwavering Red Sox fan. This says a lot about his character. He was resolute in his beliefs. We know he was loyal, and if he liked you he would never abandon you, regardless of your shortcomings or fail-ures. You could disappoint him and he wouldn’t turn his back on you. In a social environment where gossip thrives, Frank never spoke ill of anyone. He always took the higher road. But we all know how Frank lived his life. He loved his wife, his family, his country, his associations, his sports and his golf. The real measure of Frank’s character is in how he faced his death.
His courage never flagged. He never once was heard to say “why me?” No self pity for Frank. He did not hide from the cancer or his friends. He continued to golf until he could no longer lift his clubs. He continued his daily routines helping at the Lodge until he no longer had the strength to drive his car. He never wasted a pre-cious moment feeling sorry for himself, living every day to it’s fullest. Dylan Thomas wrote “Do not go gentle into that good night. Rage, rage against the dying of the light.” I don’t know if Frank every read this poem, but he em-bodied it’s sentiment. This disease stole Frank’s vitality, his body and ulti-mately his life...but it could not take his dignity. Frank lived and died with honor, courage and pride. For this he deserves our respect, admiration and love.
Congratulations my friend. You earned them all. John Plunkett - May 2, 2007
Frank with daughter Kristy
FROZEN DRINK & KARAOKE
Friday, June 15th 8pm-11pm
Karaoke with Bonnie!
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SPECIAL BIRTHDAY
PARTY! If your birthday is in June, come celebrate
with your fellow members on June
30th outside on the patio. And be sure to bring a dish to share!
BITS & PIECES
• As kitchen Trustee Chris B hones his culinary skills I think he is writing a new cook-book. It is entitled “1001 Uses for Bottled Italian Dressing.”
• My therapist says if I spend less time in the bars, I may not be so tense. Where does she come up with this stuff? Doesn’t she know we drink to relax?
• The following long time employees are graduating from college this year: Emily “Yogi” Miles (UVM), Jamie Brigante (St. Michael’s), Kevin Emden (OSU), Caitlin Burke (Elon), and Andrew John Plunkett (Emerson College). Congratulations to them all!
• Carole Sweeney reports that she is now sharing living quarters with Micki. Husband Bob is apparently working overtime. Can you imagine trying to keep two women happy?
• Janet Benway was traveling with her husband Benny when she went to the counter to pay. The cashier offered her the senior discount. Ouch!
• My lovely wife Kerry hates to be called “the” wife. I told her I didn’t see “the” problem. Now I’m sleeping on “the” sofa!
• Congratulations to Ken & Sarah Vachereau. They are the proud parents of a new baby girl, Quinn Elizabeth. Mother and daughter are doing fine. Dad is still a bit shaky.
• We went to Boston for Andrew’s graduation and stayed at the Radisson. They have new Sleep Number beds. Jo was so enamored with her bed (her sleep number is 35, as she told every cabbie in Boston) when we returned to Burlington, she went right out and bought one. There goes more of my inheritance!
• Sue Schmitt’s nephew Jake (a busboy) was playing baseball and broke his leg. It re-quired a shaft be inserted into his femur. We wish him a speedy recovery.
• The conventioneers have returned from the State Convention in N.H. They told me be-fore they left that what happens at the convention stays at the convention. After 10 min-utes they were naming names, and telling tales. So much for discretion. Right “Rainman” Benny?
John Plunkett
Do you know a #916 Elks Member that is sick or recovering from an operation and would like
visitation? Let us know and we’ll add them to the “Sick List” at the Member Bar and see them during their recovery.
OPEN HOUSE SUCCESS!
On Friday, April 20th we opened our Lodge to the general public so they could see what a beauti-ful banquet facility we have to offer for weddings, birthday parties, anniversaries and business events. It was a huge success with many visitors during the hours it was open. Gary and Martha Gile donated the 5-piece band “Past the Point” for entertainment and Chris Bissonette and his volunteers put to-gether an amazing selection of hors d’ouvres. Even our Officers got in the act (as you can see by the photo). Thanks to everyone for your help!
Special thanks to Martha & Gary Gile for the band! The BPOE #916 Rockettes!
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1 Dean Leonard 2 David Deforge Robert Lavalette Richard Shea 3 Kevin Carty Thomas Miller 4 Dale Atherton June Studley Arthur Tamer 5 Steven Rugar George Trono 6 John McGrath John Poratti 7 Janet Granai Benway Richard Blow 8 Edward Cleary Denis Osborne Sonny Paronto 9 C. Richard Courcy
Paul Dumais Nina Parker Walter Wheel 10 Ernest Goodrich Richard Guest Rupert King Edmund Richard 11 Gary Allard Don Boss Patrick Brennan Kenneth Hiseler 12 Daniel Bean Michael Blondin Christine Charron John Fortune, Jr. Zenneth Lagrow Janice Lovejoy Robert Lutz Jean Manchester
William Rohrbach 13 Reid Allen Donald Tanguay Thomas Tessier 14 Gary Benway Gary Hutchins Tracy Provost Robert Sophia 15 Robin Hammond Jeffrey Stone Richard Wehling 16 Kevin Murphy 17 Peter Charlton Gary Grew Marcel Lemay Mary Lou Pendergast Armande Thibault 18 Stanley Delorm Fred Despirito, Jr. Maurice Gregoire Daniel Venditti 19 James Dutra, Sr. David Jones Rosaire Longe
Jacques Trahan 20 Andrew Amour Joseph Barber, Jr. Peter Bergeron Ben Blanchard William Burgess Dennis Desautels June Terrien 21 Pauline Bergeron Glenn Enos Reginald Ploof Janice Sicard 22 John Macomber Richard Ploof 23 Robert Aragona John Bove Elwood Isley Jeffrey Savoie 24 Amber Barber Robert Cassell Richard Garrow Joseph Girard Robert Goddard William Thomas
Donald Welch Norman Yandow 25 Dennis Goyette Theodore Jones Tary Kirk Joseph McGonagle 26 David Auriemma Andrew Gauthier David Smalley Jon Sylvia 27 Donna Diaz Jean Moody 28 Francisco Cruz Wilfred Desilets Robert Fisher Stephen Luchini Antonio Todisco 29 Brian Flynn Edmond Gamelin 30 Robert Gauthier Robert Grinnell Daniel Hamlin
Birthday this month? Bring your driver’s license to Steak Night and get $5 off !
MOTORCYCLE RALLY TO BENEFIT
SILVER TOWERS Sunday, June 24th
Registration fee: $30 individual/$40 with rider
All 13 Vermont Lodges will participate. We will ride to a designated area and group together to continue on to Sil-ver Towers in Ripton. A BBQ will follow. Information and forms are available at the Lodge. We encourage you to obtain sponsors so we can
raise additional money. PLEASE tell your family and friends… this Rally is not limited to Elks members only! Dana Shappy, Chairperson
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60’s and 70’s Dance Party
To Celebrate and Honor the HOMECOMING OF
Randall Corey District Deputy, Grand Exalted Ruler North
Burlington Elks Lodge #916
Saturday June 9, 2007
6:00 Cocktails - 7:00 Dinner Choice of Prime Rib or Baked Stuffed Sole
8:00 - Program/Presentations 9:00 - Dancing to DJ John Hill
$18 per person
Wear your best outfit from the 60’s or 70’s!! Let’s see those bell-bottom pants, leisure suits, or best disco attire!
Otherwise, casual dress.
Tickets are on sale at the Lodge bar.
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Saturday, May 12th, was the grand opening and dedication of Schifilliti Park, the New North End’s baseball park. The Elks Lodge participated by bringing in their Drug Awareness Trailer. Volunteers Mary Paule Hill and Mary Sweeney distributed drug awareness literature, along with coloring books, and book-marks. Approximately 600 people were on hand for this event, including Elroy the Elk (aka ER Diane Hazen) who handed out frisbees and gave ‘high fives’ and got to meet her rival, Champ, who was also in attendance. Thanks to all the volunteers for their twenty plus hours of service, including Dave Blankemeyer (good sport that he is), Gary Little for picking up the trailer, and Wayne LaBonte for his wonderful photography.
Carol Forguites, Drug Awareness Chairperson
Carol with Elroy and Champ
I CAN’T BELIEVE WE ATE THE WHOOOOOOOLE THING!
Thank you to all who attended the Pig Roast on Saturday, May 12th. The meal was awesome, the music was great and everyone had a super time. We ended up with over 200 people enjoying pork, beans, corn and coleslaw.
We couldn’t have done it without all our great volunteers (I am sorry but there are too many to name but you know who you are). It’s what makes all of our events go smoothly and keeps the Lodge running.
A special thanks to “Brutus the Pig” for attending. He was the hit of the party...in fact, he was anything but “boaring!” Look for our next Pig Roast in September. Chris Bissonette, Chairman
Pat, Mike & Larry - our own 3 little pigs!
Hey Pancho! Hey Cisco!
WHY THE AMERICAN FLAG IS FOLDED 13 TIMES?
Have you ever wondered why the flag of the United States is folded 13 times when its lowered or when it is folded and handed to the widow at the burial of a veteran? Here is the meaning of each of these folds: The first fold of our flag is a symbol of life. The second fold is a symbol of our belief in eternal life. The third fold is made in honor and remembrance of the veterans departing our ranks who gave a portion of their lives for the defense of our country to attain peace throughout the world. The fourth fold represents our weaker nature, for as American citi-zens trusting in God, it is to Him we turn in times of peace as well as in times of war for His divine guidance The fifth fold is a tribute to our country, for in the words of Stephen Decatur, Our Country, in dealing with other countries may she always be right; but it is still our country “right or wrong”. The sixth fold is for where our hearts lie. It is with our heart that we pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible with Liberty and Justice for all. The seventh fold is tribute to our Armed Forces. For it is through the Armed Forces that we protect our country and her flag against all her enemies, whether they be found within or without the boundaries of our republic. The eighth is a tribute to the one who entered into the valley of the shadow of death, that we might see the light of day, and to honor the mother, for whom it flies on Mother’s Day. The ninth fold is a tribute to womanhood; for it has been through their faith, their love, loyalty and devotion that the character of the men and women who have made this country great has been molded. The tenth fold is a tribute to the Father, for he, too, has given his sons and daughters for the defense of our country since they were first born. The eleventh fold, in the eyes of a Hebrew citizen represents the lower portion of the seal of King David and King Solomon, and glori-fies in their eyes, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The twelfth fold, in the eyes of a Christian citizen, represents an emblem of eternity and glorifies, in their eyes, God the Father, the Son, and Holy Spirit. When the flag is completely folded, the stars are uppermost, re-minding us of our nations motto, “In God We Trust”. After the flag is completely folded and tucked in, it takes on the appearance of a cocked hat, ever reminding us of the soldiers who served under General George Washington, and the sailors and marines who served under Captain John Paul Jones, who were followed by their comrades and shipmates in the Armed Forces of the United States, preserving for us the rights, privileges, and freedoms we enjoy today. The next time you see a flag ceremony honoring someone that has served our country, either in the Armed Forces or in our civilian ser-vices such as the Police Force or Fire Department, keep in mind all the important reasons behind each and every movement. They have paid the ultimate sacrifice for all of us by honoring our flag and our Country.
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Monday June 4th
Doors Open 4:00PM Early Birds 6:30 PM Regular Games 7:00 PM
Admission 12 Cards $30 Extra Cards 12 Cards $15 6 Cards $10
$200 Regular Games
$1000 (2 Part) Jackpot Game U-Pick-Ems
Shotguns Bonanza
Special Games Pull Tickets
Snack Bar with a Large Menu
Open Seating. No Children under 12
ELDOES UPDATE
“Be the Best of Whoever You Are!”
The Eldoes installation dinner was held
on May 15th with approximately seventy in attendance. Once again, John Plunkett provided us with an excel-lent meal and our team of waitresses and waiters came from the officer ranks of Elks Lodge No. 916. Dave (and Mary) Blanke-meyer, Mary Paule Hill, Rick Boucher and Gary Little did a Great job! Thank you. A special thank you to Exalter Ruler, Diane Hazen, for being our special guest.
Ann Relyea and Liz Drew were presented engraved gavel plaques in recognition of their service as past presidents of our organization. Virginia Giroux and Jane Williams became our newest Life Members. Congratulations to all.
It is my pleasure to introduce and congratulate the new slate of officers for 2007 – 2008: President Linda DeLaricheliere 1st Vice-President Pat Francis 2nd Vice-President Debby Stapleton Treasurer Pat Clayton Financial Secretary Nancy Stone Recording Secretary Elaine Neary Corresponding Secretary Ruth Cook Chaplain Beth Dusablon Sergeant-at-Arms Mary McMaster Members-at-Large: Liz Drew, Marion Howard , Theda Hurtubise
On May 6th, another successful Partners in Adventure outing was held with a luau theme. These events are growing and this one surpassed previous events for attendance. Activities, music and meals ran smoothly thanks to the efforts of chairperson Debby Stapleton and her very capable helpers, namely: Pat Francis, Beth Dusablon, Bev Guest, Virginia Merchant, Virginia Giroux, Bea Sylvia, Ellen Zak, Jean Moody and Paula Parker.
I would be remiss if I didn’t mention the Mr. Dependables: Gary Francis, Scott Stapleton and Fred Dusablon for all of their hard work, setting up, taking down and handling all of the kitchen (cooking) chores. The feedback we receive from the directors of Partners in Adventure is positive and very rewarding to those who participate in these events. It sure makes it us aware of how lucky we are. Thank you.
JUNE BIRTHDAYS: Anna Dumont, Jean Moody, Doris Pepin
Happy Birthday!
As we start a new year, may I remind you we are always look-ing for new members. As Eldoes, we enjoy good friendships, im-plement group projects and raise funds for non-profit organizations within Chittenden County. Our meetings are usually held on the 3rd Tuesday of each month. Please come to a meeting and see for yourself. The schedule for upcoming events will appear in the July bulletin.
It has been an active, enjoyable and rewarding year for me. I am looking forward to a productive 2nd term. A big THANK YOU TO ALL for your support and confidence in me. Sincerely, Linda DeLaricheliere, President
Flag Day Ceremony
The Flag Day Ceremony is June 10th at 1pm. Please mark that date on your calendar and plan to be here. Our Guest Speaker will be Col. Michael Morgan. There will also be a demonstration on the folding of the flag by Command Chief Willian A. LaPointe. We are honored to have the VTANGNCOAGA Color Guard. Once again, we are looking for names of POW’s (name, address and phone #). You can leave it at the Lodge bar to my attention or call 862-6108 and leave a message. We will also be announcing the recipients of our Elks #916 scholarships. Please let your friends know this is OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
Carl Lozon III, Co-Chairperson
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BURLINGTON LODGE #916 Benevolent and Protective Order of ELKS 925 North Avenue Burlington, VT 05408
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2
Private Function
3 Private Function
4 Super Bingo
5 6 Steak Night 6:30pm
7 Meeting Night 7pm
8 9 Private Function District Deputy Homecoming
10 Flag Day 1pm
11 Bingo
12 Private Function Governing Board 7pm
13 14 Private Function
15 Blood Drawing Karaoke 8pm
16 Private Function
17 Private Function
18 Bingo
19 Eldoes Meeting
20 Private Function Steak Night 6:30pm
21 Private Function Meeting Night 7pm
22 23 Private Function
24 Private Function
25 Bingo
25 27 Private Function
28 29 30 Private Function Birthday Day Party for Members!
1 2 Bingo
3 4th of JULY! (Regular Hours)
5 6 7 Private Function
Volunteer of the Month:
Bruce Fisher There are new sign-up sheets BY MONTH!
Don’t forget to put your name in the bucket to win Volunteer of the Month!
Silver Towers annual cleanup June 2 & 3. Please help out...WE NEED VOLUNTEERS! Contact Dana Shappy to volunteer at 324-6979.
