Published Monthly March 2015 Congratulations Number 242 Contents To Jonnie Tavenner as our 2015-2015 Sweetheart Queen Page 2 2014-2015 Sweetheart Queen, Janet Christensen passed the crown to Jonnie at the Annual Sweetheart Ball on February 14 2015. Loyal Knight Robert Foust hosted the event and made sure everyone in attendance had a great time. Page 3 ER Message Secretary News Lodge Officers Sickness & Distress Volunteer and Elk of the Month Page 4 Bill Gremling and team prepared and served Dinner with the help of the Boy Scouts. The Prime Time Band once again had everyone out on the dance floor for a great night. Lodge Phone Number: 303-452-1644 Banner Staff Banner Editor: Jerry Heger PER 303-898-9860 Jerry_heger@partech.com www.northglennelks.org If you would like to receive the banner through email, send your email address to Jerry_Heger@partech.com Subject: Banner list Northglenn Elks Banner A Fraternal Organization Our newsletter is printed monthly by Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Northglenn Lodge #2438 10969 Irma Drive Northglenn, CO 80233 St. Patrick’s Dance Easter Party Page 5 Birthdays & Anniversaries Page 6 & 7 Monthly Calendars Rosie Report Dinner Menu’s Chatter Box Page 8, 9, 10 Membership Report CEA Visit Calendars Coming Events Budget Meeting Calendar Meeting Appreciation Dinner Installation Inaugural Ball Page 11 Bingo Bar Bingo Page 12 Americanism Sweetheart Queens With this being my final article all I can think of is what a great year I had as being your Exalted Ruler. I know it is probably customary to thank people who have helped with this great year but I cannot. I thank each and every one of you because greatness isn't just from one or two people, it is the entire Lodge that came together as one to make this happen. There is strength in numbers and it shows. With this being said I can't stress enough the fact that we as Elks are there to help and service our community, our children, our Veterans, and don't forget, our fellow Elks. We must be able to support one another before we can support the above mentioned. I am looking forward to my Past Exalted Ruler years as I do plan on staying active in our Lodge. I encourage all of you to support your next year’s Officers. Remember that they too are volunteers and serve from their heart just as you. I thank you once again and may the principle of Elkdom stay in your heart. Always remember: “As an AmerICan, I Can, As Sandy Bowen Exalted Ruler , We Can”. Fraternally yours, Sandy Bowen Exalted Ruler 2014-2015 From the Secretary’s Desk Lodge Officers In accordance with Grand Lodge Statutes, applicants for membership will be posted at the Lodge 7 days prior to the meeting when they will be voted upon. Please come down to welcome our newest members. Secretary Message: AAArrrggghhhh!!! This is the sound a secretary makes when her printer loses it’s mind in the middle of printing membership cards. Never fear! A couple of extra days and a few work-arounds and we are back in business. I apologize that the turnaround time for you cards has not been as fast as it should be. A huge thank you to those of you who have already paid dues. Remember March 31st is the deadline. March 31st is also the Grand Lodge deadline. Delinquent members must be dropped at that time. If you are having problems getting your dues caught up please call my office. Maybe we can find a way to help you. All of our members are important to us! As we begin the new Elks Year let’s start it off right by working and playing together. Exalted Ruler Kathy and her Officers have many things planned this year. Let’s make 2015-2016 great! Kind Regards, Secretary Terri 2 Exalted Ruler: Sandy Bowen Leading Knight: Kathy Stark Loyal Knight: Robert Foust Lecturing Knight: Rick Holt Secretary: Terri Huffman Treasurer Jerry Heger Tiler: Becky Schmitz Esquire Kelly Lawler Chaplain: Matt Stark Inner Guard Butch Downing Trustees: Pat Kennedy Joe Heger Bill McClintock Troy Young Wayne Stark 720-381-7472 303-954-8115 720-413-6348 303-519-8381 303-452-1644 303-898-9860 303-667-8868 303-963-5671 303-505-5672 720-548-7111 720-854-8680 720-635-5881 720-201-2284 720-266-3339 303-246-4738 Sickness and Distress The welfare of our membership and their families rests deeply in the hearts of each of us. Our thoughts and prayers are extended to those in need. If you have sickness or distress to report, please call the Lodge Chaplain In Memoriam: Loyd Fisher passed into the light November 2014. Clifford Harvey has passed into the light. Sickness & Distress: Mike Maras had Knee Replacement Surgery on January 12 Fred Olguin had Shoulder Surgery on January 20 Larry McKee had knee replacement surgery on January 26 and is home recovering Please keep these, and all of our members and their families in your thoughts and prayers. We care about our membership. Please call us anytime about sickness, distress and blessings! Contact any officer with updates Elk Of The Month Volunteer Of The Month It has been a hard year in picking just one person each month to be Elk of the month for me as I believe each and every one of you should have that honor. Now it is time to pick my last one. Now stop saying "Pick me, pick me." This person has been a great support of the Lodge, helped when needed, been a friend to many. So I want you go to look in the mirror as the one I pick is YOU. Gottach ya. Now be nice and share. No fighting about it. First come first serve. You are all picked as Elk of the month. Love you all, and thank you. Leading Knight Kathy Stark This months volunteer has been around the Lodge for some time. She has been active with the Children’s activities in the Lodge for many years. She has done amazing things with the Christmas party and everyone has always had fun at the Easter party. She has also been involved in the picnic organizing children’s activities and helping with the overall event. Next time you are at the Lodge and see Lori Heger, remember to congratulate her and thank her for all that she has done. Loyal Knight Robert Foust As an AmerICan, I Can, As 3 ,We Can Spouses Members Name Steve Hopkins Horst Schulz Jerry Yost Aivars Ziedins Kelley Simonson Michael Reum Floyd Peltier Jr John Gerhardt Stephen Gardels Larry Jackson David Rivera John McNees Donald Ellis Patrick O’Connell Chris Seegmiller Randy Stadler Nolan Clark C Gaugler Kenneth Marrone Connie Northrup David Goff Joel Haun Edwin Osborne Raymond Brunner Gene Keim Cynthia Talbert Jason O’Dell Troy Raudabaugh Archie Stark Alton Cantrell Martin Carroll Date PER 3/ 1 3/ 1 3/ 1 3/ 1 3/ 5 3/ 6 3/ 7 3/ 8 3/ 9 3/10 3/12 3/14 3/17 3/17 3/17 3/17 3/20 3/20 3/21 3/21 3/22 3/22 3/22 3/24 3/21 3/24 3/25 3/25 3/26 3/28 3/29 Congratulations to our Members & Families… Name Randy Ornell Diana Josiane Katherine Silvia Grace Member Zina Lott Charles Horton Jerry Magers Alvin Larch Bruce Kautz Harold VanGorp Eligio Flores Date 3/ 6 3/ 7 3/10 3/14 3/15 3/21 3/29 Anniversaries Name Date Charles & Marlene Webster Steven & Patricia Kupfner Larry & Penny Meyer Tom & Janis Mullen Manuel & Palma Vega Marion & Joyce Holstine 3/ 5 3/14 3/17 3/22 3/22 3/26 E.N.F. Help keep the Dream Alive today All Northglenn Elks Widows & Widowers Do to some program changes in Clms (the program we use for reporting information to Grand Lodge) Most of your Birthdates have gone missing. Please call the Lodge anytime and leave a message so I can complete our records again. I only need the month and the year. I want to get your Birthdays back into the Banner as soon as possible. Thank you, Terri. What’s Happening At The Lodge March 2015 Sunday Monday 1 Breakfast 9-Noon 2 Tuesday 3 9 10 15 Breakfast 9-Noon 16 17 ST. PATS DAY 22 No Breakfast 23 24 29 Breakfast 9-Noon 30 31 8 Breakfast 9-Noon H A P P Y H O U R All Day Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 4 Dinner 5:30-7:30 Bar Bingo 7:00 5 Lodge Mtg 7:00 6 Dinner 5-8 7 11 Dinner 5:30-7:30 Bar Bingo 7:00 12 Trustee /House Mtg 6:00 13 Dinner 5-8 14 18 Dinner 5:30-7:30 Bar Bingo 7:00 19 PER Mtg 6:00 Lodge Mtg 7:00 20 Dinner 5-8 21 Installation 25 Dinner 5:30-7:30 Bar Bingo 7:00 26 Trustee /House Mtg 6:00 27 Dinner 5-8 28 Happy Hour: Monday - Friday 2:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. .50 cents off all non-special drinks Happy Hour all Day Tuesday’s Meet our Mascott: Rosie What a great time I have had this year. It went by so fast my circuits are still trying to catch up. I met so many wonderful humanoids, I think that's what they were. I still am trying to figure out some of them. I will still come in when I can and support what all of you two legged Elks do. Thanks for choosing me to be a part of you. I love you all. Until next time be safe and be happy. REMEMBER… No ONE Of Us Is As Powerful As ALL Of Us THE VITAL LINK….. Come for Dinner, Stay for a Cold Draft Beer Purchase a Meal on Wednesday or Friday Night And Receive up to 3 Draft Beers For just $1.00 each! YOU See the Bartender for Details! Take me out and pin me up on the Fridge !! April 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday 6 7 12 Breakfast 9-Noon 13 14 19 Breakfast 9-Noon 20 21 26 Breakfast 9-Noon 27 28 5 Breakfast 9-Noon H A P P Y H O U R All Day Upcoming Specials… Sunday Breakfast: Served from 9 until Noon. March 1 French Toast March 8 Pork Chops March 15 Corn Beef Hash March 22 Closed March 29 Breakfast Steak Wednesday Dinner: Served from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm March 4 Taco Night March 11 Stew March 18 Spaghetti March 25 Liver & Onions Friday Dinner: Served from 5:00 pm until 8:00 pm Regular Dinner Menu plus March 6 March 13 March 20 March 27 Fish Tacos Lemon Pepper Fish Fish Sandwich Stuffed Shells Come down and support our Lodge Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 Dinner 5:30-7:30 Bar Bingo 7:00 2 Lodge Mtg 7:00 3 Dinner 5-8 4 Easter Party 8 Dinner 5:30-7:30 Bar Bingo 7:00 9 Trustee /House Mtg 6:00 10 Dinner 5-8 11 Bowling Tourn 15 Dinner 5:30-7:30 Bar Bingo 7:00 16 PER Mtg 6:00 Lodge Mtg 7:00 17 Dinner 5-8 18 Bowling Tourn 22 Dinner 5:30-7:30 Bar Bingo 7:00 23 Trustee /House Mtg 6:00 24 Dinner 5-8 25 29 Dinner 5:30-7:30 Bar Bingo 7:00 30 From the Kitchen: Hello and Welcome to Spring! As I’m sure many of you have noticed that we’ve upgraded our menu quite a bit. Per request we’ve added a couple more dinners to the Friday night fare including a 10 oz steak for $12.00 and a Pork chop dinner for either $6.00 or $8.00 depending on how many chops you like. All Friday night specials will run at 7.00 and the Sunday ones at 4.00. Please come down and enjoy the hot delicious foods the Lodge volunteers are making for you, and if you have suggestions let Bill, Troy or I know and we’ll see what we can do!! Please note we will be closed March 22ⁿ� following installation. Hope to see you soon!!! Daylene A new year has started with the officers. Please give them your support. This is a new job for them and so much for them to learn. They are trying to plan a fun year for everyone. So if you have any ideas on what you would like to happen for fun let one of them know. Rumor has it that there may be a fun one coming in May and another different event during the summer. All is in the planning stages from the rumor going around. Am sure you are with me in wanting our summer months to get here soon. And many of the stores are having mark downs on hats and mittens--hint, hint. Get your scales out. Did you know that hot water is heavier than cold. NUFF' SAID Attention Bowlers: Northglenn Mixed Bowling Tournament April 11-12, 18-19 For more information go to www.northglennelks.org Larry Yost 303-421-1946 Please Support Those Who Have Supported Us G&B’s Pro Shop Glenn Blunt Jr. Bill Sheppard AMF Sonesta Lanes 8800 Grant Street Thornton, Co 80229 303-254-4711 www.gnbproshop.com 888-427-7740 IBPSIA Top Fit Pro Shop Mike Tabuchi Brunswick Zone 9150 Harlan Street Westminster, CO 80031 303-426-7882 Northglenn Elks 2015 Calendar The Northglenn Elks Ladies Calendars are On Sale Now Get Yours Today! January 2015 T W T F 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 S M S 3 10 17 24 31 Attention All Elk Members Our CEA (Colorado Elks Association) President will be visiting Northglenn Lodge on March 19 2015. This is his official visit and as such, we will be serving dinner that night. The menu planned is steak, baked potato, vegetable, salad and dessert for $10.00 If you would like to join us for dinner that night, please let the dinner staff (Daylene, Troy or Bill) know so they can ensure we have enough food. Hope to see you there!! Weddings, birthday parties, family reunions, baby showers, DOLLY ESPINOZA RENEWABLE DREAMS REALTY Now is the time to book your Holiday party. Renewabledreamsrealty@gmail.com We can help you plan your small elegant party for 20 guests or your blockbuster company party for 250 guests! We now offer limited catering at very reasonable prices. Call the Lodge for more information The Club Manager at 303-452-1644 K&K WHERE DREAMS COME TRUE RDR 303-704-8175 Concrete Asphalt Interlocking pavers NORTHGLENN, COLORADO 80233 Your Tupperware Connection . Tupperware Construction (720) 277-2213 Call for a Free No Obligation Estimate Jackie Hendon Manager Fund Raising Specialist “When I work It’s a PARTY” JackieTupperware@aol.com www.jackiehendon.my.tupperware.com 1210 East First Ave Broomfield, CO 80020 8410 Umatilla Federal Heights, CO 80260 Cell:952-838-5999 Hm:303-665-9997 9001 N. Washington Post Office Box 29189 Thornton, CO 80229 Phone 303-452-5500 Fax 303-452-7430 www.nvbank.com T- Shirt Promotional Items * Screen Printing Heat Tranfer * Embroidery 303-451-8663 Tommy Lee Chambers . 720-929-0057 Fax 303-918-3660 . Thornton, CO 80233 Jan Chambers . www.tshirtstop1.com 303-918-0156 . Tshirtstoptomjan@msn.com 9 Coming to Our Lodge Taking Care of Business Budget Meeting Calendar Meeting March 7 2015 If you need a budget for 2015-2016 event, Please join us or submit to the Officers in advance. Budgets are not guaranteed and will need to be approved. March 14 2015 2:00 pm Once your event is funded, it is time to schedule your event. Officers & Committee’s should plan to attend this meeting to participate in our upcoming year Member Appreciation Dinner Saturday, March 7, 2015 This is our chance to say Thank You to the Membership and their families of our Lodge We will be providing a Mexican Fiesta Taco Bar from 5:00 until 7:00 The bar will have Margarita Specials From ER Sandy Bowen: “I thank each and every one of you because greatness isn't just from one or two people, it is the entire Lodge that came together as one to make this happen. There is strength in numbers and it shows.” Come be a part of the Celebration You have earned it!! Installation of Officers Saturday, March 21 2015 Ceremony begins at 4:00 pm WE invite all members and their guests to attend this celebration and the start of our 2015-2016 Lodge Year Bingo Workers: Abeyta, Suzanne Baca, Dave Blakely, Dan Chambers, Jan Chambers, Tom Downing, Butch Foust, Robert Golden, Rich Heger, Joe Hull, Norma Johnson, Daylene Lopez, Ben McClintock, Bill McClintock, Melanie Olguin, Fred Jr. Prusinowski, Adam Prusinowski, Sue Rohde, Gil Schmitz, Barb Schmitz, Becky Schmitz, Bob Shook, Janet Stark, Archie Stark, Kandyse Tavenner, Jonnie Tavenner, Ron Van Gorp, Harold Van Gorp, Sylvia Winslow, Alice Winslow, Duane Van Gorp, Harold Van Gorp, Sylvia Your Name Here... With the If you like to work or play bingo, we invite you to join us at the Turn II Bingo! Support our Lodge and have fun doing it !! Join us for Bingo!! 72nd & Pecos, Turn II Bingo. MONDAYS AT NOON AND SATURDAYS AT 11:00 AM. We look forward to seeing you!! Members and Volunteers: We have updated the Bingo workers list. If you currently work Bingo and are not on this list, please let us know. Also, if you are still on the list and no longer are able to help, please let us know. Thanks for your continued support. Bar Bingo Every Wednesday from 7:00 until 8:00 1 card $1.00 or 6 cards $5.00 Games 1 thru 3 are regular Bingo Game 4 is players Choice Game 5 ($2.00 per card Black out) Five games will be played with a short break Following the 3rd Game For those who have already played, thank you for your participation. Together we are raising money to support our Lodge and Charities. Sincerely, Becky Schmitz; Games Manager The Elks and Patriotism World War I The Elks patriotism and generosity helped the nation to victory in World War I. In 1917, the Grand Lodge allocated $2 million to finance efforts to assist U.S. soldiers. The Order organized and equipped the first two base hospitals in France, and to accommodate the maimed and wounded, the Elks built a 700bed Reconstruction Hospital and gave it to the War Department in 1918. This was the first of what was to become the VA medical centers. That same year, the Order built a 72-room Community House to take care of the families visiting the 40,000 soldiers stationed at Camp Sherman, Ohio. During the war, the Salvation Army was severely handicapped in its great efforts for the servicemen by lack of funds. To make sure that this work continued, the Elks undertook campaigns to raise funds for the Salvation Army, and on many occasions assumed the entire cost of these undertakings. In addition, the Order at Christmastime in 1918 gave the Salvation Army $60,000 to continue its programs. Following the war's end, the Elks made 40,000 rehabilitation, vocational, and educational loans to disabled veterans who were ineligible for government help or awaiting approval of their applications. This service was so effective that the government followed the Order’s example and established a revolving fund that was the precursor to the GI Bill. More than 70,000 Elks served in the armed forces during World War I. More than 1,000 made the supreme sacrifice. Rosemary Killin, Penni-Bell Cornell, Lori Heller, Louise Baca, Janet Christensen, Jonnie Tavenner Edie Wallace, Brigitte McClintock, Kelly Lawler, Cathy Clausen
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