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November 2014
2519
XI Point Elk Hour
Member of the Greater Seminole Area Chamber of Commerce
10717 Seminole Boulevard  Seminole, Florida 33778
Visit http://www.seminoleelks.com
An Official Award Winning Monthly Publication
2014—2015 Lodge Officers
Exalted Ruler
Terry Anderson
Est. Leading Knight
Roy Broff
Est. Loyal Knight
Tom Mortka
Est. Lecturing Knight Linda Broff
Secretary
Marge DeLevante
Treasurer
Marie Yagoda, PER
Tiler
Sam Mathieu
Chaplain
Lou Atti, PER
Esquire
Mario Ferfoglia, PDD
Inner Guard
Jim Wilder
Board of Directors
Exalted Ruler
Est. Leading Knight
Est. Loyal Knight
Est. Lecturing Knight
1 Year Trustee
2 Year Trustee
3 Year Trustee
4 Year Trustee
5 Year Trustee
Terry Anderson
Roy Broff
Tom Mortka
Linda Broff
Jean Sloan, PLP
Leo Connell, PER
Frances Paulina
John Danehy
Leon Struthers, PER
House Committee
Chairman
Members
CJ Cheek
Tom Mortka
Debbie Farris, PER
Darlene Wilder
Debbie Connell
Committee Chairmen
Americanism
Auditing
OR CURRENT RESIDENT
Addressed to an Elk who makes a difference
Seminole Lodge No. 2519
Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks
10717 Seminole Blvd.
Seminole, FL 33778
Non-Profit
Organization
U.S. Postage
PAID
St. Petersburg, FL
Permit No. 8012
Terry Anderson
Ron Simpson, PDD
Mario Ferfoglia, PDD
Blood Drive
Doug Schwartz, PER
Community Activities Carolyn Smith, PLP
Drug Awareness
Dolores Rosener
Editor
Raymond Albert
Entertainment
Renee Pfeifer
Government Relations Carolyn Smith, PLP
Harry Anna Trust
Linda Broff, PLP
Hoop Shoot
Ken Yagoda, PDD
Investigation
Terry Anderson
Lapsation
Terry Anderson
Lodge Activities
Renee Pfeifer
Membership
Marge DeLevante
Memorial Day
Debbie Farris, PER
National Foundation
Tom Mortka
Natl. Veteran Service Cindy Metcalfe
Orientation
Terry Anderson
Public Relations
Terry Anderson
Relief
Chair Officers,
Sec. & Treasurer
Visitation
Dolores Rosener
Volunteer Coordinator Dolores Rosener
Mary-Ann Boutin
Youth Activities
Ken Yagoda, PDD
Youth Camp
Mario Ferfoglia, PDD
Our Lodge Secretary
Marge DeLevante
Secretary’s Message
As winter is approaching, we are seeing more of our members returning
from their Northern homes. Welcome back. You will find many new changes
were made in the Lodge over the summer with more to come, so stop by and
check them out.
PROPOSED MEMBERS
Membership: 390
Office Hours: M-F
9 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Edward J. Foley by Marie Yagoda
Donald Collins Re-Instatement
Lorraine Di IIio by Deborah Farris
Charles Bivona by C/R Plainfield, NJ #2298
Robert P. Morrison by Renee Pfeifer
LODGE OF SORROW
Jack E. Evans 9/19/14
Richard Vlasak 10/01/14
Anthony DelPrete 10/04/14
Golf Tournament News!!!
“We Accept”
Sorry for the shortened outing due to the rainy weather. The Lodge hopes you enjoyed the delicious lunch and all the
prizes. Because of the rain canceled day, the Lodge would like to offer you 2 free certificates for Friday night dinners.
The certificates may be picked up at the Secretary's office during business hours and only during the month of November. The certificates will be valid until January 31, 2015.
Seminole Elks New Electronic Sign has been installed in front of the Lodge. See how a beautifully modern sign can make a
difference! The Lodge would like to thank the following people for their generous donations that helped make this possible.
Ken & Marie Yagoda Alma Perry Marge DeLevante Beverly Lingle Leon Struthers Richard & Shirley Rink
Terry Anderson Donna & Ben Vessa Ted Fischer Larry Maxson Larry Rasmussen Anthony Montecalvo
Jack & Jeannie Smiley Estate of Harry Schindler Kay (from Karaoke) Natalie & Todd Reeves Glenn Rosener
Renee Pfeifer CJ Metcalfe
Please feel free to contribute to our sign fund. We still need donations! It's not to late.
VETERAN PROJECT TABLE
Christmas wish tree for Veterans! This year we are giving "ditty"
bags to Veterans in the CLC at Bay Pines. The
Veterans have wishes that Bay Pines cannot fulfill, but we will!
Directions: Remove a tree ornament, and sign your name. Put the
ornament in an envelope with your name and $10.00 cash (you
may also want to include a picture of yourself), then drop it in the
gift box. We will purchase the desired items, wrap them, and deliver them with your ornament card attached. If you would like to
be a part of the delivery day, please contact C.J. Metcalfe
at VeteranCommittee@aol.com or call 727-278-5818. ELKS
CARE, ELKS SHARE! Thank you for participating!!
Seminole Elks Thanksgiving Dinner
ELK HOUR NOVEMBER
WORKSHOPS are postponed until after the holidays. Everyone is
enjoying these workshops, so we will resume on Jan. 27th. at
3:00pm in the Lounge with a COMPUTER 101 workshop.
Have a wonderful holiday season!
FREE DARTS ON TUESDAY
4- 7 PM BAR MENU FOOD
AVAILABLE SOCIALIZE
WITH MEMBERS
DEBBIE FARRIS,
PER CHAIRMAN
OF HOUSE COMMITTEE
Thursday, Nov. 27, 3 - 7 pm
$12.00 ADULTS, $5.00 CHILDREN
Traditional homemade turkey dinner with
all the fixings and desserts! Advance
tickets available in the lounge.
SUNDAY SPECIAL EVERY SUNDAY AT NOON
BLOODY MARYS $1.00
Serving 12 PM till 4 PM
“Drink with a meal”
Hosted by:
Debbie Farris & Tom Mortka
LINE DANCE CLASSES NOW AT
SEMINOLE ELKS
Line Dance Classes will be held EVERY
Thursday Night Free beginners class 6:30-7:00pm
Regular class from 7:00-9:00pm
$6.00 per person. Music provided and class taught by
professional instructor Join the fun.
The more the merrier! Food and drink available
No pre-registration needed
MESSAGE FROM YOUR EXALTED RULER
Dear Members,
A lot of great things going on at the Lodge last month. It started out with our very wet Golf
Tournament that only lasted six holes. The lunch and prizes at the end at the Lodge were well
received. My thanks to Jack Noonan and his group for all their hard work.
Most exciting I think is our new sign. Leon Struthers was our point man on the sign and did
an outstanding job with the rest of his crew Ken Yagoda and Mario Ferfoglia. The new sign is
twenty feet in the air and has a three by eight foot LED sign just below the Elks sign. The
donations we received towards the sign helped greatly, however we could still use some
additional donations by the members to help fund it. Anything at all would be appreciated
whether its five dollars or five hundred it would help replenish our building fund.
The honorable Leslie Waters Mayor of Seminole honored us by issuing a proclamation that
the week of October 23rd till October 31st is Red Ribbon Week in honor of our drug awareness
program. Elroy, the Drug Awareness Elk Visiting Seminole Elementary School with his
handler district chair for drug awareness Ms. Debbie Farris and Lodge Chair for Drug
Awareness Dolores Rosener on Friday morning October 24th the reception by the children was
great. That evening they were also present at the recreational center where Carolyn Smith
Chairman of government relations and Dolores Rosener chairman of Drug Awareness with the
assistance of PER Leon Struthers, Trustee Fran Paulina, Leading Knight Roy Broff, Lecturing
Knight Linda Broff, with the Assistance of Elks Fran Rice and Dee Runyon who handed out
candy, stuffed animals and Red Ribbons to over eleven hundred children attending Seminoles
Field of Screams in the park. Many of the children who had seen Elroy at school that morning
were in attendance and wanted pictures with him. The adults, especially the mothers, wanted to
get in on the picture taking. This was an outstanding event that put the spotlight on our Lodge.
Thank you, one and all for this great effort.
THE BLUE PIG IS COMING SO WATCH FOR THE BLUE PIG
“IT’S GREAT TO BE AN ELK”
Fraternally,
Terry Anderson
EXALTED RULER
The XI Point Elk Hour is published monthly by Seminole Elks Lodge 2519, 10717 Seminole Blvd., Seminole, FL 33778
The Chaplain’s Corner
Lou Atti, PER
Sunday
November 9th
“Love may not make the world go around but it sure
makes the ride worthwhile.”
PER RIBS
PER Ribs normally held on the last Sunday of the
month will not be held during the months of
November and December due to the holidays.
It will resume in January.
Food 4:30-7:00 p.m.
Karaoke 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Grilled Chicken Halves $8.00
(Plain, Cajun or BBQ) tax included
New York Strip $10.75
MENU
MONDAY NITE LIVE !!
Food-Fun-Prizes
5:00-7:30 p.m.
We are always
Cooking something up for your dining pleasure!
Come and see why we always have a crowd !
EVERY WEDNESDAY !
(Non-smoking room)
20 Regular Games and Specials
Starting at 6:30 pm
We need Volunteers
Call Lodge Office 397-7253
“Food Available”
A recipe swap is being started,
please email your
favorite recipe to
rflamingo19@gmail.com ,
or copy it and give to
Dolores Rosener, we are
going to try and get them
delivered to all of you who might
be interested in sharing great recipes!
tax included
Friday Night Dinners
Fish (Fried, Baked or Cajun)...........…...…...….....$9.00
Soup & Salad…………….….……...……......…...$3.00
Specials…………………………………………...$8.00
Plus Friday Night Chef’s Specials
All Dinners Include:
Soup or Salad, Choice of Potato
Whipped / French Fried / Baked
Vegetable, Roll & Butter, Coffee
After Dinner join us in the Lounge for music, dancing,
cocktails for your pleasure !
Lodge Bulletin by EMAIL
If you are not receiving Lodge announcements or your Bulletin
by e-mail, please send your e-mail address along with your name
To: Renee at: rflamingo19@gmail.com
Events, menus for dinners and lunches, and special announcements are very helpful in being able to enjoy your Lodge! You
can download it to your computer and have access to it at anytime. It also is a great way to help save the Lodge money on
postage etc. Please consider this as an option.
Your Lodge Thanks You !!
Support your Lodge, participate, volunteer, be apart of the most
fun, you can have at your local Elks Lodge. Be a MEMBER !!
3 PM - 7 PM
See Renee For Tickets
November Birthday Celebrations
17th
Joseph Santos
18th
Jerry Young
Sandra Hagen
19th
Sam Hardy
20th
Donald Ciufo
21st
Gary Bayes
24th
Richard O Gay
George Martin
John B. Good
Michael Meany
25th
Richard Evans
Martin Schlenhardt
Donald Pemberton
Ron Swihart
26th
Mark Judah
Thomas O’Neil
27th
Joy Kauffman
28th
Anthony Murro
29th
Phillip Moyer
30th
Jerry Wilder
Carol Hesketh
William Langlois
Arlene Miles
John Rosensteel
1st
Marion Russo
Paticia Cunningham
William Johnson
2nd
Brenda Grant
Loretta Rayburn
3rd
David Rabbitt
4th
Shyrle Pollak
6th
Marge Delevante
David Barnes
8th
9th
11th
Ted Buchwald
Miriam Jung
Gerald DeMaria
14th
David Bubacz
Keith Whitney
Barbara McNutt
15th
Carolyn Smith
16th
Dennis Parks
John Smilie
OUR LODGE LOUNGE
The Snowbirds are returning and are starting to visit our Lodge. Welcome Back! We have a lot
of fun things planned over the next few months. October was a busy month, the Golf outing a
success, however the weather didn't cooperate, great prizes were awarded to all the golfers
and the lunch was incredible. Thanks for all of you who golfed, the cooks, and all those who
sponsored a hole or donated door prizes! The LOE Oktoberfest was a great way to spend a
Sunday afternoon, the food, homemade was delicious, and the music was great! Those of you
who didn't make it you sure missed out! Thanks to Linda and Roy Broff who made brats and sauerkraut and German
potato salad, for MNL in October, it was wonderful! Thanks to Dolores for making her special German Chocolate cake
for dessert, also! If you have some time to spare we could use some volunteers for cooking, selling bingo cards, or
whatever you think can help us out, contact the office! Starting Nov. 4, we are offering free darts on Tuesdays from 4-7
pm, weekly, come on down and have a beverage and perhaps a pizza pie! This months entertainment is as follows,
Sat. Nov. 1, Flea Market and bake sale, 8 am, Blood Drive, 11:30 am, Sun., Nov. 2, 3 pm, LOE Turkey dinner, tickets at the lounge, Fri., Nov. 7, Carlo, the return of BBQ Steak and Chicken, Sun, Nov. 9, karaoke with Bill Johnson,
Fri., Nov. 14, Bob Swenson, Sat., Nov. 15, $4.00 Real Deal Meal, Nov. 16, ENF Function 4:30 pm, Fri., Nov. 21, Roger
Renaud, Sun. Nov. 23, Chip and Dip afternoon, details to follow, Thurs., Nov. 27, 3 pm, Elks traditional Thanksgiving
dinner, tickets available in the bar $12.00 per person, $5.00 children, Fri., Nov. 28, NO DINNER OR MUSIC. Every
Sunday starting at noon, $1.00 Bloody Mary's served with a great swizzle stick for an appetizer! Join us on Thursdays
for Line Dancing in the hall starting at 6:30 pm, free, then a slight fee from 7-9 pm. Always available in the lounge are
microwavable sandwiches and a great pizza pie. The Queen of Hearts drawings take place every Saturday nite at 7
and 7:45 pm. The Jolly Trolley Holiday Ride is being planned for Tuesday, Dec. 2, hor's d'ouerves at E&E Stakeout
Grill at 5:30 pm, trolley departing 6:30 pm to drive thru Hospice on 102nd Avenue and Walsingham Park, ride lasts
approximately 2 hours. Contact Renee for ADVANCE reservations, $25 per person, limited seating on the trolley December will be a busy month, look for special announcements of the holiday affairs being planned.
Renee, Marcia, Glenn, Natalie, John
BAR BINGO-Every Thursday 7:00 p.m.
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Mail to: Seminole Elks #2519 Secretary’s Office
10717 Seminole Blvd.
Seminole, FL 33778
Notice For Widows of Seminole Lodge
Please cut and mail the form below if you wish a “Courtesy
Card” from Seminole #2519
Mail to: Seminole Elks #2519
Secretary’s Office
10717 Seminole Blvd.
Seminole, FL 33778
Your Name_______________________________________
Member’s Name___________________________________
Phone Number____________________________________
Address__________________________________________
Website: www.mypowersports.com
ARE YOU A YARD SALE JUNKIE???
SEMINOLE ELKS WILL ON
SATURDAY- NOV. 1ST
AT 8 AM TO 2 PM
SELL YOUR UNWANTED OR “ VALUABLE ITEMS”
$10.00 @ TABLE- INSIDE (LIMIT 2 TABLES) OR
OUTSIDE SPACE – BRING YOUR OWN TABLES
OUTSIDE 10 x 10 SPACE $10.00
SIGN UP – SEE DEBBIE FARRIS 480-5902 OR
EMAIL: DFARRIS4@TAMPABAY.RR.COM
DON’T WANT TO SELL DONATE
CALL DEBBIE SHE WILL SELL FOR THE LODGE
14996 US Highway 19 North
Clearwater, FL 33764
Phone: 727-536-4791
Fax: 727-535-0632
Open 6 days a week!
Shawn Jeffries
Manager
Jessica Wright
Office Manager
Seminole Elks #2519 BOOSTER CLUB
(TO OFFSET COST OF BULLETIN)
Sam Mathieu in Memory of Jackie
11/14
Pamela G. Allen-Nadeau
11/14
Peggy Beane in memory of Richard Beane 12/14
Glenn Rosener & Renee Pfeifer in memory of
Suzanne Prince
12/14
Ann (Dolly) Lang
12/14
Bing Matson, PER in memory of
Madeline Matson
2/15
Robert & Arlene Bell in memory of
Kevin Bell
2/15
Richard Vlasik
2/15
David & Suzanne Vetesy
2/15
Clyde Houk
5/15
Jeannine Stanton
5/15
William & Joanne Kiefer
5/15
Raymond Kerker
6/15
Duane Aldeen
5/15
Robert Eubank
6/15
Glenn Rosener
6/15
Lorraine Clemmensen
7/15
Don & Joan Swanzy
7/15
Theresa LaSala
7/15
Ralph Sveda
7/15
Joseph Burleigh
3/15
Scott Varner
4/15
Frances Paulina
4/15
Shirley Dedman in memory of Ralph
4/15
Margaret Caruso
Bob & Pennie McCarten
Mary Richards
Laura Carter
Rosemarie Yagoda, Ph.D
William Eselby
Rita Senn in memory of Tom Senn
John & Eleanor McCarrie in memory of
Bob Gillillan
Ken & Marie Yagoda
Butch & Cindy Davis
Jim Dwyer
Terry Loftus
Ben & Donna Vessa
Todd & Natalie Reeves
Mary Jane Geracci in memory of
Gus Geracci
Loretta Hughes
Carolyn Smith
Ellen & Al Jameson
Laura & Fred Nunes
Jack & Jean Smilie
Bert & Barbara Walsh
Harold Kemnitz
Bruce Davis
Curtis Brown
Marge Orr in memory of Bob Orr
Perry Rowley
Seminole LOE
PDD Mario Ferfoglia & Kathy
Burleigh & Marilyn Wellman, Jr.
Donald C. Baumann
Kathryn (Tass) Hawkinson
Helen Lepore in memory of John Lepore
$5.00 per person, per year
4/15
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Anthony Montecalvo in memory of Anna Gene
Markin
9/16
C. J. Metcalfe
10/16
Elaine Mancini
1/17
Ron & Jean Florack
6/17
Joanne & Arthur Warstler
6/17
Carl & Jane Robitaille
8/17
Charles & Barbara Ford
9/17
Robert & Alma Wood
9/17
Daniel C. Wenc
11/17
Awanda Boss
4/18
Bob & Pennie McCarten
4/18
Donna Snyder in memory of Dick Snyder 4/18
Catherine Russo
5/18
Elma Perry
7/18
Evelyn Stich in memory of Ed Stich
9/18
Harold Kemnitz
3/19
Bruce Davis
4/19
Mary Richards
7/19
John Good
10/19
Patricia Meyers
10/19
John Zeock in memory of Isabelle Zeock
11/22
Louis & Martha Mohn
11/22
Laura McLean in memory of
Harold (Mac) McLean
12/25
Ted & Dr. Susan Buchwald in memory of
Lee Muenze
11/31
Booster Club Donations
Name _________________________________________________________ Amount $____________
Address ____________________________________________________________________________
Please cut out this form and mail with donation (no cash please) to:
Seminole Elks, Attn: Secretary, 10717 Seminole Blvd., Seminole, FL 33778
LEWIS W. MOHN
FUNERAL HOME &
CREMATION SERVICE
9700 SEMINOLE BLVD., SEMINOLE, FL 33772
A FAMILY OWNED FUNERAL HOME
· Traditional Funeral-Burial
· Cremation with Funeral with Rental Caskets
· Direct Cremation with or without a Memorial
· Pre-Need Funeral Arrangements
· Out of State Transfers
· Living Wills
· Private Cremators
FUNERAL DIRECTORS IN SEMINOLE SINCE 1958
727-393-3481 AT ANY HOUR
LARRY A. MAXSON
CONTRACTOR, INC.
SEMINOLE, FL. 33772
CBC014579 RESIDENTIAL
727-397-2400 COMMERCIAL
Brother Lewis W. Mohn
Brother Raymond Lepako
MAXSON MOTEL
EFFICIENCIES
6241 Seminole Blvd.
Seminole, FL 33772
727-397-2400
IT’S ALL HOME COOKING AT
Suzie Q’s Diner
9124 Seminole Blvd. (1 mile south of Elk’s Lodge)
Homemade Soups Daily We also serve Scrapple
“Home of the 1/2 pound burger”
Hours: 6 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Licensed
We Deliver
727-393-2906
Insured
Discount to Elk Members
ROSENSTEEL’S A/C
&
REFRIGERATION
We service all makes & models
Ph: 727-584-4524
Need Space to Celebrate ?
Why worry about messing up your home, and worry about
renting chairs, and tables. Save yourself the headache of
running around town.
Only takes a phone call 727-397-7253
USE OUR HALL !!!!
GLORIA MCCLOSKEY
OVERHEAD DOOR OF CLEARWATER
12855-A DANIEL DRIVE
CLEARWATER FL 33760
727-561-9090
AS THE LARGEST POINT OF ENTRY, YOUR GARAGE DOOR OFFERS THE LARGEST OPPORTUNITY FOR
HIGH-PRESSURE HAVOC. THAT IS WHY WHEN HIGH WINDS HIT, A REINFORCED GARAGE DOOR IS ONE
OF YOUR HOMES MOST IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS AGAINST NATURES FURY. Overhead door invented upward-lifting garage doors in 1921.Overhead door offers the WINSTORM COLLECTION, with each design stringently
tested and suited to meet your local area wind load requirements. You may go to Overheaddoor.com to check out the different types of doors we carry, or a salesman will come out and give you a free estimate to replace your existing door.
MAXSON
727-397-2400
$20.00 Discount for Elks Members
Thunder Bay Renovations
Anthony Montecalvo
727-678-1314
Thunderbayrenovations@gmail.com
Free Estimates /specializing in all Residential Single Family homes & Mobile Home Repairs
*Kitchen Remodel
* Drywall & Repairs
*Bathroom Remodel
* Roofing
*Tub & Tile Repair
* Doors
*Interior Painting
* Exterior Painting
*All Flooring
* Windows
*Plumbing
* Electrical
BOAT SLIPS
HOLIDAY ISLES MARINA
Boat with fellow ELKS at our Madeira
Beach Lodge 1912 as monthly slip
boaters or as day guests to enjoy the
Tiki Bar, Pool and Lounge and visits
with fellow ELKS. The slips are used
on a monthly basis with 24/7 access for fisherman or cruisers. Slips are for 18/35 ft. boats, no liveaboards. Fees are
reasonable, from $6.54 ft. per month, limited water and
electric included. A no wake basin, 15 minutes to the Gulf.
Immediate availability.
Dockmaster - Keith Riddle
727-393-8464 or
727-542-2239
Applesauce Bread from Donna Snyder
1 cup applesauce
1/2 cup butter
3/4 cup sugar
2 eggs
1 tspn. vanilla
1/2 cup walnuts (optional)
2 cups flour
1 tspn. baking powder
1 tspn. baking soda
1 tspn. salt
1 tspn. cinnamon
1 tspn nutmeg
Mix all ingredients together, let stand for 20
Minutes, Bake 350 degrees for about an hour
or until cake tester is inserted and comes out clean
Use 9x13 pan greased and floured.
L.O.E. President’s Message
Well Fall is finally here bringing with it cooler weather and lovely colors. It also means things are
happening fast in the Elks Lodge. Take a deep breath and hop in.
Anyone missing Dee Rood’s fabulous Stuffed Cabbage Dinner, shame on you. With the great food
and Reno providing the entertainment , the afternoon was a joy. Thanks to Dee and her crew for a job well
done.
November 1st is the Flea Market 8:A.M. til? November 2nd the Ladies are again having their
Turkey Dinner. Everything is home made by the ladies, who as you know, are great cooks all. Dinner with
all the trimmings plus pie and coffee from 3:30P.M -7:00P.M. Cost $11.00.
Remember L.O.E. Membership meeting, Monday November 3rd at 7:30P.M. we will be
welcoming three new members into our ladies , be sure to be here to meet and greet them. Carol Korn,
Dee Clemmons and Barbara Fournier, P.E.R.
No Board Meeting this month due to Thanksgiving…From me to you Happy Turkey Day.
L.O.E. Membership meeting on 12/01/14 at 7:30P.M.
In Closing its time to get out your dancing shoes and your fancy duds, December 6th is the L.O.E.
Winter wonderland dance. More info to come.
In Charity, Love and Friendship,
Mary Ann Dunaway,P.L.P. Lady President
Ladies of Elks
Officers 2014 – 2015
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Sgt-at-Arms
Mary Ann Dunaway, PLP
Debbie Farris, PER, PLP
Mary Ann Boutin
Marilyn Vail
Marge Orr, PLP*
Appointed Officers
Chaplain
Historian
Parliamentarian
November Dates to Remember
11/02
11/03
11/27
12/03
12/06
Wanda Boss
Dee Rood
Rosella Morrissey, PLP*
Committees
365 Club
Bylaws
Friendship & Welfare
Ways & Means
Telephone
Publicity
Catherine Dye, PLP
Carolyn Smith, PLP
Linda Broff, PLP
The Board
Mary Jane Geracci
Jean Sloan, PLP
Advisory Board
Jan Kearny, PLP
Catherine Dye, PLP*
Linda Broff, PLP
L.O.E. Turkey Dinner
L.O.E. Membership Meeting
7:30P.M.
Thanksgiving Day
L.O.E. Membership Meeting at
7:30P.M.
L.O.E. Winter Wonderland Dance
$15.00 Per Person
Tickets Available in Lounge
5:00 PM - Cocktails
6:00 PM - Dinner
November Birthdays
11/10
Dolores “Dee” Rood
11/17
Eleanor “Ellie” Jett
LOUNGE
NOVEMBER 2014
727-397-4541
SUNDAY
OFFICE
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
727-397-7253
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
1
Flea Market
Bake Sale
8AM
Blood Bank
11:30AM
Queen of
Hearts
7-7:45PM
Bloody Mary’s
12PM
LOE
Turkey Dinner
3PM
2
House Com. 3
Mtg. 6:30PM
LOE Mtg. 7PM
Monday Night
Live
5-7:30pPM
Chef’s Special
9
Bloody Mary’s
12PM
BBQ Steaks
& Chicken
w/Karaoke
4:30-7PM
10
BOD Mtg.
7PM
Monday Night
Live & Food
5:00 - 7:30PM
Fried Chicken
17
12
Bingo 6:30PM
Darts 7:00PM
Food Available
18
Orientation
7PM
Free Darts
4-7 pm
5PM
24
23
11
PER
Meeting 7:30PM
Monday
Night Live &Food
5:00-7:30PM
Fried Chicken
Lodge
Meeting
7:30PM
25
19
Bingo 6:30PM
Darts 7:00PM
Food Available
Line Dancing
6:30-9:00PM
Bar Food
Available
Bar Bingo
7PM
Free Darts
4-7 pm
14
13
Friday Night
Dinner
5-7:30PM
Music/Dancing
Bob Swenson
7-10 PM
20
15
$4.00 Dinner
5PM
Queen
of Hearts
7:00-7:45PM
21
Friday Night
Dinner
5-7:30pm
Music/Dancing
Roger Renaud
22
VP Visit
St. Pete 7PM
Queen of
Hearts
7:00-7:45PM
29
28
27
Thanksgiving
Dinner
At Lodge
3-7PM
8
Queen of
Hearts
7:00-7:45PM
Friday Night
Dinner 5-7:30PM
Carlo 7-10PM
FSEA
Mid-Year Conv.
Line Dancing
6:30-9:00PM
Bar Food
Available
Bar Bingo
7PM
26
Bingo 6:30PM
Darts 7:00PM
Food Available
7
6
Bar Bingo
7PM
FSEA
Mid-Year Conv.
Bingo 6:30PM
Darts 7:00PM
Food Available
Free Darts
4-7 pm
Lodge
Meeting
7:30PM
5
4
Free Darts
4-7 pm
Bloody Mary’s 16
Monday Night
12PM
PLP Mtg. 2PM
Live & Food
ENF
5:00 - 7:30PM
Fundraiser
Chef’s Special
Karaoke 4:30-7PM
Bloody
Mary’s
12PM
Chips & Dip
TBD
Investigation
7PM
Queen of
Hearts
7:00-&:45PM
Dinner &
Music
Canceled
Dinner & Dancing every Friday Night !
Events for DECEMBER 2014
SUNDAY
30
Bloody
Mary’s
12PM
Elk’s
Memorial Day
Service 1:00PM
Bloody Mary’s
12:00PM
MONDAY
TUESDAY
House Cmt. 1
Mtg. 6:30PM
LOE Mtg. 7:30PM
Monday Night
Live & Food
5:00-7:30PM
Chef Special
Investigation 2
Meeting
7PM
7
8
BOD Mtg. 7PM
Monday Night
Live
5-7:30PM
Fried Chicken
WEDNESDAY
Free Darts
4-7 pm
Lodge
Meeting 7:30PM
Free Darts
4-7 pm
9
4
3
Bingo 6:30PM
Darts 7:00PM
Food Available
10
Bingo 6:30PM
Darts 7:00PM
Food Available
FRIDAY
THURSDAY
Line Dancing
6:30-9:00PM
Bar Bingo
7PM
11
Line Dancing
6:30-9:00PM
Bar Bingo
7PM
SATURDAY
Friday Night
Dinner
5-7:30PM
Music/Dancing
7-10 PM
5
LOE
Winter Wonderland
5:00PM
Queen
Of Hearts
7:00-7:45PM
12
Friday Night
Dinner
5-7:30PM
Music/Dancing
7-10 PM
6
13
Queen
Of Hearts
7:00-7:45PM