Happy Thanksgiving

Happy Thanksgiving The Bugle A Monthly Newsletter November 2007 Volume 93 Issue 8 Woodland Lodge #1299 I want to take this opportunity to acknowledge some of our members and their spouses who have been busy helping and promoting our Lodge. Thank you to Dave Eddy and his crews that have worked so hard on our Wednesday night meals for our members that were left open. David also organized our Fishing Derby once again. It was a big success, one of our largest in participation in the past few years. Thank you, again, Dave Eddy and your crews for all you do for our Lodge. Thanks go to Joyce Hall and Pam Newman for organizing and overseeing the cast that performed and the crews that cooked and served the meal at the Murder Mystery Dinner. Thank you Joyce and Pam for putting this event together, and most of all, for putting up with and helping me learn my part. It was a great show, all in attendance enjoyed it. Thank you, Carl and Danielle Rocksvold for all of your time and effort organizing and overseeing our Annual Family Campout. This year our campout had one of the largest participation of members in recent years. The activities were well organized and lots of fun was had by all. Thank you Carl, Danielle and your crews for working so hard. I’m sorry if I didn’t mention everyone that helped to make these events a success (I don’t have enough room in this article). Those of you who attended these events know that we have thanked them during the event. For without those others behind the scenes, we wouldn’t have had such success. Thanks to all of you that support our Lodge events by working and attending. These events show that you do care for your Lodge. Show it more, for only if you participate in your Lodge, can it grow and prosper. For coming events, look inside and plan to attend. Show you care, volunteer…. Sincerely, Brian Flemmer, Exalted Ruler NOTICE After 5:00 PM and on weekends For EMERGENCY and ALL OTHER CALLS Please call 662-4861 • Woodland Elks Lodge #1299 • 500 Bush Street Woodland, CA 95695 530-662-9138 530-662-4861 Office 9 to 5 Mon thru Fri Lounge 3 to Closing Mon thru Sat Rib Krauter Tickets go on sale Monday November 5 Holiday Gift Craft Boutique November 10 10:00 am to 2:00 pm Tom & Jerry Night November 21 Lodge Closed November 22 Thanksgiving “BUGLE” …is the official publication published monthly by Woodland Lodge No. 1299, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the United States of America. 500 Bush Street, Woodland, CA 95695 Office 662-9138 Fax 662-7707 Office Hours 11:00 am to 4:45 pm, Monday through Friday Email Address: elks1299office@yahoo.com Catering Hall Rental 662-9138 Lounge - 662-4861 Lounge Hours - 3:00 pm to Closing Karen Fralish, Editor 2007-2008 Committee Chairmen Accident Prevention - Bob Doud PDD Americanism - Bob Tauzer Auditing - Don Gray Blood Bank - Bob Tauzer Bingo - Jim Fuller Community Relations - Don Hall PER Drug Awareness - Bruce Newman Flag Day - Malcolm Fenner PER Government Relations - Mark McComas Hoop Shoot - Warren Meyer Indoctrination - Don Campbell Insurance & Safety - Bob Doud Investigation - Don Campbell Lapsation - Lodge Secretary Lodge Activites - Don Hall PER Memorial Services - Tom Gravink PDD National Foundation - Brian Flemmer Piggy Bank/Major Project - Bob Tauzer Ritual - Rod Battaglia PER Scholarship - Mary Ann Trongo Scouting - Craig Lowart PER Veterans - Reid Anderson/Malcolm Fenner PER Youth Activities - Glenn Wallace 2007-2008 Officers • • • • • • • • • • Exalted Ruler - Brian Flemmer PAST EXALTED RULERS Ted R. Carrion (Mary) Thomas Gravink (Jane) Romeo Losoya (Joyce) William Southard (Maddie) William Hartwig (Vicki) Bob Alspaugh (Pat) Ron Fritz (JoAnn) Herb Caudill (Ann) Tony Leone (Barbara) Ron Goselin (Connie) Dale Ebbinghausen (Evelyn) Bob Doud (Robin) Rod Battaglia Carl Rocksvold (Danielle) Albert "Mel" Santos II Jeffrey McGuire (Mary) Jon Tuscher Roy Drilling (Patricia) E. Neil Scott Craig Lowart (Pam) David Wyrsch Juan Garcia Jr. (Leisah) Perry Niehues (Carole) Bill Hurt (Amy) Malcolm Fenner (Chris) Marty Mello (Debra) Dave Eddy (Kathy) Don Hall (Joyce) 1966-67 1972-73 1973-74 1974-75 1975-76 1977-78 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1989-90 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 Leading Knight - Bob Tauzer Loyal Knight - Bruce Newman Lecturing Knight - Tom Wells Secretary - Tom Gravink, PDD Treasurer - Lonny Wunder Esquire - Connie Zenger Chaplain - Vacant Inner Guard - Dennis Fisher Tiler - Polo Esparza Trustees 5 Year Bill Hurt PER, Chairman 4 Year Garlyn Aday 3 Year Steve Cox 2 Year Bob Doud PDD 1 Year Dave Langhout From the Secretary Another month, another dollar. Our District Deputy visit has passed. The leaves have changed color. Suntans are fading, along with my memory! The holiday season is approaching. Work goes on in the office of the Secretary. There has been some discussion around the Lodge about who is the boss in the Secretary’s office. To end all discussion, the Secretary is in charge of the office. The Secretary and office staff of Woodland 1299 is responsible for the following: PAST STATE VICE PRESIDENTS Tom Gravink 1980-81 Herb Caudill 1988-89 Bob Doud 1991-92 PDDGER Tom Gravink 1985-86 Bob Doud 1993-94 •Receiving all funds from all entities of the Lodge •Maintaining all employee records and verifying with House Committee or Trustees if questions arise •Preparing all accounting records send to the Lodge accounting service •Maintaining all membership records •Assisting all officers as needed Absolutely no information or requests are passed on to any employee, officer or member by the office assistance, without the approval of the Lodge Secretary. If any member personally knows of a problem with the office, please contact me or the Exalted Ruler before you discuss it with the bartenders, janitors or other members. I will gladly answer any and all questions that fall into my realm. The answer to last month’s question: False. Section 12.050, Opinion 16 states: The Secretary may not simultaneously hold the positions of Secretary and Club Manager. Aren’t you lucky!!! True or False: Woodland Lodge may legally hold one meeting a month during November and December without asking the District Deputy for dispensation. Everybody have a happy Thanksgiving. Fraternally, Tom Gravink, Secretary Happy Birthday to YOU If your birthday falls during this month, clip this coupon and fill in the information below. Present proof of your birthday, along with this coupon, to the bartender and you will receive two free drinks. Name________________________ Membership #___________ Moving? Name_________________________________________ Old Address____________________________________ New Address___________________________________ City___________________________________________ State_______________ Zip_______________________ Let us know if you’re moving or have moved. Please clip this Change of Address form and return it to the Office. Thank you. Member #______________________________________ Elks of the Month I must apologize to you that we have fallen behind on recognizing the individuals that have put in time and support of our Lodge. On September 26, we recognized four individuals that have been helping our Lodge. And, therefore, I have four members to acknowledge this month, in case you weren’t there that evening. Next time you see these gentlemen at our Lodge, please thank them for all they do for us. Thank you again. Brian Flemmer, Exalted Ruler Elk of the Month for June - Jon Reimer This gentleman has always been working for you on numerous dinners and functions. He oversees his own cooking crews and can always be counted on when asked to help with anything extra. Elk of the Month for July - Darren Ball This gentleman gives his time to our Lodge by helping us out with our computer systems. He is also a webmaster who is setting up and updating our new website. You can visit the site at www.woodlandelks.org. This website shows a history of our Lodge and the monthly bulletin is now available. Elk of the Month for August - Reid Anderson This gentleman works around our Lodge constantly helping to maintain its respected past and proud future. He was a big asset at the Elks Veterans Dinner held in Yountville in August. Elk of the Month for September - Glen Wallace This gentleman has been assisting Darren Ball with organizing our Lodge website. He also, along with this wife, Alyssa, organizes and puts together our kids functions, such as, Easter Egg Hunt, Halloween Family Event and the Family Christmas Party. June Elk of the Month is Jon Reimer, shown here with Exalted Ruler Brian Flemmer. Elks Memorial Services December 3 Service 4:30 Dinner 5:30 (by reservation only) Cost: $12.00 Deadline for tickets is November 28 For more information, call the office 530-662-9138 Propositions for Membership August Elk of the Month is Ried Anderson, shown here with Exalted Ruler, Brian Flemmer. The Standing Investigating Committee will hold a meeting on Tuesday, November 13 at 7:00 pm at which time the following applicants will appear for personal interviews. All communications relative to the eligibility of these applicants should be made in person to the Investigating Committee on or before Monday, Nov 12. All approved applicants will be balloted upon Wednesday, November 14, Indoctrinated on Tuesday, November 27 and appear for Initiation on Wednesday, November 28. Candidate Dale Johnson Occupation Sheriff’s Deputy Life Membership Sponsor Mike Glaser September Elk of the Month is Glen Wallace, shown here with Exalted Ruler Brian Flemmer. Lyle Parker Lest We Forget On Sunday, December 3, we will hold our annual Elks Memorial Service. The Memorial Service will be conducted in the Lodge Room at 4:30 pm, and your attendance will be deeply appreciated. How quick we tend to forget our absent members who have gone from our midst. Let us attend and reflect on those many friendly hours we spent with these members who we will know no more. Let us pay homage and meditate. Our very special guests on this Sunday will be the widows and families of our departed members. All Elks and their families should plan to attend these services. Dinner will be available for $15.00 by reservation only and will be served at 5:30 following the Service. R.V.S.P - 662-9138 Performing Officers Exalted Ruler Leading Knight Loyal Knight Lecturing Knight Secretary Chaplain Esquire Inner Guard Organist Brian Flemmer Robert Tauzer Bruce Newman Tom Wells Tom Gravink Polo Esparza Connie Zenger Dennis Fisher Marion Conley Departed Members since last year’s Memorial Services are listed below. Richard Alloway Harvey Aukes Homer Brady Don Branigan Del Brown Clarence Engstrom Vern Eriksen Dick Fallbeck Robert Frommelt Timothy Gladney 3105 2594 2179 1903 2945 1913 1965 2722 2048 4188 3792 2789 1891 1813 3146 2131 1735 3228 782 1763 2390 1964 2692 3034 In Memoriam John Hanson John Hartmann Gus Hildebrand Jewel Krohn Al Lucero Danny Martinez Lawrence Mayfield The clock of their day has stopped and across its dial the motionless shadow marks the hour of eleven. The faults or our Brothers we write upon the sand, their virtues upon the tablets of love and memory. Gene Mc Craw F. L. Morris Jr Adolph Pisani Paul Powell PER Ellis Rose Jr. William Speich Philip Wechsler Holiday Bingo Bonanza Mark your calendars for Monday, December 3 and play Bingo at the Lodge. That night ONLY, we will play 13 games at $250 and, of course winner takes all! The HOT BALL will be active!! Games start at 6:45 and are over by 10:00. come on down… support your lodge and just maybe take home some BIG CHRISTMAS MONEY. A spaghetti dinner will be served, including salad and a roll for $5.00. Dinner is being served from 5:30 to 6:30. Join the fun and I’ll see you there! Jim Fuller On August 25, several members of the Lodge traveled to Yountville Veterans Hospital and Retirement Home to cook a BBQ lunch. We were joined by other members of our District Lodges. We served over 120 Veterans a great chicken and tri-tip BBQ, with all the trimmings. Even if you don’t help cook or serve a meal, it’s nice to just sit and talk with these courageous Veterans. I, personally, had a great time and would like to thank those who joined us for the day trip. They were: Bob Tauzer and his wife, Joyce, Tom Wells and his wife, Karen, Garlan Aday, and of course my fellow co-chairman Ried Anderson. Thanks for the help everyone. You made me proud to be an Elk. Remember, wherever there are Veterans, the BPOE will never forget them. Malcolm Fenner, Veterans Service Co-Chair NOVEMBER BIRTHDAYS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 Elwyn Gregory, William Mendes, Steve Pearson and Jim Silva Robert Bluette Jon Tuscher Jerry James Kevin Timothy John Besso Johnnie McGrew and William Richter Mike Glaser and Larry Muller Roy Drilling Ken Bechthold, Dennis Fisher and Brett Pedroia Brett Canevari and Richard Stine Edward Gallup, Frank Lucchesi, Daryl Sargent and Rick Strain Lee Scott Richard Dettling, Richard Giusti, Miles Jensen and Larry Ostergard Ed Wade Bob Alspaugh, Michael Carr, Leon Fann and Josh Mello Steve Malin, Carter Vaughn and Melvin Young Robert Dalton, Wayne Hunter, Glen Jensen and Joe Souza Gerald James, Steven Snyder Alan Brassington and Bob Jones Kevin Haarberg and Lynn Marston Patrick Colin and Halrol Pewitt Ed Beoshanz, Bradley Fritz, Bob Giannoni and Larry Reiff William Reid Roy Holmes and Kevin Kanzler Charles Oliver, Roy Wachsmuth and Don Wright Please respect McNary’s parking lot . They have been very generous by allowing the Elks to park in their lot. No all day parking is allowed. When the funeral sign is out, do not use their parking lot. Veterans Day Dinner Our annual Veterans dinner will be held Sunday, November 11 at 6:00pm. There will be a short program followed by dinner. Please plan on attending this function as all veterans need to be honored and remembered for their courage and sacrifices fighting for our freedom. All Veterans will be guests of the Lodge and the dinner for all others will be $12.00 per person. Veterans must show proof of Service. In order to have the correct amount of food this dinner will be by reservation only. You must contact the Lodge office to R.S.V.P at 662-9138 no later than Friday November 9. 5:00 pm No Host Cocktails 6:00 pm Program 6:30 pm Dinner Fraternally, Malcolm Fenner PER Reid Anderson, Veterans Service Co-chairman Here it is November. The beginning of the holiday season and it also marks the mid term for the Elks year. Things at the Lodge have been slow, making it hard to manage, but as usual, things start to happen that picks up the pace. This time of year seems to bring more people in and at the same time, stay closer to home and friends. Some of our old stand-by events are coming up, sausage feed and lamb feed. Bring a friend and promote membership. The Thanksgiving and Christmas festivities are right around the corner, have fun and be safe. Please keep our troops in your thought and prayers, as I know what it is like to be gone during the holidays. Anything you can do for them helps. A few more months to so, so keep up the good work and don’t let your guard down. Volunteers are always needed and appreciated. Cook a dinner, work a bingo night or donate your time to help other members that have volunteered. This month is our Veteran’s Dinner. Plan to attend and visit with our local veterans as we honor them for their service to our country and its freedom. Recently, a piano was donated to the Lodge by Karen Lafferty, with the assistance of Tom Workman. I want to thank those volunteers who helped deliver it to the Elks West Lounge. Since it has been moved, the need to tune it is inevitable. Anyone knowing of someone we can solicit to tune it up would be appreciated. Again, thank all of you who were involved. Bob Tauzer • Leading Knight Rib Krauter Feed Jeff Youngmark, Chairman Wednesday, December 5 Dinner 7:00 pm All Tickets $15.00 Tickets go on Sale Monday November 5 Woodland Elks Support “Project Play” In the early morning hours of July 16, 2007, a suspected arson fire destroyed a portion of the children’s play structure at John Ferns Park Playground. This playground is the most widely used playground in Woodland. A committee was formed to rebuild the structure. It was decided by the committee that the children of Woodland should have a say in the reconstruction of the play structure. After meeting with the children, the committee decided that no child should be disappointed and thus a list of playground equipment was created. The rebuild is will take place beginning October 31 and concluding on November 4. Costs for the structure is higher that originally anticipated due to the increased size of the structure. The city feels that the insurance company will not cover the entire cost and will cover only the cost of the original design. It is estimated that the cost to rebuild the playground will be between $118,000 and $120,000. the shortfall will have to be raised through private and corporate donations. Donations can be made in any amount, or by purchasing a tile for $100. It is our hope that you will help the children of Woodland with a donation to rebuild the John Ferns Park Playground play structure. Contributions made to this project are tax deductible according to IRS regulations. Woodland Rotary Endowment is a charitable 501 –3c #68-0270150 organization. Please make your check payable to Woodland Rotary Endowment and please notate “Project Play” or “Ferns Park” on the memo line. Donations should be sent to Woodland Elks Lodge, 500 Bush Street, Woodland, CA 95695. Exalted Ruler Brian Flemmer and the Lodge Officers support this project. I would like to thank the Lodge for their sponsorship of a $100 tile for this very worthwhile project. Sincerely, Dennis Puccetti Holiday Gift & Craft Boutique November 10 - 10:00 am to 2:00 pm Woodland Elks Lodge 500 Bush Street - Woodland, CA Gift Baskets, Candles, Lotions, Jewelry, Knitted and Crocheted Items, Wooden Creations, Baked Goods and other gift items. Food and Drinks will also be available. Call to reserve a space now. The $20 space rental will benefit the Woodland Elks Lodge. Call Betsy Noble at 530-666-2552 for more information. The 2007 Elks Family Campout was held at Casini Ranch this year. It was a very successful campout, with over 40 rigs making the trip. The weather was great and the activities were all fun. We would like to thank all of our sponsors for their generous donations and to everyone who donated extra prized for the raffle. Finally, a special thanks to everyone who donated their time and resources to help organize, promote and get it all done for the campout. We could not have had such a successful campout without the talent and generosity of our volunteers. We hope to see all of you again next year. Carl & Danielle Rocksvold NEW YEARS EVE PARTY Details will be posted in the next bulletin and the Lodge soon. Plan to attend. Chef Bill Hurt will have a great meal and we will be dancing out the old year and dancing into the new year. I am looking forward to seeing you all on New Years Eve. Exalted Ruler, Brian Flemmer Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu 1 BLOOD BANK Fri 2 Mid-Term Convention Sat 3 Breakfast Garcia Mid Term Convention DO: Wells 10 Breakfast Hurt DO: Newman 4 5 BINGO 6 7 7:00 pm Dinner Chicken Marcella Reimer 8 9 11 5:00 pm Veteran’s Day Dinner Fenner 12 BINGO 13 7:00 pm Investigation 14 7:00 pm Pork/Newman 8:00 pm Meeting Grey Coat & Tie Balloting 21 NO Dinner TOM & JERRY Night 15 6:30 pm Trustee Meeting 16 17 Breakfast Joyce, Pam and Karen DO: Flemmer 18 19 BINGO 20 7:00 pm House Committee 22 THANKSGIVING 23 LODGE CLOSED 24 Breakfast Armus /Webber DO: Zenger Meeting Lodge Closed 25 Decorate for Christmas 26 BINGO 27 6:30 pm Indoctrination 28 7:00 pm Dinner 8:00 pm Meeting Initiation TUX 29 30 CHP Dinner 1 Breakfast No Crew DO: Esparsa 2 4:30 Memorial Service RSVP Dinner 3 BINGO 4 Emblem Christmas Dinner Officers Cook & Serve 5 7:00 pm Rib Krauter Youngmark/Crew ALL Tickets $15.00 12 7:00 pm DinnerNavy Bean Soup 8:00 pm Meeting Gray Coat & Tie 6 7 8 Breakfast Joyce, Pam and Karen DO: Langhout 9 10 BINGO 11 13 14 CHP Christmas 15 Breakfast Hurt, Fenner Ruport DO: Fisher Our Lodge is in need of cooking crews. 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