ALL AMERICAN LODGE 2003,04,08,09,10,11,12,13 BPO ELKS 2399 WAPITI WIND November, 2014 EXALTED RULER’S MESSAGE: Temperatures, which are cool for full time residents, are warm for our winter visitors. Our reference point for cold or hot, is entirely different for those from around anyplace in the U.S. or Canada. That is evident in the at- tire visitors wear when they are here. Some of us who are “Native-ized” by virtue of living here for long periods of time, get cold in the fall. I still re- member, however, coming from Minnesota in 2002, how warm the 50’s feel when you are acclimated to below zero weather in the Midwest. This was just an observation from an ER who loves it here. Being an Elk is a prideful duty for all of us. Our Grand Exalted Ruler John Amen expresses it best by saying, “Elevate America” by the things we do so well. He also says to ‘be proud’ of our accomplishments, as we should be. You belong to the greatest non-profit organization in the USA and the most helpful to our youth with our Youth Activities programs, (of which we are very active in), like Soccer Shoot, Hoop Shoot, Drug Awareness, Junior Golf and many activities our Chairman H. R. Radtke has brought to the table to make our youth direct their energy the USA way. Always keep in mind that we are ‘distinctively American’, and that is also why we are so proud to help our veterans in many ways. We will never forget them. NEVER. Youth however, is who will guide this country in the future, and we must do our job to teach them that we care so much, we have developed the Elks National Foundation (ENF) which provides more money for Scholarships than any enti- ty, other than the US Government. I have a goal in telling all of you this. The Lake Havasu City Lodge #2399 has achieved the All American Lodge Award 8 times in the past 11 years. Only 6 are given to lodg- es each year by the Grand Lodge. That is SIX for the whole USA in a given year. We have earned that distinction by working hard and meeting the criteria set down by the Grand Lodge for the year. We can’t do this without the cooperation of the members, and we thank all of you very much for your support and help. One of the things we must meet is an amount donated by each member to ENF. When our new members join us, we donate $10 in their name to ENF to start them off. If eve- ry member donated just $10 once a year to ENF through our office, I believe we can capture that prestigious award again. By the way, you are not limited to $10. Any amount will help the noble work to which this order is known for. The great thing about ENF is that it is an endowment fund. Only the interest is used to provide scholarships and grants. Thus the slogan Elks Care, Elks Share comes into play. Be sure to check the calendar for events this November. A very fun night is CASINO NIGHT where you can play your favorite games and win prizes. It is always well attend- ed with many Elks working the tables and games. Exalted Ruler Denny Dunkirk Attend meetings, keep informed. PER PIZZA HORSE RACES Sunday November 23, 2014 Post Time 12 Noon A family fun afternoon; excitement; great pizza; cold drinks; comfortable surroundings and camaraderie VETERANS DINNER Saturday November 8, 2014 5:00 PM Cocktails 6:00 PM Dinner Chicken & Beef Dinner $15.00 Veterans Show To Follow Honoring Those Who Served Tickets Availa- ble in Lodge CASINO NIGHT Saturday November 22, 2014 5:30 PM-8:30 PM Poker, “21,” Roulette, Craps Includes: Choice of one food item from Casino Snack Bar. (5 Choices) $1,000 Play Chips and 2 Drinks Open to Elks Members and Guests Tickets $15.00
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ALL AMERICAN LODGE 2003,04,08,09,10,11,12,13 BPO ELKS 2399
WAPITI WIND November, 2014
EXALTED RULER’S MESSAGE: Temperatures, which are cool for full time residents, are warm for our winter visitors. Our reference point for cold or hot, is entirely different for those from around anyplace in
the U.S. or Canada. That is evident in the at-tire visitors wear when they are here. Some of us who are “Native-ized” by virtue of living
here for long periods of time, get cold in the fall. I still re-member, however, coming from Minnesota in 2002, how warm the 50’s feel when you are acclimated to below zero weather in the Midwest. This was just an observation from
an ER who loves it here. Being an Elk is a prideful duty for all of us. Our Grand
Exalted Ruler John Amen expresses it best by saying, “Elevate America” by the things we do so well. He also says to ‘be proud’ of our accomplishments, as we should be. You belong to the greatest non-profit organization in the USA and the most helpful to our youth with our Youth Activities programs, (of which we are very active in), like Soccer
Shoot, Hoop Shoot, Drug Awareness, Junior Golf and many activities our Chairman H. R. Radtke has brought to the table to make our youth direct their energy the USA way. Always keep in mind that we are ‘distinctively American’, and that is also why we are so proud to help our veterans in many ways. We will never forget them. NEVER. Youth however, is who will guide this country in the future,
and we must do our job to teach them that we care so much, we have developed the Elks National Foundation (ENF)
which provides more money for Scholarships than any enti-ty, other than the US Government. I have a goal in telling all of you this. The Lake Havasu
City Lodge #2399 has achieved the All American Lodge Award 8 times in the past 11 years. Only 6 are given to lodg-es each year by the Grand Lodge. That is SIX for the whole USA in a given year. We have earned that distinction by working hard and meeting the criteria set down by the Grand Lodge for the year. We can’t do this without the cooperation of the members, and we thank all of you very much for your support and
help. One of the things we must meet is an amount donated by each member to ENF. When our new members join us, we donate $10 in their name to ENF to start them off. If eve-
ry member donated just $10 once a year to ENF through
our office, I believe we can capture that prestigious award
again. By the way, you are not limited to $10. Any amount will help the noble work to which this order is known for. The great thing about ENF is that it is an endowment fund. Only the interest is used to provide scholarships and grants. Thus the slogan Elks Care, Elks Share comes into play. Be sure to check the calendar for events this November. A very fun night is CASINO NIGHT where you can play your favorite games and win prizes. It is always well attend-
year. Deadline for submitting material is the 10th of the month prior to publication.
Material should be typed. Lodge No. 2399
3532 McCulloch Blvd.
Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406
928-855-2800 928-453-3557
OFFICE PERSONNEL Carolyn Dieter
Karen Turpin
CLUB MANAGER Sam Monteleone
Auditing & Acct. Chairman
Audit/Acct. Burnell Dacus
Inventory Jan Kahle
Activities Committee Chairman
Bingo June Coppola
Blood Drive Al Long
Bowling Jim Goodine
Christmas Baskets Ed Wdowiak
Clothe-A-Child Sue Thomas
Community Activities Ace Johnson
Dart League (Mon.)
Decorating Committee Al Jedrey
Drug Awareness Mike Arlowe
Elks Jr Golf Jim Toy
Fishing Club Jerry Boyce
Golf League Jim Lammes
Hamburger Night
Hi-Way Cleanup Hank Thonnard
Hoop Shoot HR Radtke
Information Technology Tim Fairbank
Leather
Lodge Activities Mario Perez
PER President Tim Fairbank
Public Relations Ace Johnson
RV Club (Vagabonds) Don Underwood
Scholarships Rick/Lisa Stilson
Scouts Richard Chinn
Soccer Shoot HR Radtke
Spaghetti Night Bob Rogers
Special Olympics Larry Sears
Ways & Means Ed Thomas
Yacht Club Commodore Sandy Bigham
Youth Activities HR Radtke
Fraternal Committee Chairman
All American Lodge/Training Richard Conway
Americanism
Constitution & By-Laws Richard Conway
Elks National Foundation Jerry Gillen
Flag Day Jackie Turcotte
Government Relations Ron Allen
Guest Monitoring Jack Zehr
Interview Committee Jan Kahle
Lapsation /Orientation Marti Johnson
Lodge Inspection/Accident Joe Cummins
Long Range Planning Richard Ross
Major Projects Dennis Dunkirk
Mediator Richard Conway
Membership Marti Johnson
Memorial Service Floyd Davis
Presiding Justice Mike Centofanti
Protocol
Ritual Coach Ken Conkey
Veteran Services Bud Watts
Visiting Committee Ace Johnson
Wapiti Wind Ace Johnson
THANK YOU To all who have contributed to the Moving Forward board. We have
now collected over $32,000.00 to-ward paying down the mortgage on the lot. To join that elite group who already have their names on the board you have to merely donate at least $50.00. Hurry, don’t be left out!
Lap Quilts For Veterans Lap quilts should be approximate-
ly 40 by 35 inches in length and width. These quilts must be free of contaminates (such as: smoke, chem-icals, dog or cat hair, etc.) The hospi-tal has fairly stringent rules and may reject any quilts that do not fit the aforementioned criteria as they could
jeopardize the health of the patients.
Thank you for helping to make sure the quilts are safe and healthy for our veterans.
Please make sure the quilts are delivered to the Elks Office no later than Friday, November 28, 2014. Bud Watts Lodge Veterans Committee Chairman Bud Watts
Christmas Baskets Food Basket containers are conven-
iently located in both lodge entrances. Your help in contributing to this annual lodge event is solicited. Open your hearts and wallets to assist those down on their luck and help make Christmas a joy able occasion for them. Non-perishable food items are need-
ed to supplement the perishable food items provided by the lodge. Please, items with expiration dates or opened containers cannot be accepted. The lodge annually delivers more than 30 baskets to Havasu needy. These baskets provide each family with all the
“fixins” for a traditional Christmas din-ner, enough food for several extra meals and a new toy for each child. There will be a sign-up sheet in the office for those of you who wish to take
part in this heart-warming experience. With your help this year will be a hap-py Christmas for several needy Havasu
families. Delivery of the baskets will be on Saturday December 20th. You can reach me by phone 928-453-0370, or [email protected] Ed Wdowiak Lodge Trustee and Food Basket Chairman
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Soccer Shoot Volunteers Denny Dunkirk, Dick Gilbert, Jim Travis, Kay Wdowiak, Ed Wdowiak, Marilyn Webber, Ruben Pailla, Don Carter, Julie
Cameron, HR Radtke, Bob Williams, Mike Arlowe, Jackie Turcotte, Ace Johnson, Jim Toy, Maggie Brown, Bob Dienes, John Burns, Tim Fairbank
After School Crazy Hat Dance Volunteers HR Radtke, Julie Cameron, Nancy Reynolds, Christine Smith, Madelaine Poaugh, Mike /
Arlowe, Sheryl Koesterer, Linda Millis, Kynne Hall, Patrick Lee, Lynne Hoover, Robert Gudding, Jean Henkels, Ace Johnson.
Crazy Hat Dance Happy Faces
Soccer Shoot Contestant
November 2014
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 Hot Dogs
11-2 pm
DINNER MENU 4:00 PM ~ 8:00 PM
EYC - BURN
Music ~ Steve Wayman
2HOT DOGS
11-2 PM
EYC
PIG IN THE
GROUND
12:00 P.M.
3HOT DOGS
11-2 PM
Lasagna
4:00 ~ 7:00 pm
Country Dance 7:30 ~ 9:30 pm
4LUNCH 11-2
PM
BURGERS &
MORE 4 :00 ~ 7 PM
Lodge Meeting
7:30 pm
Balloting
5Rosebuds 9 am
Dance Class 9 am
LUNCH 11-2 PM
PORK BABY BACK RIBS 4-7 PM
Music - Steve Wayman
6 LUNCH 11-2PM
Chicken, Fish, &
Meat Loaf 4 -7:00 pm Bingo 6 pm
Darts 6 pm
Karaoke 6 pm
7LUNCH 11-2 PM
DINNER MENU
4:00 PM ~ 7:00 PM
PER - Meeting
Music ~ Steve Wayman
8 HOT DOGS
11-2 PM FISHING CLUB 1:00 PM
VETERANS Chicken &
Beef DINNER $15.00
5:00 PM - COCKTAILS
6:00 PM - DINNER Music ~ Steve Wayman
9 HOT DOGS
11-2 PM
Blue Country
Band 2-5PM
10HOT DOGS
11-2 PM
Spaghetti Night
4:00 ~ 7:00 pm
Marine Corp Ball @ Shugrues
Country Dance
7:30 ~ 9:30 pm
11LUNCH 11-
2 PM
BURGERS &
MORE 4 :00 ~ 7 PM
House Mtg 7 pm
Elkette Mtg 7 pm
Trustee Mtg 8 pm
12 Dance Class 9 am
LUNCH 11-2 PM
Vagabonds
Lunch 12 pm Meeting 1 pm
PORK BABY BACK RIBS 4-7 PM
Music - Steve Wayman
13 LUNCH 11- 2PM
Chicken, Fish, &
Meat Loaf
4:00 ~ 7:00 pm
Bingo 6 pm
Darts 6 pm
Karaoke 6 pm
14 LUNCH 11-2 PM
DINNER MENU
4:00 PM ~ 7:00 PM
Music ~ Steve Wayman
15HOT DOGS
11-2 PM ELEKETTE CRAFT SALE 8AM - 3 PM
YACHT CLUB
MEETING 2 PM
DINNER MENU
4:00 ~ 8:00 PM Music ~ Steve Wayman
16 HOT DOGS
11-2 PM
PER Pizza &
Horse Races
12:00 pm
17HOT DOGS
11-2 PM
Lasagna Night
4:00 ~ 7:00 pm
ORIENTATION
7:30 PM
Country Dance
7:30 ~ 9:30 pm
18 LUNCH 11-2
PM
BURGERS &
MORE
4 :00 ~ 7 PM
INITIATION
7:30 PM
19Rosebuds 9 am
Dance Class 9 am
LUNCH 11-2 PM
PORK BABY BACK RIBS 4-7 PM
Music - Steve Wayman
20 LUNCH 11-2PM
Chicken, Fish, &
Meat Loaf 4:00 ~ 7:00 pm
Bingo 6 pm
Darts 6 pm Karaoke 6 pm
21 LUNCH 11-2 PM
DINNER MENU
4:00 PM ~ 7:00 PM
Music ~ Steve Wayman
22HOT DOGS
11-2 PM
1st Lady Casino
Night
5:30 pm ~ 8:30 pm
DINNER MENU 4:00 ~ 8:00 PM
Music ~ Steve Wayman
23
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30HOT DOGS
11-2 PM
Blue Country
Band 2-5PM
24HOT DOGS
11-2 PM
Interviews 9 am
Spaghetti Night
4:00 ~ 7:00 pm
Bunco Country Dance
7:30 ~ 9:30 pm
25 LUNCH 11-2
PM
BURGERS &
MORE
4 :00 ~ 7 PM
26 Dance Class 9 am
LUNCH 11-2 PM
PORK BABY BACK
RIBS 4-7 PM Music - Steve Wayman
27 HAPPY
THANKSGIVING
LODGE CLOSED
NO BINGO
28 OFFICE CLOSED
NO LUNCH
DINNER MENU 4:00 PM ~ 7:00 PM
Music ~ Steve Wayman
29 HOT DOGS
11-2 PM
DINNER MENU
4:00PM ~8:00PM
Music ~ Steve Wayman
Thanksgiving
Greetings
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Elkette Message:
Let me start out by saying Thank You to Gloria Flint, the Elks and Elkettes who helped to put together a marvelous Fashion Show and luncheon, and to the
PER’s who served 155 lunches. The guest were entertained by Grace Arts stage play “In the Woods”, and all the amazing styles worn by our Elkette
models. There were so many great gifts that were raffled off, and some were lucky to have won two raffle prizes. Thank you to all those who donated gift baskets and cro-
chet blankets for the raffles, your kindness never wavers. Once again to the committee who worked so hard on the Fashion Show, great job! Be sure to mark your calendars for the Craft Fair and Bake Sale, November 15 and so far it appears Jan Przysiecki has sold all the vendor booths. Don’t miss out buying some of your Christmas gifts early! The doors will
open at 8:00 a.m. and will close at 3:00 p.m. We’ll be col-lecting your bake goods Saturday morning at 7:00 if you’re inclined to help support the bake sale. Christmas Food Baskets, the barrels have been placed in both lodge entrances for your convenience. When dropping
off your food items Ed Wdowiak-Lodge Trustee and Food Basket Chair has asked that you remember to look closely to the expiration dates, as he will not be able to use items
that are expired. Also Rosalie Smith will be collecting Christmas gifts for the boys and girls at the Elkette meet-ings. Be sure to mark gender and age on the outside of the gift and be sure to get your raffle ticket for the drawing at our December Elkette meeting. The Kids Turn to Shop is scheduled for December 6 and Jane Sahno has started collecting NEW and LIKE NEW items for the kids shopping experience. You can
bring them to the meetings or call Jane at 928-680-6641 to get your donated items to her. The Christmas holidays are sneaking up on us fast. The
board and I, have started planning the Elkettes Christmas dinner/
dance for December 13th. Keep a look out for the flyers posted in
the lodge and through your emails for all the information and get your tickets early for there will be a cutoff date. I will make sure
you have ample time and information to purchase your tickets.
Next Elkette meeting will be November 11th, at 7pm. I look
forward to seeing most of our Elkettes back in town and active
ELK OF THE MONTH April 2014 Rodney Welz May 2014 Julie Cameron
June 2014 June Coppola July 2014 Dianna Bridge August 2014 James Lyons September 2014 Lewis Pearce October 2014 November 2014 December 2014 January 2015
February 2015 March 2015
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DONATIONS –September, 2014 Pearl Harbor Golf Tourney 250.00 HcH Foundation Senior Pageant 250.00
Drug awareness Glasses 175.00 Drug Awareness Trophies 70.00 From PERS AEMP 100.00 From Elkettes; Hospice 250.00 Hospice In Memory 50.00 H.A.V.E.N Kids meals 200.00 Special Olympics 200.00
From Elks Country Dancers; H.A.V.E.N. (Food for kids) 300.00 $1,845.00 Year to date $17,735.00
Cloth-A-Child December 14, 2014 9:00 AM K-Mart
If you would care to participate in this heart rendering program contact Sue Thomas at 453-2886. Approximately 60 Chaperones are need-ed to assist the young shoppers. Any money contribution can be dropped off in the lodge office.
Lewis Pearce
Family Picnic Raffle Ticket Winners
Dave Tempest- $300.00
Jenny Tunnell- $200.00 Chuck Edmonson- 100.00 Linda Kuhar- $ 75.00 Marilou Corrao- $ 75.00 Sid Lund- $ 50.00 Ralph Howe- $ 50.00 Quentin Ward- $ 50.00 Dean Monteith- $ 25.00
Paul Tochtrop- $ 25.00 Rinda Raymond- $ 25.00
Honor Flight Recipient Robert Watts has been sponsored by lodge
members to take the Honor Flight for WWII veterans. Pictured from left: Lodge Veterans Affairs chair Bud Watts, WWII Veteran Rob-ert Watts, Dennis Dunkirk Exalted Ruler.
Elkettes Donate to H.A.V.E.N.
Paulette Nainteau, Kathy Cummins, Pauline Thonnard, Mary Lou O’Con-
nell of H.A.V.E.N, Kay Wdowiak, Peggy Hassley
Memorial Day Service The first Sunday in December of each year shall be a day commem-orated to the memory of the depart-ed Members, and shall be known as “Elks Memorial Day.” Every Lodge shall hold Memorial Ser-vices. Grand Lodge Statute 2.020. Our service will be held on De-
cember 7, 2014 at 11:00 AM. Light lunch to follow.
Elks Care~ Elks Share
Do You Remember Continued “I will not, directly or indirectly, use my membership in this Order, nor any emblem or insignia thereof for business or commercial purpose.
I will never introduce into the Order anything of a political or sectarian character,
nor in anyway by conduct bring reproach upon it.
I will always protect a member, their good name and their families and I will always respect and defend the purity and sanctity of their home and fireside..
If I break this Obligation, may I wander through the world forsaken; may I be point-
ed out as a being bereft of decency, unfit to hold communion with true and upright
members. And may god help me and keep me steadfast in this my solemn
and binding Obligation in the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks.”
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LODGE CLUB NEWS
Elks Vagabonds RV Club Hi everyone, Our calendar is beginning to fill up for the upcom-
ing camping season. Our Wagon Mas-ter, Don Underwood is planning a local campout at Campbell Ranch in Novem-ber. Dates are still being worked out, but this will be a dry camping weekend that
will include a Festive Turkey Dinner. The club will supply the turkeys and everyone in attendance is asked to bring a side dish, salad, or dessert.
December 10th will be our annual Christmas Din-ner at the Lodge. If you have attended a campout during this year, you will be entitled to one free rib dinner. There will be no formal meeting….just come to socialize and wear your favorite holiday outfit. Of course, January will be our trek to Quartzsite during the RV Big Tent week. More information on
this outing as we get closer. Also in the works is a trip to Death Valley in No-vember 2015. We have done this outing in the past and had a wonderful time exploring the treasures of Death Valley. I hope many of you will join us on this great experience. We welcomed seven new members to our club
during the October meeting: Dan & Sandie Craven, Tom & Kay Depner, Don & Desmarerz & Cindy Murray, Bill & Katie Fitzgerald, Marty & Nina Gregerson, Billie Hatfield, , and Glen & Gail Stroh. We are pleased that you have joined the Vagabonds. Don Underwood, Floyd Davis, Bill Graham and I wish you all a wonderful Happy Thanksgiving. We look forward to seeing you all at our November 12th
mtg.
Pauline Thonnard, Vagabond Secretary.
YACHT CLUB NEWS: Happy Thanksgiving to all and a welcome back to all. We had our charity Poker Run for H.A.V.E.N. and Hospice.
This was a successful event. Perfect weather, great turnout and lots of fried chicken made eve-ryone happy. Thanks to the members for all the support and volunteers for all the hard work. Octoberfest was held at the lodge. There was a packed house as always. Brats, Beer, and music
by Fritz. Great crew cooking, serving and cleaning up. Thank you all.
Pig in the Ground Burn and Pig Party always over the top. RV lot was full and bonfire was beautiful. All eats the next day…...yummy. Who didn’t have a great time? Don’t forget your monthly Yacht club meeting on Novem-ber 15th at 2:00PM. Get there early for seating and hot dogs. The membership draw is up there..$? You will need your membership card with you in order to win.
Commodore Sandy will keep the email updates going out. Stay tuned in! Linda Wick. Questions or problems call Yacht Club Commodore Sandy Bigham @ 928-453-6701
Do You Remember? “I will support the constitution, and obey the Statutes, rules
and regulations of the Order, and the By-Laws of Lake
Havasu Lodge #2399 and those of any other Lodge of which
I may hereafter become a member.
I will uphold the constitution and laws of the United States
of America.
I will propose no one for membership in this Order whom I
do not sincerely believe to be worthy thereof.
I will ballot for a worthy candidate and against an unworthy
candidate when proposed by another. I will not permit any political, sectarian or personal preju-
dice to influence me in the slightest degree in the exercise of
my right of franchise in the Order.
I will obey any lawful summons sent me by any competent
authority of the Order.
I will never apply to the courts for redress in any matters
concerning the Order without first appealing to the councils
of the Order.
I will never reveal to anyone, not an Elk, the name of a
member asking or receiving aid or relief from the Order.”
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U.S. POSTAGE
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LAKE HAVASU
CITY, AZ
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IN GOD WE TRUST
TO OUR ABSENT MEMBERS James R. Henningsen Harold C. Hunter Jr.
Donald E. Kelchner Patty Minch
George Negron Mary Trent
REST IN PEACE
UNTIL THE HOUR OF ELEVEN
REGULARLY RETURNS
ELKS CARE ELKS SHARE
BPO Elks A Fraternal
Organization
3532 N McCulloch Blvd
Lake Havasu City
Arizona 86406
Elks National Foundation (ENF) Report Your Elks National Foundation (ENF) annually returns to the State
Associations more than is donated from the membership. Support is received for the State Major Projects, Youth Activities, Veterans pro-grams, and Scholarships are just few of the programs sponsored by the ENF. Your donations go a long way in helping others in need. Each year the ENF generates more in scholarship funding than any organization save the federal government. Whenever you are in the lodge please try to make a donation of ten
dollars or more. Just drop it off in the lodge office. Our thanks to the following for their most recent donations: Robert Watts $300.00 ( he regularly donates 2 or 3 times each month), Marian Anderson $20.00, Jay Jacobs $50.00, Mike Murphy $50.00, Marilyn Webber $28.00. All donations go to this worthy cause. Remember “Elks Care~Elks Share. Jerry Gillen-Elks National Foundation chair. Monday Night Experience
Make your Monday night fun and fulfilling!
Plan on visiting the lodge and enjoy your favor-ite libation, pamper yourself to a fantastic Italian fare of either spaghetti and meat balls or lasagna with a complimentary large salad and garlic bread, while cheering for your favorite football team on large screen TVs. Join the crowd and hunt for the Queen of
Hearts with a chance of winning big bucks. At this writing the Queen of Hearts game is ap-proaching $2,000.00, a nice Christmas present for sure. Then you can stay and make the evening complete by joining Julie Cameron and her country dancers as they line up for the popular
line dancing. Each Monday Julie comes up with some refreshing innovation for the evenings entertainment.
Lodge Country Dance Club donated $300.00 to the Lake Havasu Community Health Foundation.
Pictured from left; Julie Cameron, Jeannie Morgan Nancy Reynolds
