OFFICE MONDAY - FRIDAY 8AM - 5PM LOUNGE TUESDAY - FRIDAY 4:00 TO CLOSE. BPOE385 Message from the Exalted Ruler Jim Sanford JANUARY 2014 Exalted Ruler James E. Sanford 544-4114 Leading Knight Joseph Jablonski 743-1444 Loyal Knight Lori Michelle Moore 318-1744 Lecturing Knight John B. Aceves 909-0301 Secretary Robert L. Holyoak 733-1992 Treasurer David L. Gnuschke 797-1321 Trustee One Year Lawrence J. Beach 615-4744 Trustee Two Year David L. Quakenbush 298-0023 Trustee Three Year Jeanne Walsh 544-7995 Trustee Four Year Stephen W. Fake 229-2048 Trustee Five Year Scott R. Walker 909-1744 Tiler Harry S. Dobiesz 825-6680 Esquire Vacant Chaplain Cathy Nuzzo 208-7672 Inner Guard Matilda C. Lopez 318-1744 Organist Jeanne Walsh 544-7995 Well that year went quick! Time seems to move faster as you get older. Looking forward to the New Year: the Lodge has several events planned thru the next few months. January 18th we will be holding Law Enforcement Appreciation Night where we pay tribute to Police Officers in our community. Plan on attending to hear why the Officers were selected that will be receiving the awards. Jan 3 will be our steak and salmon night with music by Black Jack. The Lodge Golf Club will be present for their annual dinner on this night. Jan 12 we will be back on schedule for our Lodge monthly breakfast serving eggs the way you like them, potatoes, pancakes, sausage or bacon. All this for only $8.oo a person! Includes juice and coffee. Feb 2 will be the Super Bowl and plans are still being made for the food but we all know PELK Earl Wilford will be there to run the show. On March 8th, the PER Association is planning on having all Veterans down to the Lodge to relive the good old memories of SOS (S--- on Shingle) being served!! Bring your friends so they have an opportunity to taste what the military said would make us all big and strong! It should be a fun laughing evening with the entertainment that is planned. The scuttlebutt has it that The Andrews Sisters will be making an appearance. If you wondered whose been doing all the fine photos and articles that are printed in the State Magazine about our Lodge, Joe Miller, an associate member, has been doing this for the past year and we thank him. When you see him, please thank him again for this work. We had an excellent turnout of volunteers for Clothe-a-Child on Dec 7 and the following day most of the same volunteers showed up for Hoop Shoot. A thank you to all of them and especially to Sandi Mittelstaedt, who spent countless hours the last several months putting the Clothe-a-Child program together for our Lodge.
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OFFICEMONDAY - FRIDAY
8AM - 5PM
LOUNGETUESDAY - FRIDAY
4:00 TO CLOSE.
BPOE385Message from the Exalted Ruler Jim Sanford
JANUARY 2014
Exalted RulerJames E. Sanford
544-4114
Leading KnightJoseph Jablonski
743-1444
Loyal KnightLori Michelle Moore
318-1744
Lecturing KnightJohn B. Aceves
909-0301
SecretaryRobert L. Holyoak
733-1992
TreasurerDavid L. Gnuschke
797-1321
Trustee One YearLawrence J. Beach
615-4744
Trustee Two YearDavid L. Quakenbush
298-0023
Trustee Three YearJeanne Walsh
544-7995
Trustee Four YearStephen W. Fake
229-2048
Trustee Five YearScott R. Walker
909-1744
TilerHarry S. Dobiesz
825-6680
EsquireVacant
ChaplainCathy Nuzzo
208-7672
Inner GuardMatilda C. Lopez
318-1744
OrganistJeanne Walsh
544-7995
Well that year went quick! Time seems to move faster as you get older.
Looking forward to the New Year: the Lodge has several events planned thru the next few months. January 18th we will be holding Law Enforcement Appreciation Night where we pay tribute to Police O�cers in our community. Plan on attending to hear why the O�cers were selected that will be receiving the awards.
Jan 3 will be our steak and salmon night with music by Black Jack. The Lodge Golf Club will be present for their annual dinner on this night.
Jan 12 we will be back on schedule for our Lodge monthly breakfast serving eggs the way you like them, potatoes, pancakes, sausage or bacon. All this for only $8.oo a person! Includes juice and co�ee.
Feb 2 will be the Super Bowl and plans are still being made for the food but we all know PELK Earl Wilford will be there to run the show.
On March 8th, the PER Association is planning on having all Veterans down to the Lodge to relive the good old memories of SOS (S--- on Shingle) being served!! Bring your friends so they have an opportunity to taste what the military said would make us all big and strong! It should be a fun laughing evening with the entertainment that is planned. The scuttlebutt has it that The Andrews Sisters will be making an appearance.
If you wondered whose been doing all the �ne photos and articles that are printed in the State Magazine about our Lodge, Joe Miller, an associate member, has been doing this for the past year and we thank him. When you see him, please thank him again for this work.
We had an excellent turnout of volunteers for Clothe-a-Child on Dec 7 and the following day most of the same volunteers showed up for Hoop Shoot. A thank you to all of them and especially to Sandi Mittelstaedt, who spent countless hours the last several months putting the Clothe-a-Child program together for our Lodge.
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385 Golf Club News by Bob Holyoak
Elks Lodge 385 1800 North Oracle RoadTucson, Arizona 85705
On November 3rd our Club played at the El Rio Golf Course. The game for the day was an indi-vidual low net scoring. The winners for the day were; Woody Turner �rst, Chuck Sanford and Fred Ruelas tied for second, and Jim Sanford and Dan Balko tied for fourth.
On November 17th we again played an individual low net event. This event was played at the Saddlebrook Ranch Golf Course. This week it was won by Jim Sanford in �rst place, Ron Browne second, Chuck Sanford third, Bob Holyoak forth, and Gary Turner �fth.
The annual Golf Club Banquet will be held on Friday, January 3, 2014 at the Lodge. This is the Steak/Salmon night at the Lodge so let me know what your choice will be for your dinner. The winners from our Club Championship Tournament being held in December will be announced at the Banquet.
Well the start of a New Year is upon us! We had a great year for 2013 with lots of Field Trips, several Picnics, a few Dinners and a lot of Happy Veterans.
We had the 2 Xmas Party’s at the Veterans Hospitals and they both were very successful I would like to thank Teen and her group of Ladies for the Stockings, they also stu�ed them full of goodies. Teen also made blankets and did some designs on them. And also a thank you to the knitting ladies for the blankets that they made for the veterans..
Hope to see you at the next events this incoming year they are so far January 11, 2014 we will be going to the Zoo, with Lunch to follow. February and March are scheduled already and I will let you know about those at a later date.
Veterans Update - Happy New Year
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Elks Lodge 385 1800 North Oracle RoadTucson, Arizona 85705
Elks Care, Elks Share.
WAYNE BURNS - PER
Earl Wilford (right) congratulates Wayne Burns on receiving his Past Exalted Ruler appreciation plaque in a wonderful ceremony held last month.
BPOE385JANUARY 2014
Elks Lodge 385 1800 North Oracle RoadTucson, Arizona 85705
Elks Care, Elks Share.
Bowling Day For The Blind Vets
Veterans Services Chairman Al Stevenson and 6 Volunteers from Tucson Lodge 385, Took 12 Veterans from the Va Hospitals Blind Veter-ans Care facility , led by Kelly A. Laurich (Recreation Therapist from the South-western Blind Rehabilitation Center at the VA) for and fun outing of Bowling and Lunch. A wonderful time was had by all as the volun-teers assisted these active Veterans through their bowling paces at Tucson`s Golden Pins Bowling Alley, followed by a lunch at a local Burger King Restaurant.
Article and photo submitted by Joe Miller Public Relations Assistent
This basketball season, fans are tuned into the Elks Hoop Shoot. Local contests are under way, and young athletes are vying to sink the most of 25 free throws to advance down the road to Spring�eld, Massachusetts for the National Finals. The Hoop Shoot couldnít happen without our dedicated volunteers, which include Elks scholars.
Pictured far left is Ahidalie Dhuelbus, 10/11 year old girls winner.and Damin Sanchez, 9/10 year old boys winner pictured on the right.
Spring�eld Bound
Dictionary Give-away
The Elks Lodge 385 had it’s annual dictionary give-away last month at Homer Davis Elementary School
Lodge 385 Knit for the Vets Pays off Way back on October the Ladies at Lodge 385 in Tucson, Az. (The two groups that worked on this are the ladies from Cotton Patchers and the Elks ladies from the Pearl 1,Knit 2 club) Decided to get together and ” Knit for the Vets”. Every Tuesday in October and through December 3rd , They got together and knitted their fingers to the bone.
Well, it paid off, when on Friday December 20th , Volunteers from 385 delivered their knitted goods to our Veterans currently having to spend their Christmas Holiday at the Southern Arizona Veterans Health Care Center.
It was the Veterans Christmas Party and thanks to those warm knitted gifts our Veterans are going to be just that much more comfortable during their hospital Stay.
Joe Miller Public Relations Assistant and Cyber Assistant- Lodge 385 Tucson, Az.
BPOE385JANUARY 2014
Elks Lodge 385 1800 North Oracle RoadTucson, Arizona 85705 Elks Care, Elks Share.
Annual Golf Championship
The golf club held their annual Club Championship Tournament during their two outings, held during the month of December. The winners for the �ighted event were Mike Sanford Second Flight, Bob Holyoak First Flight, and Gary Turner Club Champion.
Belleau, John W Burdett, Wayne E Clark, Joseph L Davies, Larry G Dewey, John Doll, Gene Dougherty, Dan Duarte, Gilbert M Gill, Laurance EGri�s, Mathew W Gross, Merlin A Harp, Donald Harry, Betty J Jolley, Charles D Lundquist, William Emil J Panknin Mickel, Joseph R Moe, Gerald EPeterson, James LProsser, Teresa LRiley, Joseph RobertRissman, JamesStewart, Jackie CWalters, H DanWolf, Jack SGray, Harold SWilliam Green
The following members have not paid their 2013-2014 Lodge dues. If your name is on this list please make every e�ert to pay your dues and continue your membership in the Lodge. Support you Lodge and Community Activities. If your dues are not received by March 31, 2014 your membership will be dropped.
Elks Lodges bring so much more to their communities than just a building, golf course or pool. They are places where neighbors come together, families share meals, and children grow up.
Elks invest in their communities through programs that help children grow up healthy and drug-free, by undertaking projects that address unmet need, and by honoring the service and sacri�ce of our veterans.
Elks Care, Elks Share. Are YOU an Elk?
Tucson Elks 385 Golf Club1800 N. Oracle Road
Tucson, Az. 85705-6445
2014 Membership and Renewal Application
The 2014 Golf Membership fee will be $75.00 if paid by December 21, 2013. (No exceptions and no grace period) After that date and for the remainder of 2014 the annual fee will be $80.00. Your fee must be received before the end of this year or your USGA handicap will be inactivated. Fill out the application below and mail it to the address above or hand it to any Golf Club O�cer. Your application must be accompanied by full payment. Make checks payable to the Tucson Elks 385 Golf Club.
The Golf Club annual membership fee includes your USGA handicap cost, two dinners at the annual banquet and a subscription to the Arizona Quarterly Magazine.
Members USGA handicap will be updated twice monthly. Members may have the club maintain their spouse’s handicap for an additional $40.00. This will also be for anyone who wants to main-tain a handicap only.
The Golf Club fee is not prorated and remains the full $80.00 fee throughout the year.
Name __________________________________Spouse Name____________________________
GHIN #__ ________________________ Local # __________________
6 or 8 digit # on your handicap card 3 digit # on your handicap card
Contact any Club O�cer with any information change during the year so our records remain
current.
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Elks Lodge 385 1800 North Oracle RoadTucson, Arizona 85705
Elks Care, Elks Share.
TOTAL GAINEDInitiatedReinstatedTransferredTOTAL
TOTAL LOSTDroppedDeceasedExpelledTransfers OutAbsolute DimitTOTAL
DELINQUENT6 Months1 YearOver 1 YearTOTAL
NOTICE OF BALLOTING:
BY INITIATIONWilliam Norman - Proposed By Robert L Holyoak
REINSTATEMENT:
Certi�cate of Release:
Request for Life Membership NoneTransfer Dimit:
APPLICATIONS ON HAND 3LAPSATION: 7.48
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MEMBER ACCOUNTMembership As Of April1, 2013: 359Current Membership as of December 2013: 361
2013-2014 Committee ChairsAuditing & Accounting Charles Sanford 520 825-5400
Activities Committee Matilda C. Lopez 520 318-1744
Community Project & Activities Matilda C. Lopez 520 318-1744
Public Relations Jesse Lugo 520 440-3305
Youth Activities Lori Michelle Moore 520 318-1744
Hoop Shoot Joseph Jablonski 520 743-1444
Drug Awareness Joseph Jablonski 520 743-1444
Fraternal Committee James E. Sanford 520 544-4114
Americanism Joseph Jablonski 520 743-1444
Elks National Foundation Robert L. Holyoak 520 733-1992
Flag Day Scott Walker 520-909-1744
Elks Memorial Day Al Stevenson 520 668-7923
Membership James E. Sanford 520 544-4114
Lodge Activities Matilda C. Lopez 520 318-1744
Veterans Services Al Stevenson 520 668-7923
Accident Prevention Larry Beach 520-615-4744
PER Association Don Iozia 520 296-8844
Standing Relief Subcommittee James E. Sanford 520 544-4114
Joseph Jablonski 520 743-1444
Lori Michelle Moore 520 318-1744
John B. Aceves 520 909-0301
Robert L. Holyoak 520 733-1992
David L. Gnuschke 520 797-1321
Government Relations Jesse Lugo 520 440-3305
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