AUGUST 2016 Special Points of Interest ARMY of HOPE (Pg. 8) Audio/Video Com. (Pg. 3) Chaplain Sickness & Distress (Pg. 2) Committee Chairpersons (Pg. 14) Convention Corner (Pg. 6) Credentials (Pg. 2) ELK of the Month (Pg. 7) Elks Nat. Found. (Pg. 7) That’s Entertainment - C&W Dance/Karaoke/Special Events (Pg. 3 & 7) House Com. (Pg. 4) Membership/Retention (Pgs.6 &10) Monthly Event Calendar (Pg. 15) Motorcycle Com. (Pg. 7) PER Assoc (Pg. 2) Public Relations Com. (Pg. 5) Sandwich Night Menus (Pg. 7) Scholarship (Pg. 6) Secretary Notes (Pg. 2) Special Children’s Com. (Pg. 5) Trustees Corner (Pg. 2) Veteran’s Field (Pg. 5) Women’s Aux. (Pg. 4) YAC (Pg. 3) Ways & Means (Pg. 6) SPECIAL AFFAIRS UPCOMING LODGE & ENTERTAINMENT COM.(Pg. 7) MOTORCYCLE COM. SAND./SIDE (Pg. 10) SCC BREAKFAST (Pg. 10) QUOIT LEAGUE (Pg. 10) AUX. AC BUS TRIP (Pg. 11) GOLF OUTING (Pg. 9) BLOOD DRIVE (Pg. 9) AOH PICNIC (Pg. 8) MC COM> “WIN a VACATION” (Pg.9) YAC SOCCER SHOOT (Pg. 9) LODGE PICNIC (Pg. 10) FOOTBALL (Pg. 10) LODGE CHARITY BALL (Pg. 11) SYC $10,000 DINNER (Pg. 11) YAC FISHING CONTEST (Pg. 11) THE CHRONICLE 2016- 2017 OFFICERS VOLUME 13 ISSUE 5 Greetings Members: As we move into August, I hope all of you are managing this extreme heat, and enjoying your summer. Carol and I really enjoyed our time at the National Convention in Houston, Texas. It was extremely exciting, informative, and a lot of fun. I wish all of you could experience that kind of excitement. To see and meet Elks from all over our great nation, thousands of people with a common goal, it’s no wonder the Elks is such a great organization to be a part of. We should all stand tall and be proud of being an Elk, especially a New Jersey Elk. But be most proud of being a member of Bordentown Elks Lodge number 2085. Not only are the New Jersey Elks well known across the nation, Bordentown Lodge is also well known across the nation. Thank you all for affording me the opportunity to represent our Lodge. Please continue to support all of our committees. AND REMEMBER, THEY CAN ALWAYS USE MORE VOLUNTEERS. PLEASE CONSIDER LENDING A HELPING HAND. Fraternally yours, Carmen Adonizio Exalted Ruler Whose Motto is: Working in Harmony for the Betterment of Those in Need. EXALTED RULER Carmen Adonizio 954 - 7439 LEADING KNIGHT Pete DeLucia 529 - 9795 LOYAL KNIGHT Heather Cheesman 298 - 7828 LECTURING KNIGHT Edward G. Taddei 724 - 9489 SECRETARY Ellen Weckenbrock 298 - 5939 TREASURER Karl Swanson (PER) 332 - 9052 ESQUIRE Robert Lenhardt PVP 379 - 6268 CHAPLAIN Dave Wriggins 694 - 2763 INNER GUARD Michael Weckenbrock 712 - 4753 TILER Jim Sharpe 947 - 4560 TRUSTEE (5 YEAR) Jack Becker (PER) 915 - 6815 TRUSTEE (4 YEAR) Gerry Vaughan 658 - 4875 TRUSTEE (3 YEAR) Grason Jones 330 - 1255 TRUSTEE (2 YEAR) W. David Rooney (PER) 610 - 2358 TRUSTEE (1 YEAR) C.K. Lippincott 658 - 6063 SUBORDINATE JUSTICE Mickey DeSantis (PER) 298 - 9181
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AUGUST 2016
Special Points of Interest
ARMY of HOPE (Pg. 8)
Audio/Video Com. (Pg. 3)
Chaplain Sickness &
Distress (Pg. 2)
Committee Chairpersons (Pg. 14)
Convention Corner (Pg. 6)
Credentials (Pg. 2)
ELK of the Month (Pg. 7)
Elks Nat. Found. (Pg. 7)
That’s Entertainment - C&W Dance/Karaoke/Special Events (Pg. 3 & 7)
House Com. (Pg. 4)
Membership/Retention (Pgs.6 &10)
Monthly Event Calendar (Pg. 15)
Motorcycle Com. (Pg. 7)
PER Assoc (Pg. 2)
Public Relations Com. (Pg. 5)
Sandwich Night Menus (Pg. 7)
Scholarship (Pg. 6)
Secretary Notes (Pg. 2)
Special Children’s Com. (Pg. 5)
Trustees Corner (Pg. 2)
Veteran’s Field (Pg. 5)
Women’s Aux. (Pg. 4)
YAC (Pg. 3)
Ways & Means (Pg. 6) SPECIAL AFFAIRS
UPCOMING LODGE & ENTERTAINMENT COM.(Pg. 7)
MOTORCYCLE COM. SAND./SIDE (Pg. 10)
SCC BREAKFAST (Pg. 10)
QUOIT LEAGUE (Pg. 10)
AUX. AC BUS TRIP (Pg. 11)
GOLF OUTING (Pg. 9)
BLOOD DRIVE (Pg. 9)
AOH PICNIC (Pg. 8)
MC COM> “WIN a VACATION” (Pg.9)
YAC SOCCER SHOOT (Pg. 9)
LODGE PICNIC (Pg. 10)
FOOTBALL (Pg. 10)
LODGE CHARITY BALL (Pg. 11)
SYC $10,000 DINNER (Pg. 11)
YAC FISHING CONTEST (Pg. 11)
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2016- 2017 OFFICERS
VOLUME 13 ISSUE 5 Greetings Members: As we move into August, I hope all of you are managing this extreme heat, and enjoying your summer. Carol and I really enjoyed our time at the National Convention in Houston, Texas. It was extremely exciting, informative, and a lot of fun. I wish all of you could experience that kind of excitement. To see and meet Elks from all over our great nation, thousands of people with a common goal, it’s no wonder the Elks is such a great organization to be a part of. We should all stand tall and be proud of being an Elk, especially a New Jersey Elk. But be most proud of being a member of Bordentown Elks Lodge number 2085. Not only are the New
Jersey Elks well known across the nation, Bordentown Lodge is also well known across the nation. Thank you all for affording me the opportunity to represent our Lodge. Please continue to support all of our committees. AND REMEMBER, THEY CAN ALWAYS USE MORE VOLUNTEERS. PLEASE CONSIDER LENDING A HELPING HAND. Fraternally yours, Carmen Adonizio Exalted Ruler Whose Motto is: Working in Harmony for the Betterment of Those in Need.
R Members must have their membership card to enter the club. If you do not have it, you must sign the book. A guest who comes in with a member must also sign the book. The guest may stay as long as the member is present. Once the member leaves the guest must also leave. Thank you for your cooperation in the lodge rules. Pete DeLucia, Leading Knight
PER ASSOCIATION Meetings are the fourth Wednesday of each month....Our next meeting is August 24th. We cook and serve on August 24th - chicken parm sandwiches and french fries.
Fratnerally,
Jack Becker, PER
MEMBER SICK LIST
PATTI DeSANTIS, ED ROSINA, JOE DelPUP, BOB SWANSON
Heavenly Father, we ask that you grant these special people a speedy recovery and a future full of good health. Amen.
DEPARTED MEMBERS
May Almighty God grant our brothers the rewards of good life and offer comfort and solace to their bereaved families. Amen.
PLEASE, if you know of anyone who is sick, hospitalized or has passed away, notify Chaplain Dave Wriggins 694-2763 or [email protected]. It is important to us that we show respect to our Members at all times, most importantly in death. As we no longer call their names on the Roll, let us honor them one last time!
HOUSE COMMITTEE DEN
Reminder: All Regular Lodge Meetings are at 7:30pm unless otherwise noted. Ellen T. Weckenbrock BPOE 2085 Lodge Secretary 609-298-5939
REMINDER: All Committee request for Fund-raising must come to the House Committee for approval
THANK YOU, LEADING KNIGHT For hall usage contact Tony Dilemme 609-280-1320
Hi members, it has been a very hot July. I hope eve-ryone is taking it easy during the heat wave and drink-ing lots of fluids! I would like to thank the Can Do committee for the great job they are doing, the lodge is looking better every week. The trustees are looking for help on weekends for some small jobs around the lodge. Every weekend a few officers get together and pick a few jobs to do, mainly in the mornings and only for a few hours. Any member is more then welcome as we can use the help. Please contact myself or Ger-ry Vaughan, or Jack Becker to let us know if you are interested. We are going to call on Committee Chair-men that use the walk-in cooler and freezer soon so we can clean and organize the food and keep track of the date it was frozen and whom it belongs to.
Thank you
C.K. Lippincott, Chairman
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O : – Chair Walt Papp Secretary Donna Papp Entertainment meetings are held the second Monday of every month at 7:30 PM
This Month’s Events Saturday August 13 – Karaoke with Rob Saturday, August 27 - Karaoke with DJs Mark and Karen Sunday, August 28 – Lodge Picnic Country and Western Dance Every Thursday in the Upper Ballroom Upcoming Events Saturday September 10 – Karaoke with Rob Saturday, September 24 - Karaoke with DJs Mark and Karen
YOUTH ACTIVITIES
THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT
Lodge Kid’s Fishing Contest @ Northern Commu-nity Park in August, exact date to follow (See AD on Page 8) Dave Rooney, Chairman
AUDIO/VIDEO COMMITTEE
I see that everyone is enjoying the 6 TV’s. That is fan-tastic! Baseball season has begun, yes we have all the games, with our Direct TV package and Fios service there is a good chance your teams game is televised, so come on out and enjoy!
With the help of several committees the A/V committee has over $4000 toward the Surveilance System. Chairman Bill Johnson presented us with a check for $500 from the Special Youth Activities Committee and just recently a $2000.00 donation from the House Committee thanks to ER Carmen Adonizio, and his committee’s hard work last year making a record profit for the house.
More money is still needed, but with $4000 we can start to move forward with the Board of Directors in deciding what plan of action to take next.
Any committee or person who would like to help by donat-ing money is greatly appreciated.
Meetings are held on an as needed basis, anyone interested in helping with the committee can contact me @ 609 298 9191
Respectfully,
Chairman
Mickey DeSantis, PER
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WOMEN’S AUXILIARY
WOMEN’S AUXILIARY OFFICERS 2016- 2017
In last month’s bulletin, I thanked all those who helped and supported our annual auxiliary auction on June 23rd. Our event was very successful and I would like to take this opportunity to send a special thanks to the following for their gen-erosity and time: Thank you to all the committees who provided generous donations or gifts and to auxiliary officers and members, who volunteered their time, performed various tasks, shopped, and provided auction donations or gifts. Thank you Koby for creating our “Lottery Ticket Board”. It has been a great success every year. I would also like to send a “Special Thank You” to our runners: Gia Angelo; Mia Chell; Emily Ahern and Harrison Johnson who are the grandchildren of our Auxiliary Chaplain, Carol Santoro and also to Katelyn Bonatz who is the granddaughter of our Auxiliary Secretary and Leading Knight, Linda and Pete DeLucia. AC Bus Trip to Resorts Casino: Sunday, August 21st – Bus leaves at 11am sharp, returns approximately 8pm. Ticket cost: $30.00 get $25.00 back in slot coin with Resorts Card or proper identification. For reservations and information, please see or contact Charlotte Elmer at (609) 610-6779. Fundraiser – we are selling Women’s Zippered Hooded Sleeveless Sweatshirt Vests and Men’s Lined V-neck Pullover Windbreakers. See flyers for prices and sizes. Samples hanging in bar area. For orders – contact Charlotte Elmer at (609) 610-6779.
REMINDER: No summer executive and general meetings in August! We’ll resume in September.
Upcoming Events:
Auxiliary Sandwich Night – Wednesday, September 28th – Menu: Pasta dinner with homemade sauce, meatballs and sausage.
Meeting Reminder
Executive Board Meetings are the first Wednesday – 7:30pm in the Card Room (No meetings during the summer months of July and August)
General Meetings are the second Wednesday - 7:30pm in the Mirror Room
(No meetings during the summer months of July and August)
Wishing everyone a safe and fun summer!
In Friendship,
Nancy Debnarik, President
If you know of an Auxiliary member who is sick, hospitalized, or has recently passed away, please see or notify Chaplain, Carol Santoro @ 609-586-5627
President Nancy Debnarik 609-298-1421
Vice President Linda D'Amico 609-584-8803
Secretary Linda DeLucia 609 888-3374
Treasurer Patti DeSantis 609-298-9181
Conductress Joanne Jackman 609-586-1620
Chaplain Carol Santoro 609-586-5627
Parliamentarian Rosemary Becker 609-424-3167
Trustee 3 Year Carol Adonizio 609-424-3481
Trustee 2 Year Donna Papp 609-324-9501
Trustee 1 Year Charlotte Elmer 609-610-6779
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WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Chairman-Mickey DeSantis, PER Secretary- Mary Piccone Co-Chair-Rosemary Becker Treasurer-Karl Swanson
Elks Cookbook Down to the last 16, call and reserve one today!!!
Need a gift for a birthday, shower, anniversary, or need to add a little something to your gift, why not give an Elks Cook-book. Only $15.00, pick up the phone today and call Patti DeSantis 609 298 9181 to place your order. Cookbook is made up of over 140 recipes from Elk members, families and friends. Buy One Today!!! Hurry, only so many left.
Car Magnet Sale
See Mickey to purchase your Bordentown Elks Car magnet, only $5.00
Have a Fund Raising Idea?
Wam is looking for some new ideas and some new mem-bers. Why not lead a bus trip, organize a dinner or social or try a special event. All ideas will be considered, just come to our next meeting and discuss the idea. It’s that simple!
Our next meeting is August 11 at 7:30 pm
All ways and Means money goes directly to the general fund to help with the lodge’s operating expenses so that our lodg-es various committees can use their money to fund the many programs that the Bordentown Elks sponsor.
Thank you,
Mickey
MEMBERSHIP RETENTION COMMITTEE
BE PROUD TO BE AN ELK Chairperson: Mary Piccone, ....Committee Members: Jack Beck-er PER, Rosemary Becker, Ellen Weckenbrock, Pete DeLucia, , Heather Cheesman, Sue Stager Welcome to our new members: Harold Smith and Jack Warlock. Thank you to their Proposers: Christine Marie Grindlinger and William Johnson The membership committee is conducting a MEMBER INCENTIVE DRIVE. 1. The member who proposed the most initiated new mem-bers and/or reinstated members for the year April 1, 2016 to March 31, 2017 will win a free convention weekend in Wild-wood. 2. The member with the most initiated new members/reinstated members for each quarter will win a prize. The first quarter is April to June. Prize to be announced. A list of the delinquent members is posted in the pool room. Please check the list and reach out to someone you may know. Be an Ambassador for the lodge. Bring a family member and/or friend to one of our functions and promote the lodge. We are looking for existing members to join the Membership Committee. The committee meets the 3rd Wed. of the month @ 730pm.
No meeting in August. Please come out and join us. Fraternally,
Mary Piccone
Membership Committee Chairman
It is hard to believe that the summer is passing by so quickly! Before we realize it, another convention will be upon us. So on that note....we will be having our first convention committee meeting on Tuesday August 2, 2016 at 7:30 p.m. This is new committee for conven-tion 2017. We are extending an open invitation to any and all interested members to join us. Remember, the convention is for all of us, so please come and become a part of planning. Our sandwich night will be held on Wednesday, August 17th. We will be serving sausage with peppers and onions and macaroni salad. We will start off with a fresh garden salad filled with Jersey fresh good-ies. Remember, our chefs are cordon bleu trained........ almost. Hope you continue to stay cool and enjoy the delights summer has to offer. Looking forward to seeing you on the 2nd. Fraternally, Gerry Vaughan, Chairman Jack Becker, Co-Chairman
CONVENTION CORNER 2017
We are in need of a chairperson for
Public Relations Committee.
If anyone is interested and would like more information please contact
Carmen at 954-7439
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SPECIAL CHILDREN’S VENUE
We have a South West District Clothing drive on August 8th. I thank everyone who has donated so far. If you have any clothes please leave them in the back door way next to the handicap equip-ment. I will be taking them on Monday, August 8th.
Our next breakfast will be September 18th. It will be changing to all you can eat buffet.
Be on the look out for our Charity Ball tickets, they will be $25 each. The Charity Ball will be held September 24th.
Fraternally, Kyle Wisn, Chairman
VETERAN’S FIELD
Veterans Bus trip to Delaware Park, September 3rd. Bus leaves at 10am pay $35 get $30back. See Charlotte Elmer for reservations. Americanism Signers of the Declaration of Independence Have you ever wondered what happened to the 56 men who signed the Declaration of Independence? Their story. . . Five signers were captured by the British as traitors, and tortured before they died. Twelve had their homes ran-sacked and burned. Two lost their sons serving in the Revolutionary Army; another had two sons captured. Nine of the 56 fought and died from wounds or hardships of the Revolutionary War. They signed and they pledged their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor. What kind of men were they? Twenty-four were lawyers and jurists. Eleven were merchants. Nine were farmers and large plantation owners; men of means, well educat-ed. But they signed the Declaration of Independence knowing full well that the penalty would be death if they were captured. Carter Braxton of Virginia, a wealthy planter and trader, saw his ships swept from the seas by the British Navy. He sold his home and properties to pay his debts, and died in rags. Thomas McKeam was so hounded by the British that he was forced to move his family almost constantly. He served in the Congress with-out pay, and his family was kept in hiding. His posses-sions were taken from him, and poverty was his reward. Vandals or soldiers looted the properties of Dillery, Hall, Clymer, Walton , Gwinnett, Heyward, Ruttledge, and Mid-dleton. At the battle of Yorktown, Thomas Nelson, Jr., noted that the British General Cornwallis had taken over the Nelson home for his headquarters. He quietly urged General George Washington to open fire. The home was destroyed, and Nelson died bankrupt. Francis Lewis had his home and properties destroyed. The enemy jailed his wife, and she died within a few months. John Hart was driven from his wife's bedside as she was dying. Their 13 children fled for their lives. His fields and his gristmill were laid to waste. For more than a year he lived in forests and caves, returning home to find his wife dead and his chil-dren vanished. So, having enjoyed your 4th of July holi-day, take a few minutes and silently thank these patriots. It's not much to ask for the price they paid. Remember: FREEDOM IS NOT FREE As always, thanks to all who have donated coupons, thanks to all who support our 1st Wednesday of the month dinners and thanks to all faithful bingo players who sup-port our bingo ticket sales. We could not do what we do without your support. Ongoing projects:*Collecting sample size toiletries, books, batteries, CD’s, DVD’s and all occasion greeting cards for Vineland and the troops and The Mission of Hon-or donations. . Also, manufacturer’s coupons to send to our enlisted families overseas. They can be 1 – 2 months past date when we send them. If you could take a few minutes, cut them out and divide them between food (anything you swallow, meds, etc.) and non food it would be a great help
Jim Sharpe – Veterans Sharon Sharpe - Americanism
Public Relations is looking forward to sharing with our community the wonderful events the hardworking committees are hosting! To do this we need infor-mation well before an event. To help we created a form that is on the bulletin boards, in the bar and it can be emailed to anyone. ANY FORMAT WITH THIS INFORMATION WILL WORK The form shows you what information we need. For ease on the committees it does not need to be this exact form, if the committee would prefer to give me a flyer they have, email me or drop the information in the mailbox that would be greatly appreciated!
PUBLIC RELATIONS
Winner of Vet. Com. Patriotic Basket Raffle was Lloyd Errickson, Congratulations. Thanks to all who helped us, donating to the “Basket” and purchasing tickets and thanks, Charlotte for overseeing the project. NOTE: August Vet, Sandwich nite will be Wednesday the 9th, only for this month is it switched.
SANDWICH NIGHT MENUS - 6pm - 8pm August 3, 2016 Cheesesteaks or Pork Roll Sandwiches FF, Dessert - House Committee August 10 2016 Beef or Chicken Taco Bowls - Vet. Com. August 17, 2016 Sausage, peppers, onions, macaroni salad - Convention Com. August 24, 2016 Meatloaf, roasted potato, vegetable Motorcycle Com. August 31, 2016 Chicken Parm. Sandwiches, French fries - PER Assn.
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ELK OF THE MONTH
APRIL 2016 - LINDA DeLUCIA OCTOBER 2016 -
MAY 2016 - DAN PARROTTA NOVEMBER 2016 -
JUNE 2016 - KARL KLEIN DECEMBER 2016 -
JULY 2016 - WALT PAPP JANUARY 2017 -
AUGUST 2016 - FEBRUARY 2017 -
SEPTEMBER 2016 - MARCH 2017 -
UPCOMING LODGE EVENTS 2016
AUGUST 2016 SEPTEMBER 2016 OCTOBER 2016
3RD VET. COM. DELAWARE CASINO TRIP
16th LODGE GOLF OUTING 6TH SYAC $10,000 DINNER
14TH YAC FISHING CONTEST 18TH SCC BREAKFAST
21ST WOM. AUXILLIARY RESORTS CASINO BUS TRIP
24TH LODGE CHARITY BALL
28TH LODGE PICNIC
29th BLOOD DRIVE @ LODGE
MOTORCYCLE COMMITTEE
P : Jack Becker Jr. S : Rosemary Becker V.P. Tom Lipsett S . A A : W P M : Dan & Diane Blanchard, Denice Becker, Sandy Piel, Chuck Maxwell, CK Lippincott, Bob Lipsett, Phil Tyler; Pat Gore In July, we participated in 2 fundraiser events. One for Special Children at Manahawkin Lodge and One for the NJ Elks SCC at the State Fair. For these events, we traveled over 700 miles round trip and donated approximately $200. We will be attending one of the biggest fundraisers for the Miracle Run for Special Children at Camp Moore on July 31st at Pompton Lakes and we will be do-nating over $500. We have our own Motorcycle Tee shirts for sale. $15-17 in stock. Please contact Jack Becker Sr at 609-915-6815 to purchase a tee shirt. We are serving dinner on Wednesday Aug. 24th - baked chicken leg, rice, corn. Please come out and enjoy a good home cooked meal. If anyone would like to contribute to any of our events, please submit any donations to Check made payable to Bordentown Elks 2085. Thank you in advance for your support. WE WILL NOT BE SERVING THURSDAY NIGHT SANDWICH PLATTER IN JULY AND AUGUST. THANK YOU TO ALL WHO SUPPORTED THIS FUNDRAISING EVENT The committee meets the second Tuesday of the month. Fraternally, Jack Becker Jr, President of MC
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Army of Hope (AOH) News
Saturday, August 13th and Sunday, August 14th: Southwest District AOH/Homeless Vets Shake-a-Can held at Lumberton, NJ Wal-Mart - 9am – 5pm both days!
Sunday, Sep 11th: AOH annual picnic at Lacey Lodge. The SWD Veterans Chairman, Jim Sharpe is selling the tickets. $25.00 pp.
Fraternally, Hank Elmer, Chairperson
SAVE THE DATE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2015
BORDENTOWN LODGE VETERAN’S COMMITTEE BUS TRIP
DELAWARE PARK RACETRACK & CASINO Live flats horseracing: Post Time 1:15 p.m. Large selection of slots machines (2,500) plus poker room & table games Multiple Restaurants Open on Race Days: Terrace Dining Room overlooking the racing action. Every seat has a perfect view of the track and a per-sonal tabletop.
Bus departs 10 am sharp. From Lodge, Arrive Delaware Park approx 11:30 a.m.
Depart from Delaware Park 6 p.m. Bus returns approximately 7:30 p.m.
Cost: $35.00. CASINO OFFER: $30 IN SLOT PLAY.
PAYMENT REQUIRED FOR RESERVATIONS. All passengers need to provide complete name, address, and date of birth as per Government Issued ID BY 8/20. Must bring ID to receive slot play.
See or contact Charlotte Elmer @ 609-610-6779
THANKS SWANNY FOR THE MEMORIES
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BORDENTOWN ELKS GOLF OUTING FRIDAY, September 16, 2016 Rancocas Golf Course $95 PER PERSON
11:30 am – REFRESHMENTS & BOX LUNCH DRIVING RANGE OPEN – NO CHARGE
1:00 pm SHOT GUN START LONGEST DRIVE 50/50 PAR THREE
CLOSEST TO THE PIN “HOLE IN ONE”- car (sponsored by Lucas Chevy)
“HOLE-IN-ONE” - $1,000 (SPONSORED BY BILL SCANNON)
6:30 PM AT THE LODGE– STEAK DINNER, DOOR PRIZES & AWARDS
Note: A) You can give blood every 56 days; B) Bring a driver's license, or other approved form of identification; and
C) Drink plenty of fluids before your appointment.
Make your appointment on the Elks Red Cross Blood Drive site: www.redcrossblood.org
"WIN A VACATON"
$2500 Vacation Voucher with Travel by Kent
Sponsored by the Motorcycle Committee PLACE: Bordentown Elks (Lower Ballroom) 11 Amboy Rd Bordentown, NJ 08505 609-298-2085 DATE: Saturday, November 19, 2016 7 - 11 pm COST: $70 (admission for two) FOOD: Catered by Pete's Cash Bar MUSIC by:
For Tickets,
Call Jack Becker Jr 609-947-4615 Only 150 tickets sold
YAC SOCCER SHOOT
SEPTEMBER 10, 2016 9AM TILL 1PM AT FRIENDSHIP FIELD
HOOP SHOOT DETAILS TO FOLLOW LATER
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S.C.C BREAKFAST
NO BREAKFAST UNTIL SEPTEMBER
8:30 AM - 11:00 AM
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
SPECIAL MENU ITEM EACH MONTH
We will be serving Breakfast every month on the 3rd Sunday. September we will start an “All You Can Eat Buffet”. All monies raised support the Special Children’s Committee.
For more information please contact
T P (609) 462 - 3758
H B -!
MOTORCYCLE COMMITTEE THURSDAYS SANDWICH & A SIDE $5.00
6PM - 8PM
THURSDAY NIGHT $5 PLATTERS
IS CANCELLED FOR
JULY & AUGUST
THE MOTORCYCLE COMMITTEE THANKS YOU FOR YOU SUPPORT
Quoit League The Quoit League is playing Thursdays at 7 pm.
If you are interested in joining,
CONTACT: Jack Becker, Jr. at 609 947-4615
SUNDAY AUGUST 28TH 1PM - 6PM
Great picnic fare, music, and games for the kids and adults.
Sign-up for our annual Pie contest and don’t forget to decorate your tent or picnic area.
Tickets on Sale through August 21st—see Walt for Tickets
Lodge members and spouses - $10
Children ages 5-12 $5, under 5 free
Non-Members $15
FOOTBALL SUNDAYS AT THE LODGE
Six TVs with DirecTV NFL Ticket Package
Happy Hour prices during the gamesBAR HOURS – 12 pm UNTIL THE
END OF THE 4:00 PM GAME
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Women's Auxiliary BPOE #2085 ATLANTIC CITY B U S T R I P
RESORTS CASINO S U N D A Y, AUGUST 21, 2016
Bus leaves Bordentown Elks Lodge at 11 am sharp
Bus returns to Bordentown Elks Lodge approximately 8 pm
Ticket Cost: $30.00***$25.00 back in slot coin with
RESORTS Card or proper identification
For reservations and information, see or contact Charlotte Elmer @
609-610-6779
PAID IN FULL by AUGUST 7TH
Bordentown Elks Lodge 2085
Youth Activities Committee
Annual Kids Fishing Contest
AUGUST 14th 2pm - 4pm
Free to Kids 12 Years Old and Under
PRIZES to be awarded for each category
NORTHERN COMMUNITY PARK
GROVEVILLE RD. BORDENTOWN, NJ
BRING YOUR OWN TACKLE
Contact DAVE ROONEY
(609) 610 - 2358
SPECIAL YOUTH AND CHARITIES COMMITTEE
Sponsors
$10,000.00 DINNER October 6, 2016
“$150.00 per ticket” only 150 tickets sold
Includes
One Dinner and Cocktails
6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
For Tickets, call:
Bill Johnson 712-5955
Mike Kobylinski 758-3710
C.K. Lippincott 658-6063
John Tyrell 298-6064
George Grondski 802-8812
Five (5) $250.00 cash prizes
BORDENTOWN LODGE 2085 SPECIAL CHILDREN’S COMMITTEE
