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hours of 5 and 6 PM. You must be seated before 6:00PM. The VP Visitation is scheduled for the 18th of July, we will have to start planning for this event. We want his visit to be a success.

Fraternally yours,

Gary Bruno

Exalted Rulers Message

The month of May was a very busy and success-ful month for our Lodge. We began the month by do-nating canapés and appetizers to the dinner dance for the Battered Women of Flagler

County which was held here on May 2nd. Mother’s Day was a small but pleasing sit-down dinner on May 10th. The Ladies Auxiliary held their “Spring Fling” Din-ner Dance on May 16th a good time was had by all. On behalf of the Lodge I would like to thank Jon Netts, Jim Canfield, Chris Kelly, Andy Jekabson and the Cen-tral Florida Chapter Local 3 IBEW Retir-ees Assoc. represented by John Greco, for their generous donation which enabled us to purchase space on the Palm Coast Wel-come sign. The actual sign was donated by Lew Calobrisi, Tom Hoffmann and myself. The sign will be located on Palm Coast Parkway East. Located just past US1. April ended with all our income producing units in the “black” once again. This shows we are doing the right things. This should be another busy month. June 6th is the Ladies Auxiliary, “Luau”. June 13th is “Flag Day”, June 20th the Lodge Picnic and June 27th , “New Members” Dinner Dance. Look for more details in other pages of this News-letter. We need your support if we are to continue to be successful. The “Flag Day” Ceremony has always been impressive and moving, mark your calendars to bring your friends and neighbors. We offer a free light lunch after the ceremony. Beginning in June we will offer an “Early Bird” special menu. Chef Vin-nie will be offering three Specials Meals, each at the phenomenal price of $6.95. He will be offering these meals between the

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There were 39 Members who attended our May meeting and the pouring rain probably kept some mem-bers from attending. We currently have 144 Paid Members. Tom Mayne, from the STARR program gave a very informa-tive talk about home safety and many of us signed up to have our homes in-spected. This is a free Community Ser-vice and if anyone is interested please call me and I can let you know how to contact him. We received a letter from the Florida Elks Association thanking us for our generous donation of $500, and this money goes to help the Harry Anna Trust Fund and support the Youth Camp. Without our Fund raising events we would not be able to make these donations, and that is why we need you to come out and help with upcoming events. Carol Mayor read some more of the By-Laws and we are so fortunate to have someone with so much experience. She suggested that we need to update some of the wording, so we will work on this, and make any changes after we have gone through all the By-Laws. Pat Maurer had a Craft Meeting on May 13th, with only one person attending. The next meeting will be June 10th. Please call her if you

have any questions and let her know if you are making items for the Craft Fair. The Spring Fling was lots of fun, and everyone enjoyed the music of Nostalgia. Thanks to all the people who made this a success and also at-tended the dance. To Jan Hylander, for the creative table decorations, to Vinnie and all the volunteers who worked in the Kitchen and of course the wait-resses who always do an outstanding job. We will have our Luau on June 6th so please come dressed in your Hawai-ian outfits and enjoy another fun eve-ning. This will be our last event before the well deserved Summer Break. June 13th is Flag Day and we need some volunteers to help carry the Flags at the Lodge Ceremony. If you are interested in helping with this, please call Brenda Crosby. The Lodge Picnic will be held on June 20th. We will continue to collect food for the Food Bank and request that you bring one item to the Meetings to be donated. We also have a jar for “Loose Change”, and that will also be contributed to the Food Bank. Trudy Trowbridge and Helen Callahan have agreed to Chair the Fashion Show again next year. They did an outstanding job with this years show. Thank you both. We still need some volunteers to Chair the Card Party in November. Also if anyone knows how to organize a Military Bridge, please let me know. I will not be at the June Meeting; Brenda, our Vice President will preside over the meeting. Please come out and support her. There will not be a speaker at the June meeting, we will have our Ice Cream Social. I would like to wish every-one a Safe and Happy Summer. Enjoy this time, travels and visiting with fam-ily. Please come back in September refreshed and ready to volunteer and support our Ladies Auxiliary.

Respectfully,

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Secretary’s Corner

No. of Members on 4/01/2008 863

Increases Decreases Initiated 87 Dropped 57 Affiliated 20 Transferred Out 3 Reinstated 7 Absolute Dimit 2 Deaths 21 Expelled 0 Sub Total 114 Sub Total 83 Lapsation Rate 14.25 % Application on Hand 26 No. of Members on 05/15/2009 894

Proposition for membership As of May 15, 2009

Candidate Proposed by:

Thomas Coleman Lewis Calobrisi Thomas Barrett Harry Lydecker John T. Akehurst Frank Wojciechowski Mark Ferraz Thomas Brand William Ernul Transfer dimit Donna Heater Transfer dimit John Pollinger Transfer dimit Rex Clevenger Transfer dimit James Nichols Transfer dimit

• I want to remind all our members that it is necessary to sign in your guest . Guest must be ac-companied with an active member at all times.

• There will be an election at the meeting of June 1st. This will be to fill the Chair of the Two Year Trustee which has become vacant.

• Also at the June 1st meeting we will be voting on the Life Membership for Raymond Boyle.

Fraternally, Diana Kaminski (Secretary)

Lodge Membership Statistics

Wallace L. Hich, Jr. 40 Elk Years Samuel R. Halley 41 Elk Years Alexander J. Saccavino 41 Elk Years

Robert W. McCarthy 42 Elk Years Linwood A. Simmons 45 Elk Years Edward Clark 46 Elk Years Francis J. Plante 47 Elk Years Livio J. Raffio 47 Elk Years Elmer C. Stainbrook 50 Elk Years

Raymond Colandea 54 Elk Years Frank M. Fonte 56 Elk Years Charles J. Hoey 57 Elk Years

June’s Elk Anniversaries:

“The Pillars of Our Lodge”

Your Green Team would like to remind you to manually turn

off those sprinklers now that we are entering . . . THE RAINY SEA-

SON . Don't take it for granted that your rain sensor is working

properly. Let's conserve our FLORIDA GOLD FLORIDA GOLD FLORIDA GOLD FLORIDA GOLD (water).

Proposed for Membership

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To Our June Birthdays 1 JOHNSON, FERNE M LISTON, THOMAS J.

2 COOMBS, RICHARD

NETTS, JONATHAN S SOFIANOS, THEODORE

3 AMODIO, CHESTER

BETTINELLI, BERNARD ERNST, JOHN H

4 CONRAD, JAMES R

CORSILLO, FRANK 5 DONLAN, PETER J

GIORDANO, PER, PETER

6 BLAKE, JOSEPH KRONEN, ROBIN

7 KLOFANDA, RICHARD E

8 FESMIRE, JOHN L 9 EAGAN, LAWRENCE

11 CLYMER, KENNETH J

12 GULOTTA, ANDREW J LATORRE, JOAN E

MICHAUD, CHARLES R

13 FITZGERALD, JOHN 14 FRASK, THEODORE

HAUPTHOFF, WILFRED

LEIPFERT, ROBERT B MATUSZCZAK, MICHAEL E

15 MCDERMOTT, JOHN F

15 REED, NORMAN 16 BUFALIERI, P. V

MONACO SR., JOSEPH M

RAGAZZO, JAMES A RHOADS, ROBERT

SALTHOUSE, ROY

17 BERMAN, ALAN J BINNING, BRIAN M

BRUNO, GARY R

SMITH, G R SMITH, WILLIAM FRANK

18 COOK, SR., RICHARD M

COPPOLA, MR JOSEPH KNAPP, ROBERT

MCBRIDE, DAVID

19 FARRELL, GEORGE J GRANIE, LEONARD

RICCI, ALFRED

SANTOMENNO, JOHN SCIFO, JOHN M

WALENZA, STANLEY

20 RICHARDSON, WILLIAM J 21 LITWAK, MARTIN

MCHUGH, JOSEPH A

RAYBON, JOHN R WALL, THOMAS OSBORNE

WATSON, DENISE

22 THOMANN, RAYMOND J 23 BOHN, LOUIS

DENVIR, JOHN W

HAMMILL, MICHAEL JEKABSONS, ANDRIS

LAUF, SR, CHARLES H

24 CALLENDRELLO, CHARLES CARLSON, JUNE S

KUHN, FRANK

O'CONNOR, RICHARD W VASTANO, ROSANNE

25 LAMBERT, DOUGLAS K

LAWRENCE, ROBERT W MASHAMESH, ROBERT

MAXIM, ARTHUR M

26 BEYER, AL CLICKARD, GARY

TONKIN, THOMAS G

27 SMITH, RUSSELL WALDMAN, SYLVIA A

28 BRAND, MARY

CERULLO, SUSANNE LANG, ROBERT E

30 BUSAM, ROBERT

HALL, ROGER L

Summer Lunch Special

Wednesday Lunch Buffet

Price Reduction

Members: $6.95 Guests: $7.95

• Includes Coffee and Iced Tea • Regular Menu not Available

Our annual Flag Day ceremony will take place on June 13th at 11:00 a.m., with a light lunch to follow. This ceremony is open to the public and there is no charge. Invite your friends and neighbors to attend.

If anyone has an American flag with historic signifi-cance or a personal story of interest behind it, please bring it to the lodge by 10:00 a.m. on June 13th, with a typed expla-nation. We will display them for everyone to see.

Questions contact Betty Elman, PER, 447-1166

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(Buy Your Tickets Accordingly)

Tickets For Affairs And Dances Are Available At The Lodge From The Administrator:

Monday And Thursday 9am-2pm. Tuesday, Wednesday And Friday 9am-12 Noon.

Tickets are No Longer Be Available From The Bar Tender.

June

Monday 1: ELK Meeting (7:30 PM) Saturday 6: Adopt-a-Road Pick-up (8:00 AM) LUAU Dance (5:30 PM)

Monday 8: Trustees Meeting (10:15 AM) Ladies Aux Meeting (7:00 PM) House Committee Meeting (6:30 PM) Thursday 11: Indoctrination (7:30) Saturday 13: Flag Ceremony (11:00 AM) Monday 15: ELK Meeting (7:30 PM) Saturday 20: Lodge Picnic (12:00 Noon) Monday 22: Trustees Meeting (10:15 AM) House Committee Meeting (7:00 PM)

Saturday 27: New Member Dance (5:30 PM)

June 29 thru July 5 Lodge closed

July

Saturday 18: VP Visitation (5:30 PM)

Upcoming Events

“This and That”

By Jack Konrad

In June we celebrate Flag Day and fathers day. Fa-therhood basically is a long battle to make a dependent inde-pendent. It is a steady battle to keep the next generation from making the last generation’s mistakes and to change the gen-eration gap into a generation bond. All of us are children, many of us in our time become father, grand fathers and even great-grandfathers. Some of us have the happy occasion to salute or be saluted by another generation along the way, some of us are chips off the old block and some of us are regarded more as splinters. But all of us can join in saluting fatherhood. Cele-brate the joy of knowing that somehow or other we helped to bring up somebody of whom we can be proud, and/or fond; and who is proud of and concerned about us! … Nobody knows who devised the first flag, but there is a myth telling how it happened. Seems that one warrior got hurt in a fight between two tribes and held up his bloody garment to show that he needed help, and everybody followed him. That’s why so many flags are red… Our new elementary school was raising the American flag for the first time. To make the day special, we invited the Marine Corps color guard to come out and perform the duty for us. The day before the ceremony, after giving directions, our secretary asked whether the ser-geant was sending Marines who liked children. After a brief

pause he replied, “Ma’am, if I tell them to like children, they will like children...

In the Elks the proper way to salute the flag is as fol-lows: The hand should be held flat with the thumb hidden

in the palm and placed over the heart. A first grade teacher had her hands full on the first

day of school. At one point she had them recite the Pledge Al-legiance “Stand and place your hand over your heart,” she in-structed. Little Susie stood but put her hand on her backside. “Susie,” the teacher said, “You are supposed to put your hand over your heart.” “But I am,” protested Susie. “No, your heart is in your chest, not back there.” “No it’s not,” Susie explained. “When my grandma comes to my house, she holds me, rocks me, pats me back there and says, ‘Bless your little heart…

Don’t drink and drive. Instead, the next time you get too drunk to drive, walk into a local Dominos and order a pizza. Then when they go to deliver it, ask for a ride home… I don’t like the idea that people can call you in your car. I think there’s news you shouldn’t get at seventy miles and hour. “Pregnant? Whoa!”… I get very unnerved by the way people drive down here. They drive slow and they sit low. The state flag should be just a steering wheel with a hat and two knuck-les on each side of it….

So long for now brothers and sisters, and remember: There are worse things than getting a call for a wrong number at 3 a.m. It could be the right number…

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Exalted Ruler: Gary Bruno 445-3209 Accident Prevention Jerry Guy 503-1026

Est. Leading Knight: Tom Hoffmann, PER 445-9191 Administrators Dale Baker 445-8393

Est. Loyal Knight: Jerry Guy 503-1026 Adopt-a-road Bill Timoney 445-4952

Est. Lecturing Knight: Jerry Dickens 986-1056 Americanism Jerry Guy 503-1026

Secretary: Diana Kaminski 447-7708 Auditing Ray Romash 446-1401

Treasurer: Rick Trowbridge 338-1933 Banquet Manager Roseanne Conklin 446-5815

Esquire: Bruce Kane, PER 446-5863 Bereavement Betty Elman, PER 447-1166

Chaplain: Jim Bolling 246-5255 Beverage Vincent Gough, PER 447-4177

Inner Guard: Fred Szwed 986-3075 Bingo George Pines, PER 445-3848

Tiller: Sandy Petty 446-2220 Judy Hartfelder 945-7315

Organist: Peter Trubeck 446-0610 Building Maintenance Vin Sappuo Sr, PER 671-0364

Boy Scouts Charlie Cohen, PER 447-3082

Bulletin Advertising Eleanor Ritchie 446-0655

Brian McNulty One Year 446-8591 Bulletin Editor John Brailsford/ 986-4549

Charlie Cohen, PER Two Year (acting) 447-3082 Mark Fontana 446-8818

Vincent Sappupo Sr., PER Three Year 671-0364 Community Activities Eleanor Ritchie 446-0655

George Pines, PER Four Year: 445-3848 Cruise Club Lenny Dobis, PER 445-9394

Thomas Brand, PER Five Year 446-9628 Drug Awareness Jerry Dickens/ 986-1056

Drug Awareness Carlo Celico 437-3995

ELK Accessories Charlie Cohen, PER 447-3082

President: Pat Leipfert 445-9418 ELKS Nat.Foundation Vincent Gough, PER 447-4177

Vice President: Brenda Crosby 445-0381 FL ELKS Youth Camp Mary Miele 445-3942

Treasurer: Suzanne Gaguzis 597-6543 Flag Day Betty Elman, PER 447-1166

Recording Secretary: Flo Pines 445-3848 Funeral Services Jack Konrad 445-7708

Financial Secretary: Pat Maurer 437-1532 Government Relations Tom Hoffmann, PER 445-9191

Chaplain: Ellen Lydecker 586-7994 Green Team Mike Binning 447-8690

Grounds Richard Schmied 446-0360

Harry-Anna Trust Vincent Gough, PER 447-4177

Monday 01 Corky McMullen 986-3123 Hoop Shoot Ken Mazzi/ 206-1870

Tuesday 02 Ernie Graeper 446-4419 Jerry Dickens 986-1056

Wednesday 03 Dick Thiele 446-6102 Indoctrination Brian McNulty 446-8591

Thursday 04 Art Mikkelsen 446-1579 Investigation Sandy Petty 446-2220

Friday 05 Bob Brogan 445-5144 Eleanor Ritchie 446-0655

Monday 08 Mike Bell 904-471-8812 Ernie Graeper 446-4419

Tuesday 09 Ernie Graeper 446-4419 Kitchen Tom Brand, PER 446-9628

Wednesday 10 Dale Baker 445-8393 Lodge Activities Arnold Levine 446-1906

Thursday 11 Cliff Lowenstein 446-8861 Lodge Advisor Tom Hoffmann, PER 445-9191

Friday 12 Charlie DeBonet 446-3676 Lodge Mediator Tom Brand, PER 446-9628

Monday 15 Cliff Lowenstein 446-8861 Membership/Lapsation Diana Kaminski 447-7708

Tuesday 16 Bob Trowbridge 446-9555 Memorial Service Betty Elman, PER 447-1166

Wednesday 17 Vern Romero 447-8677 Presiding Justice Geoff Dobson,

Thursday 18 Dale Baker 445-8393 Atty. at Law

Friday 19 Bob Brogan 445-5144 Jeannie Fontana 446-8818

Monday 22 Mike Bell 904-471-8812

Tuesday 23 Joe Cigas 445-8812 Scholarships Mary Miele 445-3942

Wednesday 24 Dick Thiele 446-6102 Tables Fred Szwed 986-3075

Thursday 25 Des McMahon 671-2717 Veteran’s Services Jerry Guy 503-1026

Friday 26 Charlie DeBonet 446-3676

Monday 29 Corky McMullen 986-3123

Tuesday 30 Dale Baker 445-8393

Thanks Viv

Vivian continues to up-date the Lodge’s blog often with

information on the Lodge and its coming events. She posts

many photos of events that have already taken place.

Committee Chairs for the Year 2009 - 2010

Publicity / Public

Relations

Vivian’s Blog

www.bpoelks2709pr.blogspot.com

Palm Coast Officers for the Year 2009 - 2010

Palm Coast Trustees for the Year 2009 - 2010

Ladies Auxiliary for the Year 2009 - 2010

June Administrators

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