T H E A L E R TT H E A L E R T ISSUE #107 Green Valley American Legion Post #66, Inc. APRIL/MAY 2013

LEGION

ALBERTSON, WILLIAM ANDERSON, ALAN BATES, WILLIAM BERATTO, LEONARD CONLEY, DONNA CREAGER, JOHN FINLEY, DARYL GAITHER, DANIEL GOMEZ, STEVE HAEGELE, SANDRA HERNANDEZ, JAIME LARSEN, JOHN MAIS, JIM MAJUTA, DAMIAN MARBERG, DONALD MCCORMICK, EARL PETERSON, BARBARA PHILLIPS, PAUL PRITCHARD, NORMAN ROESKE, RANDALL SHURSON, GARY

TRANSFERS

BOOTH, RICHARD HENDERSHOT, DANIEL MINNICK, ROBERT

AUXILIARY

BROWN, ALICIA DIGBY, CAROLYN DREY, SARA GLEASON, ELAINE GRESHAM, SHIRLEY KLAPPERICH, JANE MATTHEWS, ELIZABETH MCCREARY, JERRALEE MESSINGER, KAREN MILLER, TRACEY PERRY, DIANNA WOOD, ELAINE

TRANSFERS

GLIME, MARILYN TOMASEK, DONNA

SAL

CURRAN, TON MANCERI, FRANK PEELMAN, KIRK PITRELLO, PAT THOMPSON, KIRK VANLIESHOUT, DAVID

TRANSFERS

LONG, JAMES SIMS, KEARY SR.

Taps

WELCOME TO POST 66, UNIT 66, AND SQUADRON 66

Robert Bardon

Glenn Brown

Harry Host

Bob Joling

Francis Murray

Eugene Smith

Hervey Spencer

William Hennigar

From the Adjutant Article VI, Section 4. According to our

constitutional by-laws, the Executive Board

has the overall responsibility for the opera-

tion and management of the Post 66 lounge

and all other facilities on the property.

This brings us to the struggle we have had

to get a quorum for our monthly membership

meetings. With over 1300 members we need

only 13 members to conduct a meeting. (This

number cannot include E-Board members.)

In order for the E Board to conduct cer-

tain business, we need approval from the

membership. The meeting usually lasts no

more than 30-45 minutes and is once a month.

I would like to encourage members to please

attend some meetings so your voice may be

heard.

For God and Country Pat Pitrello

Election of Legion E-Board

members will be:

Monday, April 8,

2 to 6 pm

Tuesday, April 9

11 am—2 pm

2013 OFFICERS

Executive Board Commander – Bill Lampright 393-0331

Adjutant - Pat Pitrello 370-1383

1st Vice Commander – Phillip Carper 342-8202

2nd Vice Commander– Michael Hale 203-8330

Finance Officer - Dan Kirkland 405-1302

Sgt. At Arms - Steve Krause 920-270-2857

Judge Advocate - Lynn Ilg 289-3535

3 yr—Tom Curran 393-0331

2 yr – Harry Cook 625-7933

1 yr - Dan Spagnoletti 241-6876

Appointed Positions and Committees

Service Officer - Nena Sanchez 638-2157

Chaplain - Steve McNeely 625-6679

House Committee - Harry Cook 625-7933

Building Facilities—Steve Krause 920-270-2857

Alert Editor - Diane Fitzgarrald 393-0331

Web Site Manager—Diane Fitzgarrald 393-0331

Staff

Office Manager - Diane Fitzgarrald 393-0331

Food & Beverage Mgr-Jennifer Lawson 399-3604

Auxiliary Officers

President - Jo Ann Cook 625-7933

1st Vice - Diane Fitzgarrald 393-0331

2nd Vice – Gloria Combs 425-418-0899

Secretary - Shirley Hemmer 393-1876

Treasurer - Doris Smith 393-0763

Sgt. At Arms - Katherine Schuetz 399-9443

3 yr—Linda Jorn 648-1542

2 yr - MJ Gooch 850-9655

1 yr - Fran Kelly 399-2376

Member at Large—Mickey Minton 393-8282

Chaplain—Ruth Taylor 908-1312

Sons Of The American Legion Officers Squadron Commander - Larry Hisman 625-8609

Adjutant - Bill Heaslip 399-1759

1st Vice Commander - John Johnston 625-5330

American Legion Riders

President—Jim Bellotty (509) 768-4589

Vice President—Dave Palmer 625-5234

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SAL News…. Finally, some nice weather! It was a tough winter. It’s

great to have less wind, see more sun and fewer clouds and

be able to get the shorts out again.

Across the country on Saturday, May 18, the 350,000

members of the Sons of the American Legion will hold an

APPRECIATION DAY for Post 66 veterans to thank

them for what they have and continue to do for our coun-

try.

That same day, the 242 members of SAL Squadron 66

will hold a short program and a free breakfast for our Post

66 veterans and their guest. It will begin at 9 am and will

include a complimentary beverage and door prizes. One of

the menu items is sure to bring back memories.

Tickets (limit 2) will be available after April 1 from the

office or bartenders. Bring your 2013 membership card.

TICKETS WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE ON MAY 18!! Any questions, call Al Fisch, 399-2374, Larry Hisman,

625-8609, or Bill Heaslip, 399-1759.

SAL members who want to help should contact any of

the above.

Membership

Through February we had 243 members! This already

exceeds our target for 2013. Thanks to all of you who

have renewed your membership and for bringing in friends

and family that qualify. We’ve seen a 28% increase in

membership over the past 3 years!

“The Wall”

Hopefully, by now we’re making progress on our sec-

tion of the new wall decorations in the hall. Stop by and

take a look—it’s on the right side of the hall as you face

the stage. If you have anything you would like to share for

display (articles or displays about the SAL or pictures of

SAL members “in action” around the Post), please contact

me at 625-8609. We’d especially like to have pictures of

your military parents or grandparents.

Volunteers

We have a special need for 3-4 volunteers to cook ba-

con and sausage for use in our Breakfast in a Bag events.

It would be only once a month and takes 3-4 hours. Please

contact me or Jennifer Lawson if you can help.

I hope you have a good spring/summer and I look for-

ward to seeing you at the Post!

For God and Country,

Larry Hisman

Absolutely NO outside food or

beverages allowed in the lounge!

AUXILIARY DATES TO REMEMBER

EVERY WEEK Thursday dinner 5:00 pm till gone Friday lunch 11:00 –1:00 pm (volunteers needed, call Jo Ann Cook 625-7933) EVERY SATURDAY BAR BINGO 1 pm in the lounge (volunteers needed, call M J Gooch 850-9655)

Apr 16 AUXILIARY MEETING AT 2 PM

Apr 17 Spaghetti Dinner, volunteers needed, call Joyce Hansen

495-4453

May 21 AUXILIARY MEETING AT 2 PM, refreshments to

follow

May 15 Spaghetti Dinner, volunteers needed, call Joyce Hansen

495-4453

Check out our Saturday night taco specials.

PLAN TO ATTEND THE AUXILIARY MEETINGS

HELD ON THE 3RD TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 2 PM.

SPECIAL EVENTS WILL BE UPDATED AS DETAILS

ARE CONFIRMED

CHECK THE “ALERT” NEWSLETTER OR THE POST WEB SITE

AT : WWW.AMLEGPOST66.ORG

Looking for something to volunteer for?

Breakfast volunteers are needed, call Ruth Taylor at

908-1312

Auxiliary News

Greetings from the Auxiliary!

This year is flying by. We will elect a new Aux-

iliary President this spring. Let’s get behind this

member and give her all your support. Our mem-

bership is at 91%. We have a great Auxiliary!

I want to thank all of our volunteers who help

with special events, Thursday dinners, Friday

lunches, and tacos on Saturday nights.

We had another great Mardi Gras party. Re-

member it snowed? Thanks Claire Marcey for all

your work.

If you have an idea for a special event, let me

know about it. I’m always open to new ideas.

We had a very successful Valentine’s dinner. I

couldn't do it without Beth Nicolli. Thanks to all

who worked the prime rib dinner.

I won’t want to forget our workers who put on

the District II meeting/dinner. We had many com-

pliments.

A special thank you to Gail Stack and her volun-

teers for making our Poppy Campaign such a suc-

cess.

My year is almost up. I want to thank my E-

Board—a great bunch of gals that make things hap-

pen. I have enjoyed being your President these past

3 years. Thanks to Diane, you keep me straight;

Beth & Geri for their refreshments every meeting;

MJ Gooch, our District II President; Jennifer Law-

son, our Post Manager; our Commander Bill Lam-

pright; the Legion E-Board and SAL. And no, I

haven’t forgotten... The Most Important Person...my

husband, Harry Cook. We all work together as a

Post family. That makes us stronger.

Come out and support your Post!

FOR GOD & COUNTRY,

Jo Ann Cook, President

The mission of the American Legion Auxiliary is to

serve veterans, their families and their communities.

Come join us and be a part of this great organization.

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For meal tickets and entertainment information, call the lounge at 399-3604. For membership information, call the office at 393-0331, Monday - Friday, 9 to 12 and 1 to 3 pm.

Chapter 66 Legion Riders are off to a great

start. Officers have been elected and the group is getting

organized as so their goals and objectives. The group

meets the second Monday of the month at 3:30 pm in the

hall. Weather permitting, the group intends to come to

the Legion for lunch at noon and go on a 2 hour ride be-

fore their meeting. If you are interested in joining the

group, come and join them on one of their rides at 12:30.

President Jim Bellotty has set up a bulletin board by

the library with ALR information. This includes the by-

laws and constitution, duties of officers, and possible

rides for members to participate in. Application forms

can be found in the lobby or the office. Dues are $10 a

year.

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LOUNGE RULES

Rules, regulations and ordinances which

are prescribed for other liquor dispens-

ing establishments by Federal, State,

County and City or other local govern-

ments shall apply to this lounge.

Lounge admittance is limited to mem-

bers and their bona-fide guests of The

American Legion, American Legion

Auxiliary, Sons of The American Legion

and other groups approved by the

American Legion National Organization,

Department of Arizona and the Ameri-

can Legion Post 66 By-Laws.

A bona-fide guest is someone that enters

and leaves the lounge with a member

and has been properly signed in as a

guest. Spouses are considered guests, if

not a member of one of the above or-

ganizations, and must be signed in as so.

The main entrance to the lounge must

remain open during business hours per

Arizona State statutes.

Anyone under the age of 18 must be ac-

companied by a parent or legal guardian,

and may not be served alcoholic bever-

ages. Minors (anyone under the age of

21) may not be served alcoholic bever-

ages.

No member or bona-fide guest will

openly ridicule any officer, employee,

and volunteer or any other person using

Post 66 facility. Such criticism or com-

plaints shall be reported in writing to the

House Committee Chairperson. All re-

ports will be taken very seriously and

reported to the House Committee to be

acted upon accordingly. The House

Committee Chairperson will render a

response to the person filing the com-

plaint either verbally or in writing.

Loud, boisterous or profane language

will not be tolerated anywhere on

American Legion Post 66 property.

All persons are expected to dress re-

spectfully. Shirt and shoes are required.

No alcoholic beverage will be served to

any person who is noticeably under the

influence of alcohol.

No unauthorized person is allowed be-

hind the bar area, unless that individual

is working an event. Or, the individual

is helping the bartender at the request of

the bartender.

Any and all illegal gambling is prohib-

ited.

HOUSE COMMITTEE

Purpose: To supervise the operation of physical

facilities of a post such as a clubroom,

American Legion center, meeting

room, etc. Supervision includes ad-

ministration, responsibility for equip-

ment, hiring and direction of employ-

ees, as authorized by post executive

committee and general rules applica-

ble to the conduct of members while

on the premises of the post.

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

SLIDERS…

EVERY

MONDAY

11 AM

TO 1 PM

1 2 3 4

Auxiliary

Dinner 5 pm

Karaoke

w/Al

6:30 pm

5

Live Music

Rusty

Zippers

6:30 pm

6 BINGO

1 PM

Aux Taco Supper

5-6:30 pm

Live Music

ST Harmony

5:30 pm

7 Holocaust Remem-

brance Day

Lounge

hours

11 am—

7 pm

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Elections

2-6 pm

Bean bag 3 pm

Legion Riders

3:30 pm

Karoke w/Al 6:30

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Elections

11 am-2 pm

Legion member

meeting 2 pm

Burger Night

5—7 pm

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Dart League

5 to 7 pm

11

Auxiliary

Dinner 5 pm

Karaoke

w/Al

6:30 pm

12

Live Music

Cornerstone

6:30 pm

13 BINGO

1 PM

Aux Taco Supper

5-6:30 pm

Live Music

ST Harmony

5:30 pm

14 Breakfast

in a bag

10-11:30

Tkts in adv

Lounge hours

9:30 am-7 pm

15 Bean Bag

3 pm

SAL

MEMBER

MTG 6 PM

Karoke w/Al

6:30 pm

16 AUX.

member

meeting

2 pm

Burger Night

5—7 pm

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CER IN LIBRARY

BY APPT

9 AM-3 PM

SPAGHETTI

DINNER

5-6:30 pm

Dart League 5-7

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Auxiliary

Dinner 5 pm

Karaoke

w/Al

6:30 pm

19 Steak

Dinner

$12 Tkts in adv

Live Music

60’s Garage

6:30 pm

20 BINGO

1 PM

Car show

Aux Taco

Supper

5-6:30 pm

Live Music

Oscar

5:30 pm

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Lounge

hours

11 am—

7 pm

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Bean bag

3 pm

Karoke

w/Al 6:30

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Burger

Night

5—7 pm

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Dart League

5 to 7 pm

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Auxiliary

Dinner 5 pm

Karaoke

w/Al

6:30 pm

26 Shrimp

Dinner

$7 Tkts in adv

Live Music

Chuckwagon

6:30 pm

27 BINGO

1 PM

Aux Taco Supper

5-6:30 pm

Live Music

ST Harmony

5:30 pm

28 Breakfast

in a bag

10-11:30

Tkts in adv

Lounge hours

9:30 am-7 pm

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Bean bag

3 pm

Karoke

w/Al 6:30

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Burger

Night

5—7 pm

POST 66

SHIRT

NITE

5 TO 7 PM

EVERY

WED

PIZZA….

ALL DAY

EVERY DAY

April 2013 5

MEMBER MEMBER

INFORMATIONINFORMATION

If you are a member of the American Legion, Auxiliary, Sons of The American Legion, Canadian Legion, or V.F.W. you are welcome to visit the lounge in any Post.

On request, you must show your current

membership card.

You are welcome to bring guests and sign them in, however, your guests must leave when you leave.

Your cooperation is appreciated!

Eligibility for American Legion

membership is limited to those honorably

discharged veterans of the USA Army,

Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard or Air

Force who served at least 1 day of active

duty during any of the following periods: WWII (Dec. 7, 1941 to Dec. 31, 1946)

Korea (June 25, 1950 to Jan. 1, 1955)

Vietnam (Feb. 28, 1961 to May 7, 1975)

Lebanon/Grenada (Aug. 24, 1982 to July 31,

1984)

Panama (Dec. 20, 1989 to Jan. 31, 1990)

Gulf War (Aug. 2, 1990 through the present and

continuing until cessation of hostilities as de-

termined by the US government)

Membership in the SAL (Sons of the

American Legion) is limited to “all male de-

scendants, adopted sons and stepsons of

members of the American Legion, and such

male descendants of veterans who died in

service during one of the wars.”

Membership in the American Legion

Auxiliary is limited to ”the mothers, wives,

daughters, sisters, granddaughters, great-

granddaughters, and grandmothers of all

men and women who were in the Armed

Forces during any war period.”

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ALERT NEWSLETTER Remember...this is the last issue of the Alert until Sept. Calendars will be posted in the lounge and in the hall, but they are not mailed out. Also, look on the web site for updates on special events.

VETERAN’S APPRECIATION DAY

for all Post 66 veterans

Saturday, May 18, 9 am

Sponsored by Sons of the

American Legion, Squadron

66.

Our way of saying “thank you.”

Free breakfast, drink

tickets and door prizes.

Pick up tickets after April

1 in the office or from a bar-

tender.

See details in SAL article on

page 2.

Change of Address Coupon

Name:_______________________________

Old Address:_________________________

City, State & Zip Code

____________________________________

New Address:________________________

City, State & Zip:

____________________________________

Membership Number: _________________

New Phone # ________________________

CLIP & MAIL TO: American Legion Post #66,

PO Box 2095 Green Valley, AZ 85622

E-mail address: gvpost66@yahoo.com

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$5.00

THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

A special thanks to Rich Huston and Roger Davis for their work in cutting the brush in front of the post. Pat Pitrello, Adjutant

BAR HOURS

11 AM TO CLOSING

MEAL TICKETS MAY BE

PURCHASED

DURING BAR HOURS

ONLY.

Post 66 Lounge Hours

W e are open

Monday Through Saturday

from 11AM until 10 PM.

Sundays

We open at 12 Noon

unless there is a Break-

fast in a Bag, then

opening is at 9:30 AM.

Closing time is 6 PM

LEGION “BURGER NIGHTS”

Now serving an option of Grilled Chicken Breast!

Every Tuesday 5:00 to 7:00 pm

Ongoing sale of our 6’

rectangular tables.

Prices range from $25 to

$75 depending on condi-

tion. Contact the office

(520-393-0331)

for further information.

Absolutely NO outside food or

beverages allowed in the lounge!

Volunteers are seldom paid; Not because they are worthless,

but because they are PRICELESS !

COME JOIN THE FUN

“BINGO”

Every Saturday 1 pm

1st game—coverall jackpot $100 till

first Bingo called

“ALL CASH PRIZES”

Bingo 60% of take;

Coverall goes up to $350

Bingo will be held every Saturday at

the same time unless otherwise posted.

For more information, call MJ Gooch at 850-9655

Bingo is sponsored jointly by the

Legion, the Auxiliary and the SAL.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

THANK YOU TO OUR MANY VOLUNTEERS

WHO MAKE POST 66 FUN AND SUCCESS-

FUL. WE COULDN’T DO ALL THAT WE

DO WITHOUT EACH OF YOU!!

I HAVE POSTED THE VOLUNTEER OPPOR-

TUNITES ON THE BULLITEN BOARD IN

THE LOUNGE, IF YOU SEE ANYTHING

THAT YOU ARE INTERESTED IN PLEASE

GIVE YOUR NAME AND NUMBER TO THE

BARTENDER, SEE JEN OR CALL THE

LOUNGE AT 399-3604.

I HAVE HIGHLIGHTED THE AREAS THAT

WE ARE THE SHORTEST ON HELP!

THANK YOU ALL FOR ALL OF YOUR

SUPPORT!

JEN

SHRIMP DINNER

SERVING 5:30 PM

CHECK THE

CALENDAR FOR DATES

$7.00 TICKETS IN

ADVANCE

MENU 6 PIECES OF SHRIMP SHOESTRING FRIES

COLESLAW ROLL

DESSERT

Breakfast-In-A-Bag CHECK THE CALENDAR FOR DATES

10:00 am - 11:30 am

PURCHASE ADVANCE TICKETS IN THE POST LOUNGE DURING LOUNGE HOURS FOR $6.00

LIVE MUSIC every Friday and

Saturday night

Friday from 6:30-9:30 pm

Saturday from 5:30-8:30 pm

Karaoke every Monday and

Thursday w/ AL

6:30 pm

MENU —

NY STRIP STEAK

BAKED POTATO

SEVEN LAYER SALAD

POST 66 TOAST

CHECK THE CALENDAR FOR DATES

TTICKETSICKETS -- $12$12

PPURCHASEDURCHASED ININ

ADVANCEADVANCE IN THE LOUNGE IN THE LOUNGE

DURINGDURING LOUNGELOUNGE HOURSHOURS

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Craig A. Graham

LUKA SIGNS Local since 1987

DOORS WINDOWS WALLS

VEHICLES MAGNETICS

BANNERS

WOOD METAL FLAGSTONE TILE

SIGNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS

520-398-3321 JUST SOUTH OF TUBAC

BE PROUD TO SHOW YOUR CARD!

It is very important that everyone understands

the definition of MEMBER versus GUEST under

the American Legion By-laws. Spouses and sig-

nificant others are GUESTS unless they choose to

join the Auxiliary or SAL. This means as a mem-

ber you must sign in your spouse, significant

other or any other guest every time you enter the

Post lounge. They also must leave when you do.

We have all worked very hard to make our

Post fun and successful, and we all want to keep it

that way. Under the Arizona liquor law, you are

required to have your card in your possession

(not in your car or at home) at all times while in

the Post, since we are a private club.

Please do not ever be offended when asked to

sign your guests in or show your card. You are

valued members and should be proud to show

your card.

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They could have won!!!! If these members had been at recent Legion

membership meetings, they would have won

$200 in the member drawing.

Jan…..Stewart Thompson

Feb…..William Teran

Will it be you next month?

You have to attend to win.

PUFL Membership The cost of a Paid-Up-For-Life membership, which

is based upon the member’s age at the time of applica-

tion and the current annual dues of the post can be

found on the rate schedule at www.legion.org/join/pufl.

Names on the sick call list will only be listed

if the family contacts the office. Names on

taps list will be taken from the obituaries in

the paper or notification by members.

POPPY FACTS

In 1919, amidst complete devastation, the poppies bloomed

in abundance on the battlefields of France where so many of

our men had fallen in battle, and that a replica of this poppy

has become the Memorial Flower of the American Legion

Auxiliary.

The American legion was the first national organization to

adopt the poppy as its Memorial Flower, having taken this

action at the National Convention in Cleveland, Sept. 1920.

The memorial poppies are made of red crepe paper, by hand,

by disabled veterans in hospitals and poppy workrooms in

40 states, and the workers receive pay for each poppy made,

the material being furnished free by the Department in the

state in which the hospital is located.

Proceeds from the distribution of over 25,000,000 poppies

annually amount to more than $2,000,000, every penny of

which is devoted to Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation

work by the Legion and Auxiliary.

Birthday Coupon for

APRIL/MAY/JUNE/JULY/AUG 2013 Happy Birthday from

American Legion Post #66

to members in good standing of Post #66, Sons of the American Legion and the Ladies Auxiliary. This coupon and .25 cents cash are good for one bottle beer or a well drink during the month of your birthday. Name: ................................................................ Date of Birth: .................................................... Membership #: ..........................................

Please keep this form as extra copies are not always available in the office.

Thank you for your support …….ALERT PATRONS !

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(date indicates last issue to be received based on payment)

Green Valley American

Legion Post #66, Inc.

“The Alert” Published four times yearly (Dec-Jan; Feb-Mar;

Apr-May; and Sept-Oct-Nov)

Includes news and activities of

The American Legion Post #66,

Auxiliary Unit #66,

Sons of The American LegionSquadron #66

and the American Legion Riders Chapter 66.

YES! COUNT ME IN AS A PATRON!

Enclosed is my check in the amount of :

_______ $18.00 for 1 year

_______ $35.00 for 2 years

_______ $50.00 for 3 years

Please list my (our) name (s) in the

“ALERT” AS FOLLOWS:

_____________________________________

Mail To: Green Valley American Legion Post 66

P.O. Box 2095 Green Valley, AZ 85622

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For membership information, call the office

at 393-0331. For meal and entertainment infor-

mation, call the lounge at 399-3604.

POST MEETINGSPOST MEETINGS

All Post #66 units meet at the Post home located at 1560 W. Duval Mine Rd.

Post Executive Board - 2nd Tuesday, 12:00 pm

Post Membership Meeting - 2nd Tuesday, 2 pm

Next meeting April 9, 2013 (Legion Elections)

Auxiliary Executive Board - 3rd Tues, 12:30 pm

Auxiliary Membership Meeting - 3rd Tues., 2 pm

Next meeting April 16, 2013

Sons of The American Legion - 3rd Monday, 6 pm Post Library

Next meeting April 15, 2013

American Legion Riders—2nd Monday, 3:30 pm

Next meeting, April 8, 2013

1560 W. Duval Mine Rd., Sahuarita, AZ 85629

Mailing Address - P.O. Box 2095 Green Valley, AZ 85622

~ OFFICE HOURS ~ Monday-Friday 9 am-noon & 1 pm-3 pm

Post #66 Office Phone Number

520-393-0331

~ LOUNGE HOURS ~ Monday – Saturday 11 am - 10 pm

Sunday 11 am - 7 pm

Meal tickets may be purchased during bar hours only.

Post #66 Lounge Phone Number

520-399-3604

Post #66 Website: amlegpost66.org

E-mail: gvpost66@yahoo.com

Post #66 is a non-smoking facility.

“THE ALERT”

Issue #107

Published four times/year by: Green Valley American Legion Post #66, Inc.

Post Office Box #2095

Green Valley, AZ 85622-2095

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ORGANIZATION

US POSTAGE PAID

GREEN VALLEY AZ

PERMIT NO. 22

Current resident or