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CHRONICLE Greetings To 947 - 4560 Our Members: Well May was a busy month at the SECRETARY Lodge. The Women’s Auxiliary worked hard on their Ellen Weckenbrock events; the Flower Sale, Sounds of the Street Band and providing 298 - 5939 food for the Student of the Year Dinner. And as always, a job well TREASURER done. Once again Don Wirth and his crew did a great Karl Swanson (PER) job with Steak Night. Over 200 people enjoying those special steaks Don buys. Special Chil- dren's Mothers Day Breakfast was well 332 - 9052 attended. Tom and his crew worked up until 12 serving TRUSTEE (5 YEAR) breakfast. Esteemed Lecturing Knight Heather spear headed the Mother’s Day Ritual and had Gerry Vaughan flowers given to the mothers that attended. Great Job by the 372-4523 Officers who took part in the Ritual and to Heather for bringing this ritual back into our Lodge. The fishing TRUSTEE (4 YEAR) contest was held on May 9th and Ellen put that special Lou Gamba, PDD bait she made to have Kenzie catch the biggest fish. It was a fun time for all. The motor cycle committee is logging on miles as they attend events and letting bikers know Bordentown has riders. The vest 638 - 8966 design looks great. TRUSTEE (3 YEAR) So, the next stop is Wildwood, the float committee will be showing off their hard work to the state while we are there, the hotels will be filled, the Convention W. David Rooney (PER) Committee has a lot planed and have worked hard for you, the members. I look forward to seeing the Committee and 610 - 2358 their members as well as all who are attending sit back and remember my words: TRUSTEE (2 YEAR) “RELAX, BE HAPPY” C.K. Lippincott As Exalted Ruler all I can say to all of our Committees and the members that support the events of the Lodge is THANK YOU! You are the reason Bordentown is ELK STRONG 658 - 6063 Fraternally ,Phil Tyler Exalted Ruler TRUSTEE (1 YEAR) WHOSE MOTTO is: Bill Johnson “GREAT PEOPLE MAKING GREAT STRIDES” 712 - 5955
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2014- 2015 OFFICERS Mickey DeSantis EXALTED RULER Phil Tyler 215 - 601– 1440 (PER) LEADING KNIGHT Carmen Adonizio 954 - 7439 298 - 9181 LOYAL KNIGHT Pete DeLucia 529 - 9795 LECTURING KNIGHT Heather Cheesman 298 - 7828
ESQUIRE Edward G. Taddei 724 - 9489
CHAPLAIN Phil Horner 234 - 0631
INNER GUARD Michael Weckenbrock 712-4753 (Pg. 7) Scholarship (Pg. 6) Secretary Notes (Pg. 2) VOLUME 12 ISSUE 3 Special Children’s Com. (Pg. 5) JUNE 2015 Trustees Corner (Pg. 2) Special P o ints of Interest Veteran’s Field (Pg. 5) Audio/Video Com. (Pg. 3) Women’s Aux. (Pg. 4) Chaplain Sickness & Distress (Pg. 2) YAC (Pg. 3) Committee Chairpersons Ways & Means (Pg. 6) (Pg. 14) SPECIAL Convention Corner (Pg. 6) AFFAIRS Credentials (Pg. 2) UPCOMING LODGE & ELK of the Month (Pg. 7) ENTERTAINMENT Elks Nat. Found. (Pg. 7) COM.(Pg. 7) That’s Entertainment - C&W Dance/Karaoke/Special Events (Pg. 3 & 7) CONVENTION NEWS (Pg. 6) House Com. (Pg. 4) AUX. CASINO BUS Membership/Retention TRIP (Pg. 8) (Pgs.6 &10) MOTOCYCLE Monthly Event Calendar COM. (Pg. 8) (Pg. 15) QUOIT LEAGUE (Pg. 8) PER Assoc (Pg. 2) ENT. COM. MARTINI Public Relations Com. (Pg. 5) NITE (Pg. 11) Sandwich Night Menus AUX. GIFT AUCTION (Pg. 10) Page 2 THE CHRONICLE
TRUSTEES’ CORNER SECRETARY’S CORNER George and his Can-Do Committee Second dues notices are being sent out in are doing a fine job. CK Lippincott brought in and spread the next 2 weeks. If you haven't submitted mulch around the flowers. your 2015-16 dues please do so either by All our new air conditioners are mail or paypal. We had our first initiation installed and doing fine. for the year with 10 new members being Complete lighting system in the Lodge has been replaced. initiated. We will be doing another We are now installing a new roof initiation on July 20, 2015. on the lodge. Bill Scannon is touching up and Ellen T. Weckenbrock painting constantly to areas not BPOE 2085 always seen. He did a fine job in Lodge Secretary Sauna room. Take notice as Patti 609-298-5939 Desantis did. Wishing everyone a great time at The Convention. Bill Johnson, Chairman P.E.R. ASSOCIATION
Next Meeting, CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE June 24, 2015 4th Wednesday of every month. Reminder from the Leading Knight- Members must have their membership card to enter the club. If you do not have it, you must sign the book. HOUSE COMMITTEE DEN A guest may come with a member. That guest must sign the book also. The guest may stay For hall usage contact Tony Dilemme as long as the member is there. But once the 609-280-1320 member leaves, the guest must leave al- so. Thank you for your cooperation in the lodge rules. Carmen Addonizio, Leading Knight
CHAPLAIN’S PEW MEMBERS ON SICK LIST LEONARD ERLICH, PER, HUBERT “LUKE” PLATT, ROBERT MALLOY, SAL- VATORE “SAL” LEGNETTI, BUTCH MILLER Heavenly Father, we ask that you grant these special people a speedy recovery and a future full of good health. Amen. DEPARTED MEMBERS PETER S. DOMBROWSKI 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 Phil Horner (609) 234 - 0631. It is important to us that we show respect to our Mem- bers at all times, most importantly in death. As we no longer call their names on the Roll, let us honor them one last time! Volume 11 Issue11 Page 3
YOUTH Our Student of the month program has come to an end for the current school year concluded with our Student of the Year Dinner. During this time all Students of the Month were introduced and the Students of the Year for each school were announced. Additionally, 13 Lodge scholarships were presented. This year the YAC added a new scholarship funded from the YAC program. For this Scholarship, fundraisers will be held to raise the money. We are not interfering with any of our other functions we do. We are naming this scholarship the “William Housell Memorial Scholarship”. Our Fishing contest was held on May 9th. Secretary We will not have a com- mittee meeting in June, since E many of us will be in Wildwood. As with other committees n in the Lodge, we are always looking for new members to t come up with new ideas for fundraising and giving back to e the youth of r our community and this Lodge. We meet on the 1st t Wednesday of the month at 7:30 PM and all are a welcome. i n Lou Gamba m e n t T
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This Month’s Eventsth Saturday, June 13th – Karaoke with Rob s Saturday, June 27 – Martini Night 7-9pm – see add in bulletin Saturday, June 27th – DJ/ Karaoke with DJs Mark and Karen y Country and Western Dance Every Thursday in the Upper Ballroom s t Upcoming Eventsth e Saturday, July 11 – Karaoke with Mark and Karen Saturday, July 25th – Phase Band Upper Ballroom 8:30- m 12:30 No cover for members and auxiliary; $5 Cover ; non-members
Sunday, August 23 –th Lodge Picnic t Saturday August 29 – After Dark Band (R&B, Funk, Dance, Motown, h Smooth Jazz, Standards, Disco, Rock, Country) i s
Audio/Video Committee w i We l have l all the Baseb h all e game l s p playin g with t the o MLB packa c ge o with n Direct t TV r and o Fios. l Come on out a and n enjoy y your favorit w e r team o playin n g on one of g the 6 big d scree o n i TV’s. n Nascar and Golf are also on when available, due to the added g TV’s no sport is missed!!! s
Enjoy!!! i Our n next goal is o to install u an r outside surveilla p arking lot when we rent the hall as well as to ensure the safety of our member s and bar- tenders when leaving the building . Once the committ ee comes up with a plan we will meet with the trustees for final approva l. As we move forward with the plans for the new surveill ance sys- tem, any commit tee that would like to help by donatin g money is greatly appreci ated. 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 Page 4 THE CHRONICLE
Women’s Auxiliary May was a very busy month for the auxiliary. Thanks to all the members who helped to make all our events successful. Thanks to Rosemary Becker for arranging and selling the 2015 convention shirts and to all who supported the auxiliary! For those who are attending the convention, wear your T-shirts and/or Collared shirts proudly to the parade in support of our Women’s Auxiliary, Lodge, Exalted Ruler, Phil Tyler and his officers, PER’s, and lodge members. Our Mother’s Day flower sale was a great success this year. Thanks to Mary Lou Noble and Patti DeSantis for co-chairing this fundraiser and to Beverly Tonne who helped with selecting the vendor and flowers. We appreciated all of those who supported us. We served a pasta dinner for the Student of the Year banquet. Thanks to Carol Adonizio and Rosemary Becker for co- chairing this event. Also, thanks to Jimmy McVicker for a delicious meal and to all who helped in any way! Thanks to Linda D’Amico and Donna Pelehaty on our Sounds of the Street fundraiser. It turned out to be a huge success and fun for all. Thanks to those who supported us! Thanks to all who came out to help make our Sandwich night a success! We are gearing up for the Annual Auxiliary Auction to be held on Thursday, June 25th. Charlotte Elmer and Donna Papp are co-chairing this event. The committee is meeting on Wednesday evenings at 7:30pm for anyone interested in helping. Do- nations are needed to make this event a success. Please see any of the officers to donate. We’ve got great prizes planned and the kitchen will be open to purchase food and refreshments. So grab a friend and come on out and join us for a night of fun on June 25th. Current Events:
WhiteWildwood Elep Convention:hant at our Ge Juneneral 5-7 Meeting: Wednesday, June 10th – last meeting for the summer Auxiliary Auction: Thursday, June 25th
FutuUpcomingre bus Evtripents – SAVE : the Date: Sunday, August 2nd; Harrah’s Philadelphia Racetrack & Casino – live harness horseracing (pacers &trotters) Post Time 12:40pm – fastest 5/8 mile tracks in North America; large selection of slots ma- chines & video poker games (over 2,000) plus table games. Restaurants: Philly Tap & Tavern overlooking the Delaware, Cove Steakhouse & Raw Bar; Mein Noodles & Café Napoli. More details to follow once casino package finalized. See Charlotte Elmer @ (609) 585-0146 rd due to the Wildwood Convention. InREMINDER: Friendship, No Executive Board Meeting on Wednesday, June 3 Nancy Debnarik, President Meeting R e minder Executive Board Meetings are the first Wednesday – 7:30pm in the Card Room (No meeting on June 3rd - Wildwood Convention) General Meetings are the second Wednesday - 7:30pm in the Mirror Room (No meetings during the summer months of July and August)
If you know of an Auxiliary member who is sick, hospitalized, or has recently passed away, please see or notify our Chaplain, Carol Santoro @ 609-586-5627
WOMEN’S AUXILIARY OFFICERS 2015 - 2016
President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Conductress Chaplin Parliamentarian Trustee 3 Year Trustee 2 Year Trustee 1 Year Volume 11 Issue11 Page 5
S VETERAN’ tr * S FIELD y F to l Happy Father’s Day from L at te a the Special Children’s I n g Committee. May you be C d blessed through your a D loving care and the good R s example you give your E m a (and all) children. L a y A n Matthew 19:13-15 T y S I e Some Events being v e O e r Juneplanned: 21st. – Father’s Day N nt v – SCC Breakfast. S s i August 10- Clothing Drive a c for Camp Moore. Andy will s I am looking to share e pick up clothes at the Lodge all the great events I th on Monday, August 10 , by we do for our c s 4:00 PM. community and the a Our kids bowl every Elks. To best do this I n. w Saturday at the need to get some i T Thunderbird information from h l Lanes in Wrightstown at 3 events before and after. a l PM. Stop by and see the Before any event that n smiles your donations put is open to the public I k b on their faces. need; y e o Remember, you are -committee hosting/running u, never too tall to bend D h down to help a -date of the event -admission price a e handicapped child. -contact person ni l Our children, up to age 16, -any other relevant are given the opportunity d information to attend Camp Moore for After EVERY event I a week in the summer. will need; a Your donations help -committee hosted/ran t sponsor the children to event attend. -date of event E We also have a Respite -number of attendees d weekend for our -the highest resolution pictures of the event g children over 16 years possible e old. If you need help w SCC Meetings at Lodge 7 gathering this a PM the fourth Monday of information I would t the Month. Come to a be happy to meet Meeting and see what with you or I am e Elkdom is all about! available at 908- r 227- Fraternally, 7344. Send all P Andy Bush , Chairperson pertinent information Special Children’s to Bpoe- a Committee (609)585-5792 208 5 pr@g ma il.com . If r a photographer is k needed for an event P please contact me as L U early as possible and I o B will dge, June 13 at 10 coupons to send am. to our enlisted *Flag Day is families June 14, fly our overseas. They flag proudly. can be 1 – 2 *The SW District will months past hold its fourth annual date. If you could Military Family Picnic, di- vide them June 14 at the New between food Egypt Lodge. Gift (anything you cards are needed for swallow, meds, our families if you etc.) and non would food it would be like to contribute one. a great help. O ngoing projects: Thanks to all who *Collecting sample have contributed size toiletries, books, batteries, and thanks to all CD’s, DVD’s and all who support our occasion greeting bingo ticket sales cards for Vine- land and first Wednesday and the troops and night of the month The Mis- sion of dinners Honor donations. . Fraternally, Also, we are still collecting Jim Sharpe, manufacturer’s Chairman Page 6 THE CHRONICLE
SCHOLARSHIPS MEMBERSHIP RETENTION COMMITTEE
NJ Elk Family Scholarship 2015 Chairman Lou Gamba, PDD, Co-Chairman Jack The New Jersey Elk Family Scholarship will Becker, PER Committee Members: Robert Pecht, run from April 1st 2015 until July 31st 2015. PER, Ellen Weckenbrock, Heather Cheesman It is available to children, step children, Plans are under way for our Community Day and Cran- grand children and step grand children of berry Fest presentations. We are always looking or any members in good standing, who are seniors members who have ideas on how to get active new in high school , college freshman, college members and retain our current members, to come sophomores, or college juniors. This could join us on the 3rd Wednesday of each month. We need be an additional $3000.00 (three thousand ideas from long time members as well as new mem- dollars), if you qualify all four years. Go to bers. We are still looking for members to drop off their old Grand Lodge magazines for us to distribute. If you www.njelks.org to download the application. have not paid your dues, please do so. If you have a Fraternally, problem with paying, please contact the Secretary and Heather Cheesman she can assist you. Later on this month, we will be conducting a Phone-A-Thon to our delinquent mem- bers. Personal contact is a key way for us to stay in touch with our members. We do not want to drop any member, regardless of whether they have been a member for 1 or 60 years. If you have any questions, feel free to drop me an email at per p dd 2 08 5 @co m c a st.n et. We need the help of the membership in reaching our goals. Lou Gamba WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Chairman-Mickey DeSantis Co-Chair-Sue Crivelli CONVENTION NEWS Secretary-Terri Jewell Treasurer-Karl Swanson Cook Book Hopefully by this reading everyone going to the Wildwood Convention is packed and ready for a Elks Cookbook D o w n to the last 35, call and re- ser v e one toda y !!! fun filled weekend. The Committee is in the pro- cess of getting last minute things together and Need a gift for a birthday, shower, anniversary, or need to add a little something to your gift, why not give an final purchases. See you all in Wildwood. Elks Cookbook. Only $15.00, pick up the phone to- day and call Patti DeSantis 609 298 9181 to place your Ellen Weckenbrock, Chairperson order. Cookbook is made up of over 140 recipes from Elk members, families and friends. Buy One Today!!! Hurry, only so many left. Ha v e a Fund Raising Id e a? Wam is looking for some new ideas and some new members. Why not lead a bus trip, organize a dinner or social or try a special event. All ideas will be consid- ered, just come to our next meeting and discuss the idea. Its that simple! Our next meeting is June 11thth at 7:30 pm All ways and Means money goes directly to the gen- eral fund to help with the lodge’s operating expenses so that our lodges various committees can use their money to fund the many programs that the Borden- town Elks sponsor. Thank you, Mickey UPCOMING LODGE EVENTS 2015 JUNE
5th - 7th WILDWOOD CONVENTION 21st SCC BREAKFAST
25TH WOM. ANNUAL GIFT AUC- TION 27TH MARTINI NIGHT
Elks National Foundation WOO! We met our 2014-2015 Per Capita goal of $4.00 per member for ENF. We just made it, but we did it. Thank you for all your support and donations last year.
Have you donated to the Elks National Foundation this year?
If so, Thank You, your donation helps communities, children, and veteran across our nation. Locally we qualify for over $6000.00 in grants that benefit our lodge, children and veterans. Please consider donatiing at least a $10.per year, please give today. http://www.elks.org/eng/GivingMethods.com.
Our goal for the 2015-2016 year is to raise $5000.00. We are $4000. dollars away from our goal, please help us make it happen. You can also give your donation to Patti Dixon or Heather Cheesman. Fraternally, Heather & Patti
SANDWICH NIGHT MENUS - 6pm - 8pm June 3 2015 NO DINNER WILDWOOD CONV.. - Vet. Com June 10 2015 Cheesesteaks or Pork Roll sandwiches FF, coleslaw, dessert - House Committee June 17 2015 Pork or Chicken cutlet platter dessert - Conv. Com. June 24, 2015 TBA - Entertainment Com.
ELK OF THE MONTH APRIL 2015 - OCTOBER 2015 - MAY 2015 - NOVEMBER 2015 - JUNE 2015 - DECEMBER 2015 - JULY 2015 - JANUARY 2016 - AUGUST 2015 - FEBRUARY 2016 - SEPTEMBER 2015 - MARCH 2016 - Page 8 THE CHRONICLE
BORDENTOWN ELKS AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE Lower Ballroom MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 2015 2 PM to 7PM 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 y our appo i ntment . Make your appointment on the Elks Red Cross Blood Drive site: www.redcrossblood.org
SAVE THE DATE S U N D A Y, AUGUST 2, 2015 HELP WANTED: Women's Auxiliary 2085 BUS TRIP 3 PEOPLE FOR CLEAN-UP CREW HARRAH'S PHILADELPHIA RACETRACK & LOOKING FOR 3-4 BARTENDERS CASINO Contact Carmen Adonizio @ -Live harness horseracing (pacers & trotters): Post (609) 954—7439 or Time 12:40 p.m. - fastest 5/8 mile tracks in North America addiexec@netsca p e.net -Large selection of slots machines & video poker games (over 2,000) plus poker room & table games MOTORCYCLE COMMITTEE -Restaurants: Philly Tap & Tavern overlooking the Bordentown Elks now has a motorcycle committee Delaware; Cove Steakhouse & Raw Bar; Mien Noo- ...If you wish to join, please contact Jack Becker dles & Café Napoli. at 609 915 6 815 . email jackbecker318 Bus leaves Bordentown Elks Lodge at @ gmail.com or Heather Cheeseman at 609 298 7828 email heatherche e [email protected] 10:30 am sharp Thank you Bus returns to Bordentown Elks Lodge Jack approximately 6:30 pm Ticket Cost: $30.00 QUOIT LEAGUE More details to follow with casino offer THURSDAYS @ 6:30 PM See or contact Charlotte Elmer @ STARTING MAY 7, 2015 609-585-0146 PLAYERS NEEDED JACK BECKER, JR @ 609 947 - 4615 “I Am Your Flag” Author Unknown Some people call me Old Glory, others call me the Star Spangled Banner, but whatever they call me, I am your Flag — the Flag of the United States of America. Something has been bothering me, so I thought I might talk it over with you, be- cause you see, it is about you and me. I remember some time ago people lined up on both sides of the street to watch the parade and, naturally, I was leading every parade, proudly waving in the breeze. When your daddy saw me coming, he immediately removed his hat and placed it against his left shoulder so that his hand was directly over his heart — remember? What happened? I’m still the same old Flag. Oh, I have a few more stars since you were a boy and a lot more blood has been shed since those parades of long ago. But now I don’t feel as proud as I used to. When I come down your street and you just stand there with your hands in your pockets, I may get a small glance and then you look away. Then I see children running around and shouting — they don’t seem to know who I am. I saw a man take his hat off, then look around. He didn’t see anybody else with theirs off, so he quickly put it back on. And what about that night at the ball game, when they played the “Star Spangled Banner” and I waved so proudly in the breeze, but nobody bothered to sing? Oh, they stood up, all right, as sort of a mild patriotic gesture, but then they talked among themselves about the game and weather, but they did not sing. I felt hurt. Is it a sin to be patriotic? Have you forgotten what I stand for and where I have been? Anzio, Guadacanal, Korea, Vietnam, and Persian Gulf. Take a look at the memorial honor rolls sometime — names of those who never came back — who gave their lives to keep this republic free. One nation, under God. When you sa- lute me, you are saluting them. I may not be coming down your street for a long time, as it seems that patriotic parades are a thing of the past. But when I do, will you do me a big favor? Stand up straight, place your right hand over your heart, and if they play the “Star Spangled Banner,” sing out loud and clear. I will salute you by waving back. Show me you remember. I AM YOUR FLAG. Volume 11 Issue11 Page 10
BORDENTOWN ELKS LODGE 11 Amb Bordentow WOMEN’S AUXILIARY PRESENTS THEIR
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The Entertainment Committee Presents
Martini Night Saturday June 27th 7pm in Upper Ballroom
Tickets are $20 and include 3 different martinis and light snacks See Walt for tickets 516-7787 Community Bulletin Board Page 12
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