VOLUME LXXXVI The Reveille, January-February 2018 NUMBER 1 The Liberty Road Marker: Restored! In Memoriam The movement to restore the Liberty Road Marker at Veterans Park in Denver is now complete. Denver Carl Mayer, Post 1 was the first city to receive a marker, which marked the Commander 1978-1979 route from to for Patton’s troops during the liberation of during WWII. Veterans It is with sadness that we received Park is at the northwest corner of I-25 and University, word of Carl Mayer’s death. Carl behind the police station. died in an automobile accident, in The marker is a French road pillar, also known as a Montana, a few months ago. Bourn or Borne. During debate about the custody of Carl Mayer was the Post 1 Com- the marker, an extensive historical review reaffirmed mander from June 1978 to May 1979, the monument belongs to the City of Denver with a plus he held many other positions at minor custodial/overseer role by LCW Post 1. Post 1. During his years of service to The restoration process had a number of facets, which Post 1, he was on the Executive greatly improved Veterans Park. The grounds surround- Board, House Committee, and served ing the flagpole and sidewalk were completely re-land- as Americanism Committee Chair- scaped. A large concrete marker pedestal was created, man for many years. He was also with the front being marked by a historical bronze plaque very active in organizing events such noting the origin and history of the marker. The marker as the Fishing Derby, The American itself was restored with structural concrete, and then Legion sponsored Eagle Scouts pro- painstakingly re-painted to original specifications with Thank you to Dave Powers, Glen Stenson, Ken Dor- gram, and social events at the Post. highly weather resistant paint. It was then attached to the man, Anthony Jones, Al and Karen Taylor, Jennifer Ol- Carl was very supportive of the Star- pedestal assuring that weather or water could not leak son of DPR and all the others for making this project light Century Club, which was responsible for renovation of the 3rd into or around the monument to cause any future damage. a reality and helping to re-connect important history for floor Starlight Lounge at the old Post building at 4500 E. Alameda. Just in time for Veterans Day, the monument was re- our WWII veterans, the surrounding region and LCW Commander Mayer was dedicated to ensuring that Post 1 contin- placed. A short ceremony on November 11 marked the Post 1. A potential French-American celebration is ued to grow in membership and that members could feel a sense of restoration with Commander Yagley, Past Commander being explored for D-Day, 2018 to further honor those belonging and pride in the Post. His years of service and dedication Stenson, and the LCW Post 1 Color Guard. who served in WWII. to the Post are still acknowledged by those who knew him and how hard he worked to make the Post better.

Placement Of Flags At Crown Hill Cemetery — On Friday, November 10, 2017, approximately 10 members of the Post 1 gathered at Crown Hill Cemetery to place flags on the graves of vet- erans interred at the veterans’ site of the cemetery. The Post was joined by members of Boy Scout Troop 263, Past Commander Glen Stenson talking to a Cub Scout Pack on Pearl Littleton; Trail Life Colorado Group 10; and the Colorado Air National Guard Rising 6 members. Harbor Day. Visit Our Website LCWPost1.org for information on upcoming events and activities. Page 2, THE REVEILLE, January-February 2018 have some good food and friend- ship. Detachment now has a web- Commander’s Corner SAL News site, w.w.w.salcolorado.org, so go check it out. by Commander Tom Yagley by Dan A. Szelkowski, cook-off on Super Bowl Sunday, Hope everyone’s Christmas was Merry, and S.A.L. Commander which is February 4, 2018. This is Happy New Year. 2018 here we go. Time once again for another arti- one of the ongoing changes that I November and December at Post 1 there were cle. I realized after the last article mentioned in the last Reveille. Jan- Adjutant numerous activities, events, memorial services; all that I needed to cover a two month uary 20, and February 17, 2018, kept the Legion Family engaged, gratified, and span. I failed to say how we were will be the Squadron meeting dates News sometimes exhausted. I will focus on Veterans Day. doing membership wise, so here it for this period. Midyear also hap- by Patrick Burch I believe the week and the day exemplifies every- is, as of December 9, 2017, Squad- pens in January, from the 25th thru thing we do at the Post. Legion Families were invit- ron 1 is at 79 members of a 143 the 28th, at Post 161 in Arvada, HAPPY NEW YEAR! ed to speak and participate at numerous schools in member goal that puts us at 55%. with Saturday Jan. 27th being the Greetings to all Legion family the greater Denver area. What a privilege to see all The January 18, 2018 goal from main day. There will be other activ- members. Our Post is in excellent the young students and appreciating their hard work National is 60% which means we ities at night, so you might want to shape financially and physically to preparing their school for their Veterans Day event. need to be at 87 members by then, check it out. Midyear also has train- head into 2018. We had a very pro- Parents, Teachers, Principals, you rock. a goal we should easily meet as ing as it is a conference not a con- ductive 2017 and I expect even Many of us participated in the Denver Veterans Day Parade. The deter- December 31 is the end of the year vention. more success in the new year. If mination of Parade Committee was apparent. Then with the Color Guard and I do expect to see many renew- The S.A.L. cooks for Hamburger you have any concerns or sugges- on to Veterans Park for a restoration dedication of the Kilometer Marker. als by then. night on Wednesday, January 24 tions, please let me know and I will The obvious, excellent efforts by Neil and Dave. During the Post 1 Vet- The S.A.L. along with the Aux- and February 21. Come on down try to respond to your request. Best erans Day activities we were honored to have with us many WWII vet- iliary will be sponsoring a chili to the Post and help support us and wishes to all in 2018! erans. The Color Guard 5 Hats Ceremony is always remarkable. Lt. Col. Smith’s speech, Emerald Society Bagpipes, and Pig Roast, it was an out- standing day. 40/8 Greetings If you haven’t visited the Post recently, please consider making one of by Tom Yagley Jan 20. member Bobby Nazareenus for the our upcoming events. Also consider attending Mid-Year Conference in Grande Chef de Gare Voyageurs, hang on, 2018 will two handmade wall hangings. Arvada. du Colorado be another year of accomplish- Thank you to all in the Legion, Auxiliary, S.A.L, Color Guard, 40/8, The 2017 year is complete, Voi- ments. and of course our outstanding Bartenders and Cook. A sincere thank you ture 97 goals were met. Tremendous For God and Country. to the Post Officers and Office Staff. effort by everyone. Always our appreciation and gratitude for those currently serving, those Turkey Shoot participation was A TURKEY SHOOT who have served, and those who made the ultimate sacrifice. God Bless impressive, from those who sup- THANK YOU! America. ported the day and the workers by Commissaire Intendant alike. Voyageurs will deliver tur- Glen Stenson keys and a donation to the Fisher Voiture 97 of the 40/8 wishes to Jr. Vice Commander House. thank those attending the Turkey by Tilde Szelkowski The 40/8 coat drive — the Le- Shoot and helping us to reach our gion family, no surprise again this Fisher House goal. Now that we have all gotten past This is an excellent time to recruit year, donated numerous coats and Thank you to Pat Barbee-Hassell, the hustle and bustle of the holidays, our younger service men and women clothing items. Glen Stenson and Barb Aker, Chris Mulqueen, Al Tay- it is once again time to focus on our for our Post! We NEED the next Jerry Thompson delivered to the lor, Jim Atkins, Mike Winget, Ran- Legion family and membership in generation to follow in our footsteps very appreciative VA Hospital. dy Ackerman, Nick Yagley, Spencer particular. I am planning an internal for not only our Post to continue but A moment of silence for Carl Mumma, John Holland, John Liv- DMS calling and would like to hear for The American Legion as a whole. Mayer. Please see Will Webb’s eris, Pablo Palen, and Tom for their from you when you think would be We have already lost most of our memorial article on Page 1. labors. a good time. I am thinking around Greatest Generation; our Korean If you have not paid your mem- Special Thanks go to all those the middle to end of January, but War Veterans and our Viet Nam bership dues, please see Voyageur donating Turkeys, Puma/Cobra your input is needed. Veterans aren’t getting any younger. Anthony Jones. Next Promenade is items, Wood Working, and to new Pablo Palen at the Turkey Shoot. I don’t know how many of you A suggestion here would be to have participated in one of these carry a few of the Why You Should calling sessions, but that is not a Belong pamphlets with you wher- problem. If you have never done ever you go. I have found they can one of these, you would be amazed come in VERY handy at times. We at how much fun you can have meet other veterans every day, many building our Post. I have training of them eligible for TAL, and it is materials and we can have a train- up to us to invite them to join our ing session ahead of time if you ranks. If we don’t, WHO WILL? would like. This is not a difficult As I have gotten more involved task and it really doesn’t take up with our Post I have found that many that much of your time. of our regular volunteers are tired The session can run several hours and some are even burned out. We but if you only have one or two need “new blood” if you will. It is hours available, that is just fine, time for us to do some soul search- leave when you need to. Your parti- ing to see where our individual tal- cipation is critical to the building ents can be best put to use. I know and maintaining of our Post. We many of you have limited available cannot let this fall on just one or time. This is understood. Each of us two of our dedicated people. must do as we are able to do. I would On Friday, December 15, the Tommy Knoxville Band played and our very own Pablo Palen joined them, For those of you who do not encourage each and every one of us playing his washboard. A good time was had by all. know what a DMS calling session to look deep and see where we can is all about, it is a time set aside for be of assistance to our Post. iliary Member, Margaret “Meg” Thanksgiving Day and Christmas us to gather and make phone calls This content has been fairly Thank You! Krebs. She donates her time and Day dinners. Special thanks to Chef to those members who have not yet heavy and serious ... but I feel very There are so many people to she has also donated the annual cost Mike Stone for all he has done and paid their coming year dues or who strongly that NOW is the time to thank for stepping up, volunteer- associated with keeping our website continues to do in support of our ef- are still in the holding post (211 at step up in whatever way we can to ing, and helping out with the many up and running. Thank you, Meg. forts to provide special events to Department level or National level) recruit new members and help out Post activities. One special thank Thank you to everyone who vol- our membership. and don’t belong to an active post. our Post. Yours in Service. you to the Post 1 Webmaster, Aux- unteered to help with the Post 1 You Make THE REVEILLE Mission Us Proud To provide respectful and dignified In review of this past month, Published Six Times A Year, final Military Honors for deceased Jan., March, May, July, Sept. and Nov. by The American Legion, we cannot say enough great Leyden-Chiles-Wickersham Post No. 1 military veterans and military retirees things about how proud we are 5400 E. Yale, Denver, Colorado 80222 • 303-757-1919 with a professional appearance and of the support given to the young in Mile High Denver, Colorado, the Heart of the Rocky Mountain West. conduct of a military honor guard. family of the 140th CE Squadron Subscription Rate: $1.00 per year. of the COANG whose baby had We are currently seeking a few heart surgery following birth. Periodicals Postage Paid at Denver, Colorado, USPS 463-400. volunteers one day a week or as Especially Ashley Burch for her POSTMASTER: Send form 3578 to: often as you are able, to join us loving care both in meals and 5400 E. Yale Ave., Denver, Colorado 80222 support as well as all of those at Ft. Logan for final honors of Approved as an advertising medium by the who contributed cash to ensure DENVER RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION. some fellow comrades. that we were able to provide Uniforms, rifles and instruction provided. meals to the extended family Commander,Tom Yagley; Senior Vice Commander, Chris Nepute; Junior who were here in support of the Vice Commanders, Al Taylor and Tilde Szelkowski; Adjutant, Patrick family. You are the strength with- Burch; Finance Officer, Jerry Osgood; Chaplain, John Holland; Sergeant- A team is made up of an honor guard commander, a chaplain At-Arms, Pablo Palen. and five to seven volunteers for the rifle team that fires in our midst, no words can say it stronger than PROUD! the traditional salute, using a WWII M-1 Garand. Please R.S.V.P. to Mark Ethridge Visit The Post At Home – 303-695-8452 • Cell – 303-257-8872 Email – [email protected] LCWPost1.org January-February 2018, THE REVEILLE, Page 3 NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN N N N N Auxiliary Member — Donna J. Thompson N N N N (Editor’s Note: I was recently Some of the highlights of the year N N N President’s Report N given four boxes of issues of The include the following: Official visi- N N N N Reveille, from about 1975 through tations at the State Veterans Nursing N by Teri Mercill N N N 1995, plus some other memorabil- Homes, National President Lib Unit 1 enjoyed another success- — we have many members who ia to sort through. In the memora- Stewart’s official visit from March ful Craft Fair this year, amassing don’t attend meetings or volunteer bilia was the 81st American Legion, 3-5, 2000, participation in parades, approximately $1,500 for “The Van for various events. It will be my Ladies’ Auxiliary and S.A.L. An- distribution of books at the VA and Project.” In addition to our annual goal in next couple months to talk nual Convention program, dated presenting of Christmas gifts to the events supporting the Unit’s various with each member in an effort to June 22-25, 2000. The following Denver VA veterans. charities and causes, there will be find out what we, as a Unit, can do article is from the program, along I will treasure my experiences additional, new events throughout better to support our members, and with the photo.) and memories for this year. Thank the year supporting this Project — engender involvement. As my “My tenure as the Department you for allowing me to serve as De- be on the lookout! grandmother used to say, “you can’t President started at the installation partment President. For God and Upcoming events will be the Aux- fix what you don’t know is broke,” of officers on June 27, 1999, in Country, Donna J. Thompson.” iliary/SAL chili cook-off contest on or something like that. If the Unit Montrose and will end when the All members of Post 1 want to Super Bowl Sunday — February 4. needs to change, we need to know next slate of officers is installed in say thank you Donna for all the hard Donna J. Thompson Dust off those recipes! Annual what needs to be done to make that Longmont. It has been a busy and work you have done during the pre- Mardi Gras is on the horizon as well. change happen! interesting year. The year started District Conferences. The confer- vious 17 years, plus the work done Both events will be advertised. Best wishes for a happy and pros- when I attended the National Con- ences afforded me an opportunity to for Post 1 during the intervening Unit 1 Auxiliary is in a transition perous 2018! vention in Anaheim, California, and travel around the beautiful state and time. The Post is appreciative of her the Informational Conference in Las visit with the wonderful people of hard work and dedication. Check out the calendar on the Vegas, Nevada. Then came the Full Colorado. — Submitted by Will Webb back page for all the upcoming Family Readiness Group Holiday Party Post 1 events and activities! For The 244th Engineer Battalion by Lue Anne Robbins tables, decorate, bring in the gifts, ated all the food, toys, bikes, and On Saturday, December 2, the food, and coordinate activities. An other items donated by so many 244th EWN BN Family Readiness anonymous couple from one of the companies and friends and church UPCOMING BIRTHDAYS Group, in cooperation with Cherry churches donated $4,000 for the members. The success of the party Let Us Help You Celebrate Hills Community Church, Bethany event. would not have been possible with- Lutheran Church, and Christ Luth- Representing Post 1 and the FRG out these dedicated and generous On the second Monday of every month, we celebrate the birth- eran Church, hosted a Family Day were Laura Wetendorf, Diane Erick- members of the community and the days for all of our Legion family members. We especially want to Holiday party for the soldiers and son, Nicole Kerley, myself, and Le- support of Post 1. A complete sum- include YOU if it is your birthday month. their families. Approximately 400 gionnaire Dan Kerley (Ret. CPT, mary of those who helped with the Many people are already on our birthday lists as listed in The people attended. U.S. Army and former Commander party, contributed time and money Reveille, but it is not automatically recorded with your member- Wes Cockman (Ret. Col., USAF) of the 244th). and labor, and made the party suc- ship. There is a notebook by the sign-in book to list your name chaired the event. Volunteers from It was a very successful party and cessful is posted on the bulletin and month only of your birthday (no day or year requested), so the three churches helped set up the children and families appreci- board. please be sure you are included and come so we can share a piece of birthday cake and a chance for the $10 cash drawing among the birthday month’s participants. We apologize if your birthday is not Recent Birthdays Celebrated At Post 1 listed. Please contact the office with your information. See you there on Jan. 8 and Feb. 12 at 6 p.m. JANUARY Richard C. Malmgren Stewart Hayes BIRTHDAYS Thomas A. Martinez Robert Henninger Bruce Acosta Robert D. Mason Jordyn Henry Georgette Allen Darrell E. Merten Roger Holzheimer Eugene W. Alvarado Vincent R. Meyer Angela Johnson Clarence O. Bakken George D. Moller Annette Johnson Staci Banister Leland E. Morris Gilbert Johnson Alisha R. Baustian Heather K. Mulqueen Jim Johnson Ronald Bishop Spencer Mumma Vickie Jones John W. Blair Clayton A. Nattier Roger Kempton Jr. John R. Booth Jr. Donald M. Nusbaum Denise Koches Roger J. Borrego Kate M. O’Dea Margaret Krebs Chloe Bouthillier John E. Parker John Liveris Renee K. Bridge James E. Pope Jr Delmer Linden At left, two November birthday Nathan B. Bryant Anthony Ragona William Lowe celebrants, and above, Kevin won Ann Hart Burch Louis J. Schroeder Chris Lucero the $10 birthday drawing. Below, Kenneth K. Burge Donald E. Schuchardt Curtis Lundberg those celebrating December birth- Juan N. Cabello Barry Schwabauer Sean Lynch days and bottom left, the drawing James W. Campbell Robert W. Schwarze Robert Madden winner. Robert D. Carlson Roger C. Smith George Maniatis Ron Cavesina Kenneth F. Stanton George Mansfield Billy L. Chism Suzy M. Stasko Ed Martin Cindy Cowan John L. Stoffel Jr. John Mathis Raymond V. Deluca Roger Swift Thomas McClinton Kim M. Demey Dan A. Szelkowski Burke McClure Janet Dennis Marsha L. Taylor Louise McCracken Ken Dzikowicz Stanley Tharp Frank McCurdy William D. Eberle Francisco E. Trujillo Dominick Minelli D. L. Ellington Theresa T. Tuck James Morris Robert Epstein Brian A. Wentz Kaitlyn Mulvey Karen Fleck Jacqueline G. Janice Napoleon Reid L. Fournier Zimmerman Royce Nation John V. Fried FEBRUARY James Nestoff John N. Gargano BIRTHDAYS Mike Pritchard Conduelo Giron Randy Ackerman Roger Reed Karen A. Glenn David R. Alred Cyril Regan Lynda L. Greeley John Altland Sally Moran Ridgely Patricia Hansen Walter Baldwin William Riedesel Eva C. Heller Neil Barnett Andrew Rutherford Genevieve Hinkle Lisa Barrett Sam Searcy Boys State Program Moves To James A. Hitt Alice Bethell Don Secord Colorado Springs For 2018 Robert M. Huffman Floyd Bolen Gerald Seller Jr. Otto Huizenga Judy Boweers Michael Shapiro Pursuant to our meeting on The 2018 American Legion Col- Walter J. Hutton Gene Boyer Michael Slevin December 9, 2017, the Board of Di- orado Boys State program will be Ronald A. Ice Jay Burbank Katelynn Smith rectors of American Legion Colora- conducted on the University of Col- Robert S. James Donald J. Cooke Mose Smith do Boys State have approved the orado — Colorado Springs (UCCS) Arnold Lee Jenkins Lionel Duran Michael Stone following changes to our 2018 pro- Campus located at 1420 Austin Thomas C. Jochem Ann Edwards Allan Stresemann gram: Bluffs Pkwy., Colorado Springs, Gilbert P. Johnson Henry Ernest Bernard Stull CO 80918. Marlene L. Johnson Amanda Falgoust Jack Thornburg HELP WANTED! The dates for 2018 American Le- gion Colorado Boys State will be Willie J. Johnson Pamela Feeley Bradley Travillian If you want to do something useful, constructive and fun on Monday June 9 through 15, 2018. Staff ar- Avner C. Karnes Mary Fisher James Warren and Friday morning, come and join us in pickle (pull tab) counting. We rival and orientation will be on Fri- Jean M. Kitashima Melvin Flanagan Joe Wedow need a volunteer to assist with the twice weekly activity of tabulating day, June 8; registration and check- Melvin Lawrence Dennise Franklin George Wilson receipts from and re-loading the pull tab ticket dispensing machines. in of delegates on Saturday, June 9; Art L. Learch Raymond Frost Jr. Robert Young This activity usually requires about 1-1/2 hours of your time each graduation ceremony on Thursday, Lillian Lynch John Gartner Theodore occasion. If you are interested contact: Patrick H. Burch, email: adjut June 14; and final check-out on Fri- William R. Macke Tom Grealish Zimmerman [email protected]. day, June 15. Page 4, THE REVEILLE, January-February 2018 CALENDAR OF EVENTS • January-February 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Don’t let yourself get too tired 1 2 3 4 5 6 to join us on Burger Nights. Help support our New programs with your Lunch Served donations to the Lunch Served 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Lunch Served Lunch Served groups who work Year’s 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. so hard all year long. Auxiliary Hamburger Night Karaoke Thank a volunteer! Post OpensDay at 11 a.m. 5-7 p.m. 7-11 p.m. 7 8 Bar Opens at 3 p.m. 9 10 11 12 13

Lunch Served Lunch Served Lunch Served JANUARY 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Attend The Church 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Lunch Served District 6 BIRTHDAYS Of Your Choice 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Awards Banquet Celebration • 6 p.m. PLANNING & HOUSE LEGION & AUXILIARY Legion Cake & $10 Drawing COMMITTEE MEETINGS Hamburger Night MEETING Art Class • 7-9 p.m. 7 p.m. 5-7 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Attend The Church Of Your Choice Bar Opens at 3 p.m.

SAL Omega Lunch Served Lunch Served 40/8 Promenade BREAKFAST Parliamentarians Lunch Served 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Lunch Served 10 a.m. 10 a.m.-12 p.m. 7 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 40/8 EXECUTIVE SAL MEETING YOGA Art Class Hamburger Night BOARD MEETING Karaoke 12 p.m. 1-2 p.m. 7-9 p.m. 5-7 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7-11 p.m. 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

Lunch Served Lunch Served Lunch Served Attend The Church Bar Opens at 3 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Lunch Served Of Your Choice 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Art Class Cub Scout SAL SAL 7-9 p.m. Pinewood Derby Hamburger Night Spaghetti Night 3 p.m. 5-7 p.m. 5-7 p.m. 2829 30 31 FEB. 1 2 3

Lunch Served Attend The Church Bar Opens at 3 p.m. Lunch Served 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Lunch Served Lunch Served Of Your Choice 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Art Class Auxiliary YOGA 7-9 p.m. Hamburger Night Karaoke 1-2 p.m. 5-7 p.m. 7-11 p.m. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Attend The Church Of Your Choice

Four Chaplains Lunch Served Ceremony • 10 a.m. Lunch Served Lunch Served 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Auxiliary Bar Opens at 3 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Lunch Served Mardi Gras Chili Cook-off 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Starts at 2 p.m. 11:30 a.m. PLANNING & HOUSE Art Class Cub Scout Legion COMMITTEE Dinner 4-6 p.m. Super Bowl Kickoff 7-9 p.m. Blue & Gold Banquet Hamburger Night MEETINGS 4:30 p.m. 5 p.m. 5-7 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 11 12 Bar Opens at 3 p.m. 13 14 15 16 17 Article deadline Attend The Church for next issue of Of Your Choice The Reveille

Auxiliary Lunch Served Lunch Served Lunch Served 40/8 Promenade FEBRUARY Lunch Served BREAKFAST 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 10 a.m. BIRTHDAYS 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Celebration • 6 p.m. LEGION & AUXILIARY 40/8 Karaoke SAL MEETING Cake & $10 Drawing EXECUTIVE YOGA MEETINGS Hamburger Night BOARD MEETING 7-11 p.m. 12 p.m. 1-2 p.m. Art Class • 7-9 p.m. 7 p.m. 5-7 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Bar Opens at 3 p.m.

Omega Lunch Served Lunch Served SAL Attend The Church Parliamentarians Lunch Served 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Lunch Served Casino Night Of Your Choice 7 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Time TBD SAL Auxiliary Art Class Hamburger Night Spaghetti Night 7-9 p.m. 5-7 p.m. 5-7 p.m. 25 26 27 28 The Kitchen Is Open For Lunch Lunch Served Attend The Church Bar Opens at 3 p.m. Lunch Served 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Of Your Choice 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Tuesday-Friday Art Class Auxiliary YOGA 7-9 p.m. Hamburger Night 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 1-2 p.m. 5-7 p.m.