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THE CHRONICLEGreetings Members:Well June was another busy month at the Lodge. OurWildwood Convention was successful for our part.The Committee did an excellent job in spite of Mother Nature. Thank you all who attended, supported and worked with the Convention Committee it is greatly appreciated.The Women’s Auxiliary worked hard on the Annual Auction and yet another successful Paint and Sip. As always Ladies, a job well done.The Special Children's Father’s Day Breakfast was well attended. Tom and his crew did another fantastic job. Thankyou to everyone for another successful Lodge event.
The Entertainment Committee introduced a new fundraiser this month, Martini Night! Not only was it well attended, it was a fun night for all.The motor cycle committee is logging on miles as they attend events and letting bikers know Bordentown has riders. Thanks Jack for the great job you are doing. So, my next stop is Indy for the National Convention. I will be on my way July 3rd and I promise to represent Bordentown 2085 with the dignity and respect thatBordentown is known for. 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
Fraternally ,Phil Tyler Exalted RulerWHOSE MOTTO is: “GREAT PEOPLE MAKING GREAT STRIDES”
2014- 2015 OFFICERS
EXALTED RULER Phil Tyler 215 - 601– 1440
LEADING KNIGHT Carmen Adonizio 954 - 7439
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 712-4753TILER Jim Sharpe 947 - 4560
SECRETARY Ellen Weckenbrock 298 - 5939
TREASURER Karl Swanson (PER) 332 - 9052
TRUSTEE (5 YEAR) Gerry Vaughan 372-4523
TRUSTEE (4 YEAR) Lou Gamba, PDD 638 - 8966
TRUSTEE (3 YEAR) W. David Rooney (PER) 610 - 2358
TRUSTEE (2 YEAR) C.K. Lippincott 658 - 6063
TRUSTEE (1 YEAR) Bill Johnson 712 - 5955
JUSTICE OF SUBORDINATE FORUM Mickey DeSantis (PER) 298 - 9181
VOLUME 12 ISSUE 3
JUNE 2015
Special P o ints of Interest
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) 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)
CONVENTION NEWS (Pg. 6)
AUX. CASINO BUS TRIP (Pg. 8)
MOTOCYCLE COM. (Pg. 8)
QUOIT LEAGUE (Pg. 8) GOLF OUTING (Pg. 9) LODGE PICNIC (Pg. 10)
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SECRETARY’S CORNERTRUSTEES’ CORNER
George & your Can-Do Committee are doing afine job around the Lodge, and I see Pattie Desan-
Second dues notices are being sent out inthe next 2 weeks. If you haven't submitted your 2015-16 dues please do so either by mail or paypal. We had our first initiation for the year with 10 new members being initiated. We will be doing anotherinitiation on July 20, 2015.
Ellen T. WeckenbrockBPOE 2085Lodge Secretary609-298-5939
P.E.R. ASSOCIATION
Next Meeting, JU- LY 22, 2015 4th Wednesday of every month.
tis is now a member of your Can-Do Committee, where she is doing a fine job with the flowers, planting, watering and caring for them.Bill Scannon is still touching up paint around the Lodge, a lot of times on his hands and knees painting.Don’t forget to compliment Paul Matlack for the fine job he does around the Lodge, keeping it very clean.Buy your ticket for the Lodge Picnic, where Walt Papp and his Entertainment Committee will be do- ing another great job, as they did last year.-Don Wirth did such a great job painting his white parking lines, I asked him to complete the Parking Lot. He said NO!-Don’t forget, there is only one (1) meeting per month,on the third Monday, for the next three (3) months.Read the Bulletin and support all the Committees, when you can.Bill Johnson, Chairman Trustees
HOUSE COMMITTEE DEN
For hall usage contact Tony Dilemme609-280-1320
CHAPLAIN’S PEW
CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE
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.A guest may come with a member. That guest must sign
the book also. The guest may stay as long as the mem- ber is there. But once the member leaves, the guest must leave also. Thank you for your cooperation in the lodge rules.Carmen Addonizio, Leading Knight
MEMBERS ON SICK LISTLEONARD ERLICH, PER, HUBERT “LUKE” PLATT, ROBERT MALLOY, SAL-
VATORE “SAL” LEGNETTI, BUTCH MILLERHeavenly Father, we ask that you grant these special people a speedy recovery and a future full of
good health. Amen.DEPARTED MEMBERS
JOHN SUTTERLINMay 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!
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YOUTH ACTIVITIES
We are now working on plans for our fall events, Soccer Shoot, Hoop Shoot, and Student of the Month pro- grams. As with other committees in the Lodge, we are always looking for new members to come up with new ideas for fundraising and giving back to the youth of our community and this Lodge. We meet on the 1st
Wednesday of the month at 7:30 PM and all are welcome.
FraternallyLou Gamba, PDD
THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT
OFFICERS: – Chair Walt Papp Co Chair Sue CrivelliSecretary Donna Papp
Entertainment meetings are held the second Monday of every month at 7:30 PMThis Month’s EventsSaturday, July 11th – Karaoke with Mark and KarenSaturday, July 25th – Phase Band Upper Ballroom 8:30-12:30 No cover for members and auxiliary; $5 Cover non membersCountry and Western Dance Every Thursday in the Upper BallroomUpcoming EventsSaturday, August 8th – Karaoke with DJ RobSaturday, August 22th – Karaoke with Mark and KarenSunday, August 30 – Lodge PicnicSaturday August 29th – After Dark Band (R&B, Funk, Dance, Motown, Smooth Jazz, Standards, Disco, Rock, Country)
Audio/Video Committee
We have all the Baseball games playing with the MLB package with Direct TV and Fios. Come on out and enjoy your favorite team playing on one of the 6 big screen TV’s.NASCAR and Golf are also on when available, due to the added TV’s no sport is missed!!! The words during Karaoke are now playing on the 55” TV in the corner, come out and sing along! Enjoy!!!Our next goal is to install an outside surveillance system; this will help to control any wrong doings in our parking lot when we rent the hall as well as to ensure the safety of our members and bar- tenders when leaving the building. Once the committee comes up with a plan we will meet with the trustees for final approval.As we move forward with the plans for the new surveillance sys- tem, any committee that would like to help by donating money is greatly appreciated.Meetings are held on an as needed basis, anyone interested in helping with the committee can contact me @ 609 298 9191Respectfully,Chairman Mickey DeSantis, PER
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Women’s AuxiliaryJune was a very busy month for the auxiliary. Thanks to all the members who helped to make all our events suc- cessful.I hope everyone enjoyed themselves at the Wildwood Convention.Thanks to all who participated in our annual White Elephant activity held on June 10th at our general meeting.Our annual gift auction was a great success again this year. We had great gifts and all our winners went home happy. A special thanks to Charlotte Elmer and Donna Papp who chaired this event, and Patti DeSantis who ran the kitchen. It was a lot of work but they had lots of help from the auxiliary members and other committees. Thanks to all that came out to help!
We had a great turnout for our Paint and Sip Party held on June 28th. Patti DeSantis chaired this event and she did a great job. Thanks to all who came out to support us.REMINDER: No summer executive and general meetings in July and August! Wishing everyone a safe and fun summer! In Friendship,Nancy Debnarik, President
Upcoming Events -Future bus trip – 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; largeselection of slots machines & video poker games (over 2,000) plus table games. Restaurants: Philly Tap & Tavern overlooking the Delaware, Cove Steakhouse & Raw Bar; Mien Noodles & Café Napoli. More details to follow once casino package finalized. See Charlotte Elmer @ (609) 585-0146.
Meeting R e minder 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)
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
WOMEN’S AUXILIARY OFFICERS 2015 - 2016
President Nancy Debnarik 609-298Vice President Linda D'Amico 609-584Secretary Rosemary Becker 609-915Treasurer Patti DeSantis 609-298Conductress Joanne Jackman 609-586Chaplain Carol Santoro 609-586Parliamentarian Carol Adonizio 609-424Trustee 3 Year Donna Papp 609-324Trustee 2 Year Charlotte Elmer 609-610Trustee 1 Year Donna Grondski 609-890
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SPECIAL CHILDREN’S VENUE VETERAN’S FIELD
NO SCC Bowling in July & August. Clothing drive still in August. Charity Ball being planned for Bordentown & being Chaired by Bev Tonne & Bobbi Hope. Information to follow. Have a safe Summer. God Bless Our Special Children.Fraternally,Andy Bush , Chairperson Special Children’sCommittee (609)585-5792
PUBLIC RELATIONS
I am looking to share all the great events we do for our community and the Elks. To best do this I need to get some information from events before and after.Before any event that is open to the public I need;-committee hosting/running-date of the event-admission price-contact person-any other relevant informationAfter EVERY event I will need;-committee hosted/ran event-date of event-number of attendees-the highest resolution pictures of the event possibleIf you need help gathering this information I would be happy to meet with you or I am available at 908-227-7344. Send all pertinent information to Bpoe-208 5 pr@g ma il.com . If a photographer is needed for an event please contact me as early as possible and I willtry to attend as many events as I can.
Thank you, Dani
“Independence Day, commonly know as the Fourth of July or July Fourth, is a federal holiday inthe United States commemorating the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776,declaring independence from Great Britain.Independence Day is commonly associated with
fireworks, parades, carnivals, fairs, picnics, con- certs , baseball games, family reunions and political speeches and ceremonies, in addition to various other public and private events celebrating the his- tory, government and traditions of the UnitedStates. Independence Day is the National Day of the United States.” (Wikipedia Encyclopedia) Another ho l iday, ti m e off from work, that we need to reflect on and re m e m ber why we cele- brate. O ur vetera n s date ba c k to t h e confl i cts that lead to our c o untr y ’ s inde p end e nce from Great Britain . *May 17, we had a wonderful time, with the SW Dis- trict, treating residents from the Vineland Veterans Home to a Philly’s ballgame. As they got off thebusses we each were assigned a veteran. May 30when we went to the home some of us got to see “our” veterans. It was great to see them and some us of will be writing and send them cards in be- tween bingo games.*June 13 was the Flag Day Ceremony at Edgewater Park and June 14th the SW District had its fourth annual Military Appreciation Day Pic-nic, more to follow on that.*As always, thanks to all who have donated cou- pons, we send a batch each month to our MilitaryFamilies overseas, thanks to all who support our1st Wednesday of the month dinners and thanks to all faithful bingo players who support our bingo tick-et sales. We could not do what we do without yoursupport.Ongoing pr oj ect s :*Collecting sample size toiletries, books, batteries,CD’s, DVD’s and all occasion greeting cardsfor Vineland and the troops and The Mission of Honor donations. . Also, we are still collecting man- ufacturer’s coupons to send to our enlisted families overseas. They can be 1 – 2 moths past date. If you could divide them between food (anything you swal- low, meds, etc.) and non food it would be a great help
Fraternally,Jim Sharpe, Chairman
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SCHOLARSHIPS MEMBERSHIP RETENTION COMMITTEE
NJ Elk Family Scholarship 2015The New Jersey Elk Family Scholarship will run from April 1st 2015 until July 31st 2015.It is available to children, step children,grand children and step grand children of members in good standing, who are seniors in high school , college freshman, college sophomores, or college juniors. This could be an additional $3000.00 (three thousand dollars), if you qualify all four years. Go to www.njelks.org to download the application. Fraternally,Heather Cheesman
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Chairman Lou Gamba, PDD, Co-Chairman Jack Becker, PER Committee Members: Robert Pecht, PER, Ellen Weckenbrock, Heather CheesmanWe continue to plan for our Community Day and Cranberry Fest presentations. We are always looking for any members who have ideas on how to get active new members and retain our current members, to come join us on the 3rd Wednesday of each month. We need ideas from long time members as well as new members. We are still looking for members to drop off their old Grand Lodge magazines for us to distribute. If you have not paid your dues, please do so. If you have a problem with paying, please contact the Secretary and see if she can assist you. If you have any questions, feel free to drop me an email at [email protected] t . We need the help of the membership in reaching our goals.FraternallyLou Gamba, PDD
Chairman-Mickey DeSantis Co-Chair-Sue Crivelli Secretary-Terri Jewell Treasurer-Karl Swanson Cook Book Elks Cookbook D o w n to the last 28, call and reser v e one toda y !!! Need a gift for a birthday, shower, anniversary, or need to add a little something to your gift, why not give an Elks Cookbook. Only $15.00, pick up the phone today and call Patti DeSantis 609 298 9181 to place your order. Cookbook is made up of over140 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 somenew members. 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 meetingand discuss the idea. Its that simple! Our next meeting is July 9thth at 7:30 pmAll ways and Means money goes directly to the general fund to help with the lodge’s operating ex- penses so that our lodges various committees can use their money to fund the many programs that the Bordentown Elks sponsor.Thank you, Mickey
CONVENTION NEWS
Thank you to everyone who attended and sup- ported us throughout the year. A special thank you to the Committee for all their hard work and time for a great event even though Mother Na- ture was unkind this year.
Ellen Weckenbrock, Chairperson
UPCOMING LODGE EVENTS 2015JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER
2nd WOM. AUX. HARRAH’S CASINO/RACETRACK BUS TRIP
18th GOLF OUTING
30th LODGE PICNIC
31st AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOODDRIVE
Elks National FoundationOur 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.
Please remember to donate to the ENF, we ask that each member donate $10 a year. The foundationfunds veterans, students and children with special needs through out the nation. All monies donated are tax deductible.
You can also give your donation to Patti Dixon or Heather Cheesman. Fraternally,Heather & Patti
SANDWICH NIGHT MENUS - 6pm - 8pmJuly 1, 2015 Taco Bowls Chicken or Beef- Vet. ComJuly 8, 2015 Cheesesteaks or Pork Roll sandwiches FF, coleslaw, dessert - House CommitteeJuly 15, 2015 TBA - Conv. Com.July 22, 2015 TBA - Motorcycle ClubJuly 28, 2015 BBQ Chicken, Corn, Potato- PER Assn.
ELK OF THE MONTH
APRIL 2015 - DANIELL MESSINEO OCTOBER 2015 - MAY 2015 - JACK BECKER, JR. NOVEMBER 2015 - JUNE 2015 - DECEMBER 2015 - JULY 2015 - JANUARY 2016 - AUGUST 2015 - FEBRUARY 2016 - SEPTEMBER 2015 - MARCH 2016 -
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BORDENTOWN ELKS AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE
Lower BallroomMONDAY, AUGUST 31, 2015
2 PM to 7PMNote: 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 RedCross Blood Drive site:www.redcrossblood.org
HELP WANTED:3 PEOPLE FOR CLEAN-UP CREW LOOKING FOR 3-4 BARTENDERS Contact Carmen Adonizio @ (609) 954—7439 or [email protected]
MOTORCYCLE COMMITTEEEvery Thursday, 6 to 8pm, the MC will sell sand- wiches. Come on out for a quick bite to eat.The MC meets the second Wednesday of the month at 7:30pm. Feel free to join.
Jack Becker
QUOIT LEAGUE THURSDAYS @ 6:30 PM STARTING MAY 7, 2015
PLAYERS NEEDED JACK BECKER, JR @
609 947 - 4615
SAVE THE DATES U N D A Y, AUGUST 2, 2015
Women's Auxiliary 2085 BUS TRIP HARRAH'S PHILADELPHIA RACETRACK &
CASINO-Live harness horseracing (pacers & trotters): PostTime 12:40 p.m. - fastest 5/8 mile tracks in NorthAmerica-Large selection of slots machines & video poker games (over 2,000) plus poker room & table games-Restaurants: Philly Tap & Tavern overlooking the Delaware; Cove Steakhouse & Raw Bar; Mien Noo- dles & Café Napoli.
Bus leaves Bordentown Elks Lodge at10:30 am sharp
Bus returns to Bordentown Elks Lodge approximately 6:30 pm
Ticket Cost: $30.00More details to follow with casino offer
See or contact Charlotte Elmer @609-585-0146
BORDENTOWN ELKS GOLF OUTINGFRIDAY, September 18, 2015
Rancocas Golf Course$95 PER PERSON
11:30 am – REFRESHMENTS , BOX LUNCH & FREEDRIVING RANGE OPEN –1:00 SHOT GUN START
50/50,LONGEST DRIVE ,50/50 PAR THREECLOSEST TO THE PIN, $1000 Hole in One (Bill Scannon sponsor)
Hole in One- car sponsored by Lucas Chevrolet
6:30 PM – STEAK DINNER, DOOR PRIZES&AWARDS BACK AT THE LODGE
FINAL MONEY DUE BY Sept. 7
SPONSOR A HOLE - $100
CON T ACT Tony DiLemme - 609-280-1320 or email [email protected]
Player’s Name Phone Email Amount
1.
2.
3.
4.
Total Due Paid
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FISHING FOR MARCHERS, SINCE WE WERE DISQUALIFIED AND UNABLE TO MARCH IN WILDWOOD DUE TO WEATHER BEYOND OUR CONTROL. WE WOULD REQUEST THAT THOSE WITH THE MARCHING SUIT MAKE PLANS TO HELP US MARCH IN THE BORDENTOWN CITY HALLOWEEN PARADE. WE WOULD LIKE A GREAT SHOWING OF MARCHERS TO SHOW UP SO BORDEN- TOWN CAN SEE US AT OUR BEST. THOSE WITHOUT MARCHING SUITS WILL BE IN CHARGE OF DISTRIBUTING THE CANDY TO THE KIDS ALONG THE WAY. JUST WEARAN ELK SHIRT OR SWEATSHIRT (DEPENDING ON THE WEATHER). LET’S MAKE OUR LODGE PROUD. DETAILS TOFOLLOW.
Lodge PicnicSunday August 30th 1pm – 6pm
Tickets go on sale in July – See Walt or any Entertainment Com-
mittee member
Adults $10, Children 6-12 $5, under 5 are free
Look for a Lodge Flyer for details.
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2015 – 2016 Committees
AMERICANISM Sharon Sharpe 947-4560
AUDIO VIDEO Mickey Desantis 298-9181
AUDITING/BUS. PRACTICES Mickey Desantis 298-9181
MEMBERSHIP
INVESTIGATION
INDOCTRINATION
Lou Gamba PDD
Mickery DeSantis PER
Danny Sholes PDD
638-8966
298-9181870-7216
BAR Joe Fox 298-5550
BINGO Herb Fues 298-6583
BLOOD DRIVE Dave Rooney 610-2385
BULLETIN Tony Gulotta PER 888-3561
CAMERA CLUB Jake Knipper 558-8603
CAN DO George Haluska 610-6923
MEMORIAL SERVICE Herb Fues PER 298-6583
MOTORCYCLE Jack Becker 915-6815
PER ASSOCIATION George Grondski PER 802-8812
PUBLIC RELATIONS Danielle Messineo 908-227-7344
QUOITS LEAGUE Jack Becker Jr. 947-4615
CHARITIES Ellen Weckenbrock 775-7574 RITUAL COACHES Danny Sholes PDD
Mickey DeSantis PER.424-3654298-9181
COMMUNITY WELFARE Dave Rooney PER 610-2385
CONVENTION
RENTAL AGENT Tony Dilemme 280-1320
SAFETY Gerry Vaughn 291-0792FLOATPARADES
John Jarzyk
Bob McVicker PDD
893-7955586-6454 SCHOLARSIPS Tony Dilemme
Steve Metterle
280-1320424-6927
CREDENTIALS Anthony Escolano 498-5461
DRUG AWARENESS Tony Gulotta PER 888-3561
SICKNESS ANDDISTRESS
Phil Horner 234-0631
ELKS NAT’L FND Heather Cheesman 298-7828
ENTERTAINMENT Walt Papp 324-9501
SHUFFLEBOARD Mickey Desantis 298-9181
SPECIAL CHILDREN Andy Bush 585-5792
FLAG RETIREMENT Jim Sharpe 947-4560
SPECIAL YOUTH &CHARITIES
Bill Johnson 712-5955
GOVERNMENT
RELATIONS
Donna Pelehaty 298-0180VETERANS’ SERVICE Jim Sharpe 947-4560
GOLF Tony Dilemme 280-1320 WAYS & MEANS Mickey DeSantis PER 298-9181
GOURMET – LADIES Jane Rooney 649-2014 WHEELCHAIRS & EQUIPMENT
Bill Johnson 712-5955
GOURMET – MEN Mike Weckenbrock 712-4753WOMEN’S AUX Nancy Debnarik 298-1421
SPECIAL CHILDRENBOWL- ING
Sue Giancola 324-9010 YOUTH ACTIVITIES
HOOP SHOOT
Lou Gamba
Valerie Hines638-8966
238-0987HOUSE GOVERNING BODY Carmen Adonizio 954-7439
INSTANT RAFFLE Donald Swanson PER 298-0595
SOCCER SHOOT
STUDENT OF MTH
Valerie Hines
Dave Wriggins
238-0987
694-2763
LODGE ACTIVITIES Robert Lenhardt PVP 379-8966
July 2015Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1Golf League 2pmSANDWICH NIGHT 6PM
2C & W7:30 PM
3 4INDEPENDENCEDAY
5 6 7BINGO 7:15PM
8Golf League 2pmSANDWICH NIGHT 6PM
9C & W7:30 PM
10 11KARAOKE 8:30DJ MARK & KA-REN
12 13 14BINGO 7:15PM
15Golf League 2pmSANDWICH NIGHT 6PM
16C & W7:30 PM
17 18
19 20LODGE Mtg.
21BINGO7:15 PM MEN’SGOURMET 6pm
22Golf League 2pmSANDWICH NIGHT 6PM
23C & W7:30 PM
24 25PHASE BAND8:30
26 27 28BINGO7:15 PMWOMEN’S GOURMET 6pm
29Golf League 2pmSANDWICH NIGHT 6PM
30 31C & W7:30 PM
LODGE /COMMITTEE MEETINGSLODGE MEETINGS - 1ST & 3RD MONDAYS 8PM SHUFFLEBOARD—1ST & 3RD MONDAYS POST MTG. HOUSE COM - 4TH MONDAY 7:30PM ENTERTAINMENT COM. - 2ND MONDAY 7:30PM TRUSTEES 2ND MONDAY 7:30PM SCC - 4TH MONDAY 7:00 PMMEN’S GOURMET - 3RD TUESDAY 6PM WOM. GOURMET - 4TH TUESDAY 6PM WOM. AUX. E-BOARD - 1ST WEDNESDAY 7:30PM Y.A.C. - 1ST WEDNESDAY 7:30 PM WOM. AUX. GEN. MTG. - 2ND WEDNESAY 7:30PM PER ASSN - 4TH WEDNESDAY 7:30 PM VETERAN COM. - 3RD WEDNESDAY 7:15 PM WAM - 2ND THURSDAY 7:30 PMMEMBERSHIP RET. COM. - 2ND THURSDAY 7:30 PM CONVENTION COM. 1ST THURSDAY 7:30 PMAUDIO/Visual COM. - 2ND TUESDAY 7:30 PM
BORDENTOWN ELKS LODGE
11 AMBOY ROAD BORDENTOWN, NJ
08505
Standard Mail U.S. POSTAGE
PAIDPermit No.
622Trenton,
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