ALL AMERICAN LODGE 2003,04,08,09,10,11,12,13 BPO ELKS 2399

ALL AMERICAN LODGE 2003,04,08,09,10,11,12,13 BPO ELKS 2399

WAPITI WIND September 2021

Greetings Fellow Elks,

It is hard to believe that it is September already. The months of July and August have flown by. These months were very busy with Grand Lodge Convention, 4th of July Picnic and the 2-week clo-sure of the Lodge for our annual cleaning. The 4th of July Picnic was a huge success, and our employ-ees did an excellent job in the cleaning of the Lodge

during the shutdown. The month of July also saw the return of Popcorn to the Lodge.

August also saw us with many new members waiting to be initiat-ed. To all of you members who have, or are sponsoring these new members, Thank You, and keep up the good work.

We are and have been an “All American Lodge” many times over, and the competition to become an All-American Lodge is very stiff and one area that is judged is the Lodges contributions to the Elks National Foundation (ENF). Upon becoming a mem-ber, the Lodge donates your first contribution for you, and then it is up to you after that. There are many ways to contribute, one of them being the ENF Fidelity Club. You can enroll on-line at enf.elks.org/recurring. It will take you to an enrollment screen and you can designate a dollar amount which you would like to contribute on a monthly basis. Follow the directions. You may

also donate each year when you renew your membership dues. Any donations are voluntary and greatly appreciated. Easy, Peasy.

In September we have the Family Picnic on September 12th. This is always a good event, with good food, prizes (don’t forget to mail in your tickets or drop them off at the office), and enjoying your fellow Elks friendship. Hope to see you all there.

Remember, your Officers and Trustees are here to help keep the Lodge up and running as smoothly as possible. They must make decisions and as fellow Elks; we should abide by those decisions (whatever they are). I have said it before and I will continue to say it, if you want to make changes in the Lodge, you need to attend the regularly scheduled meetings to have your voice/opinion heard. Or you can take an active part in the operation of the Lodge by becoming an Officer or Trustee. The bar is not the place to discuss Lodge business.

Until next month, remain safe, and I hope to see you around the

Lodge.

Remember: “Let’s Be There For Each Other”.

Fraternally, Chuck Fox Exalted Ruler

Elks Memorial

Service

The Annual Service to the Memory of our Departed Members

will be held in the Lodge Room

on Sunday, December 5, 2021 at 11:00 am.

A light buffet will be served following the ceremony

Join us at the Lodge for our

Family Day Picnic

Sunday, September 12, 2021

Hamburgers & Hot Dogs & Pot Luck (Bring a Dish to Share)

11:00 am - ???.

Raffles Music by Steve Wayman

Please join us in honoring those who make our community safe at our annual

Law and Order Night

Saturday, 25 September 2021 Tickets: $15.00 Cocktails: 5:00 pm Dinner: 6 pm

Dinner will be: Ribs, Beans and Corn followed by Apple Caramel Blossom with Cream

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OFFICERS LAKE HAVASU CITY LODGE 2399 OF THE BENEVOLENT AND

PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS OF THE UNITED STATES OF

AMERICA

EXALTED RULER Chuck Fox

LEADING KNIGHT Paulette Nainteau

LOYAL KNIGHT Karen Travers

LECTURING KNIGHT Tom Bradley

ESQUIRE Steve Stockett

CHAPLAIN Pauline Thonnard

INNER GUARD Joyce Bradley

TILER Pat Costello

SECRETARY Gary Parsons

TREASURER Larry Westerfield

TRUSTEES Jim Travis

Marty Gillispie Sue Thomas Bob Clark

Tracy Konkel

ORGANIST/MUSICIAN Barbara Volk

Wapiti Wind

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Lodge No. 2399 3532 McCulloch Blvd.

Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406 928-855-2800 928-453-3557

OFFICE PERSONNEL Carolyn Dieter Karen Turpin

Elizabeth Ledingham

BANQUET/BAR MGR Kathy Wright

Auditing & Acct. Chairman Audit/Acct. Debbie Horton Inventory Tim & Darlena Collins

Activities Committee Chairman Bingo Karen Travers Blood Drive Paulette Nainteau Jackie Turcotte Bowling Bulk Mailing Bob Clark Charity Ball Paulette Nainteau Christmas Baskets Jayne Hanson Christa Baesler Clothe-A-Child Debbie Herd Community Activities Jackie Turcotte Decorating Committee Karen Bell Drug Awareness Mike Arlowe Entertainment Committee Ed Wdowiak Kay Wdowiak Family Picnic Paulette Nainteau Fishing Club Jerry Boyce Golf League Scott Brown Grants Administrator Debbie Herd Hi-Way Cleanup John Bell Hoop Shoot Steve Bennett Hot Dogs Larry Westerfield Information Technology Gary Parsons Lodge Activities Gary Parsons Long Range Planning Jim Joubert Monday Night Dancers Patrick Lee Pasta Night Marilyn PER President Mike Vail Public Relations Jackie Turcotte Eva Fox Queen of Hearts Karen Travers

RV Club (Vagabonds) Janet Sims RV Parking Bob Clark Scholarships Barbara Volk Soccer Shoot Steve Bennett Special Olympics Art Flieshman Taco Night Eva Fox Volunteer Coordinator Elizabeth Ledingham Yacht Club Commodore Sandy Bigham Youth Activities Debbie Herd Fraternal Committee Chairman All American Lodge/Training Pauline Thonnard Americanism Mike Arlowe Constitution & By-Laws Mike Vail Elks National Foundation Jerry Gillen Flag Day Karen Travers Elks Training Gary Parsons Government Relations Gary Parsons Guest Monitoring Sue Thomas Interview Committee Marti Johnson Orientation Gary Parsons Lodge Inspection/Accident Tracy Konkel Major Projects Gary Parsons Major Projects (Purple Pig) Debbie Horton Mediator Tracy Konkel Membership/Lapsation Gabriele Medley Memorial Service Tom Bradley Presiding Justice Jay Bidwell Protocol Debbie Herd Vanessa Brewster Ritual Coach Jackie Turcotte Ritual Word Coach Hank Thonnard Veterans Services Bud Watts Wapiti Wind Jackie Turcotte

Donations

Attend Meetings

Lodge business is conducted during the official Lodge Meetings and not at the end of the bar. Squelch rumors by getting the facts during a Lodge Meet-ing, House Committee Meeting, or Trustee Meeting.

Check the calendar for meeting times.

Wapiti Wind Editor Information

Contact information:

E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 928-302-6013

If you send a text, please add your name so I know who it is from. Your number may not be in my contacts, so I have no idea who your are. Thanks.

Jackie Turcotte Wapiti Wind Editor

Elks Websites

Want more information about the Elks? You can get limited access to these sites without an account. Creating an account will give you access to the Members On-ly sections for even more information. www.elks.org for any information re-garding Elkdom. www.arizonaelksassociation.org for any information about our state association. elks2399.com for Lodge 2399 infor-mation.

VOLUNTEERS

Want to volunteer at the Lodge? Please contact Elizabeth Ledingham: E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 661-644-5656 (If no answer, please leave a message)

ELK OF THE MONTH 2020-2021

April 2021 Pat Martino May 2021 Marti Johnson June 2021 Vanessa Brewster

Vanessa Brewster

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 Lunch - 11 am - 2 pm

Desert Singles - 4 pm

Elkette Concert Series tickets go on sale - 3 pm

Pork Baby Back Ribs - 4 pm - 7 pm


Bowling League Meeting - 1 pm

Chicken, Fish, and Meatloaf - 4 pm - 7 pm

Bingo - 6 pm (Doors open - 4 pm)

Karaoke - 6 pm

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Lunch - 11 am - 2 pm

Poker Omaha hi-lo - 12 pm to 4 pm

Dinner Menu - 4 pm - 8 pm

PER Meeting - 6:30 pm

Music: One Eyed Romeo

4

Dinner Menu - 4 pm - 8 pm Music: One Eyed Romeo

5

NFL Package

Hot Dogs 11 am - 2 pm

6

LABOR DAY Office Closed

Kitchen Closed

Bar closes at 4 pm

NO Queen of Hearts

NO Monday Night Dancers

7

Taco Tuesday - 11 am - 2 pm 4 pm - 7:00 pm

Lodge Meeting- 7:30 pm


Vagabonds Meeting - 1 pm Desert Singles - 4 pm


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Bowling Starts


Karaoke - 6 pm

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Music: Steve Wayman

11 9/11 Ceremony

London Bridge Beach - 8:30 am

Burgers, Hot Dogs & Fries - 11 am - 2 pm $5.00 per person

Fishing Club Meeting - 1 pm


Music - Steve Wayman

12

Family Day Picnic

11 am - ???

NFL Package

13 Hot Dogs -

11 am - 2 pm

Pinochle - 11:30 am

Pasta Night - 4 pm - 7 pm

Queen of Hearts - 6:30 pm

Monday Night Dancers- 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

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Elkette Meeting - 6 pm

House Committee/Trustee Meeting - 7 pm

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Karaoke - 6 pm

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Dinner Menu - 4 pm - 8 pm Music: Gary Peaslee

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Yacht Club Meeting - 2 pm Dinner Menu - 4 pm - 8 pm Music: Gary Peaslee

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NFL Package


20 Hot Dogs -

11 am - 2 pm

Pinochle - 11:30 am



Orientation - 7:00 pm

Monday Night Dancers - 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

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Lodge Meeting/ Initiation - 7:30 pm

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Lunch- 11 am - 2 pm



Karaoke - 6 pm

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Music: Fritz

25 Law and Order Night - Cocktails - 5 pm Dinner - 6 pm Dinner Menu - 4 pm - 8 pm Music: Fritz

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NFL Package


Yacht Club Mardi Gras 4 pm - 8 pm

27 Interviews - 9 am

Hot Dogs - 11 am - 2 pm

Pinochle - 11:30 am



Monday Night Dancers - 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

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MCL Meeting - 7:00 pm

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Karaoke - 6 pm

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REGULAR OFFICE HOURS RESUME

Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

MUSIC

Friday and Saturday 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm


The following table shows the result of voting held at the 2021 Grand Lodge Convention

Tampa, Florida

Number Description Yes No P/F

2021-01 To return to the Laws of the Order the requirement that a Local Lodge conduct a long form Initiatory Ritual for the District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler at the time of his/her official visit.

919 1727 F (35%)

2021-02 To allow Local Lodge Past Exalted Rulers Associations to incorporate for the purpose of raising, receiving, and distributing funds for such charitable, educational, and scientific purposes that are supported by its Lodge, State Association, and/or Grand Lodge.

1305 1352 F (49%)

2021-03 To require incorporated Local Lodge Past Exalted Rulers Associations to obtain Grand Lodge approval before taking certain actions. 1272 1368 F

(48%)

2021-04 To allow Local Lodge Past Exalted Rulers Associations to incorporate for the purpose of charitable fundraising. 1329 1329 F

(50%)

2021-05 To clarify that the Grand Exalted Ruler shall have the authority to remove any officer of a corporation formed pursuant to the new section 16.035 who neglects the duties of his office, or is guilty of contumacy or conduct injurious to the order.

1678 958 F (64%)

2021-06 To allow a Lodge to provide for the waiver of dues and fees of any Applicant who is a current or former Elks scholarship recipient with a goal of encouraging membership. 2053 606 P

(77%)

2021-07

To allow the Grand Exalted Ruler to grant full membership in the Grand Lodge to Past Exalted Rulers, otherwise qualified, who are prevented from attending a Grand Lodge Convention by reason of the convention having been cancelled or in the event a conven-tion fails for lack of a quorum.

2392 257 P (90%)

2021-08 To codify the policy of preventing the over service of alcohol and to require Local Lodges to establish a House Rule consistent therewith. 2237 421 P

(84%)

2021-09 To clarify the burden of proof and standard of review in the case of an appeal from an Executive Order. 2392 263 P

(90%)

2021-10 To codify fair process practices that are currently being followed in those circumstances where the rights of Members, Lodges, State Associations, or officers of any entity formed under the Laws of the Order may be impacted.

2389 266 P (90%)

2021-11

To delete the requirement that the Lodge Secretary prepare the November membership report on forms provided by the Grand Secretary since the November membership report is now automatically generated and submitted through CLMS; and to eliminate the requirement that the Lodge Secretary give bond if the Grand Lodge Insurance Program provides such coverage.

2524 126 P (95%)

2021-12 To eliminate the requirement that the Lodge Treasurer give bond if the Grand Lodge Insurance Program provides such coverage. 2454 203 P

(92%)

2021-13

To clarify the duties and responsibilities of the Grand Lodge Auditing and Accounting Committee and the duties and responsibilities of the Local Lodge Auditing and Account-ing Committee as a result of the use of the new Grand Lodge online Financial Reporting System (FRS).

2413 246 P (91%)

2021-14 To allow District Deputies to be appointed to Districts other than their home District.

1042 1594 F (40%)

2021-15 To increase the amount subject to immediate distribution by the Trustees in the event of the liquidation of a Lodge in order to avoid administrative expense associated with the maintenance of nominal trust funds.

2314 314 P (88%)

Please note: A two-thirds vote is required for passage.

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Summer flew by in the blink of an eye. Now, we hit the ground running in preparation for all the events on the horizon. The Elkettes have a jam-packed agenda this fall and winter, we are beyond thrilled.

I want to thank Jo Black for the time and dedi-cation she has put into the Elkettes ongoing Jewelry fundraising. She carefully goes through all donated jewelry, polishes it if need be and artfully places it in the jewelry case. She recently received a necklace she felt deserved more attention than it would garner in the case. She sold raffle tickets and raised $700 to donate to a local charity. Congratulations to necklace winner Char Thomas, and runners up Jackie Ballard, Mo Long, and Rita Howell. Thank you to all who supported this fundraiser.

To the person who generously donated all the small bottles of hygiene products we thank you. They arrived at the perfect time; PER Debbie Herd, Chair of The Freedom Grant needed items to place in life saving backpacks for homeless veterans in our community. The backpacks will be handed out October 2, from 10:00am- 2pm in the Rods and Relics Hall at the Aquatic Center.

September 1st is the beginning of two Elkettes events. Sales for 52 Raffle tickets for the year 2022 begin. There are 300 total available for purchase, get them while the getting is good. Any Elkette will be happy to sell you a ticket. The money raised through this event goes to local charities. I would like to thank PER Pat Marino for bringing to my attention that I have not

posted the winners in the Wapiti, this problem has been recti-fied. The second event, The Elkettes Concert Series. Sunday, November 7 we will have two concerts, Elvis will grace the stage at 4pm for a 90 minute show, at 7pm Johnny Cash will perform for an hour. Tickets will be $30 for VIP, $25 for Gen-eral per person, per show. If you would like to purchase tickets for both shows it will be VIP $55, General $45 per person. Tick-ets will be sold Wednesday, September 1st at 3pm, first come first served. There is no presale available. We will be selling charcuterie boxes during the break.

The Giving Tree will be back this Christmas. Last year the Elks and Elkettes gifted 60 local foster children with an amazing Christmas. We ensured every child had a new coat, socks, un-derwear, pajamas, and socks. If you would like to make a dona-tion you can do so in the office. We will have names for chil-dren in November.

The Elkettes meeting is Tuesday, September 14 at 6pm, please note the time change. I look forward to seeing you there.

DID YOU KNOW? The first anniversary of the new Elks Lodge was celebrated with a dance and buffet on August 23rd, 1975. Even then there were problems with parking. The first parking lot was paid for in November 1976. The mortgage for that loan was burned in February 1977.

Vanessa Brewster Elkette President 2021-2022 707-363-1356

ELKETTE PRESIDENT MESSAGE

52 CLUB

tickets on sale

Ticket sales start September 1, 2021 for the upcoming year. Only 300 tickets will be sold.

Drawings are held each week for one year.

Prizes are: $100.00 each week $500.00 if drawn on a holiday

Tickets are $52.00. Winning tickets are put back in the barrel so you can win more than once. If you are interested, talk to an Elkette.

52 CLUB

WINNERS

MAY

Wanda Parsons, Joyce Bradley, Jackie Turcotte, Wendy Holloway

June

Pat Swell, Jo Anne Wilkerson, Steve Bennett, Ron Raines,

Betty or Gene Jones

July

Rachel Shows, Carolyn Cornell, Vanessa Brewster, Bob Carleton Youth Activities was once again on hand to

provide pizza and water to kids enjoying them-selves at the Annual Kids Health and Swim Day at the Aquatic Center. Kids also took part in the “Let’s Talk” wheel.


Welcome back to the Vagabonds. After being dark for the months of June, July and August, we are ready to start camping again. Many were traveling during the summer to escape the heat and some stayed behind to enjoy the benefits of our beautiful lake.

Hopefully all had a great summer.

We will begin our regular meetings again Wednesday, September 8th at 1:00. This meeting will have two major events: 1) we will present the plaque of appreciation to Donna Goodine for all Jim Goodine contributed to the Vagabonds and our Lodge and 2) we will be voting on the changes to the Bylaws and Standing Rules. If you plan to join us for lunch, be there no later than 11:45 so all can be served prior to the beginning of our meeting.

Our first campout will be in Williams at the Railside RV Ranch September 15th through the 18th leaving on the 19th. This will be hosted by Bill & Debbie Horton and Don & Sue Underwood. If you don’t already have your reservations for this, you should do so right away as this is always very well attended. They may be booked, however, ask to be put on the waiting list as they try very hard to accommodate our group. Their phone number is 928-635-4077.

Our outing for October will be in Wickenburg October 14th

through the 16th, leaving on the 17th. All reservations must be made through our Wagon Master, Janet Sims, as the RV Park does not want to take individual reservations. Her contact infor-mation is [email protected]. Payment will be made upon arri-val and must be cash or check. They do not accept credit cards.

We count on our members to organize our campouts. They pick the camping spot and let us know what there is to do in the area. If you have not hosted in the past, we are always willing to help. We are a fun group and that equates to a successful campout. Grab another couple as it’s always more fun to host with friends.

For those of you that are unaware, we have a wonderful website, www.elks2399.com. This was put together by Gary Parson, our Lodge Secretary and PER. In addition to having updated infor-mation about what is going on in our Lodge, there is a section for RV parking at the different Lodges. Under the tab for RV Park-ing, there is a link to all the different states. This is very helpful when traveling. Thank you, Gary!

I look forward to seeing many of you at our meeting in Septem-ber!

Marti Johnson, Vagabonds Secretary

Remember – BPOE – Best People on Earth

VAGABONDS CLUB NEWS

Greetings Yacht Club members

We have some great events scheduled for the next 3 months.

* Sunday, August 29th we are sponsoring a charity event to benefit Clothes Closet and Meals on Wheels. An Ice Cream Social will take place from 12:30 to 4:30. Tickets are $8.00 ages 14 and up; $4.00 ages 13 and under. Open to all Elks and their guests. Purchase tickets from Lodge office.

* Sunday, September 26th we're having a new event Mardi Gras 4:00 to 8:00pm. Tickets on sale August 21st at meeting. $18.00 pp /Members Only.

* Sunday, October 10th is our Octoberfest 12:00 to 4:00 pm Tickets go on sale August 21st at our meeting. $7.00 for one brat or $8.00 for 2 brats.

For details, please check out your emails from August 9th.

Sincerely, Sandy Bigham Commodore

928-302-6194

YACHT CLUB NEWS

The dates for the September Derby’s will be Wednesday, September 15th and Wednesday, September 29th from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Weigh-in is at Windsor Beach South with scales open from 11:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Lunch will be served at the Lodge after the fish cleaning process. The Board of Directors will meet at the Lodge on Monday, September 6th at 11:00 a.m.

The Club’s General Meeting will be held on Saturday, September 11th at 1:00 p.m.

Want to join the Elks Fishing Club? Applications are located on the Fishing Club bulletin board. Place completed forms in the blue box with a check. DO NOT turn in to the office. Any questions, call Jerry Boyce at (928) 208-1073.

FISHING CLUB NEWS

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Lake Havasu City Elks Lodge #2399 Drink Chips Policy

Per House Committee Meeting 8/10/2021 It was determined at the August House Committee meeting that there is a lot of confusion about our Drink Chip policy. The fol-lowing is what was approved by the Committee at that meeting. 1. Bartenders and Cocktail Waitresses will ask all customers

when takingan order if they are using a drink chip to pur-chase a beverage.

a. Bartenders and Cocktail Waitresses will turn in any chip used to purchase a beverage when the drink is poured and entered into the register.

2. Only one drink chip can be used per drink (2 Drink Chips cannot be used to purchase a more expensive beverage).

3. Volunteer Chips (Lodge, Kitchen, Bingo, Elkettes) can be used to purchase a beverage up to and including $5.00).

a. If a beverage cost is over $5.00, the customer will pay the difference in cash (upcharge). No Exceptions.

4. Yellow Drink Chips will no longer be sold by the Bartenders to customers wanting to purchase drinks for others.

a. Date Stamped tickets will be sold to those customers who wish to purchase drinks for others, in lieu of the yellow Drink Chips, and will only be valid for that day.

b. Bartenders and Cocktail Waitresses need to explain this to the customer wanting to purchase drinks for others.

5. Currently we have Drink Chips for the Kitchen Volunteers and the Elkette Volunteers, that do not identify the Drink Chip is from our Lodge.

a. New Drink Chips have been procured for the Kitchen and Elkettes Volunteers. The Lodge and Bingo Drink Chips are still valid as they already have our Lodge Number Embedded.

b. All Drink Chips now have our Lodge Number embedded in them.

6. Any old Drink Chips that are not embedded with our Lodge Number, will continue to be honored through March 31, 2022.

a. If a member would like to exchange the old Kitchen or Elkette Drink Chips for a new one, they may do so in the Office.

Fraternally, Chuck Fox, Exalted Ruler Lake Havasu City Elks Lodge #2399

FROM THE BOARD

The Board of Trustees has been busy since we took office on April 1, 2021.

During the first week of August, while the Lodge was closed for deep cleaning, two mini-split air condition-ing units were installed in the kitchen at a cost of $10.350.00. This acquisition was fully funded by dona-tions. A big thank you to all of our clubs and to our members for their generosity. (We rock!)

The Trustees also accomplished the following items in the current fiscal year: Installation of a new Reverse Osmosis Water System for the dining room; new water filter system for the bar area; new LED lighting for our parking lot; new thermostat for the Women’s rest room; repaired the Lodge water softener; working with Serve-Pro to repair outside wall; revised the Moving Forward Board Donation form.

Your Board of Trustees volunteer their time to make our Lodge the best in the country and would love to hear from you so we can best represent you. (Suggestion box is located in the Bar Area).

Fraternally, Jim Travis, Marty Gillispie , Sue Thomas,

Bob Clark, Tracy Konkel

The Lodge used the Beacon Grant to make a donation of $3,500.00 to Parks and Recreation to provide tuition scholarships, activities during Summer, Spring, Winter, and After School Camps for the children of Covid-19 essential care workers. In photo below from left are PER and Youth Activities chairperson Debbie Herd, Parks and Recreation Coordinator Janis Brown, Exalted Ruler Chuck Fox and Leading Knight Paulette Nainteau.

Summer Camp Finale Swim where kids swam, Elks served pizza and children played "Let's Talk”.

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IN GOD WE TRUST


To Our Absent Members

James Watson

Until the Hour of Eleven Regularly Returns

FIRST LADY’S CORNER

I found this quote to be very interesting. “Do what you feel in your heart to be right, for you'll be criticized anyway. You'll be damned if you do and damned if you don't.”

– Eleanor Roosevelt

Don't say "I should" say "I could".

Eva D. Fox, First Lady

FROM THE MEMBERSHIP CHAIR:

As the newly appointed Lodge Member-ship Chair, I am seeking volunteers to assist me with Membership/Lapsation duties including calling members. Lodges cannot survive without members, so this is an important and vital commitment.

If you are interested, please contact me. I look forward to working with you. Gabriele Medley, [email protected].

The Lodge donated $400.00 to the LHHS Athletic Booster Club. The Booster Club supports the athletic programs, coaches, and athletes at Lake Havasu High School. Pictured are from left: Exalted Ruler Chuck Fox, Booster Club President Judy Tassie, Booster Club Secretary Teri Romer and Lodge Youth Activities Chair PER Debbie Herd.

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