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Officer Installation

Saturday, 30 March 2019 at 4:00 pm

After the ceremony join your new Officers for Dinner and Dancing in the Lodge Dinning Room

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

WAPITI WIND March 2019

Fellow Members,

As I reflect on the past year I can hardly believe how fast it actually went by. This year was made up of emotions from anxiety to elations. I would like to thank the members of this Lodge for the support and kind words throughout the year. It really meant a lot to me.

I was going to try to thank all the volunteers and members indi-vidually that have done so much to move the lodge forward this year but there are so many I’d be afraid I’d leave someone out. I would like to thank all the Lodge Officers for a great job they have done as well as Committee Members, PER’s, Elkettes and all the volunteers. We can all be proud of the things we have accomplished. This month is going to be a very busy time around the lodge. Hospice bingo will be held on March 2nd and all proceeds will be donated to Hospice. March 9th is the crazy auction, Saturday March 16th we will be serving Corned Beef and Cabbage, March 23rd is the Awards Banquet and on March 30th the new Officers will are installed.

In closing I would like to thank you, the Members for the support and kindness you have given to me and Debbie. I would mostly like to thank my lovely wife and best friend for all the help, support and encouragement she has given me throughout the year. She’s the best!

Respectfully yours,

Mike Vail

Volunteering for you as Exhausted Rooster

There will be a Lodge Meeting on

24 March 2019 at 6:oo pm

for the purpose of

Initiating New Members

CRAZY AUCTION

Saturday,

March 9, 2019

Doors open at 9 am

Auction from 10 am to 1 pm

SEATING IS LIMITED!

Funds raised help local Veterans as well as underfunded local

High School programs!

Help the kids AND the Vets!

Bidding Paddle is only $1.00

Bring you nickels, dimes and quarters! Lots of them!!!

Win fabulous items for a bid as little as a nickel! Saturday, 23 March 2019

Join us on this special evening in celebrating all award recipients from

our Lodge. This is also a great time to meet your

new Elkette Officers.

Awards Night

Plans are still being finalized. Information will be posted as soon as it is available.

Wapiti Wind March 2019

OFFICERS LAKE HAVASU CITY LODGE 2399 OF THE BENEVOLENT AND

PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS OF THE UNITED STATES OF

AMERICA

EXALTED RULER Mike Vail

LEADING KNIGHT Debbie Herd

LOYAL KNIGHT Larry Westerfield

LECTURING KNIGHT Chuck Fox

ESQUIRE Steve Stockett

CHAPLAIN Jim Barton

INNER GUARD Barbara Volk

TILER Deborah Bergren

SECRETARY Tom Bradford

TREASURER Chris Vanderweit

TRUSTEES Jerry Gillen Sue Thomas Deborah Vail

Jim Travis Bob Volk

ORGANIST/MUSICIAN Barbara Volk

Wapiti Wind

The Wapiti Wind is published by BPOE 2399 to communicate with members of the Lodge. The Wapiti Wind is published at the

discretion of the Lodge, normally 10 times per year. Deadline for submitting material is

the 10th of the month prior to publication. Material should be typed or e-mailed.

Lodge No. 2399 3532 McCulloch Blvd.

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

OFFICE PERSONNEL Carolyn Dieter Karen Turpin

CLUB MANAGER Jenny Dugan

BANQUET/BAR MGR Kathy Wright

Auditing & Acct. Chairman Audit/Acct. Burnell Dacus Inventory Wayne Adler

Activities Committee Chairman Bingo Denise Robbins Blood Drive Paulette Nainteau Jackie Turcotte Bowling Garry Dearen Christmas Baskets Ed Wdowiak Clothe-A-Child Debbie Herd Community Activities Jackie Turcotte Decorating Committee Elkettes Drug Awareness Mike Arlowe Entertainment Committee Ed Wdowiak Fishing Club Jerry Boyce Golf League Scott Brown Hamburger Night Larry Westerfield Chuck Fox Hi-Way Cleanup John Bell Hoop Shoot Mike Vail Debbie Herd Hot Dogs Larry Westerfield Information Technology Tim Fairbank Lodge Activities Mario Perez Monday Night Dancers Patrick Lee PER President Jackie Turcotte Public Relations Jackie Turcotte Queen of Hearts Debbie Vail RV Club (Vagabonds) Don Underwood RV Parking Royce Morris

Scholarships Barbara Volk Soccer Shoot Mike Vail Debbie Herd Special Olympics Art Flieshman Yacht Club Commodore Vito Prisciandaro Youth Activities Mike Vail

Fraternal Committee Chairman All American Lodge/Training Dennis Dunkirk Americanism Mike Arlowe Constitution & By-Laws Richard Conway Elks National Foundation Jerry Gillen Flag Day Larry Westerfield Government Relations Gary Parsons Drug Awareness Mike Arlowe Guest Monitoring Sue Thomas Interview Committee Marti Johnson Orientation Gary Parsons Lodge Inspection/Accident Bob Volk Major Projects Gary Parsons Major Projects (Purple Pig) Donnell Cook Mediator Richard Conway Membership/Lapsation Paulette Nainteau Memorial Service Chuck Fox Planning Committee Tom Bennett Presiding Justice Randy Bartlett Protocol Jackie Turcotte Ritual Coach Jim Joubert Veterans Services Bud Watts Visiting Committee Jackie Turcotte Wapiti Wind Jackie Turcotte

VOLUNTEERS

Want to volunteer at the Lodge?

Please contact Bob Clark at 928-208-7093 or via e-mail at [email protected]

If you have any questions you can also con-tact Exalted Ruler Mike Vail @ 928-323-4533 or e-mail at [email protected]

Donations January 2018

AEMP - Purple Pig 277.00 Big 5 (Special Olympics) 250.00 Hoop Shoot 120.00 Veterans 120.00

From Elkettes Alzheimers 1,000.00 HAVEN 850.00 Havasu Community Food Bank 650.00 From Monday Night Dancers Lady of the Lake 250.00 Mohave County Sheriff K-9 Unit 250.00

Total $3,767.00

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

I am providing my contact information in the event anyone needs to contact me.

E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 928-302-6013 If you send a text on my phone, 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

ELK OF THE MONTH 2018-2019

May, 2018 Steve Stockett June, 2018 Bob Clark July, 2018 Gary Parsons August, 2018 Jackie Turcotte September, 2018 Tom Bradley October, 2018 Bob Volk November, 2018 Kathy Wright December, 2018 Jim Travis January, 2019 Vanessa Brewster

Jim Travis

Vanessa Brewster

Blood Drive Results

The Lodge held its Blood Drive on 9 February and we collected a total of

44 units of life saving blood.

Another Blood Drive has been scheduled for Sunday, 23 June. Please consider

donating.

Blood Drive Co-Chairs Paulette Nainteau Jackie Turcotte

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 Lunch -

11- 2 pm

Dinner Menu - 4 - 8 pm

PER Meeting - 6:30 pm

Music - Kid & Nick

2 Hot Dogs -

11 am - 2 pm

Hospice Bingo - Doors open - 11 am Bingo - 1 pm


Music - Kid & Nick

3

4 Hot Dogs -

11 am - 2 pm

Pinochle - 11:30 am

Pasta Night - 4 - 7 pm

Queen of Hearts - 6:30 pm

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

5 Lunch -

11 am - 2 pm

Elkette Board Mtg -10 am

Burgers & More - 4 - 6:30 pm

Lodge Meeting - 7:30 pm

6 Dance Class -

9 am

Lunch - 11 - 2 pm

Pork Baby Back Ribs or Chicken - 4 - 7 pm

Music - Steve Wayman

7 Lunch -

11 am - 2 pm

Chicken, Fish and Meatloaf - 4 - 7 pm

Bingo - 6 pm

Karaoke - 6:30 pm

8 Lunch -

11 am - 2 pm



9 Fish Fry -

11:30 till gone

Fishing Club - 1 pm

Elkettes Crazy Auction - 10 am - 1 pm



10

11 Hot Dogs -

11 am - 2 pm

Pinochle - 11:30 am




12 Lunch -

11 am - 2 pm


Elkette Meeting - 7 pm

House Committee/ Trustee Meeting - 7 pm

13 Dance Class -

9 am

Lunch - 11 - 2 pm

Vagabonds - 1 pm

Desert Singles - 3 pm


Music - Melodie Louise

14 Lunch -

11 am - 2 pm

Chicken, Fish, and Meatloaf - 4 - 7 pm

Bingo - 6 pm

Karaoke - 6:30 pm

15 Lunch -

11 am - 2 pm



16 EYC Meeting -

2 pm (Lodge Room)

St. Patrick’s Day Corned Beef & Cabbage - 12 - 7 pm $10.95 each

(No Regular Dinner)


17

18 Hot Dogs - 11 am - 2 pm

Pinochle - 11:30 am


NO Queen of Hearts

Orientation - 7 pm


19 Lunch -

11 am - 2 pm


Lodge Meeting - Initiation - 7:30 pm

20 Dance Class -

9 am

Lunch - 11 - 2 pm



21 Lunch -

11 am - 2 pm


Bingo - 6 pm

Karaoke - 6:30 pm

22 Lunch -

11 am - 2 pm



23 Awards Night - Cocktails - 5 pm Dinner - 6:30 pm (More information to come)



24

Lodge Initiation 6:00 pm

25 Interviews - 9 am

Hot Dogs - 11 am - 2 pm

Pinochle - 11:30 am

Bunco - 12 pm




26 Lunch -

11 am - 2 pm


MCL Meeting - 7 pm

27 Dance Class -

9 am

Lunch - 11 - 2 pm


Music - Tim Hope

28 Lunch -

11- 2 pm


Bingo - 6 pm

Karaoke - 6:30 pm

29 Lunch -

11 am - 2 pm



Membership Dues are

Due!

30 Officer Installation - 4 pm


Music - Tim Hope

31 Elks Yacht

Club Lobster Fest

12 - 4 pm

March 2019 March 2019 Wapiti Wind


Lake Havasu City Mayor Cal Sheehy (center) issued a proclamation naming February 4, 2019 as 12th Annual Elks No. 2399 Drug Awareness Night for our continued work in drug awareness in our community. Also pic-tured are Drug Awareness Chair Mike Ar-lowe (left) and ER Mike Vail.

Lake Havasu City Mayor Cal Sheehy addressed attendees at the Drug Awareness/Americanism Essay Contest winners dinner.

Drug Awareness trophies were present to 12 local students for submitting the best essays on the dan-gers of drugs. Another 12 were presented to the winners of the Americanism essay contest. These contests are conducted every year and are an im-portant part of the Elks Drug Awareness Program and what being an American is all about.

Elks 2018-2019 Drug Awareness Essay Contest Winners

6th Grade

1st Cameron Daviar Oro Grande 2nd Corbin Stone Calvary Christian Acad 3rd Caroline Facey Calvary Christian Acad Hon Kathryn Thomson (absent) Smoketree Mention

7th Grade

1st Saige Loya Calvary Christian Acad 2nd Brooklyn Usinowicz Calvary Christian Acad 3rd Ava Pruett Calvary Christian Acad Hon Olivia Badaracco Calvary Christian Acad Mention

8th Grade

1st Kian Stone Calvary Christian Acad 2nd Rio Donaldson (absent)Calvary Christian Acad 3rd Jasmine Bengoa (absent) Thunderbolt Hon Sidney Baker Calvary Christian Acad Mention

Elks 2018-2019 Americanism Essay Contest Winners

5th Grade

1st Caitlyn Green Calvary Christian 2nd Tiana Morris (absent) Oro Grande 3rd Emma Hartley Calvary Christian

6th Grade

1st Jordan Rikerd Calvary Christian 2nd Leandra Elias Havasupai 3rd Cameron Daviar Oro Grande

7th Grade

1st Brett McMillan Thunderbolt 2nd Alaina Johnson Thunderbolt 3rd Natalie Strader Calvary Christian

8th Grade

1st Rio Donaldson Calvary Christian 2nd Sydney Baker Calvary Christian 3rd Lily Loya Calvary Christian

March 2019 Wapiti Wind

ELKETTE PRESIDENT MESSAGE

We had another great Elkette month with the Elks. I am so proud to be part of this organization. Even with some of the negative things we hear the good outweighs it. So let’s move on with positivity and happiness that we can make money in our communi-ty to give to the less fortunate.

Our pie sales have been so successful we were able to give $1000 to the VFW for the Veterans benefit fund to help Veterans with emergency housing needs. We were also able to donate $1000 to the Veterans court here in Lake Havasu. This is an intensive, outpatient program where Veterans participate in counseling treatment, active outside court activity, and inside court partici-pation (classes, meetings, hearings). They attend for 6-8 months. Upon graduation the veteran participates in a graduation in front of his fellow justice involved Veterans. Thank you fellow Elks and Elkettes for supporting us in this great charity giving adven-ture. Elkette Carol Grant has been making some wonderful treats in our kitchen to sell along with the pies. When you see her please thank her for her time. Thank you to Elks Rick and Lisa Stilson for donating the Elkettes a freezer for pie storage. It will make this adventure easier.

The awards banquet for the Elks and Elkettes is on March 23rd, 2019. Awards honoring both Elks and Elkettes for the past year will be presented. Hope to see many of you there. Elkettes are

free. Pick up your ticket in the office and purchase ticket for spouses/guests.

We will begin to donate our 52 club profits this month. We have chosen 13 charities that have been suggested by fellow Elkettes. Each charity name is placed in a box on a slip of paper. We will draw two each at our monthly meeting that will receive a $500 donation.

Our Valentine’s Dinner Dance was a great success. Thank you to all that helped with set up. I think the room was lovely and all had fun on the dance floor and with the photo booth. We are now sponsoring a game night once a month at Prestige living center. The folks living there enjoy seeing us. It gives them outside visitors and we have something in common. Many of them are or were Elks and Elkettes. Everyone is welcome on the last Thursday of the month from 6:30-7:30 to join us with this activity. I am looking forward to the upcoming Elkette year.

Be kind to everyone. Respectfully submitted, Eva D. Fox Elkette President 2018-2019 916-417-3176 or [email protected]

With proceeds from the Craft Fair, the Elkettes donated $650.00 to the Food Bank for the purchase of new carts. The new carts will be more stable allowing them to be moved more easily through the parking lot. Pictured from left are Food Bank Manager Colleen Mattinson, Craft Fair Chair Susan Seales and Elkette President Eva D. Fox.

Successful pie sales resulted in the Elkettes donating $1,000.00 to the VFW Veterans Benefit Fund. These funds are used to provide housing for Veterans in need. Pictured are Elkette 2nd Vice President Joyce Bradley, Elkette Presi-dent Eva D. Fox and VFW Post 9401 Past Commander Don Underwood.

Ronald McDonald Houses were donated to John Law (3rd from left) to be placed in the Eagles Aerie and the VFW Post to collect tabs from aluminum cans. John, along with his wife Cheryl, collect all the tabs, redeem them and send the money to the Ronald McDonald House Charities. These charities provide places, steps from hospitals, for families with sick children to stay. Also pictured from left: Elkette President Eva D. Fox, Lecturing Knight Chuck Fox who painted the houses, and Elk Tom Bradley who constructed the houses.

52 WEEK WINNERS

1. Janet Schutte 2. Leo Nainteau 3. Barbara Thompson 4. Art Melendez


BOWLING LEAGUE NEWS

Wow, bunch of great games so far this New Year Week 16 - Ron Schipper led the pack this week with a

246, Bill Klootwyk had a 226 and John Bravata a 200.

- Ro Fifer had a 204 this week, Bonnie Monroe rolled 203 and Anna Wilder had a 190.

Week 17 - Top scores this week, Carl Engle with a 223, Jim Bishop a 222 and Tom Bradford rolled a 221

- Not to let the guys get ahead, Linda Higenell had a 245 followed by Joy Young with a 204. Michele Bravata and Lois Engle both had 200's.

Week 18 - Mike Vail had a 245 game, Chuck Guibord a 234 and Jeff Melvin a 215.

- Linda Higenell rolled a 245 this week, Karen Richardson a 227 and Judy Rogers a 216.

Week 19 - High scratch games this week goes to Steve Shirley with a 268. Chuck Guibord with a 225 and Mike Vail with a 219.

- Women's high scratch goes to Lois Engle with a 210, Ruth Mock with a 200 even and Sue Podleski with a 193

Carol Sigler

YACHT CLUB NEWS

We had a Wonderful time at our Chili cook off on January 27th . There were six members that brought in a crockpot of chili to be judged. All other members

that came brought chili fixings and desserts. With three judges tasting the chili’s it was close. The winners were: 1st place - Vito and Sherry Prisciandaro winning a Bottle of champagne; 2nd place - Selma Cox and Dana Brost getting a bottle of wine; and 3rd place - Irene and Tom Rose receiving a box of Russell Stover Chocolates. All the members that entered a pot of chili and the judges also received a drink token. We will be also having a Crazy Hat party on February 17 pictures will be taken. We will be also having a lobster luau party at the lodge on March 31 from noon till 4 pm. Bring in your best Lu-au outfit and win a bottle of Champagne. Sherry Prisciandaro Secretary EYC

Elkette President Eva D. Fox asked attendees at the Annual Sweetheart Dance who were the long-est married couple there. Larry & Sally Erickson have been married 58years. They were presented a bottle of wine and dinner for two at the Lodge. Congratulations Larry and Sally!

The PERs conducted their annual Super Bowl Raffle & Pizza recently. They prepared and served a record 106 piz-zas to a large crowd of Elks on hand to watch the big game.

Leading Knight and Youth Activities Co-Chair Debbie Herd (right) applied for and received a Gratitude Grant from ENF in the amount of $4,000.00. It was donated to Parks & Recreation After School Program which offers a safe and structured envi-ronment for children when school is out for the day. Accepting for Parks & Recreation is Janice Brown.

LODGE CLUB NEWS

March 2019 Wapiti Wind

ELKS FISHING CLUB REPORT

The dates for the March Derby’s are Wednesday, March 13th and Wednesday, March 27th from 6:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Weigh-in is at Windsor Beach South with scales open from 11:30 p.m. until 12:00 p.m. Lunch will be served at the Lodge following the fish cleaning process.

The Board of Director’s will meet at the Lodge on Monday March 4th at 11:00 a.m. The Club’s General meeting will be held on Saturday, March 9th following our Fish Fry that will be held from 11:30 a.m. until all the fish are gone. Members are remind-ed to bring desserts to share. Meals for Club members and their significant others are complimentary. All Elks and their guests are welcome to attend.

The January 9th Derby was won by the team of Steve Shirley and Joe Hartley with 10 stripers weighing 28.75 lbs. Second Place went to Dale Bremenour and Roy Bremenour with 10 stripers weighing 22.12 lbs. Dale Bremenour also won Big Striper with 4.39 lbs. Third Place went to Joe Evans and Dave Fanning with 4 stripers weighing 7.91 lbs.

The January 30th Derby was won by Joe Evans and Dave Fanning with 6 stripers weighing 8.89 lbs. Second Place went to Doug Ohde and Noble Smith with 4 stripers weighing 7.41 lbs. Noble also won Big Striper with a striper weighing 2.95 lbs. Third Place was won by Al Withall and Gary Visconti with 3 stripers weighing 6.34 lbs.

Big striper of the new year presently belongs to Dave Fanning with a 10.04 lb. striper.

The February Lucky Lure Award went to Jerry Boyce for de-stroying his boat! A lesson for all fishermen to double check the hitch to make sure it is properly locked before driving anywhere!

Mark your calendars for our May meeting. On May 11th we are planning a Potluck Lunch with special gifts added to the 50-50 drawings.

New members, if you have not met with our Indoctrination Chair-man, Dave Lehmann, please see him at our Club meeting or call him with any questions at 505-5948.

New shirt orders are being taken by Al Withall (406) 270-6303. Before he can submit the re-order, he will need at least 30 orders to submit to the T-Shirt shop.

Want to join the Elks Fishing Club? Applications are located on the Fishing Club bulletin board in the back of the room next to the bar. After filling out the form, place the application in the blue box. DO NOT turn it in to the office.

Any questions, call Jerry Boyce (928) 208-1073 or email me at [email protected]

VAGABONDS CLUB NEWS

We now have elected a new slate of offic-ers which will be in place at the beginning of our new year – April 2019. It’s im-portant they get the support of our mem-bers in order for them to do their job. Re-member, these are volunteer positions and officers give a great deal of their time to make sure our Lodge and Clubs run

smoothly. What a great Lodge we have and it couldn’t run smoothly without our volunteers and support of our officers. Our Vagabonds Club continues to grow with fun campouts each month with the exception of June, July and August when we to dark. Our campout the month of February was in Golden Val-ley and hosted by the Bob & Barb Volk. Of course there were happy hours, a pot luck, golfing, off-roading and Bloody Mary’s provided by the Volks. Fun was had by all. Our March campout will be hosted by Omer & Donna Ethier and Al & Marti Johnson at the AVI. Dates are March 21st thru the 23rd. There will be golf, off-roading, games and, of course, gambling. Also there will be margaritas for happy hour on Thursday night.

- April 24th thru the 27th will be Tri-State in Mesa coordinat-ed by Hank Thonnard.

- May 16th thru the 18th will be in Wickenburg hosted by the

Sims and Bradleys.

We will be dark for the months of June, July and August. Our first campout after that will be the month of September in Wil-liams. The dates are September 11th thru the 14th at Railside RV Ranch. If you have not made your reservations for this cam-pout, you should do so as it is very well attended. They are actually closed for the season until March 1st; however, you can leave a message asking for reservations. Our meetings are always the second Wednesday of each month (except June, July and August). They start at 1:00, but if you would like to join us for lunch, please be there by noon so all can be served prior to the beginning of the meeting. Also the Queen of Hearts closes at 12:45 so get there early to have a chance at winning the big money.

Marti Johnson Vagabonds Secretary

Remember – BPOE – Best People on Earth

IMPORTANT NOTICE

On April 1 you will need your new membership card to enter the Lodge.

Please pay your dues by Friday, March 29 as the office will be closed on Saturday, March 30 and Sunday, March 31.

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BPO Elks A Fraternal Organization 3532 N McCulloch Blvd

Lake Havasu City, Arizona 86406

IN GOD WE TRUST


To Our Absent Members

Verle Hankins Leonard A. Bleser

Thomas W. McMaster Guy Harris

Robert Cole, Jr.

Until the Hour of Eleven Regularly Returns

FOR YOUR INFORMATION

It has been brought to my attention that some of our Members are not receiving their copy of the Wapiti Wind via regular mail.

At times a glitch occurs when the addresses are being placed on the newsletter resulting in the names and addresses not appearing on the address section of that particular issue. With over 3,200 Members receiving their Wapiti Wind by reg-ular mail, it is nearly impossible to determine which addresses were skipped.

Extra copies of the newsletter are always available in the office. If you want the missed issue mailed to you, contact the Lodge office or myself and we will see to it that one is sent to you. If you hear of anyone not receiving their newsletter, please give them this information.

Jackie Turcotte Wapiti Wind Editor

The Monday Night Dancers recently donated $250.00 each to the Our La-dy of the Lake Soup Kitchen and Mohave County Sheriff K-9 Foundation. The Soup Kitchen serves approximately 1300 meals each month to anyone, regardless of faith, in need of a good meal. The K-9 Foundation, which promotes positive community relations between the Canine Unit and area businesses, organizations and individuals, will use the funds to help care for and train dogs to detect drugs and track and locate runaways, lost or missing children, older citizens and fleeing suspects. Accepting on behalf of the Soup Kitchen is Evelyn Woodward (seated left) and Mohave County K-9 Foundation Board Member Ginnie Howardson (seated right).

Upcoming themes for Monday Night Dancers are: March 4 - Mardi Gras (dress up and wear masks if you wish) March 18 - St Patrick Day (wear green)

The PER Association donated a combined $1,500.00 to Parks and Recreation to support funding assistance for underprivi-leged kids to participate in Teen Break and Summer Youth Camp. Pictured are PER Association Vice-President Gary Parsons and Parks and Recreation Supervisor Donna Best-Carlton.

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