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TALLAHASSEE ELKS LODGE #937 BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS ANTLERS OCTOBER 2006 FROM THE ER’S DESK And to think I thought things were slowing down. September was a full month, which we kicked off on the first with the Friday Night Dance Contest. The DJ entertained us with great music and the dancers were fantastic; congratulations to Jackie Wood and Jeff Jansen first place; Dolly Ledig and Rod Stelter second place. I hope we continue to see as great a turnout in October and the months ahead. The Dance Contest was followed by Labor Day Family Fun Day on the fourth, which was a huge success with so many children, grandchildren, and members attending. The food and games were fun for all, especially watching PER Harry Symons getting wiped-out with the whipped cream “pies”! The Gretchen Everhart trip to the Umatilla Youth Camp September 21 – 24 was also a huge success. We had 126 children, family members, chaperons, teachers, assistants, administrators and Elks, and two buses to get them all to Umatilla. The children were amazed and amazing. They thoroughly enjoyed the camp and all that everyone did for them. Their reactions and actions make it all worthwhile and serve as a compelling reminder of just why we are Elks. I encourage all of you to get involved with these children if you ever have a chance. The reward we receive is priceless. My thanks to all that went from our lodge; and to Lynn Warburton and the Youth Camp support staff present. Special thanks to the fundraisers and donors that made this trip possible. The month ended with many memories, including the End of Summer Beach Party on the 29 th . While most of us are looking forward to some cooler weather, some of us are still dreaming of our days at the beach. Continued on Page 2 SECRETARY’S CORNER Note the all important article in this issue of The Antlers discussing a vote on the disposition of our lodge property. All members should have already received some material in the mail about the options being considered. Certainly you have seen some of the publicity the lodge has received in its endeavors to be more visible in the community, focusing on our men and ladies in the military. Our efforts have been recognized and we have been noticed. The Chili Cookoff this month (see inside for details) is another event to raise money to help our military families. If you have any questions that can be answered by the secretary, contact me. Tom Walden PROPOSITIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP BY INITIATION Jean Blackwell Proposed by Jim Mathis Paul Lahmann Proposed by Ron Foltz Matthew Mullins Proposed by Carl Ledig FOR REINSTATEMENT Jeffrey Lawson Proposed by Keith White (from Athens, TN #1927) FOR LIFE MEMBERSHIP Ronald Cartwright Ralph Ferrell, PER William Quayle October 3 Balloting October 13 Indoctrination October 17 Initiation IN MEMORY Elwood Sims
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TALLAHASSEE ELKS LODGE #937 BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS
ANTLERS
OCTOBER 2006
FROM THE ER’S DESK
And to think I thought things were slowing down. September was a full month, which we kicked off on the first with the Friday Night Dance Contest.
The DJ entertained us with great music and the dancers were fantastic; congratulations to Jackie Wood and Jeff Jansen first place; Dolly Ledig and Rod Stelter second place. I hope we continue to see as great a turnout in October and the months ahead. The Dance Contest was followed by Labor Day Family Fun Day on the fourth, which was a huge success with so many children, grandchildren, and members attending. The food and games were fun for all, especially watching PER Harry Symons getting wiped-out with the whipped cream “pies”! The Gretchen Everhart trip to the Umatilla Youth Camp September 21 – 24 was also a huge success. We had 126 children, family members, chaperons, teachers, assistants, administrators and Elks, and two buses to get them all to Umatilla. The children were amazed and amazing. They thoroughly enjoyed the camp and all that everyone did for them. Their reactions and actions make it all worthwhile and serve as a compelling reminder of just why we are Elks. I encourage all of you to get involved with these children if you ever have a chance. The reward we receive is priceless. My thanks to all that went from our lodge; and to Lynn Warburton and the Youth Camp support staff present. Special thanks to the fundraisers and donors that made this trip possible. The month ended with many memories, including the End of Summer Beach Party on the 29th. While most of us are looking forward to some cooler weather, some of us are still dreaming of our days at the beach.
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The Land Redevelopment Project data package is almost complete and will be mailed to all members shortly. Dates for a question and answer session prior to voting as well as member voting on the proposal will be spelled out in the package. I believe this is a positive step forward for our Lodge. Don’t forget the Chili Cook-Off to benefit the families of local soldiers currently serving overseas on October 14. Please contact Denise Mick if you are interested in participating in, sponsoring, or volunteering for the event. The Vietnam Wall Experience is coming to Tallahassee October 13 – 15. If you are interested in volunteering to read names at the ceremony, or assist in traffic control and parking, please contact me or call Susie Mozolic at 877-8191 for more information. If there are any members interested in retiring to the Elks National Home information is available at www.elkshome.org or call 1-800-552-4140 during regular business hours. There are openings available. If you are interested in making a donation to the home, that can be done on-line also. Fraternally Yours Carl Ledig
Land Redevelopment Project The House Committee passed a motion at the August 8, 2006, meeting to recommend to the membership a plan to redevelop our property with the help of Southland Commercial. This project involves the sale of certain parcels, the development of others, and the construction of a new lodge on the existing property. After many studies, marketing analysis, and professional input the House Committee determined that this is the best alternative in order to place this lodge in a position to continue our fraternal works into the next century. The goal is to create cash for development, while retaining income property to provide a long-term income stream for operations and maintenance. A detailed proposal will be mailed to each member shortly announcing the details to be discussed at the meeting to vote on this proposal. As per statute, this meeting will be held at a regular lodge meeting. The meeting date for the vote will be in the packet mailed to you. A short presentation by Southland will be given before the meeting. There will also be an informal answer and question session prior to the voting date that will also be listed in the information mailed to you.
SUNDAY BREAKFAST WITH THE ELKS
Scrambled Eggs Eggs to Order Sausage Bacon Pancakes Grits Hash Browns Sausage Gravy Biscuits Orange Juice Coffee Fruit Where: Elk’s Dining Room When: Sundays Time: 9:00-12:00 pm Cost: $5.50 per person + tax
FRIDAY DINING ROOM VOLUNTEERS
October 6 Blue & Gloria Whitaker October 13 Tom Walden & Phil Bennett October 20 Lee & Linda Fish October 27 Tom Walden & Art Stone
FRIDAY NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT
October 6 DJ October 13 Rita Bentley Karaoke October 20 DJ October 27 Rita Bentley Karaoke
North District VP Visitation Schedule VP Party To Be Announced North District DD Visitation Schedule Tallahassee 937 October 17 (Tuesday) * Madison 2205 October 19 (Thursday) Live Oak 1165 October 24 (Tuesday) Marianna 1516 November 27 (Monday) Tallahassee 937 December 1 (Tuesday) (Homecoming) North District DD/VP Clinic Schedule Lake City 893 January 21, 2007 (Sunday)** Madison 2205 April 14, 2007 (Saturday) * Observation of initiatory ritual only – no dinner, no visitation, no speech. ** Following State President North District visitation.
HISTORY OF THE FLORIDA ELKS
Our State Historian, Lowell Tyler, has prepared a CD that contains the history of the Florida Elks since 1891. The Lodge Secretary has a copy of the CD that you can borrow if you are interested in viewing the material. In addition, if you would like your own CD, you can request one from Mr. Tyler at [email protected] or the Florida State Elks Association at [email protected] for that copy.
1 Karla A Jones 13 Paul C Burkhart Sandra Whitaker 14 Lee A Everhart 2 James O Blackburn Jr 18 Ben Balding Robert Hyche Buckley George Lane Jr 4 Martha Annis Ricky Wagner Douglas F Larrabee 19 L M Strickland Jr Marge Peters C Wayne Turner Michael E Riley D A Whitaker 5 Daniel Ellis 20 Eric W Gustafson Kathleen M Small 22 Bernard B Kuhn Joyce (Sam) Whitaker 24 Thomas F Bliss
6 Paul R Cornish 24 Bob L Peters 7 T Carey Fortson Jr 25 Betty J Hall-Stoudt Daniel T McWilliams Donald W Reeves Jack Shoemaker 26 Jackie E Wood 8 Dan Winchester 27 Matthew Altomaro 10 George A Hays Dorothy L Brown Charles L Kingry III Tracey Moore 28 Jerry Wayne Harrell J Gordon Wheeler Jack Whiddon 11 Jerry E Miles 29 James M McHargue 12 Thomas P Dunaway 31 Robert Kohler Paul Tabanelli Richard P McElveen John C York Jr Sylvan W Strickland
CANDLELIGHT DINNER LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
November 18 There will be a Candlelight Dinner tentatively set for November 18th. Many of you will remember the routine: tickets sold in advance, price fixed, menu fixed, the one course at a time meal. Tom Walden and the team are working on finalizing the menu, so watch next month’s newsletter for more details and the date certain. Set aside $10 a person if you plan to attend. Not more than fifty tickets will be sold.
FSU vs. NORTH CAROLINA STATE STEAK TAILGATE PARTY
Thursday, October 5th
Come join us as we watch the football game between FSU and North Carolina State. Game time is 7:30 pm but come out early and eat dinner with us. The lounge will be open until the end of the game. Dinner will be served from 6:00 – 7:30 pm. For $14.00 per person, you will get a 12 oz. New York Strip, baked potato, salad, and roll. OR, if you want to bring your own steak, we will grill it and you can purchase the potato, salad, and roll for only $6.00. What a deal and what a game to view that night!
FREE WINE TASTING WITH
DINNER PURCHASE ON OCTOBER 20 A new selection of wine will be featured on Friday, October 20th in the dining room from 6:00-8:00 pm. Everyone who purchases the dinner buffet will be invited to join in the wine tasting. What a great way to be introduced to different wines!
CHILI COOK-OFF OCTOBER 14 (SATURDAY)
11:00 – 3:00 Purchase your chili tickets in advance for $6.00 and save $1.50! Tickets sold the day of the event will cost $7.50. The cutoff date to purchase advance tickets is Friday, October 13th. Come sample all the chili and vote for your favorite. We still need volunteers and donations. See Nanci Longman for details. MATCH GAME October 20 (Friday Night)
For your entertainment, join us on Friday, October 20th for the MATCH GAME SHOW. Why not have dinner before the game and then enjoy the game show afterwards. The Match Game will begin at 8:30 pm. If you missed the last Newlywed Game (with the not-so-newlywed participants), you missed a lot of fun - don’t miss this one!
HALLOWEEN PARTY October 27 (Friday Night)
Wear your funniest, scariest, or most original costume on Friday, October 27th as we celebrate Halloween. Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes – so let your hair down - take the plunge – come out and participate! Denise Mick, Activities Committee Chairperson
SCHOLARSHIPS FORMS NOW AVAILABLE The application forms for the three kinds of Elks scholarships are now available on the www.elks.org website. If you need a form and do not have access to the Internet, contact Julia Ferrell, our lodge’s scholarship chairman, for hard copies. The types of scholarships are the Most Valuable Student (all high school seniors are eligible for this scholarship); the Legacy Scholarship (for high school seniors who are children or grandchildren of Elks); and, Emergency Education Grants (for high school seniors whose parent was an Elk, and that parent is now deceased).
WISHING WELL CONTRIBUTIONS
For the month of August, Wishing Well donations totaled $432, (more than $100 increase from July) and have been sent to the Harry-Anna Trust Fund. All donations are appreciated and help us to support the major projects, including the Florida Elks Youth Camp that the Gretchen Everhart family just visited, supported by the Elks of Florida. Money collected is used to purchase certificates in the Harry-Anna Trust Fund.
ATTENTION: If you have borrowed any lodge or kitchen equipment: stainless pans, chaffing dishes, sheet pans, large or small cookie pans, etc., please return them. They are missed.
LUNCH SERVED AT THE
NATIONAL GUARD BY THE ELKS On Tuesday, September 12, 2006, our lodge provided a pot roast luncheon to the military folks at the National Guard Armory. Rick Peckham rounded up a group of helpers and prepared the lunch to those attending. The lodge received a gracious thank you note from Col. Charles Mohr (Ret.) for the great food, fine fellowship, and the rewarding experience enjoyed by all who were there.
TALLAHASSEE #937 PATRONS Art & DeAnne Adams Wayne & Cindy Allen Bill Quayle An Anonymous Donor Miriam L. Roberts Tracey Austin Bob & Susie Schoen Tom Bliss Juanita Smith Joe Ferrara Sgt. Majors Helping HandsLee & Linda Fish Jan Thorburn Ron Foltz Bryce & Helen Thornton John “Hogie” Holgan Jack & Sue Tully Yayo Kahl Tom Walden, PER Robert & Marie Kohler Arnie & Helon Weand Tracey O’Malley Keith & Bonnie White Tom & Juanita Napier Phroncine Wright Bruce Peck, PER
We appreciate these patrons who help us to offset the cost of printing and mailing the Antlers to all our members every month. Contact Tom Walden, Lodge Secretary, if you would like to have your name placed here.
FSEA MIDYEAR CONVENTION
Orlando, Florida November 10-11, 2006
If you are interested in attending the Florida State Elks Association midyear convention in Orlando in November, the convention will be held at the Florida Hotel and Conference Center on November 10-11th.
ELKETTS FOR PRESIDENT! What a group those Elketts are. They helped us with our air conditioner then turned around and had a cake walk and cake auction fundraiser. I think Rod and Jim were in cahoots with the bidding. Then they threw a tailgate party that was fabulous and a lot of fun. The Elketts are such a wonderful group and they seem to have the most fun supporting worthwhile causes. And they really enjoy doing it. If you spot one, please say “THANKS.” I can't wait to see what they’ll be up to next. We’ll talk again… TThhee SShhaaddooww
OCTOBER IS ELKS NATIONAL FOUNDATION MONTH
Applications for the Elks National Foundation's 2006 Most Valuable Student contest ARE available at your local Elks Lodge, online, or by sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope to the Foundation. Applications for the 2006 contest have to be submitted to your local Elks Lodge by January 5, 2007. Winners of the 2006 contest will be announced here by May 16, 2076. The Elks National Foundation will award 500 four-year scholarships to the highest-rated boys and girls in the 2007 competition. Any high school senior who is a citizen of the United States is eligible to apply. Applicants need not be related to a member of the Elks. College students are not eligible to apply. Applicants must be citizens of the United States on the date their applications are signed; resident alien status does not qualify. Applicants will be judged on financial need, leadership and scholarship. All scholarships are in the form of certificates of award conditional upon the enrollment of the winner in an accredited US college or university. Applications must advance through local, district and state competition to reach the national competition. Ranging from $1,000 per year to $15,000 per year, Most Valuable Student scholarships are for students pursuing a four-year degree, on a full-time basis (minimum of 12 semester hours), in a US American college or university. Male and female students compete separately. Through this Most Valuable Student competition and its four other scholarship programs, the Elks National Foundation annually awards $3.4 million in scholarships. The Most Valuable Student program was established in 1931.
RED RIBBON WEEK OCTOBER 22-30, 2006
ROAD CLEAN-UP ON PARK AVENUE
Our lodge continues with its participation in the city’s Adopt-A-Road program, picking up trash once a month on Park Avenue. You can see the sign on Park Avenue just West of Magnolia Drive that advertises this fact. There is another sign on Park heading East from Franklin Boulevard. If you have an idea on a community service project that would give the lodge more visibility, contact Exalted Ruler Carl Ledig or Lodge Secretary Tom Walden. If you would like to volunteer to assist in the road clean up, please contact Tom Walden.
Elks National Home Member Birthdays
Oct 1 Doris Gills Oct 16 George Megeath Oct 18 Omer C. Rudrud Oct 20 James Towey Oct 21 Alease Harlow Oct 21 Homer Bryant Oct 24 Belle English Oct 25 Anne Miles Oct 28 Raymond Arthur Oct 31 Caroline Duus If you get a chance this month, send a birthday card to one of the above who reside at the Elks National Home. What a great way to perk up their day!
ELKS DRUG AWARENESS Conducting a Program That Works
The Elks Drug Awareness Education Program can greatly assist you in your efforts in the community. That confidence is based upon the knowledge that all components of the program have been used successfully in Lodges nationwide; there is nothing experimental about it.
The basic premise is that the Elks are not experts in drug use or its prevention. The strength of the Elks program is that it has identified a critical problem, drug use among youth; selected an achievable goal, prevention through education; and developed a program to reach that goal, activation of the community. The Elks are facilitators who can help you conduct a successful program in your community.
Five basic steps, followed in sequence, will surely lead to a successful program that will influence many youths to not destroy their future potential and their lives with drugs. It will be an achievement of which everyone involved can be justly proud.
The Elks Lodge in or nearest to your community is ready to help you with your program. The Elks can provide three critical elements: education materials, volunteer manpower and assistance with fundraising.
ELKETT CORNER
Elkett General Meeting - Thursday, October 5th, 6:00 PM. October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We will have a guest speaker on the subject at the next General Meeting on October 5th. Dinner will be provided for $7/plate. You must make dinner reservations by calling Sheila Wolfe at 921-0808 (w) or 562-4621 (h). Deadline for reservations is Tuesday, October 3rd. Bring a friend!
Elkett Bake Sale - Saturday, October 14th, at Noon During Elk Chili Cook-Off Event. Please bring cake slices, cookies or brownies wrapped in individual serving size to the Lodge no
0:00 am that morning. later than 1
list. Bring a
Elkett's Annual Arts & Crafts Auction - Nov. 2nd, 6:00 PM It's time to start preparing your unique items for the auction! The auction is a wonderful start to the holiday season and a great way to find a special gift for someone on your shoppingfriend or family member! More details to follow in the November Antlers. October Birthday Greetings To:
2 Geneva Hill 2 Juanita Smith 3 Vivian Hammelman 4 Marge Peters 8 Judy Floyd
11 Sharon Piepmeier 20 Muriel Collins 25 BJ Stoudt If you would like to join an email list for the latest news and updates of Elkett happenings, please send your email address to Secretary, Regina Balding, at [email protected]. We plan to have a link from the Elks' website for posting Elkett meeting dates and activities. Please respond by October 31st.
GENERAL MEETING October 5th, 6:00 PM, Lodge Dining Room
Dinner Reservations Required! BOARD MEETING
October 19th, 6:00 PM, Elkett Lounge Submitted by: Regina Balding, Secretary
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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1
Lounge Open 1:00-7:00 Elk Breakfast Rick Peckham 9:00-12:00
2 Lounge Open 4:00-9:00
3 Lounge Open 4:00-10:00 Elk Meeting
Balloting 7:00 pm
4 Lounge Open 4:00-10:00
Bingo Foltz Crew
5 Lounge Open 4:00-10:00 Thursday Lunch
Elkett Meeting 6:00 pm Steak Tailgate Party & FSU vs North Carolina State
6 Lounge Open 4:00-12:00
7 Lounge Open 11:00-8:00 Saturday Lunch
8 Lounge Open 1:00-7:00 Elk Breakfast Dan McWilliams 9:00-12:00
9 Lounge Open 4:00-9:00
10 Lounge Open 4:00-10:00
House Committee 6:00 pm
11 Lounge Open 4:00-10:00
Bingo Symons Crew
12 Lounge Open 4:00-10:00 Thursday Lunch
13 Lounge Open 4:00-12:00 Indoctrination
Vietnam Wall
Experience
14 Lounge Open 11:00-8:00 CHILI COOKOFF Elkett Bake Sale Vietnam Wall Experience
15 Lounge Open 1:00-7:00 Elk Breakfast Tom Walden 9:00-12:00
Vietnam Wall
Experience
16 Lounge Open 4:00-9:00
17 Lounge Open 4:00-10:00 Elk Meeting Initiation 7:00 pm
Tallahassee
DD visit (observation
only)
18 Lounge Open 4:00-10:00
Bingo Ledig Crew
19 Lounge Open 4:00-10:00 Thursday Lunch Elkett Board Meeting 6:00 pm Madison DD Visit
20 Lounge Open 4:00-12:00 Wine Tasting 6:00-8:00 (see article in Antlers) MATCH GAME 8:30
21 Lounge Open 11:00-8:00 Saturday Lunch
22 Lounge Open 1:00-7:00 Elk Breakfast Harry Symons 9:00-12:00
23 Lounge Open 4:00-9:00
Red Ribbon Week
24 Lounge Open 4:00-10:00
Trustee Meeting 6:00 pm
Live Oak DD
Visit
25 Lounge Open 4:00-10:00
Bingo Henley Crew
26 Lounge Open 4:00-10:00 Thursday Lunch
27 Lounge Open 4:00-12:00 Halloween Party in Lounge
28 Lounge Open 11:00-8:00 Saturday Lunch
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Lounge Open 1:00-7:00 Elk Breakfast Volunteers Needed 9:00-12:00
30 Lounge Open 4:00-9:00 PER Meeting 6:00 pm
31 Lounge Open 4:00-10:00
November 1
Bingo Foltz Crew
November 2
Elkett Annual Arts & Crafts
Auction 6:00 pm
Everyone Invited!
October 2006
Tallahassee Elks Lodge #937 Officers
www.TallahasseeElks.org Exalted Ruler Carl Ledig 656-2527 Leading Knight Keith White 893-3502 Loyal Knight Julia Ferrell 926-2902 Lecturing Knight Jan Thorburn 878-5757 Esquire Tracey Austin 556-0297 Chaplain Patrick Flewellen 656-8529 Inner Guard Rod Stelter 877-9557 Tiler Bob Kohler 877-4418 Secretary Tom Walden 877-9110 Treasurer Ralph Ferrell 926-2902 Trustee (5-Year) Ron Foltz 580-1200 Trustee (4-Year) Tom Napier 385-9084 Trustee (3-Year) Wayne Turner 224-2296 Trustee (2-Year) Max Ferrell 567-7796 Trustee (1-Year) Jim Berlin 574-1726 Advisor Larry Henley 422-3507 Lodge 937 Programs
Antlers Julia Ferrell 926-2902 Bingo Rick Peckham 656-1874 Community Activities Jan Thorburn 878-5757 Lodge Activities Denise Mick 656-1874 Membership Tracey Austin 556-0297 Parliamentarian Paul Cornish Publicity & Public Relations Tracey Austin 556-0297 Relief Committee Carl Ledig 656-2527 Social & Community Jan Thorburn 878-5757
National Programs
Accident Prevention Wayne Turner 224-2296 Americanism Jim Berlin 574-1726 Auditing & Accounting Sherry R. Potts 893-1722 By-Laws Stanley Nettles 562-1737 Drug Awareness Julia Ferrell 926-2902 Elks National Foundation Keith White 893-3502 Elks Memorial Jan Thorburn 878-5757 Flag Day Tracey Austin 556-0297 Hoop Shoot Tracey Austin 556-0297 July 4th Tracey Austin 556-0297 Memorial Day Jim Berlin 574-1726 National Foundation Scholarships Julia Ferrell 926-2902 National Veterans Service Jim Berlin 574-1726 Scouting Ron Brown 224-6756 Soccer Shoot Tracey Austin 556-0297 Sports Ralph Ferrell 926-2902 Youth Activities Harry Symons 508-5208 Club Manager Sandee Whitaker 877-1652 LOUNGE 877-1652 DINING ROOM 877-2723
The Antlers is a Monthly Publication of the Tallahassee Elks Lodge #937
276 North Magnolia Drive
Tallahassee, Florida 32301 Volume 8, No. 10
