Vol. 122, No 9 ELKS ELEVATING AMERICA MARCH 2015

Join us on St. Patrick’s Day, Tuesday, March 17, 2015for our traditional St. Patrick’s Day open house.

There will be abundant corned beef for all to enjoy. There will certainly be an abundant volume of the beverage

of your choiceat the Elk’s very competitive prices. Once again, we have booked Tom Denihan’s band for the entire day.

Tom has the best Irish Band around and is sure to keep you entertained as always.

The band will be on stage in the Brady Social Hall allowing for more space for patrons and dancing!

Full bars in all rooms with drink specials!Please join us for part of your St. Patrick’s Day

and enjoy the presentation.

House Committee

St. Patrick’s DayTUESDAY, MARCH 17, 2015

ELK, OFFICER & CITIZEN OF THE YEARAnnual Awards Banquet

Honoring

RANNIE CHASSE - Elk of the Year

WANDA REIFF - Officer of the Year

LYNNE GREGORY - Citizen of the Year

Saturday, March 21, 2014

6 p.m. Cocktails - 7 p.m. Dinner

SECRETARY’S CORNER

ELKS CALLOfficial Bulletin of

Waterbury Lodge No. 265Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks

P.O. Box 615 283 West Main St., Waterbury, CT 06702

----Instituted - June 15, 1893Chartered - June 21, 1893

Editor: Ron Fraser

Web Site: http://www.elks265.org/Webmaster: Bob Ranaldo

LODGE OFFICERS 2014-2015Ryan Gannon Exalted RulerMichael Madzek Est. Leading KnightWanda Reiff Est. Loyal KnightEugene La Fauci Est. Lecturing KnightJonathan Arthur PER, VP SecretaryPatrick Jennings TreasurerMichelle Minicucci, PER TilerKathleen Gannon Chaplain Allen Leon EsquireAnthony Vassallo Inner GuardGerald DiPietro Organist

BOARD OF TRUSTEES5-Year Trustee – Flavio Basile, Chairman

4-Year Trustee -- Edward Charette, Secretary3-Year Trustee -- Richard Champagne2-Year Trustee -- Alphonse Kuncas, Jr.

1-Year Trustee -- Marty Egan

PRESIDING JUSTICE OF THESUBORDINATE FORUMMark Matasavage, Esq.

Membership (4 - 1- 14) 1458

HOUSE COMMITTEEWilliam Gannon, Chairman

John Slavin Jr., Vice-ChairmanLynne Gregory, Secretary

TelephonesOffice of the Lodge Secretary (203) 755-1779Office of the Club Manager (203) 755-1238Rathskeller (203) 755-1159

Regular Meetings: Second and fourth Tuesday of the month

Exception:July and August are the fourth Tuesday

of the monthDecember is the second Tuesday of the month

All meetings Start at 7:00 P.M.

The Officers have all been duly elected and are preparing for the upcoming fraternal year.I look forward to working with every one of them to ensure that we have a solid year. I wish all theOfficers the best of luck and offer them my assistance wherever and whenever they choose to useit. As always, my door is always open to all our members. I also want toagain remind all of the Officers that they cannot be installed unless theirdues for the upcoming year are paid in full.

The process for making up the budget for next year willcommence shortly. The Lodge and House Committee will be formulatingworkable budgets, and will work hard to make it something that we canall live with. We must keep in mind that the Lodge is going through somevery lean times that we have not seen in many years. It is imperative toour future that moneys are generated to help us regain the stability thatwe all have enjoyed recently.

Lapsation of our membership is an omnipresent problem. Ourpercentage hovers over 5%, which erodes at our ability to provide thelevel of participation in our Grand Lodge programs and services to thecommunity we serve. I will take this opportunity to remind the membersthat have not paid their 2014 – 2015 dues that it is not too late to retainyour membership in our Order. Whether you are able to come down to enjoy the Lodge or not, yourdues help to maintain the programs that I am sure originally interested you in becoming a member.These programs are still vital to our community and all those that we reach out to.

Always remember, that if you have any questions, concerns or suggestions, you may reachme by email at secy265@att.net, or leave a message at 203-755-1779. I only ask that you sign youremails with your name and/or membership number so that I don’t have to try to figure out who youare from an email “nickname.” I am in the office at least 2 nights during the week.

Fraternally,JON ARTHUR, PDD, SVP

State Vice PresidentSecretary

February was a busy month at the lodge and I hope all who attendedfunctions had a fantastic time. March is upon us and hopefully we will startseeing some spring like weather soon!! The fraternal lodge year is alsocoming to a close at the end of the month. We do have a jam packed Marchto end my year as Exalted Ruler. The new Lodge year starts on April 1st soplease get your dues in ASAP! Do not throw away your 2014-2015 cardwhen your new card comes in as it will not work until April 1.

We kicked off February with the House Committee once againthrowing a fantastic Super Bowl party. If you did not attend, I suggest youget some friends and family together next year and come watch the biggame. The Valentine’s Day Big Bash was also a huge success. The bandskept people moving and the food prepared by Richie Lanza was superb.Thank you John Kunkel, John Carasella and your entire committee for a

great night! At our 1st Lodge meeting in February we had nominations of Officers for the 2015-2016fraternal year. I want to congratulate ER Elect, Mike Madzek, and all the uncontested chairs.

On March 7th we are taking a bus trip to the 9-11 Memorial in NYC. We will have a guidedtour and be placing a wreath from the Lodge near the fountains. I strongly recommend that you joinus for this memorable trip. Once again we will be having our PER initiation on March 10th. Everyyear the old guard shows us how the Ritual should be done. Thank you to all the PER’s for yourefforts in keeping this tradition going. A week after the PER initiation is St. Patrick’s Day. Come downfor lunch, dinner or both to enjoy the best corn beef in town. March 21st will be Elk, Officer andCitizen of the year banquet. Richie Lanza will be catering the event and Crash 21 will be providingthe entertainment. I hope to see many of the members of the bowling league to honor our brotherRanie! To wrap up the lodge year we will be having Installation of Officers on March 28th. It isalways a wonderful night to support the incoming Officers.

My Elk of the month is Delbert “Del” Brinn. Del is always at the lodge supporting the barand other events. He has repaired the popcorn machine for us and on Fridays he has been bringingdown an amp and plugging in to provide great tunes for the Friday night crowd. Thank you for beinga great member and an asset to the lodge.

Fraternally yours,Ryan Gannon ER

EXALTED RULER’S MESSAGE

'I'm the unluckiest person in the whole world,' moaned Betty McGrath. 'I bought a non-stick pan and can't get the label off.'

A little humor......The walls in my apartment, says Murphy, are so thin, that every time I ask my wife a question, I get three different answers...

EMBLEM NEWSWe hope everyone is warm and well – and I believe that even those who love the snow have had enough!!

Because of the snow, our February meeting had to be postponed. Waterbury Emblem is the hostess for our third StateMeeting to be held on March 1st. Our ladies are working hard to make it very special for President Jan.

Congratulations to the 2015 – 2016 Waterbury Elk Officers – we look forward to their Installation!SAVE THE DATE:

A very special fundraiser for our Club – Sunday, May 17“The Little Black Dress”

A mixture of fashion and floral arranging byBill Graham of “Beautiful Things” – Salem, Massachusetts.

Note: Club and State Scholarship forms are available for families of active members in good standing. Please notify Mary Clifford for more information.

Coming up: March 1 – Sunday - CSAEC Meeting – held at the Waterbury ElksMarch 11 – Wednesday – Waterbury Emblem MeetingMarch 22 – Sunday – Testimonial for State President Jan

Have a wonderful March --- stay safe and warm

Yours in Emblem ~ Cathy Corcoran, President

ELKS ANNUAL RAFFLEThe Elks Annual Raffle is once again a “cash raffle.”

First prize $3,000 - second prize $2,000 - third prize $1,000 – fourth & fifthprizes $500 each. Tickets are for $5.00 each. The proceeds from the raffle are tobe used for renovations and improvements to the lodge. Please feel free to selltickets to family, friends and neighbors. Remember, the more you purchase themore chances you have to win! If you need additional tickets to purchase or sell,

they are available in the Rathskeller or simply ask one of the officers.Please note: Connecticut State Law requires that in order to be eligible to win, alltickets must be filled out completely, with name, address and telephone number.

The drawing will be held on March 24, 2015 at 9:00 p.m. sharp!

Esteemed Lecturing Knight Eugene LaFauci Jr.

Joh

n B. Elks

123 M

ain

Street

Con

necticut

203

55

5-55

55

Installation of Officers 2015-2016

The Installation of Officers will be held on Saturday, March 28th. Cocktail hourwith hot & cold appetizers, will be 6:00-7:00 p.m. with the Installation at 7:00

Dinner immediately following.Dance to the tunes of The Rubber City Blues Band

Master of Ceremonies - Maurice Hernandez.Choice of dinners;

• Prime Rib • Chicken Wadsworth • Stuffed Fillet of Sole$35.00 per person

Marlene Madzek, PER - Chairman

31st Annual Sportsmen’s HolidayJune 4th-7th, 2015 at Wildwood, New Jersey

Fellow Sportsmen, It’s less than four months from kick-off for our 31st trip to New Jersey. John Kunkel and I are once again being co-chairmen of this event.Ed Charette, Dick Champagne and Tony Barzydlo are again in charge of all things having to do with the golf arrangements. Payments for the golf will againbe made in advance through me.

Here are the rules of the road:

1. Last year we had 106 participants and 72 golfers. The trip will again be limited to current Elk members and those not members who have previously goneon the trip. If there is someone who wishes to go on the trip for the first time this year, he will need to be in process of becoming an Elks 265 member.

2. I have already reserved the entire Aztec and Safari motels for our trip and eliminate multiple locations and avoid potential confusion over room assignments.I expect room prices to increase somewhat over last year but not drastically. As a result the fee will be $320 per person double occupancy and $425 for a singleroom. We think golf will remain approximately the same at $118.00 for Friday and Saturday but this could change once Ed Charette finalizes details. Thosewanting to play Thursday, June 4th when we arrive will make their own arrangements at the course. Ed Charette is working on this as we speak. CriticallyImportant is we are advised at time of your deposit if you are planning on playing golf Friday and Saturday. We used up all slots last year so we need to knowwhom up front expects to play and your foursome if available early on so as not to disappoint anybody.

3. All transportation to Wildwood will be the responsibility of participating members. We would appreciate any members with vans to assist in transportingluggage, golf clubs, and food and beverage supplies as in the past.A deposit of $100 per person will be expected by Tuesday March 17, 2015, coincidentally, St. Patrick’s Day; not easy to forget.Here’s comes the standard speech. I had to chase around after a few of you last year. Please don’t make me alter my usual charming personality. Now thatI’m retired I have even less inclination to track down those missing in action. I would prefer NO cash be exchanged for accounting purposes and to notchallenge my memory. Make all checks payable to Elks Lodge #265. Checks can be left at the bar to my attention- NO Cash.Payment in full for rooms AND golf will be expected by Friday, May 22nd, 2015.

4. Last year 35 or so participants elected to go down on Wednesday taking advantage of a generous offer from Adamo to charge only $50 per room for theextra day. That offer is extended again this year. The payment for the additional day is not in the trip package but will be settled individually by those who chooseto go on Wednesday and Adamo. I will need to know well in advance who wants to go Wednesday so I can make arrangements with Adamo. One monetarychange this year: if you plan on going down on Wednesday for the additional day, a fee of $25 will be expected to cover additional food and beverage costsfor the extra day. It’s not fair for others who come down on Thursday for the weekend to pay the same price but not pay for the extra day.

John Carosella

BUS Trip to NYCCome and join us on a Bus Trip to NYC on March 7, 2015

and have a great day out!We will depart from the Lodge at 7:15 am and head first to the 911 Memorial and Museum for 9:30 am to lay a wreathat the Memorial Pool, and to take our tour.

We will then make our way uptown for drop off for shopping and site seeing on your own. You will be picked up at a designatedarea at 4:00 - 4:30 pm for return to the Lodge.

Tickets are $65.00 per person - First Come First Served. Ticket includes the museum entrance. A sign-up sheet is behind the bar in the Rathskeller. (You MUST pay for your ticket at the time of sign-up.)

CUT OFF DATE for tickets is FEBRUARY 25TH.We are excited to present this trip and pay tribute to our fallen brothers and sisters.

Any questions contact Kathy Gannon at 203-217-6818.

Thank You ALL Members who recently requested to start receiving the monthly Elks Call electronically. As you canimagine, it is impossible for us to phase out the paper version until everyone is on board with the electronic version, and yourrecent requests started the ball rolling towards that future goal!

As you now know, the benefits include getting your copy of the Call early and in color, receiving it in any part of the worldthat has internet access and the ability to receive time sensitive Lodge information immediately!

You receive it via e-mail in PDF format and read using Adobe Reader.You can also read it on your iphone. Just e-mail a request to elks265@yahoo.com. Include your full name & address and a request for the Call to be sent to you via e-mail. You should write the word "Call"

in the subject line, otherwise your e-mail will be filtered to trash.

********** Please take the time to send your request TODAY! **********Thank you! ~ Ron Fraser, Editor

Happy St. Patrick’s Day

MARCHMartini of the Month

Look for flyers in the Rathskeller for the special of the Month.

ELK’S SHORT SLEEVE POLO SHIRTS, LONG SLEEVE

DENIM, SWEATSHIRTS &T-SHIRTS - FOR SALE

If you would like to order,please look for order forms

hanging on the bulletin boardin the Rathskeller.

There are pins and other Elk’s merchandise for sale.

Please look in the display caseby the door to the Rathskeller.

Any questions email Mary at cliff-6@sbcglobal.net

WEDNESDAY DOMESTIC

BEER SPECIALS IN

MARCH

IN THE RATHSKELLER

March 4th 11th 18th 25th

All Domestic Beer

$2.00 EACH

IN MEMORIAMTO OUR ABSENT MEMBERS

WILLIAM E. O’DONNELL Born: July 24, 1938

Initiated: June 18, 1982Passed from our Midst: January 21, 2015

NICHOLAS A. TAGLIA Born: October 9, 1923

Initiated: November 20, 1975Passed from our Midst: February 3, 2015

JAMES D. SALVATORE Born: November 21, 1953Initiated: January 23, 2007

Passed from our Midst: February 5, 2015

…The clock of their days has stopped and across its dialthe motionless arms mark the HOUR of ELEVEN, the

GOLDEN HOUR of Remembrance…“May They Rest In Peace”

Drug Awareness Poster & Essay Contest

Poster/Essay Contest & JudgingThe District judging is scheduled for Saturday, March 14, Snow DateSunday March 15, at 10:00 a.m. State judging will be held on March 22 at1:00 a.m. at the Manchester Lodge. Volunteers welcome and needed tojudge please, “come on down!”If you have any questions regarding either contest or volunteering, Pleasecontact me by text at 203-592-6715Hope to see you there; it is always a lot of fun!!

Thank YouMarlene Madzek, PERDrug Awareness Chair

PER ScholarshipApplications for 2015

PER Scholarship Applications for 2015 areavailable to Students entering their 2nd, 3rd or4th year of a Collage or University.

Please call Lodge Secretary Jon Arthur PER, PDD, VP at

203-7551779 or Pat Kelly PER 203-755-7332

WEDNESDAY MORNING GOLF STARTS APRIL 22

The Jerry Di Pietro Wednesday Morning Golf League willlaunch its 18th season on Wednesday, April 22, at the EastMountain Golf Course.

The league will have two practice rounds before matchplay begins on May 6 and continues through August. Starting times go from8:30 to 9:26 a.m. each week. The season will include a mid-season cookout anda season-ending tournament and awards banquet.

Dues are $100 for the season and should be paid by early April.Checks, made payable to Jerry Di Pietro, can be mailed to him at 925 OronokeRoad, 29A, Waterbury, Conn. 06708.

All golfers from last year, both regulars and substitutes, are asked tocall Jerry at 203-755-9169 to inform him of your intentions for this season.

AN IRISH BLESSING“May the road rise up to meet you

May the wind be always at your backMay the sun shine warm upon your faceAnd the rain fall soft upon your fields

And until we meet againMay God hold you in the palm of his hand”

MEMBERSONLY

Come on down on your birthday andget your first drink on the house,

compliments of your HOUSECOMMITTEE.

Just show your member card andproof of birthdate and your first drink

is on us!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

We want to hear

from you

This year's goal is to get back into the

Community and increase membership,

however we notice many of our 1400 plus

members aren't utilizing the Lodge as much as

they could. We want to hear from you: what

would make you come back? Why aren't you

coming down? What would you like to see

change?

Please drop us a line and let us know

how we can make improvements so you can

enjoy your Lodge. The only way to respond is

via email.

Make your voice heard at

waterburyelks265@gmail.com

Volunteers always needed for upcoming events!!!! Are you interested in helping out with future events? Do you make your own

wine, do crafting if so, please think of donating it to the lodge as we need donationsfor our fund raisers.

This would be greatly appreciated, especially if you know someone who hasa restaurant, liquor store, bakery, gift certificates etc., anything would be verywelcomed !!!

Please call Michelle Minicucci, PER at 203-217-2145!!

Waterbury Elks 265 Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/WaterburyElks265

Pertinent lodge info can be found here.

IMPORTANTThe deadline for the submission of articles for the Elks Call is the

16th of the month.Please send all articles by e-mail to: elks265@yahoo.com with the words

ELKS CALL included in the SUBJECT LINE. Articles sent to any other e-mail address will not be received!

WATERBURY ELKS 265 WEBSITEYou can find photographs of functions

submitted to the lodge website at:http://www.elks265.org

(Webmaster: Bob Ranaldo) Any photos to beincluded in the Photo Album

(Such as lodge visitations, lodge functions, outdoor events etc.)Can be emailed directly to the webmaster: Bob Ranaldo

bobranaldo@yahoo.com

www.elks265.org

SICK BOARDJay D’Angelo

Gaylord Hospital - Gaylord Farm Road,Wallingford, CT 06492

Tony DanceHighland Healthcare - 745 Highland Avenue,

Cheshire, CT 06410

Jerry BarthSpectrum Care - 225 Wyoming Avenue,

Torrington, CT 06790

It would be nice to drop them a card to let them

know that you are thinking about them!

If you know of any Elk member who is sick or in thehospital please contact

Michael Madzek at 203-592-1933

Leading Knight Annual Christmas Appeal

Omitted from last month’s list of those who donatedto the Christmas Appeal was

Jaclyn Simpson. Please accept my sincere apology.Michael Madzek, Leading Knight

Please remember our troopsserving in harm's way in your

prayers...

ELKS CLUB MEN’S DUCK PIN BOWLING

Standings after five weeks of Round 2:EAST WEST LUND 24 11 .686 MINERVINO 19 9 .679BROWN 16 12 .571 DEELEY 19 16 .543REGGIANI 14 14 .500 PERONI 17 18 .486PROULX 17 18 .486 BEGNAL 13 15 .464PAYNE 13 15 .464 GUSTAFSON 13 15 .464Mc FADDEN 11 17 .393 GANNON 10 18 .357SHEA 10 18 .357

HIGH SINGLE HIGH THREEWeek 1 V. DELLA CROCE – 159 P. SORCINELLI, SR - 381Week 2 P. GIANNIELLI – 147 R. DRUAN - 387Week 3 R. Mc FADDEN - 161 R. Mc FADDEN – 398Week 4 P. SORCINELLI, JR – 146 S. LUND, SR - 412Week 5 K. DUPONT – 144 R. DRUAN – 384

S. LUND, SR - 144

SETBACK LEAGUE TO START

Hi Everyone! Hope you all enjoyed the snow.

The Waterbury Elks’Summer Setback League seasonis around the corner. Anyoneinterested in joining a team,forming a new team or becoming asubstitute should call ChairmanTony Cavallo at 203-768-6402.

To be eligible to participate,a player must be an Elks member,or in the process of becoming amember.

There will be a mandatorymeeting on Monday, April 6, at 7p.m. at the Lodge for all captainsand interested players. Each teamrepresentative should bring thenames and phone numbers of theirteam members to the meeting.

If you think last season wasgreat, wait for this year!

Tony Cavallo, Chairman

Jerry Barth Saratoga Classic 2015

After this beautiful snowy winter, it’s time to start thinking of thosewonderful races at Saratoga for this coming summer, so get your seat reservedearly!

I wish to send a special “THANK YOU” to all those great volunteersmanning the grill and preparing all the condiments for people to enjoy. I could not doit without your help, and I am very grateful!

Again this year we are having three trips for Saratoga. They are: SaturdayAugust 15, Saturday August 22, and Sunday August 30 2015. A deposit of $25dollars will guarantee a seat on the bus.

The deal is still the same, $ 80 dollars per person that includes breakfastat the Lodge at 7:00am. The bus will leave our parking lot at 7:30, and we shouldarrive at the Saratoga Springs Park no later than 10:30am, so we can enjoy the cookout. We then proceed to the race track between 12:00 and 12:30, and will leave atthe end of the 8th race.

You are still welcome to stop at the Lodge for dinner after the race andenjoy a great meal. I will be making arrangements with the new cater to make surewe will be served on the return to the Lodge.

The price of the trip includes breakfast at Lodge, bus transportation,barbeque at Saratoga Springs Park, admission and grandstand seating at theRacetrack, all the beverages you can handle, including the ones you can fit in yourcooler, providing that you bring one. (Coolers are allowed to be carried into theRacetrack, but absolutely NO glass bottles are allowed inside the Race Trackwhatsoever).

For more information you can contact me at 203-528-4001, or e-mail meat fbasilef30@comcast.net.

Payments can either be sent to me at: 200 Yale Street, Waterbury, CT06704., OR you can leave a check payable to: BPOE #265 at the Rathskeller bar.

Thank YouFlavio Basile

St. Patrick's Day iscoming

And you might think it's a joke.

But I'd like to get myhands on

One of the little folk.For they say in good

old IrelandIf a Leprechaun

you hold.You'll go to the end of

the rainbowTo his treasured

pot of gold.

7

8

3

31st Annual Sportsmen’s Holiday

June 4th- 7th, 2015 at Wildwood, New Jersey

Fellow Sportsmen,

It’s less than five months from kick-off for our 31st trip to New Jersey. John Kunkel and I are

once again being co-chairmen of this event. Ed Charette, Dick Champagne and Tony Barzy-

dlo are again in charge of all things having to do with the golf arrangements. Payments for the

golf will again be made in advance through me.

Here are the rules of the road:

1. Last year we had 106 participants and 72 golfers. The trip will again be limited to current

Elk members and those not members who have previously gone on the trip. If there is someone

who wishes to go on the trip for the first time this year, he will need to be in process of becoming an Elks 265 member.

2. I have already reserved the entire Aztec and Safari motels for our trip and eliminate multiple locations and avoid potential confu-

sion over room assignments. I expect room prices to increase somewhat over last year but not drastically. As a result the fee will be

$320 per person double occupancy and $425 for a single room. We think golf will remain approximately the same at $118.00 for

Friday and Saturday but this could change once Ed Charette finalizes details. Those wanting to play Thursday, June 4th when we

arrive will make their own arrangements at the course. Ed Charette is working on this as we speak. Critically Important is we are

advised at time of your deposit if you are planning on playing golf Friday and Saturday. We used up all slots last year so we need to

know whom up front expects to play and your foursome if available early on so as not to disappoint anybody.

3. All transportation to Wildwood will be the responsibility of participating members. We would appreciate any members with vans

to assist in transporting luggage, golf clubs, and food and beverage supplies as in the past.

A deposit of $100 per person will be expected by Tuesday March 17, 2015, coincidentally, St. Patrick’s Day; not easy to forget. Here’s comes the standard speech. I had to chase around after a few of you last year. Please don’t make me alter my usual charming

personality. Now that I’m retired I have even less inclination to track down those missing in action. I would prefer NO cash be ex-

changed for accounting purposes and to not challenge my memory. Make all checks payable to Elks Lodge #265. Checks can be left

at the bar to my attention- NO Cash. Payment in full for rooms AND golf will be expected by Friday, May 22nd, 2015.

4. Last year 35 or so participants elected to go down on Wednesday taking advantage of a generous offer from Adamo to charge

only $50 per room for the extra day. That offer is extended again this year. The payment for the additional day is not in the trip pack-

age but will be settled individually by those who choose to go on Wednesday and Adamo. I will need to know well in advance who

wants to go Wednesday so I can make arrangements with Adamo. One monetary change this year: if you plan on going down on

Wednesday for the additional day, a fee of $25 will

be expected to cover additional food and beverage

costs for the extra day. It’s not fair for others who

come down on Thursday for the weekend to pay the

same price but not pay for the extra day.

John Carosella

The following applications for membership, having been received and read at the last Lodge session, were referred to the Standing Committee of Investigation:

NAME OCCUPATION RESIDENCE BUSINESS ADDRESS PROPOSER

Jason Collette Teacher Hollyhock Ln, Orange Willoughby Rd., Shelton Ryan WoodJustin Gibson Underwriter Longview Ave. Batterson Park Rd., Farmington Ryan WoodJohn C. Hubert State Marshall N. Main St. Grand St. Andrew Scott LundBrian Peck Bartender Marine St., Thomaston Chase Pkwy. David Knapp, PERJohn Clark Business Owner Trestle Lane, Thomaston Main St., Thomaston Ryan Gannon, ER

THE ELKSP.O. Box 615

WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT 06720

DATED MATERIAL

ELKS CALL

SecretaryJonathan Arthur PER, PDD, VP

BUSINESS OF THE SESSION

ELKS ELEVATING AMERICA

WATERBURY LODGE No. 265, B.P.O. ELKSThe next regular session of Waterbury Lodge No. 265, B.P.O. Elks, will be held at the Lodge Room on Tuesday evening, March 10, 2015, at 7:00 p.m.

2014 2015

Exalted RulerRyan Gannon