THE CHRONICLE Greetings members, Well another month is gone. October was a busy month. Remember I have asked the Members tocome together for BROTHLY LOVE and it started off a littlerough, I was invited to the $ 10,000.00 dinner and was told that only I could come, my wife, Sharlene was not invited. So I went and sat beside an empty chair. The night was nice, food was great, and it was another great job done by the committee. The word was going around that BROTHLEYLOVE was a joke. WELL its no JOKE as I saw two new candi- dates sitting at the bar, two of our members Donna Papp and Celeste Grant went over to them, introduce themselves and started talking. I looked over and another candidate who was

standing there was also invited over to join them. So, there is BROTHERLY LOVE at the lodge. And remember it’s also one the CARDINAL PRINCIPLES of ELKDOM in which you are a member.. So as we go into the months of November and December, the months of giving and being thankful, lets be the Lodge of BROTHLEY LOVE to one and all. We closed out October with so many members pitching in, My thanks to YAC for the pumpkin patch and the kids Halloween party, Entertainment committee for the Adult Party and the Band that played. To Ken Jewell for getting the dance troupe to be in the Annual Bordentown Halloween Parade and to the float committee and the marchers THANK YOU. Student of the month is back at the lodge, Great job by Dave Riggins, Wed night dinners and Special Children's breakfast is back and doing great. When I am asked about Bordentown I say; We always have something going on, Bordentown never stops doing for its members, veterans, Special Children or the community. Fraternally, Phil Tyler, ER

. WHOSE MOTTO is: “GREAT PEOPLE MAKING GREAT STRIDES”

2015- 2016 OFFICERS

EXALTED RULER Phil Tyler 215 - 601– 1440

LEADING KNIGHT Carmen Adonizio 954 - 7439

LOYAL KNIGHT Pete DeLucia 529 - 9795

LECTURING KNIGHT Heather Cheesman 298 - 7828

ESQUIRE Edward G. Taddei 724 - 9489

CHAPLAIN Phil Horner 234 - 0631

INNER GUARD Michael Weckenbrock 712 - 4753TILER Jim Sharpe 947 - 4560

SECRETARY Ellen Weckenbrock 298 - 5939

TREASURER Karl Swanson (PER) 332 - 9052

TRUSTEE (5 YEAR) Gerry Vaughan 658 - 4875

TRUSTEE (4 YEAR) Grason Jones 330 - 1255

TRUSTEE (3 YEAR) W. David Rooney (PER) 610 - 2358

TRUSTEE (2 YEAR) C.K. Lippincott 658 - 6063

TRUSTEE (1 YEAR) Bill Johnson 712 - 5955JUSTICE OF SUBORDINATE FORUM Mickey DeSantis (PER) 298 - 9181

VOLUME 12 ISSUE 8

NOVEMBER 2015

Special P o ints of Interest

Audio/Video Com. (Pg. 3) Chaplain Sickness &

Distress (Pg. 2) Committee Chairpersons

(Pg. 14) Convention Corner (Pg. 6) Credentials (Pg. 2) ELK of the Month (Pg. 7) Elks Nat. Found. (Pg. 7) That’s Entertainment - C&W

Dance/Karaoke/Special Events (Pg. 3 & 7)

House Com. (Pg. 4) Membership/Retention

(Pgs.6 &10) Monthly Event Calendar

(Pg. 15) PER Assoc (Pg. 2) Public Relations Com.

(Pg. 5) Sandwich Night Menus

(Pg. 7) Scholarship (Pg. 6) Secretary Notes (Pg. 2) Special Children’s Com.

(Pg. 5) Trustees Corner (Pg. 2) Veteran’s Field (Pg. 5) Women’s Aux. (Pg. 4) YAC (Pg. 3) Ways & Means (Pg. 6)

SPECIAL AFFAIRS UPCOMING LODGE &

ENTERTAINMENT COM.(Pg. 7)

MOTOCYCLE COM. (Pg. 9)

AUX. CRAFT SHOW (Pg. 9)

SCC BREAKFAST (Pg. 10) YAC SOCCER SHOOT

(Pg. 10) MEMORIAL SERVICES

(Pg. 8) SOUP TASTING (Pg. 10) CHARITY BASKETS

(Pg. 8) NANNYDUST (Pg. 8) LODGE XMAS PARTY

(Pg. 8) CORNHOLE/BEANBAG

TOSS LEAGUE (Pg. 8) COOKIE TIME (Pg. 9) NEW YEAR’S EVE (Pg. 11) MARTINI NITE (Pg. 11)

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SECRETARY’S CORNER TRUSTEES’ CORNER

Wishing everyone a safe and HappyThanksgiving.Ellen T. WeckenbrockBPOE 2085Lodge Secretary609-298-5939

Can-Do Committee and Patti Desantis keeps the Lodge Grounds looking great.Trustees still working on what chairs to purchase for the upstairs Ballroom.(i.e. New Beer Cooler behind the bar; new floor in theGame Room; install new fansIn the Game Room; and others).

Bill Johnson, Chairman of Trustees

P.E.R. ASSOCIATION

Next Meeting, NOVEMBER 25, 20154th Wednesday of every month.

HOUSE COMMITTEE DEN

For hall usage contact Tony Dilemme609-280-1320

CHAPLAIN’S PEW

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE

Reminder from the Leading Knight- Members must have their membership card to enter the club. If you do not have it, you must sign the book.A guest may come with a member. That guest must sign

the book also. The guest may stay as long as the mem- ber is there. But once the member leaves, the guest must leave also. Thank you for your cooperation in the lodge rules.Carmen Adonizio, Leading Knight

MEMBERS ON SICK LISTLILY LIPITSKY, JACK BOWER, JACK SHESKO

Heavenly Father, we ask that you grant these special people a speedy recovery and a future full of good health. Amen.

DEPARTED MEMBERS GERALD COULTER

May Almighty God grant our brothers the rewards of good life and offer comfort and solace totheir bereaved families. Amen.

PLEASE, if you know of anyone who is sick, hospitalized or has passed away,notify Chaplain Phil Horner (609) 234 - 0631 or Phorner0412 @gmail.com. It is important to us that

we show respect to our Members at all times, most importantly in death. As we no longer call their names on the Roll, let us honor them one last time!

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YOUTH ACTIVITIES

Our Soccer Shoot was held on a cold Saturday October 17th and was a success. Thanks to Valerie Hines, Don Wirth, and all who helped out. Our Student of the month program is underway again and Dave Wriggins does a great job with the families and the schools. Our Children’s Halloween Party was held on October 29th, and as usual, was a great even- ing. Thanks again to Don Wirth and Ellen Weckenbrock for being the backbone of this event. Our Pumpkin Patch washeld on October 18th and a big thank you to Doug Nelson and his crew for making this happen. As you can see October was a very busy month for this committee and without the help of our committee members, none of this would have been possible.Next up is our Hoop Shoot on November 21st. December is all about Christmas. On December 20th we will again holdour annual Children’s Xmas Party for our member’s families. This year immediately after the Xmas Party, we will be con- ducting a Live Nativity by our Gazebo beginning at 5 PM. This event is open to the entire Community. EllenWeckenbrock is the brains behind this great event, and it should be great exposure for our Committee and more im- portant, our Lodge. She is working on getting various community organizations to join us. I am looking forward to it.This committee is very hard at work as you can see, and as with other committees in the Lodge, we are always lookingfor new members to come up with new ideas for fundraising and giving back to the youth of our community and thisLodge. We meet on the 1st Wednesday of the month at 7:30 PM and all are welcome. Lou Gamba, Chairman

THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT

OFFICERS: – Chair Walt Papp Co Chair Sue CrivelliSecretary Donna Papp

Entertainment meetings are held the second Monday of every month at 7:30 PMThis Month’s EventsSaturday, November 14th – Karaoke with DJ RobFriday, November 27th – Black Friday Band Night featuring Nannydust (see ad). Free for members and auxiliary. $5 cover non-members.Saturday, November 28th – Karaoke with Mark and KarenCountry and Western Dance Every Thursday in the Upper Ballroom

Upcoming EventsSaturday December 12th – Christmas Social (see ad)Saturday, January 23rd – Martini Night (see ad)

Audio/Video Committee

We have entered the new 2015-2016 Football season, come on out and watch your favorite team on one of the6 Big screen TV’s. We have all the Baseball games playing with the MLB package with Direct TV and Fios. Plan on enjoying the Play-offs at the lodge. Nascar and Golf are also on when available, due to the added TV’s no sport is missed!!! The words during Karaoke are now playing on the 55” TV in the corner, come out and sing along! Enjoy!!!Our next goal is to install an outside surveillance system; this will help to control any wrong doings in our park- ing lot when we rent the hall as well as to ensure the safety of our members and bartenders when leaving the building. Once the committee comes up with a plan we will meet with the trustees for final approval. As we move forward with the plans for the new surveillance system, any committee that would like to help by donating money is greatly appreciated.Meetings are held on an as needed basis, anyone interested in helping with the committee can contact me @609 298 9191

Respectfully,Chairman Mickey DeSantis, PER

President Nancy Debnarik 609-298-1421Vice President Linda D'Amico 609-584-8803

Secretary Rosemary Becker 609 424-3167Treasurer Patti DeSantis 609-298-9181Conductress Joanne Jackman 609-586-1620Chaplain Carol Santoro 609-586-5627Parliamentarian Carol Adonizio 609-424-3481Trustee 3 Year Donna Papp 609-324-9501Trustee 2 Year Charlotte Elmer 609-610-6779Trustee 1 Year Donna Grondski 609-890-8178

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Women’s AuxiliaryOur Annual Craft Show is on Saturday, November 21st. Come on out and do some shopping with our vendors and crafters. It’s a great time to get some holiday shopping done or just treat yourself. The kitchen is open to purchase for breakfast and lunch, so be sure to stop on by. The Super 50 / 50 sale is in progress and the drawing will be held at the craft show. The winner need not be present. We really need help and volunteers to sign up and make our annual craft show a continued success.The Auxiliary is planning on selling fleece zippered vest sweatshirts with hoods for the ladies and men’s golf vests for the men. More details to follow.Our annual Christmas Party is being held on Friday, December 4th. Please see or contact Patti DeSantis for reservations. There will be no sandwich night on Wednesday, November 25th (evening prior to Thanksgiving). I would like to take this op-portunity to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving!

In Friendship,

Nancy Debnarik, President

U p comi n g N e w s Craft Show – November 21st

Annual Christmas Party – December 4th

Lodge Annual Memorial Service – Sunday, December 6th. Women’s Auxiliary

provides setup for the refreshments. Any assistance is greatly appreciated!

Holiday Baskets – We are collecting non-perishable food items, monetary

donations, any supermarket gift cards and/or any children or adult hats, gloves,

and scarves for our holiday baskets that we will donate before Christmas. See or call Carol Santoro, myself, or any of theAuxiliary Officers if you wish to donate.

Meeting Re m inder

Executive Board Meetings are the first Wednesday – 7:30pm in the Card Room

General Meetings are the second Wednesday - 7:30pm in the Mirror Room

If you know of an Auxiliary member who is sick, hospitalized, or has recently passed away, please see or notify Chaplain, Carol Santoro @ 609-586-5627

WOMEN’S AUXILIARY OFFICERS 2015 - 2016

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SPECIAL CHILDREN’S VENUE VETERAN’S FIELD

Charity Ball being planned for Bordentown & being Chaired by Bev Tonne & Nancy Denanarick Information to follow.Reminder: We are serving breakfast on November15, 2015, from 8:30 - 11:00 am. Please come out and join us. See Ad for more details.

God Bless Our Special Children. Fraternally,Andy Bush , Chairperson Special Children’sCommittee (609)585-5792

PUBLIC RELATIONS

Public Relations is looking forward to sharing with our community the wonderful events the hardworking com- mittees are hosting! To do this we need informationwell before an event.To help we created a form that is on the bulletin boards, in the bar and it can be emailed to anyone.*ANY FORMAT WITH THIS INFORMATION WILL

WORK*. The form shows you what information weneed.For ease on the committees it does not need to be this exact form, if the committee would prefer to give me a flyer they have, email me or drop the information in the mailbox that would be greatly appreciated!Photos in lodge please *DO NOT REMOVE*; public relations will rotate photos and place in a box when they are available for people to have.

Any questions or concerns please contact me.

Thanks,Dani KnipperDani . k ni p per15@gmail . c o m

Our committee wants to thank all who helped make ourDelaware Park Bus Trip such a success.*As part of our budget, we will be sending a check for$1000 to the NJ Mission of Honor for the Cremains ofAmerican Veterans.*We have adopted another soldier and his group. We will soon be shopping for MSGT Ismael Alicea, a friend of Michael Weckenbrock.. Ismael is our 23rd soldier we have adopted and on his wish list was two full size American Flags. Done deal, they are waiting to join the other things to be sent over..*Our toy box, in the bar, is happily waiting to be filled with toys for the children of our deployed troops. We need to get them to the Armory by the end of November and thank you, in advance, for any new, unwrapped dona- tions.*We will be going to Vineland, November 14th. We leave the lodge at 10am and get back around 4:30, stopping forlunch on your own. If you would like to come, let usknow. AmericanismThe Ten Principles of American Patriotism, 1 & 21. The fountainhead of American government and socie- ty – the most fundamental idea of all - is this: God is the mighty author of our being and the moral authority for our laws. The Declaration of Independence contains four ref- erenced o deity. They are “Natures God”,” Creator”, “Supreme Judge of the world” and Devine Provi-dence”. These make clear, that in the political theory articulated by the Founders of America, God, not govern-ment, is source of our freedom, our sovereignty, ourrights, our justice, our human dignity and all else which creates a good society and a society which is good. Therefore patriots recognize that we are “One Nation under God, and honor it in work and deed.2. The corollary idea to that, which our Founders, like- wise hold, is this: We are made in the image and likenessof God, and by virtue of our spiritual nature, every humanbeing is sacred, sovereign and inviolable. Therefore patri- ots recognize that “all men are created equal” and honorit in word and deed.As always, thanks to all who have donated cou-pons and thanks to all who support our 1st Wednesday of the month dinners and thanks to all faithful bingo play-ers who support our bingo ticket sales. We could not do what we do without your support.Ong o i n g pr ojec t s :*Collecting sample size toiletries,books, batteri e s , CD’s, DVD’s and all occasion greeting cards for Vineland and the troops and The Mission of Honor donations. . Also, we are still collecting manufac- turer’s coupons to send to our enlisted families over- seas. If you could take a few minutes, cut them out and divide them between food (anything you swallow, meds, etc.) and non food it would be a great help.Fraternally yours,Jim Sharpe, Chairman

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CHARITY BALL January 16, 2016The charity ball committee is doing a wonderful job planning this most special event. We will be honoring our special child, Marissa Briel. This willtake place on Saturday, January 16, 2016with hors d'oerves and a lovely sitdowndinner. Attire will be formal. Our theme will be "Frozen" our special child's favorite movie. We are praying that it won't be frozen in January. Please save the date and join in this most special evening. Ticket information will be following soon. We would love to have anyone join our committee.

WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE

Chairman-Mickey DeSantis Co-Chair-Sue Crivelli Secretary-Terri Jewell Treasurer-Karl Swanson Cook Book Elks Cookbook D o w n to the last 28, call and re- ser v e one toda y !!! Need a gift for a birthday, shower, anniversary, or need to add a little something to your gift, why not give an Elks Cookbook. Only $15.00, pick up the phone to- day and call Patti DeSantis 609 298 9181 to place your order. Cookbook is made up of over 140 recipes from Elk members, families and friends. Buy One Today!!! Hurry, only so many left.Car Ma g net Sale See Danielle to purchase your Bordentown Elks Car magnet, only $5.00No v ember 14th w e w i ll be hosting a Soup Tasti n g Coming in November, “Soup Tasting Plus” Featuring 3 soups from our local restuarants served with a lightside sandwich and of course, Wine. 6 pm till 9 pm and its on Karake night so the fun continues thru the night. Only $20.00 pp call Mickey for tickets 609 234 2353Ha v e a Fund Raising Id e a? WAM is looking for some new ideas and some new members. Why not lead a bus trip, organize a dinner or social or try a special event. All ideas will be considered, just come to our next meeting and discuss the idea. Its that simple!Our next meeting is November 12th at 7:30 pm

All ways and Means money goes directly to the gen- eral fund to help with the lodge’s operating expenses so that our lodges various committees can use their money to fund the many programs that the Borden- town Elks sponsor.

Thank you,

Mickey

MEMBERSHIP RETENTION COMMITTEE

BE PROUD TO BE A N ELK Chairperson: Jack Becker, PER, Committee Members: Rose- mary Becker, Ellen Weckenbrock, Lou Gamba, Pete DeLu- cia, Rozanne Harkins, Heather Cheesman

The Membership Committee is active in our community. Last month we attended the Bordentown Cranberryfest Oct. 4th. We handed out Bordentown Elks pens and brochures tomany interested people and informed them of all the great things the Elks do in our community. At our Southwest District Membership Meeting, Bordentown is doing great in the district with membership. A list of the delinquent members is posted in the pool room. Please check the list and reach out to someone you may know.Be an Ambassador for the lodge. Bring a family member and/or friend to one of our functions and promote the lodge. The committee meets the 3rd Wed. of the month. Please join us.Thanks to all who volunteer and remember "BE PROUD TO SAY YOU ARE AN ELK".

Fraternally,Jack Becker, PER

CONVENTION CORNER 2016

Hopefully you all have received your packets for 2016's convention reservations. Please send them back asap. We are striving to make this a great time for all. See Donna Papp for any questions

Our $10.00 raffle ticket sale is forging ahead. Remem- ber, only 300 tickets are being sold with a chance to win $1,000. Another plus is that the seller of the win- ning ticket receives $100 just for selling it!

Drawing will take place Super Bowl Sunday. It should be great fun for all.

Don't forget steak night is November 6. This is a won- derful meal prepared by the finest elks chefs. See Don Wirth for ticket information

Remember to come out for our open faced hot roast beef sandwiches with mashed potatoes and green beans on Nov 18th. It is home cooked and should be magnifique!

Next committee meeting is Tuesday, November 3at 7:30. All are welcome and encouraged to come. Thank you

Until next month....

Mickey D

UPCOMING LODGE EVENTS 2015NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY 2016

6th CONVENTION COM. STEAK DINNER

4rh AUX. CHRISTMAS PARTY 16TH CHARITY BALL

14th SOUP TASTING 6th LODGE MEMOERIAL SERVICES 23RD MARTINI NIGHT

15th SCC BREAKFAST 20th YAC CHRISTMAS PARTY

21st WOM. AUX. CRAFT SHOW 20th SCC BREAKFAST

21st HOOP SHOOT 20th LIVE NATIVITY

27TH NANNYDUST 31st NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY

Elks National Foundation

Our goal for the 2015-2016 year is to raise $5000.00. We are $4000. dollars away from our goal, please help us make it happen.

Please remember to donate to the ENF, we ask that each member donate $10 a year. The foundationfunds veterans, students and children with special needs through out the nation. All monies donated are tax deductible.

You can also give your donation to Patti Dixon or Heather Cheesman. Fraternally,Heather & Patti

SANDWICH NIGHT MENUS - 6pm - 8pmNovember 4, 2015 Meatloaf, Potatoes, Carrots, small roll and dessert - Motorcycle ClubNovember 11 2015 Cheesesteaks or Pork Roll sandwiches FF, coleslaw, dessert - House CommitteeNovember 18 2015 Hot Roast Beef , Mashed potatoes, green beans ‐ ConvenƟon CommiƩeeNovember 25, 2015 NO SANDWICH NITE THANKSGIVING THE FOLLOWING DAY

ELK OF THE MONTH

APRIL 2015 - DANIELLE KNIPPER OCTOBER 2015 - MAY 2015 - JACK BECKER, JR. NOVEMBER 2015 - JUNE 2015 - TERRI JEWELL DECEMBER 2015 - JULY 2015 - RICH LEVANDUSKY JANUARY 2016 - AUGUST 2015 - FEBRUARY 2016 - SEPTEMBER 2015 - MARCH 2016 -

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Entertainment presents …Black Friday Band Night featuring 2 local art-

ists playing the classics from every era.

NannydustFriday November 27th 8pm – midnightCall Walt to reserve a table – 516-7787

No charge for Bordentown Elks and auxiliary with a nominal ($5) cover for guests.

Friday, NOVEMBER 6, 20152015—2016 CONVENTION

COMMITTEESTEAK DINNER

$15.00 Per Person paid in advance TwoServing Times: 6pm & 7pmCut off SUNDAY November 1st

CONTACT Don Wirth at 609-273-7189 orROZANNE HARKINS

571 - 2261FOR

RESERVATIONS

Lodge Christmas Party

Saturday December 12th

6 – 9 PM Upper Ballroom

Tickets are $15 - see Walt PappOnly 100 tickets will be sold, so be sure to get yours early

CO R N H O L E/BE A N B A G TO S S L E AG U E We are starting a winter Corn Hole / Bean Bag Toss League . It will be held on Thursdays at7 pm in the Lower Ballroom. Open play begins this November. To sign up contact Jack Beck-er Jr. at 609-947-4615. The league games willstart in January.

CHARITY THANKSGIVING BASKETS CUT-OFF MONDAY 11/16/15PICK-UP MONDAY 11/23/15 1PM - 3PM CHRISTMAS BASKETSCUT-OFF MONDAY 12/14/15PICK-UP MONDAY 12/21/15 1PM - 3PMMust have Name, Address, Phone # of person receiving basketCONTACT DAVE ROONEY, PER (609) 610 - 2358

LODGE MEMORIAL SERVICE“A Day to Remember”

Sunday, December 6, 2015Bordentown Lodge 2085 will conduct its annual Memorial Service on Sunday, December 1, 2013, at6:30 pm. Family members and friends of our departed members are invited to attend. Services are conducted by the Lodge Officers and the Past Exalted Rulers.

Refreshments will be served following the service.“IT IS THE GOLDEN HOUR OF RECOLLECTION”

“ELKS ARE NEVER FORGOTTEN”

BORDENTOWN ELKS WOMAN’S AUXILIARY

11 Amboy RoadBordentown, NJ 08505

609 298 - 2085

CRAFT SHOWOver 80 Crafters

Date: Saturday, November 21, 2015Time: 9 am to 3 pm

For more information:elkscraftshow@gmail.com, or Rosemary @609 424 - 3167

WAYS & MEANS COMMITTEE

5TH ANNUAL HOLIDAY COOKIE TRAY SALE

Looking for bakers.... if interested in donating 6 dozen of one type of cookie.

Cookies needed by Thursday Nov. 19th.

Please contact : Rosemary Becker at 609-424-3167

1. if you would like to order a tray of cookies2. If you would like to donate cookies

FOOD (Available for purchase)

FREE ADMISSION SUPER 50/50

I NEED COOKIES!!

MOTORCYCLE COMMITTEE

THURSDAYS SANDWICH & A SIDE $5.007PM - 10PM

HAPPY THANKSGIVINGMenu for November:

5th...Italian hot dog or kielbasa, beans/chips12th..homemade meatball parm19th..sausage, peppers/onions

Menu for December:3rd... ham, macaroni/cheese10th..Italian hot dog or kielbasa, beans/chips17th..homemade meatball parm

Come on out for a quick bite to eat. FraternallyJack Becker

MOTORCYCLE COMMITTEE

President: Jack Becker, PER, V.P.: Jack Becker Jr., Secre- tary: Rosemary Becker, Road Captain: Walt Piel, Tail Gun- ner: Tom Lipsett, Associate member: Heather Cheesman, Other members: Dan & Diane Blanchard, Sandie Piel, Chuck Maxwell, CK Lippincott, Bob Lipsett, Phil Tyler

Other members: Dan & Diane Blanchard, Sandie Piel, Chuck Maxwell, CK Lippincott, Bob Lipsett, Phil Tyler The Motorcycle committee is up and running (literally). We have been on 14 fundraising events this summer so far. We rode over 1500 miles per rider and donated $1200 total. Monies donated supported autism, Camp Moore, Army of Hope,Ben Moore and Toy for TotsThe committee meets the 2nd Wed. of the month at 7:30 pm in the Upper Ballroom. Please join us.

Fraternally,

Jack Becker PER

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Soups:

SOUP TASTING PLUS....SOCIALDATE: Saturday, November 14th TIME: 6 - 9 pm PLACE: Upper Ballroom

COST: $20.00/person (ONLY 60 TICKETS TO BE SOLD) TICKETS: Call Mickey at 234 - 2353

Cheese & crackers, Soups will be paired with a finger sandwich., Dessert , And of course...WINE

LaGalleria - Chicken VegetableToscano's - Potato SoupPete's Steak House - Sausage Soup

S.C.C BREAKFAST NOVEMBER 15, 2015

8:30 AM - 11:00 AM OPEN TO THE PUBLIC SPECIAL

MENU ITEM EACHMONTH

WE WILL BE SERVING BREAKFAST EVERY MONTH ON THE THIRD SUN- DAY. DUE TO THE INCREASE IN FOOD PRICES, MENU PRICES HAVE INCREASED. ALL MONIES RAISED

SUPPORT THE SPECIAL CHILDREN’S COMMITTEE .FOR MORE INFORMATION

CONTACT: TOM PITCHERELLO(609) 462 - 3758

HOPE TO SEE EVERYONE AT THE BREAKFAST

Youth Activities Committee Upcoming Events – open to the public

Hoop Shoot – Saturday Nov 21 – 9:00 registration,9:30 start

Open to boys and girls ages 8-13Carslakes Community Center, Bordentown NJ

For more information contact Valerie @609-238-0987 (call or text) or sjcatmail@gmail.com

FOOTBALL SUNDAYS AT THE LODGE

Six TVs with DirecTV NFL TicketPackage

Happy Hour prices during the gamesKitchen will be open during day games

BAR HOURS – 12 pm UNTIL THE END OF THE 4:00 PM GAME

CELEBRATE THE NEW YEAR AT

THE LODGE NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY!!ENJOY GREAT FOOD CATERED BY LA GALLERIA AND PARTY WITH THE LEFT EDGE BAND!!Doors open 6:30 pm; Cocktail hour 7:00 pm

Dinner 8:00 pmMenu Bru-

schetta and Eggplant RollatiniChopped antipasto salad

Vodka rigatoniChicken Francaise, Roast Beef, Chicken Filippo

Roasted potatoes/vegetablesCoffee, Tea, Delicious Desserts

$55.00 PER PERSON For tickets contact :

Rozanne Harkins 609-571-2261

The Entertainment Committee PresentsMartini Night

Saturday January 23 6:30-9pm in the Upper Ballroomfollowed by Karaoke with Mark and Karen

Tickets are $20 for Martini drinkers and $10 for food only (cash bar) Appetizers will be served at 6:30pm followed by 3 different Martini and Food Pairings See Walt for

tickets and to reserve a table 516-7787

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2015 – 2016 Committees

AMERICANISM Sharon Sharpe 947-4560

AUDIO VIDEO Mickey Desantis, PER 298-9181

AUDITING/BUS. PRACTICES

MEMBERSHIP

INVESTIGATION

INDOCTRINATION

Jack Becker, PER

Mickery DeSantis PER

Danny Sholes PDD

915-6815

298-9181870-7216

BAR Joe Fox 298-5550

BINGO Herb Fues 298-6583

BLOOD DRIVE Dave Rooney 610-2385

Tony Gulotta PER

MEMORIAL SERVICE Herb Fues PER 298-6583

MOTORCYCLE Jack Becker 915-6815

PER ASSOCIATION George Grondski PER 802-8812

BULLETIN 888-3561PUBLIC RELATIONS Danielle Knipper 908-227-

CAMERA CLUB Jake Knipper 558-8603

CAN DO Dan Parrotta 588-0807

7344QUOITS LEAGUE Jack Becker Jr. 947-4615

CHARITIES Ellen Weckenbrock 775-7574RITUAL COACHES Danny Sholes PDD

Mickey DeSantis PER.

424-3654298-9181

COMMUNITY WELFARE Dave Rooney PER 610-2385 RENTAL AGENT Tony Dilemme 280-1320

CONVENTIONFLOAT

Mickey DeSantis, PER

John Jarzyk

298-9181893-7955

SAFETY Gerry Vaughn 658-4875

PARADESBob McVicker PDD 586-6454 SCHOLARSIPS Tony Dilemme

Steve Metterle

280-1320424-6927

CREDENTIALS Anthony Escolano 498-5461

DRUG AWARENESS Tony Gulotta PER 888-3561

SICKNESS ANDDISTRESS

Phil Horner 234-0631

ELKS NAT’L FND Heather Cheesman 298-7828

SHUFFLEBOARD Mickey Desantis 298-9181

SPECIAL CHILDREN Andy Bush 585-5792

ENTERTAINMENT Walt Papp 324-9501

FLAG RETIREMENT Jim Sharpe 947-4560

SPECIAL YOUTH & CHARITIES

Bill Johnson 712-5955

GOVERNMENTRELATIONS

Donna Pelehaty 298-0180

VETERANS’ SERVICE Jim Sharpe 947-4560

WAYS & MEANS Mickey DeSantis PER 298-9181GOLF Tony Dilemme 280-1320

GOURMET – LADIES Jane Rooney 649-2014WHEELCHAIRS & EQUIPMENT

Bill Johnson 712-5955

GOURMET – MEN Mike Weckenbrock 712-4753 WOMEN’S AUX Nancy Debnarik 298-1421

SPECIAL CHILDRENBOWL- ING

Sue Giancola 324-9010 YOUTH ACTIVITIES

HOOP SHOOT

Lou Gamba

Valerie Hines638-8966

238-0987

HOUSE GOVERNING BODY Carmen Adonizio 954-7439

INSTANT RAFFLE Donald Swanson PER 298-0595

SOCCER SHOOT

STUDENT OF MTH

Valerie Hines

Dave Wriggins

238-0987

694-2763

LODGE ACTIVITIES Robert Lenhardt PVP 379-6268

November 2015Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2LODGE Mtg.8 pm

3BINGO 7:15PM

4SANDWICH NIGHT 6PM

5C & W7:30 PM

6 7Conv. Com. Steak Dinner6PM & 7PM

8 9 10BINGO 7:15PM

11SANDWICH NIGHT 6PM

12C & W7:30 PM

13 14Soup Tasting6PMKARAOKE 8:30DJ ROB

15SCC BREAKFAST8:30 am

16LODGE Mtg.8 pmCutoff for or- dering baskets

17BINGO7:15 PM MEN’SGOURMET 6pm

18SANDWICH NIGHT 6PM

19C & W7:30 PMCookie TraySale

20 21Aux. CraftShow 9AM

22 23Basket Pick-up1pm - 3PM

24BINGO7:15 PMWOMEN’S GOURMET 6pm

25NO SANDWICH NIGHT

26 27NANNYDUST8PM

28KARAOKE 8:30DJ MARK & KAREN

29 30

LODGE /COMMITTEE MEETINGSLODGE MEETINGS - 1ST & 3RD MONDAYS 8PM SHUFFLEBOARD—1ST & 3RD MONDAYS POST MTG. HOUSE COM - 4TH MONDAY 7:30PM ENTERTAINMENT COM. - 2ND MONDAY 7:30PM TRUSTEES 2ND MONDAY 7:30PM SCC - 4TH MONDAY 7:00 PMMEN’S GOURMET - 3RD TUESDAY 6PM WOM. GOURMET - 4TH TUESDAY 6PM WOM. AUX. E-BOARD - 1ST WEDNESDAY 7:30PM Y.A.C. - 1ST WEDNESDAY 7:30 PM WOM. AUX. GEN. MTG. - 2ND WEDNESAY 7:30PM PER ASSN - 4TH WEDNESDAY 7:30 PM VETERAN COM. - 3RD WEDNESDAY 7:15 PM WAM - 2ND THURSDAY 7:30 PMMEMBERSHIP RET. COM. - 2ND THURSDAY 7:30 PM CONVENTION COM. 1ST THURSDAY 7:30 PMAUDIO/Video COM. - 2ND TUESDAY 7:30 PM

BORDENTOWN ELKS LODGE

11 AMBOY ROAD BORDENTOWN, NJ

08505

Standard Mail U.S. POSTAGE

PAIDPermit No.

622Trenton,

NJ

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