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OCTOBER, 2019 VOLUME 98 / ISSUE 7, SHEILA COX, EXALTED RULER NAPA CALIFORNIA

MESSAGE FROM YOUR EXALTED RULER Greetings,Wow! It is hard to believe it has been 6 months since the installation of officers. Time flies by when you are having fun. Another busy month has gone by quickly. The Lodge hosted a successful parking lot sale on Sunday,

September 8. Many people got to go home with new found treasures, including myself! Patriot’s Night was celebrated at the Wednesday night dinner on September 11. What a wonderful tribute to our country, veterans and the men and women who lost their lives on that day, 2001. Our Lodge Chaplin, Bob Niklewicz did a superb presentation on the history of the defense of our flag from the beginning to present day. The Sea/Boy Scouts did a nice flag folding ceremony. The evening was topped off with an “All American” meal. Many members came

out to enjoy the evening and a good time was enjoyed by all.

I was able to attend the District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler (DDGER) visits to the Novato, San Rafael, Vacaville and Petaluma Lodges. It is always a privilege and honor to represent the Napa Lodge at each of these visits, and an opportunity to observe how each Lodge is doing in the District.

Most importantly, we were honored to host DDGER Brad Smith, his Grand Esquire, Dennis Hunter and wife Karen and Grand Auditor, Tim Borges and his wife, Mercedes. Thank you to Monica Farris, Cyndi Saucerman, Jan Schreiber, Tom Dawson, Judy and Len Fisher for the great preparation that was done to prepare for the visit. The audit went well, my time with the DD went well and we were all prepared with the documentation and answered with great confidence all the questions that were asked of us. We had a nice dinner and favorable remarks about the visit and a good Lodge meeting.

Next activity for this month is the Gazebo concert on Saturday, September 28. Hopefully you were able to go and enjoy the great music.Fraternally, Sheila Cox, Exalted Ruler

REPORT FOR AUGUSTStanley Blough ~ Larry Green ~ Darlene & Rich Cabral ~ Rich Jager ~ Doug Ghiselin ~ Candy & Lodge Pigs

Total of $239.89Please note: At the time of the newsletter printing and editing the month of September purple pig donations have not been completely

tallied and recorded yet. So this report is approximately one month delayed.

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Hello to All Members!!Summer is over and fall is here, even though the weather doesn't know it. The Lodge is gearing up for a very busy time. The music festival in the Gazebo will be over by the time you get this bulletin. Hope you went and enjoyed it. Our District Deputy visit on September 18th was well attended by our Lodge members and officers. We also had members from some other Lodges as well.Len and I traveled to San Clemente last weekend for President Tim Jaeger's visita-tion. There were ten Vice-Presidents there as well as us and we enjoyed the visit very

much. San Clemente is a beautiful area. We also visited San Juan Capistrano Mission and boarded a "tall ship" in the harbor. Very enjoyable!!On September 4th we initiated five new members: Aaron Blackmon, James Maglio, Kim Saunders, Steve Waller and Gene Kitchen. Please welcome them to the lodge. As always, if you have any membership concerns, please let me know. Fraternally, Judy Fisher, Lodge Secretary

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Come honor Napa Elks and Associates who have served in the Military!

16th ANNUAL NAPA ELKS VETERAN’S NIGHTMore information to follow – forms will be in the office and in the next bulletin!

October 2019 Activties ReportBoo!

Parking Lot Sale: We had a beautful Day for the Parking Lot Sale on 9/8/19. The sale was chaired by Roy White, Roy also did the BBQing for the day and many thanks to Cal, he was our volenteer bartender. I did a quick count of tables and I think there were about 25. Many thanks to all who brought their treasures and to all who did some shopping. I think this will be an annual event. Patriot's Dinner: Was held on 9/11/19. Our chaplin Bob Niklewicz read a short article regarding the high lights of the USA, important dates and memories. Bob followed his reading with a lovely prayer includeing thoughts about and remembering 9/11. Thank you Bob. We had a combination of both Boy Scouts & Sea Scouts attending. The scouts were joined by their leader Tony Zarate and persented a flag folding ceremony, very nicely done. Thank you scouts. The All American Dinner was delicous, thank you kitchen staff. This dinner was a sellout and well attended, thank you members. DD Visit and Dinner: Our DD Brad Smith started the evening with a meeting of officers and chairmen from #832. We then enjoyed conversations, cocktailas and appetizers, followed by a Prime Rib or Salmon dinner. We were happy to welcome Brad and his officers. The lodge meeting was held at 7:30 and was nicely attended. Gazebo Concert: We are all set for the Gazebo Concert. This was held on 9/28/19 and chaired by Monica Shepard. Hopefully you all got your tickets. This should be a great day for Blues and Food. More updates on this event in November's newsletter.

October Events:Oktoberfest Dinner: Will be held on 10/9/19. We will have our standard German buffet dinner, beer at the bar for purchase. And Dan the Storlling Accordian Man will be playing for us in the dining room and the bar. Come help us celebrate Oktoberfest and the Fall Season at #832. Flu Clinic: Come get your Flu Shots on 10/21/19, keep the flu bugs away. Shelia Cox will be chairing this clinic. Shelia might need some help so please contact her you are avaiable. More information on flyer in this newsletterHalloween BBQ on Oct. 25th:Besides the BBQ, Costume Contest (costumes optional) & Pumpkin Carving Contest we will have the artist Tucky, doing Caricatures. I will have him set up in the Fireplace room at 5:30ish. He will be with us for 2 hours, so please get your caricatures done (they are Free). Couples, Singles, costumes or no costumes, this should be fun. Happy Halloween!Souper Simple Supper: I have had some request to offer a different menu on our 5th Wednesday dinner. Instead of Burgers and Bocce we are trying something new. On October 30th we are going to have a Happy Fall.... & Souper Simple Supper. The lodge will supply the salad, rolls, cracker and cookies. Volenteers will supply the soup, we hope to have 8 to 10 soups all different. The cost will be $10.00. Let me know if you like doing a diffeernt menu now and then and if you would like to do a soup. We can always return to Burgers and Bocce if members prefer.Suggestions: I have received suggestions as to events. We have a new Associate Member who would like to get members interested in some of our lodge games, Billards, Schffleboard, darts, dice and weather permitting Bocce and Horseshoes. She will be posting some signup sheets soon. Also, our Alan Stanton would like to get a group together and head for the casino. No bus, everyone would meet there. Alan will have more information soon. Reminder: Our Food and Toy Drives will start on November 1st. More information TBA.Fraternally - Sandy Silveira P.E.R. and Lodge Activities Coordinator

THANK YOU VERY MUCHFRED SCHWEIZER FOR YOUR BEYOND GENEROUS DONATION FOR ROOF REPAIRS!THIS WILL ALLOW US TO REPLACE THE WHOLE MIDDLE SECTION!

MEMBERSHIP REPORTIncreases    Total members on April 1, 2019.................... 631     New Members Initiated...............................  37     Affiliated......................................................  4     Reinstated..................................................    4     Gain….........................................................  45

Decreases      Dropped....................................................    2      Transferred...............................................    0      Absolute Dimits........................................     1      Deceased...................................................  3      Loss…........................................................ 6Net Gain............................................................ 39

Total Members September 25, 2019…............670Delinquent Members.........................................32Membership Lapsation Rate...........................5.07%

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Left: Exalted Ruler Sheila Cox welcom-ing new members: Aaron Blackmon, James Maglio, Kim Saunders, Steve Waller and Gene Kitchen.

THANK YOU VERY MUCHFRED SCHWEIZER FOR YOUR BEYOND GENEROUS DONATION FOR ROOF REPAIRS!THIS WILL ALLOW US TO REPLACE THE WHOLE MIDDLE SECTION!

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Souper Simple SupperOctober 30th - Club Room 6:00 - $10.00

Menu: Variety of Soups, Crackers, Green Salad & Cookie T hank You To All The Officers Who Donate Their Time for the Good of the Lodge

Exalted Ruler:            Sheila Cox 255-6661 cox9230@sbcglobal.net   Leading Knight:         Monica Shepard                246-3137                   shepard-creer@att.net Loyal Knight:             Bill Sollows                 224-6604                 duckfshr@pobox.com

Lecturing Knight:       Michael Sobelman      209-559-0758               mlsobelman@gmail.com Secretary:                    Judy Fisher                486-5749                   judyjfisher@sbcglobal.net Treasurer:                    Lindsay Wanagel PER 290-5186 linsmark@sbcglobal.net Esquire:                       Bob Fraid 255-3367 bobffraid@gmail.com Chaplain:                     Robert Niklewicz 484-7373 ptsrgr8@sonic.net Inner Guard:               Ron Kilby                 255-5216 gretmad@aol.com Tiler:                          Tom McFarland         255-8008                   tomandvivian@gmail.com Trustee 1st year:         Ron Rae 224-5194 ron1009@comcast.net Trustee 2nd year:        Judy Biggs  253-7819 jbiggs7@comcast.net Trustee 3rd year:         Mike Biggs  253-7819      biggsma@gmail.com      Trustee 4th year:         Tom Dawson 226-8411 tomedawson@aol.com      Trustee 5th year:  Sandy Silveira 252-2284 sds3031@aol.com

VETERANS HOME WISH LISTAll types of snacks: Candy (without nuts) ~Chips ~ Peanuts in the shell ~ Jerky~ Microwave popcorn ~ Cup of Soup ~ Tea Bags ~ Instant & Regular Coffee. Umbrellas ~ Ponchos ~ Toothbrushes ~ Toothpaste ~ Hair Shampoo ~ Combs & Hairbrushes (men & women) ~Deodorant~ Hand Soap ~ Lotion ~ Body Wash~ Soap~ Nail Polish~ Polish Remover ~Emery Boards- Hair Bands ~Stationery ~ Envelopes ~ Stamps ~ Large Print Books ~ DVD Movies (Non-Violent) ~ CD Music (classical, jazz, western, bands of the 30’s & 40s’s) ~ Audio Books ~ Table Games ~ Puzzle Books ~ Bird Seed, the patients love to watch the birds!

MUST BE NEW: Men’s & Ladies: Watches ~ Jewelry ~ Caps, Hats, Scarves Gloves and Umbrellas MUST BE NEW and in original box Following appliances are now being accepted: Microwaves ~ Coffeemakers ~

50” Flat Screen TV ~ Blenders ~ Slow Cookers ~ DVD Players ~ Toaster Ovens ~ Electric Shavers Not Being Accepted: VCR’s or Cassettes ~ Clothing of any kind ~ Candles ~ Food in cans or jars ~ Alcohol ~ Jigsaw Puzzles

~ Books ~ Magazines ~ Medical Supplies ~ Liquid or bubble bath soap (no bathtubs)

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It was voted at the last Lodge meeting that the RV fees will now be $35 for everyone. There is no longer a two-tiered system of local Elk members/Associates to stay in the RV Park at a reduced fee. This

increase will take place starting October 1, 2019.

We have a Facebook “Public Group” called Napa Elks 832 find us and join us! https://www.facebook.com/groups/207318319187/

OCTOBER BIRTHDAY BABIES1st Gilda Kihneman ~ Michael Kollar 2nd John Delzompo ~ Carlo Galantino ~ Marty Mata 3rd Boyd Phillips 4th Ivan Haslet 5th Paul Miller 6th Daniel Capponi ~ Steven Harris ~ Bill Kastner ~ Jay Perry 8th David Dennis 9th Eugene Hoover 10th Mark Parish ~ Frank Worthington 11th Shawn Gilbert ~ James O’Brien ~ Sharon Ross ~ Ken Whitmire 12th Jeff Guns ~ Justin Milne ~ Frances Stapleton 13th Don Christian ~ Craig Jezycki 14th John Dwyer ~ Nathan Page ~ James Shelton 16th Jon Umlauf 17th John Dickey ~ David Fetzer ~ Steven Flinn ~ Terri Klobas ~ Diana Lavagnino ~ Dani Neuman ~ James O’Brien Jr. ~ Olin Russum ~ Melvin Taylor 18th Wendy McGlothern ~ Ron Miller ~ Dan Orchid 19th Jerome Miller ~ Frank Palagi ~ Brent Randol 20th Larry Foerder ~Michael Holcomb ~ Larry Wolfe 21st Andrew Navone ~ Diane Penley 22nd Dominique Chassereau ~ Aaron Kennedy 24th Tim Jaeger ~ Sandi Lawley 25th Bobbie Hairston ~ Andrew Lesko ~ Craig Musgrave ~ William Wells 26th Douglas Ghiselin 27th Daniel Fingold 28th Armando Chiono 29th Robert Henderson ~ David Parry 30th Perry Blevins ~ Keith Cardey 31st James Davenport ~ Peter Mott ~ Ronald Solomon

October 2019 Birthday Coupon - Redeem for your free birthday drink!

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HALLOWEEN BOO BASH BBQClub Room – 10/25/19 - 6:00This will be our standard Friday Night BBQ

With Steaks, Chicken, Shrimp Louie's, or Just SaladAdding Halloween treats & Cookies!

Try a Candy Corn Martini (for purchase at the bar)

Costume ContestPrizes for: 1st Place, 2nd

PlaceScariest and Funniest!

And a prize for the “The Best Carved Pumpkin”

We will use the pumpkins as centerpieces So carve a pumpkin or NO centerpiece. Ha Ha

& BOOGet your FREE portrait. In costume or

NOT couples or small groups welcomed!Our Art and Caricaturist for the evening will be

TuckyTucky will be at the lodge from 5:30-7:30

Come one, Come all for a Happy #832 BOO BASH

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Left: Photo taken at Patriot’s Nightwhile the Sea/Boy Scouts did their flag folding ceremony.What an awesomenight and dinner!

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OKTOBERFEST Wednesday Night DinnerOctober 9, at 6:00 COST:

$22.00 BuffetGerman Sausages, Potato Salad, Cabbage, Buttered

Carrots, Rolls, Apple Kuchen and Coffee

Assorted Beers for purchase!MUSIC: "Dan the Strolling

Accordian Man"

HELP WANTED!We need someone to be in

charge of keeping the marquee up to date.

Please see the office if you are interested. Thank

you in advance!

Hello Elk Members,We have had a request to participate in the Christmas Child shoe box program. I will be ordering small boxes to be filled with children's Christmas gifts and treats. They suggest small toys, stuffed animals and delightful things for kids. No candy, Liquids or toothpaste, this is due to custom issues. You can bring your box to the lodge and I will be delivering them to Napa Valley Community church on November 18th, 2019. They are requesting a $9.00 donation to pay for shipping as most of these boxes will be going to children around the world. You can put the $9.00 in an envelope and add it inside your box. You can pick up your Christmas

box at the lodge or you can use your own shoe box. Suggested gifts: Dolls, toys such as jump rope, cars, yo-yos personal items- combs, bar soap, school- crayons, note books, pencils - accessories - socks, hats, jewelry. These are just a few suggestion please feel free to add your own. Also, they encourage you to add a personal note, pictures or Christmas card. If you have any questions please call me at 252-2284.

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Elks Care, Elks Share!And remember our Elk's local children's toy drive starting November 1st - December 11, 2019.Thank you, Sandy Silveira-Community and Lodge Activities

CHILI COOK-OFFThe chili cook-off was another big success in part to the members and volunteers who helped with the whole event. Even though there was only 8 entries, everyone had very good chili. There could only be three winners. All the ladies that won had very great chili. 1st place went to Karen May. 2nd place went to Teresa Price. 3rd place went to Laura Kostelac. Peoples' Choice went to Laura Kostelac. Also, my many thanks to the following people for their donations for the event:  Dave Bridges, Sean Wickersham, Mark Phillips, Dave Lamp, Tom Solon, Tim Horton, The Green Door, Stones Sport Bar, Debbie Rodgers, Triton Truck Repair, Lawley Trucking, Dr. Scott Hendricks, Ron Solomon, Dave Taylor, Shackfords, Ranch Market and Travis Credit Union.Again, many thanks to all who made this a great event.Thank you, Roy White, Chairman

The Elks EarAs my hero would say "Good Grief" not sure how it happened, but the holidays are on the hori-zon. Halloween, Thanksgiving, my birthday, I'm not sure I'll be able to make it.  I don't even have my Christmas want list made yet. But rest assured the Lodge will fill up your spare time with a va-riety of events, even the Boys at the Bar are thinking of belting out a few tunes. Now is the time for you new members to get involved. We tend to forget to ask, but we do need help in all ar-eas. In March 2020, when our own Tim Jaeger has his Presidential Homecoming, we will need members in all types of committees. Come to a Lodge meeting to stay up to date and if you have an idea or a suggestion, toss it out there.Our District Deputy made his Lodge Visitation on the 18th of September and being he didn't put us on probation, we must have done OK. All of our Officers were present with their reports, both writ-ten and verbal. You should give some thought to becoming one of our officers this coming April.Now that I have got you all excited, I am going to check on the Boys at the Bar and see if their ren-dition of "Roll out the Barrel" has improved.We will talk again next month…

Hey members, don’t forget we have a website! www.napaelks.or

gAnd those of you who

have a business card in the bulletin, we have

them on that site as well under “supporters”.

By clicking on the card itself it links to your

personal website. If you’d like to update your

current card or anyone

We are having POTLUCKS on Monday and

Thursday evenings during football

season – we suggest you bring enough to

feed at least 6

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Parking Lot SaleThe parking lot sale was a huge success again this year. A lot of people showed up for this event with some great items to sell. I want to thank all the members that participated in this great event.I want to thank Judy and Len Fisher for all their help and to other volunteers that helped out. See you next year, so start finding items to sell. Thanks to all, Roy White, Chairman

Napa County Public Health will be distributingFREE FLU SHOTS at the Napa Elks Lodge on

Monday, October 21st from 3:00-6:00 p.m.

The last Friday Night BBQ of the season will be on 11/22/19 and the last Taco Tuesday of the season will

be 11/19/19!

OCTOBER 2019Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1Lunch 11:30-2:00

TACO TUESDAY 5:30

2Lunch 11:30-2:00Dinner 6:00 – 7:00

Lodge Meeting - 7:30

3Lunch 11:30-2:00

4Lunch 11:30 – 2:00

FRIDAY NIGHT BBQ 6:00

5Please call to see if we have a bartender!

6 7Lunch 11:30-2:00

8Lunch 11:30-2:00

House Meeting 5:30Hall Meeting 6:00

Trustees Meeting 6:30

9Lunch 11:30-2:00

OKTOBERFEST

10Lunch 11:30-2:00

11Lunch 11:30 – 2:00

FRIDAY NIGHT BBQ 6:00

12Please call to see if we have a bartender!

13 14Lunch 11:30-2:00

15Lunch 11:30-2:00

TACO TUESDAY 5:30

16Lunch 11:30-2:00Dinner 6:00 – 7:00

Lodge Meeting - 7:30

17Lunch 11:30-2:00

18Lunch 11:30 – 2:00

FRIDAY NIGHT BBQ 6:00

19Please call to see if we have a bartender!

20 21Lunch 11:30-2:00

FLU SHOT CLINIC3:00-6:00

22Lunch 11:30-2:00

23Lunch 11:30-2:00Dinner 6:00 – 7:30

24Lunch 11:30-2:00

25Lunch 11:30 – 2:00

Halloween BBQ 6:00

26Please call to see if we have a bartender!

27 28Lunch 11:30-2:00

P.E.R. MEETING

29Lunch 11:30-2:00

30Lunch 11:30-2:00SOUPER SIMPLE

SUPPER $10! (SEE FLYER)

31Lunch 11:30-2:00

Wednesday Night Dinners All dinners include salad, coffee and dessert! OCTOBER 2019

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2nd – (Spinach Salad w/ Bacon, Egg in Poppy Seed Dressing) (40) Surf & Turf-Flat Iron Steak & Shrimp, Roasted Potatoes & Veg $22 (10) No Entrée $10 Dessert- Ice Cream Sundaes9th–Oktoberfest Buffet $22(60) German Sausages, German Potato Salad, Braised Red Cabbage, Buttered Carrots, Rolls w/ Butter Dessert- Apple Kuchen16th- (Spring Mix w/ Bleu Cheese & Candied Walnuts) (60) Prime Rib Aujus w/ Baked Potatoes & Veg $25 (20) Baked Salmon $20 (10) No Entrée $10Dessert- Ice Cream 23rd – (Tossed Caesar Salad) (30) Beef Stew w/ Biscuits $20 (10) Steaks $23 (10) No Entrée $10Dessert- Chocolate Mousse Cake30th- Souper Simple Supper $10 Salad Bar, Assorted Soups, Bread & Crackers & Cookies

*The number of dinners being prepared is in parentheses. The only way to guarantee a meal is to call & reserve one between 10:30-4:30. It is also imperative that you tell the cashier if you have called to make a reservation so that we don’t hold that ticket & someone else misses out. Thanks!

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DATED MATERIAL ~ SAVE THE DATESLunch Daily ~ Monday - Friday ~ 11:30 - 2:00

Wednesday Night Dinners ~ 6:00 - 7:00Wednesday, October 9th ~ Oktoberfest

Monday, October 21st ~ Flu Shot ClinicFriday, October 25th ~ Halloween Themed BBQ

Friday, November 1st ~ Food & Toy Drive StartingFriday, November 8th ~ Napa Lodge Veteran’s Dinner

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