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A Fraternal Organization
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of all, I would like to thank and congratulate those members who worked
the Fireman's Clambake. I have heard so many great compliments on the
food and service. A lot of hard work, time and dedication was put into
it and as a result, it was a huge success! On September 3rd, Sidetrack Blues Band will be playing at our Lodge, 8 to midnight. There will be a $3.00 cover charge at the door. We're hoping that more members will come and enjoy the music, do some dancing and patronize our Lodge! District Deputy William Zitzow, from Binghamton Lodge, will be visiting our lodge on Sept. 22 nd, along with State Vice President Doug Neiss. All officers need to be present at the meeting. We will be performing initiation and all will be judged on their parts. Let's put on a good ritual for them. If any officer or officers, would like a practice session, please let me know. Thanks. Fraternally,
Sue Fletcher, ER fletcher@mkl.com |
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Ladies Auxiliary News
Our next meeting will be September 13th. We will have a Covered Dish
Dinner at 6:00 P.M. and our meeting to follow at 6:30P.M. Please bring
your husband or significant other for an enjoyable meal. I hope all of
you have had a wonderful summer and hope to see you at our September
meeting. Again this year we have many new topics to discuss.
We want to extend a big welcome to our two newest members, Dale Rigas and Edna Ludwig. We hope to see both of you at this dinner and meeting. We also have more new member applications to present at our meeting. It is so nice to see new members!! The Following Members are scheduled to work Bingo Kitchen for September: Sept. 2nd Louise Craig and Sheri Pell Sept. 9th Brenda Philpott Sept. 16th Dale Rigas Sept. 23rd Jean Selleck and Eleanor MacDonald Sept. 30th Caroline Harrington and Brenda Philpott We still need additonal help for Sept. 9th and 16th if anyone can volunteer, please call me. (563-3008) Thank you to all who attended the Auxiliary Memorial Service for the past Auxiliary President, Laura Serjersen. "To our absent sister". She was a very dedicated and wonderful member of the Auxiliary and she will be truly missed. George Pendorf delivered the picnic table that he built. It is located outside the kitchen area for the Elks Lodge members and Auxiliary members use. Thank you George and it is beautiful. Thank You,
Brenda Philpott Auxiliary President |
Birthday Panoply Of Elks
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If you see these members wish 'em a Happy Birthday!
| Help Wanted The Sidney Elks Lodge # 2175, a 400+ member civic organization, currently has several openings in its Bell Jar Sale Division.
The successful candidates must be Lodge or Auxiliary members and are willing to volunteer 4 hours of time at least once a month. On a Thursday night during Bingo and/or to assist with special events when possible. The payment for these services is the knowledge that you have helped this organization achieve its civic goals in supporting the Community in which you live. To apply, please contact Tracy Reynolds at 639-4026, Garry Stevens at the Lodge, Joanie, Vikki Ostrander at the Lodge or attend one Bell Jar Workers meeting scheduled for Sept. 14, 2004, 5:30 P.M. at the Lodge. |
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An Observation, Recognition and Appeal from a new member: Observation: It takes a lot of dedication in order for an organization such as this Lodge, to achieve its goals.
Recognition: As always there are few who are willing to become dedicated, Thank you to - Ed, Barb, Dick, Bob, Garry, Brenda, Gail, Ralph, Steve, Ron, Jim, Sandy, Vikki, George, Janet, Andy, Sue, Jason, John, Fran, Tammy, Mark, Phil, Dorthea... seems like a long list but it pales by comparision to a 400+ membership ( Sorry if I missed anyone ). Appeal: I urge every member, new and old, to volunteer whatever time you can to help out. If everyone does a little, then no one has to do alot. Tracy Reynolds |
On Oct. 1st 2004, NYS President Jamie Peace, wife Yvonne, along with traveling friends and guests, will be visiting our lodge. They will be arriving at 6:00 for dinner, then onto Oneonta for dessert. Please, when they visit, give them a warm welcome and demonstrate the spirit of Elksdom. Thank You, Sue ER |
| NYSEA Presidents Dinner/Dance Saturday Oct. 2nd Binghamton Elks Lodge Social Hour 6 P.M. Roast Beef Dinner @ 7:00 P.M. $15.00 per person Entertainment by Carol Canfield, 8 -11 P.M. Please contact me for tickets - Sue, ER Deadline is Sept. 22nd |
| Delaware Valley Humane Society Breakfast Sunday, Sept. 12th 8:30-11:00A.M. $5.50 per person. Children 5 and under are free. All are welcome to attend |
| Your Invited There will be an open house for Roberta & Richard Huyck's 45th Wedding Anniversary, at the Elks, on Sunday Sept. 19th from 2 to 5 P.M. Come on down and wish them a Happy Anniversary! No Gifts Please |
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