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B.P.O.E.
Atascadero Lodge #2733
ANTLER
www.elks2733.org
February
October 2015
2011
Lodge
Atascadero Girls All-Star
A TRIBUTE
TO Supports
JOE COULTER
Softball Team
Joe Coulter, longtime Elks member and contributor, as well
as builder-engineer
of Joe’s Little
Train,team
passed attend
away peacefully
Donation
helps
ASA U10 Fast Pitch Western National
December 26, 2014. He was 88 years young.Championship
Joe’s memorial was
Tournament
held at the Chapel of Roses January 14, 2015, with a well-attended
The Lodge
recently donated
reception luncheon at the Elks Lodge afterwards.
The memorial
$200
to of
the
Hounds
talk given by Ken Morgan presented a brief
picture
Joe’sAtascadero
life with
the Elks. Many Elk members stood up to All-Star
relate “JoeSoftball
Stories”. Team. The team
Engineer Joe driving Joe’s Little Train.
used
to compete
in
Joe was initiated into the Elks in 1961.
He the
was donation
a member for
many
theLodge
2011 then
ASAbecame
10U Class
B Girlsyears. In fact, the children of children who rode in Joe’s first
53 years. Joe was treasurer at the SLO Elks
a
little train now ride in the same train. Joe was very proud of that
Fast Pitch Western National
member of our Lodge in 1993.
fact. Joe was delighted to provide free rides to small children of the
Championship that was recently
community. His beaming face under his engineer’s cap could not
Joe was a very skilled
held in Clovis. At the Western
hide his joy. He also delighted in presenting the cash donations
and creative woodworker.
Nationals the Atascadero from
team
parents and grandparents of train riders to the Purple Pig at
He created wooden bowls,
competed
against
forty-three
lodge
meetings.
plant stands, furniture,
teams
from
throughout
California,
Joe’s
Little Train gained national fame with the Elk Organization
candlestick holders, boot
Oregon
and
Nevada.
when
his
story was picked up in the national magazine.
jacks and much more.
The
list
of Jennifer
Joe’s accomplishments
goes on and on. You would
Almost all was give away or
To make it to the Western (L-R)
Schram accepting the donation from
be
hard
pressed
to
find
anyone
with
muchDavid
drive,Martin,
motivation
donated to fundraisers. Joe
while
Nationals, the team practiced Atascadero Elks Lodge LeadingasKnight
and
skills
as
Joe.
We
were
very
fortunate
to
have
known
such a
team
members
Loren
Tarica,
Kahler
Penland,
Justine
also spent countless hours,
four to five times a week through
dedicatedMcAlister
and trueand
Elk.Hina Nogi watch.
almost every day, working
the end of their school year and
Joe will be missed by everyone who knew him and worked with
(L-R) the
All-Star
softball team
on
existing
lodgemembers
through the summer to prepare for the All Star Tournaments. The team played in All
Loren
Tarica,
Kahler
Penland,
Justine
him.
However, Joe’s Little Train legacy will continue through the
building and was involved
StarSteward
tournaments
in Paso Robles, Arroyo Grande and Santa Barbara against teams
Vance, Harvey
and Joe building
McAlister with her back to theJohn
camera,
continued
operation of the train in community events representing
in just about every major our LODGE.
from throughout the Central Coast Cities and teams as far away as Fresno and Tulare.
Hina Nogi and Taylor Herzig.
the
Atascadero
Elks Lodge.
project at the lodge. He was
The
train
is
located
at the
an original Roadrunner who also made little mailbox stands and
home
of
Don
Collier
where
wooden “roadrunners” for members of the Lodge Roadrunner RV
it
is
maintained.
Mike
group.
Rehearsals
are
soon
Mintey and Don Collier are
starting
for train
our Jolly Jester
Save the date of November
Of course we all know Joe built and operated
the little
theSu-primary operators and
show.
Choreographer
9th
for the Veterans Recognition
along with his wife Barbara, and many other ELK Volunteers for
engineers who schedule
zanne Redberg is coordinating
The Dinner-4-2 Committee needs
Dinner. Social Hour begins at
individual acts. We'reand
starting
early
transport
the train5pm
to with a Meatloaf dinner at
volunteers to serve on the commitso that our Holidays will
not be
inter-during 6pm.
various
events
the This annual event is always
tee, to sell tickets, to procure items
rupted. The script is being
by other Elk
for the live auction, to help with set
year. finalized
There are
well attended and the stories are
Director
Judy
Harris
and
Technical
Diup, decorations, clean up, to serve
volunteers
whoadhelp operate
always good. Come help support
rector/Writer,
Steve
Allen.
A
recent
February
SuperinBowl
and 1to help
theParty
kitchen. CallFebruary
chair-14 Dinner For Two Event
our local veterans during this
the
train
and
the
train
station
dition
to Sale
our team is Deborah Hollowell,
February
Night PER
Ribs at 462-0733
February
for Garage
man,2 BobMonday
Brown
or16-19 Setup
important
event. Also, if you would
where
small
children
are
Costume Mistress, who will be in charge
February
3
Bingo
305-3300
to volunteer or for February
more17 NO BINGO
like
to help with the planning and
of inventory and costume
assignments.
loaded
and
unloaded
for
February
4
Dinner for
two Meeting
February 20-21 Amazing Garage Sale
information.
Our
initial committee
preparation, there will be short
The show
is February
25th and 26th, train rides.
much-anticipated
February
5
Steak
Night
Committee
Meeting
meeting was held last monthFebruary
and23 House
meetings
on October 4th and 18th
2012
and
will
be
performed
at
the
Lodge.
Elk
Volunteers
are
key
to
February
9
House
Committeeis
Meeting
February
a second
meeting
scheduled
on24 Bingo
Proceeds will go towards
Lodge
imas
well
as
November 1st. If you
continuing the legacy of Joe’s
February
10 Bingo
Meeting
Tuesday,
October 11th at 7pm.February
Mem-25 Trustee
provements.
If
you
can
give
some
time
have
any
ideas
or would just like
PERS Meeting
February
Meetinginterested, please
We all know
bers11andTrustee
spouses
to the Jolly Jesters, weLittle
have Train.
a place for
to
help,
please
contact
Karl at 466February 26 Corn Hole Tournament, 5pm
Joe Harris
is smiling
down on the
join us. Indoctrination 7pm
you! Please contact Judy
at 4666774 and attend.
Lodge Meeting
February 12 Lodge Meeting, by PERs
who ride his very
2442 for information orchildren
to volunteer.
February 28 Elkette Potluck/Meeting
February 13 Fish Fry
special Little Train.
Joe Coulter 1997.
Volunteers
Wanted!
Jolly Jesters
IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER
SAVE THE DATE!
Photo Credit: Ardean Werner
Photo Credit: Ardean Werner
By Don Collier
From the Exalted Ruler
Kevin Matherly
Hello All,
It is an honor that my first official action in
2015 is to challenge you to become more active in
the Atascadero Elks Lodge. The start of a new year
always begins with resolutions. Some of us want
to lose weight, exercise more, and get healthier
or other lofty goals. I am asking you to resolve to
become more active in our lodge.
Why volunteer? In the past, some thought
that individuals volunteered strictly for altruistic
reasons. However, I believe there are many good
reasons to volunteer. The contacts you make at the
Elks may help you make business contacts, learn new skills and help your
community. What better place to do this than the Elks?
We all know that volunteering helps build self- esteem because it makes
you feel better about yourself, to feel needed, and to feel like you are making
a contribution. The social aspect of the Elks is also very important because
everyone knows Elks believe in having fun and in being sociable. The values
we share as Elks is also very important. What better cause is there to believe
in than the purpose of the Elks?
We as Elks volunteer and become involved because it meets our needs,
because of friendship, and because we believe in the Elks organization. Elks
Lodges bring so much more to their communities than just a building. They
are places where neighbors come together, families share meals, and children
grow up.
Elks invest in their communities through programs that help children
grow up healthy and drug-free, by undertaking projects that address unmet
needs, and by honoring the service and sacrifice of our veterans.
Anyhow, I will get off my soapbox. I hope everyone had a great New
Years! We had a great turn out for our Christmas Party on December 20th.
The ham dinner was excellent and I especially enjoyed the scalloped potatoes.
The entertainment was fabulous too, consisting of a female a Capella group
performing Christmas Carols with a bingo game thrown in. The songs were
drawn at random by Elks and everyone had a bingo card with song titles
instead of numbers. Bingo winners got to go to a table and pick a wrapped
prize. It was a unique and fun experience. There was lots of good cheer and
everyone had a good time. Thanks to Linda Strickland and her committee for
organizing such a wonderful event.
We had our Hoop Shoot Awards Dinner on January 8th in conjunction
with our regular lodge dinner. The lodge hosted about 20 parents and kids
for dinner with a short awards ceremony that followed. One little boy was
so excited that he kept walking around saying “I am going to get a first place
trophy.” Boy did he have a big smile on his face when he got that first place
trophy!
The “Dinner for Two” is fast approaching and its committee members
have been meeting regularly to plan for that big evening on February the
14th. If you have not purchased your tickets yet you may be too late, this
event has a limited amount of tickets and sells out fast. I believe there may be
a few left but you better hurry so you won’t miss out. Those who attend will
enjoy a scrumptious dinner and a night of fun and prizes.
Our Elkettes are also gearing up for the annual Amazing Garage Sale
happening February 16 thru the 21st. This is a fun event, so get involved by
helping set up or just coming down to donate or buy some treasures. It has
been very successful in the past and I’m sure it won’t disappoint this year. This
is one of the Elkettes major fundraisers and we appreciate their support and
hard work on behalf of the lodge.
Finally, I want to express my sincere appreciation to all of the volunteers
who make this lodge a great place to meet and enjoy friends while performing
important community service. Hope to see you at one of these events soon.
CHRISTMAS PARTY
By Evie Mintey
We had a great Elks Christmas Party this year. A special thanks
to Becky Collie for finding our great entertainment for the evening.
We played a musical bingo with Christmas songs performed by
KMPR, a barbershop chorus. A special thanks to Linda Strickland,
Karen Hirrel, Ron Jones and Chris Mintey for volunteering to cook,
organizing the event, and decorating the Lodge.
KMPR Barbershop Quartet.
The Prize Table
Christmas Party Crew
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NEW YEAR’S EVE
Bartender Vicki and a few of
our members put together a New
Year’s Eve Potluck! A crowd of
very nice convivial people showed
up with food and just the right
attitude to make for a very fun
evening! We toasted the New
Year as the ball dropped in New
York. The mood was perfect for a
relaxing and fun evening.
There was dancing
Dinner For Two
Well, as of this writing, all tickets are sold and
your Dinner For Two Committee is working hard
to
make sure everything is going to be great. We still could
use some help with the donation drawing items. So if you would
like to donate something or money to help, please call one of us.
The wagon and second chance drawing could also use items. If you
are interested in helping with the dinner or kitchen clean-up, please
call Kathy Stornetta, 239-1498.
We are doing something different this year. We are doing a
dessert auction so we do need a few more desserts if anyone is
willing to make one, please call us. Of course, we can always use
more help especially the night of the event with runners for the
second chance, runners for the auction and people to make sure
everyone has paid for their auction items. Please call us if you are
willing to help.
We on the committee have worked hard to make this a fun
night for all so we are looking forward to a great night.
Ed and Donna Ferrell – 466-6733
Ken and Jerrie Dahlen 440-9275
“AMAZING” GARAGE SALE
Our annual “Amazing” Garage Sale is here!
There was socializing
Monday-Saturday, February 16-21, 2015
***Quick SCHEDULE Below***
Free coffee, donuts, lunch & private shopping provided daily for “workers” only!
DONATIONS ACCEPTED:
Monday thru Wednesday, February 16, 17, 18 -- 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Thursday, February 19th - 9:00 - 2:00 only
ALL members & spouses (ladies & gents) are needed
Any time (Monday thru Saturday) that you work the sale, you can shop;
(Come help anytime for an hour or more)
Lunch served daily for “workers”
ELKS and SPOUSES SHOP before the public:
Thursday, February 19th –Shop from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. ONLY
(No shopping before 3 pm on Thursday for non-workers; sorry)
Dinner served 5:00-6:00 only, in the lounge/bar area for $6 pp
SAYS GRANDMA:
Mud thrown is ground lost.
Tact is the unsaid part of what you think.
A soft answer turneth away wrath.
SALE is OPEN to the PUBLIC:
Friday and Saturday, February 20, 21:
Friday 9:00 - 4:00
Saturday 9:00 - 1:00
We close the sale at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday. PLEASE come help…clean-up is sooo fast with
lots of people. Come be “AMAZED”! J We need men with trucks then too. THANKS
Questions: Contact Jacquie Paulsen 466-4049 or 550-2880
RE The Antler
Suggestions for improvement, columns, articles and notices are
welcome. Please, Please have your submissions to me by the fateful
ides (15th) each month!!
Email – [email protected], or telephone Esta 462-8820
or write it up and drop it in my yellow folder in the office.
ATTENTION PERS
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 6:30 PM
Proposed
for Membership
The following candidates are being proposed for membership in
Atascadero Lodge #2733. Anyone knowing of a reason why these
candidates should not be members of this Lodge must report this
information in writing, to the Investigating Committee.
ProposedSponsor
Richard Porterfield
Joel Summers
John Neil
Terresa Novak
Diane Paver
Geoff Auslen
Geoff Auslen
Geoff Auslen
Geoff Auslen
Kathy Stornetta.
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Bingo News…
How many of you made New Year resolutions? You know, stay
active, be charitable, get involved, have more fun, make date night with
your sweetheart, and many others? Well, Tuesday Night Bingo is a great
place to help you keep your resolutions and maybe reward you with a
Bingo jackpot.
How cool would it be if you won $10,000.00? The last game of each
session is Blackout Bingo with a jackpot of $10,000, if you get a black out
in 46 balls or less. It can happen, so why not let it happen to you?
The 50 cent and $1 pull tabs continue to be a big hit and the $1
Lucky Five Bingo games are exciting with payouts over $100 every time.
The Lucky Pick jackpot reached 1000.00 and G Villa from Atascadero
picked the five lucky numbers and won the jackpot.
We are seeing more and more new players coming out to play
Tuesday Night Bingo and that is great news for our charity account.
We still need volunteers to help with set-up, 11:30 every Tuesday.
Volunteers are needed during Bingo games to help with concessions,
pull tabs, cashiering, and assisting players, and close outs.
Sessions begin at 4:30, 6:30, and 8:30pm. If you have some time
available to help with Tuesday Night Bingo we would love to have you.
Again, I have to give shout outs to some dedicated members who
show up every week to help, Kaye Bruns, Ron and Susan Jones, Jackie
Dallaire, Clara Stewart, Kent Lowe, Lance Erickson, Pete Hendley, Kevin
Matherly, and those members who come in and play. You are the reason
Tuesday Night Bingo continues to be a success for our lodge.
Susan Marple
Bingo Chairperson
HOOP SHOOT AWARDS
On Thursday January 8th a group of about twenty
parents and their hoop shooters had dinner at the Lodge
to celebrate with us. The kids were the top three winners
of each age division that had participated in our annual
Hoop Shoot contest that was held on December 13th at
Colony Community Park. The winners were treated to
a free dinner which was followed by a short ceremony
in which each winner was presented a trophy. We had a
good attendance and everyone had a great time.
“HANDYMEN” NEEDED
Our Elks Lodge is in need of fellow Elks with handyman
skills. We occasionally need someone to do simple tasks
around the lodge to maintain upkeep. For example, we might
need some railings tightened, light bulbs changed, and other
such minor repairs. This won’t require a lot of hours, just
“as needed”. If you are able to do minor repairs like this and
would be willing to volunteer, please contact John Paulsen,
Trustee and Safety Officer, 466-4049 or call the lodge office.
Thank you.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
Memorial for Ken Meyer
Saturday, January 31, 2015
11:00 am.
Super B0wl
PARTY!
2PM SUNDAY FEBRUARY 1ST!
STREET TACOS
AND FIXINS, $6
Come on In!
Join in for pizza and Bunco on
Thursday Jan 29!
It’s just for fun!
LEADERS DESPERATELY NEEDED!
Step up and support our lodge!
Volunteer for an Officer Position
Our officers pledge more
`JUST FOR FUN’ ACTIVITIES
in the coming year.
Contact the Lodge Office.
Sickness & Distress
Sickness
Bob Johansen --wife Annie, fell and broke her hip, now in rehab.
Ken Dougherty --wife Mary, back issue.
Edy Stornetta -- getting over the flu.
Kathy Stornetta --getting over the flu.
Maggie Vandergon -- hip replacement surgery went well. Now at
Danish Care Center for recovery period.
Al Lerno –wife Marie broke hip, now home recuperating.
Sympathy
Joe Coulter -- passed away December 26, 2014.
Stuart Goldman -- sister passed away.
Ken Meyer, PER -- passed away January 13, 2015.
Anyone wishing to call or send cards and the
person is not in the phone book, call me (Gene) or
the Secretary. Please notify Gene Pimentel 466-8270, so an
appropriate card can be sent, when you hear of any sickness or
distress on our Elks Members and Family members.
Gene Pimentel, PER - Sickness & Distress
SAVE THE DATE
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
ELKETTE FASHION REVUE
Did you know you can become
a recurring donor to the Purple Pig?
You can contribute to the Major
Project without writing a check,
buying a stamp or addressing an envelope! Just sign up to be
a recurring donor. The Chea office will automatically charge
a credit card for a set donation amount. Recurring donors are
recognized in each California-Hawaii Elk Magazine. You can
still fill the pigs and hand them in! Contact me for more info.
We had a Purple Pig Increase in donors for December/
January! Always a nice surprise!
Linda Strickland $34, Gib McConnell $16, John Paulsen
$61.53, Kay Bruns $30, Dave Grummitt $52.50, Kerry Spinks
$45, Richard Norris $48, Robert Strickland $161, anonymous
$14. Thanks for your generosity!
CHEA KIDS: One parent writes: Our son Russell is an
identical twin. He could not hold his head up or walk. Therapist
Maria, through the Elks Lodge, has “completely changed our
lives!”. After about seven months of therapy Russell is now
walking and will soon reach a normal developmental stage.
We are so excited and relieved that our boys will both now be
able to run and play like normal kids their age. Thank you so
Much!
A coin a day so they can walk, talk, see and play!
Esta Anderson, Purple Pig Chair
SATURDAY, MARCH 14TH, 1130.
For more information contact
Linda Strickland 448-1855.
February Birthdays
Lounge Hours
If you name appears here, you have a FREE DINNER on the
ELKS at any LODGE MEETING during the month.
The Lounge is open Monday through
Saturday from 3pm until 8pm.
Come on down and enjoy a drink with
Your fellow Elks and Guests.
Our bartenders, Laurie, Laura and Vicki
Are looking forward to seeing you there.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
01 03 04 06 07 08 Main, David
Davis, Caleb
Pimentel, Kristin E
Paolucci, Rick
Bennett, Errol 0
Goldman, Stuart
Lewis, Jim
Mead, Ronald B
Stewart, Clara Gilbreath
Hallett, Jeffrey S
09 10 11 14 16 Capaci, Greg
McAlister, Jeff
Silva, Bill
Hilchey, Gordon F
Wilt, Stanley E
Dahlen, Kenneth John
Krugman, Arthur S
Stone, Jimmie R
Lins, Beth
Bruns, Kaye Elizabeth
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17 18 19 Papes, Ronald T
Sonniksen, Brian
Giessinger, Don
Le Blanc, Byron C
Levy, Michael
McDonald, Robert J
Galli, Robert L
Beatty, Theodore ‘Ted’ D
Cooper, Chuck
Palmer, Mark
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21 22 23 24 26 27 29 Wyatt, Robert R
La Prade, Wayne
Nicholson, Don
Malloy, Jay F
Harter, Caroline R
Crick, Gale B
Jennings, Mark W
Davis, Patricia E
Jarvis, Patrick
Della Bitta, Larry H
Neel, Jimz
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2014 --- 2015 COMMITTEES
Americanism...................................................Kaye Bruns................................466-8270
Americanism Essay Contest .........................Kaye Bruns................................466-8270
Auditing ..........................................................Susan Marple ............................227-0960
BBQ’s In The Park...........................................Rolfe Nelson..............................462-8201
..........................................................................Bob Spurr..................................466-3107
Bequest & Living Trust .................................Caroline Harter, PER ...............461-6353
Blood Bank .....................................................Maggie Vandergon ...................466-1723
Charities...........................................................Darrin Giessinger.....................712-7860
Christmas........................................................Rebecca Collie ..........................602-0751
Community Activities ...................................Darrin Giessinger .....................712-7860
Dictionary Project .........................................Jim Stecher ...............................466-9645
Dinner for Two ..............................................Ken/Jerrie Dahlen ....................440-9275
..........................................................................Ed/Donna Ferrell .....................466-6733
Drug Awareness .............................................David Martin, PER ...................466-9415
Elks National Foundation .............................Caroline Harter, PER ...............461-6353
Event Coordinator .........................................Evie Mintey...............................460-9572
Flag Day Coordinator....................................Cory Black, PER........................460-0165
Golf Tournament ...........................................Lee Ybaben................................427-5650
Government Relations ..................................Lance Erickson, PDDGER ..........434-3910
Hoop Shoot ....................................................Kevin Matherly .........................227-6778
House Committee..........................................Kevin Matherly..........................227-6778
Investigations .................................................Lance Erickson, PDDGER ..........434-3910
Joe’s Train ........................................................Don Collier ...............................712-8749
..........................................................................Mike Mintey .............................461-9014
Kitchen Manager ...........................................Darin Giessinger.......................712-7860
Lapsation.........................................................David Martin, PER...................466-9415
Lodge Activities..............................................Mark Jennings...........................305-8421
Lodge Safety ...................................................Ardean Werner..........................227-6412
Membership ...................................................David Martin, PER ...................466-9415
Mother’s Day ..................................................PER’s
PER’s ................................................................David Martin, PER...................466-9415
Police & Firemen’s Appreciation .................Bob Kelley ................................460-9143
Presiding Judge...............................................Adam Daner..............................466-5605
Public Relations .............................................Esta Anderson...........................462-8820
Purple Pig .......................................................Esta Anderson...........................462-8820
..........................................................................Rebecca Collie ..........................602-0751
Road Runners (Wagonmaster) ....................Ken Dahlen ...............................440-9275
Scholarships ...................................................Art Bugg ...................................466-5548
Scouting ..........................................................Cory Black, PER........................460-0165
Sickness & Distress ........................................Gene Pimentel, PER .................466-8270
Soccer Shoot ...................................................Darin Giessinger ......................712-7860
Ticket Sales .....................................................Rebecca Collie ..........................602-0751
Velvet Antler Publishing ...............................Wilkins Action Graphics .........466-1440
Velvet Antler Advertising .............................Bob Brown, PER .......................462-0733
Velvet Antler Editor ......................................Esta Anderson...........................462-8820
Velvet Antler Mailing ....................................Marilyn Paspalof ......................461-9247
..........................................................................Bob Spurr .................................466-3107
Youth Activities...............................................Darin Giessinger.......................712-7860
Veteran’s Service ............................................Lee Ybaben................................427-5650
Web Master ....................................................Kris Pimentel ............................466-8270
Officers
Exalted Ruler..................Kevin Matherly/Susan ...............805-227-6778
Leading Knight..............Darin Giessinger/Dot ................805-712-7860
Loyal Knight...................Chuck Slattery............................805-460-6123
Lecturing Knight...........Lee Ybaben/Diane .....................805-427-5650
Secretary.........................Chuck Cooper PER ....................805-7013080
Treasurer.........................Susan Marple/Dan ......................805-2270960
Esquire............................Kaye Bruns ................................805-466-8270
Chaplain..........................Cory Black PER/Whitney .........805-460-0165
Inner Guard....................David Martin PER/Jackie ..........805-466-9415
Tiler.................................Virginia Allen ............................805-464-0890
Organist..........................Judy Harris ................................805-466-2442
Trustees
Meets the Wednesday before the 1st Lodge Meeting of the month at 3:00 p.m.
at the Elks Lodge
John Paulsen/Jacquie..........................805-466-4049.................... 1st year
Ardean Werner/Shirley......................805-227-6412...................2nd year
Kent Lowe/Jill......................................805-423-3483....................3rd year
Lance Erickson PDDGER/Karen.....805-434-3910....................4th year
Pat Behr/Joanna..................................805-550-2161....................5th year
Past Exalted Rulers
*Boyd Sharitz 1987-88
Preston Collie 1988-89
Ken Morgan 1989-90
Gene Pimentel 1990-91
Ray Berry 1991-92
*Wayne Duncan 1992-93
*Don Baxter 1993-94
John Nelson 1994-95
Toby Powers 1995-96
Tom Outland 1996-97
Greg Howe 1997-98
Kendall Gallanger 1998-99
*Glenn Strickland 1999-00
*Ken Meyer 2000-01
Bob Brown 2001-02
Kendall Gallanger 2002-03
Ken Morgan 2003-04
* Don Baxter 2004-05
Bob Brown 2005-06
Jerry Harter 2006-07
Lance Erickson 2007-08
Mark Gibbs 2008-09
Carol Harter 2009-10
Chuck Cooper 2010-11
Cory Black 2011-2012
David Martin 2012-2013
Gale Crick 2013-2014
Thomas Zirk and Ted Miller By Affillation
Lodge Office
* DECEASED
Atascadero Elks Lodge #2733 • 1516 El Camino Real
OPEN: M-F - 10AM-3PM
Lounge Hours: Mon-Sat 3pm-8pm
P.O. Box 1085, Atascadero, CA 93423
Ph: 805/466-3557 • Fax 805/466-1165
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Club
For $10.00 a year, you can add your name to the Booster Club, founded by Paul Sandy. Your contribution goes toward the printing and
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mailing expenses for our “Velvet Antler”. Sign up with the Secretary, the front office or mail directly to Atascadero Elks Lodge, P.O. Box
1085, Atascadero, CA 93423. Booster Club now runs from April 1 to March 31. If you have paid in the year 2014 and your name does not
appear on Booster List, contact the Secretary so she can add you to the list. Your help is appreciated.
Keith Aggson
Virginia Allen
Esta Anderson
Geoff Auslen
Robert Baron
Sally Baxter
Pam Beckwith
John Behne, PODGER
Kathleen Behne, PFL
Al Berget
Ronald Berkel
Cory Black, PER
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Tom Braley
Shirley Branaugh
Emma Brown
Robert Brown, PER
Kaye Bruns
Stan Cherry
Ed Chidlaw
William Cirner
Gregory Clayton
Ricky Cliffe
Carolyn Clinite
Francis Clinite
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Wayne Cooper
Donald Craner
Scot Craycraft
Richard Criswell
Jerrie Dahlen
Ken Dahlen
Kenneth J. Dahlen
Jacquelilne Dallaire
Ronald Daniel
Brad Davis
Leroy Davis
Michael Denny
Jerry Dillard
Jerry DeCou
Kenneth Dougherty
Lawrence Dubrul
Stephen Dummit
Rudy Dzubnar
Patrick Elliott
Robert Elmerick
Milo Emmack
Donna Ferrell
Edward Ferrell
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Dennis Fox
Frank Franscioni, PDDGER
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Kendall Gallanger, PER
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Jerry Harter, PER
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Roy Highland
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Gregory Howe, PER
Augustin Infante
Mark Jennings
Virginia Jespersen
Robert Johansen
Douglas Johnson
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Todd Kadota
Mike Ketcherside
Herb Klein
Martin Knedel
Wayne La Prade
Harlen Larsen
Michael Larsen
Terry Leigan
Lois Lemoine
Betty Lightfoot
Beth Lins
Neal Loeb
David Main
Mike Manning
David Martin, PER
James Mattson
Gib McConnell
Jerry McDaniel
Robert McDonald
Fred Mensing
Edward Meyer
Kenneth Meyer, PER
Pat Meyer
Evie Mintey
Michael Mintey
Doug Mitchell
Richard Moore
Robert Moore
Shelley Moore
Michael Morain
Brian Morgan
Carol Morgan
Ken Morgan, PER
Phillip Morrell
David Murrell
Dennis Nanninga
Ella Nelson
John D. Nelson, PER
Rolfe D. Nelson
Richard Norris
Michael Nutt
Terry O’Farrell
Betty O’Henley
Thomas O’Malley
Susan Otto
Bettsi Outland, PFL
Tom Outland, PER
Matthew Palmer
John Paulsen
Jacquie Paulsen
Boris Paspalof
Doug Payne
Leslie Pearson
Paul Peterson
Stanley Peterson
Gene Pimentel, PER
Frank Platz
Roland Plunkett
Jack Poiter
Todd Pounder
Wil liam Presley
Joan Price
Raymond Rademacher
Frank Ricigliano
Ray Sabersky
Leonard Sanchez
Richard Schenberger
John Schock
William Scruggs
John Seward
Richard Shannon
Ruth Sheffer
Michael Sherer
Luis Silveira
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William R. Smith Jr.
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Harvey J. Stua1t
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Linda Strickland, PFL
Donald Sturgeon
Charlie Swartz
Gerald Taylor
Richard Thiel
Joe Thompson
Lee Tingey
David Tissue
Robert Torstrom
Maggie Vandergon
Ross Velasco
Helen Weaver
Ardean Werner
James Wiley
Robert Wyatt
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ROADRUNNER NEWS
Our next campout will be on March 20-22 at Yank’s RV Resort in Greenfield,
hosted by Ken and Carol Morgan and their crew. Please fill out the coupon
below if you are planning to attend. This campout is in the planning stages
and we will have more details in the March Antler.
Dues are due now and delinquent on February 1, 2015. So if you have not
mailed your dues, please do so. Mail with a $25 check made out to the Roadrunners, P.O. Box 1864,
Atascadero, Ca 93423.
We hope to see you in March.
Ken and Jerrie Dahlen – 440-9275
I/We will be attending the campout on March
20-22, 2015 at Yank’s RV Resort in Greenfield.
Deadline is February 27, 2014.
Name_______________________________________
Phone #_____________________________________
Arriving on ___________# of nights____# of Dogs____
Enclosed is $25.00 made out to the Roadrunners,
P.O. Box 1864, Atascadero, Ca 93423.