1. finance
2. grants, scholarships and financial aid
3. scholarships

The
ELEVEN
TWELVE
DEVOTED TO THE
PRINCIPLES OF ELKDOM
Chartered in 1908
Published Monthly by San Mateo Elks Lodge No. 1112
I SSUE 10, JANUARY 2015
A NEW YEAR - A NEW START
Let’s all resolve to boost Lodge
AND WAY TO GO! HAPPY NEW YEAR! membership
Message from the Grand Exalted Ruler, JOHN D. AMEN
It is the start of a new calendar year, and now is the time to
make a personal resolution regarding your Lodge
Membership situation. Resolve to call upon all Members to
help improve Lodge membership numbers because
membership is our number one issue. Resolve to work these
final months of the Lodge year for a plus membership year
in your Lodge. Resolve to act now!
Lodge Secretaries and Exalted Rulers: Do not go it alone – ask
for help from your key Members. Enlist the help of your
Past Exalted Rulers Association. Additionally, you should
engage the Proposers of delinquent Members to call on their
initiates.
All local delinquent Members should receive a personal visit
from a key Lodge Member. This will enable Lodge officials
to determine if the delinquent Member is sick or in distress
and should be the subject of a review by the Lodge Standing
Relief Committee. The pride of distressed Members will
often prevent them from talking about their situation on the
phone. You know the Grand Lodge and State Association
dues and per capitas have already been paid by the Lodge,
and if you allow the Member to be dropped from the rolls
then you will have gained nothing this year.
“You lose sight of things… and when you travel, everything
balances out.” – Daranna Gidel
I n s i d e
T h i s
I s s u e
Exalted Ruler's Message ..................................... 3
Calendar .............................................................. 8
Comedy Night ...................................................... 9
Crab Feed .......................................................... 10
NEXT ISSUE AVAILABLE ONLINE: January 21, 2015
Special consideration should be given to delinquent Members
who have attained Life Member status. These Members have
paid at least 30 years of dues and may be in a situation
where family members are making financial decisions for
the Member. It is a shame to coldly drop these long-standing
Members who may well be incapable of making their own
financial decisions. Again, face-to-face visits with a
delinquent Member is imperative.
Form a committee to call upon Members who have been
dropped from the rolls the past five years, and remind them
of the good works your Lodge does in your community. Let’s
all pull together to get the Plus 1 status for the Lodge and
for the Order. That’s all for now. See you on the road...
For more information, visit our website at www.sanmateoelks.org
San Mateo Lodge No. 1112, B.P.O.E. 229 West 20th Ave., San Mateo, CA 94403 Tel: 650 345 4886 Fax: 650 345 4889
SAN MATEO ELKS
LODGE #1112
2014-2015
Lodge Officers
Exalted Ruler
Daniel Kenny
Leading Knight
Thomas Dasher
Loyal Knight
Jasson Durhan
Lecturing Knight
Brian Decker
Secretary
Steve Dworetzky
Treasurer
Mike Reyna
Tiler
Felix Bilbao
Esquire
Bill Wratten
Chaplain
Mike Croaro
Inner Guard
Peter Mori
Organist
1-Year Trustee
Don Kelley
2-Year Trustee
Ken Callegari
3-Year Trustee
Norman Goldau
4-Year Trustee
Douglas Baitinger
5-Year Trustee
Richard Gay, PDDGER
Board of Trustees meets: 4th Wednesday of
every month, 5:00 p.m.
House Committee
Ed Nevius, Chairman
Brian Decker, Secretary
Jasson Durhan Bill Wratten
Alfie Holmes
Mark Weitz
Carla Ugarte-Box
House Comm. meets: 1st Wednesday of every
month, 5:30 p.m.
BPO Elks Building Corp.
Brian Decker, President
Jasson Durhan, VP
Steve Panelli
Tom Dasher, Secretary Gene Condon
Bob Olson, Treasurer
Rick Henderson
Building Corp. meets: 2nd Monday of every
month, 5:30 p.m.
20 Avenue Catering Corp.
F. Teymourtash "Tash", Chairman
Dick Gay, PDDGER, Vice-Chairman
Mike Collins, Secretary
Ben Lawson
Ricardo Rosario Ken Callegari Felix Bilbao
Catering Corp. meets: 3rd Wednesday of
every month, 6:00 p.m.
Elks in Action Committee
Roger Cutler, Chairman
John Swan
Mike Mc Queen
Peter Cerri
Bob Cala
Meets: 1st Wed. of every month, 5:00 p.m.
OFFICE HOURS
Monday - Friday ---------------------------------------- 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday ----------------------------------------------------- Closed
- Telephones Lodge Office (650) 345-4886
Lodge Fax (650) 345-4889
Website: www.sanmateoelks.org
Luda Massakovskyy, Editor: [email protected]
LODGE HOURS
Monday - Friday -------------------------------- 5:00 a.m. - 12:00 midnight
1st & 3rd Mondays ------------------------------------- 5:00 a.m. - 8:45 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday ------------------------------------ 5:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Sat.(Memorial to Labor Day) ----------------------- 5:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Closed: New Year's Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day
Summer Saturday Hours: Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day
Sunday Hours: Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve
- Guest Fees There is a $5.00 fee for guests (maximum 3 guest passes per year),
applicable to all facilities except the bar, payable to the bartender or
one of the three lock boxes. With the exception of the pool, guests
MUST be at least 21 years old.
BAR HOURS
DINING HOURS
M-F ----------------- 3:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
1st & 3rd Mondays 3:00 p.m. - 8:45 p.m.
Wed. ------ 3:00 p.m. - 12:00 midnight
Sat, Sun. -------- 12:00 noon - 7:00 p.m.
Sat.(Summer) ---12:00 noon - 8:00 p.m.
Wednesday
6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
2nd Friday
6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
MEMBERSHIP STATISTICS
Membership as of April 1, 2014.............................................. 1307
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP as of December 7, 2014 .................. 1425
Average Age .......................................................................... 61.64
Number of Life Members ......................................................... 169
Number of Honorary Life Members ............................................. 7
Life Percentage ............................................................... 13.47%
Total Number of Elks ADDED to Roll ........................................ 140
Total Number of ELKS DROPPED from the Roll .......................... 22
Dropped - 0| Transferred Out - 2|Dimit - 5| Deaths - 15
DELINQUENCY (Six Months) ..................................................... 117
Lapsation Rate .................................................................. 8.95%
Number of applications on hand waiting for investigation ......... 3
Membership Committee
Carla Ugarte-Box
Nacho Perez
Brian Decker
Jasson Durhan
Leo Gluck
Mike Croaro
Membership Comm. meets: 3rd Monday of every month, 6:00 p.m.
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Exalted Ruler’s Message
’Tis the Season... Just like our recent rains, December has stormed by us as we
prepare to welcome in the New Year! Tradition continued as we celebrated the
time shared with our beloved, departed members and their families at our Annual
Elks Memorial Service on Sunday the 7th.Thank you to the Officers that supported
this wonderful Elk’s Tradition.
Santa, the Girl Scouts and many Volunteers entertained our Members’ children at
the Annual Kids Christmas Party on the 10th. And close to 200 of you enjoyed a
delicious turkey with all the fixins’ at the Annual Members Lunch on Saturday the
13th as the Band played.
And speaking of next year, tickets are on sale for the New Year’s Eve Bash here at the Lodge so don’t miss out
on Dinner and Dancing to ring in the new year with family and friends.
There will be no slowing down around here in January as we prepare for the Hoop Shoot on the 10th, Comedy
Night on the 23rd, and the PER Dinner on the 30th. Stay tuned for more exciting events coming soon!
Have a Wonderful Christmas with your loved ones and a Safe New Year.
Fraternally yours, Daniel Kenny
SECRETARY’S CORNER
HAPPY NEW YEAR!! Time certainly flies. Accordingly, I have been your Secretary
for six months now. Fleeting, as it may seem, allow me to share a few observations
on this tenure. We are very fortunate for the “behind the scenes” staff we have to
run the day-to-day operations. Their longevity holds a strong “institutional history”
that is so valuable…especially for a rookie Secretary. There is a lot that is necessary
to keep us up and running smoothly. The office personnel with Luda, Sherrill and
Natalie keep us on top of things, such as accounting, membership, coordinating
programs and relationships with our District, State and National organizations, to
mention a few. Maintenance staff with Francisco, Raphael and Raul has a combined
100 years of working with our Lodge. That historical knowledge of how best to
Steve Dworetzky
operate the facility is priceless. I believe you would all agree with me that California
Catering, with Tim, Adolfo and Rigo was one of the best moves the Lodge has ever
made. So keep in mind that while you are enjoying the many facets of our Lodge, it stems from a wellcoordinated staff that deserves big thanks whenever you see them.
With that said, the Lodge had its finest audit from the District and National affiliates this year. They scrutinize
our financials and procedures, as well as the safety issues with the physical plant. A lot of this is due to the fine
work of the above mentioned and the work of our auditing committee, led by Bob Olson. It is a somewhat
rigorous procedure and one not to be taken lightly.
Feel free to contact me about future article input. What would you like to know more about?
Redevelopment Committee
Swimming Pool Hours
Daniel Kenny, ER
Brian Decker, House Corp.
Steve Panelli, House Corp.
Tom Barger, Attorney
Members ONLY (Nov. 19 - May 1)
Ken Callegari, Trustee
Edd McKibben, PER
Gene Condon, PER
Mon. - Fri. ................................................ Closed at 7PM
Sat., Sun. .................................................. Closed at 2PM
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donation center, on South B Street, where we donated
600 items of socks,
camisoles,
boxer
shorts, and t-shirts. In
addition, we gave
them 150 pounds of
canned tuna fish and
10
gallons
of
mayonnaise for their
ELK’S IN ACTION
By Roger Cutler – Chairman
O
nce again, the committee met on November 20th,
at the Lodge to deliver the Elk’s annual donation
of turkey’s and under garments. We previously ordered
4,000 pounds of turkey’s from Costco. They have
been very helpful to have the turkey’s boxed and
palletized for us.
Our first stop was at the Samaritan House, where
we donated 2,500 pounds; about 180 turkey’s. The
Samaritan house supplies food for over 1,200 families
on a daily basis.
The picture shows, from left to right, Bob Cala, Pete
Cerri, Roger Cutler [me], John Swan, and Mike Mc
Queen; ready to unload the birds.
lunch time sandwiches.
Through
your
donations, you should
be proud that your
money has been
responsible for giving
300 families a turkey
for Thanksgiving and
new undergarments for a lot of homeless people.
We the committee, thank you for the opportunity
to help make some of our less fortunate people in the
local community a little bit happier during the holidays.
Our second load, went to the Second Harvest Food
Bank and we delivered 1,500 pounds of turkeys, and
about 120 birds.
We then proceeded to the St. Vincent de Paul
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YOUTH ACTIVITIES at the ELKS LODGE
SCHOLARSHIP CORNER…
AMERICANISM ESSAY CONTEST
The Scholarship Committee wants to
remind our membership that we are
accepting the Open Family Scholarship
Applications for qualifying 2015 graduates and
application is due in the Lodge Office no later than
January 9, 2015.
This program is to provide scholarships to a child or
grandchild (or step-child, step-grandchild, or legal ward)
of Elks who are members in good standing for the 20142015 school year. Additionally, this program applies to
deceased Elks who were members in good standing at
the time of their demise.
Each year the Elks Lodge of San Mateo
sponsors an essay contest with a theme
relating to Americanism. Students in
Fifth through Eighth grades are
encouraged to participate by writing an
essay of 250 words or less on “WHAT THE
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE MEANS TO ME?”
The first, second and third place winners from each grade
level will be awarded a cash prize. First place winners
will be awarded a $100.00 prize. Second and Third place
winners will be awarded a $50.00 prize. The winners
will then have an opportunity to proceed to the State
and the National contest. Essay should be submitted to
local Elks Lodge on/before January 9, 2015, 5PM.
Please remember that the Elks Legacy Scholarship is
also designed only for Elks membership families with
students graduating in 2015 and this Scholarship must
be submitted ONLINE by 12:00 p.m. (noon) Central Time
on Friday, January 30, 2015. Visit www.elks.org/ENF/
scholars/legacy.cfm to access the online application.
We would like to have volunteers to help read and judge
the student’s essays. We will be receiving the entrants
the second week of January 2015 and reading them for
the next few weeks. If you are interested in being part of
the committee and helping us judge, please contact Luda
at the Lodge or contact Tim Goll, Americanism Chairman
at [email protected]
Emergency Educational Grant applications are available
by request, on-line or at our office, for children of
deceased or disabled Elks, who are currently enrolled
in a college or university. New and renewal applications
should be filed between July 1 and December 31.
To download a Student Identification Form and
Americanism Essay contest flyers, visit our website at
www.sanmateoelks.org.
We are looking forward to some very interesting
essays!
Tim Goll, Americanism Chair
For more information on ENF scholarships, visit
www.sanmateoelks.org
Joseph Padua, Scholarship Chair
SAN MATEO ELKS “HOOP SHOOT” ® CONTEST AT SERRA HIGH SCHOOL
The San Elks Lodge is sponsoring a "National Hoop Shoot
Free Throw contest". We cordially invite all students to
participate.
The contest is open to boys and girls in the 8 and 9 age
group, 10 and 11 age group, and 12 and 13 age group. If
your child is interested in competing in the Hoop Shoot,
please call the San Mateo Elks Lodge to register by phone,
or you may register online @ www.sanmateoelks.org by
Wednesday, January 7, 2015.
AGE CATEGORIES:
- Age 8-9 Cannot reach age
10 before April 1, 2015
- Age 10-11 Cannot reach
age 12 before April 1, 2015
- Age 12-13 Cannot reach age 14 before April 1, 2015
In any age category, if they become a different age before
April 1, 2015, place them in the age category that they
will be on April 1, 2015.
The Hoop shoot contest will be held at Serra High School
Gym on Saturday, January 10, 2015 @ 8am (Birth
Certificate needed, please bring a copy!)
If you have any questions, please give us a call at (650)
345-4886 ext. 11 or
email at [email protected].
At the contest held at Serra High School, three (3) boys
and three (3) girls from each age category will be
selected to go to the next level, which are the Bay District
Finals.
Tim Goll, Chairman
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BALLOT LIST FOR
JANUARY
If, for any reasons, a MEMBER feels that an applicant should not be
accepted into our Lodge, please make facts known, on a confidential
basis, to our Lodge Secretary at (650) 345-4886 x 14
for further instructions.
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TUESDAY NIGHT FAMILY PEDRO
By John B. Damonte, PDDGER
Our weekly Family Pedro Group meets every Tuesday night, with
play beginning at 6:45pm in the Card Room. Elks, their Spouses,
their Widowers and their Widows are welcome to join us. We had the following
winners in November 2014:
11-18-14
11-4-14
1st
2nd
3rd
Pat Milano ............. 270
Al Crosat .............. 268
Larry Newport ....... 246
PROPOSER
1st
2nd
3rd
Pauline Delegeane . 269
Cleone Damonte ... 257
Dino Landucci ........ 256
11-25-14
1st
2nd
Pauline Delegeane . 225
Al Crosat .............. 172
The Golf Reporter
By Mike Reyna
The golf season has come to an end. We had our last
tourney at Poplar Creek on 11/10 and closed the season with our dinner
on 11/12. I would like to thank Tim and his crew for a wonderful steak
dinner. Both the meal and the service were great. Also thanks to the
ladies in the office (Luda, Sherrill and Natalie). They do a great job in
not only supporting the golf but the entire Lodge as well.
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THURSDAY
NIGHT FAMILY
BRIDGE
By John B. Damonte, PDDGER
Our weekly Family Bridge Group meets
every Thursday night, with play
beginning at 7:00pm in the Card Room.
Elks, their Spouses and their Widows
are welcome to join us. We had the
following winners in November 2014:
Nov. 6
1st Dorothy Smith/Carol Hatfield
2nd Ed Ball/Ruth Henning
Nov. 13
1st Ruth Henning/Ed Ball
2nd Dagmar Steele/Helen Hahne
Nov. 20
1st Ed Ball/Ruth Henning
NCGA dues are now payable. Pay before the end of the year and avoid
the $10 penalty. Schedules were handed out at the end of year dinner
and are also posted around the Lodge. I do have some extra pocket
schedules available. Congratulations to Rich Hall on the annual closest to
the pin (3" 2"). Don’t ask if he made the putt!
Now the final results from Poplar Creek (4 man best ball).
Winning team – Alfie Holmes, Todd Chandler, TJ White and Dan Bishop.
Second place – Rich Berghella, Larry Gerrman and Bob Fife.
For your convenience, our
golf schedule is always
available online.
Closest-To-The-Pin winners – Larry O’Sullivan, Rich Berghella, Mike Dillon
® and Rich Totaro.
Visit sanmateoelks.org
Second place – Owen Gimblet, Norio Kawai, Scott Stoeckle and Mike Greco.
Golf Schedule Now!
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and download 2015
In House Bowlers
Bocce Time
By Gene Frauendorfer
By Dan Ruiz
Only 3 weeks of bowling in November – with 27-200
games and 4-600 series. Top Bowlers were Dave
Villaroman with 6-200 games plus 609-654 and 640
series; Steve Panelli, 218-200 games plus 607 series;
Craig Thomas, 231 game (73 pins over average);
Brandon Savage, 146-145-144 series (66 pins over
series average); Lamonte Lovering, 214-214 games.
Happy New Year to all you, bocce fans. How time
flies. Is it really 2015 already? As we embrace the
new year, let us be thankful for all the good things in
our lives, and may we enjoy health and a fruitful
year.
As we look forward to our spring bocce tournament in
March, the committee is considering whether to
expand the tournament from seven weeks to
fourteen weeks. This would allow for a greater
opportunity to fellowship with other bocce players
and extend the level of competition. Please share
your thoughts about this with our committee
members: John Mangiante, Tom Ricci, Ross Mandt,
Stan Gross, Mike McQueen, Al Escobar, Mike Dillon,
Don Robertson, Julian Cane, and Dan Ruiz.
Other High Rollers for Monday were Mark Weitz, 213;
Doug Moffitt, 208; Bill Swain, 202; Daniel Kenny, 49
pins over series average; Brandon Savage, 146-145144 series.
High Rollers for Tuesday were Ken Braband, 165-160159 series; Norman Goldau, 136-135-129 series.
High Rollers for Wed. 4:30 – Joe Koman, 193 game
(50 pins over average); Bob Adams, 153-150-143
series; Paul Walsh, 154-154-146 series; Joe Caruana,
157-153-147 series.
Some bocce history revisited: Throughout the centuries,
bocce enjoyed rapid growth as one of Europe’s most
popular pastimes; so much so that one point, several
governments began to regulate its usage. The
popularity of the game reached such a level in Italy
that on December 11, 1576, the Republic of Venice
publicly condemned it and thereafter punished
disobedient citizens with fines and imprisonment. Even
the Catholic Church officially prohibited any clergyman
from playing the game by declaring bocce a gambling
device. Yet, bocce survived and flourished.
High Rollers for Wed. 7:30 – Lamonte Lovering, 214214; Jabari Norton, 220; David Broderick, 212-201;
Kendall Miller, 202-203; John Mangiante, 224 plus
584 series; Jim Siri, 154-147-145 series.
High Rollers for Thursday – Dave Villaroman, 225-224205 series for 654 series; Craig Thomas, 205; Steve
Panelli, 218-200-189 series for 607 series; Craig
Thomas, 231 plus 568 series; Dave Villaroman, 223222-195 plus 640 series; Dave Villaroman, 240 plus
609 series.
Quote of the month: “It is one of the most beautiful
compensations of this life that no man can sincerely
try to help another without helping himself.” Ralph
Waldo Emerson
P.S. Special thanks to our own Mike Cook for sharing
many wonderful quotes with me.
VETERANS DINNER AT THE LODGE
San Mateo Lodge Veterans
Service Committee hosted 38
veterans from the Trauma
Unit at the Menlo Park Division
of the Palo Alto HCS for dinner of New York Steak &
Apple Pie ala mode. The San Mateo Elks Band
entertained the veterans with military and popular
songs.
In other news, the Committee donated $4200 to the
WI-FI Services fund of the Palo Alto VA Medical
Center. The donated money comes from the
Committee recycling program. - Ed Ball, Chairman
For more details, contact Ken
Braband (650)572-1250
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January 2015
Tuesday
Monday
Sunday
Wednesday
Friday
Thursday
31-OFFICE CLOSED AT 1PM 1-New Year's Day 2
Saturday
3
New Year's Eve Gala LODGE CLOSED OFFICE CLOSED
4
5
7
6
9:00 pm
Lodge
Mtg.
Tickets for
CRAB FEED go
on sale on
6:45 pm
Elks Pedro
January 12
at 10am.
12- Chili's Support 13
11
5:30 pm
Build. Corp.Mtg.
18
25
14
19 - Office Closed 20
26
6:45 pm
Elks Pedro
5:00 pm
Board of Trustees
6:00 pm - Dinner
Band Concert
17
23
24
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
Elks Bridge COMEDY NIGHT
Investigation
30
29
28
16
7:00 pm
Elks Bridge
22
6:00 pm
Dinner
Catering Comm.
Meeting
8:00 am
Hoop Shoot
Contest
at
Serra High
School
6:00 pm
Family Dinner
BINGO NIGHT
Americanism/
Family Scholarship DEADLINE
6:00 pm - Dinner
Indoctrination
6:45 pm
Elks Pedro
27
7:00 pm
Elks Bridge
15
21
10
9
5:00 pm
Elks In Action Meet.
5:30 pm
House Comm. Meet.
Birthday Night
6:00 pm - Dinner
6:30 pm - Ladies Mtg.
6:45 pm
Elks Pedro
6:00 pm
Memb.Com.M.
9:00 pm
Initiation
8
7:00 pm
Elks Bridge
31
7:00 pm
PER's Annual
Dinner
January MENU - California Catering
NOTE: Meat Carving Station will be one of the following: Roasted Cross Rib, Roasted Pork Loin, Roasted Lamb, or any other.
WEDNESDAY – Jan. 7
WEDNESDAY – Jan. 21
Soup: CHEF'S CHOICE
Soup: BEEF BARLEY
* Lamb Shanks
* Chicken Parmigiano
* Grilled Mahi Mahi
* Salisbury Steak
* Chicken Scaloppini
* Perch Fish w/ Butter Sauce
FRIDAY - Jan. 9 - BINGO
WEDNESDAY – Jan. 28
Soup: CREAM OF SPINACH
Soup: MINESTRONE
* Roasted 1/2 Chicken
* Spaghetti and Meatballs
* Herb Encrusted Tilapia
* Virginia Baked Ham
* Chicken Toscana
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* Teriyaki Glazed Grilled Chicken
* Marinated Flank Steak
* Swordfish w/ Tropical Salsa
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Is returning
to
San Mateo
Elks Lodge
After 19 years in California, this New York City native is finally learning to speak English.
Jeff’s clean comedy examines his particular life experiences, which include being the
only white kid on his Little League team in Queens, having a Chinese wife who orders
from take-out menus in fluent Mandarin, and raising a pre-teen son who calls himself
“Jewnese,” because he says it sounds better than “Chine-ish.”
Jeff recently made his national TV debut on CBS as a comedian on the “Late Late Show
with Craig Ferguson.”
Jeff was cast by Sandy Hackett, the late Buddy Hackett’s son, to play the principal role
of Joey Bishop in the long-running musical tribute “The Rat Pack Is Back,” in San
Francisco, Chicago, and Las Vegas. Jeff is also credited and appears in the blockbuster
film “The Pursuit of Happyness,” starring Will Smith.
Jeff has been entertaining people all around North America for over 14 years, including
audiences of more than 10,000 people at the ARCO Arena (in Sacramento) and the
Anaheim Convention Center. His down-to-earth style and resemblance to popular TV
characters has led to great shows at clubs, colleges, and corporate functions.
Jeff won the “Comedian of the Year - 2003” in the SF Bay Area Cabaret Competition. Prior to comedy, Jeff worked as an
engineer, using his two degrees from MIT. He also wrote, produced, and starred in a music video, and is a HUGE Jackie
Chan fan. Clearly, Jeff has A.D.D. and forgot what he was going to say next.
“Chicago Steve” Barkley is a 27 year comedy veteran of
stage and screen, a high energy comedian that brings an
array of accents along with a twisted sense of humor.
He headlines comedy clubs all over the US, Canada, Mexico
and even Guam!He’s appeared on “Showtime,” (five times)
“Evening at the Improv,” ABC’s “Foul ups, Bleeps and
Blunders” and was a $10,000.00 winner on “Americas
Funniest People.”
He has worked with such comics as Jerry Seinfeld, Whoopie
Goldberg, Gary Shandling, Kevin Pollak, Dana Carvey, even
Sid Caesar, Milton Berle and Danny Thomas!
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12th. Only 1 (one) table per member!
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More information in February Bulletin
DON'T
MISS THIS EVENT!
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UPCOMING:
SET YOUR CALENDARS!
CRAB FEED
Installation of Officers
2015-2016 &
Friday, February 27, 2015
Inaugural Ball
$50.00/person
6:00 PM
Saturday March 28, 2015
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Health watch: Things to consider for New Year
10 STEPS TOWARD A LONGER
HEALTHIER LIFE
1. Don’t smoke.
2. Build physical and mental activities into every day.
3. Eat a healthy diet rich in whole grains, vegetables,
and fruits, and substitute healthier monounsaturated
and polyunsaturated fats for unhealthy saturated
fats and trans fats.
4. Take a daily multivitamin, and be sure to get enough
calcium and vitamin D.
5. Maintain a healthy weight.
6. Challenge your mind.
7. Build a strong social network.
8. Protect your sight, hearing, and general health by
following preventive care guidelines.
9. Floss, brush, and see a dentist regularly. Poor oral
health may have many repercussions, including poor
nutrition, unnecessary pain, and possible even a
higher risk of heart disease and stroke.
10. Discuss with your doctor whether you need any
medication – perhaps to control high blood pressure,
treat osteoporosis, or lower cholesterol – to help
you stay healthy.
Tomorrow, is
the first blank
page of a 365
page book.
Write a
good one.
Happy
New
Year
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Mark Your Calendars: Trophy Tour
Monday, February 2nd we will be hosting
in conjunction with the City of San Mateo
the SF Giants World Series Trophy
visitation from 4pm to 6pm. Come down
for the festivities and have your picture
taken with the trophies!
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Quinn, Robert
Ryan, Jr, James
Lelchook, Joshua
Liedtke, Robert
Mahoney, John
Moncur, Marie
Smyser, Charles
Tognetti, John
Wilson, Ronald
Daniels, Marilyn
Fallon, John
Kniffin, Ray
Callicotte, Michael
Cody, Terence
Crum, Jennifer
Lent, William
Celeste, Mike
Debenedetti, Michael
Ervin, Michelle
Yurich, Christopher
Cook, Ed
Montalbano, Joseph
Sandmeir, Edward
Varni, Paul
Gilchrist, Michael
Graham, Franklin
Hardy, Jr., James
Murphy, Michael
Pollock, David
Borrecco, Charles
Keohane, Jerry
Reimche, Julius
Westbay, W. Clayton
Barberini, Dominic
Larson, Per, Edward
Levin, John
Murphy, Paul
Mitchell, Larry
Mulkerrins, Richard
Riffel, Richard
Zirelli, Gary
Debenedetti, John
Kohnke, John
Ping, Dan
Clark, M. Thomas
Lalji, Sunil
Snyder, Mark
Amato, Sam
Calvo, Ryan
Cresson, George
Goodwin, Robert
Rajeski, Joseph
Rosenberg, John
Ryan, Gary
Sullivan, Dennis
De Santis, Steven
Fitzgerald, Andrew
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Rosaia, Daniel
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improvement. We’re going to get them next year,
right guys? That was a rhetorical question….. because
I know we are!!!
The annual Christmas party was a huge success!
I am so thrilled 100% of everyone that said they were
TENNIS
By Jasson Durhan
H
appy New Year to everyone!! I personally have
been reflecting on this past year and all that has
transpired. I’m thankful for the many new experiences
I’ve endured this past year at the Lodge and outside
the Lodge, the new friends I’ve made, the old friends
that I’ve kept, my health, and family. I’m truly blessed.
I have had the honor and the challenge of organizing
the 2015 New Year’s party. Although, you cannot
possibly please everyone I am hoping that everyone
that attended had a fantastic time and enjoyed the
many new innovative surprises that were in store. It
took much creativity and ingenuity to make this a
memorable party. I cannot take all the credit, my wife
was very instrumental in the planning and executing of
design. She, herself made and designed the large
decorative piece of art you saw at the entrance of the
terrace room. Talking about knocking your socks off!
This set the tone for the party.
Ok, onto Tennis! Our 2014 USTA season came
to an end the second week of Dec. due to many
rained out games. Although we really need the rain
here in Calif. it put a little damper on tennis with many
matches needing to be rescheduled, but we persevered.
I wish I could say both teams went out with a bang,
but we are still a new team compared to the others
and we are still getting organized and learning as we
go, which will only make us stronger. Yes, much
optimism here because I know the group of guys we
have on our teams and they give it their best. We
finished as follows: the 7.5 team (4-8) and the 6.5
team (3-7). The last match was played at Golden
Gateway Dec. 13th with a victory for Captain (Kevin)
and the Co-captain (Jasson) whom both got bumped
up to 3.5 for next season. Great job and nice
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going to show, did so!!! Wives included, with the
exception of my wife whom fell terribly ill and is still on
the road to recovery. She sends her love to all those
concerned and asking about her recovery. The party
was full of fun, food, music, and party games that
seemed to be a huge and successful surprise. Gift
baskets were raffled off and prizes for winners of the
games and competitions were handed out. I especially
enjoyed watching
competitors
unwrapping candy
kisses with socks on
their hands. How
you guys did it with
straight faces baffles
me as I was in
hysterics watching.
Talking
about
keeping your eye on
the prize. Kevin’s
team beat Stuart’s
team in the candy
kiss unwrap off.
The winner of
guessing how many ornaments were on the Elks Lodge
Christmas tree was Chris Ekhard. Next year will hold
even more fun and festivities for everyone since you
all keep telling me how much fun the party was. Can’t
wait.
IR (injury Reserve list): Dennis Sullivan is out
with a toe injury. I think he’s trying to get the name of
Ed’s doctor so he too can have a titanium toe. Pete
Mirosnkoff still hanging out on the IR list, although I’ve
seen him hitting some balls out on the courts. Glad to
see you out there Pete. Looking forward to your full
recovery and permanent spot on the courts.
Please Support
Eleven - Twelve Sponsors
Members of the San Mateo Elks
PER Association
Mike Mercurio
Gene Condon
Mike Mercurio
Jeanne Atno
Edd Mc Kibben
John P. Atno
Edward Larson
Marlin D. Gill
John P. Atno
Richard Gay, PDDGER
Jack Jones, PDDGER
Peter A. Geranios
Charles E. Drechsler
Mel Rojko, PDDGER
Arthur A. Blum
John W. Knapp
Thomas J. Barger
W. Richard Henderson
Robert B. Ames
Edwin W. Ball, PDDGER
William F. Kenney
John B. Damonte, PDDGER
O. Leland Osborne
These firms support the Lodge Charity Fund
with their advertising
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ATTORNEYS
**** PAUL J. CONSTANTINO
Probates / Conservatorships / Guardianships / Trusts
Donation to San Mateo Elks Lodge
433 Airport Blvd., Ste. #323, Burlingame, CA 94010
(650) 579-7535; [email protected]
**** LAW OFFICES of CYRUS J. JOHNSON, Esq.
Advocacy and counseling services in San Mateo
Phone: (650) 638-2308
AUCTIONEER
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CARE OPTIONS
**** CLAIRE TREACY
Irish Caregiver
In-Home Senior Care Service
San Francisco / Peninsula
Days / Evenings / Nights
Phone: (650) 225-5165
E-mail: [email protected]
**** MATT ZGHOUL
All Around Senior Services offers
complimentary placement options
case management and affordable,
reliable in-home caregiving services!
Call 1 (800) 991-0626
**** RHEALYN HOLLAND
Skylawn Memorial Park & Funeral
Home
Hwy. 92 @ Rte. 35, San Mateo, CA
Phone: (650) 349-4411
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Duggan’s Serra Mortuary
500 Westlake Ave. Daly City, CA
Call (650) 756-4500
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KAREL VAN HAEFTEN,
Licensed Cemetery Broker.
Phone: (650) 372-0795
Web: www.cemeteryproperty.com
E-mail: [email protected]
HOME BASED BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
INSURANCE
*****BOB DOERR FINANCIAL SERVICES
CA License # 0167615
Get the Advantage – Ask an Elk to Help
COMPUTER REPAIR
**** BRIAN O’NEILL, PROBLEM
SOLVERS - Computer Repair &
Service, Since 1989
Internet, Networking, Data Recovery
Phone: (650) 341-8696
Website: www.probsolvers.com
ELECTRICAL
**** MARTIN FINN
M. F. Electric
Cell: (415) 850-1799
Local and Reliable
License #926606
FLOOR & WINDOW COVERING
**** RAY JOHNSON
Featuring in home shopping. We
bring the showroom to you, carpet,
vinyl, shades & blinds.
Call Ray Johnson @ 650-591-3822
Ask for Elk member discount.
FUNERAL SERVICES
**** RICK RIFFEL - JOHN CROSBY
Sneider and Sullivan Funeral Home
977 So. El Camino Real,
San Mateo, CA
Phone: (650) 343-1804
14
Specializing in Medicare & Medi-Cal
Meeting All Your Insurance Needs
(650) 777-7612 or (650) 343-4844
*****DRAGON FINANCIAL SERVICES
Helping seniors with their insurance
needs
* Long-Term Care Insurance
* Health Insurance
* Medicare Supplements
* Life Insurance
CA Insurance License # 0D98183
Office – (650) 571-8888
**** MIKE HORTA
ONLY INSURANCE SERVICE
* Life Insurance - Term, Whole,
Permanent
* Disability- On or Off Work
* LTC- Long Term Medical Care
* Mortgage Insurance
* Health Insurance
Phone: (415) 225-5049
Email: [email protected]
Lic. # 0G38843 - No Broker Fees!
**** KEVIN MARCONI
Insurance Broker CA DOI# 0D60878
Business and Personal Insurance
25 Yrs. Experience - References!
No Sales Pressure – Never Broker Fees
Phone: (800) 525-3817
[email protected]
LIMOUSINES/CORPORATE
TRANSPORTATION
**** SAM AMATO - President
Gateway Limousines ~ Vehicle for
all Occasions
Jobs Available for Chauffeurs and
Detailers
1550 Gilbreth Rd., Burlingame, CA
Call (650) 697-5548
LOCKSMITHS
**** STEVE & GARY DE SANTIS
San Mateo Lock Works
321 2nd Avenue, San Mateo
Phone: (650) 344-4905
PAINTING Contractor
**** FERNANDO S. FRANCO - Owner
Fernando - The - Neat
Interior – Exterior Painting &
Decorating
Cell : (650) 339-2194
Phone: (650) 591-4682
Web: www.Fernando-the-neat.com
**** ALFIE HOLMES
Alfie Holmes Painting and Faux
Finishing ~ Lic# 803238
Phone: (650) 348-3780
Web: www.alfieholmespainting.com
A+ BBB rating ~ Excellent references
Elks member discount available.
**** SCOTT MCCURDY
Painting Etcetera, Your
Neighborhood Home
Painting Specialist
and General Contractor - Lic # 774585
Cell # (650) 773 - 1696 * E-mail:
[email protected]
Website: www.paintingetcetera.com
PLUMBING
**** OWEN M. GIMBLETT
Gimblett Plumbing ~ Lic# 905015
New Construction ~ Remodel
Service Work
Cell: (650) 703-3892
Treating Your Home Like Ours
REAL ESTATE
**** STEVE BALIAN
Ph.: (650) 400-2514 - Coldwell Banker
181 2nd Avenue, San Mateo
There’s No substitute to being with
your brothers. It’s great to be here!
**** STEVE BARRETT
Ph.: (650) 685-7675 - Coldwell Banker
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.arealestateman.com
**** MARK GEDYMIN BRE# 01397159
Ph.: 415-268-2273 - TRI Commercial
Email: [email protected]
Office & Industrial Sales and Leasing
**** NORMAN GOLDAU
Broker / GRI, CRM & SRES
Commercial, Residential & Property
Management - DRE# 00827976
Office: (650) 342-4314
E-mail: [email protected]
Cell: (650) 619-9129 - Over 30 yrs.
experience serving the Bay Area
**** DICK GAY - HOMETOWN REALTY
Serving the Peninsula for over 30
years; DRE #00634774
1090A Ralston Avenue, Belmont, CA
Call (650) 207-9351
**** EDD McKIBBEN
Broker DRE# 00577941(AlainPinel)
Cell: (650) 759-0789
Direct: (650) 645-1441
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.eddmckibben.com
**** RONALD D. WACHTER
Wachter Investments, Inc.
Private Real Estate Loans and
Trust Deed Investments Since 1979
650-348-7191 (w) or 650-504-1952 (c)
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.quickloans.com
Real Estate Broker CA BRE #00580034
NMLS ID #348288
REMODELING
**** ROBERT SUCH - President
Such Home Enhancements, Inc.
Bath * Remodeling * Kitchen
Designs & Installation
Website: www.suchinc.com
(650) 593-7824 ~ License #476222
Remodeling Excellence Since 1985
REPAIRS - Model Train
**** DOWN TO THE RIVETS
Marsh Droese & Buz Orengo
Authorized TMCC Lionel Repair
Technicians
Ph.: (650) 993-4591 or (415) 823-1295
E-mail: [email protected]
Your satisfaction 100% Guaranteed
RESTAURANTS / DINING
**** BRUNO UGUR - Owner
SPIEDO RISTORANTE
15
OPEN 7 DAYS * Lunch & Dinner
Come Join Spiedo Ristorante
223 E. Fourth Avenue, San Mateo
(650) 375-0818 www.spiedo.com
2010 Best of the Bay Steakhouse
Award Winner
PORTERHOUSE - Catering & Banquet
* 3 Couse Premier Seating - $30.00
* Happy Hour 5-7 * Lunch, Tues-Fri
Phone: (650) 579-5911
60 E. 3rd Avenue, San Mateo
www.porterhousesanmateo.com
REVERSE MORTGAGES
**** THOMAS SANFILIPPO
Geneva Mortgage is a Reverse
Mortgage Specialist. Call for Free,
No Obligation, In Home Consultation
Find out what a Reverse Mortgage
can do for you!
Phone: (650) 342-9906
STEEL PRODUCTS
**** R. E. BORRMANN
STEEL SERVICE CENTER
2450 Pulgas Avenue
East Palo Alto, CA 94303
**** ALBERTO’S IRON WORKS
Ornamental custom iron gates,
window bars, railings, welding.
Office: (650) 755-0244
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.albertosiron.com
SWIM LESSONS
SHIPMAN SWIM SCHOOL
**** STACY SHIPMAN
LOCATED AT THE SAN MATEO ELKS LODGE
We offer 4 day Summer Sessions (MThurs.) and once a week recurring
lessons. Group classes are limited to
3 students. We also offer Private and
Semi Private Lessons. Please visit
www.shipmanswimschool.com
or call us at 650-345-7946.
WEBSITE DESIGN &
DEVELOPMENT
**** NACHO PEREZ
Building your business
WEB DESIGN - MOBIL SITES
Website: www.nacho2000.com
Call (650) 483-1345.
San Mateo Elks Lodge No. 1112
229 West 20th Avenue, San Mateo, CA 94403
PRSRT STD
U.S. Postage Paid
San Mateo, Calif.
Permit No. 55
The Eleven Twelve Bulletin is published monthly for the members of San Mateo Elks Lodge #1112, B.P.O.E. Copy must be submitted as
soon as possible before the 1st of the month preceding the month of publication. Copy submitted after the first preceding month may not
be accepted for the month of publication. This copy becomes property of the San Mateo Elks Lodge #1112, B.P.O.E. It is subject to editing
and revisions by the Bulletin Staff. Every effort will be made to preserve the integrity of the article.
CONTENTS
Lodge/Office Hours ............. 2
Membership Statistics ........ 2
ER's Message ....................... 3
Secretary's Corner ............... 3
Elks In Action ...................... 4
Youth Activities at the Elks .. 5
Ballot List ............................ 6
Bridge/Pedro ....................... 6
The Golf Reporter ................ 6
In House Bowlers ................ 7
Bocce Time .......................... 7
Calendar .............................. 8
MENU ................................... 8
Comedy Night ...................... 9
Crab Feed .......................... 10
Inaugural Ball ................... 10
Birthdays ........................... 11
Tennis News ...................... 12
Painting Etcetera ............... 13
Our Sponsors .................... 14
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Major Project