1. food and drink
2. desserts and baking

The
ELEVEN
TWELVE
DEVOTED TO THE
PRINCIPLES OF ELKDOM
Chartered in 1908
Published Monthly by San Mateo Elks Lodge No. 1112
I SSUE 11, FEBRUARY 2015
Membership Committee Presents
All-You-Can-Eat
CRAB FEED
Friday, February 27, 2015
No Host Bar/Lounge Opens at 6 PM
Dinner Served at 7:30 PM | D. J. Dance – 9 PM
MENU: Antipasto | Bread |Marinated /Non-Marinated Crab |Pasta | Dessert
$50.00/ person
Tickets must be purchased at the time of reservation
LIMITED to 500 tickets | ONLY 10 guests per table | ONLY 1 (one) table per member
If proposed member fills out application and pays their Initiation fee
by February 19, 2015, both, the proposed
member and their sponsor eat for FREE.
Please Extend the Invitation to Your Family, Friends, and Neighbors Who Love a Great Crab Feed.
DON’T MISS THIS EVENT!
CONTACT LODGE OFFICE:
(650) 345-4886 • www.sanmateoelks.org • [email protected]
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T h i s
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Exalted Ruler's Message .....................................
Trophy Tour ..........................................................
Calendar ..............................................................
Valentine's Day Special Dinner Night ..................
NEXT ISSUE AVAILABLE ONLINE: February 21, 2015
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY B.P.O.
ELKS OF THE U.S.A.
On February 16, Our Order will be 147 years old! One
hundred and forty-seven years of service to humanity
and fellowship with our Brothers. Each of us can be
proud to be a member of an organization whose many
benevolences to our community are recognized
nationwide. In this, Our Order’s birthday month, you can
personally proclaim, “I’am an Elks, and proud of it.”
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 January 7, 2015....................... 1426
Average Age .......................................................................... 61.68
Number of Life Members ......................................................... 168
Number of Honorary Life Members ............................................. 7
Life Percentage ............................................................... 13.39%
Total Number of Elks ADDED to Roll ........................................ 144
Total Number of ELKS DROPPED from the Roll .......................... 25
Dropped - 0| Transferred Out - 2|Dimit - 5| Deaths - 18
DELINQUENCY (Six Months) ..................................................... 108
Lapsation Rate .................................................................. 8.26%
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
February is here. In
Ancient times Winter
was a month less time.
January and February
were added to the old
Roman calendar around
713 BC. as the last
months of the year.
They were changed to
the first two months of
the calendar year
around 450 BC. February was named after the Latin
term februum meaning Purification.
bicycle to help them be together for some of Mary’s
physical therapy needs. Steve Panelli and Gene
Condon’s thoughtful gift brought tears to many eyes
present.
The Elks were out in force to assist in the annual Hoop
Shoot at Serra High School…the winners of each age
group of that weekend will be back to compete against
all the Bay Area Lodges on the 17th …hope you were
there to root our Lodge representatives on. Thank
You, Tim Goll, Dave Wedeking, and Mike McQueen
for your efforts in this Annual event.
Comedy Night is up next! Get your tickets. Some great
raffle prizes to be won. I know the wait was worth it
for those lined up the other morning for our Lodge’s
Annual Crab Feed…over 500 tickets sold out in an
hour! And no one was turned away who showed up. It
will be another fantastic event to enjoy in February.
Thanks to Luda, Gene Condon and Mike Mercurio for
organizing and working the frenzy! Amazing.
Just a few weeks ago we celebrated the New Year at
the Lodge. Are your best intentions and resolutions in
place? As we all begin this short 28-day month in the
heart of Winter, enjoy the area we call home, the
friends we have, and the life we live. We have so
much to look forward to in 2015. Make it great.
Our year has already started out with a wonderful
New Year’s Eve event put on by Jasson and Terri
Durhan with the help of many volunteers. California
Catering continues to be amazing with their food and
service. Thank you. The following weekend was
“Panelli’s 1st Annual Crab Feed” where my personal
favorite moment was being able to surprise our
bartender Brian and his lovely wife Mary with a Tandem
Plan on attending our Super Bowl Party! The Ladies will
again provide the food to enjoy at half time. Give to
the Purple Pig and cheer on your favorite team. And
don’t forget to bring your Valentine to Dinner at the
Lodge…it will be a special February.
Fraternally yours,Daniel Kenny
SECRETARY’S CORNER
And what an opportunity to
showcase the Lodge and have
potential new members
exposed to our great facility.
February is looking to be a great month for our Lodge.
Two superb events: SF Giants World Series
Trophy hosting Monday, 2/2, from 4-6 and our
annual Crab Feed on Friday evening, 2/27.
Crab Feed: Thanks to a
handful of volunteers, lead by
event Chair Mike Mercurio, we
were sold out within an hour
(510 tickets). It should again
be the jewel crab feed in the
area with the culinary
expertise of Tim O’Hara and his crew spending a
couple of days in the kitchen preparing. This is one
of our bigger fund raisers for the Lodge.
SF Giants World Series Trophy: All three trophies
will be on view in the Lodge from 4-6 on Monday, 2/
2. We are working in conjunction with the San Mateo
and San Bruno PAL’s (Police Activity League). The
viewing is free with request for a donation and there
will be hot dogs, etc. available for purchase. All net
proceeds will be split among the 3 non-profits.
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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The New Year’s
party was a
tremendous
success!
The turnout was a 100%. When the guest arrived,
they checked in with Jay to pick up their table number
and immediately spotted the 8-foot clock with the star
backdrop along with the three 7-foot silhouette dancers.
It delighted me to see people taking pictures with them
all night long. The terrace room was transformed into a lounge with
couches aligning the outside perimeter of the room as well as round tables
with white table cloths, candles, and
cushioned back chairs in the center
of the room. Soft piano music played
as people arrived adding to a very
warm romantic atmosphere. Dancing
commenced at cocktail hour. I have
to say this was a first and it absolutely
elated me to see people dancing so
early in the evening. I knew this to
be a good omen for the rest of the
night.
The dining area was closed off from
the terrace room until 8 pm dinner.
When the doors were opened, they
revealed gold & black linens, chair
covers, balloons, and decorations to ring in 2015. Dinner was titillating to
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SCHOLARSHIP
CORNER…
Last call for Legacy Awards Applications - ENF
Legacy Awards applications, for high school seniors
who are the children or grandchildren of dues-paying
Elks, must be submitted ONLINE by 12:00 p.m.
(noon) Central Time on Friday, January 30, 2015.
For complete details and to access the application,
visit www.elks.org/scholars.
For more information on ENF scholarships, visit
www.sanmateoelks.org
the taste buds. I personally had the filet mignon,
done to perfection, with scalloped potatoes and
vegetables. I heard from several chicken lovers, the
same. However, I never did find out who ordered the
one and only vegetarian crepe dish, but I imagine it
was wonderful as well. Dinner was followed up with a
delicate mini chocolate lava cake and a perfectly small
scoop of ice cream, very decadent. After dessert
some of us took our coffee and/or cocktail back into
the terrace (lounge) room and shortly thereafter began
dancing. A huge thank you goes out to California
Catering and their staff for making such a wonderful
meal and for all their hard work. The DJ took requests
all night long, therefore playing many genres of music
to please all age brackets. People had so much fun the
dancing just could not seem to stop at midnight. Many
people came up to me throughout the night to express
their gratitude and appreciation for a night well done.
It makes it ALL worth it!! Happy 2015 everyone!
Joseph Padua, Scholarship Chair
Leave Your
Legacy
Submitted by ENF
Help the Elks family legacy
continue for years to come.
The ENF awards $4,000
Legacy Awards to 250 high
school seniors who are the
children and grandchildren of
Elks in good standing.
Through service, these
scholars can help build a stronger future. New in 201415, Legacy Awards recipients will engage in service with
the Elks to receive the following year’s scholarship funds.
This offers us endless possibilities for engaging Elks
scholars and growing our Elks family.
Look at 2014 Legacy Awards recipient Spencer Fricke.
Before heading to college, Spencer helped his sponsoring
Lodge—Manitowoc, Wis., Lodge No. 687—increase the
Lodge’s web presence so it can stay current and help
its membership grow.
“It means a lot to be able to help the Elks,” says
Spencer. “I was even happier that I could use skills I
have and apply it to a service project.”
Your Lodge’s legacy can be a stronger community by
joining Legacy Awards recipients in service. Visit
www.elks.org/enf/scholars for more information about
the Legacy service requirement and access to the
Legacy Awards scholarship applications.
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BALLOT LIST FOR
FEBRUARY
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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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 December 2014:
Dec. 4
1st Ed Ball/Ruth Henning
2nd Dagmar Steele/Helen Hahne
Dec. 18
1st Ruth Henning/Ed Ball
2nd Dagmar Steele/Helen Hahne
OCCUPATION
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Roman Elks on Wheels
By Dorothy A. Smith
D
ecember brought sadness to our RV Troops when Margaret Cassetta
was taken to a higher place by her Creator. Margaret is well-liked and
respected by all members and shall be greatly missed. Husband, Bob,
arranged a beautiful memorial at the Redwood City Elks Club on December
14th. The RVers were well represented as they occupied an entire table
together. Some things we learned about Margaret: she loved the holidays
and collected Santa Ornaments. Because she enjoyed Christmas so much,
all tables contained seasonal decorations, which included approximately
four ornaments to be taken home in her memory. Margaret shall be
greatly missed but always remembered. Let’s all lift up our prayers for
Bob and the family.
Coming Events: March 12-16, Santa Nella down Los Banos way.
April 13-17, The Vineyard at Vacaville.
For particulars, contact Bob Cassetta @ (650) 368-7356.
Till we again fellowship, ponder: “If we fill our hours with regrets of
yesterday and with the worries of tomorrow, we have no today in which
to be thankful.”
WATER CONSERVATION
Our 5th Year Drought
Personal Resolutions for 2015
The December rain did not end
California’s historic drought.
Have you made some personal commitments/resolutions for 2015?
Consider doing so as it will benefit both you/others and help make our
world an even better place.
Calif. needs much more rain. So,
we must practice water
conservation at home and here at
the Elks Lodge #1112.
1. Place your family (not your job) foremost in your care/mind.
2. Choose a beneficial phrase/word that will enliven both you and others.
3. Choose a charity or volunteer organization and give them some
personal time and a financial commitment.
But drink plenty
of water daily!
A voluntary gift of both your time and financial assistance is important
to you/others and to justice/peace in our world.
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2014 National Veterans Service
Committee Annual Report
By Ed Ball, PDDGER, Chairman
Services (Homeless Veterans Rehabilitations Program)
at the Menlo Park Division.
To help keep alive the promise made by the Elks after
World War II, “So long as there are veterans, the
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will never forget
them”, the members of the San Mateo National
Veterans Service Committee works diligently in rain or
shine.
We gave $4,200 to GPF 2262 for the WI-FI Services
fund, which is now our major project. It was previously
called the TV fund. To date we have donated $297,450
to the fund.
We held 11 Birthday parties for the patients at the VA
Palo Alto HCS, and served the food for the PVA’s
Veteran’s Day and Thanksgiving for the Spinal Cord
Injury Unit.
The committeemen are John Swan, Jim Faber, Cal
Calfas, David Marquesen, Bill Brogden, Peter Mori,
Hector Valencia, Tony Lemos, and Tom Runkel. With a
special thanks to David Marquesen, Cal Calfas, and Bill
Brogden for the use of their trucks.
To support our programs, we have recycled 16,020
pounds of CRV glass, 729 pounds of aluminum cans,
and 1,023 pounds of CRV plastic bottles for a total of
$2,445. The Committee received $1,670 in donations.
The committee needs help. Please volunteer your
services and time, about four hours a week to the
Veterans Committee.
For the veterans at the Traumatic Recovery Program
in Menlo Park, we had 11 BBQ’s and invited 38 veterans
to dinner at the Lodge on November 12th. We donated
clothes, eight robes, 74 pairs of shoes, 827 paperback
books, 55 decks of playing cards, 10 table games, 35
jigsaw puzzles, one backpack, four crossword books,
and toiletries. At the December BBQ, we gave each of
the 45 veterans a $10 worth of Canteen books for
Christmas.
Excess donated materials not used by the veterans in
the Trauma Recovery Program are given to the
veterans in the Extended Care Unit and the Domiciliary
Lodge members, you can help the committee expand
the veterans program by bringing your aluminum cans,
plastic and glass (CRV) bottles to the Lodge and
depositing them in the containers at the WEST SIDE
OF ELKS PARKING LOT.
We also need clean wearable men’s and women’s
clothing, shoes, paperback books, playing cards, jigsaw
puzzles, and table games which you can leave in the
Lodge office.
If you have any questions about the program, or what
we will accept for the veterans call Ed Ball at (650)
345-2828.
VETERANS CORNER
VETERANS PROGRAM
Department of Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System
Dear Ed:
Remember to Recycle your
newspaper, bottles and
cans here at the Lodge!
I wish to extend my personal thanks to you for the
donation of the BBQ, canteen books and clothing
valued at $2050.00 for our Veterans in the Traumatic
Recovery Program in building 352.
There are no small contributions, and our Veteran
patients appreciate your thoughtfulness. While
hospitalized, many of our patients have little contact
with family and friends, and in all cases your
remembrances make a positive difference in their
outlook and thus the outcome of their care.
The proceeds support
our
Veterans
program!
On behalf of the health care system and myself, I
thank you for caring about our nation’s Veterans.
Sincerely Yours, William J. Ball - Chief, Voluntary Service
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February 2015
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Tuesday
Monday
Sunday
9
8
6:45 pm
Elks Pedro
5:30 pm
Build. Corp.Mtg.
15
16 - Office Closed 17
23
5:00 pm
Elks In Action Meet.
5:30 pm
House Comm. Meet.
Birthday Night
6:00 pm - Dinner
6:30 pm - Ladies Mtg.
12
6:00 pm
Dinner
Catering Comm.
Meeting
6:45 pm
Elks Pedro
24
9:00 pm
Initiation
6:45 pm
Elks Pedro
5:00 pm
Board of Trustees
6:00 pm - Dinner
Band Concert
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13
14
Happy
6:00 pm
Family Dinner Valentine's Day
BINGO/PEDRO
NIGHT
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21
27
28
7:00 pm
Elks Bridge
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25
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7:00 pm
Elks Bridge
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18
Saturday
7:00 pm
Elks Bridge
5:00-7:30 pm
6:45 pm
Valentine's
Day Special
Elks Pedro
Dinner Night
Music & BBQ
Indoctrination
6:00 pm
Memb.Com.M.
Birthday of the Order of Elks
Founded 1868
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11
10
Friday
Thursday
4
3
4-6:00 pm
Trophy Tour
9:00 pm
Lodge Mtg.
Wednesday
7:00 pm
Elks Bridge
Investigation
6:00 pm
CRAB FEED
February 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 – Feb. 18
WEDNESDAY – Feb. 4
Chicken Tortilla Soup
Vegetable Soup
* Roast Pork Loin
* Chicken Toscana
* Catch of the Day Fish
* Bratwurst Sausage
* Lemon Chicken Tempura
* Rock Fish Dore
WEDNESDAY – Feb. 25
WED. – Feb. 11 - BBQ
Chicken-Lentil Soup
Cream of Broccoli Soup
* BBQ New York
* BBQ Chicken
* BBQ Fish
* Roast Top Sirloin
* Chicken Madeira
* Calamari Steak
FRIDAY - Feb. 13 - BINGO
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A Message from the Building Corporation
To all of our fellow Lodge members we would like to start off by thanking you for having
us as your Building Corporation this Fraternal year. We have been busy doing our best to
provide a great and safe experience for all you here at the Lodge. From new chairs in the
dinning room to the new Bocce memorial wall out at the Bocce courts. We look forward to
continuing our updating of the pool area by purchasing a few more chairs and lounge
chairs for your summertime enjoyment of the pool with family and friends.
As always, there is a lot of ongoing maintenance work around the building, and for that
we have to be very thankful for our staff, Francisco, Rafael and Raul. We would like to
also extend an open invitation to anyone who has a suggestion or concern to attend our monthly meeting or
talk with me anytime you see me around the Lodge. In closing we would be amiss if we didn’t give a big round
of applause to outgoing ER Dan Kenny for his great job running the Lodge this year. We would also like to extend
our best wishes to fellow Building Corporation member and Leading Knight, Tom Dasher, who will be our new ER
for the upcoming Fraternal year. Thanks again for all of your support.
Fraternally yours,
Brian Decker, Building Corporation President.
National Convention in July, a revision to Section
16.090 of the Statutes. The change would read:
By an adopted Bylaw, all Homes, Clubs, Club Rooms
and Social Parlors shall have the OPTION TO EITHER
CLOSE OR REMAIN OPEN during the hours of all
regular and special meetings of the Lodge, EXCEPT
THERE WILL BE NO BAR SERVICE OR SALES OF
LIQUOR DURING A LODGE MEETING. The Lodge
meeting is to be held in an area that is isolated from
the rest of the Lodge and activities in other areas
should not interfere with the proper function of Lodge
meetings.
PROPOSAL
Dear Members:
San Mateo Lodge is attempting to change one of the
Grand Lodge Statutes. This proposal would be
presented, for a vote, at the National Convention in
July. If this proposal is voted on and passed it would
allow our Lodge and all of its’ facilities to REMAIN OPEN
during Lodge meetings.
This letter is being sent to all members to inform you
of the steps we need to take. At our Lodge meeting
on February 2, 2015, the proposal was read to everyone
attending this meeting. The next step will be to have
all members who are present at our Lodge meeting,
on March 2, 2015 vote on this proposal.
I hope all members understand how important this
change is for everyone. Please try and attend our
meeting on March 2, 2015, and cast your vote.
Fraternally yours, Jeanne Atno, PER
Currently the Grand Lodge Statute 16.090 reads as
follows:
All Homes, Clubs, Club Rooms and Social Parlors shall
be closed during the hours of all regular and special
meetings of the Lodge, except those facilities thereof
designated for the use of and then being used only
by the non-member spouses and minor children of
the members of the Lodge, providing the use does
not interfere with the proper functioning of Lodge
meeting. Any Lodge violating this Section under any
pretext whatever shall be liable to a forfeiture of its’
Charter.
For more details, contact Ken
Braband (650)572-1250
The change would read as follows:
San Mateo Lodge #1112 submits for a vote, at the
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Bocce Time
By Dan Ruiz
Greetings from the ever friendly environment of Bocce
land. The celebration of the holiday season has
ushered in the New Year, 2015; and we are anxiously
looking forward to our Spring Bocce Classic
Tournament in March. It looks like we will have a
tournament that extends for fourteen rather than
the usual seven weeks. This would enable every
team to play each other team twice. Most of our
bocce players seem to be in favor of the extended
tournament. Sign-ups for the spring tournament
should be posted in the Lodge around the first of
March. We look forward to the fellowship and always
friendly competition. Come and join us!!!
Bocce history revisited: bocce must have been part of
the therapeutic advice given by the early Greek
physician Hippocrates , who indeed believed that the
invigorating exercise provided by this game, at times
using coconuts, brought back from Africa, truly helped
players stay healthy. Later on, hard olive wood was
used to carve out bocce balls.
Quote: “Obstacles are what you see when you take
your eyes off your goal.”
The Golf
Reporter
By Mike Reyna
Not much to report as we progress through the winter
months. Our first event of 2015 is scheduled for
March 11th at Skywest. The signup sheet will be
posted in mid-February. Skywest has made many
improvements to the course, and it is now in good
shape.
The most effective way for me to communicate to all
golfers is via email. If I don’t have your email, you
can send me an email at [email protected] and I will
add you to the distribution list. Several emails have
changed so that includes updates as well. Lastly,
Luda has done a great job (thanks Luda) posting
the golf schedule online. I forwarded the link to the
golf distribution code.
Please be on time with signups and payments for our
2015 tourneys. See you on the links in 2015.
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Pileri, Carl
Miller, Lawrence
O’Keeffe, David
Sisca, Frank
Caputo, Samual
Gedymin, Mark
Panos, Gus
Shakour, Tina
Torre, Michael
Farber, David
King, Carter
Mercurio, Richard
Collins, Patrick
Faber, C. James
Faust, Robert
Gentner, Ernest Keith
Mc Grath, Brian
Riley, James
Aizinas, Stan
Bonner Iii, Frank
Davis, David
Martin, Robert
Stirlacci, Joseph
Bartkowiak, Walter
Bruno, Robert
Gallagher, David
Kelly, Brian
Pape, Ronald
Thewes, Walter
Asvitt, Clifford
Ferguson, Bill
Graber, Donald
Mc Carthy, Harold
O’Donovan, Daniel
Barbero, James
Theis, Thomas
Tognetti, Reno
Wynne, Jr, Peter
Benedetti, Joseph
Bet, Claudio
Brandi, Chris
Devoy, Arthur
Hodzic, Hamdija
Rau, Mark
Roberts, Joseph
Thompson, Damon
Wellwood, Scott
Irion, R. Brian
Olson, Robert
Sudano, Robert
Angeli, Daniela
Carstens, Chris
Freschet, Marc
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O’Neill, Mark
Van Ness, James
Johnston, Warren
Makdisi, Hadia
Molloy, Delia
Barbera, Blake
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Fields, James
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Nunnemaker, Victor
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Atkins, Thomas
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Cooney, Thomas
Lalji, Rajesh
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Mc Donald, Michael
Mc Kibben,Per, Edd
Rivieccio, Claudio
Walsh, James
Azzopardi, Richard
Harrington, John
Stuart, Larry
Bin, Richard
Caselli, John
Detweiler, Bruce
Frauendorfer, Gene
Mc Guigan, Matthew
Myres, Jesse W. J.
Parry, Rick
Ellenikiotis, Jim
Finnegan, John
Epstein, Gary
Hoffman, Stuart
Hyland, Nicholas
Marks, David
Murphy, Mark
Ryan, Jr., Thomas
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Catanzarita, Michael
Jorajuria, William
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Tennis News
By Jasson Durhan
Happy Valentine’s Day to all the sweethearts out
there. Well, we started our tennis league Jan. 11th for
the 40 plus 3.5 players with a home match against San
Carlos. Unfortunately, we lost 2-1 but we gave them a
good fight. Our next match will be in Half Moon Bay
and we plan on winning. Therefore, we are already
planning on going to Sam’s Chowder House after the
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match to celebrate our victory. Yes, we are thinking
like winners … it’s got to help right?!
It has been great to see many tennis players back
on the courts this new year. The holidays are over
and apparently the New Year’s resolutions are kicking
in full force. You know those ones we make every
year …. to drop a few pounds, etc. Regardless, it is
great having everyone back. Looking out on the courts
Wednesday all anyone could see were many racquets
swinging.
Peter is back on the courts doing well. We have
seen a little of Dennis but Ron is still out of commission
for a few more months, don’t feel bad for him he is in
Hawaii soaking his bad knee in salty water.
(picture supplied by Teresita Condon)
1112 Ladies News
The 1112 Ladies’ Group is so thrilled and proud to let
our Lodge know that we have contributed $8000.00
to CHEA after the close of our 2014 events! These
funds were raised through an accumulation of all our
events which included Comedy Night, Western Night,
our not-to-be-missed Fashion Show and weekend pool
side BBQ’s and festivities. Thank you to all who
supported these functions and allowed us to do this.
We couldn’t have done it without you.
We are just kicking off our 2015 events and hope you
will come out and support an event or two. We
promise great food and a fabulous time with the
best people on earth.
Please SAVE THESE DATES for our 2015 Events:
Comedy Night - Friday, April 17
Casino Night - Friday, August 14
Fashion Show - Saturday, October 24
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
Installation of Officers
Election Notice
2015-2016 & Inaugural Ball
Nominations for Offices to be filled for the coming
year shall be made at the regular meeting to be
held on Monday, February 2, 2015,
with the annual election being held at the
February 23, 2015 meeting.
6:00 PM
Saturday
March 28, 2015
More information in March Bulletin
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ATTORNEYS
**** LAW OFFICES of CYRUS J. JOHNSON, Esq.
Advocacy and counseling services in San Mateo
Phone: (650) 638-2308
AUCTIONEER
**** RABIN AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS
Call (650) 571-1100
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.rabinintl.com
AUTOMOBILE BODY & PAINT
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Family owned since 1974. Works with all insurance
companies AAA, Allstate, California Casualty,
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2180 Palm Ave, San Mateo, CA 94403
Off: 650-345-3596 or 800-PALM-TOW
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49 Railroad, San Mateo, CA 94401
Call (650) 347-8420
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Priola Body Shop
2107 Palm Ave., San Mateo, CA 94403
Call (650) 341-1100
AUTOMOBILE REPAIR
**** JEFF JONES – A UDIO I MAGES
Car Stereo/Alarm/Bluetooth
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Off: (650) 343-8388
Website: WWW.AI-SF.COM
**** JOHN MARIN
TOYOTA /LEXUS SERVICE & REPAIR BY
ENVIROTECH AUTO
A.S.E. Certified, Factory Trained Tech.
1761 Leslie St, at Hayward Park
Caltrain Station, San Mateo
Call (650) 525-9682 - Website:
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**** DON ROUSSEAU
Palm Avenue Motors Auto Repair.
Complete Auto Repair Free Pick-up
and Delivery
Call (650) 375-8796
308 7th Ave., San Mateo, CA 94401
**** CHUCK & SAM SPITERI
Spiteri’s Complete Auto Service, Inc.
Family Owned & Operated Since 1981
JAPANESE * AMERICAN * EUROPEAN
STAR Certified
AAA Approved * Diamond Certified
Michelin Tire Sales & Service
Member Discount: 10% (max. $100)
292 Old County Road, Belmont
(650) 593-4758 * Courtesy Shuttle *
www.carsupport.com
BANQUETS & CATERING
**** CALIFORNIA CATERING CO.
For all occasions, Let us make it
perfect. 233 West 20th Avenue, San
Mateo, CA 94403 ~ Ph:(650) 345- 4881
www.californiacateringsanmateo.com
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
CEMETERY BROKER
**** CEMETERY PROPERTY RESALES
Serving buyers and sellers of
discounted cemetery property in
San Francisco Bay Area. Specializing
in Elks Mausoleum and Veterans
Gardens at Skylawn Memorial Park in
San Mateo. Graves, crypts and niches
from $1,900. Free List.
KAREL VAN HAEFTEN,
Licensed Cemetery Broker.
Phone: (650) 372-0795
Web: www.cemeteryproperty.com
E-mail: [email protected]
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
**** RHEALYN HOLLAND
Skylawn Memorial Park & Funeral
Home
Hwy. 92 @ Rte. 35, San Mateo, CA
Phone: (650) 349-4411
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**** ED SANDMEIER - STEVE MULLER
Duggan’s Serra Mortuary
500 Westlake Ave. Daly City, CA
Call (650) 756-4500
HOME BASED BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
**** TONY MUSICH
AGEL NORCAL - Partner with Agel
and build your own home based
business. 5 to 20 hours a week can
increase your financial security with
a passive residual income!
Contact Tony for information
Phone: (650) 222-8652
E-mail: [email protected]
Learn more: www.agelnorcal.com
INSURANCE
*****BOB DOERR FINANCIAL SERVICES
CA License # 0167615
Get the Advantage – Ask an Elk to Help
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
OPEN 7 DAYS * Lunch & Dinner
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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 / APPS DESIGN &
BUSINESS PROMOTION
**** 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
TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT THE LODGE
Lodge/Office Hours ............. 2
Membership Statistics ........ 2
ER's Message ....................... 3
Secretary's Corner ............... 3
New Year's Party success .... 4
Scholarship Corner ............. 5
Ballot List ............................ 6
Bridge .................................. 6
Roman Elks on Wheels ....... 6
Personal Resolutions ......... 6
Veterans Corner .................. 7
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Valentine's Day Special ...... 9
Building Corporation ........ 10
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Bocce Time ........................ 11
The Golf Reporter .............. 11
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Tennis News ...................... 12
Ladies Corner .................... 12
Installation of Officers ..... 12
Election Notice .................. 12
Painting Etcetera ............... 13
Our Sponsors .................... 14
Set Your Calendar: 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!