Nov/Dec 2019 Lambertville Elks #1070 • 66 Wilson Street • Lambertville, NJ 08530 Volume 5, Issue 10

MESSAGE FROM THE EXALTED RULER

Hello Everyone,

I must apologize for the absence of our

lodge newsletter. We have been restructuring

how we are creating the newsletter and also

the frequency of the newsletter. Costs have

increased over the years and I have decided

to have the physical newsletter go out to

members Bi- monthly and quarterly by the

end of the Lodge year (March 31st). This

will save the lodge nearly $1000 a year.

Also, if you are receiving a newsletter in the

mail and chose to receive the email/PDF

version of the newsletter, please contact the

Lodge Secretary Pam Worthington to be

removed from the snail mail list. It helps

reduce cost and waste!

As many have noticed over the past few

months, we have increased the functions at

the lodge. Please come out and support these

functions. We will continue to add more

events over the next few months as well.

Your support is important for our Lodge to

continue to grow and support community

projects. Let’s work together on building a

foundation for our Lodge to last another 100

years!

The Lodge is doing well. We continue to

tighten up all of our business and

administrative practices. It has been a long

road over the past 4 years. So many changes

have made our little lodge an example of

what can be done when we work together

towards a common goal. I have done my best

along with my group of officers to make all

of our lodge business transparent. Any

questions or inquiries about lodge business

will be answered directly, quickly and

honestly. Occasionally, I do hear some

remarks about some of the practices and

happenings at the lodge. Some are

unfounded or untrue. If you have any

questions or comments, feel free to ask me

directly. I have done my best to treat

everyone fairly and honestly. You may not

like the answer, but it will be the truth. It will

continue to remain this way until my term as

Exalted Ruler is over March 31st.

Yes, the rumors are true. This IS my fourth

and final year as your ER. I have

personal things I need to do and address. As

much as I have enjoyed heading our Lodge, I

need to move on. Things for me have

changed dramatically over the past 3 years

and I need to change some things for my

own reasons. I will leave my office with the

lodge in much better shape than when I came

in to office. All lose ends will be wrapped up

and the reigns ready for your new ER and

lodge officers.

Please continue to support the Lodge over

the winter. Please attend the Lodge

Holiday party, Pasta nights, open stage, etc. I

hope to see as many of you as possible

before the

end of the

Lodge year.

PER, ER

Bill Vogel

Know of a

Member in Need?

Anyone aware of a Member sick or passing away, please email

Lambertville1070@yahoo.com.

You can also leave a note at the Lodge.

Please visit the National Elks website for information regarding the benefits of

belonging to the BPOE at https://www.elks.org/

You can also access the benefits page at http://www.elksbenefits.com/

Example of discounts are travel, hotel discounts, insurance and other items. Please take advantage of the benefits that are out there for your use.

Links to lodges in our area:

Flemington Elks #1928

http://elks1928.com/

Hamilton Elks #2262

http://hamiltonelks2262.com/what-i-do/

Clinton Elks #2434

http://www.clintonelks.net/

Princeton Elks #2129

http://www.princetonelks2129.com/index.html

Bordentown Elks #2085

http://www.bordentownelks.org/

Manville-Hillsborough #2119

https://www.manvillehillsboroughelks.org/

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PBR SHIRTS

We have "PBR" shirts available for purchase for

$10 each.

If interested please email the lodge or see a

bartender to purchase.

Quizzo/Trivia Night’s --

Keep an eye out for the next Trivia night

coming soon!

Soup Night --- The lodge hosted a soup and grilled cheese night at the lodge and our Veterans ate for free. Thank you to the members who at-tended and for those members who donated homemade soup and bread to the event. They were all delicious!

NJ DISTRICT STATE VICE PRESIDENT Linda Murphy in-vites NJ Membership Chairman to speak at her CLINIC. Chair-man Michael Penchenski said he was "Grateful to be invited to speak about Membership and Retention at VP Linda Murphy's clinic. The DVP Held her clinic at Lambertville NJ Elks Lodge #1070.

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HOUSE COMMITTEE REPORT –

2019 is winding down but events at the lodge are surely not! The highlights coming up are the Kids Holiday Party on December 15

th starting at 1 p.m. Face painting,

balloon making, stockings and a visit by the big man himself, SANTA! The lodge holiday party will be taking place on December 21

st with the Reel to Real band

playing for your entertainment. There will be a buffet dinner with doors opening at 6:00 and music to start around 7:00 p.m. The lodge will close out the year with our New Year’s Eve Party…….. Please see a listing of all of the upcoming events on the back page of this bulletin. Thank you.

—Dennis Ledger, Chairman

CAMP MOORE & BOX TOPS –

The NJ Elks have a wonderful camp for special needs children. If you know of a child in our community that would like to enjoy Camp Moore, please have them contact our lodge for an application. We would be honored to sponsor them. Also, if you are interested in helping at Camp Moore please contact Camp Moore directly.

OPEN MIC- If you have not attended the lodge’s monthly Open Mic night, you do not know what you’re missing! Such great, local talent on our very own stage every month. Open Mic night is held on the first Saturday of the month.

SECRETARY REPORT – Dues were due on April 1st and there are still some members out there who have not yet paid. Please submit your payment as soon as possible. Thank you.

~Pam Worthington, Secretary

TRUSTEE REPORT –We are getting names and dates of the PERS. Lillie has some of the pictures and is loading them in the system to be set up in the club. As soon as we get the names and dates of the PER’s, we will be ordering the new plaque in the near future. Also, after the first of the year, the Trustee meeting will be held on the first Tuesday of the month instead of the first Thursday. The first meeting is January 7

th at

7 p.m ~Scott Worthington, Trustee

Bunco Night --- What a night the lodge

had at Bunco Night! A great time was

had by all. Thanks

for coming out!

The Elks Lodge Hall

(dining room) is

available for rental for

your private event.

Contact House

Committee Chair,

Dennis Ledger

at 609-613-6441.

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MORE FROM BUNCO NIGHT

Welcome 2019 New Members

– Michael Hoffman, Karen Lelie, Timothy Lelie and Jill Slack.

mailto:Lambertville1070@yahoo.com

NOVEMBER & DECEMBER BIRTHDAYS

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CONVENTION COMMITTEE REPORT -

The next meeting to discuss the 2020 annual convention will

be on November 19th at 7 p.m. If you are planning on attend-

ing, please try to attend as there are many things to go over

and discuss. The committee would like a $100 deposit at this

meeting, if possible. The price has increased this year to

$450 to cover new uniforms, price of hotel, food and liquor.

There are only 3 rooms left at the American Safari. If you

have any uniform ideas, please present them at the Novem-

ber meeting. There will not be a meeting in December.

Thank you!

~ Scott Worthington, Chairman,(267) 566-5518

ELKS NATIONAL FOUNDATION (ENF)

The Lambertville Elks have been very busy with our ENF Grants and Fundraising efforts! Thanks to all that have been contributing to the ENF fund at the bar. An FYI, the purple banks on the bar tops are for cash donations for the ENF as well!

~ ENF Chairman,

Bill Vogel, ER

Elks station volunteers in veterans facilities across

the country to provide friendship, support and indi-

vidual attention to veterans in need. Modeled on the

VA Voluntary Service program, the Elks Voluntary

Service program includes support at non-VA facilities as well.

Each month we provide these Elks volunteers with the funds they

need to plan social activities, buy needed supplies, hold recreational

outings, host meals and offer their time and talents to veterans in

their community.

The cornerstone of Elks' service to veterans, this program illustrates

the Elks motto,

“So long as there are veterans, the Benevolent and Protective Order

of Elks will never forget them.”

ELKS VOLUNTARY

SERVICE PROGRAM TOYS FOR TOTS --

Once again, the lodge will be collect-ing toys for the Toys for Tots pro-gram. Collection will be taking place now through December 1st.

Thank you, Larry Scheetz

MESSAGE FROM ER BILL VOGEL

I had the pleasure of attending the annual NJ State Elks Fall conference this past weekend. It was a pleasure to join my fellow Elks in Long Branch.

I will give a full report at Thursdays Regular Lodge meeting, but some numbers from the weekend.

Since 2016 NJ Elks have found more than 700 homeless vets new homes! NJ Elks have provided each of them with welcome home kits to help them settle into their new homes. Most veterans move into their homes with noth-ing. Elks can help veterans establish their homes by building Welcome Home Kits. Generally, this kit would include some small furniture, kitchenware, microwaves, mattresses and cleaning supplies.

The Combined efforts of each lodge and district raised an incredible amount of money for special needs children . Donations and fundraising efforts from motorcycles committees annual Miracle run program ( The New Jersey Elks Miracle Run is an annual motorcycle fundraising event that supports Special Needs Children and Elks Camp Moore. The Miracle Run Committee consists of dedicated and hardworking Elks from throughout the State of New Jersey who commit their time and energy during the course of the year for this annual event. The run itself, is com-prised of a southern, northern and scenic ride which culminates in a central New Jersey location with a picnic to help celebrate our Special Children. Motorcycles, automobiles or walk-ins, Elks or non-Elks are cordially invited to attend our event. “Let‘s put a smile on the face of our Special Children!”)

Miracle on the mountain -Over 20 years ago, Elks with a vision decided there was a need for a vacation camp for handicapped children…And so was born the “Miracle on the Mountain” – Elks Camp Moore. In 1993, we started a program whereby loving friends of Camp Moore can subscribe to our “Miracle on the Mountain” Fund. Your tribute to the beloved memory of a relative, friend or associate will live eternally with a “Miracle on the Mountain” Fund Subscription to Elks Camp Moore. Your gift will give hope and help to our very Special Children. Every penny of your gift will be used to provide services to our handicapped youngsters. Your gift is tax deductible.

Here’s how it works: A Miracle on the Mountain Subscription is a minimum of $100.00, payable over ten years a $10.00 per year (or sooner if you do desire).

Tucked away in the hill of the Ramapo Mountains, Elks Camp Moore offers a fun filled vacation away from home for children with special needs. A week at Elks Camp Moore is a remarkable experience not soon to be forgotten. The primary goal of the camp is to further develop the recreational and social skills of each child. In a relaxed and ac-cepting atmosphere, each camper experiences new adventures, lasting friendships, and opportunities that promote independence and greater self-confidence.

This year each lodge can sponsor a week at the camp for $200 a child due to donations made!

This past weekend in Long Branch, the total of nearly $472,000.00 was raised to continue both our special needs children and veterans programs. Yes, $472,000.00!

We Elks are an amazing group of men and women. I am proud to be doing such great work with you.

Exalted Ruler Bill Vogel

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For Information Contact: Jennifer Sciortino

(609) 633-6565

For Immediate Release:

November 7, 2019

Treasurer Muoio Urges NJ Veterans to Apply for Newly Doubled $6,000 Income Tax Exemption

(TRENTON) - – With the Veterans Income Tax Exemption doubling to $6,000 for 2019, State Treasurer Elizabeth Maher

Muoio is urging New Jersey veterans to check their eligibility and pre-certify to make claiming the exemption easier during tax

filing season.

“Under the law signed by Governor Murphy earlier this year, the veteran’s income tax exemption has now doubled to $6,000,”

said Treasurer Muoio. “We can never fully repay our service men and women for their sacrifices, but it is our hope that this

increased benefit will make a sizable difference for veterans acclimating to civilian life, raising a family, or living on a retire-

ment budget. Our personnel in the Division of Taxation stand ready to help and urge veterans to pre-certify to expedite the pro-

cess when it comes time to file.”

Muoio noted that since the exemption went into effect for the 2017 tax year, Treasury’s Division of Taxation has conducted

extensive outreach in concert with the New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans Affairs to ensure veterans are aware of

this benefit. That initiative included outreach to civic organizations and veterans groups, public presentations by Taxation staff,

an informative online video, and numerous other initiatives. As a result, the Division of Taxation has pre-certified roughly one-

third of the state’s approximately 400,000 eligible veterans to date.

Applicants need only apply the first year they claim the exemption. A veteran’s spouse or civil union partner, who is also a

veteran, can take the exemption if they are filing a joint return. However, a veteran cannot claim this exemption for a domestic

partner or dependents.

Veterans who file paper New Jersey Income Tax returns (NJ-1040) or Non-Resident Income Tax returns (NJ-1040NR)

must:

Enclose a copy of Form DD-214, Certificate of Release, or Discharge from Active Duty, with their tax returns the first time

they claim the exemption(s). This form does not need to be submitted each year. The United States National Archives and Rec-

ords Administration can assist with obtaining DD-214. Check the oval on a resident tax return that indicates the veteran is taking the exemption, or click the box on the non-resident

return that indicates a veteran is taking an exemption. Veterans who normally electronically file their New Jersey Income Tax return (NJ-1040) or New Jersey Non-Resident Income

Tax return (NJ-1040NR) should pre-certify for this exemption by sending necessary documents before filing taxes. This will

allow returns to be processed without delay or time lost because of requests for additional proof of exemption status.

There are three ways to send materials to the Division of Taxation:

By mail: New Jersey Division of Taxation

Veteran Exemption

PO Box 440

Trenton, NJ 08646-0440

Treasurer Muoio also encouraged New Jersey veterans, their spouses, and caregivers to take advantage of other tax benefits

that the state offers.

The Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption allows honorably discharged veterans who are 100 percent permanently disa-

bled as a result of active wartime service to qualify for an annual property tax exemption.

A $250 Veterans Property Tax Deduction is offered to certain honorably discharged veterans and their surviving spouse/civil

union/domestic partners, including military veterans who live in continuing care retirement communities.

The Wounded Warrior Caregivers Relief Act provides a tax credit to qualified family caregivers who take care of a military

service member who has a disability arising out of service in any war or conflict on or after September 11, 2001. The credit is

equal to 100 percent of the federal veteran disability compensation, or $675, whichever is less.

Lastly, a Gold Star Family Counseling Credit is available to mental health care professionals who provided counseling through

the Gold Star Family Counseling program. The amount of the Income Tax credit may be equal to the amount documented an-

nually by the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs for the Gold Star Family Counseling Program.

Treasurer Muoio also encouraged New Jersey veterans and their dependents to consult the Benefits Guide created by the state

Department of Military and Veterans Affairs for assistance in obtaining information regarding a host of other state and federal

benefits, including housing, financial assistance, employment, education, transportation assistance, and mental health aid.

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By secure upload: https://www.njportal.com/

DOR/TCM/

Use POB 440 Code: VET

By fax:

(609) 633-8427

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HALLOWEEN PARTY- Thank you to the Shackers and JB Kline and band for the great entertainment at our annual Halloween Party! Another sell-out crowd!

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THE SPOTLIGHT

If you would like to be considered for the spotlight corner, please send an email to the

lodge at lambertville1070@yahoo.com.

Brad Sanford—2nd place

Carol Ford & Claire Jefferis

—Winners!!

More from our Halloween Party

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At the 2019 Elks National Convention in St. Louis, outgoing Grand Exalted Ruler Mike Luhr

issued a challenge to the Elks members to raise funds for the Pearl Harbor National Memorial

in Hawaii.

“I ask you then, will your Lodges and Members support the idea of making sure the memories

of our veterans, passed and living, are kept with us for the years to come, and make sure the

history of that ‘Day in Infamy’ is recorded so our great great-grandchildren will be able to see where our country has been?”

During their travels throughout the country, Barbara and Mike Luhr visited the Pearl Harbor

National Memorial in Hawaii, in awe of the veterans who were aboard the USS Arizona that

fateful day. And yet some of the displays and signage at the memorial were not as expected. They were old, weather-beaten and outdated.

They wondered if the Elks could play a part in helping to improve this memorial. That idea

soon became reality, and the Elks are now partnering with the Pacific Historical Parks, a WWII

focused 501(c)(3) tax-exempt public benefit organization that oversees the Pearl Harbor Na-

tional Memorial.

With contributions from Elks across the country, we can preserve, restore and modernize the

USS Arizona Memorial.

All funds raised will be used to:

• Replace old, faded and peeling outdoor exhibits along Pearl Harbor National Memorial’s perimeter. • Upgrade current static displays with digital exhibits, build new interactive displays to engage children, and modernize the Pearl Harbor museums with iPads and touch screens. Fabricate and install new exhibits, displays, programs, and software to better educate and

serve all museum visitors. Our ultimate goal is to raise $783,000, or a dollar per member, to truly help preserve history, perpetuate peace and reconciliation and

ensure that the memories of our veterans, passed and living, are never forgotten. Donation totals will be updated the first week of every month. The last update occurred September 30. Stay tuned to the blue thermome-

ter for the latest totals!

These contributions will help honor the service and dedication of Americans whose profound contributions to our nation should never be

forgotten, so that generations to come will know and appreciate the enormous sacrifices of the Greatest Generation.

Together, the Elks can accomplish this goal. Will you help?

Checks, payable to Elks National Foundation, may be mailed to Elks National Foundation, 2750 N. Lakeview Ave, Chicago, IL 60614-2256.

Please write "Pearl Harbor" in the memo line.

Make a donation today at enf.elks.org/phc!

https://secure.elks.org/site/Donation2;jsessionid=00000000.app20020a?df_id=2080&mfc_pref=T&2080.donation=form1&NONCE_TOKEN=4920A9B2B5C1CBBB58E661CF40A12CAF

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Lambertville Lodge #1070 2019-2020 Officers:

Exalted Ruler.....................................................William Vogel Est. Leading Knight.........................................Ronald DiSalvi Est. Loyal Knight........................................Kevin Worthington Est. Lect. Knight.............................................Mike Brandolino Treasurer........................................................... Jennifer Clark Secretary............................................. ........Pam Worthington Tiler...................................................................................TBA Inner Guard.............................................................Lillie Chen Chaplain............................................................Clark McAvoy Esquire..............................................................................TBA Trustee-1.................................................A. Scott Worthington Trustee-2..........................................................Dennis Ledger Trustee-3.......................................................Bradley Sanford Trustee-4........................................................ William Murrow Trustee-5..........................................................Charlie Zarnitz Presiding Justice…………..……………..William A. Shurts, Jr.

EDITOR’S MESSAGE: Thanks again to lodge members Jena Clark, Melissa Schibel & Robyn Vogel for all of their help with the newsletters and the lodge fliers. If you have any suggestions on what you would like to see in the newsletter, please send the lodge an email. All suggestions are welcome. Thank you. We are collecting canned goods donations along with pet supplies for Fisherman’s Mark. Please leave in the container that is located in the lobby. Submission deadline is the 10th of the month. Submissions received after 4pm on the 10th will not be used. Please submit articles and advertisements as early as possi-ble. Articles, ads and other information to be published can be sent to: lambertville1070@yahoo.com

B.P.O.E. #1070

66 Wilson Street

Lambertville, NJ 08530

Phone: 609-397-4210

Email: lambertville1070@yahoo.com

Lambertville Lodge #1070 Committee Chairpersons:

________________________________ Auditing & Accounting.............Robert Warner Activities Committee.................William Vogel Community Project/Activities Lawrence F. Scheetz, Sr Public Relations......................Melissa Schibel Youth Activities.........................William Vogel Hoop Shoot................................William Vogel Drug Awareness.........................William Vogel Fraternal.................................. Ronald DiSalvi Americanism..............................William Vogel Elks National Foundation…......William Vogel Flag Day.............................Kevin Worthington Elks Memorial Day…........Kevin Worthington Membership..........................Pam Worthington Lodge Activities..........................William Vogel Veterans Services…. Lawrence F. Scheetz, Sr Accident Prevention..................Craigh Ledger PER Associate..........................Ronald DiSalvi Standing Relief..........Lawrence F. Scheetz, Sr Ritualistic..................................Ronald DiSalvi Soccer Shoot.............................................TBA Government Relations................William Vogel Board of Trustees......................................TBA Charitable Gambling................ Dennis Ledger Memorial Day Parade….....Kevin Worthington Conventions.................... A Scott Worthington Boy Scouts Liaison..........A Scott Worthington Lodge Bulletin……………...……..Group Effort Scholarships..............................William Vogel Kids Christmas................A Scott Worthington Family Picnic...................……..Dennis Ledger House Committee……...……...Dennis Ledger Combined Charities...................William Vogel Animal Wellness ………..……...William Vogel Special Needs............................William Vogel Lapsation..............................Pam Worthington Indoctrination...........................Ronald DiSalvi Investigation.............................Ronald DiSalvi

REMINDER: IN ORDER TO ATTEND LODGE MEETINGS, YOUR MEMBERSHIP MUST BE IN GOOD STANDING. PASTA NIGHT

Every Other Wednesday 6pm - 8pm

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LODGE CONTACT INFORMATION:

If you have not come out to a lodge pasta night, you do not know what you are missing. Great food, drinks & friends! Pasta Night takes place every other Wednesday night from 6-8 p.m. Come on down for the best pasta in town, made by your very own E.R. Bill Wicket Vogel.

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NOV/DEC 2019 UPCOMING EVENTS

Friday & Sunday Nights at the Lodge -- The lodge bar will be open

>November 15th -- Catered by Courtney -- Chicken Marsala or Stuffed Shells >November 16th -- TML Animal Wellness Committee Supporters Appreciation Gathering. Doors at 6pm with food at 7pm. PLEASE BRING A PET DONATION (Canned or Bagged) or MAKE DONATION TO Lambertville Animal Welfare for admittance. A night to thank the many supporters of this committee over the past few years. >November 19th -- 2020 Convention Meeting at 7 p.m. >November 20th -- Pasta Night >November 21st -- Lodge Meeting >November 22nd -- Special guest chef John Sneddon will be in the kitchen serving up Jackie's chicken or grilled salmon, green beans, parsley potato salad and dessert >December 1st - Lodge Absent Members Memorial Service, 12 p.m., lite refreshments >December 12th -- Lodge Meeting >December 13th -- ENF Fundraiser featuring 80's Undercover band >December 15th -- Kids Holiday Party -- 1:00-3:00 p.m.; crafts, balloon animals, face painting and a visit from Santa! Hot dogs, treats and gifts >December 21st -- Lodge Holiday Party featuring The Reel to Real Band >December 27th -- Catered by Courtney — Chicken Franchise over mashed potatoes, $12 >December 21st -- Lodge New Year’s Eve Party—Tickets go on sale after Thanksgiving—more info to follow >January 17th -- Steak Dinner, $30 Per Person, Ticket Sales ONLY >June 4th - 7th -- Annual NJ State Elks Convention in Wildwood--Sign up sheet at the bar >Sunday Funday Football at the Lodge

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