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FEBRUARY, 2018 VOLUME 96 / ISSUE 11, SANDY SILVEIRA, EXALTED RULER NAPA CALIFORNIA

MESSAGE FROM YOUR EXALTED RULER

The month started out with our visit to San Rafael Lodge for the President's Dinner, we met with Chuck Nolan and his lady Ginger, they both shared their pins and current information with us. San Rafael as always were gracious hosts.

I would also like to mention that our lodge received a generous donation from the San Francisco lodge to assist our fire victims. Thank you San Francisco.

This will be my almost last ER message to our members. In next month's March newsletter my message will be focusing on the new officers, Installation information and members who will receive awards for the 2017-18 year. Along with a few new updates and current information.

So.... this will be my farewell message to the troops, ha! 2017-18 has been an exciting and a delightful year for myself and the First Dude Dave. It has been an honor to be the Exalted Ruler of #832. My year started off by receiving my very own set of ER jewels from PER Bus Langdon and continued with support from the members. Thank you all.

As I move on, I can't help but reflex on the events from the last year. I do not take credit for all the wonderful things that have happened at the lodge this last year, but I am happy I was the ER during this time period. I was pleased prior to my Installation in 2017 that we had one of the best and profitable Crab Feeds to that date, also to see the completion of the Gazebo and landscaping. Of course as we all know I

loved raising funds for the new playground and appreciated those donating and volunteering. We connected with the Veterans Resource Center and the CHP for both the Food and Toy Drives, both were successful. More thanks to Monica Shepard for her efforts in receiving three Grants for us in 2017. To list just a few highlights of this year I will start with the Ritual in Ukiah, State Convention in Palm Springs, I was acting ER at the Veterans Home for Flag Day, Jamboree in Eureka, Grand Lodge in Reno, (both Dave and I enjoyed Grand Lodge ER's ball and trip to the Reno Lodge), and the Mid Term in Sacramento. The lodge also enjoyed our largest Hot August Sunday Car Show/Chili Cook Off, our first Law Enforcement Night with the nominations of two local officers for the Enrique Camarena award, both were chosen as finalists. Our First Responders Dinner serving approximately 200 was held during the fires, many thanks to all our chairmen and volunteers. I was pleased to be invited and attended two Court of Honors for the Boy Scouts. We had our first concert in the Gazebo, largest Holiday Tea so far with proceeds going to the Purple Pig. State VP, DD and Dignitaries dinners/visits, the Flu Clinic, a Luau fundraiser for ENF, and our first Ugly Christmas Sweater Contest. I appointed 5 members as Elk of Month, and I am thrilled to announce that as this year's ER I was allowed to initiate 68+ new members, Wow! (Good job sponsors!) Also, thanks to Cal for assisting with initiation in January. The photo in this article is him giving an award to Ed Barwick that night. The lodge was also very happy that we had lodge pictures and articles in both the Elk Magazines and the Napa Register.

One thing I will not miss as ER is making speeches or presentations to large groups. As most of you know I sometimes look like a Deer in Headlights or maybe I should say an Elk in Headlights when speaking at meetings or events. However, so far, I made it through all presentations.

In closing I would again like to thank the First Dude Dave for all his support, Judy Fisher for keeping me on track, all the staff, volunteers and those chairing and helping with events. All the PER's that assisted with great advice and support. All the current lodge officers for a great 2017-1018. Remembering the lyrics from a Frank Sinatra song..."It was a very good Year."

All my best to the incoming ER and Officers.

Fraternally, Sandy Silveira-Exalted Ruler

PROPOSED FOR MEMBERSHIP Roy Carpenter ~ Sponsor: Karl Hansen ~ John Cupp ~ Sponsor: Karl Hansen ~ Scott Rossmiller ~ Sponsor: Karl Hansen ~ James Davenport ~ Sponsor: Judy Fisher ~ Johnny Zinck ~Sponsor: Allen Ray ~ Carrie Wren ~ Sponsor: Tim Horton ~ Robert Smith ~ Sponsor: Robert Niklewicz ~

Richard Bottarnini ~ Sponsor: David Bridges ~ Dennis Borinstein ~ Sponsor: Judy Fisher ~ Charles Bertagna ~ Sponsor: Kristy Wallstrum ~ Gene Lutz ~ Sponsor: Edward Lamb ~ Ira Smith ~ Sponsor: Judy Fisher ~ Clyde Schultz ~ Transfer: Petaluma ~ Samuel Garcia ~ Transfer: Vacaville

NAPA ELKS LODGE #832 Grapevine Express

Commitment ~ Communication ~ Collegiality

FROM YOUR LODGE SECRETARY

Hello Members!

We only have two more months of this Elk year. How fast it has gone! That means dues notices will be coming out at the end of February or early March. This is also the time of year we start forming our Officer team for next year. We have many committees to fill. Anyone interested in getting involved in the Lodge and getting on a committee or chairing an event, please let us know. We have acquired many new members this year and would love to see them involved in the

workings of the Lodge. Any new ideas also bring them to the meetings. This month the House, Hall and Trustee meetings will be held on February 20th starting at 5:00 p.m. That evening we are going to have a solar presentation at 4:00 p.m. as well. Hope many of you will come.

At our last meeting on January 17th, we initiated twelve new members: Mark Fowler, James Davenport, Roger Schmidt, Erik Wickstron, Robert Newton, Michael Campbell, John Callanan, Michael Mullet, William Edmister, Ian Cordle, Dennis Schelling, and Teresa Vandel. We also have a new member who transferred from Petaluma Lodge #901, Clyde Schulz DDS. Welcome to all of them!!

Thank you to EVERYONE for all your hard work and attendance to a really awesome Crab Feed this year, this event is one of our best and needed fundraisers each year.

As always, any membership concerns, please do not hesitate to see me.

Fraternally, Judy Fisher - Lodge Secretary

PURPLE PIG REPORT FOR DECEMBER Jim McCully ~ Jenn Phillips ~Edgar Massoletti ~ Stanley Blough ~ Big Pig ~ "Hershey" Pig ~ Bar Pigs

Total of $191.74 Please note: At the time of the newsletter printing and editing the month of January purple pig donations have not been completely

tallied and recorded yet. So this report is approximately one month delayed.

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Activities Report February 2018 This is a busy lodge. Crab Feed, Chinese New Year, Valentine BBQ, Dinner with Dino. And we are back to our Taco Tuesdays

and Friday Night BBQ's!

New Year's Eve 2017: Approximately 63 in attendance on 12/31/17. Many thanks to our staff for transforming the Club Room

into a festive Holiday room, the lights and trees were beautiful. The New Year's Eve tables were outstanding, thanks to Linda

Rae, Betty Sollows, Judy Fisher, myself with Vivian McFarland doing the flowers. Members attending New York NYE all

commented on the tables. Also, thanks going to the kitchen staff as always the food was a delight, and I must comment on my

birthday "Flip Flop" cake, I loved it, thank you Stephanie. Gay took charge of the music, bar and the NY Ball drop, it was a

nice start to 2018. However, it was also over early Dave and I were home on the sofa at 10:30. It was a Happy New Year and an

early Good Night.

Crab Feed: 1/13/18 This year we had about 220 in attendance. Our chairmen Tim Horton, with his team Jen, Kathleen and

our cook Jerry did a great job in the kitchen, our MC and auctioneer Dave Bridges, Sholly and the Orris's had a fantastic

silent auction. Thank you to all our Crab Feed volunteers we had many hard workers doing tables, decorating with balloons,

donating desserts, selling raffle tickets, a few members running to and from the store, and our Boy Scouts for serving. Charlie

Baker kept the room jumping many folks were singing and dancing and enjoying the evening. The dessert auction, the silent

auction, the live auction and the raffle were all very successful. At this time I do not have the proceeds from this year. Thanks

again to our 2018 awesome chairmen and more thanks to those attending.

A note from Lodge Activities: As some of you may know I have decided not to continue as Lodge Activities. I have had the

pleasure of serving as Lodge Activities for the last 7 years, and I have enjoyed and will miss doing activities. However, the time

has come for me to step aside and allow other members with new and fresh ideas to participate. There are many parts to

Elkdom and Lodge Activities is an important one, both Community and Lodge Activities help to make for a happy healthy

lodge. Please continue to support the new activities person. Our current activities are all set for February and March we will

need some new thoughts starting in April. Recently, since I decided to step out I was asked what were my favorite events from

the last seven years? Without a doubt for me it was the "TEA", "Casablanca Night" and the "Dead Men Don't Get Dessert" our

Murder Mystery. I am guessing the kitchen will not miss some of my Ghoulish Halloween menus or the Purple Pig Night with

chocolate covered bacon also the bartenders will be delighted they don't need to deal with my crazy event cocktails. I do thank

and love the kitchen staff and bartenders for supporting my unique requests. Anyway, I had fun and hope you did also. I will

not be going far, I will be around the lodge to help, assist and support all the new events and hopefully continue to chair the

TEA. If you are interested in Activities please contact our soon to be new ER or the office.

Save the Dates: Chinese New Year's: 1/31/18, Valentine BBQ: 2/9/18 and Italian Night with Dean-O-Holics: 2/23/18

Fraternally, Sandy Silveira - ER and Lodge Activities

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Lodge Valentine's Dinner Friday Night BBQ 6:00 ~ Feb. 9th 2018

Steaks, Chicken, Salads, Shrimp Louies

Sweetheart Cookies and Chocolate

Event Cocktail- Love Potion #9 for Purchase Music by Gay

Left: Calvin Cox PER, welcoming new

members Mark Fowler, James Davenport,

Roger Schmidt, Erik Wickstron, Ian Cordle,

Robert Newton, Michael Campbell, John

Callanan, Michael Mullet, William Edmister,

Dennis Schelling and Teresa Vandel.

–Photo by Sheila Cox

SUPER BOWL SUNDAY FEBRURY 4, 2018

MEMBER POTLUCK Sign-up sheet at the bar or just show up with a dish!

Thank You To All The Officers Who Donate Their Time for the Good of the Lodge

Exalted Ruler: Sandy Silveira 252-2284 sds3031@aol.com Leading Knight: David Harms PER 255-6185 dbndcharms@aol.com

Loyal Knight: Sheila Cox 255-6661 cox9230@sbcglobal.net Lecturing Knight: Monica Shepard 246-3137 shepard-creer@att.net

Secretary: Judy Fisher 486-5749 judyjfisher@sbcglobal.net Treasurer: Lindsay Wanagel PER 226-3814 linsmark@sbcglobal.net Esquire: Bob Fraid 255-3367 bobffraid@gmail.com Chaplain: Patty Tomlinson 255-9545 tompatnapa@aol.com Inner Guard: Bill Sollows 224-6604 duckfshr@pobox.com Tiler: Tom McFarland 255-8008 tomandvivian@gmail.com

Trustee 1st year: David Silveira 252-2284 sds3031@aol.com

Trustee 2nd year: Lenard Fisher PER 224-1847 lenardfisher@sbcglobal.net

Trustee 3rd year: Ron Rae 224-5194 ron1009@comcast.net Trustee 4th year: Judy Biggs 253-7819 jbiggs7@comcast.net

Trustee 5th year: Calvin Cox PER 255-6661 cox9230@sbcglobal.net

VETERANS HOME WISH LIST All types of snacks: Candy (without nuts) ~Chips ~ Peanuts in the shell ~ Jerky~ Microwave popcorn ~ Cup of Soup ~ Tea Bags ~ Instant & Regular Coffee. Umbrellas ~ Ponchos ~ Toothbrushes ~ Toothpaste ~ Hair Shampoo ~ Combs & Hairbrushes (men & women) ~Deodorant~ Hand Soap ~ Lotion ~ Body Wash~ Soap~ Nail Polish~ Polish Remover ~Emery Boards- Hair Bands ~Stationery ~ Envelopes ~ Stamps ~ Large Print Books ~ DVD Movies (Non-Violent) ~ CD Music (classical, jazz, western, bands of the 30’s & 40s’s) ~ Audio Books ~ Table Games ~ Puzzle Books ~ Bird Seed, the patients love to watch the birds!

MUST BE NEW: Men’s & Ladies: Watches ~ Jewelry ~ Caps, Hats, Scarves Gloves and Umbrellas MUST BE NEW and in original box Following appliances are now being accepted: Microwaves ~ Coffeemakers ~

50” Flat Screen TV ~ Blenders ~ Slow Cookers ~ DVD Players ~ Toaster Ovens ~ Electric Shavers Not Being Accepted: VCR’s or Cassettes ~ Clothing of any kind ~ Candles ~ Food in cans or jars ~ Alcohol ~ Jigsaw

Puzzles ~ Books ~ Magazines ~ Medical Supplies ~ Liquid or bubble bath soap (no bathtubs)

NWD Fund Raiser Spaghetti Feed at VACAVILLE Lodge for future

CHEA President Bob Duitsman - Saturday February 17th 4:00 - 11:00 pm

Where: Vacaville Elks Lodge - 304 Parker Street, Vacaville, CA 95688

Price: $10.00 per person - Dinner Served: 4:30 pm -7:30 pm

Menu: Salad, Pasta, Bread, Dessert - Live Music and Dancing - Raffles

Call/Email Vacaville Lodge for reservations (707)448-2763 vacaelks@gmail.com

Bob and his wife Beth will be present!

FEBRUARY BIRTHDAY BABIES 1

st Kenneth Engleman 2

nd Scott Hatcher ~ Jane Hinshaw ~ John Uhl 3

rd Tim Tarner 4

th Michael McAllister

5th

Thomas Jensen 7th

Jerry Nelms ~ Nick Petrakis ~ Robert Rosenstiel ~ Frank Sanchez ~ Erick Wickstron 9

th Barbara Solis 10

th Richard Barrett ~ Clyde Schultz 11

th Tim Horton ~ George Lamp 12

th Julian Grabski ~

James Gramlich 13th

Thomas Birley 14th

David Duplantis ~ Carl Lenzi 15th

Timothy Arnold ~ Rex Kimbrough 16

th Eric Hanson ~ Joseph Peatman 17

th Mark Coleman ~ Marie Narlow 18

th Gene Beckel ~ William Grinsell

20th

Peter Darm ~ Randall Thomas 21st

Marilyn Hendrickson ~ David Lamp ~ David Penley 22nd

Dave Case 23

rd Donald Rodgers 24

th Robert Young 25

th William Bradshaw ~ Alvin Cramer ~ David Edmister 26

th Rich Aye ~

Sharyn Kastner-Danielson 27th

Adrian Van Winden 29th

William Goss ~ Robert Snyder

Februuary 2018 Birthday Coupon - Redeem for your free birthday drink!

Name:_______________________________________Member #______________

Birthday:_____________________________Drink Type:______________________

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Here’s a glimpse of some of the fun that was had at this year’s Crab Feed. Thanks if you came! You missed out if you didn’t…

Right: Thanks to one of the Grant’s Monica

Shepard received for the Veteran’s at the

Vet’s Home in Yountville we provided them

with this trunk full of robes, warm pj’s and

socks. This was a fourth of what we

received and we will be spreading more of

this grant out during the upcoming year.

The Elks Ear Well, dang Batman, I think we have set a new standard for Crab Feeds!! Not only did we have beaucoup (That's French for

damn that's a lot!) volunteers but more gift baskets than the Easter Bunny. I can't begin to list everyone, but look under Elk

Heroes and you will find them. The only problem was the Charlie Baker Band was too good! He made you get up and dance

when you knew better. The next morning said, I told you so. Some members not only donated baskets but tried to outbid you

to get them back, thank goodness for the ATM. Not to mention any names but Dave outbid me on the dessert auction then

wouldn't share, so I had to bend his crab pick!! Good job everybody.

Our Lecturing Knight, Monica Shepard, is out to get all our moneys back from Grand Lodge. Once we meet our per capita for

E.N.F. (which is the Elks National Fund) we can apply for many different Grants. She as of now has been approved for the

Freedom Grant for $2000 for Veterans, the Beacon Grant for $2000 for the Crosswalk Church Food Pantry Fund, and the

Anniversary Grant for $1000. I hope Grand Lodge doesn't catch on, they are sending us a lot more than we are sending them.

As a member enjoy your Lodge, introduce yourself to other members. We are proud to have the reputation of being one of the

friendliest lodges. One of your best items to give is your time.

The best is yet to come!

SPRING CLEANING WORK WEEKEND - APRIL 14th & 15th

Now is the time for ALL good members to come to the aid of their Lodge…

We are asking each member to donate 2 HOURS of labor OR $20 and we will have

someone do the work for you.

We have lots of indoor and outdoor projects to improve our facility!

Contact Person: TIM HORTON - Office Hours M-F 7:00- NOON (707)257-7281

Officer Nominations are Wednesday, February 7th And Elections are Wednesday, February 21st

Attention Elk Members It has been brought to my attention that we might need to inform our members of new rules and reinforce some old ones.

First: There have been some complaints regarding foul language in the lodge especially in the bar. We are asking our members to please refrain from

using cuss words or the "F" bomb in the lodge. I know sometimes these words can be a habit or just slip out of the mouth and they are not meant to

offend, however, sadly they do. We will be connecting a fine to those who forget.

Second: We have always had the NO SMOKING signs around; these signs will continued to be displayed along with NO Marijuana. Marijuana may

be legal some places but not at the Napa Elks.

Third: We will be posting a sign at the front doors. The sign will read NO ALCOHOL BEYOND THIS POINT that point will be the front doors.

This will help to discourage folks from taking drinks or alcohol out to the front of the building, front patio, the steps and the parking lot. We prefer

drinks remain in the lodge or outside in the back area.

Forth: We have always welcomed guests, please remember if you bring a guest to the lodge the members is responsible for his/her guests. Guest will

need to sign the guest book and list their sponsor/member, guests will need to arrive with their sponsor, and leave at the same time. If these guests are

visiting consistently (weekly/monthly) after three visit they will be asked to join the lodge. We are happy the guests like the lodge and they want to

participate, and we welcome new members. However, the lodge and lodge activities are geared to members.

Please remember these are not my rules most of the rules above have been around for many years and do not include spouses. Please help to keep

our lodge the active, fun, and a safe place to enjoy and visit.

Fraternally, Sandy Silveira- ER

As usual, our sold out New Year’s Eve dinner was a lovely evening. Here’s a peek!

THE OFFICE, BAR

& RESTAURANT

WILL BE CLOSED

MONDAY

FEBRARY 19th

PRESIDENTS DAY

HOLIDAY

Hey members, don’t forget we have a website!

www.napaelks.org And those of you who have a business card in the bulletin, we have them on that site as well under “supporters”. By clicking on the card itself it

links to your personal website. If you’d like to

update your current card or anyone else interested in adding a new one, please

contact the office.

VETERAN’S CORNER Leo Garfield, Associate Member Napa Lodge, PER Richmond Lodge

Dave Silveira was born in Concord, California, and attended schools in Alamo and Danville. As a young teenager, before graduation, he was

already learning his trade from his father who worked in construction. Dave spent many hours on construction sites learning about tractors

and other construction equipment. When he graduated from high school at age 18, he was immediately accepted into the Operation

Engineer’s Union. When he enlisted for a 3-year tour of duty in the U.S. Army, he was immediately transferred to the Corp of Engineers.

After Basic Training, he took additional instruction on the D-8 Tractor. His Unit was transferred to Leon, France, which was to be his home

base. Paris was a short drive from Leon so Dave spent many of his off-duty hours in that beautiful city touring famous statues, visiting

museums, and attending concerts. Oh sure, I’ve no reason to doubt that. One of the Unit’s first jobs was to build six airplane hangers to

house several French Reconnaissance planes. Upon final inspection, someone should have measured a Recon plane as the hangers were to

short for the planes. Dave also had enough time to do some real soldiering. He disliked guard duty especially since he found that their guard

rifles had no ammunition. This didn’t set well with his comrades after one of them was murdered on duty by having his throat cut. Dave

never determined if the crime was solved. He got along fairly well with his superiors except for one. He had a Sergeant that expected spit

and polish. It seemed more than silly to stand at inspection, change into your work clothes, climb up on your tractor, and push dirt all day.

Of course all soldiers train with firearms, and tractor-driving Dave was no exception. On one occasion while lying on his stomach with an M-

1, looking at the target, a rabbit appeared on top of the dirt mound. Sharpshooter Dave took him out. All laughed except the Captain and

the rabbit. Dave did 25 pushups. He was involved in participating in what may be the longest military caravan known. The Unit drove

construction equipment via truck from Bremerhaven, Germany, to Leon, France. What a project, moving heavy equipment for such a

distance. Back to his Army training, Dave could have been injured, or maybe killed during a hand grenade exercise. The soldier next to him

threw a live grenade, and instead of it moving forward it went sideways in a pit next to Dave and exploded with no injuries.

Dave discharged in 1963, and was back in the Operating Engineers and Construction business. He and Sandy have been married 47 years,

and Dave has been an Elk for 15. He is now serving on the Board of Trustees. Thanks for the interview, Dave, thanks for your Elk’s Time,

thanks for your sense of humor, and a special thanks for your, “time on the tractor for our country.”

The Dean-O-Holics will perform a tribute to Sinatra, Martin & Monroe Join us on Italian Night - 2/23/18

Dinner at 6:00 - Show at 7:30

Dinner with Dino Spaghetti/Meat Sauce, Garlic Bread, Salad, Glass of Chianti, Biscotti-Spumoni & Coffee

Dean's Special Guest:

Marilyn Monroe Advance tickets $35.00 for Dinner and Show

Purchase tickets at the Elks Lodge by 2/19

Taco Tuesday’s start this month! 1st & 3rd Tuesdays every month!

“First Visit a Guest – Second Visit a Friend – Third Visit a Member”

FEBRUARY 2018

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

Lunch 11:30-2

2

Lunch 11:30 – 2

Friday Night BBQ

3

Please call to see if we have a bartender!

4

5

Lunch 11:30-2

6

Lunch 11:30-2 TACO TUESDAY

7

Lunch 11:30 – 2 Dinner 6:00 – 7:00

Lodge Meeting - 7:30 NOMINATIONS

8

Lunch 11:30 – 2

9

Lunch 11:30 – 2

VALENTINE’S BBQ ♥

10

Please call to see if we have a bartender!

11

12

Lunch 11:30-2

13

Lunch 11:30 – 2

14

Lunch 11:30-2 Dinner 6:00 – 7:00

♥♥♥

15

Lunch 11:30 – 2

16

Lunch 11:30 – 2

Friday Night BBQ

17

Please call to see if we have a bartender!

18

19

CLOSED

20 Lunch 11:30-2

Solar Meeting 4:00 House Meeting 5:00

Hall Meeting 5:30 Trustees Meeting 6:00

TACO TUESDAY

21

Lunch 11:30 – 2 Dinner 6:00 – 7:00

Lodge Meeting - 7:30 ELECTIONS

22

Lunch 11:30-2

23

Lunch 11:30-2

ITALIAN NIGHT w/

MUSIC & SHOW

24

Please call to see if we have a bartender!

25

26

Lunch 11:30-2

PER MEETING 11:00

27

Lunch 11:30-2

28

Lunch 11:30-2

Wednesday Night Dinners All dinners include salad, coffee and dessert!

FEBRUARY 2018

7th

– (Green Salads w/ Blue Cheese)

(40) Beef Stew w/ Biscuits $18

(10) Steaks $22 Dessert- Ice Cream Sundaes

14th

– (Spring Mix Salad w/ Balsamic, Bleu Cheese)

(30) Lamb Shanks w/ Polenta & Veg $20

(10) Steaks $22 / (10) No Entrée Dinners $10

Dessert- Assorted Cheesecake

21st – (Tossed Caesar Salad)

(60) Prime Rib Au jus, Baked Potato, Veg $22

(10) Baked Salmon $20 / (10) No Entrée Dinners $10

Dessert- Ice Cream

28th

– (40) Beer Battered Fish & Chips w/ Coleslaw

$20

(10) Steaks $22 / (10) No Entrée Dinners $10

Dessert-Lemon Bars

*The number of dinners being prepared is in parentheses.

The only way to guarantee a meal is to call and reserve

one. It is also imperative that you tell the cashier if you

have called to make a reservation so that we don’t hold

that ticket and someone else misses out. Thanks you!

St. Patrick's Day Dinner Friday, March 16

th - 6:00 - Buffet Dinner

Menu: Salad, Corned Beef & Cabbage

and Patty’s famous Whisky Cake

Event Cocktail: Green Beer for Purchase

Music TBA - Cost $25.00

Please purchase tickets before 3/12/17

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Napa, CA 94558-3521

(707) 255-4522 www.napaelks.org

Addressed to a very important Elk!!

DATED MATERIAL ~ SAVE THE DATES

Lunch Daily ~ Monday - Friday ~ 11:30 - 2:00

Wednesday Night Dinners ~ 6:00 - 7:00

Sunday, February 4th

~ Super Bowl Potluck

Friday, February 9th

~ Sweetheart Friday Night BBQ

Friday, February 23rd

~ Dinner with Dino – Italian Night

Friday, March 16th

~ St. Patrick’s Day Dinner

Friday, April 6th

~ Installation of Officers

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