november 2017 volume 11 the hilltop herd - elks
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November 2017 VOLUME 11
THE HILLTOP HERD
The Friendliest Lodge in All of Elkdom” South San Francisco Lodge #2091
920 Stonegate Drive, South San Francisco, CA 94080 Phone: 650/ 589-4030 or 650/ 761-6384 Fax: 650/ 589-4030
November 2017
2017-2018 SSF Lodge Officers and Committee Persons Exalted Ruler Jere Williams [email protected] 650/678-3830 Leading Knight Joseph Tice [email protected] 415/203-6242 Loyal Knight Brian Rogers [email protected] 650 589-4030 Lecturing Knight John Junier [email protected] 650/270-8630 Secretary Kimberley Collins [email protected] 650/589-4030 Treasurer Satish Chandra [email protected] 650/255-7990 Esquire David Fadda Lodge 650/589-4030 Tiler Bob Serrano Lodge 650/589-4030 Chaplain Richard Seguine Lodge 650/589-4030 Inner Guard Charles Domerofski Lodge 650/589-4030 5 year Trustee Mike Chandra Lodge 650/589-4030 4 Year Trustee Joseph Reilly Lodge 650/589-4030 3 Year Trustee James Assolino [email protected] 650/672-1187 2 Year Trustee Tammy Keller [email protected] 415/717-2227 1Year Trustee Sylvia Warnes [email protected] 650/755-9315
Lodge Committees 4th of July Lou Bellotti/Frank Deering Lodge 650/589-4210 Accident Prevention Jim Assolino [email protected] 415/672-1187 Accounting and Auditing Dale Fuss/ Leanne Davis Lodge 650/589-4030 Americanism John Junier Lodge 650/270-8630 Bequests & Living Trusts TBD
650/589-4030
Bar Manager Glen Yuke [email protected] 415/269-0008 Car Show Ron Nunez Lodge 650/589-4030 CHEA Major Projects Joseph Tice Lodge 650/589-4030 Christmas Parties Jackie Serrano [email protected] 415/516-9020 Drug Awareness Kim Collins [email protected] 650/589-4030 Editor/Social Media Sylvia Warnes [email protected] 650/755-9315 Elks National Foundation Joseph Tice [email protected] 650/589-4030 Flag Day John Junier [email protected] 650/270-8630 Government Relations John Junier [email protected] 650/270-8630 Gym Maintenance Gil Aldrete/ Bob Payne Lodge 650/589-4030 Hoop Shoot James Sotomayer Lodge 650/589-4030 Indoctrination Jere Williams [email protected] 650/678-3830 Installation Sylvia Warnes Lodge 650/589-4030 Ladies of SSF Elks Bobbi Damonte Lodge 650/589-6828 Lapsation TBA [email protected] 650/589-4030 Lodge Activities Bobbi Damonte Lodge 650/589-4030 Membership Chair John Junier [email protected] 650/270-8630 Membership Investigative Jere Williams [email protected] 650/678-3830 Memorial Day Frank Deering Lodge 650/589-4030 P.E.R. Association John Junier [email protected] 650/588-7074 Photographer TBD Lodge 650/589-4030 Piggy Bank Collector Kim Collins [email protected] 650/589-4030 Protocol Sylvia Warnes Lodge 650/755-9315 Public Relations Tim Anderson Lodge 650/589-4030
Ritual Training Sylvia Warnes/ /Harry Magnan /Rich Garcia
650/589-4030
Scholarship Fund Lou Boccaleoni No email 650/589-8273 Student of the Semester Lou Boccaleoni No email 650/589-8273 VFW/Veteran Services Frank Deering Lodge 650/589-4210 Patrick Rosenthal [email protected] 650-219-1019
Youth Activities TBD Notify lodge if interested House Committee
Chairman: John Junier Painting Co-Chair: Frank Deering Henry Sanchez Mike Keller Richard Garcia
Committeeman: Gil Aldrete Bob Smith Joe O’Balle Committeeman: Bobbi Damonte
Committeeman: Glen Yuke Windows Committeeman: Nuggett Towle
Committeeman: Tony Formosa Gardens & Lawns: Mike Booth Paul Rusca Willie Williams Jackie Bevins Loue Bellotti
Thursday Work Crew Coordinator: Gil Aldrete Building Committee: Joe O’Balle Mike Keller Asst. Coordinator Frank Deering Phil Guterman Fred Guerrero Work Crew Chef: Lady Elks Work Crew Bartenders: Mando Olivas/Theresa Molossi LightBulbs: Frank Deering
General Maintenance & Repairs Gym: Bob Payne Gil Aldrete Marty Novello Frank Deering Lou Bellotti Gil Aldrete Sunshine Girls: Gloria Rodiak Bobbi Damonte Phil Guterman Rich Fierro Janice Ide Chris Babcock Dave Ahern Dave Learmonth : Don O’Conner
Message from Exalted Ruler Jere Williams
Well the holidays are here. It’s time to spend warm wishes and cheer not only with our families but with our Brother and Sister Elks. The Lodge continues to be a busy place. The car show just concluded and many thanks to Loke and Ron for a great event. The Veterans BBQ lunch will be on Nov 11th at the Lodge. All Veterans and one guest of their choice are free. Please come, join in the good food and thank our veterans for all they have done for our country. The Members bar, with the NFL season at the midpoint, is rocking and rolling. Come cheer on your favorite teams (hopefully the 49ers) and enjoy the hospitality of our Lodge. As the Christmas season approaches, lets keep in mind others who are less fortunate than us. The fires in Napa and Sonoma have displaced many families. We have donated jackets and a truck load of goods to the effort and we will coordinate with our Bay District Lodges to see what other aid can be sent to those in need. Finally, the Lodge has been extremely busy upgrading it’s facilities. The new lighting project has been approved and hopefully will begin in a month or two. Discussions have been taking place on the new California Catering contract and the removal of the Elks heads in the Lodge with an upgraded video system. These issues will be discussed in the upcoming Lodge meetings so if you do not attend the meetings and vote your conscience, then your voice will not be heard or counted. until next time…Fraternally…Jere PS Please remember the DDGER Visitation , Dinner and Lodge Meting on October 26th. Tickets are on sale in the Secretary’s Office
Message from our First Lady – Geri Williams Happy Autumn to All. This season has always been my favorite, partly because of the smell of autumn in the air, but for the most part because it is the harbinger of the Holiday season to come. And it seems to mellow people, and bring out the generous and giving spirit that is within us all. This is evident in the giving nature of the Elks and their families. Kudos for the recent outpouring from our Lodge of clothes, blankets, and other essential items to the victims of the firestorm in Napa, Sonoma, and Mendocino counties. Special thanks to Tammy Keller for undertaking the task of loading up her truck and transporting all the donated items to our affected neighbors to the north. In a similar thread I would like to thank all the Elks members who have donated toiletry items picked up from hotels during your vacations. In a previous newsletter I mentioned my intent to package the items and have them delivered to veterans organizations. Update: I will be organizing a "packaging date" for the toiletry items next month (date to be determined), with the goal of packaging them as Christmas/Holiday gifts. Many thanks to Our Lecturing Knight John Junier for being our connection to the VFW, who will dispense our little packages to our Veterans. If anybody is interested in helping on the assembly line, I'd love to have you. And please keep collecting the toiletry items. My hope is to have assembly parties throughout the year. I'll also be sharing with you in next month's newsletter another project, that is currently in the planning stages, involving our troops in Afghanistan and Iraq. Have a happy Halloween, whether you're the Treater or the costumed Trick or Treater. I hope to see many of you at the Halloween Dinner Dance, where we can all let our inner child out for the night. Your First Lady, 👻👻🎃🎃 Geri 💀💀🍭🍭
South San Francisco Elks Lodge 2091 Lodge office hours: Tuesday-Friday 9AM-2PM
Lodge Secretary: Kimberley Collins: 650 589-4030 ext 11 Lodge Bookkeeper: Evelyn Lavin: ext 10
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Of the U.S. A. A Fraternal Organization
Mission Statement To inculcate the principles of Charity, Justice, Brotherly Love, and Fidelity; to recognize a belief in God; to promote the welfare and enhance the happiness of its members; to quicken the spirit of American patriotism; to cultivate good fellowship; to perpetuate itself as a fraternal organization, and to provide for its government, the Benevolent and Protective Order of Eks of the United States of America will serve the people and communities through benevolent programs, demonstrating that
. . . CARE - Share
INCREASE MEMBERSHIP
Applications available in Secretary’s Office or after
hours with the bartender.
DISTRICT WIDE EVENTS CAN BE VIEWED ON THE WEB:
http://baydistrictelks.org/upcoming-events.html
FIND US ON FACEBOOK: facebook.com/Elks2091SouthSanFranciscoLodge
Elk's Children Christmas Party
Saturday December 9th, 2017
Time: 11:00 AM Sharp
Print Child's Name Age Gender(M/F)
Print Member's name Member's number
Please complete this form & return to the Lodge Secretary or call Jackie Serrano @ (415)516-9020 to sign up. Deadline November 17th, 2017.
Party is for Elk Member's children, Grand or Great Grandchildren 12 yrs & younger only of SSF Elk Lodge 2091. Entertainment, refreshments and visit from Santa Claus with Xmas gifts.
Charity Corner
Well here we are! The lodge year is half done. Here comes the holidays and charity to all doesn't stop. There is still a lot to do especially with Thanksgiving and Christmas coming up. Thanks to all Lodge Members that helped contribute donations to the Catholic Worker House in San Bruno (it was really appreciated by them, they sent us a beautiful thank you letter). The purple pig drawing will be on hiatus until Thursday, January 25, 2018. As always, thank you for supporting the purple pig through the drawing and bringing in a purple pig filled with money that helps our disabled children. Fraternally yours, Joe Tice
Elks Care – Elks Share
Scholarship Chair, Lou Boccoleoni, with 2017 Scholarship recipients,
Nicole Drake and David Jenkins,
graduates of Terra Nova High School.
This is why we do it!
BIRTHDAYS
October 25 - Karen Safley
Purple Pig Donations
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John Stokes David Vallerga Michael Moore
NEW MEMBERS TO THE SSF ELKS LODGE!!
John Siuseponi Isola Occhipinti Rocky Garcia
ENF Donor Bill of Rights
The Elks National Foundation considers philanthropy to be a voluntary action for the public good. It is this tradition of giving and sharing that drives and supports our work. To assure that our donors can have full confidence in the ENF and the programs we ask them to support, we declare that all of our donors have the following rights:
1. To be informed of the Elks National Foundation’s mission, of the way we intend to use donated resources, and of our capacity to use donations effectively for their intended purpose.
2. To be informed of the identity of those serving on the Elks National Foundation’s governing board, and to expect the board to exercise prudent judgment in its stewardship responsibilities.
3. To have access to the Elks National Foundation’s most recent financial statements.
4. To be assured their gifts will be used for the purposes for which they were given.
5. To receive appropriate acknowledgment and recognition. 6. To be assured that information about their donations is handled
with respect and with confidentiality to the extent provided by the law.
7. To expect that all relationships with individuals representing the ENF will be professional in nature.
8. To be informed whether those seeking donations are volunteers, employees of the Elks National Foundation or hired solicitors.
9. To have the opportunity for their names to be deleted from mailing lists that the Elks National Foundation may intend to share. (Note: The ENF does not sell or share its mailing lists.)
10. To feel free to ask questions when making a donation and to receive prompt, truthful and forthright answers.
12TH ANNUAL CARE SHOW As you are aware the car held on October 15 was the 12th Annual Car Show held at the SSF Elks Lodge 2091. At the time the planning of the show waw very intense, but the sure determination of the car show committee created a successful event. Also, I would like to extend my gratitude to the volunteers who worked very hard with each other to bring this event to a successful end. It is a great thing to have the Elk’s and the community work together and also is a good way to promote future membership. Way to go people! Again, thank you very much for all your help and determination.
Sponsors: Mc Curdy Roofing Lokelani Huihui Bobbi Damonte Tim Anderson (Great Chili!) SSF Elks Evergood Sausage Co. Beverage Committee Daly City Fog Cutters Relay for Life Volunteer Al Hoeser, Lokelani HuiHui, Linz LeRond, Carol Meyer, Linda Grassi, Bill Baioni, Dan Denardi, Ruth Denardi, Jackie Serrano, Fred Guerrero, Patricia Stimmel, James Stimmel, Kristina Anderson, Satish Chandra, Paul Schlotfeldt, Chrissy Stimmel, Roberto Alvarez, Kim Collins, Angel Anguiar, Leonard Bergo, Tim Anderson. Sincerely, Ron Nunez, PER
Congratulations to all of the owners of
these beautiful classic cars!
Congratulations to the award winners!
You all are winners with these
automobiles!
Thank you for sharing your
passion!
Heard by the Herd You have to see the members bar in person to appreciate how nice it looks. The members who participated in the beautification project should be proud of their work in creating an environment we can all enjoy. Great job. It must be my age. I still can't get used to all the monikers people use today. Dude, homes, bro, etc. What happened to people calling you by your name, or sir, or just saying 'hi'. When I was a kid, I wanted to be a cowboy and I take offense to being called a dude. A dude to me is a city slicker who goes to a ranch and can't ride a horse. Well even though I was born in a big city, and I'm sort of afraid of horses, I still don't want to be called a dude. I've got four brothers and we don't even call each other 'bro.' and homes, I just don't know. It must be my age, I forgot my point. I saw Satish in the bar on a Tuesday night wearing a Kevin Durant”Warriors" jersey. I was surprised as I just assumed his favorite jersey would be 'Curry'. After 5 yrs., Frank our TWC electrician finally saw his dream come to reality when Our Lodge voted to approve changing all the lights in our Lodge to L.E.D. lighting. Much work was necessary by the House Committee, The Board of Trustees, and our E.R. to bring this to fruition. This should save our Lodge much money over the years. Thanks Frank for your tenacity. Just keep the microphone out of his hands. If you didn't know, the Grand Lodge mandates that our bar be shut down during our two monthly meetings that last 1 to 2 hrs. This is done to encourage attendance at our meetings. Believe it or not, we have member(s) who would rather sit at the bar in the dark and complain about not being able to watch a game on T.V. then come to the meeting. Oh well. Our Lodge didn't make this rule, but I think it's a reasonable one. At our last meeting, Oct 12th, we had only two members present who were not Officers. Sad I heard through the grapevine that our Lodge is again considering removing the Elk Heads in our Lodge meeting/dining room. It is planned they be replaced with a projection T.V system. This will allow our Lodge much more latitude in providing visual orientations for our members and others who rent through Calif Catering which will make our Lodge a more attractive venue. This could be a large boon in the income our Lodge receives which
would allow us to contribute more to the charities of our choice which is one of the main reasons for our existence. The Elks Heads don't make us Elks, our members do. Remember, the common cold lasts about 2 weeks if left. If treated with medication and rest, it only lasts about 14 days. This is us, Charlie Domerofski PER
South San Francisco Chatter by Jeannette Holt
650-588-0727
November 2, 2017 – Thursday - The South San Francisco Chamber of Commerce presents Taste of South San Francisco - Come enjoy South San Francisco’s Most Exquisite Culinary Cuisine Showcased By Our Local Food Establishments - 11:30am - 1:30pm - South San Francisco Conference Center 255 South Airport Blvd., SSF. $25.00 per person in advance - Raffle prizes galore!!! To purchase tickets visit our calendar of events at www.ssfchamber.com November 3, 2017 – Friday -The 37th Annual Holiday Boutique sponsored by South San Francisco Senior Services - From 9:00 am – 2:00 pm at the Municipal Services Building, 33 Arroyo Drive in South San Francisco. This event features hand crafted as well as commercially produced items for sale. This includes unique jewelry, hand painted items, candles & soaps, greeting cards, fragrances and snack booth. There is much more. Admission is free. For further information, please call 650-829-3820. Ask for Fran or Laura. November 3, 2017 – Friday - Project Read’s Trivia Challenge 25th Anniversary! Celebrate with us! This year’s Trivia Challenge will be held at the South San Francisco Conference Center. You won’t want to miss this exciting competition, which includes a social hour, dinner, silent auction, raffle and of course the Challenge! Last year 30 teams competed for the coveted trophy, and the winner, for the 1st time, was Mis-Management. Join the fun and support Project Read tutors and learners as well as all the other wonderful programs offered by this important library service. For more information Contact Project Read at (650) 829-3871 November 4, 2017 – Saturday - The Historical Society of South San Francisco is presenting a Holiday Champagne Reception & Boutique at the historic Plymire-Schwarz House from 1:00 – 4:00pm, at 519 Grand Avenue in South San Francisco. Funds raised will this 112-year old historic facility. The House will be “dressed up” for the holidays! $20 donation at the door includes a tour of the House, a complimentary beverage and an array of sweet treats. A non-refundable advance donation of $15 can be mailed (by October 23) to Historical Society of SSF, 80 Chestnut Avenue, South San Francisco, CA 94080. Make checks payable to Historical Society of SSF. For more information contact Julie at (415) 869-3559 or email [email protected]. Please join us as we celebrate and showcase our vintage Christmas cheer! November 10, 2017 Friday – Veterans Day observed & City offices closed November 11, 2017 – Saturday Veterans Day November 14, 2017 – Tuesday - Ladies of SSF Elks Christmas Boutique and Luncheon, - Vendor Booths open at 10:a.m. - Turkey Luncheon 12:00 Noon - $15 p.p. All are welcome. Call for luncheon reservations - Bobbi Damonte 991-3321 or Gloria Rodiack 589-6828.
November 16, 2017 – Thursday – Driver Safety Program - 9:00am – 1:00pm; South San Francisco Senior Services & County Supervisor Warren Slocum’s office along with the California Highway Patrol Volunteer Program and the San Mateo County Commission on Aging will host another Driver Safety Program at the Magnolia Center. 40 Morning refreshment served to the first 40 participate who register in advance by calling the Office of County Supervisor Warren Slocum at (650)363-4570. NOVEMBER 18, 2017 - ITALIAN NIGHT - MUSIC BY GEORGE CAMPI - 6:00 p.m. cocktails, 7:00 p.m. Dinner - $30 p.p. Members, $30 p.p. Non-Members $35 p.p. Call Bobbie Damonte 650-991-3321for reservations November 18, 2017 - Saturday - 44th Annual Thanksgiving Fun Run - 9:00 a.m. The 44th Annual Thanksgiving Fun Run hosted by the Parks and Recreation Department will be held on Saturday, November 18. Pre-Registration will end on Monday, November 6th. Pre-registration cost per person: $20.00 Race Day Registration: $30.00 13 years old- 17 years old: $5.00 12 years and under: Free (registration form required) You can download the registration form online by clicking here. For further information, please call the Recreation Office at (650) 829-3820. November 23, 2017 – Thanksgiving – City offices closed November 24 –City offices closed December 11, 2017 – Monday - CHRISTMAS COOKIE PACKAGING - The City of South San Francisco Community Outreach needs YOU! Please join us to help package holiday cookies for our South San Francisco senior residents . 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. SSFFD, Fire Station, No. 61 Emergency Operations Center 480 N. Canal St. South San Francisco Please let me know if you're able to join us -- and feel free to bring a friend! You're welcome to email me at [email protected], call 650.829.6680 (office), and/or call/text 650.318.8657 (cell).
Member Notice from Gym Committee
Our water is not FREE.
PLEASE LIMIT YOUR SHOWERS TO UNDER 4 MINUTES.
Thank you.
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ROOFING & SIDING MICHAEL FELLMAN
(650) 755-1600 Office 106 Bismark St, Daly City, Ca 94014
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650-588-0103 Foreign & Domestic Vehicle, Maintenance & Repair
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650-756-0113 Cell: 415-505-6511
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2017 Elk-Tivities
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 01 02 03 04
MEMBER LOUNGE Open 3-
8pm Lounge open 4PM-
6:30PM
MEMBER LOUNGE Open
3-8pm
Lounge Open 12PM-8PM
05 06 07 08 09 10 11 Member's Lounge Open
3pm-8 pm
MEMBER LOUNGE Open 3-8pm
CHICKEN MILANESE
MEMBER LOUNGE Open 3-8pm
Trustee Meeting 6:30pm
Investigation Meeting 6pm
MEMBER LOUNGE Open 3-
8pm
Lounge open 4PM-6:30PM
Lodge Meeting 6:30pm/Balloting/ Nominations
Lounge Open 3PM-8PM
Lounge Open 3pm-8 pm VETS LUNCHEON
11:30AM
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Member's Lounge Open
3pm-8 pm
LODGE OFFICE CLOSED
MEMBER LOUNGE
Open 3-8pm
BAKED HAM W/PINEAPPLE
LADIES BOUTIQUE
11am
Lounge open 3-8pm
MEMBER LOUNGE Open 3-8pm
Lounge open 4PM-6:30PM
House Cmtee Mtg
12:45PM
Lounge open 3PM-8PM -
Lounge Open 3pm-8 pm
Italian Night Dinner
Dance 6pm
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Member's Lounge Open
3pm-8 pm
LODGE OFFICE CLOSED
MEMBER LOUNGE Open 3-8pm
ROASTED TURKEY &FIXINGS
Lounge open 3-8pm
MEMBER LOUNGE Open 3-8pm
LODGE CLOSED
Happy Thanksgiving!
Lounge open 3PM-8PM
Lounge Open 3pm-8 pm
26 27 28 29 30 3 Member's Lounge Open
3pm-8 pm
LODGE OFFICE
CLOSED MEMBER LOUNGE
Open 3-8pm
PRAWNS Lounge open 3PM-8PM
MEMBER LOUNGE Open 3-8pm
Lounge open 4PM-
6:30PM
NOTES: LADY'S SAUNA AND STEAM DAYS - THURSDAYS 12PM-4PM, SUNDAYS 2PM-5PM
Thursday Work Crew - 9am-12pm every Thursday at the lodge– Volunteers Welcome and Appreciated!
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks #2091 920 Stonegate Drive South San Francisco, CA 94080 (650) 589-4030 Past Exalted Rulers
1958-59 Al J. Welte* 1994-95 Lawrence Lavin*
1959-60 F. Clay Fisher* 1995-96 Steve Granieri
1960-61 Ed A. Schultheis* 1996-97 Earl Somers
1961-62 Victor Rosa* 1997-98 Fred Sheppard
1962-64 John A. Putkey, PVSP* 1998-99 Art Luhman*
1963-64 Joseph Galligan* 1999-2000 Lou Tricerri
1964-65 Fred L. Barraco* 2000-2001 Jim St. John*
1965-66 Pat Morello*
1966-67 Robert Granger, PDDGER* 2002-03 Dr. David Heaton
1967-68 Earl Goodway* 2003-04 Ron Ganser
1968-69 John Hoffman* 2004-05 Art Luhman*
1969-70 W. Don Lesher, PDDGER* 2005-06 Ted Wright
1970-71 Bob Donnelly* 2006-07 Sylvia Warnes, PDDGER
1971-72 Roy Johnston* 2007-08 David Ocampo
1972-73 Paul Lindstrom* 2008-09 Dr. David Heaton
1973-74 Fred Daly* 2009-10 Fred Guerrero
1974-75 Ferris Brunetti* 2010-11 Fred Guerrero
1975-76 Ken Magee* 2011-12 Mary Motoh
1976-77 Frank Rodriguez* 2012-2013 Patrick Currier
1977-78 Richard Romine* 2013-2014 John Junier
1978-79 Albert McCrellis* 2014-2015 Fred Guerrero
1979-80 Albert Behn* 2015-2016 Charles Domerofski
1980-81 Dick Sierra* 2016-2017 Reynaldo Nunez 1981-82 W.G. "Buzz" Wilkes, PDDGER
1982-83 Ted Simmons* PERS from other Lodges
1983-84 Richard Garcia 1994-95 Peter C. Weiglin San Mateo #1112
1984-85 Ken Dallas*
2009-12
Sylvia Endicott Sullivan, Yankton, SD 944
1985-86 William Verna* 1986-87 R.E. Dumont*
*Deceased 1987-88 Edmond Gitschel*
1988-89 A.J. "Tony" Stoja* 1989-90 Michael San Filippo* 1990-91 Elias Galindo* 1991-92 Rudy Fischer* 1992-93 Art Torres, Jr. PDDGER* 1993-94 Gordon Sayers*
Non Profit Org U.S. POSTAGE PAID SAN FRANCISCO, CA. PERMIT NO. 512
All Members are welcome to attend all meetings!
Elks Care Elks Share