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Volume 61, Issue 8 NOVEMBER 2021Monthly newsletter of the Springfield Oregon Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks #2145 ~ A fraternal organization

@ the Lodge ~ Appointments starting at 9am, last one is at 2pmSign up online at www.redcrossblood.org

use sponsor code: springfieldelksor call 1-800-733-2767

For additional details contact ourLodge coordinator Jeri Lynn,

541-747-2145 or [email protected] Note: Donors that received a COVID-19 vaccine will

need to provide the manufacturer name when they come to do-nate. You should have been given a card at the time you got

vaccinated, bring that with you. Blood collection is an essentialservice as stipulated by the CDC, and blood collection must

continue, even during limited movement orders. Red Cross isfollowing guidance from the CDC and public health authorities.

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Message from our Lodge PER AssociationFellow members, we want to remind you that the PERTaco Night is back. We offer tacos on the first Monday ofeach month starting at 6pm. Please check the bulletincalendar for events and you will find us listed.The Lodge PERs contribute financially to the Lodge eachyear. We have contributed to Lodge improvements, anew freezer for the kitchen, and we contribute funds tohelp provide live music for events. As we support theLodge we also need your support so that we may doeven more! Our goal is to provide support and mentoringto ensure the success of our Lodge.

— Fraternally, Ron Sharrah, PER Association President

Sprucing up the place!Member Dennis Mashak paintingthe front doors. Nice new look toour entry way! More to come!

November is

Veteran Remembrance Month

“So long as there are Veterans the Benevolent & Protective Orderof Elks will never forget them”

Tailgate PartyNov 27

Time TBD

49’er bulletin ~ november 2021 ~ issue #8

For the second year in a row, due to thepandemic, the Lane County StandDown for Veterans had to be cancelled.This is truly disappointing to those whoorganize this event every year and workso hard to provide our less fortunateveterans with good meals and servicesthey need going into the winter months.It is even more disappointing to thoseveterans who count on this event for ahand up. We are keeping our fingerscrossed for next year.The cancellation also means we had toget approval to redirect our FreedomGrant funds to another veteran-orientedproject. Fortunately, we found the per-fect recipient for our $2500 contribution,and that’s Veterans Legacy CampAlma. Founded in 2016, Camp Almaprovides integrative treatment in a ruralsetting to area veterans. They addressmedical and psychological needs ofveterans in a therapeutic agriculturalsetting located just outside of Eugene.Their vision is to break the cycle of vet-eran suicides, mental health disordersand social costs from the underservedexperiencing PTSD, substance abuseand associated traumas. Their philoso-phy is that healing and wellness is afunction of a safe environment, mean-ingful therapeutic experiences and amulti-faceted, community-based systemof extended care.We are pleased to contribute our $2500grant to help cover the cost of filling 3large propane tanks which are used toheat veteran housing among otherthings essential to running the camp.Thank you to Rick Armosino, our Vet-erans chairman, and member JoeRamp for this worthwhile idea.

Past State PresidentPast State PresidentOSEA Hall of FameSC Vice President

PDDGER Jim AlamedaPDDGER Dave OlheiserPDDGER Don RiceBen Adams

Oregon State Elks Association

Honored Past Exalted Rulers

PER Association OfficersPresidentSecretary

PER Ron SharrahPER Carla Kellogg

J.M. Maitland*Allan Bartholomew*Sidney Frank*Mark McMahon*DeWayne Higbee* PDDGERRalph Forge* PDDGERLouis F. Hince*Jay C. Hicks, Jr.*Donald Brownrigg*Kenneth Bedortha*Don Abraham* PDDGERWilliam Jones*George Gwyn*Lester Zook*A.W. ‘Dub’ Brown*N. Keith PearsonLeonard Staton*Ray E. Cook*Joe Williamson*Gerald A. Wilcox* PDDGERD.L. ‘Mike’ Michelson* PDDGERSpencer Gaston*Obie Jim Love*George Friedt*Leland “Bo” Jeffries*Don HinkleBenjamin P. Box*Stanley Platt*Clinton Cobert* PDDGERRichard SturgisDonald Rice, Sr PDDGERPaul Tyler*W.T. ‘Tom’ AlexanderM.H. ‘Corky’ WalshCharles Kindrick*Leon ChartierJim MustolaGary Funk*H.A. ‘Hank’ GautEd BaileyWalt Lott*Bill KelloggTimm DotsonPhil Van BlaricomDave Olheiser PSP, PDDGERDon Abraham* ** PDDGERLarry ClairAyn KelloggEd Bailey**Dave CholewinskiLouie Araldi* (Coos Bay)Carla KelloggJim Alameda PSP, PDDGERDavid Olheiser** PSP, DDGERRon Sharrah (Sweet Home) PDDGERKathy AraldiMark McCulloughLisette Spencer** (K Falls) PDDGERRichard TracyPam TaylorLisa K Pinter** (Salem)David Whitlock DDGERJerry Lee FrenchDianne Sharrah

* Deceased ** Repeat

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Lodge Officers 2021-2022

Lodge HonoreesElk of the Year ~ Doug Cox

Officer of the Year ~ Rick ArmosinoCitizen of the Year ~ Jeri Lynn Whitlock

South Central District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler:David Whitlock

458/210-6632 / [email protected]

Office hours: 10am - 3pm, Tues thru FriThe Office is closed Sat/Sun/Mon

Phone: (541) 747-2145Fax: (541) 746-7611Email: [email protected]

Bulletin Deadline: Monthly on 3rd SundayBulletin Chairman: Mary AllenBulletin Editor: Barb TylerSubmit articles by email: [email protected]: Copy Rite PrintingFolding/Mailing: Loyal donut-powered Lodge volunteersBulletin is available to Elks online at Elks.orgor OregonElks.org ~ select Lodge Bulletins, username andpassword are required.Advertising: $100 per year or $10 per month.

Exalted Ruler Barb TylerLeading Knight Rick ArmosinoLoyal Knight Dave Olheiser PER, PDDGER

Lecturing Knight Mary AllenEsquire David Whitlock PER, DDGER

Chaplain Carla Kellogg PER

Inner Guard Susan AndersonTiler Monty CookSecretary Jeri Lynn WhitlockTreasurer Phyllis BevanOrganist Laura StoweAlternate Officer Dianne Sharrah PER

1 Yr. Trustee Mickie Cook2 Yr. Trustee Jim Bevan3 Yr. Trustee Ron Sharrah PER, PDDGER

4 Yr. Trustee Nancy Jones5 Yr. Trustee Trina Isaacs

Exalted Ruler Barb Tyler

From the Lecturing Knight Mary AllenHere we are at the beginning of another holiday season! No-vember is the month for giving thanks for the many blessingswe enjoy in our lives. This would be a great opportunity tothank some of our unsung volunteers who quietly donate manyhours every month doing everything from returning cans and

bottles, to running karaoke, to repairing various items, to painting and fix-ing things, putting on our parties and activities, running the kitchen, bar-tending, managing poker and pool nights, and on and on. My thanks to allof you for the service you provide!

Please let us know if you would like to be mentioned here.Call the office at 541-747-2145.

Teri Tabor is having some medical issuesLes Hill broke his shin, he is at Marquis

Please keep our members and their families in your thoughts and prayers.

Sickness & Distress

DENNIS MASHAKA quiet guy that al-ways does things be-hind the scenes, that’s

Dennis. I am honored to select him thismonth for his work on making the outsideof our building more presentable. He andJohn Logan spent time pressure washingthe walls, and Dennis sanded all of thefront doors and the Elk script that hangson the front of the building, and finishedthem off with a nice coat of fresh paint!Thank you Dennis for always being willingto lend a hand at your Lodge!

Elk ofthe Month

TrusteeJIM BEVAN

Put Jim on a task toaccomplish for the

Board and he is a bull dog at getting itdone! He will stick with something until hehas the right answer. But in addition to hisofficer duties, he took on organizing thenew monthly golf outings and has done agreat job, just like he does with the firstand third Texas Holdem games that heand wife Phyllis run every month. Thankyou Jim for the extra mile you always putin for the Lodge!

Officer ofthe Month

From the Leading Knight Rick ArmosinoHappy November Everyone! Don’t forget the Purple & White isNovember 13th, a Saturday night. We will be drawing for theBowflex exercise machine — tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20.Tickets will be available to purchase up to drawing time; pro-ceeds will go to Veteran’s projects. Other charities will be there

too, like Autism, Ren Palo, Americanism, Emblem Club, EYES, and El-karitas, each selling tickets to their own raffles, so bring cash! Our dinnermenu will be thoughtfully prepared by our chef Kevin and will be a choiceof Roast Beef w/Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans and Caesar Salad;Chicken Marsala, w/Rice Pilaf, Green Beans and Caesar Salad; or Vege-tarian Lasagna, w/Garlic Bread and Caesar Salad. Cost for each item is$22 and includes gratuity. Each meal is also served with Kevin’s famousPumpkin Mouse for dessert! Live music will be provided by “Innocent Fu-gitive” and the theme will be “Don’t We Look Great?” Attire will be cocktailor semi-formal. Please RSVP to the Lodge by Nov 9th so we are sureto prepare enough food for everyone. Hope to see everyone there. Also,we are In need of desserts and booze donations for a cake/booze walk, ifyou can donate, please drop your item off at the Lodge. Thank you!

From the Loyal Knight Dave Olheiser, PERWe are into Fall and shortly it will be winter. We will have spe-cials in the kitchen every Friday, and we brought steaks backon the regular menu. If you have anything you would like tohave for a special, let me know and maybe we will try it.The breakfasts have been great, I still need a volunteer charity

group for December and January, all you have to do is serve, we will takecare of the rest. I finally landed a band for the Christmas Party on Decem-ber 18th, mark your calendar now as it will be a night to remember.

From the Lodge Secretary Jeri Lynn WhitlockThe month of November is the month for being grateful. Well Ican tell you I am very grateful for a loving, kind, fun and faithfulhusband (David), he is a wonderful man and I cannot see my-self without him. Also I am very thankful for my “sisters fromdifferent mothers”, you know who you are, love you all. Thank

you to this Elks Lodge, you have become family, I look forward to thecoming years and watching us grow. Thank you to all the officers andcommittee members and volunteers that work tirelessly to keep this lodgeup and running, it does not go unnoticed. Have a wonderful Thanksgivingspent with family and friends. Love one another, take care and GodBless.***We are hosting another Blood Drive on Tuesday, November 9, from9am to 2pm. Please sign up thru the American Red Cross and donate!

“We shall meet, but we shallmiss them”

Robert McCulloch50 years an Elk Acting Exalted Ruler

David Whitlock (PER)presented JimEmery with Elk ofthe Month forOctober, andSecretary JeriLynn Whitlockwith Officer of theMonth!

Welcome New Members!Initiated in Septemberwere: James Pontious,Sharon Parker, MarilynChew & Roger Toy


Crying TowelIt pays to attend a Lodge Meeting! The followingmembers missed out on winning upwards of $125!

Emblem is having a Bake Sale at the PER Taco Nighton November 1st, please bring your bake goods to besold. Our regular meeting will be Saturday, November13th at 11am, hope to see you there. And don’t forgetour Holiday Bazaar is Saturday and Sunday, November

20-21. Thank you everyone for saving the bottles and cans, keepthem coming. Have a happy and safe Thanksgiving!

~ Emblem Friendship,Sue Ellen Dahlquist, President

Springfield Emblem Club #506

Charity Breakfast: For November,the Autism committee will be servingthe breakfast on the second Sunday.Proceeds from tips and a portion ofthe meals sold will go to help fundtheir charity account. Breakfast isserved from 10am to noon.

Blood Drive: We are hosting another Blood Drive onTuesday, November 9, from 9am to 2pm. Please signup thru the American Red Cross and donate!Civic Works: Since June our Lodge has been theweekly meeting place for the Springfield Rotary. Youmay have seen their sign posted outside in the parkinglot. Elk volunteers come together to prepare and servea lunch for upwards of 30 people every Wednesday.

Membership/Lapsation Report (Active Members 4/1/21: 481)Increases: 25Decreases: 14Gain or Loss: 11Total Active Members: 492Waiting to add: 6Delinquent: 31Lapsation rate: 6.44%Life Members: 60Honorary Life Members: 8Life Percentage: 14.14%Welcome New Members: Sharon Parker, Marilyn Chew,Roger Toy & James PontiousMembership Report: The Lodge currently has 31delinquent members. While this is less than we have had atthe half way point in previous years, it still equates to a lossin members. I would request that our members reach out totheir fellow members and ensure they know how importantpaying their dues is to our success as a Lodge. Nothing wecan do is better than communicating with our friends andfellow Elks. A visit, phone call or even a card expressingconcern for their welfare is extremely important and I cannot emphasize enough the positive impact for ourmembership. Our members need to understand that as Elkswe care. If they are experiencing difficulties we can, will andshould be there to help. We cannot know when ourmembers need help until we have communication.

— Fraternally, Ron Sharrah, Membership Chair

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Reminder…If we have an email address on file for you, you are nowreceiving your bulletin by email. If you prefer a printedcopy, you can either stop by the Lodge and pick up one,or request that the Secretary mail you one each month.If you have NOT been getting your monthly bulletin atall, please notify the Secretary. Thank you!

Scheduling golf this timeof the year is a challenge,and getting people to playeven more challenging.The last two dates have

been rained out. Keith Pearson in the past hasmanaged Elks Golf so I sat down and talkedto him about how he did this. His suggestion isto schedule it for a fixed time, date and placeeach month and ask Elks golfers to form upgroups to play or just to show up and pick upa group. So this will be our plan…We will meet at 11am at Hidden Valley thethird Wednesday each month. See you No-vember 17.

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November 9

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Tuesdays $2.50 tacos! 5pm

Dinner reservations must bereceived by November 9th

Contact the Lodge at541-747-2145 or

[email protected]

Fundraiser for Veterans andother Lodge charities!

See Leading Knight article foradditional details (pg 3).

Don’t We Look GreatDinner 5:00pm to 7:00pm

Beef, Chicken or Vegetarian Entrée$22 per person (gratuity included)

LIVE Music & Dancing7:00pm to 11:00pm

Innocent Fugitive BandCocktail or Semi-Formal Attire

Join us Veterans Day, Thursday,November 11, at approximately 7:15pmfor a check presentation of our FreedomGrant to Veterans Legacy Camp Alma.


~ Face masks are required inside the Lodge except when seated with food or beverage ~

SUN MON TUE WEDTHU

Lodge Night FRI SAT1 2 3 4 5 6

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

14 15 16 17 18 19 20

21 22 23 24 25 26 27

28 29 30

Kamper Klub NewsSeptember’s Kamp Out at Casey’s RV Parkin Westfir went well. There were 11 rigs

there. Everyone had a good time. Thank you Mike andConnie for hosting. October we were at Rising RiverRV Park in Roseburg, a new park for us. Mary and Ihosted this one. There were 11 rigs. The weather wasgreat. Mary made Taco Soup for Friday night dinner.Saturday morning Wayne, A.J. and Tom made break-fast (pancakes, scrambled eggs and sausage). Sev-eral people visited Wildlife Safari on Saturday. No-vember’s Kamp Out is at HiWay Haven RV Park inSutherlin on November 5-8; Barkers are hosting. Elec-tion of officers will be held at the November 1st meet-ing. Our Christmas dinner will be December 4th at theLodge; RSVP to me (541-746-0568) if you didn’t signup at the meeting. Be thinking of places to host aKamp Out next year. Four months are taken: Febru-ary, July, August, and September.Have a great Thanksgiving!

— Tom Alexander, President

Reminder for you onlineshoppers out there…If you do your holiday shopping online, besure to use smile.amazon.com so you canselect a charity to receive a small percentof your purchase amount. ENF, the ElksVeterans Service Commission, Elks Trustand other Elks charities, are available tochoose from, and it doesn’t cost you anyextra! Check it out the next time you shoponline!

Friday Night Hold’em @ 6:30pm (1st and 3rd

Fridays) ~ hosted by Phyllis & Jim Bevan.Barbara Bailey won this month’s gold coin bycorrectly recognizing that four cherries look a lotlike four sixes (6666). While she busily gathers

up gold coins, she runs our outdoor adventures program, fillsin as our KJ and helps out serving food. Nice job Barbara. TheSeptember 17th turnout of 21 players was gradually trimmeddown to six at a final table. Gary Gosser has been playing wellfinishing in the money often but this was the first tournamenthe has topped the field. He was followed by the top student ofEAT poker instructions, Lorraine Cuevas, PER David Whitlock,Elsie Berghold, and Gary McLeod. Joan Pierce was the bub-ble. PER Dianne Sharrah picked up high hand with an embar-rassingly weak three dimes over a couple of quackers. Sep-tember 22nd had a turnout of twelve. In the end, Jim Bevanfinally managed to win followed by Bill Nelson and PhyllisBevan. Jim completed his haul by also winning high hand. Di-anne Sharrah was the bubble lady. October 1st had twentyplayers competing. Jeanne Bewley was the top finisher fol-lowed by Gary McLeon. The last three in the prize pool weresoon to be member Craig Allen, Phyllis Bevan, and Joe Clark.Bubble was David and high hand was Pat Curran’s three la-dies and two rockets. Another small group played on October6th. The prize pool was topped by Joe Clark, Jim Emery, andBill Nelson. Gary Gosser won the October 17th tournament forhis second victory this reporting period. He was followed byBill Harper and Jim Bevan. Elsie Berghold was the bubble.This month’s gold coin goes to the first person who can tellJim Bevan which famous poker player was nicknamed“Downtown”.

RV Parking: 4 spaces with water and electricity available on firstcome first serve basis. 4-night maximum stay. $15 per night. We donot take reservations. Space for dry camping also available.

Aspen Wildlife Services LLC“Wild About Control”

Offices in Eugene & BendTerry BrantCell 541-968-8727

[email protected]. Box 72474

Eugene, Oregon 97401ODF&W Registered WCO #100024 CCB# 190026

LOUNGE HOURSTuesday thru Friday: 5:00pm to 12:00am

Daily Happy Hour: Open to 7pmNOTE: Lounge may close earlierdepending on the business need

DINING ROOM HOURSOpen Wed, Thur & Fri 5-7pm

Closed Sat-Tues

All information here is subject to change!For more information about our events and facilities please call 541-747-2145

PER Tacos 6pEmblem Bake &

Book Sale 6pKamper Klub 7p

Dave DO

Tacos 5pElkaritas 6p

Cigar Nite 6pKaraoke 7p with KJJohn Logan / Nancy DO

Rotary 11:30-1pDrop in Pool 6p

BINGO 7pRick DO

15th Night 5-7pCobert Rm

Lodge Mtg7:30p

Texas Holdem6:30p

Karaoke 7pKJ John Logan / Nancy DO

Tailgate PartyDucks @ WA TBDLounge open 1 hrbefore game time

Lodge Closed Lodge & LoungeClosed

Tacos 5pBOD Mtg 6:30p

Karaoke 7pwith KJ Jerry French

Mary DO

Rotary 11:30-1pDrop in Pool 6pTexas Holdem

6:30pBINGO 7p

Cards @ VFW 12p15th Night 5-7p Cobert Rm

Veterans ServiceLodge Mtg

7:30p Balloting

Karaoke 7pwith KJ John Logan

Jim DO

Emblem Mtg 11aTailgate Party

WA State @ DucksPurple & White

Sunday

Breakfast10a-12p

Supports Autism

Lodge & LoungeClosed

Tacos 5pOrientation 6p

Karaoke 7p with KJDan Shults / Trina DO


BINGO 7pRick DO


OSEA SC VP VisitLodge Mtg

7:30pInitiation

Texas Holdem6:30p

Karaoke 7pwith KJ Dan Shults

Trina DO

Emblem Bazaar9-4p

Tailgate PartyDucks @ Utah

Emblem Bazaar9-4p

Snack Pack 1pBULLETINDEADLINE


Tacos 5pKaraoke 7p

with KJ John LoganMary DO

Closed forHoliday Happy

Thanksgiving!Closed for

HolidayTailgate Party

OR State @ Ducks


Tacos 5pKaraoke 7p

with KJ John LoganNancy DO

Busy Bruce plays music in the Lounge everyFriday night from 5-7pm. Have dinner & enjoy!

Kamper Klub Kamp Outs 2021 ~ At A GlanceMonth Park/Location/Hosts

November 5-8 HiWay Haven/Sutherland/Barkers

December 4 Christmas Party

Kamper Klub HiWay Haven, Sutherland — 5-8

Wednesday Night Drop In Pool (EveryWednesday @ 6:30pm) hosted by Jim Pilling.

@Springf ie ldElks2145

Check out theEmblem Club

Holiday BazaarNov 20 & 219am to 4pm

@ the Springfield Elks Lodge

~ Face masks are required inside the Lodge except when seated with food or beverage ~

SUN MON TUE WEDTHU

Lodge Night FRI SAT1 2 3 4 5 6

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

14 15 16 17 18 19 20

21 22 23 24 25 26 27

28 29 30

Kamper Klub NewsSeptember’s Kamp Out at Casey’s RV Parkin Westfir went well. There were 11 rigs

there. Everyone had a good time. Thank you Mike andConnie for hosting. October we were at Rising RiverRV Park in Roseburg, a new park for us. Mary and Ihosted this one. There were 11 rigs. The weather wasgreat. Mary made Taco Soup for Friday night dinner.Saturday morning Wayne, A.J. and Tom made break-fast (pancakes, scrambled eggs and sausage). Sev-eral people visited Wildlife Safari on Saturday. No-vember’s Kamp Out is at HiWay Haven RV Park inSutherlin on November 5-8; Barkers are hosting. Elec-tion of officers will be held at the November 1st meet-ing. Our Christmas dinner will be December 4th at theLodge; RSVP to me (541-746-0568) if you didn’t signup at the meeting. Be thinking of places to host aKamp Out next year. Four months are taken: Febru-ary, July, August, and September.Have a great Thanksgiving!

— Tom Alexander, President

Reminder for you onlineshoppers out there…If you do your holiday shopping online, besure to use smile.amazon.com so you canselect a charity to receive a small percentof your purchase amount. ENF, the ElksVeterans Service Commission, Elks Trustand other Elks charities, are available tochoose from, and it doesn’t cost you anyextra! Check it out the next time you shoponline!

Friday Night Hold’em @ 6:30pm (1st and 3rd

Fridays) ~ hosted by Phyllis & Jim Bevan.Barbara Bailey won this month’s gold coin bycorrectly recognizing that four cherries look a lotlike four sixes (6666). While she busily gathers

up gold coins, she runs our outdoor adventures program, fillsin as our KJ and helps out serving food. Nice job Barbara. TheSeptember 17th turnout of 21 players was gradually trimmeddown to six at a final table. Gary Gosser has been playing wellfinishing in the money often but this was the first tournamenthe has topped the field. He was followed by the top student ofEAT poker instructions, Lorraine Cuevas, PER David Whitlock,Elsie Berghold, and Gary McLeod. Joan Pierce was the bub-ble. PER Dianne Sharrah picked up high hand with an embar-rassingly weak three dimes over a couple of quackers. Sep-tember 22nd had a turnout of twelve. In the end, Jim Bevanfinally managed to win followed by Bill Nelson and PhyllisBevan. Jim completed his haul by also winning high hand. Di-anne Sharrah was the bubble lady. October 1st had twentyplayers competing. Jeanne Bewley was the top finisher fol-lowed by Gary McLeon. The last three in the prize pool weresoon to be member Craig Allen, Phyllis Bevan, and Joe Clark.Bubble was David and high hand was Pat Curran’s three la-dies and two rockets. Another small group played on October6th. The prize pool was topped by Joe Clark, Jim Emery, andBill Nelson. Gary Gosser won the October 17th tournament forhis second victory this reporting period. He was followed byBill Harper and Jim Bevan. Elsie Berghold was the bubble.This month’s gold coin goes to the first person who can tellJim Bevan which famous poker player was nicknamed“Downtown”.

RV Parking: 4 spaces with water and electricity available on firstcome first serve basis. 4-night maximum stay. $15 per night. We donot take reservations. Space for dry camping also available.

Aspen Wildlife Services LLC“Wild About Control”

Offices in Eugene & BendTerry BrantCell 541-968-8727

[email protected]. Box 72474

Eugene, Oregon 97401ODF&W Registered WCO #100024 CCB# 190026

LOUNGE HOURSTuesday thru Friday: 5:00pm to 12:00am

Daily Happy Hour: Open to 7pmNOTE: Lounge may close earlierdepending on the business need

DINING ROOM HOURSOpen Wed, Thur & Fri 5-7pm

Closed Sat-Tues

All information here is subject to change!For more information about our events and facilities please call 541-747-2145

PER Tacos 6pEmblem Bake &

Book Sale 6pKamper Klub 7p

Dave DO

Tacos 5pElkaritas 6p

Cigar Nite 6pKaraoke 7p with KJJohn Logan / Nancy DO


BINGO 7pRick DO


Lodge Mtg7:30p

Texas Holdem6:30p

Karaoke 7pKJ John Logan / Nancy DO

Tailgate PartyDucks @ WA TBDLounge open 1 hrbefore game time


Tacos 5pBOD Mtg 6:30p

Karaoke 7pwith KJ Jerry French

Mary DO

Rotary 11:30-1pDrop in Pool 6pTexas Holdem

6:30pBINGO 7p

Cards @ VFW 12p15th Night 5-7p Cobert Rm

Veterans ServiceLodge Mtg

7:30p Balloting

Karaoke 7pwith KJ John Logan

Jim DO

Emblem Mtg 11aTailgate Party

WA State @ DucksPurple & White

Sunday

Breakfast10a-12p

Supports Autism


Tacos 5pOrientation 6p

Karaoke 7p with KJDan Shults / Trina DO


BINGO 7pRick DO


OSEA SC VP VisitLodge Mtg

7:30pInitiation

Texas Holdem6:30p

Karaoke 7pwith KJ Dan Shults

Trina DO

Emblem Bazaar9-4p

Tailgate PartyDucks @ Utah

Emblem Bazaar9-4p

Snack Pack 1pBULLETINDEADLINE


Tacos 5pKaraoke 7p

with KJ John LoganMary DO

Closed forHoliday Happy

Thanksgiving!Closed for

HolidayTailgate Party

OR State @ Ducks


Tacos 5pKaraoke 7p

with KJ John LoganNancy DO

Busy Bruce plays music in the Lounge everyFriday night from 5-7pm. Have dinner & enjoy!

Kamper Klub Kamp Outs 2021 ~ At A GlanceMonth Park/Location/Hosts

November 5-8 HiWay Haven/Sutherland/Barkers

December 4 Christmas Party

Kamper Klub HiWay Haven, Sutherland — 5-8

Wednesday Night Drop In Pool (EveryWednesday @ 6:30pm) hosted by Jim Pilling.

@Springf ie ldElks2145

Check out theEmblem Club

Holiday BazaarNov 20 & 219am to 4pm

@ the Springfield Elks Lodge


Let’s get outdoors!Springfield Elks Kamper KlubMONTHLY OUTINGS

To locations within a couple of hours from home

MONTHLY MEETINGS1st Monday of the month, 7pm @ the Lodge

F UN & F RIENDLY FOLKSAll Elks and their significant others

See 2021 Kamp Out Schedule on page 6Note: some COVID restrictions still in place!

If you have an RV of any type, consider a trial Kamp Out or two. No obligation, you can attend up to 3Kamp Outs before committing to join the Klub. Dues are only $20 per year and they always have fun

and lots of good food, rain or shine. Inquire at the Lodge orcontact Kamper Klub President, Tom Alexander.

1-800-273-8255 PRESS 1

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