Celebrating 27 years of service to our Community

Award Winning Publication

Summer is ending, fall is upon us

and the Snow Birds will be heading

back. Hopefully they will notice all the

work that has been done around the

Lodge.

The outside sign is finally complete

with the addition of the lettering, a

hearty thanks goes to all who contribute.

I would like to extend my

sympathies to Sheila Hill and her family

on the passing of Charlie, who was a

charter member of this Lodge and a very

respected member.

The State President’s visitation went

wonderfully and I would like to thank

all who helped make it a success,

without these volunteers we would not

have been able to accomplish this. I

would especially like to thank Tom

Coleman, Zuzuana Korner, Allison

Allison and Ray Warren for the help

they gave our new chef that night.

On that note, I would like all of you

who have not had the opportunity to

meet her and try her cooking to stop by,

say hello, and enjoy lunch or dinner. Her

name is Tes Smith and she is doing

lunches Wednesday thru Saturday from

12P.M. till 2 P.M. and dinners

Wednesday thru Saturday and breakfast

on Sunday morning.

A big thanks to Peggy Bertoli for all

the time she puts into the office and to

Loretta for being there when Peggy had

knee surgery.

Please check out our new website at

Elks2723.com, Tony Sperduti has been

working very hard on this and would

appreciate any insight you give for

improvement and also pictures to post.

Make sure to continue reading the

weekly updates so you can see what is

happening in the Lodge.

Don’t forget Port Orange Family

Days October 3 to 6, 2013, we will be

having the Drug Awareness Trailer there

again and will be needing volunteers to

man it.

Fraternally Yours

Jerry Peterson

Exalted Ruler

On Thursday, September 19th, a group from our lodge took a bus trip to the Florida Elks Youth Camp (FEYC) in Umatilla,

FL. The Eustis Lodge opened their arms to make us feel welcome and gave us a great tour of the camp.

The Florida Elks Youth Camp is dedicated to enriching the lives of children from the state of Florida. FEYC is located on

405 acres of rolling hills, forests, lakes and open space and is accredited by the American Camping Association. The camp is

recertified every three years to assure compliance and a safe camping environment for children. The camp is available to all

children of Florida and offers them countless opportunities in each camper’s mental, physical and social growth. This camp

has become one of the finest of its kind in the country.

We had the privilege of having the Florida State President, Brian Burns and his wife, Mary Kay visit with us on September 7, 2013. During this visit, George Brennan was presented by President Burns, the East Central District-Elk of the Year award.

Following is an excerpt from the letter written by Exalted Ruler, Jerry recommending George for this Special Recognition Award.

George was initiated into Port Orange Elks Lodge 2723 on October 18, 2005. Since that time, he’s been a Trustee and also worked on the Bingo Committee for a few years. In addition, he was and still is on the work detail. He is always there for Meals-on-Wheels every holiday. On August 3, 2010, he was accepted and given an Honorable Life Membership. In work detail, most of his work is behind the scene and most members don’t see all the work that he does, but those who do, know George to always be willing to give a helping hand no matter what time of day or night. He is always there for anyone who needs him. When George enters the Lodge, within five minutes, there is someone asking him to do something and he willingly does it no matter what the request is. Also, when he sees something that needs to be done, he does it. He doesn’t have to be asked. When different Elk members need volunteers for a project of some sore, George is the first name that comes to their mind. He goes way above and beyond helping people. George is a good and faithful Elk and he truly loves his Lodge.

Congratulations George! Well Deserved!

GEORGE BRENNAN

EAST CENTRAL DISTRICT

“ELK OF THE YEAR”

SICKNESS AND DISTRESS This last month we lost three member, Charles Hill, a

charter member of this lodge, John Heaphy and Les-

ter Willoughby. They shall be missed. Nancy Gouin

had tumors removed from her bladder and received

chemotherapy. She will find out in November if the

treatments were effective. Keep her in your prayers.

If you know or hear of anyone who is in distress,

please call me.

Michelle Davis Chaplain 386-631-3063

Port Orange Elks Car Show

Monday, October 7th and 21st

5207 South Ridgewood

Ave. Port Orange, Florida

From:5-8 PM Music by: Frank Roberts

Food and Drinks ($.75 draft beer and

$2.00 well drinks)

Come out and join us for a night of

fun!

A highway clean-up has been scheduled

for October 19th. We will meet at the

TD Bank on Dunlawton Avenue at 8:30

AM. Please come and help keep our city

clean.

For more information, call Michelle.

Thank you,

Michelle Davis, 386-631-3063

Community Activities Chairman

STUDENT OF THE MONTH

On September 10, 2013, Paul Leonard presented the September

Student of the Month awards at both Atlantic and Spruce Creek

High Schools.

ATLANTIC HIGH SCHOOL:

Miss Ashley Epling of Daytona Beach, is the daughter of

Pamela and James Epling. Ashley has a 3.75 GPA and is dual

enrolled at Atlantic High School and Daytona State College.

She is the daughter of Pamela and James Epling of Daytona

Beach. She is currently enrolled in Atlantic’s Academy of Law

and Government and was selected to be a member of the

Tomorrow’s Leaders for the 2012/2013 school year.

Mr. Kim Mack of South Daytona, is the son of Jacqueline

Mack. Kim has a 3.47 GPA and plans to attend college on an

athletic scholarship, majoring in criminology.

SPRUCE CREEK

HIGH SCHOOL:

Miss Sarah Farmwald of Port Orange, is the daughter of Amy

and Dave Farmwald. Sarah has a 4.63 GPA and plans to pursue

a degree in mathematics with career choices including

accounting, insurance, engineering, or teaching.

Mr. William Kulakoski of Port Orange, is the son of Anne

Powers and Jim Kulakoski. William has a 4.57 GPA and hopes

to attend the University of California-Santa Barbara, majoring in

biology.

SCHOLARSHIPS

The Most Valuable Student Scholarship and Legacy Award

Scholarship contests began on September 1, 2013.

Most Valuable Student Scholarship Contests:

Eligibility: Any high school senior who is a U. S. citizen may

apply for an MVS scholarship. The student must visit

www.elks.org/enf/scholars , click on the 2014 MVS application

link. Enter your email address to register. Fill out your contact

information and submit. A cover page specific to you will be

generated. Print and save this document. Download the

remaining four pages of the application. The application is five

pages total, including the cover page. The five pages do not

include supplemental materials. Applications are due to the

Lodge Scholarship Chairman by December 6, 2013.

Legacy Awards:

Eligibility: College-bound high school seniors who are the

children or grandchildren of dues-paying Elks are welcome to

apply. Applicants complete against other children and

grandchildren from the state of their sponsoring Elks Lodge.

They are judged on the core values of the Elks National

Foundation: knowledge; charity; community service; and

integrity. Applications available online starting September 1,

2013. Deadline: Applications must be submitted online on or

before January 31, 2014. For more information about eligibility

requirements and to obtain the online application, visit

www.elks.org/enf/scholars

For further information about Elks scholarships, please contact

me at (386) 756-4348 or email to leonard_paul@bellsouth.net.

Fraternally yours,

Paul Leonard

Lodge Scholarship Chairman

SCHOLARSHIP NEWS

Atlantic High School

Left to Right:

Paul Leonard;

Principal

Ms. Teresa Marcks;

Mr. Kim Mack;

Miss Ashley Epling;

and intern principal

Mr. Paul Nehrig

Spruce Creek High School

Left to Right:

Principal, Dr. Todd Soarger;

Miss Sarah Farmwalk;

Mr. William Kilakoski;

Guidance Counselor,

Ms. Susan Change;

Paul Leonard

Grand Lodge Statute 14.260 provided that Life Membership may be conferred upon CLYDE E. BENNETT,

who has paid the required annual dues for the period of not less than thirty (30) years preceding his election and

not less than ten (10) years with the current Lodge and has attained the age of not less than sixty-five (65).

CLYDE E. BENNETT was initiated in Sayre, Pennsylvania Lodge #1148 on June 17, 19980, and was affiliated

with the Port Orange Lodge #2723 by transfer dimit as Member #1473 on June 19, 1996.

This application will be published in the October, 2013 issue of the Orange Peal and will be acted upon at the No-

vember 6, 2013 regular Lodge meeting.

Jeannette Artymovitch, Secretary

APPLICATION FOR LIFE MEMBERSHIP

Anthony Paolini………………. .. 10/01

Thomas Circelli .................. …...10/02

Allie Goodwin .... …………..……10/02

Joseph Longo …… .......... ….….10/02

Bradley Rauch …………...…… 10/02

Lorraine Schulz…………….…...10/02

Conrad Biegner . ...……...………10/03

Raymond Jones……………….. 10/03

Mary Racila .... …..………………10/03

Ron Caruso .. .………….…….....10/04

Richard Alfes…….……….……..10/05

Janet Pluskwa……...…………...10/05

Paul Toffoloni ........................... .10/06

Herbert Bacheller…...…………..10/07

Clyde Bennett...……………...….10/08

Wayne Wallin ......................... ...10/08

Andre Berard............................ .10/09

Walsey Thomas Colman ........... 10/09

Carl Hamilton ........................ ....10/09

Roberta Lambe .. …...…………..10/09

John Brown ........... ………….….10/10

Richard Keena PER …..……….10/10

James Little ..... …..……………..10/10

Donald Phillips………………….10/10

Charles Sorce………………......10/10

Gisela McGrew…..……...……...10/11

Shirley Kelly……..……...……….10/12

Dale Maloney…………………...10/12

Anthony Sperduti……………….10/12

Joe Villanella…..………..………10/12

Rabun Dittmar…………………..10/14

Richard Fischer…………...…….10/14

Susan Galiano……………….…..10/14

Daniel O’Brien……….…………..10/14

Robert Schweitzer……..…….….10/14

Steve Alm………………………...10/15

Elsie Samaha ……………………10/15

Stanley Watts……………..……..10/15

Robert Fonseca………………….10/18

George Franek…………………..10/18

Phillip Miller………………………10/18

Roland Salvail……………….…...10/18

Clyde Bridewell…………………..10/20

John Hofbauer…..……………….10/20

Edward Zakszeski……………….10/20

William Melanson…….…...…..…10/21

Ivory Potter…….…………..……10/21 Robert Lauthain………..…...…..10/23 Kirt Miller……………………...…10/23 Elizabeth Piccione……………...10/24

Richard Pecket……...……...10/25 Eloise Spencer……..….….. 10/25 Maurice Claunch……..….....10/27 Robert Saxon…...…………..10/27 Patricia Ferro………………..10/30 Kenneth Sanders…………...10/30 Gregory Tosh……………….10/30 Gerald Wells………………...10/30 Frank Montford……………...10/31 Robert Pollock……………....10/31

Members whose names

appear on the birthday list

are entitled to one free

well drink of their choice,

not to exceed $2.50 each,

at the bar. Those who also

are members of the

Elkhearts may apply on

either, but not on both

lists.

Alison Allison.................... 9/13 S

Clyde & Gerri Bennett ...... 9/14 S

Harry & Dolores Bertram .2/14 S

Richard/Alice Bissett ........ 8/14 B

Marion Bousquet ............. 9/14 S

George Brennan ............. 8/13 S

John P. Clarke ................. 6/14 S

Jack Collier .................... 3/14 S

Bob & Laid Cornelius ..... 12/13 S

Kathleen De Voe ............. 2/14 S

Rochette Felix ................. 9/14 B

Norman/Lorraine Frappier 2/14 B

George & Joan Fritz ........ 9/13 S

Gracie Mae/James Haga 9/14 S

Bob Harris ...................... 11/13 S

Charles & Sheila Hill ........ 7/13 S

Helen Holmes ................... 8/14 B

Karen Keller ..................... 2/14 S

Cathy/Al Judd ................... 8/14 B

Larry/Linda Lee ................9/14 G

Paul/Theresa Leonard ...... 3/15 S

Michael Manko…………..10/14 G

Chet & Fran Masztak ........ 1/14 S

Dori & Thomas Nash ........ 1/14 S

William Perry .................... 2/14 S

Jerry & Dee Peterson……10/14 S

Alberta Plumley ......... .....10/14 S

Susie Popp ...................... 6/14 S

Don Rambert ................... 7/15 S

Leon & Marjorie Schmidt...10/14S

Jan Shoup ....................... 7/14 S

Harry & June Trautman .... 9/14 S

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OPEN TO THE

PUBLIC

Elks Lodge

Port Orange #2723

5207 S. Ridgewood Ave.

Port Orange, FL

Friday

11:30 am – 2:30 pm

Three $200 Jackpots

Packages start at $10.00

Doors open

Friday – 9:30 am

Elkheart Meeting-7PM

Burger Night starts at 4PM

C Bar Bingo-6:15

Trustee Meeting

5:30

PER Meeting

6:00

Lodge Meeting

7:30

Dinner 5-7-$5

SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT

6

7 8 House

Committee Meeting

10AM at Lodge

9 10 11 12 King of Hearts

8PM

1 2 3 4 5 King of Hearts

8PM

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 King of Hearts

8PM

20

21 22 23 24 25 26 King of Hearts

8PM

27 28 29 Elkhearts

Board Meeting 9 AM at Lodge

30 31 Monster Mash

Halloween Party

Lodge Hours Mon…………...Open 1st & 3rd Mon Tues………………..2 pm to closing Wed………………..Noon to closing Thurs………………Noon to closing Fri………………….Noon to closing Sat…………………Noon to closing Sun…………………...8 am to Noon

October 2013

LUNCH AT

THE LODGE

WEDNESDAY-SATURDAY

NOON-2 PM

Dinner 5:30- 8 pm

BINGO 11:30 am

Dinner 5:30- 8:30 pm

Wally Ernie OD-Phyllis

Howe

Family

Night

Michael T

OD-Rich

Barker

Breakfast

8 am - Noon

Breakfast

8 am - Noon

Breakfast

8 am - Noon

Breakfast

8 am - Noon

Car Show

5-8PM

Music by

Frank

Roberts

Car Show

5-8PM

Music by

Frank

Roberts

Lodge

Closed

Lodge

Closed

Trustee Meeting

5:30

PER Meeting

6:00

Lodge Meeting

7:30

Dinner 5-7-$5

Bid Euchre-6PM

Burger Night starts at 4PM

Bar Bingo-6:15

Bid Euchre-6PM

Burger Night starts at 4PM

Bar Bingo-6:15

Bid Euchre-6PM

Burger Night starts at 4PM

Bar Bingo-6:15

Bid Euchre-6PM

Burger Night starts at 4PM

Bar Bingo-6:15

Dinner 5:30-8 pm

Bingo 11:30 am Dinner 5:30-8 pm

Dinner 5:30-8 pm

Bingo 11:30 am

Dinner 5:30-8 pm

Dinner 5:30-8 pm Bingo 11:30 am Dinner 5:30-8 pm

Dinner 5:30-8 pm

Debbie Owen

and Tony

Madison

County

JJ Martian

Memphis &

Me Michael “T” Steam

Swamp Juice

Band JJ Martian Greg Cardino

Tony Del

Giudice

Karaoke

OD-Kay

Pankevich

OD-Glenda

Clark

OD-Lou Greci OD-Frank

Kuczkowski

OD-Dan Black OD-Dan

Theodore

A special thank you goes out to all the Elkheartsfor the

hors d’oeurves at the visitation dinner for the State Presi-

dent Brian Burns and his wife, Mary Kay. Earlier that day

my officers and I attended a lovely luncheon for Mary

Kay at the Deland Lodge. Thank you Deland Ladies.

Sharon Williamson and Kay Pankevich are busy organiz-

ing the fall fashion show “Hats off to Fall” which will be

held on November 13th. Tickets are $12 and will be

available at our October 2nde meeting. Door prizes and

donation of “cheer” is needed for our “Cooler of Cheer”

raffle. For more information call Sharon at 322-8430.

Let’s all bring a friend to the show.

Congratulations to our 600 Club winners for September

drawing. 1st– MaBel Bowie; 2nd-Bob Cornelius;

3rd-Bea Stitz. The next drawing will be at our October

2nd meeting. New 600 Club tickets will be available at

that meeting.

Our Executive Board meeting will be Tuesday, October

29th at 9 AM. All Elkhearts are encouraged to attend.

Remember to bring a door prize and a donation of “cheer”

to our next meeting Wednesday, October 2nd at 7:00 PM.

Any questions, please feel free to call me at 763-9136.

See you at the Lodge,

Mary Edgar, President

Elkheart October Birthdays

Phyllis Insley………………………..………..10/08

Jennie Sumner………………………………...10/08

Ann Kaye.…………………………………….10/09

Patricia Beilman………………………………10/10

Alberta Plumley………………………………10/11

Elaine Musser…………………………….…..10/18

Margarita Luca………………………………..10/19

Victoria Murphy……………………………...10/20

Patricia Ferro…………………………………10/30

Elizabeth Jenkins……………………………..10/30

SICKNESS AND DISTRESS At our first meeting in September, we held a memorial ser-vice for Myrt Tague who passed away on June 21st. We lost Charlie Hill, husband of Sheila, one of our charter members. John Heaphy, husband of Ruth also passed away. Our sympathies to their families and friends. I sent cards to Ann Kaye, Shirley Christey, Mary Keys and Rocky Felix just to let them know we Elkhearts have them in our thoughts and prayers. Hoping ll of our sisters who are having health problems, get well soon and are back with us soon. Marion Bousquet, Chaplain

SHUFFLE, SHUFFLE,

SHUFFLE…..

That’s the sound of cards,

not the pitter patter of feet!

So>>>>>>>>>>>

Do you want to play Euchre, Pinochle, Hand and

Foot or any other card games? Do you want a place

to play?

Wednesday at 6 PM we play bid euchre. Get a group

together and come join us.

For information call:

Marion Bousquet 386-760-6413

Val Byrnes 386-788-5214

“Hats Off To Fall” Elkhearts Annual Fall Fashion Show and Luncheon

Wednesday, November 13th, 2013 Lunch at Noon

Doors open at 10:30

Fashions by Lilly Pad $12 per person

(proceeds to ROCK– Reach Out for Cancer Kids)

“Cooler of Cheer” Raffle - Tickets 3 for $5 Jewelry - Custom Purse - Door Prizes & 50/50

For More Information, Call Sharon 322-8430

“Bring a Friend to Lunch”

Watch For New winter Pricing

Starting Oct. 1st

Special Desserts coming each Month

New Chef’s Specials introduced each

Week

Anyone hoping to try something different for dinner,

please send me your ideas...tessmith2@gmail.com

Daily Lunch Specials $5

Weekly Dinner Specials

Wednesday-Burger Nite including homemade

Veggie Burgers

Thursday-Pasta Nite, Spaghetti

Friday-Fish Night

Saturday-Steak Night

Sunday-Breakfast Specials

Soups Made Fresh every day!

___________________________________________ Thanks to those who helped make the State President’s

dinner a success...Ray, Ali, Tom, Szuszanne, Kay, Phyllis

and Gary and of course the Bad Boys from Edgewater Elks

Lodge...I couldn’t have done it without you...And to

everyone who has volunteered and made my first month

wonderful to be here...Thanks again...Tes

Tes’ Tasty Tidbits

KING OF HEARTS

SATURDAY

EVENINGS

50/50 RAFFLE

TICKET SALES

AT 6PM

DRAWING AT 8PM

Tickets available at the

bar during the week.

The Port Orange Elks Lodge #2723 is

sponsoring a “Soccer Shoot” Goal

Shooting Contest at the Soccer Field at

Port Orange City Center on Saturday

October 12, 2013 at 9:30 AM. There

will be 4 brackets each for boys and girls

(based on their age as of August 1, 2013); ages 7 and under,

ages 8&9, ages 10&11, and ages 12&13. To participate,

register by October 5th at the Port Orange Gym/Rec Center

or at the Elks Booth in the City Center on Family Days.

Participants must bring a copy of the birth certificate when

registering. Everyone is invited after the competition for

lunch and the Award Ceremony located at the Port Orange

Elks Lodge. Winners will advance to the district finals.

FAMILY DAYS

COVERED DISH ITALIAN BUFFET (BRING YOUR SPECIALTY)

Sunday, October 13, 2013

3-6 PM

$8 per person

Music by John Norris DJ and Karaoke

Fundraiser for Youth Activities, Drug Awareness, Soccer

Shootout and Hoop Shoot

Covered dish donation, desert, or appetizer appreciated.

Call Michelle Davis 386-631-3063, Glenda Clark

386-756-6852 or Kay Pankevich 386-304-8909 .

MONSTER MASH HALLOWEEN

PARTY

Thursday, October 31st

Costume Prizes - Dinner Specials

Music by Tony del Giudice

(Watch Weekly Update for

More Hair Raising Details)

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Our new cook, Tes, is doing a wonder-

ful job and the food is excellent. With

more of our member coming in for din-

ner, it has become necessary to ask for

volunteers to help with serving and in

the kitchen. As all of you know, getting

meals to the table in a timely manner is

very important. I am not asking some-

one to come in every week, but if you

could just give us one day a month, it

would be a tremendous help. We need

your support to keep the kitchen going.

We still serve meals every Thursday,

Friday and Saturday evenings and on

Sunday mornings, so any day you can

help would be welcomed. There will be

a list on the board near the kitchen.

Please do what you can to help.

Thanks again. Jerry Peterson

September, two hundred twenty six years ago, a group of delegates from the twelve states drafted and

signed the Constitution and presented it to the thirteen states for ratification in 1787.

It was in America that the Founding Fathers under the direction of Gen. George Washington assembled the

28 great ideas that produced the dynamic success formula which proved such a sensational blessing to modern

man.

Of course, we should not forget that it took the Founders 180 years (1607-1787) to put it all together. Numer-

ous mistakes were made along the way. Never less when they finally put the new charter into operation,

George Washington was able to write after only two years in practice…

“The United States enjoy a scene of prosperity and tranquility

under the new government that could hardly been hoped for.”

Not only had it changed the United States, but within a few years it aroused the admiration of the whole

world. The American Revolutionary War did not commence as a war for independence but was originally de-

signed to protect the rights of the people from the arrogant oppression of the tyrannical king. By the spring of

1776, it was becoming apparent that a complete separation from Great Britain was the only solution.

The Constitution was written and ratified by an “act of the whole American people,” as Thomas Jefferson

declared in 1802. It’s purpose is to, “Secure the blessings of Liberty to our posterity.” To secure that liberty,

“governments were instituted among men”, not over them and “derived their just powers from the consent of

the governed.”

Our Founders gave us a government dependent upon our consent, not the will of the Supreme Court, the

Congress, or the President. Our Founders knew that since Liberty belonged to us, we would be the only ones

suited to determine when, “any form of government became destructive of those ends.”

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Volume 27 No. 7

Monthly Publication

http://poelks2723.com (website)

LODGE 2723

October 2013

Address Correction

NAME_________________________________

ADDRESS______________________________

_______________________________________

CITY/STATE/ZIP________________________

Officers 2013—2014 Exalted Ruler .................................... Gerald Peterson ................................... 847-3086

Leading Knight ................................. Frank Kuczkowski ................................ 492-6105

Loyal Knight ..................................... Dan Theodore ....................................... 322-8983

Lecturing Knight .............................. Lou Greci .............................................. 788-9242

Secretary .......................................... Jeannette Artymovitch ........................ 492-4484

Treasurer ........................................... Cliff Capelle .......................................... 423-6266

Tiler .................................................... Richard Barker ..................................... 566-2664

Trustees

5 Year Trustee .................................. Vic McClellan ...................................... 562-5362

4 Year Trustee .................................. Phyllis Howe ......................................... 761-6987

3 Year Trustee .................................. Bud Pankevich ..................................... 304-8909

2 Year Trustee .................................. Larry Lee ............................................... 898 2699

1 Year Trustee .................................. Pat Heller-Jackson, PDDGER ............. 763-2010

Appointed Officers

Esquire .............................................. Don Clark .............................................. 756-6852

Chaplain ............................................ Michele Davis ....................................... 631-3063

Inner Guard ....................................... Alison Allison ....................................... 788-9428

District Deputy ................................. Tom Brand, DDGER ............................. 446-9628

Lodge Advisor .................................. Michael Chandler, PDDGER ................ 677-7180

Lodge Committees

Accident Prevention ........................ Bud Pankevich ..................................... 304-8909

Americanism..................................... Carvell Lloyd......................................... 322-7070

Auditing ............................................. Mel Krum ............................................... 788-4476

........................................................... Clifford Capelle .................................... 423-6266

........................................................... Sylvia Bauer................................... 978-810-9311

Bar BINGO Wednesday .................. Angela Lee ............................................ 310-9571

BINGO - Friday ............................... Frank Kuczkowski ................................ 492-6105

By-Laws (PER’s) ............................. Harry Trautman, PER ........................... 767-5308

Community Activities ..................... Michelle Davis ....................................... 788-9242

Drug Awareness .............................. Eileen Watts .......................................... 767-6654

Drug Awareness .............................. Ali Allison .............................................. 788-9428

Elks Nat. Foundation ...................... Pat Heller-Jackson, PDDGER.............. 763-2010

Elks Training .................................... Vic McClellan ...................................... 562-5362

Flag Day............................................ Mack Higgins ........................................ 756-8834

Government Relations .................... Nancy Epps ........................................... 304-0451

Harry-Anna Trust ............................. Angelo P Cretella, PER ........................ 423-2519

Hoop Shoot ...................................... Lou Greci ............................................... 788-9242

House Committee ............................ Ed Jackson, PVP .................................. 763-2010

Indoctrination .................................. Jeannette Artymovitch ........................ 492-4484

Inter-Lodge Visitation ..................... Jeannette Artymovitch ........................ 492-4484

Investigation .................................... Larry Lee, PER ...................................... 898-2699

Ladies Organizations ...................... Mary Edgar ............................................ 763-9136

Lodge Activities ............................... Ed Jackson, PVP .................................. 763-2010

Meals On Wheels ............................. Don Rambert ......................................... 760-3132

Meals On Wheels ............................. Don Clark, PER ..................................... 756-6852

Medal of Valor .................................. Dan Theodore ....................................... 322-8983

Mediator............................................ Ray Warren ........................................... 767 8572

Membership/Lapsation ................... Frank Kuczkowski ................................ 492-6105

Memorial Service ............................. Daniel Theodore ................................... 322-8983

Officer Attend. Committee .............. Jeannette Artymovitch ........................ 492-4484

Orange Peal Editor .......................... Linda Lee ............................................... 383-3877

PER Association .............................. Angelo P Cretella, PER ........................ 423-2519

Port Orange On-Line ....................... Susan Lent ............................................ 212-5109

Public Relations .............................. Dan Black, Co-Chairman ..................... 235-8070

Soccer ............................................... Bob Fraizer ............................................ 506-5877

Scholarships .................................... Paul Leonard ......................................... 756-4348

Standing Relief ................................ Lou Greci, ER ........................................ 788-9242

Veterans Affairs ............................... Dan Theodore ....................................... 322-8983

Youth Activities ............................... Lou Greci ............................................... 788-9242