hoofprints - Manasquan Elks Lodge # 2534

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M A N A S Q U A N E L K S L O D G E # 2 5 3 4 B P O E h t t p : / / w w w . e l k s . o r g /
LODGE OFFICERS
2010-2011
Eric Chalakani
EXALTED RULER
Gregg Olivera
ESTEEMED LEADING KNIGHT
M i ke Sinneck
ESTEEMED LOYAL KNIGHT
James Caruso, PER
ESTEEMED LECTURING KNIGHT
Barbara McCredie
ESQUIRE
Scott Jansen, PER
INNER GUARD
Kevi n Buerck
CHAPLAIN
Bob Poff
TILER
Tom Tracey
SECRETARY
Noel Benkoil
TREASURER
Tom Alexander, Esq.
JUSTICE OF THE SUB FORUM
Gene Heisler, PER
1 YEAR TRUSTEE
Ted Tanke
2 YEAR TRUSTEE
Colleen Smith
3 YEAR TRUSTEE
Jim Reilly
4 YEAR TRUSTEE
Dick Mercora
5 YEAR TRUSTEE
LODGE MEETINGS
Jan. 11, 2011
Jan. 21, 2011
8:00 PM
ALL MEMBERS INVITED
My fellow members,
From the Exalted Ruler
I hope you all enjoyed a safe, happy
and healthy Christmas and
New Years. With the new year
brings renewed hope, in all aspects
of life. May your hopes,
dreams and wishes come true in
the new year and may Our God
answer all your prayers and may God
guide us in the year 2011 in all the good
works we do as Elks.
If you have been down to lodge recently,
you may have noticed that in the Tap
Room - there are two new flat screen
TVs hanging on the walls. I would like
to thank the donor of these, Billy
Freund, for the most generous gift.
Also, thank you to the Santa's who attended
our Christmas parties. You know
Eric Chalakani
who you are... There are plenty
of great events coming up and a
lot of hard work to be done and
fun to be had. Please continue
to read the Hoofprints to stay
abreast of comings and goings.
Beth Tracey puts a lot of work
into it to make it a good and
informative read.
As usual, please make time to
attend lodge meetings. I can't express to
you enough, the wealth of information
in these meetings regarding how this
lodge operates.
See you all around the lodge!
Fraternally,
Eric Chalakani, ER
ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS
Effective July 2011, the lodge will no longer be mailing the Hoofprints via the United States
Postal Service to MOST of the membership. We ask that you consider the following alternatives
before opting in to continue to receive the newsletter via the USPS:
1. There will be plenty of copies available at the lodge. If you live locally, please
stop into the lodge and pick up a copy towards the end of every month.
2. All issues are always available on www.manasquanelkslodge.com. Please read
online or print a copy on your personal printer. You may also send your email
address to squanhp@yahoo.com to be notified as to when the Hoofprints becomes
available online every month.
3. Join the Manasquan Elks Facebook group and you will automatically receive a
notification with a link to the newsletter. Please read online or print a copy on
your personal printer.
If none of the above alternatives are convenient for you , please contact Beth Tracey by June
2011 to continue to receive via USPS. Please call 732-947-8065 and leave a voice mail, or
email squanhp@yahoo.com, or send a letter to the lodge/ leave note in Hoofprints Mailbox.

H O O F P R I N T S
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MANASQUAN ELKS LODGE 2534 DIRECTORY
Office Officer Phone E-Mail Address
Exalted Ruler Eric Chalakani 908-692-0680 chalakani59@yahoo.com
Est. Lead. Knight Gregg Olivera 732-223-8876 squangregg@yahoo.com
Est. Loyal Knight Mike Sinneck 425-443-5718 sinneck@gmail.com
Est. Lect. Knight James Caruso, PER 732-905-0702 caruso353@aol.com
Esquire Barbara McCredie 732-513-9836, 732-223-4402 mcsquan59@msn.com
Inner Guard Scott Jansen, PER 732-223-2518 scottjansen@netscape.net
Chaplain Kevin Buerck 732-546-7234 kkbuerck@yahoo.com
Justice/Sub. For. Tom Alexander,Esq 908-289-8181 talexanderlaw@yahoo.com
Tiler Bob Poff 732-859-0413 rpoff9@verizon.net
Secretary Tom Tracey 732-746-3701 tomtrace59@yahoo.com
Treasurer Noel Benkoil 732-859-6685 elks2534@yahoo.com
Trustee 1 year Gene Heisler, PER 732-449-6741 rat1354@aol.com
Trustee 2 year Ted Tanke 732-974-0495 ptslh@optonline.net
Trustee 3 year Colleen Smith 732-580-3001 colleen@jfmurrayco.com
Trustee 4 year Jimmy Reilly 732-673-0895 waterhazard47@aol.com
Trustee 5 year Dick Mercora 732-449-2450 dickmerc@yahoo.com
Committee Chairperson Phone E-Mail Address
Accident Prevention Kevin Peacock 732-408-1474 kevin1141@aol.com
Americanism Beth Tracey 732-947-8065 Squanhp@yahoo.com
Army of Hope Comm. Mike Cole, PER 732-773-3006 jetty333@aol.com
Auditor Comm. John Casagrande, PER 732-223-4388 casse28@verizon.net
Bldg & Grounds Dick Wright 732-899-5547 dwr1455@comcast.net
Blood Drive Dave Glaser, PER, PVP 732-528-5848 mrelk2534@aol.com
Boosters Beth Tracey 732-947-8065 Squanhp@yahoo.com
Bylaws Committee Robert Zoll, PER 732-458-6892 rfcz@hotmail.com
Comm. Activities Michael O’Boyle 732-528-7687 sandcastle60@optonline.net
Convention Colleen Smith 732-580-3001 colleen@jfmurrayco.com
Drug Awareness Christine Kremp 732-245-0192 becausenicematters2@gmail.com
Government Rel. Mike Sinneck 425-443-5718 sinneck@gmail.com
Hoofprints Editor Beth Tracey 732-947-8065 Squanhp@yahoo.com
Hoop Shoot Ray Soehngen 732-528-8434 RaySoehngen@optonline.net
House Committee Brian Fahey 732-539-4416 brianfahey77@yahoo.com
Indoctrination Eric Chalakani 908-692-0680 chalakani59@yahoo.com
Investigation Gregg Olivera 732-223-8876 squangregg@yahoo.com
Lapsation Gregg Olivera 732-223-8876 squangregg@yahoo.com
Membership Gregg Olivera 732-223-8876 squangregg@yahoo.com
MR FATS Kevin Miles 732-974-1650 kmiles5@optonline.net
Nat.Veterans Svc. Joe Bigley 732-330-9998 lastsoldie@aol.com
Nat’l Foundation Mike Sinneck 425-443-5718 sinneck@gmail.com
Photography Christopher Kavan 732-539-3051 cksquan@gmail.com
Public Relations Bob Monaco, PER 908-770-0900 chcsbobm@aol.com
Relief Eric Chalakani, ER 908-692-0680 chalakani59@yahoo.com
Scholarship Gene Heisler, PER 723-449-6741 rat1354@aol.com
Sickness/Distress Ellen Wright 732-899-5547 dwrl1455@comcast.net
Soccer Shoot
OPEN
Special Children James Caruso, PER 732-905-0702 caruso353@aol.com
Webmaster Ray Soehngen 732-528-8434 RaySoehngen@optonline.net
Youth Activities Dave Glaser, PER, PVP 732-528-5848 mrelk2534@aol.com
Lodge Phone and email 732-223-2534 secretary2534@optonline.net
Lodge Fax 732-223-2535

H O O F P R I N T S
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APPLICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP
Name Residence Occupation Sponsor
Margaret Polak Manasquan School Psychologist Michael O’Boyle
Peter Fittin Sea Girt Home Inspector Nancy Newman
Giuseppe Garruzzo Brielle Retired Chef REINSTATEMENT
BPOE 2534
NATIONAL SERVICE VETERANS COMMITEE
On behalf of the committee, I hope that everyone had a
very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
I would like to thank everyone who has donated their time and
labor to helping the Veterans Committee this past year.
On Monday, Dec. 6 th the memorial museum at the Sea Girt
base held a luncheon for those Veterans who recorded their
history of their service. We, as Elks, should be very proud. For
the first time, the museum’s directors decided to give an award
to an organization that supports the Veteran Services. It is the
first such award in thirty years that depicts a Minuteman Soldier
with a plaque and a signed booklet. These were left on the
bar in the game room. As chairperson of the Veterans Committee,
I was extremely proud to have received these on behalf of
the Elks of 2534.
The Committee has donated $1,500 to Lyons Hospital for the
music and picnics for the Veterans. Additionally, we provided
Vet Haven with $1,500 for the same use and $2,000 to provide
for a new room for a Veteran that needs counseling before returning
to civilian life.
As of this past year, the fundraising on behalf of the Veterans
has been very negative. So to help correct this we will have the
Golf Outing in May on Friday the 20 th at Gamblers Ridge beginning
at 8:30 am with a luncheon at the lodge and prizes as
before. This will, hopefully, gain us a few more golfers. We can
accommodate up to 144 total in “A” and “B” flights.
We will also run a 50/50 at $50/ticket to help defray our yearly
costs, with a maximum of 500 tickets. We cannot rely on the
game machine to keep us, and all the charities afloat. The
drawing for this 50/50 would be held at the Veterans Dinner
Dance in November, on Saturday the 12 th .
Our commitments for the year include Memorial Day, Flag
Day, July 4 th , in September we have the Wounded Warriors,
Veterans Day ceremonies in November and the dinner dance.
November is the month that the Veterans Committee supplies
“snacks” on Sunday afternoons at 4 pm. We need more help on
this….
During the year one or more committee members visit the
homes and hospitals to visit with the Veterans. This is not only
what our lodge does, the Southeast District does the same and
we are also involved in many of their other programs.
I have left 50 of the “land of the free-----because of the brave”
pins with our Secretary, Tom Tracey. They cost $3 and can be
purchased through Tom or his assistant, Nancy Newman on
Monday or Tuesday in the Secretary’s office or by leaving them
a note in member’s mailbox.
The funds from these pins go to the seed funds for Veterans.
As always, “REMEMBER THE VET” and say thank
you!
Joe Bigley
Chairperson

H O O F P R I N T S
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Butch Prescott
Need Elks attire Golf
Dresses, Golf shirts,
sweatshirts, sweatshirts
with zippers, sweatshirts
with hoods, sweatshirts
with hoods with zippers,
long sleeve shirts, etc…
Any color, any size, any
way you want it!
Don’t forget your parade attire! Order your
Kelly Green Elks Sweatshirts NOW!
Call Lisa O – 908-377-7279
From the Editor (Beth Tracey):
The following image represents Mike
O’Boyle and is hidden somewhere in the Hoofprints!
Be the first person to contact me & tell me the location
of the Shamrock. You will receive a coupon for
dinner for 2 at Sid’s Café!!! (Drinks are not included)
Please help to support the Hoofprints by becoming a
Booster! Only $10 a year! Make checks payable to the
Manasquan Elks (attn: Beth Tracey) & mail in or drop
off in the Hoofprints Box in the lobby.
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H O O F P R I N T S
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33rd Annual
Charity Ball Souvenir Ad Journal
Dear Friends of Special Children,
On February 19, 2011, we will celebrate our 33rd Annual Charity Ball, our major fundraiser for the
benefit of special children. Our last Charity Ball was a great success and the Souvenir Ad Journal
was well received and a strong contributor to our results. Your support of our 33rd Charity Ball Journal
will be greatly appreciated. Please use the form below for yourself or anyone interested in placing
an Ad or being a booster. Thank you from the Special Children’s Committee.
32nd Annual Charity Ball Souvenir Ad Journal
Please insert
page Advertisement/Message in the 33rd Special Children’s
Charity Ball Journal. In consideration, enclosed is the sum of $ .
Advertisement/ Message Rates
Ad Sold To:
Full Page $100 Name:
Half Page $50 Address:
Quarter Page $25
Booster $15 Phone:
Please circle your request and make all checks payable to Manasquan Elks. Early returns
greatly appreciated. Checks will be deposited as received. For more information
call: Carol @ 732-364-0491
DEADLINE IS FEBRUARY 8th!!
Send returns to Carol Butti, 1645 Barrymor Drive, Lakewood, NJ 08701
PLEASE PRINT YOUR AD CLEARLY OR ENCLOSE YOUR BUSINESS CARD
**If you would
like to donate
a gift for the
gift auction at
the Charity
Ball, please
contact Helen
@ 732-295-2471
or Carol @ 732-
364-0491.**
Manasquan Lodge #2534
Special Children’s Committee
presents the
Thirty Third Annual Charity Ball
“Gone Hollywood”
Saturday February 19th, 2011
Dinner Cartered by Chef Lisa Somma
Dancing to the pleasure of Special Requests
Donation $75.00 per person
Black Tie Optional
Reservations: Mrs. Joanne Glaser
732-528-5848
Come out and enjoy the most elegant evening of the year
and support our Special Children
*Note: The Charity Ball is nearly sold out, but we are accepting a waiting list. Contact Joanne Glaser for specifics.
Payments must be received by February 1st or reservations will be forfeited to accommodate the waiting list!

H O O F P R I N T S
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Scholarship Committee Announcement
ENF Most Valuable Student & The ENF Legacy Contests
The Manasquan Elks Scholarship Committee announces two Elks National Foundation Contests open to high school seniors.
The first is open to all high school seniors across the country, and is called the ENF MVS Contest. The students for
this contest will be judged on scholarship, leadership and financial need. The second is called the ENF Legacy Contest
and is open to any child or grandchild (or step-child, step-grandchild, or legal ward) of Elks who have been Members in
good standing since April 1st, 2008. The students for this contest should exhibit the core values of the ENF: 1) Knowledge,
2) Charity, 3) Community & 4) Integrity. MVS applications are due on December 1, 2010, to the Lodge nearest the
applicant’s home. For more details and to download an application visit www.elks.org/enf/scholars/mvs.cfm.
Legacy Awards applications, available online only, are due on February 1, 2011, at 12:00 p.m. (noon) Central
Time. visit www.elks.org/enf/scholars/legacy.cfm to find out more!
or contact Gene Heisler, PER/Trustee:
by e-mail: RAT1354@aol.com
By phone: 732-449-6741
Applications can be downloaded by anyone who logs onto the Web site.
♦
♦
The Saturday ‘Clam Bar’ is being
moved to the Saturday lunch menu.
Ask Chip about Shrimp & Clams!
Sickness and Distress: Joan Eggert
will be covering for Ellen Wright
through April. Please contact Joan
@ 732-451-1332 for all plants,
cards, etc...
Specials from 7 PM—11 PM
35 Cent Wings
Buffalo or BBQ
(Minimum Order 10)
$4.50 Domestic Pitchers
(Bud, Miller Lite, Coors Lite)
Football Quiz (simple)
every week to win prizes with
different give aways
Come use our game room, bring
guests and watch the 55 inch big
screen TV

H O O F P R I N T S
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Your Shore Connection
For Prompt and Courteous Service
Airport Runs, Bachelor/Bachelorette Parties
PNC Arts Center
Vans For All Occasions
Open 24 Hours
Super
Bowl
Party
Sunday,
February 6, 2011
6: 00 PM
$15 DONATION, CASH BAR
WINGS, CHILI, HOT DOGS &
OTHER FOOTBALL FOOD
MANY DOOR PRIZES!
GRAND PRIZE FLAT SCREEN TV
Step off at noon!
Any questions
Contact ..Mike O’Boyle at
732-528-7687
There will be Corned Beef &
Cabbage at the Lodge following
the Parade...
DRAWING AT HALF TIME
MAKE RESERVATIONS
WITH OUR
BARTENDERS!!

H O O F P R I N T S
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If you pay your dues early/ on time (prior to 3/31), you will
be entered in a drawing to win a Flat Screen TV.
Dues Notices are coming out mid-Feb – be on the look out!!!
Manasquan Elks Champions Crowned in Elks “Hoop Shoot®” Competition
Three boys and three girls, ages 8-13 won the first round of competition in the Elks “Hoop Shoot®” National
free throw contest at Manasquan Elementary School on Saturday, December 4th and have been
named 2010/2011 Manasquan Elks #2534 Champions.
First, Second, and Third place trophies were awarded to one boy and one girl in each of the three categories:
ages 8-9; 10-11; and 12-13.
The first place winners are: 8-9 Boys – Shane Panzini, HW Mountz School; 8-9 Girls – Brenna Harold, St.
Catharines School; 10-11 Boys – Patrick Regan, Brielle Elementary; 10-11 Girls, Faith Masonius, St. Catherines
School; 12-13 Boys – Devon Jenson, Brielle Elementary; 12-13 Girls – Gillian Black, Spring Lake
Heights Elementary School.
The six champions now advance to the Southeast District Finals at Sea Girt Elementary School on Saturday,
December 18th, where they will compete with other winners from Southern Monmouth and Northern Ocean
counties. Winners of this day’s competition will advance to the State Finals held at South Plainfield High
School on Sunday, February 13th, 2011.

H O O F P R I N T S
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Our Esteemed Leading Knight, Gregg Olivera and our
Esquire, Barbara McCredie are:
"Freezin' for a Reason"…
To Benefit The Cooley's Anemia Foundation & Elks Camp Moore
Event Date: March 12, 2011
5th Ave and the Ocean, Belmar NJ
DONATE ONLINE TODAY!!!!!!!!
http://www.firstgiving.com/greggolivera
AND/ OR
http://www.firstgiving.com/barbaramccredie
Elks' Camp Moore’s Mission
Tucked away in the hills of the Ramapo Mountains, Elks Camp Moore offers a fun filled vacation away from
home for children with special needs. A week at Elks Camp Moore is a remarkable experience not soon to be
forgotten.
The primary goal of the camp is to further develop the recreational and social skills of each child. In a relaxed
and accepting atmosphere, each camper experiences new adventures, lasting friendships, and opportunities
that promote independence and greater self-confidence.
At camp each child is challenged to try new things or to improve on what they already know. We encourage
each child to do as much as they can for themselves and by themselves. The guidance of a friendly and understanding
counselor is always near.
Cooley’s Anemia Foundation’s Statement of Purpose
The Cooley’s Anemia Foundation, incorporated in 1954, is the only national, nonprofit health organization
dedicated to serving patients afflicted with various forms of thalassemia, most notably the major form of this
genetic blood disease, Cooley’s anemia.
Cooley’s Anemia Foundation’s Mission
1. Advancing the treatment and cure for this fatal blood disease.
2. Enhancing the quality of life of patients.
3. Educating the medical profession, thalassemia trait carriers, and the public about thalassemia/Cooley’s anemia.

Join us!
H O O F P R I N T S
Wildwood Convention 2011
Join us at the Waikiki Inn for 2011
New places, new faces! If you haven’t already
heard, we are excited to announce a new
‘home’ for the 2011 Elks Wildwood Reunion.
Check out the hotel and the rooms layouts
at: http://waikikiinn.com
We hope you will join us. We are offering 2
types of rooms, and the hotel is located directly
on the BEACH!! There is a heated pool,
oceanfront sundeck, rooftop restaurant, elevator
service, free parking for one car (per
room), and guest laundromat. There is also a
trolley stop at the hotel which can bring you to
the boardwalk-no need to drive!
This year we will also have a payment plan, so
BOOK NOW AND PAY LATER!
Please be sure to mail the
room request form and deposit
check as soon as possible
to reserve your room
(number of rooms are limited).
Final payments will be
required by May 1, 2011
THURSDAY JUNE 2-SUNDAY JUNE 5
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We hope while you enjoy your stay that
you can dedicate a little of your time to
help out with such items as Thursday set
up, 50/50 ticket sales, bartending
(experience not required), picnic for the
band and Sunday breakdown. We will post
sign up sheets in the tap room.
REMINDER: As an attendee you have no obligation to
attend any meetings or participate in any formal activities.
Your only obligation is to participate in the
parade on Saturday. It is a privilege and an honor as
a member to march in this parade
ROOM RATES ARE BASED ON DOUBLE OCCU-
PANCY, PER NIGHT, AND A 14% TAX MUST BE
ADDED TO YOUR TOTAL. $10 KEY/LINEN DE-
POSIT UPON CHECK-IN. ROOMS INCLUDE REFRIG-
ERATOR AND MICROWAVE.
EACH ADDITIONAL ADULT $25pp
CHILDREN 18 AND UNDER $10pp
ROOM TYPE A RATE: $145 per night
OCEANVIEW 2-ROOM EFFICIENCY (LIMITED ROOMS)
ROOM TYPE B RATE: $125 per night
OCEANVIEW 1 ROOM EFFICIENCY
INCLUDED IN THE ABOVE RATES ARE A THURS-
DAY EVENING BUFFET, SATURDAY PICNIC LUNCH
AND OPEN BAR FROM 3PM TO 11PM EVERY
NIGHT.
If you would like to come down for the day
to MARCH on SATURDAY JUNE 4, 2011
please be sure to contact us for your shirt.
Information regarding the marching attire
will follow.

January 2011
Lunch daily Mon
Mon - Fri 11:30 to 2:00, Sat
11:30 to 5:00 pm
Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat
2
Happy Hr, 4pm
3
H O O F P R I N T S
CC Mtg, 6:00pm
4
Officers Mtg,
7pm,
Trustee Mtg,
5
HC Mtg, 7pm
Membership Mtg,
7:30pm
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6
Shuffle Board,
7:30pm
7
Sid’s Cafe, 6-9pm
8
Clam Bar, 3-6pm
9
Happy Hr, 4pm
B-Fast,
8:30am
10
SCC Mtg,
7:30pm
11
Officers Mtg, 7pm
Lodge Mtg, 8pm
12
Membership Mtg,
7:30pm
13
Shuffle Board,
7:30pm
14
Sid’s Cafe, 6-9pm
15
Clam Bar, 3-6pm
16
Happy Hr, 4pm
17 18
New Member
Installation
19
HC Mtg, 7pm
20
VC Mtg, 7pm
New Member
Dinner
Shuffle Board,
21
Sid’s Cafe, 6-9pm
22
Clam Bar, 3-6pm
23
Happy Hr, 4pm
24
SCC Mtg,
7:30pm
25
Lodge Mtg, 8pm
26 27
Shuffle Board,
7:30pm
28
Sid’s Cafe, 6-9pm
29
Clam Bar, 3-6pm
Stem Day, 2pm
30
Happy Hr, 4pm
31
February 2011
Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat
1
Officers Mtg,
7pm,
Trustee Mtg,
7:30pm
Lunch daily Mon
2
HC Mtg, 7pm
Membership Mtg,
7:30pm
PER Mtg, 8pm
Mon - Fri 11:30 to 2:00, Sat
3
Shuffle Board,
7:30pm
4
Sid’s Cafe, 6-9pm
11:30 to 5:00 pm
5
Clam Bar, 3-6pm
6
Happy Hr, 4pm
Super Bowl
Party
7
CC Mtg, 6pm
8
Officers Mtg,
7pm
Lodge Mtg, 8pm
9
Membership Mtg,
7:30pm
10
Shuffle Board,
7:30pm
11
Sid’s Cafe, 6-9pm
12
Clam Bar, 3-6pm
13
Happy Hr, 4pm
B-Fast, 8:30am
14 15 16
HC Mtg, 7pm
17
VC Mtg, 7pm
Shuffle Board,
7:30pm
18
Sid’s Cafe, 6-9pm
19
Clam Bar, 3-6pm
Charity Ball
20
Happy Hr, 4pm
21
SCC Mtg,
7:30pm
22
Lodge Mtg, 8pm
23 24
Shuffle Board,
7:30pm
25
Sid’s Cafe, 6-9pm
26
Clam Bar, 3-6pm
Disco Night
27
Happy Hr, 4pm
28

H O O F P R I N T S
PHOTOGRAPHY by CK
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PHOTOGRAPHY by CK
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H O O F P R I N T S
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Sam Cunninghame November 2020 Jim and Edi McCaffrey October 2011
Bill and Patricia Maher July 2019 Peter and Mary Jo Donnelly October 2011
Tiny and Kathy Miles January 2015 Jim Coyle, PEOTY October 2011
Joe and Nancy Gilroy September 2014 Lillian Beebe October 2011
Rich and Elaine Tuite August 2014 Enda and Ginny Lennon October 2011
John and Suzanne Toal May 2014 Christopher Kavan September 2011
Thea and Carl LaSalle, Jr PEOTY November 2013 Bill and Rosalie Schweickert September 2011
Don and Barbara Karwacky November 2013 Jim Howard September 2011
Mary and Joe Bigley July 2013 Tom McHugh September 2011
Natalie and Paul Rifkin July 2013 John and Shirley Smith September 2011
Chuck Eveland June 2013 Rick and Margaret Richter September 2011
Alice and Tom Brady February 2013 Richard Gardner August 2011
Michael and Eileen Sinneck February 2013 Jack Lord August 2011
Helen Triggiano February 2013 Bob and Chris Smith August 2011
Mark and Joan Clarkin January 2013 Bob Poff August 2011
Gerry and Betsy Dunn January 2013 Rose and Dick Lennon August 2011
Joseph and Ruth Zach January 2013 Tom and Kathleen O'Donnell August 2011
Harry and Dorothy Myers December 2012 Kevin and Deirdre McGuinness August 2011
JP and Liz Patten December 2012 Dan and Peggy Buckely August 2011
Arno and Jeanne Schwarz November 2012 Mae Cumiskey August 2011
Jim Weber November 2012 Rich and Lorraine Kohrmann June 2011
Joe and Teresa Kelly October 2012 Jim Mastrian, PER June 2011
John Gerow September 2012 Bill Martin June 2011
Linda Schofield Gerow September 2012 William Fallace June 2011
Majorie Ducey September 2012 Fredric and Carol Hand July 2011
George and Tammi Stork September 2012 Gary and Joyce Woods July 2011
James Coakley, Jr. September 2012 Jack Blue July 2011
Maureen and Michael Donahue August 2012 Ginger Webber May 2011
Frank Manuel July 2012 Bob McDonnell May 2011
Amy, Tim and Jackie Lyons June 2012 Hugh and Kathleen Flannery May 2011
Eileen Nerlick June 2012 Kevin Keefe May 2011
Bob Brennan June 2012 Vince Gill May 2011
Tom and Margaret Fitzpatrick April 2012 Tom Morrow May 2011
Jerry and Martha Regina April 2012 Paul Hermann May 2011
Patricia (Dana) Redman April 2012 Beth Tracey May 2011
John and Michelle Brower March 2012 Kathy Ivey, PER May 2011
Jim and Jerry Coburn March 2012 Tim and Barbara McCredie May 2011
Dick and Mary Mercora February 2012 Robert Laird April 2011
Richard Burke February 2012 Dan Kiner April 2011
Jane Harrison and Kayta January 2012 Daniel and Mary Knier April 2011
Gene Steger January 2012 John and Maureen Murray April 2011
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Mr. Gleason December 2011 Edna Moore April 2011
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Donald Senft, PER November 2011 Norma Mulrain March 2011
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