June 2010 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
Mike Sinneck
ESTEEMED LOYAL KNIGHT
James Caruso, PER
ESTEEMED LECTURING KNIGHT
Barbara McCredie
ESQUIRE
Christine Kremp
INNER GUARD
Kevin Buerck
CHAPLAIN
Matthew Bialas
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
John Smith
5 YEAR TRUSTEE
My fellow members,
By the time you are reading
this, we will have initiated a
new class of members. I
would like to congratulate
them and welcome them to
this lodge and the Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks.
From the Exalted Ruler
You are now part of a great organization
that does so much for our community
and so many other good causes.
Please, get involved as much as you
can. Talk to me, a lodge officer or a
committee chairperson and ask what
you can do to contribute to the great
work that we do that makes Manasquan
one of the elite lodges in the
Southeast district, the state and the
nation. That said, come enjoy yourself
at YOUR lodge, come meet fellow
members for a drink and some food in
the Tap Room. Read the Hoofprints,
see what functions are coming up and
plan to attend and have fun. As usual,
I encourage all members to take the
Eric Chalakani
time to attend lodge meetings.
On May 8th, the lodge officers
were honored to be invited
to perform the mothers
day ceremony at Waterford
Glenn Assisted Living in
Wall .
I also must tell you that Past Elk of the
Year, Jim Howard, is stepping down as
lodge photographer. A simple thank
you can not express our gratitude. Jim
followed this lodge around to function
after function these many years documenting
the comings and goings of our
lodge. I want to thank CK for stepping
into this roll and following well in
Jim's footsteps.
See you all around the Lodge….
Fraternally,
Eric Chalakani, ER
The Manasquan Elks welcomes the first class of 2010!
LODGE MEETINGS
June 8, 2010
June 22, 2010
8:00 PM
ALL MEMBERS INVITED

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 732-223-4402 mcsquan59@msn.com
Inner Guard Christine Kremp 732-245-0192 becausenicematters2@gmail.com
Chaplain Kevin Buerck 732-546-7234 kkbuerck@yahoo.com
Justice/Sub. For. Tom Alexander,Esq 908-289-8181 talexanderlaw@yahoo.com
Tiler Matthew Bialas 732-449-0603 mrgeowilson@yahoo.com
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 John Smith 609-915-4557 toptau@optonline.net
Committee Chairman Phone E-Mail Address
Accident Prevention Kevin Peacock 732-408-1479 kevin1411@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@ccomcast.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. Eric Chalakani 732-489-0050 chalakani59@yahoo.com
Hoofprints Editor Beth Tracey 732-947-8065 Squanhp@yahoo.com
Hoop Shoot Ray Soehngen 732-528-8434 RaySoehngen@optonline.net
House Committee Moe Dalglish 732-239-3353 JDalglish1@verizon.net
Indoctrination Eric Chalakani 908-400-0122 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 Marita Kresge, PER 732-449-1806 mmk249@aol.com
Photography Christopher Kavan 732-539-3051 cksquan@gmail.com
Public Relations Bob Monaco, PER 908-770-0900 chcsbobm@aol.com
Relief Scott Jansen, ER 732-223-2518 scottjansen@netscape.net
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, 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
Frank DiRobella Lakewood Conductor Robert Kleinhans
Robert Moise Brick Realtor Gary Dennis
John M Patten Sea Girt Retired Salvatore Patti
John Rogers Manasquan Sean Gleason
Francis Goodman Manasquan General Manager George Ormsby
Richard Tiger Manasquan Retired Ted Tanke
Legacy Award
for the Children of Elks
2010
New Jersey State Elks Association
(April 1, 2010 to July 15, 2010)
E l i g i b i l i t y :
1. Any Son or Daughter (or step-son or step-daughter) (or grand-son or grand-daughter) (or
step-grand-son or step-grand-daughter) of an Elk who has been member in good standing for
at least one year is eligible to apply for the Legacy Award scholarship. The Elk must have been
a member for at least one year as of March 31 of the year in which the application is submitted
and must be a paid-up member through March 31 of the following year.
2. The applicant must be a high school senior or college freshman, sophomore or junior and a
full-time student at a two or four year college/university.
3. Legacy Awards can only be applied to accredited US American schools, colleges, or universities.
Applications are available on http://www.njelks.org/images/stories/scholarships/nj-legacy-2010.pdf
By IRS Rules, at least 25% of all applicants will receive awards. This is the best contest of the year by far!!
For more info, please call or email Gene Heisler at 732-449-6741 or rat1354@aol.com

H O O F P R I N T S
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From the Editor (Beth Tracey):
Attn all members: Hoofprints in color are available on manasquanelks.org, on manasquanelkslodge.com,
on Facebook & via email. The lodge is interested in saving $$ on printing and
mailing. If you wish to no longer receive the Hoofprints via USPS, please email me at squanhp@yahoo.com.
Congrats to Alice Brady for winning the Elk of The Year contest! The following image represents Mike
O’Boyle and is hidden somewhere in the Hoofprints! At the Flag Day Ceremony (6/14, 6:30 pm—Rose Garden), be
the first person to 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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A Message from The Karaoke Committee
My thanks to Beth Tracey, Mary Mackay, Kevin Buerck, Norma Mulrain, Carol Hunter, Peggy
Tanke and Nancy Newman for providing and/ or preparing the food for happy hours during
April.
Thanks also to the members who purchased the 50/50 tickets. The monies collected will be
used to offset Karaoke night expenses.
Don’t forget—without our members at sometime in someway helping the lodge—there would
be no lodge!
Lillian Beebe
Karaoke Committee Chairperson
Your Shore Connection
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Airport Runs, Bachelor/Bachelorette Parties
PNC Arts Center
Vans For All Occasions
Open 24 Hours

H O O F P R I N T S
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Saturday, July 24th at Noon
Admission is $25 for Adults and $12 for Children
Children 5 yrs and under are free!
Refreshments include: Beer, Soda, Hamburgers,
Hot Dogs and Salads
For Reservations, please contact Ellen & Dick Wright:
Ellen Wright 732-899-5547 or DWR1455@comcast.com
NATIONAL SERVICE VETERANS COMMITEE
Monday May 10th saw 79 golfers brave the winds and enjoy a
beautiful day of golf.
Congratulations to the Ahern foursome for winning and I hope
they enjoy their day at the Colts Neck Golf Club. It was a pleasure
to see Jimmy's wife, Gail as well as his daughter and son at
the dinner. Hopefully next year Kathy will also make the trip.
By the time you read this, Memorial Day will have come and
gone. On Saturday May 29th I will have attended the services
in Pt. Beach as Post Commander of AL Post 129 and on Monday
May 31st will have attended the festivities at the Elks Rose
Garden in Manasquan.
Let us not forget flag day on June 14th. Be proud and show
your colors as we remember the Veterans who gave so much so
that we could wave our flag.
Remember Father's day on June 20th and Independence Day
which will be celebrated on Monday July 5th.
Look forward to the Mash Picnic which will be held in September
at Sea Girt Army Base.
As always, remember the Veteran!!!
Joe Bigley
Chairperson

H O O F P R I N T S
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D i d Y o u O v e r l o o k S o m e t h i n g
2010-11 dues are now past due. The Delinquent
members will be printed in the next newsletter.
Please contact the Secretary if you have having anything
health or financial issues: Secretary2534@optonline.net
or 732-223-2534, ext. 3.
Thank you,
Tom Tracey, Secretary
CORN for KIDS
Manasquan Elks Lodge #2534 & Smiths’ Farm Market
will hold the
Annual “Corn for Kids" Corn Sale
Saturday, August 7th and Sunday, August 8th
8:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M.
Smiths' Farm Market, 2810 Allaire Road, Wall Township
Benefiting Special Children
Stop by Smiths' Farm Market and purchase delicious corn on the cob to benefit
Special Children. Last year the corn sale raised over $4,000.00 for the Special
Children’s Committee. The fresh, sweet, white Jersey corn is at the peak of the
season. We are looking for a great turn out from the Lodge. Volunteers are
needed both days in the morning between the hours of 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM and
in the afternoon between the hours of 3:00 PM and 8:00 PM to help us bag the
corn for the customers. Gerald Lasky
BPOE 2534

H O O F P R I N T S
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Flag Day Ceremony
The Flag Day Ceremony will be held on Monday, June
14, 6:30 PM at the Rose Garden in Squan Plaza. In
case of rain, the ceremony will be at the Lodge.
“I AM YOUR FLAG”
Author Unknown
Some people call me Old Glory, others call me the Star Spangled Banner, but whatever they call me, I am your
Flag — the Flag of the United States of America.
Something has been bothering me, so I thought I might talk it over with you, because you see, it is about you and
me.
I remember some time ago people lined up on both sides of the street to watch the parade and, naturally, I was
leading every parade, proudly waving in the breeze. When your daddy saw me coming, he immediately removed
his hat and placed it against his left shoulder so that his hand was directly over his heart — remember
What happened I’m still the same old Flag. Oh, I have a few more stars since you were a boy and a lot more
blood has been shed since those parades of long ago.
But now I don’t feel as proud as I used to. When I come down your street and you just stand there with your hands
in your pockets, I may get a small glance and then you look away. Then I see children running around and shouting
— they don’t seem to know who I am.
I saw a man take his hat off, then look around. He didn’t see anybody else with theirs off, so he quickly put it back
on. And what about that night at the ball game, when they played the “Star Spangled Banner” and I waved so
proudly in the breeze, but nobody bothered to sing Oh, they stood up, all right, as sort of a mild patriotic gesture,
but then they talked among themselves about the game and weather, but they did not sing. I felt hurt.
Is it a sin to be patriotic Have you forgotten what I stand for and where I have been Anzio, Guadacanal, Korea,
Vietnam, and Persian Gulf. Take a look at the memorial honor rolls sometime — names of those who never
came back — who gave their lives to keep this republic free.
One nation, under God. When you salute me, you are saluting them.
I may not be coming down your street for a long time, as it seems that patriotic parades are a thing of the past. But
when I do, will you do me a big favor
Stand up straight, place your right hand over your heart, and if they play the “Star Spangled Banner,” sing out loud
and clear. I will salute you by waving back.
Show me you remember.
I AM YOUR FLAG.

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A MESSAGE FROM THE AMERICANISM COMMITTEE
In Honor of Flag Day, The Americanism Committee will be hosting Happy Hour
on Sunday, June 13th, 4-6.
The Manasquan Elks & The Americanism Committee would like to welcome
Shirley Smith as our new American Citizen and Elk.
MIRACLE PLUNGE III - THANK YOU!
I would like to thank all of the Elks who donated to the Elks Miracle Plunge.
All of your donations made a great impact! Together we raised over $3,170 for The Cooley’s
Anemia Foundation & Elks Camp Moore. Also thank you to all those who came out and supported
us on that cold nasty day!
Barbara McCredie
For info, call
732-528-5445
LODGE ANNOUNCEMNTS
∗ The Bulletin Board in the Tap Room can only be used for Manasquan Elks Lodge information
and Grand Lodge Announcements. All other postings will be removed effective 6/10.
∗ If you have left any clothing in the Lodge, please pick it up. Any clothing left after 6/30
will be removed and donated.

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INSTITUTION OF MANASQUAN LODGE 2534—JUNE 1, 1973—Allaire Racquet Club
A History of Manasquan Lodge 2534
Written in June 1995 for the Lodge’s 20th Anniversary by GEORGE TOOTELL, PER
On New Year’s day of 1975 George
Kleinknecht, Jack Gunther and Bruce
MacCormack were discussing the feasibility
of starting an Elks Lodge in Manasquan.
The need of a lodge in this
area could be foreseen by these three
men, since there were five separate
towns without one.
A call was made to Peter Grecco
who in turn notified Step Avedisian,
new Lodge Committeeman and Nick
Kewitt, District Deputy of the South
Central District. They attended our first
meeting on January 16th, at the Manasquan
Borough Hall. At this meeting we
had approximately 25 men who were
interested in forming a Lodge.
By he meeting of April 7th, a sufficient
number of applications for membership
had been received to petition
the Grand Lodge for dispensation and
on April 1st., Grand Exalted Ruler Gerald
Strohm, of Fresno, California, issued
the dispensation and the organization
became known as Manasquan
Lodge 2534 under dispensation. Bruce
MacCormack was appointed chairman
and Robert Farley and William Allen
were appointed Secretary and Treasurer
respectively.
The installation of the Lodge was
set for June 1st at the Allaire Racquet
Club, State Highway 138 in Wall Township.
There have been many many men
that have helped this Lodge grow from
that handful of 25, but out PER’s were
instrumental in starting and maintaining
some activities that marked the success
of Manasquan Lodge 2534.
Some Highlights include…
- Bruce MacCormack, our first ER, initiated
our now famous Charity Ball for
the Handicapped Children’s Fund. The
highlight of the evening was the song
“Pennies from Heaven” and all present
were invited to throw pennies on the
dance flow.
- Ed Lyons, our second ER, established
another tradition—our ever growing
Family Picnic.
- Roger Knox, No. 3 ER, began our
Thursday night dinner and monthly
Pancake Breakfast.
- Our next ER was Pat Rozko and during
his term we had our first dinner
theater, “Come Blow Your Horn”, which
was a howling success, our first Car
Raffle for the Handicapped Children’s
Fund featured a T-Bird won by brother
John Hyde.
- Bill Kanes’ reign was highlighted by a
visit from The Grand Exalted Ruler, H.
Forster Sears.
- Al Dompiere, ER No. % parleyed all
activities into a remarkable year of
membership growth.
- George Tootell’s tenure marked the
beginning of “Fight Night” - a highly
successful fund raiser.
- F. Morgan Hines at the National Convention
in Hawaii, was instrumental in
obtaining Elk support and backing for
the restoration of the Statue of Liberty.
- Walter Litzebauer responded dramatically
to “Ayuda” and we’ll never forget
our visit from the Oklahoma Indians.
His success was crowned just recently
with a first place National Elks award
publicizing this event.
- George A. Beecrofts’ tenure marked
the 10th anniversary Gala Celebration.
The 1st Squan 2534 Glee Club started
by Brother Ed Leneper with Jo Ann Ray
the musical director.
- Richard Sheridan, receiving 1st Place
for Best Float in Wildwood -”JOLLY
CORKS” and expecting the All American
Award for ER George Beecroft, the
clothed and medical supply drive for
Sioux Indians of South Dakota.
- John R. Casagrande, the participation
in the town’s Centennial celebration
parade and pageant. Being the recipient
of a plaque of appreciation from the
chief of the 15,000 White Mountain
Apache tribe of Arizona.
- Thomas D. Hinz, participated in the
1st Special Olympics at Sea Girt Camp
for our lodge with the “Carnival of Fun’,
and a Lodge plaque presented to New
York City police officer Steven McDonald
at Belmar St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
- Our next ER was James J. Mastrian,
Jr. the 1st Annual Veterans Ball was
held by the National Service Committee
and the presentation of the Rose Garden
to the town of Manasquan.
- Elwood. W. Vail’s tenure was the installation
of our new entrance sign at
the street and the 1st Clip-A-Thon fundraiser
with the Lodge.
- Ronald A. Deluca, made a presentation
of a check to The Desert Storm/ Desert
Shield Family Foundation of Sea Girt.
The 1st Pig Roast was held on Labor
Day Weekend, becoming an annual
event.
- Gregory A. Flynn, initiated Adopt-A-
Highway Program and the purchase of
the first two special beach chairs for the
beach of Manasquan and began the
Adopt-A-Beach Program.
- Robert Zoll, had the 1st Corn & Beer
Party, the dedication of Elks Handicapped
Beach and Flag Day Ritual.
Daniel A. Moinihan’s year marked the
1st Annual Street Roast held on Memorial
Day Weekend as an annual event
and the Elks Camp Moore Day at the
Handicapped Beach, also becoming an
annual event for our lodge. The presentation
of a “McGruff” uniform for the
Manasquan Police Department
We can all be proud of these men
and all Elks who helped along the way
to achieve the position of honor and respect
our lodge has gained.

June 2010
H O O F P R I N T S
Lunch daily Mon
Mon - Fri 11:30 to 2:00, Sat 11:30 to 5:00 pm
Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat
1 2
PER Mtg, 8:00
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3
Shuffle Board,
7:30
4
Sid’s Cafe, 6:30-9
5
Clam Bar, 3-6
6
Happy Hr, 4:00
7 8
Lodge Mtg, 8:00
9
HC Mtg, 7pm
Membership
Mtng, 7:30pm
10
Shuffle Board,
7:30
11
Sid’s Cafe, 6:30-9
12
Clam Bar, 3-6
13
B-fast, 8:30
Happy Hr, 4:00
14
Flag Day
Ceremony, 6:30
15
Trustee Mtg, 7:30
16 17
Shuffle Board,
7:30
VC Mtg, 7:00
18
Sid’s Cafe, 6:30-9
19
Clam Bar, 3-6
20
Happy Hr, 4:00
21 22
Lodge Mtg, 8:00
23
HC Mtg, 7pm
24
Shuffle Board,
7:30
25
Sid’s Cafe, 6:30-9
26
Clam Bar, 3-6
27
Happy Hr, 4:00
28
SCC Mtg, 7:30
29 30
July 2010
Lunch daily Mon
Mon - Fri 11:30 to 2:00, Sat 11:30 to 5:00 pm
Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat
1
Shuffle Board,
7:30
2
Sid’s Cafe, 6:30-9
3
Clam Bar, 3-6
4th of July
Parade, 6pm
4
Happy Hr, 4:00
5 6 7
PER Mtg, 8:00
HC Mtg, 7pm
8
Shuffle Board,
7:30
9
Sid’s Cafe, 6:30-9
10
Clam Bar, 3-6
11
B-fast, 8:30
Happy Hr, 4:00
12 13
Lodge Mtg, 8:00
14
Membership
Mtng, 7:30pm
15
Shuffle Board,
7:30
VC Mtg, 7:00
16
Sid’s Cafe, 6:30-9
17
Clam Bar, 3-6
Oh What a Night,
7pm
18
Happy Hr, 4:00
19 20
Trustee Mtg, 7:30
New Class
Initiation
21
HC Mtg, 7pm
22
Shuffle Board,
7:30
23
Sid’s Cafe, 6:30-9
24
Clam Bar, 3-6
Day at the Races
25
Happy Hr, 4:00
26
SCC Mtg, 7:30
27
Lodge Mtg, 8:00
28 29
Shuffle Board,
7:30
30
Sid’s Cafe, 6:30-9
31
Clam Bar, 3-6

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PHOTOGRAPHY by CK and Jim Howard
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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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Bill and Patricia Maher July 2019 John and Diane Palmer April 2011
Tiny and Kathy Miles January 2015 John and Agnes Cooney April 2011
Joe and Nancy Gilroy September 2014 Edna Moore April 2011
Rich and Elaine Tuite August 2014 Dave and Jo-Anne Glaser, PER, PVP March 2011
John and Suzanne Toal May 2014 Bob and Margaret Anderson March 2011
Thea and Carl LaSalle, Jr PEOTY November 2013 Ted and Patti Schumann March 2011
Don and Barbara Karwacky November 2013 Clete Hartman March 2011
Mary and Joe Bigley July 2013 Norma Mulrain March 2011
Chuck Eveland June 2013 Colleen and Bill Smith February 2011
Alice and Tom Brady February 2013 Richie Burke February 2011
Michael and Eileen Sinneck February 2013 Carolyn and Tom Tracey February 2011
Helen Triggiano February 2013 Jim and Maureen Larkin February 2011
Harry and Dorothy Myers December 2012 Dennis and Michele Fitzgerald February 2011
Arno and Jeanne Schwarz November 2012 Ed & Irene Wilczewski PP February 2011
Jim Weber November 2012 Judith Banacki January 2011
Amy, Tim and Jackie Lyons June 2012 C. Leone (Rusty) Stewart January 2011
Eileen Nerlick June 2012 Gerry and Betsy Dunn January 2011
Bob Brennan June 2012 Jim and CC Gerraty January 2011
Tom and Margaret Fitzpatrick April 2012 Richard and Ellen Wright January 2011
Jerry and Martha Regina April 2012 Judith McCabe January 2011
Patricia (Dana) Redman April 2012 Peg and Ted Tanke January 2011
John and Michelle Brower March 2012 Gene Steger January 2011
Jim and Jerry Coburn March 2012 Greg and Lisa Olivera January 2011
Dick and Mary Mercora February 2012 Roy and Sue Pickell January 2011
Tom and Helen Malloy November 2011 Tom and Mary Ann Macquaide January 2011
Larry and Rity Olynick November 2011 Petricia Lyons January 2011
Donald Senft, PER November 2011 Sam Cunninghame December 2010
Tom McHugh September 2011 Rich and Mary Mackay December 2010
John and Shirley Smith September 2011 Micky (Pownall) and Shirley (Cohn) December 2010
Rick and Margaret Richter September 2011 Jim and Helen Malcom December 2010
Richard Burke June 2011 Jackie Flynn December 2010
Rich and Lorraine Kohrmann June 2011 Thomas Lynch December 2010
Jim Mastrian June 2011 Jane Harrison and Katya December 2010
Bill Martin June 2011 Charlie and Nancy Newman December 2010
William Fallace June 2011 Joseph and Ruth Zach December 2010
Fredric and Carol Hand July 2011 George and Mary Lou Kleinknecht December 2010
Gary and Joyce Woods July 2011 Joan Ely (Proctor) November 2010
Jack Blue July 2011 Paul and Carol Marion November 2010
Ginger Webber May 2011 Jan Suss November 2010
Bob McDonnell May 2011 Phil and Carol Kissel November 2010
Hugh and Kathleen Flannery May 2011 Ted and Joan Natiol November 2010
Kevin Keefe May 2011 Jim and Teri Gourley October 2010
Vince Gill May 2011 Jim Coyle September 2010
Tom Morrow May 2011 Jim and Edi McCaffrey September 2010
Paul Hermann May 2011 George and Peggy Prescott September 2010
Beth Tracey May 2011 John and Alice Owen September 2010
Kathy Ivey, PER May 2011 Suzanne Moore September 2010
Tim and Barbara McCredie May 2011 Lillian Beebe September 2010
Robert Laird April 2011 Joe Kelly September 2010
Dan Kiner April 2011 Ed and Gloria DiCola August 2010
Daniel and Mary Knier April 2011 Christopher Kavan August 2010
John and Maureen Murray April 2011 John and Linda Gerow August 2010
Rich and Ro Karasiewicz April 2011
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Richard Gardner August 2010 Jerry Carson June 2010
Elizabeth and Jimmy Burns August 2010 Dennis and Peggy Moran June 2010
Maureen and Michael Donahue August 2010 John and Kathleen Fahey June 2010
Jack Lord August 2010 Mary Anne and Bob Monaco, PER June 2010
Maria (PP) and Dan (PER) Moynihan August 2010 Kevin McGuiness June 2010
Ray and Sue Soehngen August 2010 Peg and Dan Buckley June 2010
Tom and Marietta Drury August 2010 Enda and Ginny Lennon June 2010
Andy and Marion Donohue August 2010 The Woszczak's June 2010
Patti and Mike Cole, PER August 2010
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prior to the Convention on Tuesday, 6/1 at
6pm. Meet at Lodge at date & time specified.
Volunteers needed to help unload the truck
after the Convention on Sunday, 6/6 at
around 4pm. Meet at Lodge at date & time
specified.
Volunteers needed to help set-up and serve
for the ‘Oh What a Night Beach Party’ on
July 17th. Contact Carolyn Tracey.
Volunteers needed to work the games at the
Manasquan Fireman’s Fair, 7/27-7/31.
Contact Dave Glaser: 732-528-5848
Volunteers needed for the Corn Sale on August
7th & 8th. Contact Gerry Lasky.
Volunteers needed for ‘Day at the Beach’ on
August 10th. Contact Carol Butti.
Volunteers needed to make food for Sunday
Happy Hours. Contact Moe: 732-239-3353
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