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Santa Ana Elks Lodge #794Santa Ana, California

From 1902to 2013

ElkHornThe

VOL. 71, No. 2 • 1st Place Grand Lodge Division 5 • 1991-92; 92-93; 94-95; 2000-01; 02-03; 03-04; 07-08; 08-09 • MAY 2013

Visit our Website: saelks.com

Mother’s DayChampagne Brunch

Sunday, May 12Seating Times:

10:30 am, 11:30 am, 12:30 pmNote: Serving ends at 2:00 pm

Chef Carved Prime RibChef Carved Ham

ShrimpBacon & Sausage. Scrambled Eggs

Eggs Benedict, Potatoes. Biscuits & GravyWaffles with peaches & strawberry toppings

Tomas’ OmeletsSalad Bar and Fresh fruit bar

Lauries Heart CakeCoffee ~Tea~Sparkling Cider

Call the Lodge forReservations

(714) 547-7794

“A Ticketed Event”$25 in advance - inclusive$28 at the door - inclusive

Children 2-10 - $10.00Children under 2 - Free

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The ELKHORN (013-824 is publishedmonthly for $15 per year per meber bythe Benevolent and Protectivre Order ofElks #794, 212 Elk Lane, Santa Ana, CA,92701-5011. Periodical Postage is paid at Santa Ana.POSTMASTER: Send address changesto the ElkHorn, c/o The Benevolent andProtective Order of Elks #794, 212 Elk Lane, Santa Ana, CA 92701-5011OFFICE HOURS:Monday - 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.Tuesday - Friday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.Closed Saturday and Sunday(714) 547-7794 FAX: (714) 547-4404Website: www.saelks.comEmail: [email protected] Manager: Sue KayCell: (714) 717-8700Email: [email protected]

OFFICERS FOR 2013-2014Exalted Ruler ..................Marc VianaLeading Knight .......Linda FernandezLoyal Knight ...............Michel HobbsLecturing Knight.......... Bob MurrowSecretary .......................Chris YoungTreasurer ..............Deanna AbrahamsEsquire ...................Marty AbrahamsTiler .................................Don CraigOrganist.................. Evelyn GodinezChaplain ........................Brian KossInner Guard ................Craig Whaley

•TRUSTEES•1 Year ..........Ralph Heaney - (714) 838-66872 Year ..........George Flores - (714) 533-43093 Year Maurice McCaughin - (714) 779-26574 Year .......Charless Goebel - (949) 951-11095 Year .........William Capps - (949) 760-6970

Trustees meet the 1st, 3rd & 4thTuesday at 5:30 p.m.

Elks Building Associationmeets the 2nd Tuesday at

5:30 p.m.

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•HOUSE COMMITTEE•

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Norm Fisher .....................(949) 681-8131William Capps ..................(949) 760-6970Dave Young ......................(714) 634-3820Roger Vulgamore .............(949) 551-6794Deanna Abrahams ............(949) 677-7486Brian Yeandle ...................(714) 598-7174John Bicking .....................(949) 249-8324Dominic Daddario ............(714) 778-2994Maurice McCaughin .........(714) 779-2657

House Committee meets the 2nd & 4th Saturday at

9:00 a.m.Copy Deadline for articles to be published in the ELKHORN is the 10th of each month. Email submissions to

Editor: [email protected]. ****Please note change of email address.**** You can help get the ELKHORN distributed timely by observing the deadline. Thank you.

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EXALTED RULER ...Marc Viana (Romi Kim) (714) 602-4788 First Lady - Judy Webb (949) 559-5714

GENERAL CHAIRMEN & COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN

ELKHORN Editor .....................Chris Young (714) 267-9367Building Committee ..........Roger Vulgamore (949) 533-9529Grand Lodge Advisor ..Art Echternacht, PER (714) 544-9176Lodge Advisor .........Bob McCalla, PDDGER (714) 544-5911Presiding Justice ....................Valerie Kramer (714) 293-5544House Committee ......................Norm Fisher (949) 681-8131Photographer ............................Becky Torres (714) 850-1263Public Relations .......................Ericka Flores (714) 533-4309Lodge Activities ............................................Audit & Accounting ......................................Ritual Coach ......................Tex Claytor, PER (714) 838-6990PER President ..................Gene Jalbert, PER (714) 227-8956Entertainment ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Teddie Carr (714) 542-4928ER Advisors ......................Merl Bieker, PER (714) 547-2324 Dick Wroble, PER (714) 832-0392CHAIRMEN UNDER LEADING KNIGHTLinda Fernandez (Dan) .....(714) 836-5746Elks National Foundation ...Evelyn Godinez (714) 547-3193Bingo .................................Linda Fernandez (714) 836-5746 Dorothy O’Neal (714) 345-4838 Chris Young (714) 267-9367 Manny Mora (714) 540-7914 Bob Hatch (714) 832-6063

Sickness & Distress ............................Buck Kuhns (949) 215-3919 Colleen Daddario H:(714) 778-2994 C:(714) 315-4265

Jewelry Sales ..................................Bob Cisternino (714) 838-7500

Purple Pig ...........................................Norm Fisher (949) 681-8131

Christmas Tree Lane ..................Merl Bieker, PER (714) 547-8797

Charity Committee .................................................Bequest & Living Trust ............Dan Romero, CFF

(714) 547-3234 Robert Lamm ..(949) 681-8131

CHAIRMAN UNDER LOYAL KNIGHTMichel Hobbs ...............................(714) 318-9371Membership ..............................Dick Wroble, PER (714) 832-0392Investigation ....................................... Sue McKee (714) 832-4242 Orientation .................................Merl Bieker, PER (714) 547-3234Retention ..................................Dick Wroble, PER (714) 832-0392Elk Training ............................................................Stray Elks ...................................Tom Wilkie, PER (714) 283-8660Greeters ..................................Marianna Robertson (714) 491-7248Volunteers .....................................Dorothy O’Neal (714) 345-4838CHAIRMEN UNDER LECTURING KNIGHTBob Murrow(Lark) ....................(949) 400-3975Youth Sports ....................................Larry Arason (714) 633-9829Boy & Girl Scouts.................................................Drug Awareness.....................................................Elroy the Elk Mascot ............................................Scholarship .............................Marietta Parkinson (949) 510-6971Student of the Month .............................................

CHAIRMEN UNDER THE ESQUIREMarty Abrahams (Deanna) .......(949) 677-8659Bowling ................................................................Elks Golf .........................................Larry Arason (714) 633-9829

Monday Night Football .......................Brian Koss (714) 403-5481Club Room .........................................Mike Carter (714) 545-9820Travel Club ...................................Jim Tobin, PER (949) 551-9727Bridge Club .....................Arnold Brackman, PER (714) 508-3637Nomads ............................................Chuck Goetz (562) 431-7287Fishing Club ..............................Merl Bieker, PER (714) 547-3234

CHAIRMEN UNDER THE CHAPLAINBrian Koss ....................................(714) 403-5481Asst. Chaplain.........................................................Mother’s Day .......................................Brian Koss (714) 403-5481Memorial Service .................................Brian KossMemorial Team ................Arnold Brackman, PER (714) 508-3637CHAIRMEN UNDER THE INNER GUARD

Craig Whaley (TK) .....................(714) 544-3195Americanism..........................................................Flag Day ................................................................Govt. Relations.......................................................Veterans Program ..............................Frank Torres (714) 850-1263 Brian Yeandle (714) 598-7174

CHAIRMAN UNDER THE TILERDon Craig (Tanya) .....................(714) 524-0588Membership Badges .............................................CHAIRMAN UNDER THE TREASURER

Deanna Abrahams (Marty) .......(949) 677-7486CHAIRMEN UNDER THE SECRETARY

Chris Young (Dave) ....................(714) 267-9367Dictionary Project ......Roger & Linda Vulgamore (949) 551-6794

CHAIRMAN UNDER THE ORGANIST

Evelyn Godinez (Richard) .........(714) 547-3193

Exalted RulerMarc Viana

“TOGETHER WITH ELKS”

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The first month of this new Elk year has come and gone. We hosted a couple of new events and fun was had by all! I appreciate your support for trying something new.

We have a few new events coming up in the next couple of months and I hope to see you there! Check your ElkHorn for details. We have some ambitious goals for this year. I’m very happy that you have stepped up to the plate and joined me and all the Officers in continuing to portray a positive feeling. We have seen it around the Lodge. Thanks to all.

One of the ways that the positive feelings have helped us, not only financially, but fraternally, has been the volunteer events that we have had. These not only helped our bottom line, it helped get people talking to each other and asking, “How are you doing?” I know every Elk really appreciates that. When we have volunteers helping out at the Lodge, it helps to remind us of the reasons that we do what we do -- to help others, and that we are Elks for a reason; a reason that is bigger than us individually. We need to remember that we all have the same goals in mind and joined this Lodge in order to accomplish those goals. The final result of that benefits our community and our charities. It also helps to make everyone aware that volunteers make Elkdom a better place. We have started that, you are remembering that ELKS CARE - ELKS SHARE! It’s not something that we are just saying to say, it’s something that we are doing here at Santa Ana Lodge 794.

We are the friendliest Lodge in the Orange Coast District! Don’t you forget it! We are going to succeed! We are going to do it together!

TOGETHER WITH ELKS!

Fraternally Yours,Marc Viana

Exalted Ruler

Leading KnightLinda

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FernandezI’d like to start by wishing all the Mothers a

very Happy Mother’s Day. Our Lodge is having an open meeting on May 14th with a program to honor Mothers, so I hope you will fit it into your busy schedules and attend. Our Mother’s Day Brunch on May 12th is always very good and it gives us a day off in the kitchen and a little pampering from our officers who will be serving champagne. I hope to see many of you there.

We have started a new Elk year and as it is with all new years, there is always the tradition of resolutions. Sometimes we make them and more times than not we make them and give them up not long afterwards. I’m hoping we will all make a resolution to support our Lodge more this year. Our lunches have gone to the full menu some of you have requested; we have Karaoke and DJ nights that some of you have requested, yet the numbers at these events still aren’t there. Those of us that attend are having a great time, and appreciate the suggestions! I hope you will drop by and enjoy them with us.

Don’t forget to mark your calendars for the Leading Knight Gala Casino Night on June 8th. Bring family and friends for a casual night of gambling and fun. We have a light menu of sandwiches and boardwalk food to keep the price down so everyone can enjoy the evening. Please check out our ad in this ElkHorn. If you have anything we can use as prizes please let me know.

Part of supporting the Lodge is helping to keep it a place that everyone can enjoy attending.

We need to leave negative opinions at the door and not spread rumors or gossip. If there is something you don’t like, take your complaint to the proper person, and don’t burden someone that just came in for a drink or to have a good time with negative complaining. Let’s make this Lodge a happy place to meet old friends and make new ones and just have a good time.

Let’s make our Lodge all that it can be!!!God Bless our Elks, our Vets and our men and

women in harm’s way,Linda Fernandez

Esteemed Leading Knight

CHARITABLECONTRIBUTIONS

Youth Programs:

4/1/13 -4/30/13

4/1/13 -4/30/13

Hoop ShootScholarshipsScoutsOther Youth

Athletic Programs:Programs for the Needy:

Major ProjectSickness & Distress

Patriotic Programs

Veterans ProgramsCommunity ServiceCommunity RecognitionElks National Foundation

Drug Awareness

Elks National Home

Other Programs

TOTAL

0 0$7,500 $7,500

0 0$1,000 $1,000

$1,000$1,000

0 0

0 00 0

$1,200 $1.200$500 $500

0 00 0

0 0$475$475_____ ______

$12,175 $12,175

$500 $500

MMM

Loyal KnightMichel Hobbs

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My Fellow Members – the month of May is very busy within the realm of Elkdom. Besides all of the regular Lodge events, the State Convention will be in Anaheim this year. I’m sure I will be seeing many of you there. As always, the District ritual contest will be held at our Lodge on the weekend of May 4th and 5th. There are many members that don’t feel that the ritual a new member has to go through is very im-portant; that it’s outdated and needs to be changed. I, for one, think it is one of the most important du-ties bestowed on an Officer. It is a privilege being involved in the initiation process of a new member. The whole reason for the ritual contest is for each Officer to learn a specific part of the process in order to impress upon the new member the importance of our Lodge. All Officers should take great pride in this work. So, on May 4th at 10:00 a.m., your new Officer Corps will be performing at the District con-test. Your support to the Officers is more import-ant than any high score earned. Unfortunately, this is only open to Elk members. Why not come and cheer us on!

Esteemed Loyal Knight,Mike Hobbs

Come Celebrate withus on May 4

For reservations, call the Lodge officeat (714) 547-7794

TACO BAR that includes:Soft or Hard shell tortillas,

ground beef with all the trimmings, Rice and Beans,

Chips andSalsa,

Green Salad w/ dressing.Coffee or Iced Tea.

Special Dessert

$12 per person

at 6 p.m.

Dance to theSilk Band

Former members ofStreet Corner Symphony

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Lecturing KnightRobert Murrow

Some of your Officers visited several other lodges recently on the occasion of the Installation of their incoming Officers for 2013-2014. I found the members of each lodge friendly, helpful, gra-cious, and eager to make you feel welcome and at home. It was wonderful to see that we members of Lodge #794 are on a par with those other lodges in regard to fellowship, facilities and camaraderie. If you haven’t paid another lodge a visit lately, I highly recommend that you do.

WANTED: Drug Awareness Program Chairman. Duties include spreading the Elks’ Drug Awareness message by visiting schools, hold-ing Drug Awareness essay contests, and distribut-ing Drug Awareness materials such as pamphlets, bookmarks, coloring books, stickers and Frisbees. The committee may also provide anti-drug aware-ness materials at community events as available. Reports of activities are required. Please contact me with your ideas and offer to assume these re-sponsibilities. This is a volunteer position. Bob Murrow (949) 400-3975 or [email protected].

WANTED: Male or Female. Must be committed, energetic, goal oriented and have an interest in Scouting. I am now recruiting for the position of Boy Scouts/Girl Scouts Committee Chairman. A background in Scouting is desired but not required. This Chairman acts as a liaison between the Scouting community, the Lodge, and the Elks’ District. The committee chairman would monitor the scouting units that our Lodge supports

and/or sponsors, and liaison with the Boy/Girl Scout Council. Activity reports are required to be submitted periodically. This is a volunteer position. However, the Committee Chairman selected would receive my undy-ing gratitude.

Bob MurrowEsteemed Lecturing Knight

A MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR

DEFINITION OF DEADLINE:1. A line drawn within or around a prison that a prisoner passes at the risk of being shot.2. The time after which copy is not accepted for a particular issue of a publication.

I have spent over 5 years producing the ElkHorn in past years. During that timethere have been many challenges and

most of those have to do with the deadline. It seems that some contributors think

that a deadline is something to be taken lightly and disregarded.

Each of us is very busy. I don’t deny that for any of my Brothers and Sisters; however,I do believe that everyone loves to get their

ElkHorn on time. The deadline is the deadline and I generously give you

5 extra days. You know in advance and it is your

responsibility to get your informationto me, not my responsibiility to beg you

for it.

I would truly appreciate the cooperation.

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HOST OFFICER SCHEDULEMay 3May 4May 10May 11May 17May 18May 24May 25

Ralph HeaneyCraig WhaleyChuck Goebel

Bob MurrowGeorge Flores

Maurice McGaughinMike HobbsBrian Koss

May 31 ................. Marty Abrahams

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with Dinner

Join us!Great FoodGreat Fun

Great Friends

Come One - Come All

May 256:00 pm

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Come celebrate our wonderful Flag at our OPEN MEETING on June 18.

Special buffet menu plus normal Tuesday Night food options.

Program hosted by ourEsquire - Marty Abrahams

More information next month.

Jolly Cork’s EveningFriday, May 17, 2013

6 p.m.

If you have not attended a Jolly Cork event - you missedone great time! Come see your fellow Elks get “Installed” in the

Jolly Corks - You won’t be sorry!

Reservations a Must!Call Lodge at (714) 547-7794

A Volunteer Run Event

FUN!!!Pantomime

MEXICAN BUFFET - $18 PER PERSON

We are in the process of updating the ENF board that you see in the Lobby.

If you would like to help, or, have any ideas please contact us.

Also, if you believe your name should be up there and it is not, please contact

either one of the volunteers below. Thank you!

Dave [email protected] [email protected]

Gus Schroth

Beginnning July 1, 2013, we willfollow in the footsteps of theGrand Lodge and send onlyone copy of the ElkHorn toa household. If you musthave more than one copy

please contact either BarbaraMills or Chris Young in the

Lodge Office.

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FRIDAY NIGHTFIESTA

May 31 - 6 pm$15.00 per person

We will have dancingto Jerry Benton and also

some rock ‘n roll

Special choices for dinner

Bring in a dessert to share if desired and we will have an especially sweet time!

Orange Coast DistrictRitual Contest

May 4 - 5Santa Ana Elks Lodge Room

Come and watch our Officersperform the ritual contest at 10 a.m. on Saturday.

Reminder: Only members canattend the Ritual contest.

Food will be available.

Join us for a Champagne Brunchin honor of Dad.

Three Seatings: 10:30, 11:30, 12:30

This will be a ticketed event - $25 in advance - inclusive $28 at the door - inclusive Children 2-10 - $10 Under 2 - Free

Menu Available in June Issue

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Join us on Tuesday, May 14 for our Annual Mother’s Day Program -

Open Meeting. Entertainment by Creative Identity Pride -

a special singing group that you will never forget! Buffet $10.00, Inclusive

Program presented byour Chaplain,

Brian Koss

SICKNESS & DISTRESSSANTA ANA ELKS LODGE 794

Elk Brothers and Sisters at Home

Dan Klippert (Wife Donna)7817 Riverview RoadSnohomish, WA 98290Cards Welcome

Jean Miller(714) 998-90084701 E. Fairfield StreetAnaheim Hills, CA 92807

Jack Willard(714) 315-3049 - cell(714) 774-7942 - home2209 E. North Redwood DriveAnaheim, CA 92806

William (Bill) Carnahan (MarySue)(714) 778-44511400 South Sunkist St., Space 174Anaheim, CA 92806

Temmie Brackman (Arnold)(714) 508-36375200 Irvine Blvd., Space 54Irvine, CA 92620John Olsson Daughter in Law Mary Anne(951) 331-0139Cranbrook Senior Living1262 Bryan Ave, # 118Tustin, CA 92780Manny Mora (Mary)

(714) 540-79141114 Carlton PlaceSanta Ana, CA 92707

Brando Avery (Wanda)(714) 637-42185237 E. Shady GlenAnaheim, CA 92807

Bill Audrey (Judy)(714) 573-802613612 Carroll WayTustin, CA 92787Chef Nelson Pineda

1210 Ascot CourtRiverside, CA 92503

Sal Lo CiceroUpdates from friend, Armand(714) 637-0631

Elk Brothers and Sisters in Assisted/Senior Living

Fern Young(949) 760-2800Crown Cove Senior Living3901 E. Coast HighwayCorona Del Mar, CA 92625

Don Braun(Daughter Marlene)(949) 855-6106Park Terrace21952 Buena SuierteRancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688Cell (949) 709-4117

Nadine KiernanWill begin chemo inApril

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“Just as the rose blooms, so does theheart with the spirit of giving.”

Jeannette GranadosPresident 2013-2014

May 6th Board Meeting 7:00 pmMay 6th Bunco with a Mexican theme at the home of Teena Krzakala at 6:30pmMay 7th Krafty Krafters 10:00 am May 16th Business Meeting 7:00 pm Mother's Day March Casa Teresa Baby ShowerMay19th Cinco De Mayo Party at the home of Dorothy O’Neal-4:30pm, tickets $12.50May 27th Emblem to participate in Memorial Day Program at the Santa Ana Cemetery

Santa Ana Emblem Club #530

When I was a little girl, my mother took me to a Woman's Club fashion show. It is one of my favorite childhood memories. I remember the large ballroom, the beautiful glass chandeliers that hung over my petite head, and women, dressed in their best "going to luncheon" attire, excited for the day’s festivities. We sat at big tables that were beautifully decorated and watched with delight as each model gracefully glided down the runway in perfectly fabulous clothes. It was a wonderful afternoon.

Forty-something years later, April 13th, 2013, I experienced Emblem's 30th Annual Fashion Show, "A Passion for Fashion." Again, I walked into a large ballroom with glass chandeliers that hung over my not-so petite, not-so little head. When I first walked in, I made my way to the bar where I ordered myself a "Jeanette," a drink named in honor of our current Emblem Club President; it was delicious. Next, I went shopping on the outside edges of the ballroom where venders of all kinds were selling jewelry, clothing, bags, and hats. After browsing the beautiful displays, I found my seat and made myself comfortable. Again, like my childhood memory, my fellow fashion show goers were dressed in their best "going to luncheon" attire waiting, with earnest anticipation, for the show to begin. Pat Repic headed the committee, presided as Master of Ceremonies, and proved to be talented at both endeavors. Behind the scenes, Lupe Navarro was busily applying make-up, while Andrea Weiss, from Royal Beauty Salon, styled our models' hair to make them runway ready. Everyone in the ballroom was in for an extra treat. Lynne Curtain, from the TV show "The Real Housewives of Orange County," graciously joined our Emblem models to showcase the stylish fashions of Stein Mart, Dress Barn, Eva's Trunk, Draper's and Damon's, Kiyanno, and David's Bridal. It was a great afternoon of good food and drink, inspiring conversation, and truly fabulous clothes. Emblem's "A Passion for Fashion" certainly held up to my childhood memory and I cannot wait for next year's festivities.

Penny McAllister

Emblem Press Correspondent

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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Thursday, May 96 - 8 p.m.

Dinner Includes:BBQ Pork Ribs

Corn on the CobBaked Beans

Cole Slaw

$13 per person

RIB NIGHT

JAM SESSION May 19 and June 21

5 to 9 pm

Only $10 per person(Includes 2 drinks)

Food Available

(Please note: there will be NO PLATESPLITTING in the kitchen. If you wish

to share a plate, an extra plate will beavailable for a $1.00 “extra plate” fee.)

TACO NIGHT

May 1 and June 5

$1.00 ea. $2.00 ea. $3.00 ea.Taco

Chips & SalsaBeansRice

NachosTaquitosChips &

Guacamole

Taco Salad Enchiladas

$4.00Chili Relleno

Menu

$2.00Margaritas!!!

5 pmReservations recommended

• Pasta with choice of: Meatball or Italian Sausage• Garlic Bread • Salad or• Baked potato with all the toppings

Emblem Ladies will be selling dessert

Please note:Only Pasta is

“All you can eat”Subsequent servings

only include garlic bread.Additional meat choice can

be purchased!!

May15 and June 17

$5.00 per person

$2 glassesof wine

5:00 pm

Pasta or

Potato Night

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VETERANS LONG BEACH HOSPITAL VISIT (CORRECTION)

(Memo to Volunteers) The correct date is: Monday, May 13.

PATRIOTS AND PAWS (Please read Lobby Notice.)A Non-Profit for returning Veterans. MISSION STATEMENT: To provide Active Military/Veterans and their families with home furnishings.

VET NET (NOW) (Please read Lobby Notice.)“Vet Net” is a safety net for returning veterans, to help transition the at-risk veterans to the civilian work world.

CARE PACS TO AFGHANISTANBy the time you read this announcement, 35 more Care-Pacs will have been mailed to our deserving young men and women overseas. Volunteers gather again, as usual, the 2nd Tuesday of each month, at 6 pm.

Donors:…. Thank you for all your donations, time and financial assistance.

Memorable Days of May, 2013

May 12 MOTHER’S DAY May 18 ARMED FORCES DAY May 27 MEMORIAL DAY

(Not for fame or reward, Not for place or rank. Not lured by ambition or goaded by necessity, but in simple obedience to duty as they understood it, These men (and women) suffered all, Sacrificed all, dared all -- and died.”) (Author: Unknown)

“GIVE IT TO THE VETS”

Frank Torres Brian Yeandle Chairman Co-Chairman

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Leading Knight Gala“Casino on the ‘794’ Boardwalk”

Saturday, June 8MENU

Choice of:Beef Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich

orChicken Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich

Regular Steak Friesor

Sweet Potato Fries

ColeslawDessert

Funnel Cake Fries withwhipped cream and a

scoop of vanilla ice cream

Coffee/Decaf/Iced TeaUnlimited Soda from our

dispensing unit

$15 per person Inclusivealso includes $500 in Scrip

in advance

$18 per person Inclusiveand includes $500 in Scrip

at the door.

Be sure to wear yourcomfortable clothes, after

all, we will be on the Boardwalk!!

6:00 pm

CHEESESTEAKS

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See the Travel Club Display in the Lobby forfllyers & information on upcoming trips.

CHECK OUT THE NEW TRAVEL CLUBWEBSITE: www.elkstravelclub.com

The Travel Club is FREE to all Elk members andtheir families and friends. Meetings are held on

the first Thursday of each month at 8:00 p.m. unlessotherwise noted.

All reservations are confirmed with payment. Checksshould be made out to “Santa Ana Elks Travel Club”

unless otherwise noted.

Interior Cat 1B $974.69/pp, Ocean view Cat OF$1154.60/pp, Balcony Cat BC $1334.60/pp.

Price Includes: All port charges, government taxesand fees, Bus transportation. $50.00 per Cabin “OnBoard Credit”. Group Travel Insurance offered at

an additional $108 /pp Cat 1B (Inside Cabin),$138/pp Cat. Of (Ocean View) or BC-(Balcony)

California Coastal Cruise -October 12-19, 2013 8 Days/7 Nights

Sapphire Princess Sailing round trip from LosAngeles and visiting the ports of San Francisco,

Santa Barbara, San Diego & Ensenada, Mexico!!!

SOUTH DAKOTA ADVENTURESEPT 4-10, 2013 7 DAYS

Highlights: 6 nights in Rapid City, MountRushmore & Crazy Horse Memorial, Custer StatePark, Devil’s Tower, Historic Deadwood, Black

Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary, Badlands National

Park, Fort Hays Dances with Wolves Movie Set,Chuckwagon Supper and Cowboy Show, 1880 railjourney, Sioux Indian Museum & Black Hills GoldFactory, Round Trip Air LAX. $1975/pp double -

Single +$600

Tour Highlights: Three Canadian National Parks,Vancouver (2 Nights), Vancouver City tour,

Victoria, Vancouver Island, Butchart Gardens, VIARail Experience (1 Night), to Jasper (1 Night), LakeLouise, Icefields Parkway, Glacier SnowCat, Banff

(2 Nights), Banff Area Tour, Calgary (2 Nights),Calgary Stampede Round Trip Air LAX.

Premier World Discovery Tour$3399/pp double/ Deposit $300/pp

CANADIAN ROCKIES & CALGARY STAMPEDE10 days - July 6, 2013

MYSTERY TOUR - JUNE 26, 2013Lunch Included $78/pp

Bus Departs at 8:00 a.m.

Santa Ana Elks Travel Club

25th ANNUAL FRENCH FESTIVALSANTA BARBARA - SUNDAY, JULY 4, 2013

France comes to Santa Barbara. It’s like going toFrance without paying for it. Free entertainmentfills three stages. The day is yours to enjoy thefood, entertainment and exploring Downtown Santa Barbara. LOTS OF WALKING!

SOLD OUT

BOWERS MUSEUMTHURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 2013

Enjoy TWO fantastic exhibitions - The Gems of theMedici, highlighting some of the oldest and uniquepieces of the antiquities from the 1st century.The Tsars’ Cabinet, 200 years under the Romanovs,most of the 160 objects were designed for use bythe Tsars and their families.

Lunch included at Buca de Beppo $55/pp Bus Departs at 11:15 AM

SMOKY MOUNTAINS & BLUEGRASS -SEPTEMBER 18-25, 2013 8 Days

Louisville, Churchill Downs, Biltmore Estate,Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, Opryland Resort,Dollywood, Nashville tour, Country Music Hall ofFame, Grand Ole Opry & More. Round trip AirLAX. Cost: $2349/pp double, $3024/single,Deposit $300/pp Ins $190/pp

HOLLYWOOD BOWLPERFORMANCE

SATURDAY - DATE TO BE DETERMINEDAUGUST 2013

In the planning stagesWatch for updates

NOTICE: JUNE TRAVEL CLUB MEETING CHANGED TO FRIDAY the 14th at 1:00 PM

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2013 GOLF SCHEDULE – SANTA ANA ELKS #794 DATE TIME LOCATION May 5 9:00 AM Creste Verde June 9 9:00 AM Indian Hills July 14 9:00 AM Green River August 11 10:00 AM Willowick September 8 9:00 AM Paradise Knolls October 3, 4 & 5 8:15 AM Lake San Marcos November 10 9:00 AM General Old December OPEN To be detemined

Jurupa Hills Golf Course was our destination on April 7th. What a great day it was. The golf course was much improved over past years and just as friendly with the following results:

Once again, because of the number of players, the women competed with the men in the “C” Flight by handicap readings.

The “A” Flight had handsome Rick Helms moving up a couple of notches to capture 1st place; hard hitting Larry Chastain was 2nd and retired door buster John Douthit was 3rd.

In the “B” Flight, Asif Merchant smiled his way to 1st. John Nye was overwhelmed by his 2nd place and Rich Caveli thought he was bowling for 3rd.

In the “C” Flight, Barbara Pliha forgot everything that Barclay Greene taught her and captured 1st. Larry Arason could not believe he was 2nd, but he didn’t argue. Nora Beagle came out of nowhere to take 3rd.

Closest to the pin were for the men – Mike Delgado and Marvin Hobbs, and for the women – Barbara Pliha and Gail Hanson. Longest Drives for the men – Larry Chastain and for the women – Nora Beagle.

Our next outing will be at beautiful Creste Verde Golf Course in Corona on Sunday, May 5th at 9:00 a.m. Call Rick Helms at (714) 368-4606 to sign up. Do it now before you forget!!

The brochure for our Jim Lindley Memorial Weekender at St. Mark Golf Club is in the ElkHorn. Take a close look at it and call me at (714) 633-9829 if you have any questions.

Hit ‘em straight and not too often.

Larry Arason

Chairman

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SANTA ANA ELKS #794 GOLF CLUB

Santa Ana Elks

Presents the5th ANNUAL JIM LINDLEY

Invitational Memorial Golf Tournamentto be held at the

St. Mark Golf Club in San Marcos, CAOctober 3rd, 4th and 5th, 2013

Includes Green Fees and Cart for two days Arriving Thursday, October 3rd 3 Nights Lodging at St. Mark Resort

Friday & Saturday Morning Buffet BreakfastSaturday Night Banquet

Daily Hosted Bar & Hors d’oeuvres

Shotgun Start Friday & Saturday @ 8:15 a.m.

Practice Round - Thursday for $25 (not included in package)

RULES AND PRIZESNCGA RULES & CURRENT INDEXES

Low Net - 3 FlightLong Drive - Men & Women

Accuracy - Men & WomenProximity on all Par 3’s - Men & Women

Putting Contest Skin Game Tee Favors Saturday Raffle Annual Golfer Awards &

Club Championship

Includes Green Fees and Cart for two days Arriving Thursday, October 3rd 3 Nights Lodging at St. Mark Resort

Friday & Saturday Morning Buffet BreakfastSaturday Night Banquet

Daily Hosted Bar & Hors d’oeuvres

Shotgun Start Friday & Saturday @ 8:15 a.m.

Practice Round - Thursday for $25 (not included in package)

RULES AND PRIZESNCGA RULES & CURRENT INDEXES

Low Net - 3 FlightLong Drive - Men & Women

Accuracy - Men & WomenProximity on all Par 3’s - Men & Women

Putting Contest Skin Game Tee Favors Saturday Raffle Annual Golfer Awards &

Club Championship

ACCOMMODATIONS1 ROOM - 1 GOLFER ............................................$395.001 ROOM - 2 GOLFERS ......................................... $495.001 ROOM - 1 GOLFER & 1 NON-GOLFER ........., $440.00NON-RESORT REGISTERED GOLFERS ........... $150.00

PLEASE NOTE:A $200 DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR RESERVATION.

ALL ROOMS WILL BE ASSIGNEDFINAL PAYMENT IS DUE BY THURSDAY SEPT. 19, 2013

**BUS TO CASINO DAILY SHOPPING CENTER WITHIN

WALKING DISTANCEGOLF CLUB PHONE:

(760) 744-1310

REGISTRATION FORMPlease check your preferences below. Make all checks payable to: Santa Ana Elks Golf Mail to: John Douthit, 2146 S. Jetty Dr. Anaheim, CA 92802ACCOMMODATIONS SPECIAL REQUEST

1 Room - 2 Golfers - $4951 Room = 1 Golfer / 1 Non-Golfer - $4401 Room - 1 Golfer - $3951 Non-Resort Registered Golfer - $150

SmokingNon-Smoking2 Queen-Size BedsKing-Size Bed

NAME(S)ADDRESS __________________________________________________________________CITY____________________________________ STATE_________ ZIP ______________PHONE __________________________________ CELL ____________________________EMAIL _____________________________________________________________________

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SCHOLARSHIP NEWS

Good news on the Elk scholarship scene came from decisions made at the February meeting of the Elks National Foundation (ENF) Board of Trustees in San Antonio, Texas. Reports from this meeting show that in 2013-2014 the ENF will increase funding for the Most Valuable Student (MVS) scholarship program for the first time in six years.

The national (MVS) contest , open to any high school senior in the country, will feature 20 top awards -- 10 for males, 10 for females. Each award will be worth a minimum of $20,000. The top 20 finalists in the national competition will participate in a Leadership Weekend in Chicago, during which they will have interviews with the national judges. These twenty finalists will be competing for two first-place awards of $50,000; two second-place awards of $40,000; two third-place awards of $30,000; and two fourth-place awards of $20,000. The remaining 480 runners-up in the national competition will receive fifth-place scholarships of $4,000.

The total ENF scholarship distribution for 2013-2014 will be $3.74 million. That distribution funds the Most Valuable Student and the Legacy Scholarships. The Santa Ana Elks Scholarship Committee wishes to thank William Needham and family for their very generous donation to the Santa Ana #794 scholarship fund. The donation was made in gratitude for the Lenz Scholarship their granddaughter, Alicia Needham, received at our March 5 award night, and to honor Robert Coey, a lifetime member of our lodge and a great longtime friend of the Needham family. As the current school year draws to a close, the scholarship committee will be busy making arrangements to attend the high school award nights of our scholarship recipients. This is a wonderful way to let our local com-munity members know that Elks support the young people in our schools and is also another way of spreading information about the Elks scholarship programs.

If you have any questions regarding Elk scholarships, please call me at (949) 510-6971 or Jean Miller, scholarship co-chair, at (714) 998-9008. Marietta Parkinson Scholarship Chair

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We are not the type to sit on our laurels (pun intended!). Now we’re working on new ideas for our lodge, and some fundraising events to hold. (Poker, anyone?) No meeting this month, but please call or email Isabelle with any great ideas you have…we are open to them all.

Isabelle Kaminsky [email protected]

PER STEAK FRYFriday, June 21

6:00 p.m.

Menu - Pricing - Entertainmentwill be available next month

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Fishing ClubAt our last Fishing Club meeting, we made a donation of $100 for the Major Projects ER March at the

State Convention in May and purchased an ad in the Emblem Fashion Show Program.Next month, the Fishing Club is sponsoring the Sunday Pancake Breakfast on June 23. We will have

the standard menu but, in addition, Wayne Pulcini will be singing and playing for your dining pleasure. And we will be selling Elk pins from all over the U.S. as well as local Lodges, Santa Ana ER, District and State pins.

We have selected the date of June 6 - 9 for the High Sierra trip. You need to make your reservations at the Vagabond Inn in Bishop. They have rooms with 2 beds for around $93 a night. Their phone number is (866) 356-6852. There are at least 6 anglers interested in the Columbia River trip in September. The guide’s daily rate is $200 per day per angler. He provides all fishing gear. You can stay at my son’s house, or if you prefer, a local motel. A firm date will be discussed at our meeting.

Our meeting for May will be on May 19, a Sunday from 4 to ?? at the Bieker’s home. The White Elephant Auction will take place. BELCH Club members will also be attending this event to increase the fun and excitement. Wayne Pulcini will provide entertainment for us and the bar provided by Tex, Dick and Merl. RSVP what appetizer you will bring to Merl or Carol Bieker at 714-547-3234. The cost will be $5 for each angler, wife or guest to cover the cost of entertainment.

May your rod always be bent.Merl Bieker, Chairman

PARTYRemember how excitedyou were when school

was finally out and summer was here?

Join us for somesummer fun -

June 29 at 6 p.m. for

a patio party.

More info next month

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During the last month we received donations from the following people and organizations within the Lodge: Bingo Players, Popcorn Contributions, Nomads, James Bartolomucci, Ron Grishaber, Helen Windell, Donald Fisher and Dan Fernandez.

As you know, our new ER, Marc, will be going to the state convention in May and he will be presenting a check for the contributions made by Santa Ana Lodge #794. If you have purple pigs at home, I encourage you to get them in as soon as possible so that we can include your contribution in this year’s total. This would also be the time for all Club Chairmen to make contributions in your Club name

. Thank you for your contributions to the kids! Norm Fisher Chairman

MAJOR PROJECT Elks’ Sunday BreakfastSunday, May 26, 2013 9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

Menu IncludesScrambled Eggs

Bacon & SausagePancakes

Tomas’ OmeletsBiscuits & Gravy

CoffeeOrange Juice

$7.00per

person

nomads

The Nomads have been BUSY!

April found them at Pechanga Casino in Temecula, where they enjoyed the camp-ground, and all that the casino had to offer. Hosted by the DeCapites, it was a memorable outing.

May promises to be even busier. Nomads will be traveling to Lone Pine on May 16-19, and to the Santa Maria Elks Rodeo May 30-June 2 (earlybirds May 29).

We’re doing lots of traveling…so why aren’t you joining us? IF YOUR RIG IS SPENDING MORE TIME IN STORAGE THAN ON THE ROAD, you need to join the Nomads.

Nomads meet the fourth Thursday of each month at the Lodge; 6:30 pm for dinner and 7:30 for the meeting.

For more information, please contact Paula and Chuck Goetz: H: 562-431-7287 or [email protected].

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BOWLING NEWSUPCOMING TOURNAMENTS

June 1 Gardena Mixed 4July 13 Westchester Mixed 4

August 3-4 Santa Maria Mixed 4August 17 Chula Vista Mixed 4September 14 Hesperia Mixed 4October 12 Santa Ana Mixed 4

November 2-3 Laughlin Mixed 4November 23 Whittier Mixed 4

For further information and entry forms, please contact Ralph Heaney (714) 838-6687.

NOTABLE SCRATCH SCORES for March- 200 Games - Brian Koss 240, Dennis Hawes 223, Marty Abrahams 216, Tim Hawes 232, Bob Simurda 224, Bob Moos 216, Bill Feuerborn 214, Darryl Ford 233, Chuck Berg 267, Mike Hobbs 246, Rich Cavalli 255, Hal Mecum 235, Len Marcyes 233, Russell Hawkins 255, Beckie Gehring 228, Michael Richie 212, Ericka Flores 234, George Flores 203, Gail Hanson 212, Bill Shadowen 236, Scott Evert 257, Walt Tracy 223, John Oborny 238, Kris Otto 213, Jim Smit 200, Mary Ann Ahrens 233, Amy Beisner 204, Rick Parr 231, Troy Erskine 226, Doug Grelhke 266.

SCRATCH 525 Series & Higher for March – Ralph Heaney 546, Brian Koss 621, Dennis Hawes 599, Marty Abrahams 595, Tim Hawes 649, Bob Simurda 604, Bob Moos 569, Bill Feuerborn 588, Darryl Ford 664, Chuck Berg 649, Mike Hobbs 647, Rich Cavalli 706, Don Winkler 558, Hal Mecum 572, Len Marcyes 623, Beckie Gehring 560, Russell Hawkins 657, Michael Richie 534, Ericka Flores 554, George Flores 586, Gail Hanson 583, Bill Shadowen 583, Scott Evert 714, Walt Tracy 613, John Oborny 531, Kris Otto 613, Jim Smit 553, Mary Ann Ahrens 639, Amy Beisner 559, Rick Parr 642, Troy Erskine 642, Doug Grelhke 722.

When you are at the Lodge look up and see the new ceiling fans which the bowlers bought and had installed in the lobby. Our thanks go out to Dan Fernandez for doing such a great job of installing the fans. Hope everyone will enjoy them.

Remember, we will be having our SUMMER FUN league again. This is a NO TAP so bring friends and family. It is a non-sanctioned league, so anyone can bowl. Call Ralph for further information.

Santa Maria entry forms have been received. If you are interested in going up to Santa Maria, contact Clare Heaney for she is always looking for bowlers. It is a lot of fun and the food is great.

Until next month good bowling.

Susan NickersonSecretary/Treasurer Guys & Dolls

(714) 505-2738

PROPOSAL FOR MEMBERSHIP --MAY

Proposer Candidate Occupation

*Please remember that our life blood is new members. Bring in a friend!

EVELYN GODINEZ SHERRY LOU SAUNDERS RETIREDREINSTATE MIKE BRUGGEMAN ATTORNEY

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Bequest & Living Trust“So, as we set out this year to defeat the di-

visive forces that would take freedom away, I want to say those fighting words for everyone within the sound of my voice to hear and to heed: ‘From my cold, dead hands!” - Charleston Heston.

Moses made this pronouncement at the Na-tional Rifle Association Convention in Charlotte, NC, way back in 2002. Even though he made this speech over 11 years ago, it still generates controver-sy today. See former comedian Jim Carrey’s recent satirical tribute and political commentator Greg Gut-feld’s response. Whatever your take on the gun control de-bate, the reality is that there are an estimated 300 million plus guns in circulation in the United States today. The NRA estimates that approximately 50 million households own at least one firearm. In Feb-ruary 2013 alone, the FBI reported over 2.4 million background checks for the purchase of firearms

From an estate planning perspective, this raises some serious issues. While a firearm is an asset that is a part of the estate just like any other asset, the transfer of certain firearms upon your passing could land your executor or the beneficiary of your estate in jail depending on the laws of the state where you die. This is why more and more people are creating “Gun Trusts”, a form of a revocable trust used to avoid pro-bate and keep your fiduciary and beneficiaries out of jail. Moreover, a certain type of Gun Trust, called an NFA Trust, is now being used specifically for the pur-chase and ownership of NFA Weapons such as ma-chine guns, short-barreled shotguns, short-barreled rifles, and silencers. A Gun Trust should not be used to purchase firearms that are otherwise illegal for you to own in your State of residence. However, if you have a fire-arms collection, you should consider a Gun Trust as a part of an integrated estate plan. Here’s why. Sup-pose you just have a simple will that leaves your gun collection to your children. Remember, depending on the size of the estate (over $150,000 in Califor-nia), the will would have to be probated in order to pass title to these items. As a part of the probate pro-ceedings, the executor has to file a probate invento-ry with the probate court where every single firearm must be listed. Furthermore, a probate file is a public record meaning that anyone off the street could go to the court, request to see a copy of the file, and would

soon find out exactly what your estate owns, including all of your firearms. Moreover, while you may want the collection to go the kids, if they are minors at the time of your passing, they cannot legally own them. See the problems? Doing nothing to plan for the order-ly passing of title of these items is not an option. I think that Gun Trusts are going to increase in popularity as more and more gun control legislation is passed because people by and large want their col-lection to stay in the family. Just look at the statistics. They do not want to give them up whether it be from their cold dead hands or otherwise. If you’d like to discus these issues or how in-corporating the Elks Lodge into your will or trust can work for you, please give us a call.Bob Lamm (949)852-1800Dan Romero (714) 547-8787

We are honored to be members of the Santa Ana Elks Lodge, and we look forward to shar-ing our knowledge about planning for your future with you. Please feel free to contact us in advance with any questions you may have.

EMAIL EMAIL EMAIL!!If you would like your ElkHorn sent to you via email in color -

plus receive it BEFORE the firstof every month, please send your

Name, Elk number and emailaddress to me. Once I have

accumulated a list, we will stopsending you the paper copy. Ifyou want the ElkHorn sent to

you as well as receive your onecopy via the mail, just put thatin your email to me. Thanks!

Chris Youmg - Editor

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Monday through Friday11:30 am - 2:00 pm

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Children’s Menu isalways available. Ask

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INDIAN HILLSGOLF 9 AM

KARAOKE

DJ ADAM SOKOL

FRIDAY NIGHTFIESTA

JERRY BENTON

MOTHER’S DAYBRUNCH

GENE DEVALLE

DINNER DANCEORIENTATION

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UPCOMING ACTIVITIES

May - 2013 1 Taco Night Page 12 4 Cinco De Mayo Page 54-5 Ritual Contest Page 9 8 Rib Night Page 1212 Mother’s Day Brunch Front Page14 Mother’s Day Program Page 10 Open Mtg15 Pasta-Potato Night Page 12 .17 Jolly Cork Night Page 819 Jam Session Page 1225 Karaoke Page 726 Sunday Breakfast Page 2027 Lodge Closed - Memorial Day 31 Friday Night Fiesta Page 9

June - 2013 8 Leading Knight Gala Page 1416 Father’s Day Brunch Page 918 Flag Day Open Mtg. Page 821 PER Steak Fry Page 18