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ELK'S CREED

Believe in the goodness in thyself as well as in others.

Protect childhood with tenderness, old age with respect, cherish with reverence the memory of those who have passed.

Observe faithfully the golden rule.

Enjoy the good things of earth. Keep within thee the Glorious shine of youth and remain always of good cheer.





Exalted Ruler
Troy Pedersen

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Jolly Corks
Hours
Tue3~7
Thr3~7
Fri3~9
Sat3~7

Friday, November 17th, 2023
Karaoke

In the Jolly Corks Pub.
Fun starts at 6pm. Carry in munchies to share.
Ken Cohn will KJ for us.

Saturday December 9th, 2023
A Holiday Feast

Salisbury Steak, Corn, Homestyle Potatoes, Christmas Jello Salad, and a Festive Christmas Dessert
5:30 - Social hour
6:30 - Dinner
Sponsored by the Does Drove #4.
$12.00 per person
Please call ahead for reservations!

Friday, December 15th, 2023
Veterans' Coffeehaus

Auld Pavilion 10:am-Noon

Friday, December 15th, 2023
Karaoke

In the Jolly Corks Pub.
Fun starts at 6pm. Carry in munchies to share.
Ken Cohn will KJ for us.

Saturday December 16th, 2023
Santa visit

Santa Claus will be at the Lodge from 1:00 to 3:00 pm to see all the
good boys and girls this year. He will be here to talk with the children and to hand out gift bags.
All members are welcome to come and bring your kids, grand-kids and anyone else that wants to see Santa. Remember to save the date!

Saturday, December 30, 2023
Hoop Shoot

Wysong Elementary School @ 1:00 pm

Saturday January 13th, 2023
Seafood Boil

Shrimp, Pollack, Potatoes, Corn, Sausage and a seasonal dessert.
5:30 - Social hour
6:30 - Dinner
$12.00 per persons
Reservations due by January 12th.
Sponsored by Mitch Becker

Saturday January 27th, 2024
11th Annual Chili Cookoff

Details will be forthcoming.f

Saturday, February 10th, 2024
Valentimes Dinner

Entertainment by Bert & Scott
Details to follow.




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To All Lodge #80 Membership

The Covid-19 pandemic has truly disrupted and changed our lives in unprecedented ways. Places we used to visit or frequent have changed as we have. We all need to adjust to the new norm.

If you look around Lincoln, you can see the economic impact that we are currently experiencing. For the first time in my life I was left with a very unsettling feeling going to the grocery store and discovering shelf's that had no product on them or please limit yourself to 1, signs.

Even our lodge is struggling to make ends meet. We were given an increase in our property valuation, we were closed for several months, we did not have meals or events scheduled. Revenue that used to flow was nonexistent.

We had to do something. Since we had very limited resources coming in, we had to find ways to reduce costs. One way was to ask the County Tax commissioners to grant us a tax exemption, I am very sure that you have heard the term Quid Pro Quo. (This for that) So in exchange for a considerable savings (to all of us) we had to give up some hours of operation. We did not have to lay off any current employees we simply did not replace, again saving us a large chunk of money. We changed supply companies, soon cable companies, pest control companies and other things just to name a few.

We are making these changes to stay within our financial constraints and to be good Stewards of your money.

I appreciate your understanding. I am looking forward to seeing you all soon

Thanks, Harry