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T HE A MERICAN L EGION The Friendly Word from The Friendly Post Post 178 Garage Art Winner Jack & Gayle Hayden 1955 Chevy Sedan Howard Hall 1967 Chevy Nova John Backes 1939 Ford Pickup KC VanNeiman C A R SH OW WI NNER S Lakewood, CO 1958 Corvette Marty Smyth 1957 Chevy Bel-Air Ken Sayers 1655 Simms Street Best of Show 1937 Ford Delux Octaviano Jojola Jr. 1915 Ford Model T Lynn Hunter Show Sponsor See more photos at alpost178.org and on facebook at Sheryl salpictures 1961 Thunderbird Hank Bender 1957 Chevy Nomad Danny & Patti VonFeldt Volume 16 Issue #4 THANK YOU CAR SHOW VOLUNTEERS Greg Belvill Mark Duffey Dave Clinger Ed McKenna Ted Martindale Brian Conway Keith Sanders Steve Tomlinson Sheryl Funakoshi Wayne McClimans Jody & Michelle Marcotte Sarah Merr Jackie Boyer Frank Spano Kathy Schwab Nancy Marshall Jerry Stauter Jr. Jerry Stauter Sr. Brad & Beth Hall Angie & Mike Bell Mackenzie Nelson Cindy & Eric Parker alpost178.org Mushrat Dragster Dick Surratt 1954 Pontiac Chieftan Vern & Debbie McLeland October 2015

Chaplain s Report Mickey West what makes the clouds roll by? Have you ever stopped to wonder as you gazed up in the sky what keeps the stars from falling, What makes the moon replace the sun, and night replace the day? What brings sweet peace when day is done, as you homeward wend your way? Have you ever stopped to wonder how from a tiny seed springs forth a fragrant flower, with beauty rare indeed? What brings the leaves back on the trees, after a winter of ice and snow? Do you wonder about these things, or skip it and let it go? So stop and think from day-to-day as on through life you trod, of the many blessings sent your way through the mighty hand of God. Commander s Report Bill Radunz Fall is here and lots happening. Our next meeting is October 6th at 7:00 p.m. Important things need to be discussed including a proposed increase to annual dues. This year s Veterans Day Parade is Sunday, November 8 in downtown Denver. Contact Wayne McClimans or me if you can participate. The Post s Early Bird Dinner is at 6:00 p.m. October 24th. Social hour starts an hour before. The dinner of pork loin, scalloped potatoes, veggie, and salad is FREE to members with paid 2016 dues by October 15th. Sign up at the Post. The Colorado Country Music Hall of Fame will be at the Post Sunday, October 25 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. The music is FREE. Grilled Ham & Cheese Sandwiches will be available for purchase. Starting November 6th we ve scheduled bands every for Friday night from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. This is a trial period over 7 weeks to see if our members are interested. If you like having live music at the Post you need to support these events. To kick things off, November 6th will be Ladies Night with a first drink FREE after 7:00 p.m. Thanksgiving Dinner will be served at the Post Welcome New Members & Transfers Robert S. Peacher Vietnam Army George M. McCarty Vietnam Army Thomas Ramsey Vietnam Air Force Edgar E. Dickens SAL Thomas K. Tanner SAL Charles L. Washington SAL J.D. Dupree Schmechel SAL from 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Bring a side dish to share and please sign up by November 15th so we ll have enough food. Last but not least thanks to Karen Black and Dave Dupree for a great Car Show in September. Yours in service, Commander Bill Radunz Auxiliary Report Carol Conway Please pray for members and families. Sick Bay None Reported Final Roll Call Melvin Bryant Vietnam 9/19/15 We have been notified that AL National annual dues will increase by $5 and Department of Colorado dues will increase $2 for 2016. At our October 6th meeting we ll be considering an increase of $8 for our Post from $45 to $53 effective January 20, 2016. We will need to follow their lead to keep our Legion programs going. Your opinion is important so please attend. September found the Ladies of the Auxiliary stuffing 91 back packs with school supplies for the children of active duty families at Fort Carson! Over $1,200 in supplies and packs were donated by Redistribution Center Inc. (RCI) and The Dollar Store for this worthy cause. Thank you Ladies for all your help! The Bake Sale during the Car Show was a great success! Thank you to all those that helped and brought yummy things to sell...and eat!!! If you have a birthday in October please join us at the monthly meeting for a treat. We d love to see you on the first Tuesday, October 6th at 7:00 p.m. We can always use your help on Burger Nights every Wednesday. Please sign up or just show up! Remember to pay your 2016 dues! And if you paid early please join us for the Early Bird Dinner on October 24th. Dinner is FREE to members who have paid by October 15th.

Business Report Bob Heer Our last member picnic of the season on Labor Day brought out 308 members and their guests, and our door volunteers collected $593. As I have previously reported, it is these door volunteers that make our picnics cost effective. Door volunteers were: Brian Conway, Nancy Marshall, Vern Schmitt, Dick Moore, Joe Bowers, Fran Bowers, Karen Black, Bruce Wandrey, Faye Okeneske, Tina Montoya, Dee Yurko, Mark Ward, Sue Clinger, Sue Mountain, Steve Peterson and, Barbara Bunting. Thank you all for your help. Thanks also to Joe and Fran Bowers, SAL, the Auxiliary, and the Post for donations of beer, soda, water, and hot dogs. Your generosity is appreciated. Not to be overlooked in thanking volunteers were our two grill masters, Randy Baria and Steve Tomlinson as well as Jim Gibson for slicing tomatoes, onions, etc. You all did a fantastic job. I also want to thank Rocky Mountain for doing electrical repairs when one of our coolers shorted out. Rocky donated both his time and the parts. Thanks Rocky. SAL Re p o r t Steve Stroud Another summer has come and gone and we are beginning fall with anticipation. Remember to invite family and friends to join the Post. Each of us can bring new members and that can make our Post more vibrant. SAL is growing and that s because of outreach by our members. Please attend a meeting and see what you can do. Our meetings are the first Wednesday of every month starting at 6:30 p.m. Come for Auxiliary Burger Night and stay for the Sons meeting. Riders Report Nick Trujillo Working together the Auxiliary filled backpacks with school supplies and the Riders loaded them into RCI s truck for delivery to Fort Carson children. The Riders held our last Poker Run for the year in September. We didn t have much participation, but everyone had a good ride. The weather was perfect for our Fall Color Ride. As usual Joe Calabro planned a great route. Gary and Alynn Huffman hosted the Riders at their home as a rest stop. We also posted the colors for Emilie s Parade and rendered honors during the singing of the National Anthem. Posts 1 and 22 assisted. Coming up is our Annual Chili Cook-Off and Lasagna Dinner. Watch for details. Riders Educational Scholarships available now. See a member for details. Important Messages from Post 178 Members A few years ago I called Past Commander Wayne McClimans to find a Color Guard for a Veterans Day concert. He responded and also recruited me to join Post 178. This year, using great brass band music, the Post 178 Color Guard, the El Jabel Shrine Pipe Band, picture projection, military humor and wisdom, and a well researched script, we will tell the story of the American Military from WWI to today. For a great celebration of your service to our country and a fun history lesson, bring your family especially kids and grand kids to A Brass Band Salute to Our Veterans on Friday, November 6, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. at the Lakewood Cultural Center, 470 S. Allison Pkwy (Civic Center North Bldg.). The Rocky Mountain Brassworks is a 33-player brass and percussion ensemble with over 40 years of history in the Denver area. Tickets for the show may be purchased at the Lakewood Cultural Center Box Office, in person, or on-line. However, I would like to personally buy tickets for all Post 178 members and their family members! Please contact Wayne McClimans or email me. Pick up your complimentary tickets at Will Call the evening of the concert. Larry Miller trumpet3@comcast.net I need some help!! The bread and pastries in the Post s Bread Store are mostly provided courtesy of RCI and Costco. Three times a week items are picked up at Costco. RCI takes non-perishables to the Warriors Warehouse in Fort Carson where active military families can use them. I take the perishables to assisted living facilities for Veterans, National Guard sites, and Post 178. I m looking for one or two people to take over my Monday and Friday schedule. The time involved is minimal; no more than 1 to 1 1/2 hours each day. I will be glad to accompany you until you are comfortable with the routine. Please call me to get started with this great opportunity to personally serve many Veterans. Les Hayes 720-436-7751 Posts all over the world are submitting stories about their history in preparation for The American Legion s 100th Anniversary Celebration. I am requesting anyone with stories, photos, news clippings, or other information about our Post to contact me. I also welcome any stories of your military service you care to share. Thank you. Ed McKenna Post 178 Historian mckenna.ed@comcast.net

THE AMERICAN LEGION 1655 Simms Street Post 178 Lakewood, CO 80215 Bill Radunz, Commander... 303-995-2663 commander178@comcast.net Bill Radunz, Adjutant... bradunz@msn.com Wayne McClimans, Chaplain... 303-279-6712 chaplain178@comcast.net Carol Conway, Auxiliary President... 970-275-2891 snoopypls2@yahoo.com Mickey West, Auxiliary Chaplain... 303-238-0039 Dave McBrien, SAL Commander... 720-621-8791 Steve Stroud, SAL Adjutant... 303-988-9686 alpost178sms@gmail.com Nick Trujillo, Riders President... 303-763-9510 sgmnickt@q.com Dave Dupree, Newsletter Publisher... 303-238-9723 alpost178news@gmail.com Bob Heer, Post Manager... 303-234-0178 alpost178@comcast.net Lounge and Dining... 303-232-4041 Lounge Hours* Mon. Thurs. 11:00 AM to 12:00 Midnight Fri. 11:00 AM to 2:00 AM Sat. Sun. 9:00 AM to 12:00 Midnight *Bartenders may close earlier on slow nights. Bulletin Board SAL Horseshoe Tournament October 3 at 1 PM Early Bird Dinner October 24 at 6 PM, Social at 5 PM Rky Mtn Brass Works Concert November 6 at 7:30 PM C O M I N G S O O N Veterans Day Parade November 8 at 8 AM Veterans Day November 11 from 11 AM to 7 PM Veterans Pistol Challenge November 14 at 12:30 PM Colo. Country Music HOF 2 5 PM Grilled Ham & Cheese 2 4 PM Newsletter Banner Photo by Beth Hall POW/MIA Ceremony Photos by Sue Clinger Early Bird Dinner Saturday, October 24 6 PM Veterans Pistol Shoot November 14 12:30 PM Bristlecone Shooting and Training Center 12105 W. Cedar Ave. Lakewood, CO To Join a Post 178 Team call Jerry Kajcienski 303-956-6470

Photos by Tedd Martindale, Jody Nickerson, and Dave Dupree

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