JULY 11TH POST PICNIC AND INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS

At our Post Picnic on July 11th we are offering free food and beverages for All PLAV cardholders, not just Post 58 members.

2009-2010 Post 58 Officers

Commander
Roman Barron
3527 W. 47th
Cleve. Oh. 44102
216-744-7976
suprchef69@aol.com

1st Vice
AlbertMocniak
5220 Daleside
Parma, OH 44134
216-351-2800

2nd Vice
Elliot Landrau
3481 Fulton Rd
Cleve. Ohio 44109
216-403-8222
elandrau@sbcglobal.net

Treasurer
Michael Polichuk
4230 W. 22nd St.
Cleveland, OH 44109
216-398-4968
polichuk@sbcglobal.net

Director
Joe Pastva
4200 Westbrook
# 730
Brooklyn Oh. 44144
216-216-485-1615
jpastva53@yahoo.com

Director
Robert Berdys
4100 Westbrook #513
Brooklyn, OH 44144
216-401-9716

Director
Raymond Williams
2469 Professor
Cleve. Oh. 44113
216-385-9706

Sgt. at Arms
Edward Oskay
4310 S. Parkside
Cleveland, OH 44144
216-749-6881
skatecoach.oh@sbcglobal.net

Sgt. at Arms
Joe Halko
3253 W. 48th
Cleve. Oh. 44102
216-526-7469
josephhalko@yahoo.com

Chaplain Housing Committee Chairperson
Terry Zacharyj
4214 Daisy Ave
Cleveland, Ohio 44109
216-351-2007
ukieshouse@sbcglobal.net

Service Officer

JUNE AGENDA

*CCW ( CONCEALED CARRY WEAPONS ) CLASSES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.
MUST HAVE PARTY OF 4 OR MORE.

CANTEEN OPEN 7 DAYS FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT.
HAVE YOUR NEXT BIRTHDAY PARTY, SHOWER OR GET TOGETHER IN OUR HALL.
NO CHARGE FOR MEMBERS.

CANTEEN HELP:

KAYE
NEIDA
LENNIA
LESIA
KANDY
CHRIS
DIANA
DARLENE


VETERANS MONTHLY MEETING, 3RD FRIDAY OF EACH MONTH, 7PM.
COMP. MEAL AFTERWARDS.

BRECKSVILLE V.A. HOSPITAL VOLUNTEER SUNDAY FOR POST 58; 1ST SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH-8AM, REC. HALL.

POST 58 JACKETS, POLO & TEE SHIRTS FOR SALE

TERRY ZACHARYJ
COMMANDER/ROOSVELT POST 58
216-241-1788

IT'S OFFICIAL - WE'RE BACK TO MOUNTAINEER

The PLAV Department of Ohio Convention will be again held at the Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack and Resort, September 13 - 16, 2009. Mark your calendars.

Visit their website - www.mtrgaming.com/index.php

Passing of Post 58 member Leonrd Andreasik

On Sunday March 8th one of our Post 58 Veteran Members passed away. Leonard Andreasik joined Post 58 in 1980 and helped and participated at the functions and Brecksville VA Hospital according to some of our older veterans. His daughter called me this morning after getting our number from the phone book. She would appreciate if Post 58 members performed a small service at the funeral home as they did for her uncle who passed 25 years ago.
Post members assemble at 6;45pm at Tomon & Sons Funeral Home to perform the
" FINAL SALUTE" him. A poppy was presented to the deceased and to his daughter while taps were played.

FELLOW VETERAN AND POST 58 MEMBER ED OSTRY

Fellow veteran and member of Post 58, Ed Ostry, broadcasts every Saturday at 10:00 on WELW 1300 am. Be sure to tune in.

He also broadcasts “Polka, Polka,Polka”, which is taped at Sneaky Pete’s, Eastlake, Ohio Sundays 4-8 pm. (440 510 0087)

Phil Srnick Productions, Time Warner Cable and WELW 1330 AM Radio produce a Cleveland based 30-minute television program called Polka, Polka, Polka. The show airs to 1.4 MM households in major Northeast Ohio markets including Cleveland, Akron, Canton, Youngstown, Ashtabula and Sandusky on Time Warner cable, channels 15, 23, 24 twice a week. The show airs in premier dayparts appropriate for the target audience: Saturdays at 2:00 PM and Sundays at 7:30 PM.

The show has been airing since 2006 and has become increasingly popular. The show fills a unique niche as the Northeast Ohio area still maintains a strong base of VERY LOYAL polka enthusiasts as it is home America’s Polka King, Frank Yankovich and the Polka Hall of Fame. Over a quarter million people view Polka Polka Polka each week.

The show features popular local and out-of-town polka bands such as Grammy winner and Canada’s Polka King, Walter Ostanek along with other well-known polka celebrities. Along with our host, Ed Ostry, the show is recorded at popular Cleveland area polka spot in Eastlake, Ohio. Approximately 200 people attend and participate in the show’s taping (dance on camera and are interviewed). The audience participation creates the unique flavor of the show and helps sustain the loyal viewing audience.

Research has shown that the popularity of Polka, Polka, Polka not only stems from the lively music, but from the nostalgic feelings the show evokes. The show helps the audience recall the good old days of large Saturday night polka dances with friends where hundreds would routinely attend, the area nightclubs that featured polka music four to five nights a week and the ethnic neighborhoods of yesteryear where families shared and knew every one on the block.

We invite you to consider becoming a promotional sponsor of Polka, Polka Polka and reach the niche audience the show delivers. Contact Phil Srnick at 440-342-0610 for details.

First Vice Commander Mocniak Accepts US Army Plaque

SFC Zenon Zacharyj thanks Post 58 for our donating the hall for training purposes.