Points of Light Radio investigates The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks

Points of Light Radio interviews Lyle Ozouf. He's the Past President of Elks Lodge #11 in Edmonton Alberta. He’s also past President of the Elks Grand Lodge of Alberta.
Mr. Ozouf sheds light on the activities the Elks perform and talks about how his involvement in the Elks has enriched his life.
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[@jimbennett8467]

I've been an Elk for 13 years, club president for 5 years and still love it . I've been to 6 Grand Lodge conventions and going again next year. Lol. Don't forget all we do for veterans and college scholarships.

[@pointsoflightradio9785]

You and me should do an interview

[@pointsoflightradio9785]

The last Elks lodge I contacted hung up in my ear

[@morrisdennis]

I'm a x mason, 32° got disillusioned after 6 yrs and quit. Thinking about joining 🤔 it seems very similar idk?

[@pointsoflightradio9785]

The Moose are an excellent organization. As are the Elks and Eagles. There is plenty out there for those interested in fraternalism without all the esoteric messaging.

[@addlong811]

Elks have a greater social aspect. Great place to go any day of the week. If you want to be more involved you can volunteer to do charity.

[@ryonadams7501]

A bit different. Not so secret. No degrees. A strong emphasis on Americanism and patriotism.

[@pointsoflightradio9785]

You and me should do an interview about what made you leave freemasonry

[@davidwarburton2915]

I’ve been an Elk for two years. There is one initiation ceremony that involves an oath. After that, there really isn’t much in the way of ceremonies for rank and file members. I’m sure there is a ceremony when new officers are seated at the start of a new lodge year, but for regular members there is little to no ceremony. It’s a social club that does a fair amount of charity work.

[@severelychanged3679]

I Am an Elk. Have been for 4 years i I was initiated when I was 43 years old.

[@pointuout2020]

I am the real Elks historian here! Ask me anything! The Elks are really just a service order now and doesn’t want to have anything to do with being a fraternal org!

[@pointsoflightradio9785]

Let's do an interview. Reach out to me at [e-mail]