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HOPEWELL MOOSE NEWS Hopewell Moose Family Center Newsletter May 2017
2015-2016 Premier
Lodge Award
In This Issue • CHILDREN OF VIRGINIA
HOUSE AT MOOSE-
HEART
• WOTM NEWS
• CENTRAL VIRGINIA JUN-
IOR SHAGGERS WORK-
SHOPS
• RUN FOR THE WALL 25
MAY
• VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
• LODGE CAR AND BIKE
SHOW
• PRELATE’S CORNER
• SUNSHINE CHAIR
• ENTERTAINMENT
• CALENDAR
• DINNER MENU
• SPECIAL ELECTION FOR
2 YEAR TRUSTEE
• KIDS MOVIE NIGHT
• LIGHTHOUSE FAMILIES
BATTLING CHILDHOOD
CANCER
• EAGLE SCOUT NATION-
AL JAMBOREE
NOMINATING SLIP
Application for Position On the Board of Officers: I, Brother
(First)_______________________ (M.I.)__ (Last)____________________,
wish to be considered for the office of 2 Year Trustee. I recognize the responsibili-
ties and duties of the office and am willing to devote the necessary time and effort
required by the office if elected.
All submission due 15 May to the Administrator. No other nominations are
accepted after 5pm
Special Election For 2 Year Trustee
Brother, if you want to make a change in the lodge put
your name in for the 2 Year Trustee. If you are up to the
challenge, please provide your name on the below slip
to the Administrator NLT 15 May at 5pm. The Special
Election is held at 1 June at 7pm.
Nominating Committee
Kids Movie Night They're back! Our first Kids Movie Night of the year was a nice success. Thank you to our volunteers and all the Lil' Moosers that joined us. A great time was had by all, including me. Even Tommy Moose made a special appearance with a gift for all the children in attendance. Our next KMN, is scheduled for Friday, May 26 @ 7pm. Movie of choice is.... Moana! Bring your little ones to join us, and you can hang out too or enjoy dinner and our Social Quarter’s entertainment. Feel free to let your little ones invite a friend also. As always, this is a free event for all and we'll be serving popcorn and soda (caffeine free). An adventurous Polynesian teenager sails out on a daring mission to save her people. During her journey, Moana meets the once-mighty demigod Maui, who guides her in her quest to become a master way-finder. Together, they sail across the open ocean on an action-packed voyage, encountering enormous monsters and impossible odds, and along the way, Moana fulfills the ancient quest of her ancestors and discovers the one thing she’s always sought:
her own identity. Brian Carpenter, Governor
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Governor's Message As the newest Governor of the Hopewell Moose Lodge, I want to thank
you for giving me this opportunity. For many of you who have experi-
enced life as a board member, you know this role can come with re-
wards & challenges. I ask your patience, and understanding for me as
well as the entire Board of Officers as we grow into our positions. Alt-
hough several Officers have previously served on the board, there is al-
ways a learning curve as we transition into a different position. Please
be patient with us.
One of my first goals as Governor is promote a more positive attitude in
our lodge with all our brother & sisters. I ask you to think before you
speak and ask yourself if this comment could be said in a better way or
at a better time. If you have ideas to present, don’t start off with "you
need to..." or "Ya'll should...". Consider starting with something like, "
maybe we can...".
If we aren't willing to contribute to lifting a brother up, then we may be
the weight that is taking him down. Think before we speak, reflect on
what we have to share & offer a positive response.
And now here is a brief version of the legend of the Locked Horns.
In the wilds of the northland two noble moose, leaders of their herds, met
in deadly combat. Today their locked antlers are evidence of their battle
as they lie bleaching on the plains… let us not be blind to the lesson of
the Locked Horns.
Think of what your actions and words may really say about you. Be a
brother that promotes the integrity of our lodge.
Brian Carpenter, Governor
Administrator Message
By the time you read this, the dust will have settled, from one of the most challenging weekends, a moose lodge can endure. We have successfully hosted the 23rd annual Moose International Dart Tournament. This event took months of planning, countless hours of work by our bartenders, waitress-es, kitchen staff, office staff, and the "backbone" of any successful lodge..Volunteers. Thank you is not enough, for all those who gave of them-selves, to help and represent OUR lodge. To our members, thank you for your patience and sharing your home, during that weekend, as we wel-comed members, from all 50 states and Cana-da.
Fraternally,
Brad Ozmore,
Administrator
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WOTM, Hopewell Chapter 1180
by Sunshine Chairman For deaths, please call Bev-erly Daniels 804-452-4052
PASSED
ILLNESS -Patrice Call- Had gallblad-der surgery -Sandra Burcham– Hus-band in Hospice -Terri Hios- Had back sur-gery -Teresa Clemons- Was sick with the flu -Barbara Nester- Her uncle passed away -Brianna Bourne- Her grandmother was sick -Diane Clyburn- Had sur-gery and was in the hospi-tal -Lori Cates- Had the flu -Reva Cates- Her husband back in the hospital -Elizabeth Benjamin- Was sick with allergies -Alice Boyer- Had knee sur-gery
Please keep these fami-lies and all our co-workers in your pray-ers.
Senior Regents Message Hello Co-Workers, As we enter a new year here at the Moose I would like to share one of my goals for the upcoming year as senior re-gent. The one thing I have noticed in the 2 years I have been a member is that there are only a few members that come regularly to the Wednesday meetings and I would like to see our numbers increase. If there is a specific reason you aren’t attending let me know and I will do everything I can to make it so you will want to come to the meetings. The meetings are every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month and last between 45 min and an hour and on the 1st Wednesday we have refreshments after the meeting so everyone can talk and get to know each other. I hope to see more of you at the meeting! We also need to increase our membership numbers, and while we have applications coming in some of them do not have signatures on the back and we need those for the application to be reviewed so please make sure the applicants are signing before turning them in. I hope to have a lot of fun this upcoming year and am excited to be here as your senior regent if you have any questions or comments you can call me I may not answer if I am at work but you can leave a voicemail and I will get back to you as soon as I can. Your Senior Regent, Pamela Harsh
WOTM NEWS This past week, the WOTM helped the Easter Bunny celebrate with our chil-dren and seniors. Special thanks to our chairmen Marie Matlock and Mary Simmons for organiz-ing both of these wonderful events. Thank you to all the vol-unteers that assisted, it couldn't be done without YOU! On Saturday, April 8th, children had a pancake breakfast with bunny, games, prizes and an egg hunt in the park. Then on Tues-
day, April 11th, we helped our seniors at the Health Care Center celebrate with refreshments, an Easter Bonnet contest, songs and gift bags for the residents. If you are interested in help-ing with events like these, please contact ANY of the Women of the Moose. "Our Children• Our Seniors• Our City" ~ D.M. Ozmore
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POLICE MEMORIAL BREAKFAST
In 1962, President Kennedy proclaimed May 15 as National Peace Officer Memori-al Day. Over the years, this grew into officers from all 50 states gathering at the police memorial in Washington DC to honor their fallen brothers and sisters in blue. Police de-partments from all over the United State of America honor the fallen on this day. Over the past few years the Hopewell Moose Lodge has had the privilege of hosting the Police Memorial Service for the local police de-partments. Our staff and volunteers pre-pare, set-up and serve breakfast to over a hundred law officers, their fami-ly and the family of fallen local offic-ers. There's never a dry eye when you ex-perience this event. May 17 at 9am, we will be hosting, as Ft Lee Police Depart-ment takes charge of this years event. Please call the of-fice if you want to help and be a part of this special morning.
PRELATES CORNER Please contact the office to report an illness or death of a Brother or Family member @ 804-458-1755 Sickness: Jack Hite Dickie Garret Jim Cates in hospital Mark and John Marshall's mother had knee replacement Passed: Jerry Wayne Burcham Sr. It is now 9 o'clock, and the little children at Mooseheart kneel by their beds to say their evening prayers. Let us face towards Mooseheart, bow our heads, and join them in Silent Prayer. (Bell Tolls 9 Times) Repeat after me... Let the little children come to me. Do not keep them away. For they are like the kingdom of Heaven.
GOD BLESS Mooseheart!
"Kid's Karaoke Contest" The Hopewell Moose Lodge hosted our first ever "Kid’s Karaoke Contest", on April 8th, 2017. As our Lodge continues to look for innovative ways to incorporate children and families; Dawn Ozmore, our Jr. Graduate Regent, suggested a kid's karaoke contest. During the planning phase, we decided "why limit contestants to just the Hopewell Moose Lodge?" Since we are ALL MOOSE, regardless of our lodge affiliation, let’s ask other lodges to participate! The response was amazing. Four different lodges made the trip to participate. What an amazing group of talent! These kids sung their heart out and provided an early evening of “FAMILY” entertainment. Taylor Carter, brother of one of the contestants, said, “I thought it was just a bar. I had no idea these are the types of activities that go on behind these walls.” That evening he signed up to be a Moose. The lodge looks forward to hosting another such event in the fall.
Congratulations to: Aliyah Carter, Amelia Rainey, Lily Jackson, McKayla Thomas, Kaylynn Allison & Sophia Gonzalez (not pictured). Trophies, Visa gift cards, and season passes to Kings Dominion were some of the great prizes that our contest-ants won.
Special thanks to our judges: Sheryl Taylor Ross, Ryan Jackson, Sherry Taylor & Emily Guthrie. To our lodge staff & volunteers, DJ/Karaoke host Richard Nunnally, and most im-portantly- to all the parents, grandparents, family & friends that made this possible.
•Sandston, •Louisa, •Manchester and •Hopewell; thank you for your participation, support & encouragement for these children!
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Upcoming Events June 3rd- We will welcome anoth-
er newcomer group to our stage.
From Richmond Virginia, THE
ENGLISH CHANNEL, authentically
& meticulously recreates British
rock and pop from the mid ‘60’s
to the mid ‘70‘s. Each song they
play sounds “just like the record”
and just like you remember it. The
members of this band have a pas-
sion for this music and it shows with their energy & enthusiasm on
stage. Come and get your Beatles fix!!! Advanced tickets are $15,
$18 at the door. This is a non-smoking event. BYOB.
We hope to see everyone at every event!!!
Art Seward, Entertainment Chairman
Entertainment News We have finally been able to enjoy the sites and activities of Spring. Hopefully
we’ve seen the last of the pollen and we’ll be bringing the flip-flops and the rest of
the summer gear out. Congratulations to all the graduates preparing for the next
stage of their life. We are winding up our ballroom entertainment season but keep
watching our Facebook page and the upcoming newsletter issues for additions to
the schedule. We are having fun at the Hopewell Moose Lodge every night of the
week! Sunday and Tuesday nights are Bingo nights. On Mondays, don’t forget the
Queen of Hearts drawing. The jackpot is growing and you may as well be the win-
ner! Wednesday and Friday nights we offer fine meals and DJ entertainment for
your dancing and listening pleasure. The second and fourth Thursday nights we
have Trivia Night in the Social Quarters to test your knowledge as well as entertain
and compete against your friends for prizes. There is never a cover charge for any
of our Social Quarters Events!
We also have Ballroom events planned for the upcoming months. Advanced tickets
are available for ballroom events by calling the office and you can reserve your fa-
vorite seats and tables at no additional cost. The ballroom seating chart is on our
website www.hopewellmooselodge.com, on the entertainment page. Everyone
come out for lots of fun, great food, dancing and listening pleasure with all your best
friends.
Any last-minute additions or corrections to the calendar that miss the deadline for
the newsletter or www.hopewellmooselodge.com posting will be posted on our
Hopewell Moose Facebook page.
Central Virginia Jun-
ior Shaggers Work-
shops
The Central Virginia Junior
Shaggers will be having
their monthly workshops in
our social quarters from 2
until 4. We have a great
group of kids ranging in age
from pre-school to upper
teens. If you know of any
kids that might enjoy this,
please bring them. There
are no fees for this activity.
Stop by and see what these
youngsters can do and how
much they enjoy what they
are doing. Refreshment will
be supplied. Next work-
shops will be May 7th and
June 4th. Bring your kids,
your grandkids, a neigh-
bor’s or friend’s kids. It will
be fun for all!
Art Seward,
Entertainment Chairman
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DINNER AT THE HOPEWELL MOOSE LODGE Current Employment Opportunities: 1) Part Time/Relief Bartender 2) Waitress (Part time, Weds & Fri nights) If interested, or for more information: please send all inquires to [email protected]
Wednesday, May 3: Bone-In Pork Chop w/2 sides, roll...........................$8.50
Friday, May 5: Lasagna w/1 trip Salad Bar, Garlic Breadsticks..............$7.95
Wednesday, May 10: Chicken or Beef Pot Pie w/1 trip Salad Bar OR 2
Sides, roll......$7.95
Friday, May 12: Seafood Platter..................................................$11.95
(Stuffed Cod w/Shrimp, Deviled Crab, Corkscrew Shrimp)
Wednesday, May 17: Cold Plate (Bed of Lettuce w/Tomatoes)...............$7.50
(Choice of 4 w/peaches: Chicken Salad, Tuna Salad, Seafood Salad,
Macaroni Salad, Potato Salad)
Friday, May 19: 1/2 Rack BBQ Ribs w/2 Sides, Bread.....................$9.95
Wednesday, May 24: Open Faced Roast Beef Sandwich w/2 Sides......$7.95
Friday, May 26: Fish & Chips w/2 Sides, Hushpuppies...........................$7.95
Wednesday, May 31: Tuna Noodle Casserole w/1 Side, Bread...............$6.95
Hopewell Moose lodge
From the Office: REMINDER: Office Hours are Tuesday thru Friday, 10am to 5pm. Dance tickets go on sale 30 days prior to the Dance. Check with Wilma at the bar reference liquor lockers rent due date. Thank you to Carol for always being here when we need you!
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“Myrtle Casey Senior
Luncheon”
NEXT: 18 May TIME: Noon 70 members attended the Senior Lunch-eon on 20 Apr where they en-joyed Beef Tip. The winner of the Moose Bucks for this month was Ka-ren Mertz . COME TO THE BEST MEAL IN TOWN Senior Lunch
Chairman Jack
Casey The Hopewell Moose Lodge has the honor of hosting
the riders at their last stop 25 May at 2:45pm in the Ball-
room. We will provide them a refreshing lunch before
they bed down for the night in Ashland, VA. This is our
4th year as the host where over 300+ riders arrive on 25
May. If you would like to volunteer, just contact the office
and leave your name and number.
Troy King, Jr. Past Governor
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MOOSE LEGION
Our first meeting of the
“New Moose Year” will be
held on May 4th, immedi-
ately following the regu-
lar Moose meeting. If you
are a Moose Legionnaire,
please come to this meet-
ing and help us decide
what events we should
have this year. If you are
not in the Moose Legion,
please come to the meet-
ing as a guest.
On May 4th we will be
having Chicken and
Dumplings, with grilled
cheese sandwich, FREE
to all Attendees! We will
also include your drinks.
Starting at 6pm that
night, the Moose Legion
will be selling that same
dinner on the Social
Quarters side for $7.50 or
you can buy a quart of
Chicken & Dumplings to
go for $8.00 per quart.
Finally, Thanks to Brad
Ozmore, Mark Marshall,
Ray Spalek, and Rodger
Donner for serving on the
Moose Legion Board this
year.
Marvin Nester,
Moose Legion
Chairman
LIGHTHOUSE FAMILIES BATTLING CHILDHOOD CANCER
Chris and Heather Strack are joining their church, Journey Christian Church, on a mis-
sion trip to Lighthouse Retreat in Destin, FL. At Lighthouse families battling childhood
cancer are able to take a week off and reconnect the family unit. Chris and Heather will
serve the families all week by cleaning their rooms, playing with the kids (can you say
beach time!), getting to know the family, praying with them and for them, serving their
meals, and the list goes on and on. One of the biggest ways we serve the families is
through financial donations. The families accepted to go to Lighthouse Retreat don't pay
a penny! That is where the Hopewell Moose Lodge come in! The lodge donated $750 to
assist in their journey. The total cost is $5000.00 to send a family battling childhood
cancer on this awesome retreat. The lodge offered to assist Chris and Heather with their
travel but in true Moose tradition the couple feels it is their calling to burden the cost and
vacation to provide relief for those in need. If you would like more information about
Lighthouse Retreat go to lighthouseretreat.org. and checkout the website! ---Again Je-
sus spoke to them, saying, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk
in darkness, but will have the light of life.” John 8:12
Troy King, Junior Past Governor
Eagle Scout National Jamboree
The Hopewell Moose Lodge donated $750 to assist Drake Hannuksela in attending the
National Jamboree. Drake was selected by
the Heart of Virginia Council to represent
central Virginia at the 2017 Boy Scout Na-
tional Jamboree. Attending the National
Jamboree is a once in a lifetime experience
for any dedicated Boy Scout. In 2013,
30,037 youth and adult instructors attended
the National Jamboree and 326 of those
youth were from 18 different countries out-
side of the United States.
The National Jamboree is a 10 day event
that is held once every four years and held on 10,600 acres near the New River Gorge
Recreation Area. Some of the activities offered at the National Jamboree include: Stem
Quest for High Technologies, State of the Art Exhibits, Numerous Merit Badges, Leader-
ship and Citizenship Skills, Kayaking, Paddle Boarding, Rock Climbing, Scuba Diving
and Zip lines.
He obtained the rank of Life scout (the last rank before becoming an Eagle Scout) in
March 2017. Drake’s current plan is to achieve the rank of Eagle Scout by the summer
of 2018 at the age of 16. He is currently a ninth grade student at N.B. Clements Junior
High in Prince George and an active in Oakland Baptist Church.
Troy King, Junior Past Governor
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Congratula-
tions to Frank-
lin A. Brock-
well!!! Brother
Brockwell has
attained 50
years of ser-
vice in the
Loyal Order of
the Moose,
and will short-
ly receive his
new lifetime
membership
card. With sin-
cere gratitude,
we applaud
your 50 years
of dedicated
service to our
fraternity.
D.M. Ozmore
Hopewell Moose Lodge Car and Bike Show
Hosted by The Southern Knights Cruisers Car Club
Date: Saturday, June 10, 2017 Time: 8:00a to 3:00p Awards: This is an open judged show. All vehicles welcomed! Over 30 awards will be hand-ed out along with dash plaques to the first 100 registered vehicles. Registration: All vehicles must be registered and set up by 11:00a to be judged Registration Fee: Pre-register: prior to Sunday, June 4, 2017 $15.00 Register day of show: $20.00 Vendor Registration information: Vendor spots are available starting at $25.00 Open and print your Vendor Registration Form and follow the instructions under Show Information. Ricky Williams: Show Contact 804-691-3754 [email protected] You heard me but you'll hear them far louder. They are back by popular demand, The Hopewell Moose Lodge 2nd Annual Car and Bike Show. Last year I was hoping for at least 40 participants but honestly expecting about 20 cars, trucks and motorcycles. Well with the great help of our host, the Southern Knight Cruisers we had over 70 autos who participated. This resulted in a donation to Fort Lee's Holiday Helpers of $3000! What a great effort for a tremendous organization and very worthwhile cause. This year we anticipate many more participants and with more vendors, children's activi-ties and lots more beautiful cars, trucks and bikes. I know many missed this event last year as it was the same day as the Massey Cancer Golf Tournament which is on a differ-ent date and sponsored by Williamsburg this year so I hope more members and guest will attend and enjoy these works of art and hear the story of the owners. Several of our members not only participated but won trophies as well. So, if you have a car, truck or motorcycle that you are proud of, bring it. It's sure to be a great time by all young and older, guys and gals, and all while helping to raise money for those who do so much for us, our soldiers and their families. This event is open to the public so even more can enjoy all that we'll have to offer. Brian Carpenter, Governor
"Volunteers Needed” Many new members have inquired how they can get involved. Here is a list of activities that might interest you. 1. Feeding the Homeless in Hopewell every Wednesday: Contact
Cindy King at 931-338-2758 2. Memorial Day Picnic 29 May: Contact Brian Carpenter at 804-712
-6763 or the office at 804-458-1755 3. Moose Legion Mothers Day Breakfast 14 May: Contact Marvin
Nester at 804-458-1755 4. BINGO Sun & Tue 6-9:30pm: Contact the office at 804-458-1755. 5. OIC: Contact the office at 804-458-1755 and leave a message for
Brian Carpenter. 6. Kids Movie Night: Contact the office at 804-458-1755 and leave a
message for Brian Carpenter. 7. Decorating Committee: Contact the
office 804-458-1755 and leave a message for Marie Matlock.
8. Car & Bike Show: Contact Brian Car-penter at 804-712-6763 or the office at 804-458-1755
Volunteer Committee
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5200 Oaklawn Boulevard, North Prince George, VA 23860 |
Mailing Address: PO Box 590, Hopewell, VA 23860
Sales:
(804) 415-4042
Service:
(804) 415-4486
American Legion BINGO every Wednesday evening from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Doors open at 5:00 PM. Open to public. Minimum Admission package fee $15.00 Hopewell Memorial Post 146 217 E. City Point Road, Hopewell, VA 23860
Sponsor Page
Marshall Cab
Serving Hopewell, Fort Lee and The Tri-Cities Since
Call to schedule - 804-458-3325.
We are available 24/7
Virginia Operating Authority Permit # 19590
DMV Taxicab Permit Number TC-23512
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HOPEWELL MOOSE FAMILY CENTER
4701 Western Street Hopewell, Virginia 23860
(804) 458-1755 Fax (804) 458-2771
Office Hours: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Tue - Fri LODGE OFFICERS
Governor Administrator Brian Carpenter Brad Ozmore Jr. Past Governor Troy King Jr. Governor Jack Olinger Prelate Jim Akridge Treasurer Don Readshaw Trustee 1-Year Ray Schaefer Sr. Trustee - 2 Year VACANT Trustee 3-Year Mark Marshall Sergeant-at-Arms Garland Jacobs Inner Guard Roger Donner COMMITTEES (IAW General Laws 1 July 2014) Moose Charities Committee VACANT Auditing Committee Jarold Langley Membership Committee Mark Marshall Application Review Committee Roy Snyder Heart of the Community Don Readshaw Loss Prevention Committee Ray Schaefer Sr. Communications Committee Troy King Gov’t Relations Committee Jim Akridge Activities Committee Jim Jordan Moose Legion Committee Marvin Nester Ritual Committee Larry Hipps
Additional Committees Appointed by the Governor as Needed
- Bowling Richard Boyette 804-720-5986 - Darts Jim Jordan - Entertainment Art Seward - Golf Butch Morris 804-712-0969 - Massey Cancer Jarold Langley - Seniors Jack and Myrtle Casey - Youth Jim Jordan - Crime Solvers Roy Snyder
Fellowship Committee Ray Schaefer Sr.
General Membership Meeting
1st and 3rd Thursdays, 7:00 PM
Moose Legion Meeting
Following LOOM on 1st Thursday of the month
Lodge Officer Meeting
1st and 3rd Wednesdays, 7:00 PM
SOCIAL QUARTERS HOURS
Sunday 12 Noon – 10:00 pm Monday 12 Noon – 10:00 pm Tuesday 12 Noon – 10:00 pm Tuesday (Dart Night) 12 Noon – Midnight Wednesday 12 Noon – Midnight Thursday 12 Noon – 10:00 pm Thursday (Trivia Night) 12 Noon – 11:00 pm Friday 12 Noon – 1:00 am Saturday 12 Noon – Midnight Lounge Phone: 804-458-1095
http://www.hopewellmooselodge.com
DINING ROOM HOURS Wednesday and Friday 5:30 PM—8:00 PM
HOPEWELL MOOSE FACEBOOK
https://www.facebook.com/
HopewellMooseFamilyCenter1472/
WOTM MEETING
DATES
1st WEDNESDAY
-6:30 PM Joint Officers Meet-
ing
-7:00 PM Welcome Party
-7:30 PM Chapter Night
2nd WEDNESDAY
-7:00 PM Board of Officers
Meeting
3rd WEDNESDAY
-7:30PM Business/Balloting
4th WEDNESDAY
-If needed (Fund Raiser, etc.)
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
- Senior Regent Pamela Harsh
- Junior Regent Carolyn Gladwell
- Jr. Graduate Regent Madelyn Collier
- Secretary/Treasurer Mattie Rogers
- Recorder Valerie Harsh
Appointed Officers:
- Guide Elizabeth Benka
- Assistant Guide Shirley Sampson
Committee Chairmen: - Membership Retention Ola Wyatt - Community Service Mary Simmons - Activities/Sports Dawn Ozmore - Mooseheart & Moosehaven Lora Kovalewich - Higher Degree
Special Chairmen: Audit Chair Pat Morris
Government Relations Elizabeth Benka
Sunshine Chair Carolyn Gladwell
Decorating Chair Marie Matlock
Meet and Greet
Moose Charities
Non-Profit Organization
U.S. Postage
PAID
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