Apr 2016 - Hopewell Moose Family Center 1472

HOPEWELL MOOSE NEWS
2014-2015 Premier
Lodge Award
April 2016
Hopewell Moose Family Center Newsletter
New Facebook Page
Due to circumstances beyond our control the Communication Committee Chairman, Art
Steward and the Board
of Officers, created a
“Community Page”.
We apologize for the
confusion but this was
necessary to regain
control of our Facebook Page. If you see
the profile picture below, you are at the
correct site.
https://www.facebook.com/HopewellMooseFamilyCenter1472/
“He has a right to criticize, who has a heart
to help.”
― Abraham Lincoln
“You make a living by
what you get. You
make a life by what
you give.”
~Winston Churchill
In This Issue
We were happy to host the Old Dominion Moose Legion 148 Ritual Team,
for their practice, tonight. It was also a great night, as 3 new legionnaires,
were conferred. Welcome brothers! (Ed Jones, Mathew Kilbourn, Francis
Pattin)
Office Notes
Advance ticket sales end at 5pm the day before all events. After
that tickets must be purchased at the door. Only members are
permitted to purchase tickets. All qualified guests must be
signed in by a member.
Gary, Lodge Administrator

Moose Legion Adopts
Mooseheart Child

LOOM & WOTM Elections

Car & Bike Show

Volunteer Participation

VMA Fourth Annual
Golf Tournament

WOTM Spring Yard
Sale

Moose International
Conference
Message from our Territory
Managers on District Elections
Brothers,
You are receiving this correspondence as I have received many inquiries
expressing concern as to the District Presidents holding a second term in
office.

During the exit Breakfast at the VMA Mid-Year in Norfolk, TM Rodger
Huffman expressed that District Presidents were encouraged to run for
a second term.

This “suggestion” is (of course) not mandatory, as it would take a
change in the by-laws.

I concur only if the President is doing a good job and ESPECIALLY
if there is no one else to run.

This is not meant to discourage anyone from placing their name on the
ballot; competition is healthy.
Hopefully this will clarify any misunderstanding.
Fraternally,
Mike Rios
Territory Manager
Eastern Virginia
Phone 757.650.6445
E-mail - [email protected]
Governor’s Message
I have been truly blessed to serve you for the past two years. There are
countless people to thank for my time in the “HOT” seat. I have seen the
true value of a strong lodge and what you can accomplish if given the tools
and resources. The WOTM contributed to the success of the LOOM over
the past year. We partnered together for the Rocker & Cradle fundraiser to
increase our giving power to the Endowment Fund, worked together at our
summer picnics, collected items for the needy, all as a TEAM. My time has
been rewarded by how close the Moose Legion, WOTM and LOOM worked
on dozens of events. If you look back, it would be hard to distinguish which
ones were WOTM, LOOM or Moose Legion’s. We truly have come together
and grown as a Lodge. Please support you new Board of Officers, Women
& Men, as we continue to prosper and lead the way in the VMA. I look forward to seeing more of you step up an serve on various committees and
attend lodge meetings. God Bless Mooseheart & Moosehaven.
“Myrtle Casey Senior
Luncheon”
Senior Lunch has really taken off this year.
The menu is the best deal in town. There
were 70 Attendees last month. Hazel
Krelik won the door prize.
Our next luncheon will be held on April
21th—same place, same time.
Hope to see you then!
Message the Moose
International
Membership Department
Brothers ALL,
Each of you can surely see the huge numbers
that your Lodge or your Territory has to overcome by
looking at the column on the right hand side of the
(above attached AED) report by Membership Chairman Calvin Greene. This huge number (-3088 unpaid just for March) will certainly cripple our
membership goal of 34,335 by 4/30/16.
At present time the Association stands at 34,658.
With everyone teaming together, making contacts
with unpaid members, Virginia can overcome this
deficit. Please use teamwork, commitment and fraternalism an reach out to your members in arrears
for January, February and MARCH.
Supreme Governor Terry Walls will be coming to
northern Virginia April 15th and 16th and telethons
need be conducted during his visits at those Lodges
as well as others.
Together, we can overcome the huge number
above and move our Association inside the top 5 at
St. Louis. Thank each of you with this gallant membership effort in making Virginia one of our premier
Associations. God Bless and thank each of you
again for your devotion and fraternalism, it’s making
a difference.
Administrator’s Message
Fraternally,
My first year as Administrator of the Hopewell Moose Lodge has come to
an end. It has indeed been an interesting and rewarding year for me.
Rodger Huffman
Continue to support your new “Board of Officers” and you will see better
things happen at the Hopewell Lodge.
I can’t thank each individual personally for the help I’ve received this past
year; therefore, I’ll just say “thanks” to each and everyone who had a part
in making Hopewell Lodge the best in the state of Virginia!
Moose International
Membership Department
Mid-East Region
Territorial Manager Liaison
Western Virginia
540-294-5932
[email protected]
Again, thanks for letting me serve you as Administrator. The Election of
Officers for the 2016-17 Moose Year will be the first Thursday of April.
Come on out and VOTE!!!
Gary Bartholomew
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The Women of
the Moose,
Hopewell, Virginia - Chapter
1180,
Would cordially like
to invite you to attend our
“Installation Ceremony” on Wednesday, April 27th,
2016 at 7 p.m.
Please show your
support and encouragement for
your Chapters incoming Board of
Officers, Committee Chairmen and
Appointed Officers
for the 2016/2017
term.
Unified in oath and
commitment, these
co-workers will
dedicate countless
hours in service,
not only our lodge,
but also for Mooseheart & Moosehaven.
Please join us as
we wish them a
very successful
year. Refreshments
will be served immediately following
the ceremony,
which will be held
in the ballroom.
~ D.M. Ozmore~
Senior Regents Message
Spring has arrived, and with it comes new beginnings.
April brings forth a new year for both our lodge and chapter. This month, the Women of the Moose will have our Installation Ceremony complete with a brand new Board of
Officers, Appointed Chairmen, & Committee Chairmen to
guide us through the next year.
It is with mixed emotion that I find myself writing one of
the last articles ever, as your Senior Regent. It’s true what
they say…..”By the time you feel familiar and comfortable
with the position….your time is over.” My year was wonderful, and for that I owe a big thank you to all the Collegians,
who served before me and took me under their wing. To all
my fellow co-workers who supported and encouraged me,
(even though I’m sure I caused a few headaches along
with some laughter). To the Men’s Board of Officers, thank
you not only for your support of Women and Chapter, but
for your patience with me. For all my requests, for all my
questions, and for all the times I asked, “Why”?
Lastly, thank you to all of our lodge members for your
support of our Chapter. Your participation and donations
with ALL of our functions (and we hit you guys up with a
lot!), made this past year, a very successful year. From Ice
cream socials, taco & spaghetti dinners, 50/50’s, bake sales,
cooler and rocking chair raffles, Fall Bazaar & craft Sales,
Paint Nites, nursing home contributions, Father’s Day Breakfast,
Children’s parties, holiday dances...right up to our upcoming yard sale. Your support has been tremendous, and
we are lucky to have such member support. We can only
be as successful as our members contributions allow.
I never would have thought when I attended my very first
Chapter meeting a couple of years ago, that I would ever
be a Senior Regent.
I can still recall looking around in both confusion & awe,
when I heard the song, “Mooseheart The Happiest”, (and to
be honest, I wasn’t even sure if I was going to come back
to another meeting), but I did. I kept coming back because
it was bigger than me, it was a challenge, & it served
a higher purpose.
In Faith, Hope & Charity,
~D.M. Ozmore~
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Moose Legion Chairman
As promised the Moose Legion has hit the ground running this
year. We have sponsored a monthly breakfast, held a paint night
social, participated in the ODML 148 Winter Celebration, held a
silent auction, partnered with the WOTM for a Christmas Dance
and Yeti Cooler Raffle and added 4 new legionnaires to our fraternity. Our most recent milestone, is our proudest! Your Moose
Legion is the newest sponsor of a Sunshine Child from Mooseheart!! The Moose Legion will be making monthly donations,
holiday and birthday contributions from our own budget, to sponsor a 15 yr old young man named, Latif.
Number of meetings the Moose Legion holds each month....1
Yearly dues for membership in the Moose Legion.............$17
Making the difference in a child's life..................PRICELESS
Join us today and be part of a bigger plan!
Follow us on Facebook at
“Hopewell MooseLegion”
Brad Ozmore
ODML 148 Ritual Team visited the Lodge for a Mini-Conferral
“Volunteer Participation: One of the Biggest Issues Facing NonProfit Organizations Today.”
All over the Country, a common theme seems to be developing. Maybe it is just a sign of today’s times; the
more we plug in to connect, the more we disconnect from our family, neighbors and community. In our efforts
to stay connected, we actually further distance ourselves. Perhaps it has more to do with today’s culture, and/
or increasing crime rates, or economic issues. Whatever the underlying issue is, or the systematic steps that
led us to where we are today; the one thing that still remains is the need to aid and assist others through nonprofit organizations with the support of volunteers. The common thread across the Nation is not only getting
volunteers, but more importantly, retaining the volunteers.
Do these sound familiar? Common reasons people cite for not volunteering:
1) I don’t want to go to meetings.
6) I don’t like Jane Doe or John Doe.
2) I don’t want to commit.
7) I really don’t understand what you do.
3) It sounds like too much work.
8) No one has asked me to help
4) I just don’t have time.
9) I don’t feel qualified
5) I won’t know anybody.
10) I’m really not sure who to talk to for info
We would like to develop and implement a “process” to initiate a program of volunteer participants that are
profile based on their interests or expertise.
From this process, we would like to enrich and expand our current “Volunteer Recognition” program to include
more of a comprehensive “Volunteer Rewards and Recognition” program that we can build upon over the next
few years.
This new program will include: motivation stimulators, feedback, clear and concise areas needed for volunteer efforts, expectations & descriptions, training/and or support, recruitment tools, mentors, exit meeting follow-ups, reward & recognition levels. It will also include a “Volunteer Coordinator/Chairman”, and a volunteer
committee.
If you are interested in helping with this new initiative and developing pathways for this program,
please contact:
Troy K. King –Governor, Brad Ozmore –Moose Legion Chairman, or Dawn Ozmore –Sr. Regent, for more information.
Stay tuned for more information!
~D.M. Ozmore~
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PRELATES
CORNER / Jack
Olinger
Please contact the office to report illness or
death of a Brother or
Family member @ 804458-1755
Passed:
Dan Young
Carlton Simonson
Ill:
Reggie Smith
Mike Rush
Lester Tennant
Ray Burke
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!
St. Louis, MO July 1 - 5, 2016
Thousands of Moose members will descend upon the “Gateway to the
West,” St. Louis, Missouri, over the first weekend in July for what
should be an entertaining and informative 2016 International Moose
Convention.
Known for its spectacular Gateway Arch, world-famous brewery, and
11-time World Series Champion Cardinals, St. Louis is an inviting and
accessible destination for Moose members throughout the Fraternity.
128th Annual Meeting of the Supreme Lodge/Loyal Order of Moose
104th Annual International Conference of the Women of the Moose
50th Annual International Moose Legion Conference
WOTM, Hopewell Chapter 1180 by Sunshine
Chairman Libbie Dragoo 458-7546
For deaths, please call Madelyn Collier - (804)
458-3190
Get Well Cards:
Shirley Anderson
Charlotte Walkup
Jane Ozmore
Jean Moore
Ellen Hipps
Joanne Rivers
Thinking of You Cards
Amy Adams
Louise Smith
Mary Sue Langley
Sympathy Cards:
Mary Sue Langley – death of sister-in-law
Dawn Harman – death of father
Barbara White – death of mother
Please keep these families and all our co-workers in your
prayers.
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Entertainment News
Art Seward, Entertainment
Chairman
Central Virginia Junior Shaggers
FUNDRAISER DANCE
APRIL 30, 2016
Hopewell Moose Lodge
Doors Open at 6:30 Dance Starts at 7:00
The days are getting longer and warmer, the
freezing precipitation seems to have come to
Featuring — Rhonda McDaniel
an end, the jonquils are blooming and the
sun is finally shining. It seems like old man
8 times in a row female vocalist of the year
winter has loosened his grip on us. The
Carolina Beach Music Awards
lineup of entertainment we have scheduled is
sure to carry us through spring. 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 winner! 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 favorite 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.
Upcoming Events
DJ Gary Harman will be spinning your favorite tones
50/50 Tickets
TICKETS $10.00 in advance / $12.00 at the door
Call Hopewell Moose for Tickets 8040.458.1755
BYOB and NO COOLERS, this event is NON-SMOKING
Bar menu will be available
Baymont Inn & Suites 804.452.0022 Ask for the Moose rate $59 + Tax
April 2- Gary Lowder and the SMOKIN’ HOT BAND will return to our ballroom stage at 8pm. Smokin’ Hot is a nine piece
band with all the horns that plays the best of Beach, Southern Soul and Rhythm & Blues. They received CD of the Year Award
from the CBMA (Carolina Beach Music Association) for their cd, “Soul Therapy.” Other nominations include: Entertainer of the
year, Male vocalist of the year, & Producer of the year. This will be a non-smoking event. BYOB. This event is guaranteed to be
SMOKIN’ HOT, Don’t miss it!!! www.garylowderandsmokinhot.com
April 22En'Novation, a highly talented Richmond based band takes the stage in the ballroom at 8. En'Novation is
made up of extremely well-seasoned singers and musicians that have decades of combined experience performing on the biggest
stages of the eastern United States. This is a Smoking Event. This is an event not to be
missed! BYOB. www.ennovationband.com
April 30- The Central Virginia Junior Shaggers, are proud to host 8 consecutive times, Female Vocalist of the Year winner, Rhonda McDaniel. Rhonda will make her Virginia debut in our ballroom on April 30 th at 7:00. Doors will open at 6:30. This will
be a show/dance and DJ Gary Harman will open for Rhonda and play the breaks. Advanced tickets are $10, $12 at the door. Advanced ticket sales will be available in the lodge office and reservations are accepted at no charge with ticket sales. Food and full
bar will be available and BYOB is offered. No coolers. This will be a non-smoking event. Proceeds will go to the Central Virginia Junior Shaggers. www.rhondamcdaniel.com
May 13 Vertigo - The sounds of our own Darrell Johnson and his “VERTIGO BAND.” They perform a big variety of music that
is sure to please everyone. $15 in advance $18 at the door. This is a SMOKING EVENT. Bar Menu available. Doors open at 7pm.
BYOB.
We hope to see you at every event. Come see what’s going on at YOUR MOOSE LODGE!!!
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VMA Fourth Annual Golf
Tournament – June 11,
2016
Prince George Golf Club
– Captains Choice
Please join us for the
BIGGEST Massey Cancer
fundraiser in the Virginia
Moose Association this
year. The Hopewell Moose
Lodge is this years host.
Contact the Hopewell
Moose Lodge for more
details. • Sign up – 8:00 –
9:00 am
• Shot Gun Start 9:00 am
• Prizes and trophy’s to be
awarded
• Mulligans – 2 for $5.00
• $260.00 per team
Contact:
Butch Morris (804)
712.0969
Jarold Langley (804)
731.2141
Holiday Helper at Fort Lee
“It’s The First Time”
You knew her when you first saw her. She’s had the shape you really liked, those
curves right where you wanted them. A good solid body even if she had a few flaws,
you could fix those. Those big, round headlights and that fat rear end. Yeah, she’s the
one for you! She sounds smooth, but has a little growl when she warms up. You know
she’s the one for you, especially after you saw her with her top off. Yep, she’s a ‘67
Mustang GT500, Eleanor Convertible with a Roush 427/480 HP SRX Stroker Engine
complete with a FAST EFI fuel injection system and a custom AOD automatic transmission. A classic muscle car with a modern twist.
Maybe your flavor is retro rides, custom bikes and everything in between; from the
1916 Indian Twin to the Confederate’s latest creation, P51 Fighter Combat. Wide open
ride with the wind in your face!
Many of us remember the day we got our first set of wheels. It’s a relationship that
can’t be replaced or forgotten. Our rides are more than a piece of metal on
wheels. It’s …MY RIDE!
See those restored works of art that will bring back memories. Come to the
Hopewell Moose Lodge Family Center’s first car & bike show on June 11, 2016
from 8am – 3pm.
This first time ever event hosted at our lodge, will be open to the public and enjoyed by
many, young and old. Bring your child, grandchild, grandfather or favorite girl. Got a
ride you’re proud of? Enter the show and show your pride and joy. Two wheels or
four, registration is only $15 before June 5th, $20 on day of show. We are also looking
for vendors to display your favorite wears starting at $25.
This inaugural show is made possible by our host, “The Southern Knight Cruisers Car Club.” Over 30 awards will be handed out along with dash plaques to the
first 100 registered vehicles. Food will be provided by the Moose Lodge & available for purchase. It promises to be a fun day for the whole family.
Show Contact: Ricky Williams 804-691-3754
Email: [email protected]
You can get pre-registration forms for participation or vendor at
www.SouthernKnightsCruisers.com
100% of the proceeds goes to support our Country’s military personnel and their families, specifically: the Fort Lee’s Holiday Helper Association. The Holiday Helper’s Association enhances the quality of life for our military and their families, offers assistance
and support to our military, wounded warriors, retirees, widows, survivors, veterans
and their families and is dedicated to provide comfort and support to our military children who face diverse challenges as their parent(s) serves.
Hopewell Moose
(804.458.1755)
Make checks payable and
mail to Hopewell Moose
Family Center, care of
“Massey Cancer Center”.
Hopewell Moose Family
Interested in being a part of the show? Volunteer by contacting:
Jr. Governor, Brian Carpenter today @ 804-712-6763
See more info on club web site: www.SouthernKnightsCruisers.com
See more on the charity: www.holidayhelperassociation.com/about-us
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APRIL Menu
From the
Kitchen
We offer a full
catering menu
for all your special events in
your life. Please
call the office
at 8040.458.1755
for prices . The
Lodge also
rents the Ballroom, 550 person capacity, for
large events
and the Pool
House & Civic
Room for smaller events.
DINNER
SERVED FROM
5:30 - 8:00 PM
WED. & FRI.
ALWAYS FREE
ENTERTAINMENT IN
THE SOCIAL
QUARTERS ! !
4/1 Chicken Pot Pie made with all white chicken meat
and a homemade crust served with the salad bar $8.50
4/6 Spaghetti with meat sauce served with a fresh made
to order side salad and garlic bread $7.95
4/8 Slow cooked half rack of BBQ ribs and served with
two sides $9.50
4/13 Hand breaded deep fried chicken (choice of 1
breast or 3 legs) and served with 2 sides $8.50
4/15
4/20
Beer battered butterflied jumbo shrimp fried to a
golden crisp and served with 2 sides $10.50
Two 4oz pork chops smothered in brown gravy
and onions and served with 2 sides $8.50
4/21 April Senior Lunch Country fried steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, buttered corn, rolls and apple pie
4/22 Seafood Platter (pick 3) – 5oz fried flounder, popcorn shrimp, clam strips, shrimp scampi, 4oz crab cake or
seared scallops and served with 2 sides $14.95
4/27 Made to order steak sub made with seasoned ribeye strips on a hoagie roll and served with 1 side $7.95
4/29
Fried catfish – hand breaded and deep fried – and
served with 2 sides $9.50
Please Remember That Our Wait Staff Works For Tips Only!!
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April 2016
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
LOOM Membership Drive
Sponsor two (2) new or former LOOM members during through April 30th and get one
year of your dues paid or $25 in Moosebucks. The cost of the LOOM application will
be at the reduced rate of $40 for the first year’s dues. This incentive is available for
LOOM and WOTM members who sponsor a LOOM applicant.
April Lunch Special Noon—3pm
$1.50 Hamburgers / $1.50 Fries
Doors Open at 4:30pm
Starts at 6:30pm
3 Nascar 1pm
$1.50 Can Beer
$1 Drafts
Doors Open at 4:30pm
Starts at 6:30pm
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5
6 DJ: Floyd
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Doors Open at 4:30pm
Starts at 6:30pm
12
Anniversary of
the Loyal Order Of Moose
Doors Open at 4:30pm
Starts at 6:30pm
17 -Nascar
Doors Open at 5:30pm
Drawing at 7:00pm
18
Doors Open at 4:30pm
Starts at 6:30pm
19
Food City 500
1pm $1.50 Can
Beer $1 Drafts
Doors Open at 4:30pm
Starts at 6:30pm
24 Nascar 1pm
$1.50 Can Beer $1
Drafts
Doors Open at 5:30pm
Drawing at 7:00pm
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-Lodge Leadership /
House Committee
Trn at Verona Lodge
Doors Open at 4:30pm
Starts at 6:30pm
Doors Open at 5:30pm
Drawing at 7:00pm
WOTM: 7:00PM
Welcome Party
7:30PM Chapter
Night / Academy of
Friendship
LOOM Off Mtg: 7PM
13 DJ: Jimmy
Steele (K)
Doors Open at 4:30pm
Starts at 6:30pm
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LOOM 7pm
Elections
MLC Following
LOOM Mtg
2 Gary Lowder
& Smokin Hot
7pm
FREE Pool all
day
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DJ: Brute
Vaughn
9 -Spring Conferral /
Celebration Chesterfield
-Nascar 7:30pm
$1.50 Can Beer $1
Drafts
FREE Pool all day
Open Juke Night 6-9PM
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Trivia 7pm
WOTM: 6:30PM
Board MTG
7:00PM Welcome Party
7:30PM Chapter
Night
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16 -WOTM
DJ: Darrell John- Open to the
son
Public Yard Sale
8am-2pm
-FREE Pool all day
Open Juke Night 6-9PM
20 DJ: Claiborne 21 Senior Luncheon
12 Noon Country
Fisher (K)
22 DJ: Chip
Cook
LOOM
6:30PM Officer
Meeting
En'Novation
$15 in advance/$18 at
-FREE Pool all day
the door.
Smoking Event Open Juke Night 6-9PM
Doors Open at 4:30pm
Starts at 6:30pm
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Sat
Open Juke Night 6-9PM
Spence
Joint Mtg 6:30
Doors Open at 5:30pm
Drawing at 7:00pm
1
DJ: Gary Harman
Doors Open at 4:30pm
Starts at 6:30pm
Doors Open at 5:30pm
Drawing at 7:00pm
4
Fri
27 DJ: Darrell
Johnson
WOTM
“Installation
Ceremony”
7pm w/Dinner
to follow
fried steak, mashed
potatoes and gravy,
buttered corn, rolls
and apple pie
LOOM 7pm
Installation
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Trivia 7pm
29
DJ: Gary Harman
23 -Lodge Leadership/House
Committee training - Gloucester
Lodge
30 -Central Virginia Jr. Shaggers
Fund Raiser $10
doors open at 6:30
-FREE Pool all day
-MLC Breakfast
8am—11am
Open Juke Night 6-9PM
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LOOM Membership Drive
Sponsor two (2) new or former LOOM members during
through April 30th and get one year of your dues paid or $25
in Moosebucks. The cost of the LOOM application will be at
the reduced rate of $40 for the first year’s dues. This incentive is available for LOOM and WOTM members who sponsor
a LOOM applicant.
Spring Yard Sale
It’s time for spring cleaning! Have items that you no
longer need? Are you running out of space in your
cabinets or garage? Get them ready for the WOTM
Spring Yard Sale! We will gladly take your donations
of “good condition” items and “gently used & clean”
clothing. Just bring the items down to the lodge on Friday, April 15 (the day before the sale), in the afternoon or evening for set-up. Please note: if your items
DO NOT sell, and you would like them back; please
make arrangements to pick the items up immediately
after the end of the sale. Any and all items remaining
will be donated to a local charity.
Date:
Saturday, April 16th
Time:
8am until 2 pm
Place:
Indoors – Ballroom
***Hotdogs, chips, and drinks will be available for
purchase***
D.M. Ozmore
Member Retention
Chairman: Ray
Schaefer, Sr.
As this is my last message
as Membership Retention
Chairman, I want to thank
everyone for all the help I
received this past year.
Whith all that help, I am
pleased to write we have
made our goal for new
membership with a month
to spare. Great job all. We
will have a new Board of
Officers and New Chairman coming up and I
know you all will support
them as well. But above all
always keep our men and
women in the military in
your heart and prayers.
MOOSE CHARITIES
Chairman: Roy
Snyder
My dear Brothers and Sisters I want to ask for your
help and generosity once
again. I would like to see
The Hopewell Moose Family Center be the leader in
the fraternity with Membership in the Moose
Charities Donors
Club. Many of you throw
$10.00 a month away playing jar tabs, pull tabs, Instant bingos etc, and
when we get done we say
dang I just threw money
away. Wouldn’t it be nice if
we could say I just helped
some Child at Mooseheart
or Senior at Moosehaven,
when you choose to set
up your gift of $10.00 per
month you will become a
dedicated Donor of the
M&M Club. Please join
with us today. Thank You
Roy Snyder
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5200 Oaklawn Boulevard, North Prince George, VA 23860 |
Mailing Address: PO Box 590, Hopewell, VA 23860
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(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
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HOPEWELL MOOSE FAMILY
CENTER
4701 Western Street
Hopewell, Virginia 23860
(804) 458-1755
Fax (804) 458-2771
Office Hours: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Monday - Friday
LODGE OFFICERS
Governor
Administrator
Troy King
Gary Bartholomew
Jr. Past Governor
Ray Schaefer Sr.
Jr. Governor
Brian Carpenter
Prelate
Jack Olinger
Treasurer
Don Readshaw
Trustee 3-Year
Darrell Johnson
Trustee - 2 Year
Art Seward
Trustee 1-Year
Brad Ozmore
Sergeant-at-Arms
Garland Jacobs
Inner Guard
Jim Akridge
COMMITTEES (IAW General Laws 1 July 2014)
Moose Charities Committee Roy Snyder
Auditing Committee
JD Langley
Membership Committee
Ray Schaefer Sr.
Application Review Committee Roy Snyder
Heart of the Community
Don Readshaw
- Safe Surfin’
Butch Cole
Loss Prevention Committee
Brian Carpenter
Communications Committee
Art Seward
Gov’t Relations Committee Jim Akridge
Activities Committee
Vacant
- Youth
Jim Jordan
- Darts
Jim Jordan
- Seniors
Jack & Myrtle Casey
- Entertainment Art Steward
- Massey Cancer J.D. Langley
- Kids
Brian Carpenter
- Golf
Butch Morris 804/712-0969
Moose Legion Committee Brad Ozmore
Ritual Committee
Larry Hipps
Fellowship Committee
Ray Spalek
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
Senior Regent
Dawn Ozmore
Junior Regent
Madelyn Collier
Jr. Grad. Regent
Lynetta Parrish
Secretary/Treasurer Nita Adams
Recorder
Mattie Rogers
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Guide
Elizabeth Benka
Assistant Guide
Beverlee Jones
Membership Retention Ola Wyatt
Community Service
Elizabeth King
Activities/Sports
April Johnson
Mooseheart/Moosehaven Darlene Thompson
Higher Degree
Valerie Harsh
Sunshine Committee
Libbie Dragoo
Government Relations Elizabeth Benka
Meet & Greet Committee
Joann Noland
Decorating Committee Marie Matlock
Moose Charities
Cindy King
Audit Committee
Pat Morris,
Mary Simmons
Libbie Dragoo
WOTM MEETING DATES
1st WEDNESDAY
-6:30 PM Board Meeting
-7:00 PM Welcome Party
-7:30 PM Chapter Night
2nd WEDNESDAY
-6:30 PM Board of Officers
Meeting
3rd WEDNESDAY
-7:00PM Committee Planning
Session
-7:30PM Business/Balloting
4th WEDNESDAY
-If needed (Fund Raiser, etc.)
Non-Profit Organization
U.S. Postage
PAID
Permit #28
Hopewell, VA 23860
LODGE MEMBERSHIP MEETING
1st & 3rd Thursdays, 7:00PM
Moose Legion immediately following LOOM on
1st Thursday of the month
1st & 3rd Wednesdays, 7:00PM
SOCIAL QUARTERS HOURS
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
12 Noon – 10:00 pm
12Noon – 10:00 pm
12Noon – 10:00pm (on dart night till
Midnight)
12Noon – Midnight
12Noon - 10:00pm
12Noon – 1:00am
12:00 noon – Midnight
Lounge Phone: 804-458-1095
http://www.hopewellmooselodge.com
DINING ROOM HOURS
Wednesday & Friday 5:30 PM—8:00 PM
HOPEWELL MOOSE FACEBOOK
https://www.facebook.com/
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