HOPEWELL MOOSE NEWS Hopewell Moose Family Center Newsletter May 2016

2014-2015 Premier

Lodge Award

In This Issue

Hopewell Moose Lodge

60th Anniversary "Rock-

Around-The-Clock"

Moose International Con-vention 1-5 July

Territory Manager’s Mes-

sage

Inaugural Southen Knights

Cruisers Car & Bike Show

at the Lodge

Hopewell Moose Lodge 50 Year Lifetime Membership Award Please congratulate our newest 50 Year Lifetime Membership Award recipients. The following members in our Lodge have at-tained 50 years of service in the Loyal Order of Moose. They will receive their new Life Member-ship card, a congratulatory letter and Life Membership Certificate from Moose International. Please offer them your sincere gratitude for their dedication to our frater-nity. Charles D. Story Jr.

John E. Wills

Robert Earl Walker

Fraternally,

Kurt T. Wiebe, Director Membership Department

Volunteer Participation: One of the Biggest Issues Facing Non-

Profit Organizations Today.”

“Volunteer Participation: One of the Biggest Issues Facing Non-Profit 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 non-profit

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 imple-

ment 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: Gerry Mastrovito–

Governor—Madelyn Collier Senior Regent or Brad Ozmore –Moose Legion Chairman Stay tuned for more information!

~D.M. Ozmore~

The Hopewell Moose Lodge will host the Run For The Wall Midway Route final stop on 26 May in the Ballroom for dinner before heading to DC. This marks our third year and we are very excited that our Lodge is part of such a historic event. "To promote healing among ALL veterans and their families and friends, to call for an accounting of all Prisoners of War and those Missing in Action (POW / MIA); to honor the memory of those Killed in Action (KIA) from all wars; and to support our military person-nel all over the world." Midway Route Leadership Team 3:15 – Depart Fort Lee, VA to Moose Lodge 3:30 – Arrive Moose Lodge 1472

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From the Office DID YOU KNOW: The Office is open from 9am – 5pm, Mon-Fri? DID YOU KNOW: You can call the Office at 458-1755 and order tickets for upcoming Dances? DID YOU KNOW: You can pay your dues online on your home computer simply by logging in to www.mooseintl.org, click on the tab that says “Pay Dues”, and just fill out the information? DID YOU KNOW: If you have a locker that you must be a member of Hopewell Lodge, current with your dues, and pay a yearly fee of $5 (or a lifetime fee of $50)? If you are past due, you will be notified. After 30 days past due, your locker will be emptied and the contents stored for you to pick up. DID YOU KNOW????? Kathy

Governor’s Message Well brothers, how time flies by as we start a new moose year. First: I would like to thank Troy and his board for a great job that they performed the past two years. Secondly: I want to thank the Moose membership for their support and trust as your governor. This year I would like to build on all the success that Troy and his board has achieved. To accomplish this success it will take all of us to reach this goal. We have some new faces on the board with plenty of experience. Let's get behind the board with 1472 pride, and let's be successful. We have a lot of good activities at our lodge with dances, Dj's, sports, holiday outings for good family fun, the queen of hearts with the pot over $4,000.00 and many more. Come to the lodge on Wednesday and Friday night's where our kitchen makes some really good meals at reasonable prices. Lastly and most importantly, our membership. We need to keep AND bring in new members.

Again thank you for your support.

Your Governor Gerry Mastrovito

Mothers Day

Breakfast Sunday May 8 from 8:30am-

11am

Mothers and

Ladies – FREE Men - $6.00

10 and under FREE

Every Mother or Lady re-

ceive a Rose in honor of

this special day.

Bring the whole family and

start your day off right by

spoiling that special lady

with the best Mothers Day

Brunch around.

Sponsored by the Moose

Legion

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MEMORIAL DAY PICNIC

When: May 30, Where: In the Park Time: 12pm-5pm Cost: Hopewell Moose Members, Guests and non-Hopewell Moose Members $5.00; Kids under 10 FREE Entertainment: DJ Chip Cook Serving: 1pm to 4 pm: Hot dogs, hamburgers and all the fixings! Free Moose Milk / Corn Hole / Danc-ing / Basketball

Senior Regents Message Our Moose year runs May-April each year. Looking back at the past year, I'm sure eve-ryone will agree, it has been a very successful year. Many, many thanks to everyone for making that possible, and special thanks to the outgoing Senior Regent, Dawn Ozmore.

The new slate of officers for 2016-2017 was in-stalled at a delightful dinner and program on April 27. I am honored to be the new Senior Regent and, with your help, will try to fulfill the duties of the office. Hopefully, this year will be even more successful.

Looking ahead, we have many plans already in place and more to come. We would love to see each of you and cordially invite you to attend our Wednesday evening meetings. Your assistance with the many projects will be greatly appreciated and, you will be rewarded knowing that your help will be a blessing to many others.

Madelyn Collier Senior Regent

“Myrtle Casey Senior Luncheon”

Senior Lunch has really taken off this year.

The menu is the best deal in town. There

were 98 Attendees last month. Nina Lee

won the door prize.

Our next luncheon will be held on May

19th—same place, same time.

Hope to see you then!

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Hopewell Moose Lodge 60th Anniversary

"Rock-Around-The-Clock" Date: 10 June 2016 Band: "Back N Da Day Band 8-Midnight" $10 a ticket Time: Elvis in the Social Quarter 5:30pm & Dance at 8pm

Join us as we celebrate 60 years at the Hopewell Moose

Lodge. The festivities started on April 10th with daily give-a-ways and Friday night “60” themed prizes for just

spending the evening with us. Our celebration concludes on 10 June in the Social Quarter with Elvis entertaining

you in the Social Quarters in lue of a DJ. Get there early

for a seat and a great dinner. Following dinner with Elvis we invite you to an evening in the Ballroom with “Back N

Da Day” to dance the night away with a band playing all the greatest 50’s & 60’s. The band starts at 8pm with

plenty of party games and activities we are sure will bring back memories for long ago. The cost is only $10 so don’t

miss out. The Committee has designed a shirt for this

special occasion as we are sure you have seen the Staff wearing them around the Lodge. There are plenty of give-

aways for this event so don’t miss out.

Moose Legion Chairman The Hopewell Moose Legion falls under the Old Do-minion 148 Jurisdiction, reports from Moose Interna-tional, show the Old Dominion ranking #2 in the na-tion in production. The Virginia Association of the moose legions, rose in the national ranks, from 7th

to 2nd. Hopewell Moose Legion placed 3rd in the Bull Run #185 Spring Celebration Golf Tourney. Gar Jacobs, Butch Morris, Mark Marshall, Davey Deavers. As the summer approaches, we will be getting the park in order. Any help is appreciated. We look forward to hosting outdoor events, this year, as weather and temps permit. Oct 14-15, Hopewell Moose Legion will be hosting a Fall Celebra-tion. Moose legions from the area will be at the Hopewell Moose, enjoying: A Friday night band, Saturday golf tourney, plantation house tour and ending with a closing DJ party!. Take the time to fill out a moose legion application and join us as we strive to do good each day and be part of these great activities!! Brad Ozmore, Moose Legion Chairman

On 10 June

starting at

5:30, in the

social quar-

ters, Wrenn

Magnum will

perform for

the dinner

service. He is

a great “Elvis”

impersonator

that performs

“Elvis” favor-

ites from all

eras. Enjoy

this perfor-

mance in the

social quar-

ters.

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PRELATES

CORNER /

Darrell John-

son

Please contact

the office to re-

port illness or

death of a

Brother or Fami-

ly member @ 804-

458-1755

Passed:

Lester Ten-

ant

Sick:

Surgery

Bob Mingloski

It is now 9 o'clock,

and the little chil-

dren 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 chil-

dren come to me.

Do not keep them

away.

For they are like the

kingdom of Heaven.

GOD BLESS

Mooseheart!

WOTM, Hopewell Chapter 1180 by Sunshine Chair-man Sandy Baker

For deaths, please call

Beverly Daniels

Get Well Cards:

Beverly Smith

Gloria Anderson

Margaret Reese

Sympathy Cards:

Virginia Tennant (death of husband, Lester)

Please keep these families and all our co-workers in your prayers.

Thinking of You Cards

Robin Rush

Mary Sue Langley

Carol B. Clark

Mary Cleotelis

The Hopewell Moose & Family Center #1472, and the Women of the Moose, Chapter #1180, would like to congratulate Betty Kilbourn for being chosen as “Volunteer of the Month” for March – 2016. Betty Kilbourn defines the word “volunteer”. She

joined our Chapter in 2012, and has dedicated countless hours to both our lodge and chapter. She can usually be found working the door to our lodge’s weekly dinner service, Bingo twice a week, Queen of Hearts weekly progressive game, as well as most dances and spe-cial events. Being greeted by Betty “at the door”, is something most members have come to expect and enjoy, upon entering our lodge. She can always be counted on to help with applications and questions from new members and guests. In addition to devoting 5-6 days at the lodge, Betty also volunteers her time with: our Children’s parties, lodge fundraising dinners, special breakfasts, picnics, bake sales and other special events such as: Dart & pool tournaments, Wine & Cheese Tasting, Policeman’s Breakfast, Wild Turkey Dinner, and our annual “Ride to the Wall” event. Betty takes the initiative to stay involved and current of lodge happenings. She routinely attends District Meetings, State and Mid-Year Conferences as well as International Conferences. She re-cently earned her degree as our chapter’s newest “Academy of Friendship” co-worker, in January of 2016. Please join me in congratulating Betty Kilbourn, for her tireless dedication to our lodge and to the Moose Fraternity!

~D.M. Ozmore~

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Upcoming Events

May 19- Darrell Johnson and his band, VERTIGO, will bring the party to our ballroom. This 8 piece band plays the best in Rhythm and Blues, Soul and Rock. B & C Productions will open for the band and play the breaks. Doors open at 7, band starts at 8. Advanced tickets are $15, $18 at the door. Don ’t miss this party! BYOB. May 30- Come help celebrate Memorial Day at our annual picnic in the park. We will start at noon and run until 5pm. DJ Chip Cook will be spinning every-one’s favorite tunes. We will have hamburgers, hot dogs and everything you need for a great summertime picnic. Don’t forget about the ice cold moose milk and other cold drinks. All of this is only $5 per person. Enjoy the fun, games and fellowship on this special day! June 10- This is our 60th anniversary celebration. Starting at 5:30, in the social quarters, Wrenn Magnum will perform for the dinner service. He is a great “Elvis” impersonator that performs “Elvis” favorites from all eras. Enjoy this per-formance in the social quarters until 8 then move next door to the ballroom for another special treat. Bak N Da Day is a group of 5 seasoned musicians that plays the best of the 50’s and 60’s. This is NOT a country, beach, r&b or variety band. They play ALL OLDIES. Bak N Da Day starts at 8 and plays until 10:30. DJ John Hall, another “Doo-Wop” enthusiast, will open for the group and play the breaks. Advanced tickets are only $10, $12 at the door. BYOB. This will be a non-smoking event. Come and enjoy a night of fun and memories! June 11- We are hosting Car Show, here at the lodge. This will be a rain or shine event that will attract many different types of cars, trucks and motorcycles from all eras. This will be open to the public and it is free of charge to all specta-tors. Exhibitors can contact the office to enter the show. Show will start at 8am. For entry information or sponsor booths please call the office at 804-458-1755. Food and drinks will be available. We hope to see you at every event. Come see what’s going on at YOUR MOOSE LODGE!!!

Entertainment News The start of the new moose calendar year, finds us enjoying the springtime we have been looking forward to for so long. Soon schools will be out for sum-mer and we’ll be wearing flip flops and bathing suits in no time. We have a spe-cial weekend planed here at the lodge in June. We will be celebrating our 60 th anniversary on the weekend beginning June 10th. Remember here at Hopewell Moose Lodge, we are always planning to keep you entertained and you can al-ways find great food, the coldest drinks and the best fellowship in town. 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 re-serve 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.

Member

Retention

Chairman: Troy

King and Ray

Schaefer Sr. Brother, Ray and my-

self will focus on Mem-

bership Retention and

welcoming new mem-

bers. Each year our

Lodge loses an average

of 100 members for

one reason or another.

As the Moose year be-

gins it is important to

push towards our mem-

bership goals. We start

a new year with new

membership numbers

and need everyone’s

best efforts. Keep sev-

eral applications with

you at all times. You

never know when

someone you know will

express an interest in

becoming a Moose.

Having an application

ready to go can make a

big difference in your

success as a sponsor.

It would be great if you

were ready to sign them

up. Look for the In

House Membership

Drive in the next news-

letter.

Troy King and Ray

Schaefer Sr.

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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 Can-

cer fundraiser in the

Virginia Moose Associ-

ation 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

Hopewell Moose

(804.458.1755)

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 Con-vertible with a Roush 427/480 HP SRX Stroker Engine complete with a FAST EFI fuel injec-tion 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, registra-tion 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 pur-chase. It promises to be a fun day for the whole family.

Show Contact: Ricky Williams 804-691-3754 Email: uworime@comcast.net 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 challeng-es as their parent(s) serves.

Interested in being a part of the show? Volunteer by contacting:

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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May 4 Oven Baked Spiral Sliced Ham with two sides $8.95

May 6 Slow cooked Open Face Roast Beef Sandwich with Brown

Gravy and two sides $8.50

May 11 Colonial Heights WOTM serv-

ing dinner specials - Dinner, Dinner

$8.00 100% proceeds go to Colonial

Height WOTM

May 13 Homemade Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes. As always NO FILLERS! Served

with two sides 1 crab cake $9.95 / 2 crab cakes $14.95

May 18 Ricotta Cheese Filled Ravioli served with the Salad Bar and Garlic

Bread $8.95

Senior Lunch 5/19 Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Garden Salad, Garlic Bread and

Roll Basket and Banana Splits

May 20 Hand Breaded Chesapeake Bay Oysters with two sides $9.95

May 25 Lightly Seasoned and Slow Baked Bone-In

Chicken Breast with two sides $8.95

May 26 Trivia Spaghetti Dinner to benefit Massey Cancer

May 27 Hand Cut Prime Rib and cooked to order with two sides $14.95

Trivia 5/12 Sloppy Joes with French Fries

Please Remember That Our Wait Staff Works For Tips Only!!

MAY Menu From the

Kitchen We offer a full

catering menu

for all your

special events

in your life.

Please call the

office at

804.458.1755 for

prices . The

Lodge also

rents the Ball-

room, 550 per-

son 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

ENTERTAIN-

MENT IN

THE SOCIAL

QUARTERS ! !

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MOOSE

CHARITIES

Chairman: Roy

Snyder

My dear Brothers

and Sisters The

Hopewell Moose

Family Center 1472

has done on out-

standing job of sup-

porting all of our

Moose Charities over

to 2015-2016 Moose

Year and the year is

not over until we get

our final donations

report from Moose

International on or

about May 15th. At

this time we have

donated $27, 541.76

to Moose Chari-

ties. We have ex-

ceeded last years do-

nations by $20,

400.29.

Stand up give your-

selves and your

Board of Officers a

hand you deserve

it. Thank you for all

you do to support

these worthy causes.

SENIOR FISHING

TRIP

This years trip is in Hampton Roads

on the Charter “OCEAN EAGLE”. A

Senior is any member 65 and older.

Non-seniors will pay $40 per per-

son for the trip. The date will be

announced in the next newsletter. This has been a successful, enjoyable event

for Moose seniors for many years now and we hope this year will be no excep-

tion. Lunch, drinks and Moose Milk is served on the boat courtesy of the

Hopewell Moose Lodge 1472. You may bring your favorite rod if you like or the

boat will furnish rods, reels and bait. If you bring a cooler for fish, please leave it

in your vehicle until the boat returns. The sign-up sheet will be available in the

office on the 1st of June. Stop by or call 804-458-1755 to have your name added

anytime after then. http://www.hamptonroadscharter.com/

From Richmond Take 64 E to exit 265A Lasalle Ave. Go 3 blocks

to make left onto Settlers Landing Rd. Follow Settlers Landing for

1 mile to Crown Plaza Hotel on your right,

Jerald Langley, Fishing Events Chairman / 804 - 731-2141

Yard Sale As we close out our chapter year, we would like to thank all of the co-workers that helped with our final fundraiser of the year. Our indoor yard sale was very successful and we owe a big thank you to the following: Marysue Langley, Joann Noland, Nita Ad-ams, Ann McGhee, Libbie Dragoo, Gloria Ander-son, Marie Matlock, Mary Simmons and Ola Wyatt.

Also, thank you to J.D. Langley & his wife, Marysue for loading and delivering the unsold merchandise to a local thrift store. We appreciate everyone’s hard work this past Saturday. To everyone who donated items to our yard sale; we appreciate each and every one of you. Your donations enabled us to have a prof-itable fundraiser that we will put to good use within our community and fraternity. With much gratitude,

Mattie Rogers & Dawn Ozmore

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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

“Rock-Around-The-Clock” 60th Anniversary Celebration 1956-

2016 We are celebrating the our anniver-sary! 60 years of service to our com-munity, Mooseheart and Moosehaven. Thank you to all who have supported our endeavors throughout the years. We are successful because of our com-bined efforts to a common goal. Anniversary shirts are on sale now! They will be available for purchase at various times. As a special way of

saying “thank you”, the shirts will be sold at cost. All shirts are just $10.00, no matter what style you choose. These commemorative t-shirts are available in various sizes, colors, and styles. Get yours now! We have the following: Short Sleeve: Sapphire Blue, Or-chid, White and Black Long Sleeve (limited supply): Sapphire Blue, and Ash Short Sleeve with pockets (limited supply): White and black Baseball Jersey’s: White body with red sleeves, or blue sleeves

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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 Mon - Fri

LODGE OFFICERS

Governor Administrator

Gerry Mastrovito VACANT

Jr. Past Governor Troy King

Jr. Governor Brad Ozmore

Prelate Darrell Johnson

Treasurer Don Readshaw

Trustee 3-Year Jim Akridge

Trustee - 2 Year Ray Schaefer Sr.

Trustee 1-Year Art Seward

Sergeant-at-Arms Garland Jacobs

Inner Guard VACANT

COMMITTEES (IAW General Laws 1 July 2014) Moose Charities Committee Roy Snyder

Auditing Committee JD Langley

Membership Committee Troy King

Application Review Committee Roy Snyder

Heart of the Community Don

Readshaw

Loss Prevention Committee Art Seward

Communications Committee VACANT

Gov’t Relations Committee Jim Akridge

Activities Committee VACANT

- Youth Jim Jordan

- Darts Jim Jordan

- Entertainment Art Seward

- Massey Cancer J.D. Langley

- Golf Butch Morris 804/712-0969

Moose Legion Committee Brad Ozmore

Ritual Committee Larry Hipps

Fellowship Committee Ray Spalek

General Membership Meeting

1st & 3rd Thursdays, 7:00PM

Moose Legion Meeting

Immediately following LOOM on 1st Thursday of

the month

Lodge Officer Meeting

1st & 3rd Wednesdays, 6:30PM

SOCIAL QUARTERS HOURS

Sunday 12 Noon – 10:00 pm Monday 12 Noon – 10:00 pm Tuesday 12 Noon – 10:00pm Tuesday (Dart Night) 12 Noon – Midnight Wednesday 12 Noon – Midnight Thursday 12 Noon – 10:00pm Friday 12 Noon – 1:00am Saturday 12 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/

HopewellMooseFamilyCenter1472/

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.)

WOMEN OF THE MOOSE

Senior Regent: Madelyn (Kay) Coller

Junior Regent: Beverly Daniels

Jr. Grad. Regent: Dawn Ozmore

Secretary/Treasurer: JoAnn Noland

Recorder: Mattie Roers

*************

Guide: Elizabeth Benka

Assistant Guide: Ann McGee

Membership Retention: Ola Wyatt

Community Service: Mary Simmons

Activities/Sports: Vonnie Baloff

Mooseheart/Moosehaven: Pamela Harsh

Higher Degree: Valerie Harsh

Sunshine Committee: Sandy (Juanita) Baker

Government Relations: Elizabeth Benka

Meet & Greet Committee: Gloria Anderson

Decorating Committee: Marie Matlock

Moose Charities: Cindy King

Audit Committee: Pat Morris

Non-Profit Organization

U.S. Postage

PAID

Permit #28 Hopewell, VA 23860