HOPEWELL MOOSE NEWS Hopewell Moose Family Center Newsletter July 2016

2014-2015 Premier

Lodge Award

Youth Bowling League Have you seen our Youth Bowling

League? Just one of the MANY reasons to

support your local lodge. The Hopewell

Moose sponsors a youth bowling league of

28 children, with the dedicated efforts of

Jim Jordan (Chairman of Youth Activi-

ties), and assisted by David Allen. Today, the "Saturday Morning Stars" held their An-

nual Awards Banquet in the park & each child had a picnic style lunch, trophies & t-

shirts donated by the lodge.

This program was started 21 years ago with the

help of Don Readshaw & Jim Jordan. Jim and his

wife, Wilma Jordan, have been involved in our

youth activities to provide wholesome family enter-

tainment and to promote good sportsmanship for

today's youth.

Interested in having your child, grandchild, or

family member on our youth league? Summer

League is forming now! Our summertime program

is called "Generation Gap" and is parent/child bowl-

ing- Wednesday nights @ 6:30 pm and runs until middle August. Program sponsored by

Hopewell Moose.

Summer calendar too busy? Our Winter League starts the

first Saturday AFTER Labor Day, and takes place at 10 am

on Saturday Mornings. Program sponsored by the Hopewell

Moose.

All youth, ages 4 years, and up to high school (any stu-

dent not yet graduat-

ed) may participate.

We also offer a Bump-

er League for the tiny

tots that need a little

assistance.

Would you like to

learn more? For de-

tails, or to sign your

child/family member

up, please call: Jim

Jordan at (804) 691-

2134.

~D.M. Ozmore~

In This Issue 2016 Virginia Moose Asso-

ciation Sports Golf Tourna-

ment

MLC 3rd Annual Shrimp

Fest/Beach Party

LOOM Membership In-

House Campaign

Volunteer of the Month

Senior Fishing Trip

4th of July Picnic

Bike/Motorcycle Re-

sults

Upcoming governors

town Hall

WOTM Honor Lunch

Hat & Glove Collection

for Fort Lee

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Governor’s Message Brother's & Sister's

I would like to open this letter by giving a well deserved THANK YOU to

all. There were three big events during the month of May, the Policemen’s

Memorial Breakfast, the Run for the Wall and our annual Memorial Day Pic-

nic. The timing and coordination of putting everything into place was out-

standing. The food preparation for these events plus keeping the Lodge

meals on schedule was assume. This is 1472 PRIDE in action at it's best.

To all the full time workers, the kitchen staff and the volunteers. Again

Thank You for everything.

In the month of June we had our 60 Year Anniversary Celebration, Mas-

sey Cancer Golf Tournament, and our First Annual Car/Motorcycle Show.

Again a lot of time and coordination was put into make it a success. There

were many people were involved but our Volunteers made these event a hit.

The Chairmen were J.D. Langley and Butch Morris for the Massey Cancer

Golf, Brad and Dawn Ozmore for the 60 Year Anniversary Celebration and

Brian Carpenter for the first Annual Car/Motorcycle Show. Special thanks to

the kitchen staff for taking care of all the food service end of things.

The Queen of Hearts is growing and over $7,000.

Butch Morris and his team are doing a great job so let's give him the sup-

port. After all the Lodge wins too.

Bingo is doing GREAT; however our Volunteer Staff is getting tired. If you

can give one BINGO night a month, this would take some of the pressure off

the regular Volunteers on Sunday and Tuesday evenings.

Our membership campaign is in progress and we had our first drawing

June 2nd. Ricky Miller was our winner of the $20 Moose Buck’s for May.

July we'll have some adjustments to make. The Moose International Con-

vention will be in St. Louis the first weekend. Which is also our 4th of July

picnic. To help take some of the work load off everyone Bingo is cancelled

Sunday July 3rd. The kitchen staff will be on vacation from July 9th - 16th so

it will be an all Volunteer Staff cooking. We are also bring back our menu

with the specials.

With all we have going on in lodge our volunteers are the key to success.

All volunteers are appreciated come on out and join the team you may just

have a little fun.

**On Saturday October 22, 2016 from 1:00pm - 3:00 pm the Lodge is having

a Town Hall Meeting in the Ballroom. All active LOOM & WOTM are encour-

aged to attend.

Format follows Roberts Rules of Order. The Boards goal is to listen and take

heed to the direction you as members want the Lodge to go.

Snacks and drinks provide immediately following. (tea & coffee).

**Starting 1 July donate Winter Hats and Gloves to the Soldiers children at

Fort Lee. There is a box in the lobby for your donations.

MEMBERSHIP DRAWING AT OUR LOOM MEETING: *MEMBERS DRAWN BUT

NOT PRESENT = NO WINNER*

1ST MEETING 2 June 2016

$228 Marvin Wheeler / NOT PRESENT: No Winner

$114 Arthur Sheffield / NOT PRESENT: No Winner

2ND MEETING 16 June 2016

$234 Charles Mayton / NOT PRESENT: No Winner

$117 Wayne Bowles / NOT PRESENT: No Winner

TIER 2 MEMBERSHIP BUCKS DRAWING

Ricky Miller was our winner of the $20 Moose Buck’s

for the month of May.

Let's keep the "1472 PRIDE" rolling

Gerry

From the Office

The office is now in the hands of Kathy Snyder and Mary Simmons. Please be patient with both as they learn something new everyday! We’d like to remind you to please keep up with your bar locker dues; one notice will be sent or a phone call made when you be-come delinquent. At the end of the month after your locker dues expire, it will be emptied and you can pick up the contents from the bartender. If you aren’t sure when they are due, check with the bar-tender (she has a list) or call the office. Enjoy the 4th and please BE SAFE!

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“Myrtle

Casey

Senior

Luncheon” NEXT: 21 JULY TIME: Noon There were 65 in attendance at the Senior Lunch on 16 June. Jack Casey is stepping it up this month and serving Surf & Turf (London Broil & Popcorn Shrimp), Baked Potato, Green Beans and a Roll with Pineapple Upside Down Cake for dessert.

Prize Winners: Sandra Burcham (Moose Bucks), Beverlee Jones (Moose Cup), Christina Francioni (Coffee Mug) and Kim Raymond (Moose Tote Bag)

COME TO THE BEST MEAL IN

TOWN

Senior Regents Message The 60th Anniversary Celebrations were a huge success. Our facilities were packed with members and guests enjoying these events. The Massey Cancer Spaghetti Dinner Benefit and the Father's Day Breakfast were well attended and enjoyed by all. July is traditionally our most patriotic month. Just in case you are asked a Trivia question, the Statue of Liberty, 'Lady Liberty' as she is fondly called, has become a symbol of freedom for all people. The Stat-ue of Liberty was a gift from France in 1884. Did you know the statue's complete name is Liberty Enlightening the World? Speaking of Trivia, come to the Social Quarters at the Lodge every second and fourth Thursday night at seven PM and Dawn Ozmore will test your skills. You might even take a prize or two home. Win or not, you will enjoy the evening. During the ancient Julian calendar, July was the fifth month and called QUINTILIS. The name was changed to honor Julius Caesar whose birthday fell on the 12th. As we know it, July is a month of patriotic hol-idays. Canadians celebrate Dominion Day on the first, the French cele-brate Bastille Day on the fourteenth and Americans celebrate Independ-ence Day on the fourth. Your lodge celebrates Independence Day in a big way with an out-door picnic. There is fun, music and good food for all. If you came to the Memorial Day picnic, I'm sure you will be back for this one. Come and celebrate with old friends and make new friends. If Bingo is your 'sport', come and try you luck every Sunday and Tuesday evenings. (Due to the International Convention, there will be no Bingo on July 3rd.) Bingo begins at 6:30 PM - come early to reserve your favorite table. The Senior Lunch will be July 21st. Come and enjoy a delicious lunch and visit with friends. Our volunteers are awesome making these events possible. A great big thank you, volunteers, for all you do. We can always use more help. If you would like to join in on the fun, we have a job for YOU. Madelyn Collier Senior Regent To make the world a friendly place, show the world a friendly face. SMILE

WHEN: July 13, 2016

WHERE: LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE BALLROOM

TIME: 11:00 a.m. till ?

THE HOPEWELL WOMEN OF THE MOOSE

CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO A BRUNCH

TO HONOR MEMBERS WITH MANY YEARS OF SERVICE.

RSVP by July 3, 2016 804-458-7546 or ldragoo@comcast.net

(Your RSVP will be greatly appreciated!)

Thank you— Mary Sue Langley and Libbie Dragoo

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2016 Virginia Moose

Association Sports Golf

Tournament

Location: Hopewell Moose #1472

Date: September 16 - 18, 2016

Contact Butch Morris @

(804) 712-0969 for details.

Office: (804) 458-1755

3rd Annual Shrimp Fest/Beach Party

**ONLY 250 TICKETS SOLD**

Location: Hopewell Moose #1472 / Ballroom

Date: August 6, 2016

Chairman: Brad Ozmore

Office: (804) 458-1755

Time: Doors Opens at 5pm

Food Served: 6-8pm

**Moose Milk Included in Price**

Price: $25 each / $28 at the door

Entertainment: “ Feature Attraction” 8-Midnight

From The Pro Shop

Jerald Langley and I would like to express our gratitude and

appreciation to everyone that went above and beyond to make

the fourth annual Massey Cancer golf tournament another

great success. It takes TEAMWORK to make an event like this

come together, and this is proof that the Hopewell Moose

Family center joins together as a T.E.A.M. Together Everyone

Achieves More. Also, I would like to thank the Lodge for spon-

soring a four man team in the Lion’s Club Tournament, and

Hopewell Moose came in 1st with Butch Morris, Mark Mar-

shall, Tommy Chavis and Jeff Finlen.

We had 21 golf teams that participated and many sponsors.

1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place

Donald Langley Pat Tilman Chase Kingery

Lee Mahaney David Miller Louis Ellmore

Roy Cox Steve Mattingly Robert Cleveland II

Randy Cox Paul Frye

Butch Morris, Golf Chairman

Lion’s Club Tournament

Hopewell Moose came in

1st with Butch Morris,

Mark Marshall, Tommy

Chavis and Jeff Finlen

Special Thanks to the

Massey Cancer Golf

Chairman Butch Morris

and his committee Jerald

Langley and Butch Morris

1st Place

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PRELATES

CORNER /

Darrell

Johnson

Please contact

the office to re-

port illness or

death of a Broth-

er or Family

member @

804-458-1755

Passed:

Doug Burt

Sick:

None

It is now 9 o'clock,

and the little chil-

dren at Moose-

heart kneel by

their beds to say

their evening pray-

ers.

Let us face to-

wards 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

WOTM, Hopewell Chapter 1180 by Sunshine Chairman Carolyn Gladwell

804-530-0033

For deaths, please call Beverly Daniels 804-452-4052

Sickness: Happy Anniversary

Linda White Louise & Herndon Smith

Sally Sparks 69yrs of Marriage

Shirley Anderson

Vonnie Barglof

Sympathy Cards:

Beverlee Jones in the recent death of her sister Pricilla Williams.

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

Please join us in congratulating OLA WYATT as our Volunteer of the Month! Ola has been enrolled in the Women of the Moose since 1983, and is a Lifetime Member of the Manassas Chapter and is an active, dual member of our Hopewell Chapter since 2012. Ola is currently serving as Membership Retention

Chairmen for the 2016/2017 year, and plays a vital role in keeping our members current and contacting those that have lapsed each month. In addition, Ola actively participates in all lodge functions: 50/50 raffles, bake sales, picnics, Senior Nursing Home monthly functions, on-going lobby book sales, weekly Bingo nights, attendance drawing at all meet-ings, special luncheons & dinners, as well as handcrafting blankets, hats & scarves for the needy and our seniors in the community. Thank you Ola Wyatt for all that you do!!! ~D.M. Ozmore~

WOTM NOTICE OF DUES IN-

CREASE HOPEWELL CHAPTER 1180:

Starting August 17th, 2016 Chapter 1180 Hopewell;

there will be a dues increase of $5.00 per year.

The Application Fee will still be $20.00 and the Mem-

bership Dues will be $30.00 making a total of $50.00 for

the 1st year. All dues collected after the date of 08-17-

2016 will be $30.00.

Thank you all for being good Chapter Members and understanding the need to

raise our dues.

Mattie Rogers, Recorder

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Upcoming Events July 4-Independence Day Celebration in the park: Lots of fun, food,

games, and music for everyone. $5.00 buys your picnic lunch, DJ enter-

tainment with Chip Cook, corn hole tournament, other games, a bounce

house for the kids, snow cones, FREE MOOSE MILK and much, much,

more. Everyone come and enjoy our country’s independence here at the

Moose!!!!

August 6-The Moose Legion will hold a Shrimp Fest/Beach Party from

5:00 till Midnight. Steamed shrimp and all the fixins will be served from 6-

8pm and they will also be serving FREE MOOSE MILK. The band Fea-

ture Attraction will provide entertainment to round out the evening. Tickets

are $25.00 in advance, $25.00 at the door. Only 250 ticket sold.

August 20-The Fantastic Shakers are celebrating their 37th anniversary,

as a group, and they are bringing their party to us! They are one of the

oldest, and most recognized, premier beach music bands around. Food

will be available and the bar will be open. This is a non-smoking event.

BYOB. Advanced tickets are $15.00 in advance, $18.00 at the door. The

doors open at 7 and the band cranks the party up at 8. This special party

will kick off our 2016/2017 ballroom season.

We hope to see you at every event. Come see what’s going on at YOUR

MOOSE LODGE!!!

Entertainment News Schools are out, summer is here, and we still have plenty of activities going on

here at the Moose. The drinks are cold and the food is hot and delicious. Bingo

is held every Sunday and Tuesday 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 enter-

tain 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 at no additional cost. The ballroom seating chart is on our website www.hopewellmooselodge.com, on the entertainment page. Every-one come out for lots of summer 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 Facebook page.

LOOM &

WOTM

Membership

Orientation &

Get

Acquainted

Location: Ballroom

Date: 29 July

Social Hour 5:30 to

6:30

Dinner Served: 6:30

Complementary

Buffett

Presentation: 7pm

Sponsors bring

your new member

and their family for

an evening at the

Moose Lodge

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HOPEWELL

MOOSE LEGION The moose legion push-

es through the heat, to

get things done, as the

summer months are

upon us. Several le-

gionnaires came out for

Wilson Park clean-up

day. Joe DiSantos,

cooked and served up

hot dogs, as a fundrais-

er, during the 60th anni-

versary car show, and a

new group of legion-

naires was sworn in.

The moose legion con-

tinues to send a month-

ly donation to our sun-

shine child and to the

endowment fund. Our

next meeting is July 14,

if you are a male mem-

ber, with 6 months in

the lodge OR have

sponsored a new mem-

ber, come join us and

see what we are all

about.

This year a SHRIMP

FEST/BEACH PARTY is

scheduled for Aug 6.

Doors will open at 5,

with shrimp served at 6

and the party starts at

8!! Tickets are $25 in

advance, $28 at the

door.

MLC BRAD OZMORE

Hopewell Moose Lodge Family Center’s first car & bike show

Another GREAT event!!!! 7:05am on a Satur-day morning, a lone biker stood in the park-ing lot of the Hopewell Moose Lodge Family Center, wondering if anyone was going to show? As the cool temperature warmed and the sun rose, here came the rumble of a classic muscle car, then another and another and finally another motorcycle. THEY CAME! to The Hopewell Moose Lodge First Annual Car & Bike Show! We had it all! The hope was to have at least 20 cars, truck and motorcycles to attend, 50 was a dream and ultimately 67 entrees participated in what I hope we continue as an annual event. We had old, we had new, we had cars, trucks & bikes. We had US and foreign built rides. This was a great time

for all. The proud owners sat around and admired each others rides, swapped stories and compared notes. All while par-ticipating in this won-

derful fundraiser to support our US Military and their families through Ft Lee's Holi-day Helpers. THANK YOU, ALL. This wouldn't have been possible without our host, The Southern Knight Cruisers and help from the Hopewell Moose Legion for serving lunch, Colonial Heights WOTM for serving breakfast, John Hall DJ'd and MC'd all day & organizations such as Survi-vors4U and the River City Bombshells for providing assistance and additional fund-raising efforts. What a way to wrap up our 60th anniversary of The Hopewell Moose Lodge Family Center 1472, doing what we do so well by empowering our community to help our community. I am so thankful to have been a part of this wonderful opportunity to give a little back to those who give so much. Through the registration fees, ven-

dor's fees, individual donors and the generosity of The Hopewell Moose Lodge Family Center, at the Hopewell Moose Lodge General Meeting on June 16, 2016 we were able to present a check to Ft Lee's Holiday Helpers. The Southern Knight Cruisers raised $1,947 and the Board of Officer of the Hopewell Moose added to the total in order to make an even

$3,000. Brian Carpenter, Chairman

Art LeMire won a plaque for Top 25 (Red SSR)

Bubba Bishop won for Best Harley (Blue & Green Bike)

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Your Kitchen staff is taking vacation from 9-16 July so we called in our Volunteers……..As volunteer

members, we’re very happy to step up to the plate like it was in years past. Please note that in their

absence, we will be running an abbreviated menu on Wednesday and Friday night. Please come out

to the Lodge dining room for a few slightly different meal choices and enjoy yourselves while we do

the cooking for you.

7/6 Open Faced Turkey Sandwich with 2 Sides $8.95

7/8 Jumbo Lump Crab Cake with 2 Sides and Choice of Bread 1cake- $9.95, 2cakes- $14.95

7/13 Herb grilled Chicken ~ Chicken Breast marinated in a unique blend of spices served with

Roasted Mixed Vegetables …$8.75

Rib Eye steak~ Hand cut in house and cooked to order served with a Baked Potato or Roasted Mixed

Vegetables…$11.75

Penne Pomodoro ~ Penne pasta tossed with olive oil and a mixture of fresh onions, garlic, Campari

tomatoes and basil with Chicken…$9.75 Shrimp…$10.75

Caesar Salad ~ Meal sized salad of fresh romaine hearts tossed with croutons in creamy Caesar Par-

mesan dressing garnished with tomatoes and olives. Served with Grilled Chicken…$8.50 Grilled

Shrimp…$9.50

7/15 Baked Penne ~ Penne Pasta Italian Sausage and ricotta cheese topped with mozzarella and

baked…$8.75

Louisiana style BBQ Shrimp ~ Shrimp sautéed in a rich New Orleans style sauce served with Jasmine

rice and Crusty French bread for dipping…$12.75

Chipotle Maple Glazed Chicken ~ Chicken breast glazed with a tangy homemade sauce of Maple syrup

and Chipotle peppers served with roasted mixed vegetables…….$8.75

NY Strip ~ Hand cut in house and cooked to order served with Baked Potato or roasted mixed vegeta-

bles….$11.75

Caesar Salad ~ Meal sized salad of fresh romaine hearts tossed with croutons in creamy Caesar Par-

mesan dressing garnished with tomatoes and olives. Served with Grilled Chicken…$8.50 Grilled

Shrimp…$9.50

Add a salad bar to any entrée both nights for $2.50

7/20 Hamburger Steak with 2 Sides and Choice of Bread $7.95

Senior Lunch: 7/21

Surf & Turf (London Broil & Popcorn Shrimp), Baked Potato, Green Beans and a Roll with Pineapple

Upside Down Cake for dessert

7/22 Jumbo Butterflied Beer Battered Shrimp with 2 Sides and Choice of Bread $10.95

7/27 Fried Chicken (Either 1 Breast OR 1 Leg Quarter) with 2 Sides and Choice of Bread $8.95

7/29 Prime Rib with 2 Sides and Choice of Bread $14.95

The Hopewell Moose Lodge is actively looking for two posi-

tions, a Kitchen Manager and a well rounded Cook. Salary is

based on experience. Please contact the office for duties and

responsibilities. Submit detailed resume with reference to

the office between Mon and Fri 9am—4pm. Our goal is to

hire by the end of July.

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

JULY Menu From the

Kitchen We offer a full

catering menu

for all your spe-

cial events in

your life. Please

call the office

at 804.458.1755

for prices . The

Lodge also

rents the Ball-

room which

seats 400 for

large events

and the Pool

House & Civic

Room for small-

er events.

DINNER

SERVED FROM

5:30 - 8:00 PM

WED. & FRI.

ALWAYS FREE

ENTERTAIN-

MENT IN

THE SOCIAL

QUARTERS ! !

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10

Picnic in the

Park

Starts: Noon

Ends: 5pm

Food Served:

1-4pm

DJ: Chip Cook

Price: $5

50/50

Corn Hole

Basketball

SENIOR FISHING

TRIP

This the Lodge chartered the entire

boat as a “Private” charter for

Moose Members Only. The

“OCEAN EAGLE”. leaves at 12:30

and returns at 5:30. A Senior is

any member 62 and older. Non-seniors will pay $40 per person for the trip. The

date is the 7th of September. This has been a successful, enjoyable event for

Moose seniors for many years now and we hope this year will be no exception.

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. Bring a cooler for all the fish you will catch. The sign

-up sheet is available in the office “NOW”. Last day to sign up is Aug 24th.Stop

by the Office or call 804-458-1755 to have your name added

to the list. Visit the site at 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

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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

“LOOKING FOR A TRUE MOOSE FRATERNALIST AS AN

ADMINISTRATOR” Are you a LOOM member? Are you a Moose Legionnaire? Do you volunteer at the Lodge? Are you good on a computer, have people skills and have thick skin? This is no position you have ever seen or experienced before. The Lodge requires constant care. The Administrator is the Secretary at Lodge Meetings, carries out the direction of the Board of Officer, serves as the continuity be-tween Mooseheart, the Virginia Moose Asso-ciation, Board of Officers and the Member-ship. If you are interested, please visit http://mooseintl.org for more details on what it takes to be an Administrator. You are ex-pected to make a budget, attend all VMA & Moose International meetings, run the Lodge BINGO, manage the Social Quarters & Kitch-en and most importantly support Moose-haven and Mooseheart. Please submit your resume to the office. Troy King Junior Past Governor

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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 Joey Hios

COMMITTEES (IAW General Laws 1 July 2014) Moose Charities Committee Darrell Johnson

Auditing Committee Jerald Langley

Membership Committee Troy King

Application Review Committee Roy Snyder

Heart of the Community Don

Readshaw

Loss Prevention Committee Art Seward

Communications Committee Troy King

Gov’t Relations Committee Jim Akridge

Activities Committee Jim Jordan

- Youth Jim Jordan

- Seniors Jack & Myrtle Casey

- Darts Jim Jordan

- Entertainment Art Seward

- Massey Cancer Jerald 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

-7:00 PM Welcome Party

-7:30 PM Chapter Night

2nd WEDNESDAY

-6:30 PM Board of Officers

Meeting

3rd WEDNESDAY

-7:30PM Business/Balloting

4th WEDNESDAY

-If needed (Fund Raiser, etc.)

WOMEN OF THE MOOSE

Madelyn Collier - Senior Regent

Beverly Daniels - Junior Regent 452-4052

Dawn Ozmore - Jr. Graduate Regent

Jo Anne Noland - Secretary/Treasurer

Mattie Rogers - Recorder 571-214-8522

Appointed Officers:

Elizabeth Benka - Guide

Ann McGee - Assistant Guide

Committee Chairmen:

Ola Wyatt - Membership Retention

Mary Simmons - Community Service

Vonnie Bargloff - Activities/Sports

Pamela Harsh - Mooseheart/Moosehaven

Valerie Harsh - Higher Degree

Special Chairmen:

Audit Chair - Pat Morris

Government Relations - Elizabeth Benka

Sunshine Chair - Carolyn Gladwell 804-530-0033

Decorating Chair - Marie Matlock

Meet & Greet - Gloria Anderson

Moose Charities - Cindy King 931-338-2758

Non-Profit Organization

U.S. Postage

PAID

Permit #28 Hopewell, VA 23860