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Hopewell Moose
Hopewell Moose
Family Center 1472
HOPEWELL,
VIRGINIA
LODGE # 1472
LOYAL ORDER OF
MOOSE
SOCIAL QUARTERS
HOURS:
Sunday-Monday
12:00AM to 10:00PM
January 2015
HELP WANTED AT THE HOPEWELL MOOSE LODGE
The Moose runs on volunteers
and there are many ways you can
get involved. The LOOM has many
committee chairmen but no com-
mittee members. Many of the chair-
Tuesday
men are only one-deep and carry a
12:00AM to 10:00PM
(on dart night till 12am)
Wednesday 12:00AM to Midnight
heavy load. The Lodge needs com-
mittee members to help the Chair-
man for Membership, Family Activi-
ties, Youth Activities, Publications/
Internet, Membership Retention and
Volunteer Committee. I am looking
for a Chairman for our core Charities.
You will find more details at
http://www.mooseintl.org/
or call the Lodge at 804-458-1755.
998-7011
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Thursday 12:00AM to 10:00PM
Friday 12:00 to 1:00AM
Saturday 12:00AM - Midnight
FELLOWSHIP WINE AND CHEESE
TASTING
Governors Mes- 2/3
sage /Prelate /
Senior Regent /
WOTM Chaplain
The Fellowship Committee invites you to attend
the Hopewell Moose Lodge Annual Wine and
Cheese Tasting in the Ballroom.
Wine and
Cheese / Calendar
4/5
Tasting: 6:30-8:00pm
Entertainment/
Menu/ Legion
6/7
Moose Legion /
8/9
Sport / Senior
10/11
Dance: 8:00-Midnight w/”The First Class Band”
Price: $15 per person or $25 per couple
Dress: Dressy to Casual (Regalia Request
by all Pilgrims, Fellows and Legionnaires)
Moose Charities / 12/13
VMA Mid-Year
Robert Dale
Scholarship
8239802
14/15
FIND YOUR MOOSE ID IN THIS NEWSLETTER AND BRING IT TO ONE OF THE LOOM GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS IN DECEMBER AND RECEIVE ONE FREE WEDNESDAY OR FRIDAY NIGHT DINNER.
Troy K. King,
Governor, 2014-15
Hopewell Moose Lodge 1472
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Governor’s Message
Brothers we have reached 2015 with great success.
There are only three and one-half months before
our next Board of Officer Elections. Now is the time
to start thinking about running for officer or volunteering as a Chairman. The Moose Legion Chair’s
will be announced at the first LOOM meeting in May
2015, so now is the time to step forward if you are
willing to make a difference in the Moose and our
lodge. See the office for details or contact a Board of
Officer.
Over 60 volunteers attended last month’s annual
Lodge Volunteer Christmas Dinner. If you volunteered and did not come out, you missed a great
time with great company.
For the first time in years the WOTM and Moose
Legion teamed up and sponsored a successful
Christmas dance with the Janitors rocking the Lodge
18170798.
There have been many changes in the Lodge during
the past eight months. Thanks to Kids Chairman Brian Carpenter for upgrading the “KIDS” room, making the Lodge a true Family Moose Center. Brother
Tim Davis stepped forward and custom built the
front OIC desk and Serving Station, J.D. Langley
fixed the water problem in the parking lot saving the
lodge hundreds of dollars in lost water cost. Trivia
night has taken off thanks to Dawn Ozmore. It is
held every second and fourth Thursday with the
number of team growing each month. Jack & Myrtle
Casey continue to keep the BINGO hall setup twice
a week. Marie Matlock continues to keep the Ballroom decorated year-round while Julie Andrews has
Hopewell Moose
stepped forward to keep the Social Quarters decorated for the latest festive seasons.
The Hopewell Moose Legion will host a Hospitality
Room during the Winter Celebration, Moose Legion 148. The dates are February 5-8 at the Holiday
Inn in Virginia Beach. Brad Ozmore has stepped forward to be the Chairman for this event. If you want
to volunteer contact Brad or the office for more
details.
In 2009 the VMA pledged to contribute $10 per
member toward the Mooseheart Renovation Project. The Hopewell Moose Lodge’s pledge was
$6,500. Today we remain $4,440 shy of our contribution. During the years we’ve lost focus on our
obligation to support Mooseheart. My goal before
leaving office on April 31 is to pay off our part of
the Renovation Project.
I am looking for LOOM or WOTM members willing
to step forward and Chair the following events:
Moose Alert: The first purpose of the Moose
Alert program is to actively engage members in
search efforts for lost or missing children and form
solid relationships with local police. The second primary purpose of the program is to utilize our Lodge
buildings and facilities during times of emergencies
or disasters and partner with the Salvation Army.
Safe Surfin’: In 2008, the Moose entered into a
partnership with the Safe Surfin’ Foundation, a Virginia-based organization which has been a leader in
attempting to keep the Internet a safe place for children to explore.
Troy K. King 9749099
Governor May 2014 to April 2015
FROM THE PRELATES CORNER
Brad Ozmore
Wishing a speedy recovery to our Brothers who are or have been ill:
Jimmy Matlock, recovering from surgery ; Art LeMire, surgery; Jimmy Moore, back operation at Johnston Willis
Thoughts and prayers for his wife, Becky Smith. Becky had surgery for for cancer in November and is now regaining her strength to start radiation treatment in
January.
Condolences to the Families of our Brothers who have Passed:
Please contact the office if a Brother falls ill @ 804-458-1755
Hopewell Moose
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FROM THE WOTM CHAPLAIN: Gloria Anderson
I am happy to report that I have not received word of any illnesses or deaths during
this reporting period.
I did, however, send out about a dozen Christmas cards to our shut-ins and elderly
that cannot come to our meetings anymore. I trust that helped them to remember that
they are still in our hearts.
I would like to thank our Junior Regent, Dawn Ozmore, and all her helpers, for the nice
Christmas dinner that she chaired. She did a fantastic job. She is truly an asset to our
Chapter.
Please call me to report any illness or if you think one of our co-workers just needs a
Thinking of You card.
Gloria Anderson (458-6519)
Senior regent’S MeSSage
It's hard to believe it’s been eight months into
my reign as Senior Regent. The WOTM have
accomplished a lot this year and will continue
through 2015.
At this time, I would like to thank Mary Simmons, Olay Wyatt and Mattie Rogers for their
continued sponsorship of the Hopewell Nursing Home in celebrating monthly birthdays
with gifts, cake and ice cream. I've witnessed
the amazing expressions of gratitude on the
faces of these individuals and would like to
invite each of you to come and participate.
Also, I would like to thank Marie Matlock and
the Decorating Committee for the beautiful
Christmas decorations in the Ballroom. It just
takes my breath away every time I walk into
the Ballroom.
The WOTM and Moose Legion teamed together to sponsor an amazingly successful Christmas Holiday Dance with the famous Virginia
Beach "Janitors" rocking the Ballroom.
We also celebrated with LOOM our Christmas
Dinner that was sponsored by Dawn Ozmore,
Junior Regent, who had incredibly delicious
food and beautiful table decorations.
During the past couple of months, our youth
room was under construction with the leadership of Brian Carpenter and WOTM contributed a small amount. I would like to invite
everyone to observe the youth room and enjoy!
The Hopewell Women of the Moose received
from Barbara J. McPherson, Grand Chancellor, letters of congratulations to five members
to receive the Academy of Friendship for
2013-2014. The Academy of Friendship will
be conferred at the Annual State/Provincial
Academy of Friendship Session held in conjunction with the Mid-year Conference or
during the International Conference of the
Women of the Moose. The following WOTM,
Loretta Perry, Lynetta Parrish, Cindy King,
Dawn Ozmore and Julie Andrews will be receiving their Academy of Friendship. Thank
you for your continued support and dedication to the Hopewell Women of the Moose.
I’d like to thank each member of the
Hopewell Moose Lodge for your service to our
Lodge and know you will continue to follow
the precepts of Faith, Hope and Charity in the
willingness to assist others in need.
Thank you,
Lynetta Parrish
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Kids Movie Night at the Moose
On behalf of the LOOM, we would like to thank you for supporting our Kid’s Room renovations.
The kids now have a fun and safe place. We've seen many parent's enjoying the games and
HUGE bean bags too. This is good, but there's only one problem... we want to see more kids
enjoying this space. Please consider bringing your kids, grandkids or, better yet, invite some
friends and their children to enjoy a dinner or event. We like to see the kids enjoying themselves at the Moose.
Want to help us, help the kids to have an even better time? If you happen to have some XBox,
Wii games or DVD movies you would like to consider donating, we would love to have them.
And be sure to keep an eye out for our Kids featured activities... such as
Movie Night Featuring, "Frozen"
Friday January 23 at 8PM, bring your child and a friend to join us in the Kid’s Room to watch
"Frozen". There will be snacks and good times for all. Watch "Frozen" with your child or enjoy
a little adult time in our Social Quarters with some friends and one of our favorite DJs.
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Be sure to keep a look-out for the date and choice for
"Movie Night at the Moose" for February.
JANUARY 2015
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
1 NCAA Division I
Playoffs
Rose Bowl 4:30pm
#2 Oregon vs. #3 Florida
State
Fri
2 DJ Chip Cook
Sat
3
Dart Tournament 12
-9pm See Jim Jordan
for Details
9 DJ Gary Harman
Sugar Bowl 8:30 pm ESPN
#1 Alabama vs. #4 Ohio
State
4
5
BINGO 6:30PM
6
7 DJ David Allen K 8
BINGO 6:30PM
OFFICER MTG 7PM
LOOM 7PM
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10
Boy Scout Pancake
Breakfast 8-11am in
the Social Quarters
WOTM Board of
Officers Meeting
6:30PM
District 8 Meeting
South Hill Moose
Lodge 12-2PM
Queen of Hearts 7PM
Adult shag dance
lessons 7PM
11 Central
Virginia Junior
Shaggers 2-4pm
in the SQ
BINGO 6:30PM
12
13
BINGO 6:30PM
Queen of Hearts 7PM
14 DJ Floyd Spencer 15
SR Lunch 11-2 with
WOTM Committee the Senior Birthday
Planning Session
Party –2:30-3pm
7:00 PM
WOTM Business/
Balloting 7:30 PM
NCAA Championship
Game AT&T Stadium,
Arlington, TX 8:30pm
ET ESPN AT&T Stadium, Arlington, TX
Moose Legion 7:45
16 DJ Pete Saunders 17
Fellowship Committee Wine and
Cheese Tasting 6:308:00 followed by
“The First Class
Band” 8:00-Midnight
7PM
Adult shag dance
lessons 7PM
18
19
BINGO 6:30PM
20
21 DJ Claiborne
Fisher K
BINGO 6:30PM
OFFICER MTG 7PM LOOM 7PM
22
Queen of Hearts 7PM
Adult shag dance
lessons 7PM
25 Virginia Moose Associa- 26
tion Mid-Year Conference January 22nd 24th, 2015 Sheraton
Norfolk Waterside
Hotel
BINGO 6:30PM
8pm Frozen
27
28 DJ Darrell Johnson
29
7PM
BINGO 6:30PM
Queen of Hearts 7PM
Adult shag dance
lessons 7PM
23 DJ Tommy Chavis 24
Virginia Moose Association
Virginia Moose Association Mid-Year Conference
Mid-Year Conference January 22nd - 24th,
2015 Sheraton NorJanuary 22nd - 24th,
2015 Sheraton Norfolk folk Waterside Hotel
Waterside Hotel
30 The Entertainers
8-12PM
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ENTERTAINMENT
The hustle and bustle of Christmas is over and
Santa has come and gone.
After we ring out
2014 and ring in 2015 the holiday season will be
over. We will be looking for a way to spend
those long, long winter nights. Look no further!
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 Quarter’s Events!
We also have Ballroom events planned for the
upcoming months. Advance 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
Dec 31- We will ring out 2014 and ring the
new year in with the sounds of our own Darrell
Johnson and the “VERTIGO BAND.” 179-20221
They perform a large variety of music that is
sure to please everyone. This special evening
will begin with the band starting the party at 8
p.m., and a champagne toast and a buffet breakfast will follow shortly after the New Year has
been rung in.
Jan 17- Our annual Wine & Cheese Dance will
be held in the Ballroom. L.F. Edwards and the
FIRST CLASS BAND from Virginia Beach will play
from 8p.m. until Midnight. Wine tasting and heavy
hors d’oeuvres will be served beginning at
6:30p.m. This is always a highly anticipated evening and our kitchen staff always out does their self
for this party. Come please your palate and dance
the night away. BYOB.
Jan 30- Earl “The Pearl” Dawkins and THE ENTERTAINERS from Charlotte NC will take the
stage from 8 pm. until Midnight. While staying
true to their R&B and Beach Music roots, they
also play selections from the latest Top 40, Classic
Rock and Roll and Country Music. THE ENTERTAINERS will surely keep you on the dance floor
with a smile on your face! BYOB.
Feb 14- FEATURE ATTRACTION BAND will
make their first appearance at the lodge for the
Women of the Moose sponsored Valentine’s
Dance. This multi-talented group will be bringing
their high-energy stage show to the Ballroom,
pleasing an audience of all ages. FEATURE ATTRACTION BAND will entertain with the best of
Southern Soul, Classic Rock, Beach Top 40s, 70’s
Funk, New Country and more… Don’t miss this
special event. We hope to see everyone with
their sweetheart. BYOB.
Feb 28- We welcome Jerry Shooter and THE
CAROLINA BREAKERS out of Myrtle Beach SC
back to our Ballroom. Come witness a highenergy band with five lead vocalists and a horn
section covering your favorites. The Breakers
play Motown, Funk, R & B, Disco, Beach and
Country. Come ride the wave, it’s time to party
with the CAROLINA BREAKERS! BYOB.
We hope to see you at every event. Come
see what’s going on at YOUR MOOSE
LODGE!!!
Hopewell Moose
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January Dinner Specials
Friday, January 2 – Chicken N Dumplings. Served with the
Salad Bar and bread. $8.50
Wednesday, January 7 – Soup and Sandwich Night. Prices
Vary!
Friday, January 9 – Country Fried Steak with Mashed Potatoes
& Gravy and one side. $8.50
Wednesday, January 14 – Stuffed Peppers with two sides.
$8.50
Friday, January 16 – 6 Ounce Sirloin Steak with Popcorn
Shrimp. Served with two sides. $10.00
Wednesday, January 21 – Fried Chicken Tenders & Waffles.
Served with one side. $8.50
Friday, January 23 – Pepper Steak with Fried Rice and an Egg
Roll. $8.00
Wednesday, January 28 – Chili & Cornbread. $7.50
Friday, January 30 – Barbecued Bone-In Pork Chops with two
sides. $8.50
DINNER SERVED FROM 5:30 - 8:00 PM WED. & FRI.
ALWAYS FREE ENTERTAINMENT IN THE
SOCIAL QUARTERS ! !
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HELP WANTED AT THE HOPEWELL MOOSE LODGE continued...
Continued form page 1...
Tommy Moose Chairman - The Tommy Moose program aids in helping children overcome fears and
anxiety during times of stress. Donated to Law Enforcement, Fire, and other Emergency workers, Tommy Moose plush dolls are presented to children in various traumatic situations.
Moose Alert Chairman - Moose Alert is a tangible way to show local communities that the Moose care
and are willing to become involved as a significant resource in our home communities. Read more for
information about Moose Alert and how your Lodge can become involved.
Safe Surfin’ Chairman - The Moose fraternity has always had concern for the welfare of children as
one of its core missions. Read more for information about the Safe Surfin' Foundation and its partnership with the Moose organization.
Special Olympics Chairman - Moose is pleased to be the primary supporter of Special Olympics softball.
Read more for information about the partnership between the Moose fraternity and the Special Olympics.
Youth Awareness Chairman - Can high school students persuade younger children to make positive
choices in life? The teens and adults who
work together in the Moose Youth Awareness
Senior Luncheon
Program say, “YES!” Read more for information
Come out and join us for fun, good food, and fellowship the third Thursday of each month at Noon.
Hope to see you then. God Bless All –
about the Moose Youth Awareness Program.
Jack & Myrtle Casey
From The Kitchen
The Kitchen would like to thank all lodge members who donated to help us create a Christmas Basket
for those homeless and hungry citizens in the Chance VA program. Twice a month, on Wednesdays,
Hopewell Moose Lodge kitchen staff spends its time creating a dinner for those less fortunate. Member Cindy King is in charge of delivering these meals and is currently looking for more volunteers to
help her. I would also like to thank Cindy’s children, Elizabeth, Troy Jr. and Christian as well as Member Barbara Nester for joining Cindy in delivering these meals and feeding the hungry. We currently
feed 15 to 20 individuals twice a month through Chance VA. Many thanks to Karen Mertz for the numerous times she has delivered the food to Chance VA in the past year.
This Christmas, with the help of our generous members, we were able to also provide them Christmas baskets that contained warm scarves, socks, Chapstick, candies, gloves and many other items. I
can’t say how important this program is and how much we appreciate all of your kind donations.
Please see Cindy King or myself if you would like to volunteer to help with this program in any fashion.
Blessings,
Kathy Slade
Hopewell Moose
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From the Moose Legion
Upcoming events:
Hopewell Moose Legion Mtg / 7pm / Jan. 8, 2014
Moose Legion 148 General Mtg / 8pm / Sandston #1937 / Dec. 8, 2014.
Moose Legion 148 General Mtg / 8pm / Richmond-East #1947 / Jan. 14, 2015.
Old Dominion Moose Legion 148 Conferral Schedule &
Meeting Dates :
ODML #148 Meeting - 8pm
ODML #148 Meeting - 8pm
January 14, 2015 - Richmond-East #1947
February 3, 2015 - Manchester-Richmond #699
Winter Conferral / Celebration
February 5-8, 2015 - Virginia Beach
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News From The Pro Shop
It was a little chilly to play golf on Sunday, Nov. 23rd. But we
had 14 dedicated golfers come out and play our last outing for
2014.
It started out a little cold but ended up to be a fun day.
We played a two-man Captain’s Choice. The winners for this
were Brad Ozmore and Darrell Johnson with a score of 70.
Congratulations to Brad and Darrell for bringing the trophy
back to our lodge. This will stay in our lodge until next year.
Thanks to all for the help and support until next year.
Butch Morris, Sports Chairman
810-9433
CVJS MONTHLY MEETINGS / LESSONS
Central Virginia Junior Shaggers will hold shag lessons for kids up to 21 years of age on Sunday
January 11 from 2 until 4. This will be here at the lodge. Refreshments will be served. It is open
to all kids and no costs are involved. Bring your kids and grandkids. It is amazing what these children can learn in such a short time!
SHAG LESSONS
Adult shag dance lessons will be held in February and March. The lessons will be on
all Monday nights beginning at 7p.m. Beginner lessons will be held in February followed by intermediate in March. Instructors will be Joyce and Dicky Burnley and Phillip Mitchell and Diane
Jessup. Lessons are free to all members.
Art Stewart
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Our Special Seniors
Thank you to each and every member (and even some complete strangers, for your outpouring of
support and generosity in filling our Senior Rocker Requests! We received over 175 to fill our
“Special Seniors” Christmas wish list! Not only did we receive pajamas, sweat pants, sweatshirts,
socks, body washes & bath scrunchies, but we also received sugar free candies and gift bag donations as well as cash donations. It was an awesome sight watching the stage fill up with gifts! This
was only possible because of the generous nature and loving spirit of our members.
Special Thanks to Mary Simmons, Mattie Rogers and Ola Wyatt for their years of humble dedication to our special seniors. Not a month goes by that these wonderful women can’t be found at the
health care center serving the well-being of our seniors. Special thank you to Ola for hand-knitting
over-lap blankets! This year, each senior will receive a goodie bag filled with snacks, candy and fruit
PLUS presents from their “Hopewell Moose Family”!
We are truly blessed to have the unwavering support team of Mary, Mattie and Ola for our seniors.
Special Word From Mary Simmons: “Thank you all from the bottom of my heart. This is wonderful! My heart goes out to everyone who purchased something. I don’t know how I can possibly
thank you all. God Bless and keep you one and all.”
~D.M. Ozmore
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New Opportunity To Support Moose Charities
A new automatic source of funds! On
behalf of Mooseheart Child City &
School, Moose Charities has
joined tix4cause.com! tix4cause is
an e-market place that gives each one
of us, as well as all our supporters,
friends and relatives an opportunity to
make a difference for Mooseheart
Child City & School each time we go
out!
Here’s how it works:
Another easy way
our kids. Thank-you
for what you do.
Robbie Robertson
VMA Moose Charities Chairman
10380641
434-607-5726
Robbie.robertson51@g
mail.com
•
Any time anyone has tickets
for sports, entertainment, theater and
music events they can’t use, they can
go to tix4cause.com and donate
them online to Mooseheart and receive an automatic tax deduction letter for their donation. Each time a donated ticket sells, Moose Charities
receives 90% of the proceeds! These
could be great seats at a nice price
and can be quite lucrative for us.
Everybody can do something! This
is fun, not work…
•
Donate Tickets… or connect us with donations to support
our mission.
•
Purchase Tickets… every
time you want to go to sports, theater or concert events anywhere in
the country go
to tix4cause.com first and support
Mooseheart at the same time!
•
Spread the Word … tell
everyone you know about Moose
Charities’ membership
with tix4cause and ask them to tell
their friends! Don’t forget to mention
us on Facebook and Twitter. Please
feel free to simply forward out this Email with a covering explanation if
you’d like. One more thing – please
see the 2nd attachment. It’s a 5%
•
In addition to donated tickets, discount on all Mooseheart tickets
through its partnership with a national until November 30th. Just use the
ticket exchange, tix4cause also offers code “t4cHello” when checking out.
millions of tickets each day for the
sports, music and theater tickets peo- Check us out at https://
ple are looking for every day. What’s www.tix4cause.com/charities/
special about these tickets is that they mooseheart-child-city-school-inc/, or
can be for seats no longer available
click on the widget below. You can
for sold-out events. Would you like to also copy and paste it under your
see Fleetwood Mac or Garth Brooks
own E-mail signature too. This Link
up close and personal (see atis also displayed in the Moose Chartached)? Picture yourself at rink side ities’ web site under http://
for a Blackhawks game or court side
www.moosecharities.org/
for a Bulls game! Final Four, Super
SchoolPrograms.asp. We are very
Bowl, and playoff games are even
excited about our partnership
available. Now anytime anyone wants with tix4cause! Let your purchase
a ticket to these great
make a difference for Mooseheart by
events anywhere in the country,
making tix4cause.com the first
they can buy them
place you go to for event tickets bethrough tix4cause (1250203
fore you go out! Thank you.
) and choose Mooseheart to receive
over 40% of the service fees. It’s just
that easy!
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VMA MID-YEAR
deadline date has been corrected to January 16th, 2015.
PRE-REGISTRATION FORM
Virginia Moose Association
Mid-Year Conference 2015
January 22nd-January 24th, 2015
ALL REGISTRANTS-PLEASE COMPLETE ALL INFORMATION BELOW. ONE
FORM PER PERSON-MAKE ADDITIONAL COPIES FOR EACH ADDITIONAL REGISTRANT-FOR LOOM ONLY. GUESTS MAY ALSO USE THIS FORM FOR PREREGISTRATION. MAIL COMPLETED FORMS WITH PAYMENT TO:
VMA OFFICE,
P.O. BOX 4433,
LYNCHBURG, VA 24502
DEADLINE FOR PRE-REGISTRATION IS JANUARY 16TH, 2015
FIRST NAME __________________________GUEST NAME____________________
LAST NAME___________________________
LODGE NAME_________________________
LOOM I.D.#____________________________
PLEASE LIST ANY CURRENT POSITION HELD IN THE LODGE, TO INCLUDE
PAST GOVERNOR. IF NONE, PLEASE LIST AS
“MEMBER”___________________________________________________________
REGISTRATION FEE -$25.00
GUEST REGISTRATION-$25.00
(ON SITE REGISTRATION FEE $30)
FRIDAY JANUARY 23RD, 2015
GOVERNOR/ADMIN LUNCHEON $25
$____________
$____________
$_____________
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24TH, 2015
MOOSE LEGION LUNCHEON $25
$_____________
SATURDAY JANUARY 24TH, 2015
BANQUET$35.00
$_____________
GRAND TOTAL
$_____________
Please find attached form for pre-registration for our upcoming Mid
-Year Conference. Should you have any problems opening the attachment, it is available on our website atwww.vmaweb.com, under the Conferences and Conventions side bar.
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HOPEWELL MOOSE FAMILY CENTER
4701 Western Street
Hopewell, Virginia 23860
18736846
(804) 458-1755
Fax (804) 458-2771
Office Hours: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Monday - Friday
LODGE OFFICERS
Governor
Administrator
Troy King
VACANT
Jr. Past Governor ............................. Ray Schaefer Sr.
Jr. Governor ... .............................................VACANT
Prelate. ...........................…….. ..……..Brad Ozmore
Treasurer ... .........................................Don Readshaw
Trustee 3-Year ... ................................... ..Art Seward
Trustee - 2 Year.... .........………….Brian Carpenter
Trustee 1-Year. ...........……..............Richard Boyette
Sergeant-at-Arms ............…………..Garland Jacobs
Inner Guard. ........................………..Rodger Donner
COMMITTEES
Fellowship. ................…….....……….…..Ray Spalek
Moose Legion. ....................………..Richard Boyette
Membership. ......................................Richard Boyette
Application Review…................................Roy Snyder
Audit. ............................………………......JD Langley
Publications/Internet.... .............................Art Seward
Family Activities ............……………Don Readshaw
Youth Activities ............……………...….Jim Jordan
Government Relations.......….............Marvin Nester
Senior Activities………… …..Jack & Myrtle Casey
Sports ........................................................Butch Morris
Entertainment…..R. Smith/A. Seward/B. Carpenter
Publicity ..........................…………….…J. D. Langley
Community Service ...........…..……..Don Readshaw
Membership Retention ……...….. Richard Boyette
Loss Prevention…………………..Brian Carpenter
Volunteer Committee…............Jack & Myrtle Casey
LODGE MEMBERSHIP MEETING
1st & 3rd Thursdays, 7:00PM
OFFICERS’ MEETING
1st & 3rd Wednesdays, 7:00PM
Moose Legion immediately following LOOM on
1st Thursday of the month
SOCIAL QUARTERS HOURS:
Sunday – Monday 12 Noon – 10:00 pm
Tuesday 12 Noon – 10:00pm
(on dart night til Midnight)
Wednesday12:00 noon – Midnight
Thursday 12Noon - 10:00pm
Friday 12:00 noon – 1:00am
Saturday 12:00 noon – Midnight
Lounge Phone: 458-1095 823-9802
DINING ROOM HOURS
Wednesday & Friday 5:30 PM—8:00 PM
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WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
P O Box 1646
Hopewell, Virginia 23860
Senior Regent (240-3426)....……………….…Lynetta Parrish
Jr. Grad. Regent (720-7070) ...........................……..Sandy Baker
Junior Regent(691-6359)..........……………..…Dawn Ozmore
Chaplain(458-6519)...…...........………….…..Gloria Anderson
Secretary/Treasurer........…….......................Nita Adams Gilliam
Recorder (571-214-8522)........……….………....Mattie Rogers
Guide(541-8607.................................................….Elizabeth Benka
Assistant Guide (862-9709)...........…………...…Beverlee Jones
TO REPORT ILLNESSES OF WOTM MEMBERS, CALL
Chaplain –
Gloria Anderson (458-6519)
TO REPORT DEATHS OF CO-WORKERS AND FAMILY MEMBERS OF
WOTM, CALL
Chaplain –Gloria Anderson (458-6519)
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