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Hopewell Moose
Hopewell Moose
Family Center 1472
HOPEWELL,
VIRGINIA
LODGE # 1472
LOYAL ORDER OF
MOOSE
SOCIAL QUARTERS
HOURS:
Sunday-Monday
Noon to 10 PM
Tuesday
Noon to 10 PM
(on dart night till Midnight)
Wednesday Noon to Midnight
Thursday Noon to 10 PM
Friday Noon to 1 AM
Saturday Noon to Midnight
Governor’s
Message /Prelate
2
Senior Regent /
3
WOTM Chaplain
Massey Cancer
4
Golf Tournament
Calendar
Entertainment /
Star Member
5
6
Menu
7
Trivia / Youth
Awareness /
Senior Events
8
Lodge Survey
9
Kids Corner /
King of Hearts
10
Sponsors
11
April 2015
MESSAGE FROM THE VMA PRESIDENT
Dear Association Brothers,
We have reached six months since our
State Convention at Roanoke with the
weather being nicer and the temperatures
much warmer back then. Ole’ man winter
will let go soon with creating changes to
each of our communities ahead.
From now until April 30, 2015, we have
to make some changes and create changes
in growing and multiplying our membership
and reaching Lodge goals.
Your Association and International, is
sponsoring five different types of membership campaigns: Back to the Basics Draw
Down, the District Competition Campaign
and the Region 2 Lodge Retention Program.
Please check these out on the VMA website
or at the Lodge with the Membership
Chairman, Governor, Administrator or
better yet, attend that Lodge meeting and
review the programs together.
Also, review International offerings of
“Back to the Basic” and the extending “King
of Hearts” programs that are rewarding to
you, the membership sponsors.
Supreme Council Lodge Grant
Program 2015 – 2016
Our Supreme Council will once again be
offering the Lodge Grant Program effective
May 1 and closing June 30, 2015. Administrators, please use the same format (Admin.
Menu) on the Moose International webpage.
However, attendance at the 2015 Nashville
Convention is required to qualify your Lodge!
The final grant approvals will be announced
toward the end of August. Please do not miss
out on this great opportunity to make Lodge
improvements for your membership to share
and enjoy for years to come.
I am personally counting on each Lodge to
report a member and send in its endowment
fund on time each month for the remaining
timeframe concerning this year’s District
Campaign.
We have a few Districts that have not
reached the goal of 100% reporting and we
have several that have reached it every
month. Congratulations to them! In closing, I
thank each and every one for your support
during the first six months of being your State
President. Together, we all can accomplish
many great things and make each of our Lodges a much better place for family, friends and
communities to fellowship. Your continued
dedication and fraternalism will be needed
and shared, as we complete this Moose year
and enter the next! Thank you good brothers
for being “Moose Proud” and getting “Back
To The Basics”.
Until our fraternal paths cross again, be
safe in your daily travels,
God Bless and see each of you soon!
Fraternally,
Rodger Huffman VMA State President
Cliff Merritt received the highest honor this year. He
was inducted into the Virginia Shaggers Hall of Fame,
Richmond Shag Club by the Association of Beach &
Shag Club DJ’s Hall of Fame.
Cliff has been a long standing
member of the Hopewell Moose
Lodge and beloved DJ.
CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE BOARD
OF OFFICERS
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Final Governor’s Message for Moose Year May 2014 to April 2015
Well another Moose Year has come to an end. This year has been very rewarding and trying
for myself and my family. For all those that supported me and my desire to strengthen the
Lodge I say, thank you.
Thank you for allowing me to be your Governor this past year. I look forward to serving as your Governor for another year.
During the past Moose Year the Lodge has increased its focus on Mooseheart and Moosehaven as well
as supporting our members within the lodge.
We have made large strides in strengthening our financial security as well as many upgrades and improvements over the past year, such as:
-New carpet in the Social Quarters
-Front OIC Desk and Serving Station by the kitchen
-PA System in the Social Quarter
-New webpage and Facebook page
-Updated Exterior Lighting in the Parking Lots
-Repaired the water leak along the back fence
-New BINGO Machine
-Kids Room makeover/monthly kid’s night
-Roving monitor
-Wi-Fi in the Social Quarters
-Newsletter overhaul & distributed monthly vs bi-monthly
-Security System Cameras
-Dishwasher in the kitchen
Congratulations to our new incoming LOOM Board of Officers for the 2015/2016 term
Governor: Troy King
Prelate: Jack Olinger
Jr. Past Governor: Ray Schaefer Sr.
Trustee 3-Year: Darrell Johnson
Jr. Governor Brian Carpenter
Trustee - 2 Year: Art Seward
Troy K. King/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:
Junior McCumber
Rick Adams
Art LeMire
Mike Cizler
Condolences to the Families of our Brothers who have Passed:
Phillip Morris, brother of Linwood Morris
J.D Langley's brother
Please contact the office if a Brother falls ill @ 804-458-1755
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FROM THE WOTM CHAPLAIN: Gloria Anderson
Get Well Wishes:
Marie Matlock
Virginia Griffith
Donna Riggs
Cindy King's -sister ill
Beverly Smith
Dorothy Prentiss
Barbara Chretien
Lynetta Parrish
Karen Whittington
Kathy Swader
Peggy Edwards
Shirley Mustoe
Jean Clements
Sympathy:
Debbie Meyer - Husband passed away
Latrella Lane passed away
Mary Sue Langley - Loss of brother-in-law
Juanita Langley - Loss of brother-in-law
Shirley Langley - loss of brother-in-law
Kathy Barts - loss of brother
Diane Allen—Sister
I visited with Louise and Herndon Smith. They were glad to have someone visit them. Herndon has been ill, but is
improving. Please keep all these members in your thoughts and prayers.
This is my last report as Chaplain. It has been a busy year, but an honor to have been Chaplain for Hopewell Chapter
1180. Thanks to all for keeping me so well informed.
Gloria Anderson (458-6519)
As our chapter year draws to a close, I am reflecting
back upon our term. Our membership campaign was
“Back To Basics.” Did we accomplish our goal? Did we get back to basics? The answer is yes. We were able to take a
step back, re-evaluate and focus on the basics. We were able to do that because of our strong network of Women of
the Moose. From our committee members, chairwomen, board of officers, to each and every one of our co-workers,
you are the reason for our success.
Many of our members (new and existing), have little knowledge of what the Women of the Moose stand for and the
causes we support. Somehow, we had started to lose our way across the nation. For this reason, our fraternity focused on our basic core
values and emphasized the principles upon which we were founded. “Faith, Hope, and Charity”, our emblem and mission to support children
& seniors in need; and giving back to the communities in which our lodges & chapters operate.
By working together as brothers & sisters, not only did we step back and re-educate ourselves, but we also worked to attract new members who believe in the same basic principles that inspired us to join the Moose. With the addition of cross sponsorship, our efforts to increase our lodge numbers were successful. By bringing back the joint orientation program, it will help to retain those new members and bring
a clearer understanding of our fraternity. Our endeavors to work together didn’t stop there, we also hosted a joint Christmas dinner for all
co-workers, volunteers and board members of the LOOM and WOTM. We joined hands with the Legion and co-sponsored a Christmas
Dance, and we worked together with one another to host our Children’s Easter, Halloween and Christmas parties, which were also open to
the community.
While many people equate the Women of the Moose with just bake sales (which we do), we are also so much more than that. This past
year, we not only held bake sales, we also sold home-made ice cream, spaghetti dinner fundraisers, cookbook sales, cup sales, and held 50/50
raffles every other Wednesday night at dinner services. We raised money by holding a Penny Auction, Chinese Auction, White Elephant Sale,
Rocking Chair Fundraiser, our annual Fall Bazaar, and our ongoing book sales in the lobby. We also hosted a Father’s Day Breakfast complete
with gifts of appreciation for the special father’s in our lodge and hosted a wonderful Valentines Dance.
We worked tirelessly to support our foundation causes; Moose Charities, Mooseheart- our child city and Moosehaven- our senior home
of contentment. For Mooseheart, we sent monthly contributions to our sponsor child, as well as additional birthday & Christmas gifts. We
even had two of our co-workers travel to Illinois to visit our sponsor child and the Virginia Home for girls at Mooseheart during the Christmas season. We contributed to the Mooseheart School Renovation Project and the Scholarship & Maintenance Fund. We supported our
“Sunshine Grandfather” in Florida with monthly contributions and special birthday & Christmas gifts and correspondence. Does it sound like a
lot of work? It is….but like the saying goes…”Many hands make light work.”
Closer to home, we worked collectively on many local community service projects. We donated and held basket raffles, we assisted with
funds and projects for Relay For Life, Special Olympics, Massey Cancer, The Va. Scholarship Fund, The Salvation Army, Hopewell Social Services, The After-Prom Committee, and the Appomattox Regional Library. The Senior Health Care Facility is one of our most heartwarming
local outreaches, and the joy that the seniors benefit from the monthly birthday party celebrations is immeasurable. We sing songs, serve
cake & ice-cream, bring presents and goodies, but oftentimes, it is the simple act of just holding their hand that brings the biggest smile to
their face. This past Christmas, we witnessed our own Christmas Blessing at the Moose. Our entire lodge, men and women alike, got together and purchased an entire Christmas wish list for two families of five children, and also purchased gifts for over 40 residents in the Senior
Health Care Center. The love and support demonstrated by our members was tremendous.
Throughout the continuous community service projects and fundraisers, many of our co-workers went the extra mile to earn higher degrees and awards. I would be remiss if I did not mention them, as they are the solid foundation for our new members to build upon, and for
our chapter’s growth. Several earned their Academy Of Friendship, Star Recorder Degree, College Of Regents Degree, Green Cap Of Honor, as well as a Red Stole Recipient. We even had two co-workers receive the “Shining Star Of Achievement Award” for the state of Virginia!
It is nothing short of amazing what our co-workers have achieved, and what our lodge has accomplished by everyone working together.
To all of our outgoing board members and committee chairwomen, THANK YOU! Thank you for your knowledge and guidance. Thank you
for your support and endless dedication. Thank you for helping our chapter get “back to basics” while reaching new heights. To all of our
new, upcoming board members, chairwomen, and co-workers, Welcome! We have the promise of a new year ahead of us, filled with great
opportunities.
So, while we can make a mean batch of brownies for a bake-sale…..we are much more than that. Please consider becoming involved with
your chapter. Come to a meeting, sit and talk with us, volunteer some time with us, we would love to show you what we are all about.
Senior regent’S MeSSage
In Faith, Hope and Charity,
Dawn Ozmore ~ Jr. Regent
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Massey cancer
Pictured above, L. to R.: Ken Emerson -
Hopewell Moose
Dr. Gordon D. Ginder, Director Massey Cancer Center, and Frances F. Householder, Associate Director of Development and Community Relations, thanked the Moose members from
Virginia at the January 2015 Virginia Moose Association Mid-Year Conference for the
$16,000.00 contribution resulting from the Moose Money March and for the continuing support the Virginia Moose Association provides to the Massey Cancer Center. Massey Cancer
was recognized in 2010 as one of the top 40 Cancer Hospitals in the Country. The Virginia
Moose Association has contributed more than $1,699,000.00 to Massey Cancer since originally being sponsored. Fran Householder announced her retirement while attending Saturday
night’s Banquet. The Virginia Moose Association is very thankful to have had the pleasure
working with Fran for these many years.
Virginia Moose Association Past President; Dr. Gordon D. Ginder M.D. - Director VCU Massey Cancer Center; Tony Wallace - Virginia Moose Association Past
President; Frances F. Householder - Massey Cancer Associate Director of Development and Community Relations; Robbie Robertson - Virginia Moose Association Past President; Wesley I. Crowder - VMA State
Secretary; Jarold Langley - VMA Massey Cancer Center Chairman; Rodger Huffman - Virginia Moose Association President
Installation
Ceremony
Chapter 1180
April 22, 2015
7:30 p.m.
Please join us in the ballroom for the
special Installation Ceremony followed
by dinner provided by the WOTM. All
Co-workers, family, and Men’s Board
of Officers & family are invited to attend.
April 2015
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
DJ Claiborne Fisher
(Karaoke)
2
LOOM 7PM
ELECTIONS
3
SMOKIN HOT
8PM-12AM
4
Open Juke Box Night
6-9PM
WOTM:
6:30PM Board MTG
7:00PM Welcome Party
7:30PM Chapter Night
Moose Legion to
Follow LOOM
9
TRIVIA 7PM
10
DJ Pete Saunders
11
Open Juke Box Night
6-9PM
16
Senior Luncheon
12Noon
LOOM 7PM
7:15
INSTALLATION
OF NEW
OFFICERS
17
DJ Tommy Chavis
18
Open Juke Box Night
6-9PM
23
TRIVIA 7PM
24
DJ Darrell Johnson
25
DJ Jammin Jimmy
8PM—12PM
LOOM
6:30PM Joint MTG
7:00PM Officer Meeting
5
BINGO 6:30PM
6
7
Queen of Hearts 7PM BINGO 6:30
8
DJ Floyd Spencer
WOTM
6:30PM Board of
Officers Meeting
12
BINGO 6:30PM
13
14
Queen of Hearts 7PM BINGO 6:30
15
DJ Claiborne Fisher
(Karaoke)
WOTM:
7:00PM Committee
Planning Session
7:30PM Business/
Balloting
LOOM
7PM Officer Meeting
19
BINGO 6:30PM
20
21
Queen of Hearts 7PM BINGO 6:30
22
DJ Chip Cook
Kids Night Movie
“TBD” 7:30PM in the
Kids Room
WOTM
Installation Ceremony
7:30pm
26
BINGO 6:30PM
27
28
BINGO 6:30PM
29
DJ Floyd Spencer
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The days are getting longer and warmer, the freezing precipitation seems to have
come to an end and the jonquils are blooming. It seems like Old Man Winter has
loosened his grip on us. The lineup of entertainment we have scheduled is sure to
carried 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. 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.
ENTERTAINMENT
Upcoming Events
April 3- Gary Lowder and the SMOKIN’ HOT BAND will make their first appearance on our ballroom stage Saturday April 3 rd
at 8pm. Gary is not new to our stage but this will be his first appearance with his HOT new band. A seven piece R&B, Soul,
Rhythm & Blues collection of some of the hottest players in the business. "Soul Therapy "... by Gary Lowder & Smokin' Hot
has received CD of the year award from the CBMA. (Carolina Beach Music Association) Other nominations include :
Entertainer of the year, Male vocalist of the year, & Producer of the year. This party is guaranteed to be SMOKIN’ HOT, Don’t
miss it!!! This will be a non-smoking event. BYOB
April 25th- Jammin Jimmy will return to the Social Quarters for another fun-filled Saturday party. After such a good turnout
for the St. Patrick's Day party, we decided to have another one. Music starts at 8
May 2- The Central Virginia Junior Shaggers are having a fund-raising dance in the ballroom. ABSCDJ’s Gary Harman and John
Hall will be taking turns in the DJ booth to see which one can get the most dancers on the floor. There will be a special appearance by the BLUES BROTHERS! Food will be available. BYOB. This event will be non-smoking. Doors open at 6:30.
Donations at the door for admission is tax deductible. What a great way to spend time with friends and support a great cause.
All proceeds support the Junior Shaggers event here at the lodge on Oct. 3 rd. For more information contact Joyce Burnley at
804-931-9040.
We hope to see you at every event. Come see what’s going on at YOUR MOOSE LODGE!!!
"Moose of the Month"
The "Moose of the Month" honor recognizes a different
volunteer each month, to include both male & female
volunteers who have demonstrated dedication to our
lodge through countless volunteer duties & hours
served. The recipients of this honor MUST be a
VOLUNTEER only. Presiding board member of the LOOM, WOTM and employees of the moose lodge, (to include both full time & part time status) are
not eligible. Past/prior board members are eligible. The "Moose of the
Month" elect receives a special, designated parking space, marked with a sign
on the back wall located near the rear bar entrance, receive one free meal
voucher, have their name and volunteer merits notated in the Moose Newsletter to showcase their contributions and their picture on the wall of the
lodge.
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April
Wed-4/1
Spiral Ham w/ 2 sides
$8.50
Fri—4/3
Fried Fish w/2 sides
$8.50
Wed-4/8
Chicken Pot Pie
$8.50
Served w/the Salad Bar & Bread
Fri-4/10
Wed-4/15
Fri-4/17
Country-Fried Steak w/2 sides
Beef Burgundy w/2 sides
Triple-Layer Lasagna
$8.50
$8.00
$8.50
Served w/the Salad Bar & Bread
Wed-4/22
Barbecued Chicken Breast w/2 sides
$8.50
Fri-4/24 Surf & Turf(6oz Sirloin & Popcorn Shrimp) $10.00
Served w/2 sides
Wed-4/29
Taco Salad
$7.50
DINNER SERVED FROM 5:30 - 8:00 PM WED. & FRI.
ALWAYS FREE ENTERTAINMENT IN THE
SOCIAL QUARTERS ! !
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Trivia Night
Meeting twice a month on Thursdays at 7 p.m., Dawn Ozmore leads her team to try to stump
participants. Most months we meet on the 2nd and 4th Thursday but check the calendar to make
sure as holidays may impact the date. Sometimes Dawn likes to play and hands the lead over to
Julie Andrews or Darrell Johnson. There's no cost to play and there's lounge food available as well
as drinks. Where else can you play a mental game while enjoying your favorite beverage? Even if you don't win
you're guaranteed a great time. If you're alone we'll find a team for you to join and otherwise there's no limit on
the number of participants.
Thursday, April 9, and Thursday, April 23 at 7pm, in the social quarters. Come early, grab your table
and order up some delicious food and refreshing drinks! Cash prizes, gift giveaways and Moose Bucks are
waiting for you!
No team? No problem! We have plenty of people you can share a table with! Just come out and have FUN.
There is no cost to play, and all materials are provided.
Lee Dixon~
Moose Youth Awareness Scholarship Program
Heard of the Moose Youth Awareness Scholarship Program. NO! This is an excellent
community service project for our Lodge that is easy to do and is relatively inexpensive.
Here is the link to view the Virginia Moose Youth Awareness Scholarship Program
training video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLr_e4GxvUk&feature=youtu.be
Please take the time to view the video in its entirety. I hope this video will help motivate you to get involved with this worthwhile program. When you see a student that
has completed this program, it is satisfying to see how you've helped them further their
education.
Congratulates to the winners of our new $$CASH$$ Drawing offered this year for the
students that submitted reports, the $500 winner is Mr. Nahom Daniel from Arlington
Va. sponsored by Arlington Lodge1315, and the $300 winner is Ms. Erin Stern from Stuarts Draft Va. sponsored by Waynesboro Lodge1309.
Currently our Lodge does not have any participants but if you are interested please contact the office. Please
remember that you do MAKE A DIFFERENCE in a child's life.
Mannuel B. Propst
VMA Youth Awareness Coordinator
Timberville #2335
[email protected]
Kay Morrison
W.O.T.M. Youth Awareness Coordinator
Timberville #2022
[email protected]
Senior Luncheon
We had 23 Seniors at our Senior Luncheon last month. The lucky
winner of the door prize was Everett Worrell. Thanks to all that
attended. Our next luncheon will be held on Thursday, April 16th
at 12 noon. Hope to see you then.
God Bless All –
Jack & Myrtle Casey
Hopewell Moose
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The Moose leadership is scratching its head. We know that our members enjoy country and western music because we hear it on the Juke Box. But when we have a country and western dance we
don’t get much response. We’d love to hear from you with ideas regarding how we could make
C&W dances more attractive. Speaking of dancing, please remember that the dance floor doesn’t
drink! That’s right. We ask that you keep the drinks at your table when you’re dancing. Liquids
spilled on the floor are very difficult to clean up because of the interlocking characteristics of the
floating floor and baby powder creates a slipping hazard to the unexpected dancers.
LOOM/WOTM Quality of Experience Survey
Complete the survey and you will be entered for a drawing for a free Friday Dinner
Strongly
Agree
Agree
Disagree
Strongly
Disagree
N/A
1. I mostly enjoy the dinners at the Moose
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2
3
4
N/A
2. I mostly enjoy the dances in the ballroom.
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3
4
N/A
3. I mostly enjoy the games in the Moose.
1
2
3
4
N/A
4. I mostly enjoy socializing in the lounge.
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2
3
4
N/A
5. I mostly enjoy the fact that smoking is allowed.
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2
3
4
N/A
6. I mostly enjoy the DJ's and Karaoke.
7. I mostly appreciate that there is a children's
room available when I visit the Moose.
8. I am very satisfied with the number of dances
and type of music in the ballroom.
9. I am very satisfied with the quality of food in the
dining room.
10. I am very satisfied with the friendliness and
atmosphere in the lounge area.
11. I am very satisfied with the quality of service
received in the dining area during mealtimes.
12.I mostly feel that I am informed of lodge activities/functions & volunteer opportunities that are
available to me
1
2
3
4
N/A
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2
3
4
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2
3
4
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2
3
4
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2
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4
Mark an “X” in the box for the most appropriate answer
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
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13.
When you FIRST joined the lodge, what type of activities/events were you looking for?
12.
What are some things that we could do differently to improve our lodge?
13.
If you could choose any night, which one is the best time for you to attend an event/activity?
14.
When visiting the lodge, what activities do you like to participate in?
15.
What event/activities would you like to see added, when & how often?
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16.
Please tell us below if you have any other suggestions or concerns that we didn't cover in this brief survey. We
welcome any suggestions that you may have to make this a better place be a part of.
Please include your membership # so we may validate survey. All surveys will remain confidential. LOOM / WOTM
__________________.
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Kids Movie Night
at the Moose
Here we go again. Kids Night at
the Movies has taken off really
well, with the children and parents alike. The interest seems to
be growing for both. This month
come and enjoy "Paddington", a
modern day remake of the
"Paddington, The Bear" collection. This will be a great movie
for all. Enjoy popcorn and drinks while chilling on
the HUGE bean bags and comfy chairs. The movie
starts at 7:30 so come early for a good spot on
Friday April 24. Parents enjoy some adult time
while the kids get you out of their hair OR come on
in and enjoy the movie as well. Invite your friends,
cousins, nieces, nephews and even that neighbor’s
child that is always at your house. The more the
merrier.
Think this is a good program? Well, we could us
some help, so if you are interested in lending a hand
with this project please contact Brian Carpenter or
leave your information at the office. Volunteers are
appreciated and are a great asset to our lodge.
Hopewell Moose
Hopewell Moose
Family Center 1472
Kids Raffle
Die-Cast Moose Bank
Bank on the Kids, they bank on you.
For the benefit of the Kids Room, we will
be selling raffle tickets for a die-cast
bank. This is a beautiful collector series
Moose Truck Bank. See it on display at the
bar and take your chances by buying a
couple of tickets from the bar with the
hopes of adding this to your private
collection. Help the kids and help
yourself. Thank you for your support for
our youth.
King of Hearts has
been extended through
April 30th!
Hopewell Moose Lodge “WINNER”
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
Joseph P DiSanto
Payout Amount: $25.00
To play the game, you must first sponsor a member and they must be recorded by your Lodge, Chapter, or Moose
Legion. Then log on to the King of Hears game in the Member’s Area. The game login requires your last name, zip
code, and member ID number – then it’s time to play! Simply select a card from a standard deck of 52 playing cards
to see if you’re a winner. If you select the King of Hearts, you win the jackpot! If you select the King of Diamonds,
you’re an instant winner of a cash gift. Once someone wins the jackpot, it automatically gets reset to $100 and the
process starts all over again until the promotional period ends.
If you are a winner, your member information is automatically sent to the Membership Department at Moose International, where a representative will arrange payment. You don’t need to do anything but click on a card. It’s so
easy and you can use your winnings to pay off your holiday bills or next year’s dues.
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Congratulations to our new incoming WOTM Board of Officers for the 2015/2016 term:
Senior Regent ~
Dawn Ozmore
Jr. Regent ~
Madelyn Collier
Sec/Treasurer ~
Nita Adams
Recorder ~
Mattie Rogers
Jr. Grad Regent ~
Lynetta Parrish
Our sincere appreciation to all the current Board of Officers, Chairwomen,
Committee Members and Co-Workers. THANK YOU for all the hard work
and dedication to the Hopewell WOTM Chapter #1180. It is because of all
you do, that allows us to do for others.
Become a sponsor and have your business card placed here along with other supporters of the Hopewell Moose Lodge.
Business Card: $125 a year / Double Business Card: $200 a year
All Ads in this publication run out after this issue of the newsletter.
What you get: Ad in our monthly newsletter, website, rolling screen in our Social Quarters and placed in various activity brochures
and flyers during annual events.
Contact the office at 804-458-1755
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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
VACANT
Jr. Past Governor ............................. Ray Schaefer Sr.
Jr. Governor ... .............................................Lee Dixon
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 (IAW General Laws 1 July 2014)
Moose Charities Committee Vacant
Auditing Committee
JD Langley
Membership Committee
Richard Boyette
Application Review Committee
Roy Snyder
Heart of the Community
Vacant
Loss Prevention Committee
Brian Carpenter
Communications Committee
Art Seward
Gov’t Relations Committee Vacant
Activities Committee
Vacant
- Golf - Butch Morris
- Youth - Jim Jordan
- Darts - Jim Jordan
- Seniors - Jack & Myrtle Casey
- Entertainment - Art Steward
- Massey Cancer - J.D. Langley
- Kids - Brian Carpenter
Moose Legion Committee
Richard Boyette
Ritual Committee
Larry Hipps
Fellowship Committee
Ray Spalek
Senior Regent (240-3426)...…Lynetta Parrish MEETING DATES:
Jr. Grad. Regent (720-7070)……Sandy Baker 1st WEDNESDAY
Junior Regent(691-6359)...…..Dawn Ozmore -6:30 PM Board Meeting
Chaplain(458-6519)………..Gloria Anderson -7:00 PM Welcome Party
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Secretary/Treasurer…….Nita
Gilliam -7:30MOOSE
PM Chapter Night
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Recorder (571-214-8522)….....Mattie
Rogers 2nd WEDNESDAY
Guide(541-8607)…….……....Elizabeth Benka -6:30 PM Board of Officers
Assistant Guide (862-9709)….Beverlee Jones Meeting
Academy of Friendship……Madelyn Collier
3rd WEDNESDAY
College of Regents……….Mary Sue Langley
-7:00PM Committee Planning
Community Service…………...April Johnson Session
Educational Advancement……Winni Dabney -7:30PM Business/Balloting
Family Involvement…………..Marie Matlock 4th WEDNESDAY
Health Awareness……………...Cheryl Dean -If needed (Fund Raiser, etc.)
Membership/Retention…………..Ola Wyatt
Moose Charities………………….Jo Noland
Mooseheart/Moosehaven….Nonie Krumpter
Publicity……………………Shirley Sampson
Star Recorder…………………Kathy Snyder
Youth Involvement……………Janice Ayslett
Application Review……….....Dinah Martinez
Audit…………………………Mary Simmons
Government Relations……...Elizabeth Benka
Sports…………………………………Vacant
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 till Midnight)
Wednesday12:00 noon – Midnight
Thursday 12Noon - 10:00pm
Friday 12:00 noon – 1:00am
Saturday 12:00 noon – Midnight
Lounge Phone: 458-1095
http://www.hopewellmooselodge.com
DINING ROOM HOURS
Wednesday & Friday 5:30 PM—8:00 PM
Non-Profit Organization
U.S. Postage
PAID
Permit #28
Hopewell, VA 23860