DALE CITY MESSENGER
DALE CITY MOOSE FAMILY CENTER LODGE #2165
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE WOTM CHAPTER 1584
WOODBRIDGE, VA JUNE 2010
DALE CITY MOOSE LODGE 2165 Officers
Governor Mike Toomey
Past Governor Danny Miller
Jr. Governor Dick Sarna
Prelate Rick Moore
Treasurer Jay Slovick
Administrator Donald O’Connor
3-year Trustee Bodie Samples
2-year Trustee Brian Morse
1-year Trustee Bill Sherman
Sergeant at Arms Vacant
Inner Guard Vacant
Outer Guard Vacant
Chairmen
Moose Service Donald Truslow
Endowment Danny Miller
Membership/Retention Todd Palmer
Community Services Marc Bedard
Publicity William Sherman
Publications William Raines
Historical C. Heggenstaller
Investigating Vacant
Drug Awareness Vacant
Sports Jeff Custer
Family Activities Vacant
Ritual Vacant
Entertainment Billy Moriarity
Auditing Richard Narum
Fellowship Ricke O’Connor
Government Relations William Raines
Building and Grounds Trustees
Moose Legion Activities Committee
Chairman Bill Moriarity
Vice Chairman Don Bell
Past Chairman Don Truslow
Asst Moose Legion Secretary Mike Toomey
WOTM Chapter #1584
Senior Regent Chris Sarna
Jr. Graduate Regent Cindy O’Connor
Jr. Regent Peggy Ratcliff
Recorder Eva Hatch
Secretary/Treasurer Rayma Skinner
Chaplain Candy Mohaupt
Editor: Maureen Raines (leave all articles at the Lodge)
June 2010
Dale City Moose Lodge #2165, 15424 Cardinal Drive, Woodbridge, VA 22193 (703) 670-9214
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Boy Scouts -- Pavilion Taco Night
McT's WING NIGHT
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Prime Rib Night for
$10.00
Seafood Dinner
8:00 PM -- 12:00 AM 3-Piece Kool- erators Band
Steak Night
NASCAR Pocomo,
PA 7:00 PM WOTM
Meeting with Enrollment Dinner Special --
BBQ Chicken
Boy Scouts -- Pavilion Taco Night
McT's WING NIGHT
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Prime Rib Night for
$10.00 6:30 PM LOOM Officers' Meeting 7:30 PM Member-
ship Mtg w/
Enrollment
7:00 PM - 11:00 PM ISLAND
GERRY Seafood Dinner
Steak Night
NASCAR Brook- lyn, MI
WOTM Pulled Pork Sandwiches
Dinner Special -- Baby Back Ribs
Flag Day
Boy Scouts -- Pavilion DEADLINE FOR
NEWSLETTER ARTICLES
Taco Night
McT's WING NIGHT
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Prime Rib Night for
$10.00
7:00 PM - 11:00 PM VAN GALEN
BAND Seafood Dinner
Preferred Members' Day Steak Night
12:00 PM Father's Day Bloody Mary's
1:00 PM Father's Day Meatball Subs &
Dessert NASCAR Sonoma,
CA
7:00 PM WOTM Meeting with
Enrollment Dinner Special --
BBQ Chicken
Boy Scouts -- Pavilion Taco Night
McT's WING NIGHT
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Prime Rib Night for
$10.00 6:30 PM LOOM Officers' Meeting 7:30 PM Member-
ship Mtg w/
Enrollment
Seafood Dinner Steak Night
NASCAR Loudon, NH
Dinner Special -- Baby Back Ribs
Boy Scouts -- Pavilion Taco Night
McT's WING NIGHT
SOCIAL QTR HOURS: Mon-Thur 12 Noon-11 PM**Friday & Saturday 12 NOON-1 AM**Sunday 11 AM-10 PM NOTE: FREE JUKEBOX on Sat. night may be cancelled because of conflict with special televised or lodge events.
GOVERNOR’S MESSAGE
SOCIAL QUARTERS
PRELATE’S MESSAGE
RETURNED CHECK POLICY
I am happy to announce that by a unanimous vote the membership approved the “Building Alternation and Repair” project.
The next step is to get Moose International’s approval.
Thanks to Billy and his crew for a fantastic Mother’s Day dinner. The lodge was full and everyone had a wonderful time.
Thanks, Billy.
Now that summer is upon us, I know that many of you are concerned about the outside area that was so popular for our members. As most of you know by now, the State of Virginia ABC folks shut us down because we were serving beer outside without the necessary daily license because the area wasn’t connected to our building. We are currently looking at options that would enable us to build a covered deck that would facilitate ABC requirements and at the same time give use some outside area for our enjoyment. I want you all to know that this is a high priority endeavor and we will keep you posted.
School is out. Please keep on eye out for the young ones. See you at the lodge.
Mike Toomey Governor
It should be another busy month at the Moose Lodge. I have several bands booked for this month. Please check out the calendar and mark the dates. Come out for some great food at great prices and enjoy some outstanding entertainment.
The very popular BBQ Half Chicken and Baby Back Ribs Monday night dinners are back again and are a great way to have a nice meal cooked on the grill for a great price. Come to the lodge for dinner or call in advance and get one to go.
Thanks to Merle for his time and efforts in fixing up the old horseshoe pits, making them look like professional/tournament ready pits for this summer. We will be scheduling a couple of horseshoe tournaments soon. Keep an eye on the newsletter and flyers at the lodge to see when the tournaments will be.
The lodge will also be selling Moose merchandise this Spring. There is an article in this newsletter explaining what will be on sale.
I have hired a new bartender for the lodge and her name is Amanda. Come out to the lodge for a cold refreshment and say hello and welcome her to the lodge.
Again, thanks to all of the members who volunteer to make things happen at the lodge. If you would like to volunteer to help us out, just let me or one of the Board of Officers know. We would love to have your help.
Billy Moriarity
Social Quarters Manager
I look forward to serving you for another year as your 2010 Prelate.
A special thank you is being sent out to one of our own for his dedicated service to our country. For those of you who may not be aware, Steve Terrell (Lt. Col./USMC) was deployed to Afghanistan on May 8, 2010. Our wishes for a safe and successful deployment go out to Steve. I ask each of you to keep Steve in your thoughts while he is away and to pray for his safe return. I know that we all look forward to the day we see Steve back home and walking through the doors of our lodge once again.
Congratulations to out to Governor Mike Toomey and his lovely wife Mary Beth on the birth of their grandson Wesley on April 20, 2010.
Also, congratulations go out to Grandpa Dick, Grandma Chris, Aunt Jen, and Cousin Brandon Sarna on the birth of Parker Thomas Sarna on April 30, 2010.
We wish a full an speedy recovery to Jimmy Wagnon and to Ginny Pesek following their recent hospitalization and surgical procedures.
On a more sullen note, our condolences go out to Fred O’Hara on the loss of his father Kenneth O’Hara who passed away on April 28, 2010. Please keep Fred and his family and friends in your thoughts and prayers in their time of need.
As always, I am providing you with my contact information and ask that you feel free to contact me should you hear of a member or a member’s family that may be in need of support from our lodge. Contacting me will also allow me to keep the membership informed of illnesses and distress within our Moose family.
Rick Moore, Prelate 703-354-0732 (home) [email protected] Or [email protected]
In the Lodge’s Returned Check Policy, it states that if a member has a check that has been returned to the lodge for
“insufficient funds,” the member will have 30 days to make the check good or his/her lodge privileges will be “suspended” until the check has been made good. The member’s check-writing privileges will be temporarily suspended when a check is returned to the lodge.
W O T M
Birthdays for June
June 04 – Kathy Roberts June 13 – Danielle Ahrens
June 06 – Lisa Jerman June 13 – Jennifer Jennings
June 07 – Kellie Klein June 15 – Susan Hehr
June 11 – Nancy Caprara June 20 – Joanne Straub
June 11 – Debra Hobson June 24 – Lisa Porto
June 26 – Karen Cardran HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Ladies!
If I missed your birthday, I apologize and wish you a happy one!
June Events
June 07 First Meeting of the Month 7:00 PM
June 13 Pulled Pork Sandwiches 1:00 PM
June 16 WOTM Wing Night 5:30 PM
June 20 Father’s Day Bloody Mary’s 12:00 PM
June 20 Father’s Day Meatball Subs & Desserts 1:00 PM
June 21 Second Meeting of the Month 7:00 PM
Welcome to all co workers! We are growing in numbers. It’s exciting to have so many members ask us if they can help with our activities. Your enthusiasm is greatly appreciated. The bake sale and 50/50 raffle to be held on May 16 should be a greatth success. Thank you for your donations and participation.
Since we have established a calendar of events for the next few months, our meetings will return to the 7:00 p.m. time slot.
June’s meetings will be held on June 7 and the 21 . The officers appreciate your interest and input at these planning sessions andth st taking time from your busy schedules to attend these meetings.
The women would like to thank the men for the wonderful Mother’s Day dinner, especially Billy Moriarty for cooking such a delicious meal and to those who helped. Thanks, Billy. You’re the greatest!
Thank you Barbara Barnes, Chairperson for the Membership and Retention Committee, sponsoring May’s Mooseheart and Moosehaven’s project, and Shannon Carroll, Chairperson for the Publicity Committee, sponsoring June’s project.
On June 13 the WOTM will be serving pulled pork sandwiches, cole slaw, and ships for $5.00 per plate. We will beth cooking wings on June 16 . On Father’s Day we will honor our members who are fathers with complimentary Bloody Mary’s at noonth and Meatball Subs with desserts at 1:00 p.m. For other members, donations will be accepted for the drinks and subs can be purchased for $6.00. We ask that our coworkers make cookies and brownies for this occasions.
The volunteer of the month is Kim Stephens. If you’re not sure who Kim is, she serves you wings on Wednesdays when the men are cooking. But what many of you do not know is Kim has been working on the Building Committee with the men for the past year. With Kim’s experience and knowledge of the construction business, she was the pivotal person in the planning and execution of the proposal for long-awaited renovations. The proposal was passed unanimously by the men on May 13 . She hasth spent countless hours to get this project this far. So, when you see Kim, please thank her for all her efforts. Kim, the WOTM are so proud to have you as a coworker!
Look our for updates on the Penny Party coming October 9 at 7:30 p.m. We will soon need volunteers to help cut penniesth and work on this event. Donations of new and “looks new” items will be appreciated. If you weren’t able to attend last year’s party, please mark your calendar and try to attend.
Sincerely,
Chris Sarna Senior Regent
ADMINISTRATOR’S CORNER
NEW MEMBERS
WOTM NEW MEMBERS
ARREARS LIST
By a vote of 29 to 0 the membership approved the “Building Alteration and Repair” project. We can now get approval of Moose International to move on to step two of this long-awaited project.
Thanks to Bob Moore, Merle Annis, and Todd Palmer for mowing the grass; Merle for improving the horseshoe pits; and to all the members who donate so many hours to meet the volunteer needs of our lodge.
We have a trip to the Washington Nationals coming up soon.
Sign up with the bartenders. Also, there are lots of regular events happening every day.
Don O’Connor, Administrator
Welcome to the following new members:
Member Sponsor
Kenny Barker Speedy Santiago
Russ Kemp Randy Hudson
Scot Cleveland Tony Cerrino Chris Christianson Allan Emory Robert Simpson Merl Annis
Sean Geyer Benny Jones
Jesse Kelly Robert Barnes
Phillip Drake Bob Moore
Loren Plotner Jeff Myers
Matthew Glotis Neil Pfortsch
Joshua Eklund Don O’Connor
Michael Blache Jeff Myers
Walter Wood Bodie Samples
Jeff Butler Hilary Jenkins
Curtis Waters Ed Waters
Thanks to the sponsors. Sign a member and help your lodge grow.
Board of Officers
Welcome to the following new or transfer-in members:
Member Sponsor
Janet Waters Katy Waters
Stephanie Smith Peggy Ratcliff
Fran Charlton Cisy Newman
Teresa Spence Winnie Pim
Carolyn Wixson Kaylynn Kingery
Debi Douglas Jessica Homan
Bonnie Mason Jessica Homan
Kerri Owens Mary Crawford
Dori Keys Transfer
Elizabeth Blake Mary Crawford Lauri Galambos Barbara Groves Janine Shockey Mary Crawford Ronnie Hammonds-Martin Dori Keys
Wanda Thomas Mila Moore
Rebecca Mathews Elizabeth Blake Heather Cosgrove Stephanie Collins Kasey Shahateet Lauri Galambos Thanks to the sponsors. Sign a member and help your lodge grow.
WOTM Board of Officers
As of May 15, 2010, 29 members are in arrears.
Members and sponsor, if available, are listed:
Member Sponsor
Floyd Bingham John Powell
Bradley Briggs Randolph Gibbs
Justin Calixto Matt Edwards
James Callahan Michael Pigott
Jeffery Calloway Edward Crawford
David Chergosky
Barry Cullen Joseph Caprara
Ian Hanshew
Harley Horner Dale Patterson
Rodney Johnson James Novak
Kai-Peter Koenig Jim Viggiani
Sean Lowery Kelly Palmer
Sharaf Marshaal Kelly Palmer
Barry McKibben James White
Marc Miller Bernard Miller
Scott Moon Leo Perskii
Marc Muroff Paul Barrett
Rusty Nolan David Norris
Robert Ott, Jr. Chris Wells
Jerry Price Robert Moore
Lawrence Rager Kelly Palmer
John Rogers Josh Rogers
Elijah Smith James White
John Strahle Allan Boulter
Noah Tanner William Wools, Jr.
Steve Terrell James White
Marc Tolbert
Vincent Turchiano Michael Brenner
Harry Wilson Michael Toomey
All members, including sponsors, should try to collect dues or get reason for delinquency. Board of Officers
PREFERRED MEMBER DAY
Saturday, June 19, 2010 SIGN UP A MEMBER DISCOUNTED BEVERAGES
FOR
PREFERRED MEMBERS
WEDNESDAY’S
McTRUSLOW’s FAMILY WING NITE
TASTY WINGS – 3 FOR $1.00
PLUS BILLY & THE KIDS BONUS GAME
A WINNER EVERY WEEK COME IN AND ENJOY OR TAKE HOME A BUCKET
TUESDAY TACOS
TACOS 50¢
TACO SALAD $3.00
RUSTY WRAPS 50¢
NACHO SUPREME $3.00
For Members & Guests Benefit of the Lodge Serving from 5:30 - 7:00 PM
MOOSE FAMOUS –
MONDAY Dinner Specials
SPECIALS FOR JUNE
07 – BBQ Chickenth 14 – Baby Back Ribsth 21 – BBQ Chickenst 28 – Baby Back Ribsth
Dinners include
Potato Salad and Baked Beans
$8.00
For Members & Guests
MOOSE HEALTH
PROSTATE HEALTH
What is the prostate?
The prostate is a walnut-sized gland that only men have. It is part of the reproductive system that makes the fluid that carries sperm. The prostate is located in front of the rectum just below the bladder. The urethra (carries urine from the bladder to outside the body) runs through the center of the prostate. As men age, the prostate tends to increase in size. This increase in size can cause the urethra to narrow and decrease the urine flow.
What is prostate cancer?
Prostate cancer is made up of cells that do not grow normally. The cells divide and create new cells that the body does not need, forming a mass of tissue called a tumor. These abnormal cells sometimes spread to other parts of the body, multiply, and cause death.
What causes prostate cancer?
Medical experts do not know what causes prostate cancer.
Can prostate cancer be prevented?
Medical experts do not know how to prevent prostate cancer. They do know that no smoking, maintaining a healthy diet, staying physically active, and seeing your doctor regularly contribute to overall good health.
How common is prostate cancer?
For the general population, a man in his lifetime has about a
! 16% chance of being diagnosed with prostate cancer
! 3% change of dying from prostate cancer.
The older you are, the greater the risk for getting and being diagnosed with prostate cancer. Odds of getting prostate cancer by age are listed below:
Age 45 ...1 in 2,500 Age 50 ...1 in 476 Age 55 ... 1 in 120 Age 60 ... 1 in 43 Age 65 ... 1 in 21 Age 70 ... 1 in 13 Age 75 ... 1 in 9 Ever ... 1 in 6 Who is at increased risk for prostate cancer?
While all men are at risk for prostate cancer, some factors increase the risk:
! Family History – men with a father or brother who has had prostate cancer are at greater risk for developing it themselves
! Race – prostate cancer is more common in some racial and ethnic groups than in others but medical experts do not know why. Prostate cancer is more common in African-American men than in white men. It is less common in Hispanic, Asian, Pacific Islander, and Native American men than in white men.
Is prostate cancer serious?
Some prostate cancers become a serious threat to health by growing quickly, spreading beyond the prostate gland to other parts of the body, and causing death. Yet other prostate cancers grow slowly and never become a serious threat to health or affect how long a man lives. Doctors cannot always be sure what type of cancer is present. Among the leading causes of cancer death in men, prostate cancer is second, behind lung cancer. When compared with all causes of death in men over age 45, prostate cancer ranks fifth.
What are the symptoms of prostate cancer?
Many men with prostate cancer often have no symptoms. If symptoms appear, they include blood in urine; the need to urinate frequently, especially at night; weak or interrupted urine flow; pain or burning feeling while urinating; the inability to urinate; constant pain in the lower back, pelvis, or upper thighs; and painful ejaculation.
How do doctors screen for prostate cancer?
Screening means looking for signs of disease in people who have no symptoms. The main screening tools for prostate cancer are the digital rectal exam (DRE) and the prostate specific antigen (PSA) test. The DRE and PSA test cannot tell if your have cancer.
They can only suggest the need for further tests.
What is the DRE?
The DRE is a quick exam for checking the health of the prostate. For this test, the doctor inserts a gloved and lubricated finger into the rectum. The doctor is able to feel the back portion of the prostate for size and any irregular or abnormally firm areas.
What is the PSA test?
PSA is a substance produced by the cells from the prostate gland and released into the blood. A small amount of blood is drawn from the arm for this test. As a rule, the higher the PSA level in the blood, the more likely a prostate problem is present. But many factors, such as age and race, can affect PSA levels. Some prostate glands produce more PSA than others. PSA levels can also be affected by some medical procedures, an enlarged prostate, and a prostate infection.
How accurate are the screening tests?
No test is right all the time. The PSA test is better at suggesting that small cancers are present, especially those toward the front or sides of the prostate gland, or deep within in. But the DRE sometimes can help suggest cancers in men with normal PSA levels. Both tests are usually performed. If 100 men over age 50 take the PSA test, 85 will have abnormal PSA, 15 will have a higher than normal PSA and require further tests. After further tests, 12 do not have prostate cancer and 3 have prostate cancer.
Pros and cons of screening for prostate cancer.
Every man needs balanced information on the pros and cons of prostate screening to help make an informed decision. Balanced information is important because medical experts disagree about whether men should be regularly screened for prostate cancer.
Those who encourage regular screening believe current scientific evidence shows that finding and treating prostate cancer early, when treatment might be more effective, may save lives. They recommend that all men who have a life expectancy of at least 10 years should be offered the PSA test and DRE annually beginning at age 50. They also recommend offering screening tests early to African- American men and men who have a father or brother with prostate cancer.
Medical experts who do not recommend regular screening want convincing evidence that finding early-stage prostate cancer and treating it saves lives. They believe some of these cancers may never affect a man’s health and treating them could cause temporary or long-lasting side effects like impotence (inability to keep an erection) and incontinence. Since they believe it is unclear if the potential benefits of screening outweigh the know side effects of treatment, they recommend that all men be given information on the pros and cons of screening before making their own screening decision.
What other tests are used?
If your PSA test or DRE suggest a problem, your doctor most likely will refer you to a urologist. Additional testing is necessary to determine if the problem is cancer or something else. The urologist may perform a transrectal ultrasound–a small probe inserted into the rectum that bounces sound waves off the prostate, producing a video image. If the urologist suspects cancer, tiny samples of the prostate may be removed with a needle. A biopsy is usually performed in the urologist’s office. The samples are examined under a microscope to determine if cancer cells are present.
How is prostate cancer treated?
No two men with prostate cancer are the same. Many factors affect the decision whether to treat the disease: the patient’s age, whether the cancer has spread, the presence of other medical conditions, and the patient’s overall health.
When prostate cancer has been found in its early stages and has not spread beyond the prostate, a doctor a patient may decide upon:
! Watchful waiting – monitoring the cancer by performing PSA test and DRE regularly, and treating it only if and when the prostate cancer causes symptoms or shows signs of growing.
! Surgery (radical prostatectomy) – removing the prostate.
! External radiation therapy – directing radiation at the prostate.
! Internal radiation therapy (brachytherapy) – surgically placing small radioactive pellets inside or near the cancer.
! Hormonal therapy – giving certain hormones to keep prostate cancer from growing.
! Cryotherapy – placing a special probe inside or near the prostate cancer to freeze and destroy the cancer.
What are the side effects of treatment?
Side effects from prostate cancer treatment depend mainly on the type of treatment, the patient’s age, and his overall health.
Men can experience pain, discomfort, and other mild to severe side effects that may be temporary or may last a long time. Two important side effects are impotence and incontinence. When a doctor explains the treatment options, he can discuss how mild or severe side effects might be, and how long they might last.
Should I be screened for prostate cancer?
To decide whether screening is right for you, discuss the pros and cons of screening with your doctor and the people important in your life. For more information on prostate cancer screening, testing, treatments, and studies, talk with a cancer information specialist at 1-800-422-6237 or visit the Web site at www.healthfinder.gove and type the words “prostate cancer.”
Rayma Skinner
3-PIECE KOOLERATORS BAND SATURDAY NIGHT – JUNE 5th 8:00 PM – 12:00 MIDNIGHT
SAUCY MIX OF CLASSIC ROCK, CLASSIC COUNTY AND ALSO
JAZZ AND BLUES
COME OUT AND ENJOY THE SOUNDS OF THIS GREAT BAND AND HAVE SOME FUN WITH YOUR
FELLOW MOOSE
“ISLAND GERRY”
WILL BE PERFORMING
FRIDAY NIGHT JUNE 11 th
7:00 PM - 11:00 PM
“VAN GALEN”
BAND
FRIDAY NIGHT JUNE 18 TH
7:00 PM - 11:00 PM
MOOSE MERCHANDISE POLO SHIRTS
$20.00 Denim Shirts
$30.00 Golf Wind Shirts
$50.00 MOOSE HATS
$15.00
Moose merchandise is on sale at the lodge at this time
Is There a High School Junior In your Life?
There is no better way to help the youth of the Fraternity than to offer them to opportunity to further their education and that is exactly what the R. Robert Dale Scholarship is all about.
The following requirements must be met in order to eligible for the R. Robert Dale Scholarship.
The applicant must:
i Be a student in the high school graduating Class of 2011
i Have a father, mother, step-parent, grandparent or legal guardian who is a paid-up member of the Moose (Applicant is NOT required to reside in the same household)
i Have a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.5 (C+) or higher on a 4.0 scale.
i Sent the completed application by deadline (application must be completed in its entirety to be valid)
The application can be found in the MEMBERS-ONLY SECTION of www.mooseintl.org under ‘Find It Here: A-Z Links’ click on ‘Scholarships’
(http://www.mooseintl.org/portal/Publications/Press/RRobertDale.asp) or inquire with your Lodge Administrator/Chapter Recorder
Applications may be faxed to (630) 966-2225 or mailed to:
R. Robert Dale Scholarship Member Benefits 155 S. International Dr.
Mooseheart, IL 60539-1183
Faxed applications must be received by June 30, 2010 Mailed applications must be postmarked on or before June 30, 2010 (due to the volume of applications submitted, we cannot confirm their receipt)
Winners are randomly drawn and will be notified by November 15, 2010.
Each $1,000 check will be mailed directly to the college of their choice.
Enter your Class of 2011 high school students NOW for a chance to win a $1,000 R. Robert Dale Scholarship!
Questions on the R. Robert Dale Scholarship Program can be addressed to Joanne Svendsen at [email protected] or by calling (630) 966-2228.
WASHINGTON REDSKINS 2010 TICKET RAFFLES
The lodge will be raffling off a pair of tickets to each home game for the 2010 season. The tickets also come with a parking pass. The seats are located in section 228 and have a face value of $99.00 each. The home game opponents this year are as follows:
Dallas Cowboys New York Giants Philadelphia Eagles Green Bay Packers Minnesota Vikings
Houston Texans Indianapolis Colts Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The tickets will be raffled individually and the raffles will start in May in order to have all tickets raffled off by the beginning of the season. If you have any questions about the tickets, ask Billy Moriarity.
WASHINGTON NATIONALS BUS TRIP
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
JULY 11, 2010
WASHINGTON NATIONALS vs
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS
$40 PER PERSON
BUS RIDE/TICKET TO GAME/DRINKS ON BUS
BUS LEAVES @ 11:00 AM
BIRTHDAY WISHES TO THE FOLLOWING BROTHERS
WHO HAVE BIRTHDAYS IN JUNE
June 01 Dennis Moore June 01 James Novak June 01 John Scanlan June 01 Greg Sheloski June 02 Richard Balwanz June 03 James Conner June 03 Ted Stark June 05 George Dyer June 05 Mark Lotz
June 05 Marvin Tanner, Jr.
June 06 James Devito June 06 Garry Tinsley June 06 Chris Wells June 07 Randy Hudson June 07 Boyd Watson, Jr.
June 09 James Beigie June 12 Louis Arrington June 12 Elmer Fulkerson June 12 Benjamin Heath June 13 Brad Glatfelter June 13 William Porter June 15 Gary Cook June 15 Gerald Massey
June 16 Dennis Fulton June 17 Marcel Bedard June 17 Victor Carrell June 17 Nicoli Diseati, Jr.
June 18 William Wilcox June 19 James Bird June 19 Bill Ewald June 19 Bobby Olinger June 20 Jack Ondo June 22 David Burger June 22 John Lockhart June 24 Homer Detrich June 25 Harry Brenner June 25 Bobby Jackson June 26 Norm Catterton June 27 Charles Harper June 27 Roy Miller June 27 James Rhodes June 28 Donald Gendreau June 28 Jason Sheeres June 29 Ralph Wise, III June 30 Erik Gill-Foster June 30 James Scanlan
FRIDAY NIGHT DINNER MENU
BEER BATTERED FRIED COD
Cod fish dipped in homemade beer batter, fried golden brown.
Served with choice of potato & veggie.
Salad Bar $9.00
BROILED COD
Two cod fillets broiled and served with melted butter.
Served with choice of potato & veggie.
Salad Bar $9.00
CRAB LEGS
Steamed and served with melted butter.
1/2 Pound $5.00
Full Pound $9.00
JUMBO BUTTERFLY SHRIMP
Butterflied & battered fried golden brown Served with choice of potato
Salad Bar $8.00
STEAMED SHRIMP
Sold by the 1/2 Pound $5.00
Sold by the Pound $9.00
KIDS MENU
FISH BASKET – Fried Cod with French Fries $5.00 SHRIMP BASKET – Popcorn Shrimp with French Fries $5.00 CHICKEN TENDER BASKET – Chicken Tenders with Fries $5.00 WING DING BASKET – Wing Dings with French Fries $5.00
DALE CITY LODGE #2165 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE U.S. POSTAGE PAID
15424 CARDINAL DRIVE WOODBRIDGE, VA 22191
WOODBRIDGE, VA 22193 PERMIT NO. 13
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