DALE CITY MESSENGER
DALE CITY MOOSE FAMILY CENTER LODGE #2165
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE WOTM CHAPTER 1584
AUGUST 2009
DALE CITY MOOSE LODGE 2165 Officers
Governor Byron Bailey
Past Governor Mike Toomey
Jr. Governor John Newman
Prelate Rick Moore
Treasurer Dick Sarna
Administrator Donald O’Connor
3-year Trustee Jim Moore
2-year Trustee Bill Sherman
1-year Trustee Bob Moore
Sergeant at Arms Josh Rogers
Inner Guard John Mullen III
Outer Guard Vacant
Chairmen
Moose Service Donald Truslow
Endowment Mike Toomey
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’ConnorGovernment 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 Cindy O’Connor
Jr. Graduate Regent Teri McCormick
Jr. Regent Cisy Newman
Recorder Eva Hatch
Secretary/Treasurer Chris Sarna
Chaplain Mila Moore
Editor: Maureen Raines (leave all articles at the Lodge)
August 2009
Dale City Moose Lodge #2165, 15424 Cardinal Drive, Woodbridge, VA 22193 (703) 670-9214
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Steak Night
You deserve a night off. Come down for our Thursday Night Specials, Friday Seafood Dinners and
Saturday Steak Nights
7:00 PM WOTM Meeting with
Enrollment Dinner Special --
BBQ Chicken
Boy Scouts -- Pavilion Taco Night
McT's WING NIGHT
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIAL --
Beef or Chicken Kabob Dinners for
$9.00
Seafood Dinner
7:00 PM - 11:00 PM KOOLERA- TORS BAND
Steak Night
Recruit new mem- bers but keep the old -- one is silver and the other is
gold.
Dinner Special -- Baby Back Ribs
Boy Scouts -- Pavilion Taco Night
McT's WING NIGHT
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM THURS- DAY NIGHT SPECIAL -- Prime Rib Night for $10.00 6:30 PM LOOM Officers'
Meeting 7:30 PM Membership Mtg
w/Enrollment
7:00 PM - 11:00 PM ISLAND
GERRY Seafood Dinner
Preferred Members' Day Steak Night DEADLINE FOR
NEWSLETTER ARTICLES
Aim for Preferred Member Status
Dinner Special -- BBQ Chicken
Boy Scouts -- Pavilion Taco Night
McT's WING NIGHT
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIAL --
Beef or Chicken Kabob Dinners for
$9.00
Seafood Dinner Steak Night
Any good sugges- tions? Contact your
Officers or Administrator
7:00 PM WOTM Meeting with
Enrollment Dinner Special --
Baby Back Ribs
Boy Scouts -- Pavilion Taco Night
McT's WING NIGHT
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIAL -- Prime Rib Night for $10.00 6:30 PM LOOM Officers'
Meeting 7:30 PM Membership Mtg
Seafood Dinner Hope you had a great
month!
8:00 PM Jason Linett Comedy Hypnosis Show Steak Night
2:00 PM SHRIMP FEST
Dinner Special -- BBQ Chicken
Lunch Specials
Lunch Specials
Lunch Specials
Lunch Specials
Lunch Specials
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
PRELATE’S MESSAGE
SOCIAL QUARTERS
ADMINISTRATOR’S CORNER
Can you name another Moose lodge that finds itself postponing activities because the calendar is too full? That’s our Dale City Moose Lodge!!! We have more activities than you can shake a stick at!
The General Meeting is every 2 and 4 Thursday and allnd th members are welcome to attend and vote. I announce the start of the meeting, but we cannot give an exact starting time because it is preceded by the Board of Officers meeting and the House Committee meeting. At the Board meeting we propose accepting membership applications, buying equipment, making renovations, and many other things that will be presented to the General meeting for vote and approval. The General Meeting is your opportunity to voice your opinions and dissent. After an item has been voted on, it’s too late to voice your disapproval. Therefore, you need to attend the General Meetings to know what’s going on.
The Building Committee has had a few meetings which have been very good brainstorming sessions. There are no definite proposals as of yet but they will be forthcoming for your approval at the meeting. See you there!
Byron Bailey Governor
Please keep the following members and their families in your thoughts and prayers while they continue to recover from recent illness and injury.
Denyse Slovick continues to recover from serious illness.
Rayma Skinner is home recovering from additional surgery needed to repair a broken ankle she suffered earlier this year.
Evelyn Weeks is in Potomac Hospital.
Please feel free to contact me should you hear of a member or a member’s immediate family in need of support from our lodge. This 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]
WOW. What a difference a floor can make. The lodge has replaced the old flooring in the lounge area with a new vinyl planking wood-looking floor and it looks great. If you get a chance to stop by and check it out, I know you will be impressed with the improvement.
The lodge will be trying something new and hopefully very exciting this month when we have our first Comedy Hypnosis Show on Saturday evening, August 29 .th There will be limited tickets for reserved seating in the hall area for this event. Tickets go on sale August 1 and will best
$10.00 each. They will be on sale from behind the bar.
The lodge will be having numerous nights of entertainment in August so please check out the calendar and the ads in this newsletter to see who is playing when.
The Redskins season is just around the corner and the lodge will be having potluck dinners and other fun events during the games this year. Make plans to come out to the lodge to watch the games with your fellow Moose family members.
Again, thanks to all of the members who volunteer to make things happen at the lodge and, 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 you help out.
Hope everyone is having a great summer.
Billy Moriarity
Social Quarters Manager
We were awarded a SUPERIOR in Community Service for the fourth quarter of last year. This means that we were rated Superior for all four quarters.
Thanks to all who help with upgrading the inside and outside of our lodge. It looks fantastic. Thanks to Mary Crawford, Todd Palmer, Donald Bell, Kim Stephens, Jim White, Cindy O’Connor, Barbara Barnes, Kasey Leisz, Ricke O’Connor, Jeff Myers, Mike Harris, John Mullen, Ken Grimm, Bob Moore, Bob Skinner, Bodie Samples, and Celso Santiago. I apologize if I missed anyone but thanks to all.
Billy has lots of upcoming events planned so be sure and check the calendar. Come on down, see old friends, make new ones, and enjoy yourself.
Don O’Connor Administrator
W O T M
Birthdays for August
August 02 – Cathy Herndon August 16 – Desiree Morehead
August 03 – Rena DeMarzo August 16 – E. Woolls
August 03 – Mila Moore August 19 – Susan Booth
August 07 – Jaclyn McManus August 23 – Leslie Lauver
August 08 – Carrie Ramsey August 23 – Brenda Stockslager
August 10 – Lisa Silva August 24 – Mickie King
August 12 – Sara McDermott August 29 – Laurie Coligan
August 12 – Sherri Stramel August 31 – Amy Holmberg
August 15 – Peggy White August 31 – Cheryl Overholt
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Ladies!
If I missed your birthday, I apologize and wish you a happy one!
August Events
August 03 First Meeting of the Month 7:00 PM
August 05 WOTM Wing Night
August 07 Back to School Supplies Raffle Tickets go on sale
August 24 Second Meeting of the Month 7:00 PM
August 24 Back to School Supplies Raffle drawing 7:00 PM
August already!!! Where does the time go? Hope everyone is having a great summer!!!
Our meetings in August will be on the 3 and 24 (because there are five Mondays in August, we will stretch out therd th meetings this month). They will be at the usual time of 7:00 p.m. I know it is hard to get to the meetings sometimes, but we welcome every member.
Each member, when you join the Women of the Moose, is placed on a committee. Every month we have a committee doing a fund raiser. This month the Youth Involvement Committee with Tracey Robinson as the Chairman, will be doing the Back to School Supplies raffle. Tickets will go on sale starting August 7 ($1.00 each or six for $5.00). The winners will be drawn on theth 24 of August at 7:00 p.m. You need not be present to win. Just write your name on the back of each ticket when you purchase it.th The WOTM crew will be doing wings on the 5 . Thanks to all who come out and help on our turn at wing night by cookingth and serving. Last time we sold out – serving over 800 wings!!!
Our volunteer of the month is Cisy Newman. She is a relatively new member but she is always willing to help out around the lodge and at all our activities. Cisy is the Junior Regent on the Board. She and Teri McCormick were the “driving force” (along with Bob Moore and Speedy Santiago) for the July 4 Parade float. We won first place in the non-youth category for the third yearth in a row! Cisy is also very active with her daughter’s middle school cheerleading team and helping raise funds for all their events.
Thanks, Cisy.
Our email address is [email protected].
Sincerely,
Cindy O’Connor Senior Regent
NEW MEMBERS
MOOSE MEMBER OF THE MONTH
WOTM NEW
ARREARS LIST
Welcome to the following new members:
Member Sponsor
Robert Barnes Billy Moriarity
John Wilson Jeff Custer
Jason Burkhart Mark Kidd
Jack Ondo Gerry Angyal
Billy Wilson Don O’Connor
Dennis Fulton Chet Heggenstaller
John Hinton Todd House
Frank Williams Barry McKibben
Joe Lizzi John Mullen
Bobby Olinger Todd Palmer
Thanks to the sponsors. Sign a member and help your lodge grow.
Board of Officers
Congratulations to the following Moose member for being selected as the Moose member of the month for the month of June.
Bob Moore
I selected Bob as the Moose Member of the Month.
Bob had volunteered and assisted in numerous projects recently at the lodge to include numerous hours working on the 1 Placest winning float the lodge had in the 4 of July parade. Bob alsoth volunteered his time and efforts in the cleaning up of the grounds around the lodge, cutting down and trimming trees and ensuring all the debris was taken to the landfill. I was told it was a total of 1,200 pounds of debris.
Bob also volunteers on numerous Monday nights on the grill assisting in the cooking of the chickens and ribs which continue to be a huge success for our Monday nights. You can also see Bob assisting the bartenders by emptying the trash cans and assisting them with getting beer from the walk-in coolers to stock the coolers behind the bar.
If you see Bob around the lodge, please join me in congratulating him on being selected as a Moose Member of the Month. Also, thank him for everything he does for our lodge and our members.
Byron Bailey Governor
Welcome to the following WOTM new members.
Member Sponsor
Mandi Neubauer Lisa Myers Joyce Dinger Transfer In Michelle Fayak Mary Crawford Thanks to the sponsors. Sign a member and help your lodge grow.
WOTM Board of Officers
As of July 15, 2009, 32 members are in arrears.
Members and sponsor, if available, are listed:
Member Sponsor
Jonathan Amussen Carl Rice Jason Bauman Ricke O’Connor Daniel Bickford Michael Harris
Brad Booth Michael Toomey
Tim Critz David Broughton III
Charles Doades Josh Rogers
James Ducatte Dennis Marcinizyn Warren Farrington Loyd Buchanan Domingo Gonzales John Newman
Stewart Graham Loyd Buchanan
Thomas Green, Jr. Rickey O’Connor William Halyak Bernard Miller George Hampton, Jr. Bruce Knight Michael Harrison Michael Saville
Michael Hatch Steven Hatch
John Hilosky Kelly Palmer
John Hoskins Erik Gill-Foster
William Hunt Lewis Boyd
Jeff Jobe Kelly Palmer
Walt Lyons Kelly Palmer
Thomas Martin V. Hicks
William Mason, Jr.
Richard McCormick William Raines
David Morales Edward Sperry
James Novak
Dave Oden Greg Phelps
R. Paschal Donald O’Connor
Mark Salyers Roy Miller
Anthony Smith James Rhodes
Don Sortino Robert Beach
Samuel Stinson Brian Ramsey
Wayne Underwood
All members, including sponsors, should try to collect dues or get reason for delinquency.
Board of Officers
CARRY OUT ORDERS
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
VOLUNTEERING
4 OF JULY FLOAT
THDue to the increased cost of supplies required for carry out orders, we will be adding an additional “Carry Out Charge” of $0.50 to all carry out orders on food ordered from the kitchen. This will include Monday Night Dinner specials, Wing Nights, Taco Nights, and Friday and Saturday night.
The lodge has scheduled a Michael Hoover show for the 16 of October. Michael Hoover’s show is a tribute andth rendition of the “King” Elvis Presley.
The lodge is going to be putting together a Super Bowl 2010 Cruise. The cruise will be on board the Carnival Cruise Ship PRIDE. The cruise will be departing out of Baltimore for a 7-day Bahamas cruise. The ship will leave Baltimore at 5:00 p.m. on the 7 of February and return at 8:00th a.m. on the 14 of February. Cruise information including cabinth cost and the dates for deposit and payments will be available in a future newsletter. Mark your calendar and start saving your nickels to join your fellow Moose members on this fun cruise.
RELAX & BEAT THE HEAT
Thanks to all our members who volunteer around the lodge. Sometimes we forget to say “thank you” to you.
We here at Lodge 2165 could not do all the things we do without our volunteers. We hope everyone does a little something to make our lodge a better place – whether it is cleaning out ashtrays, picking up trash in the building or on the grounds, stocking beer, weeding the garden, emptying trash cans, picking up the playground and on and on.
Everyone should be cleaning up their tables before leaving.
What’s the old saying, “Your mother doesn’t work here!”.
The lodge recognizes Ken Grimm for all his help trimming the trees back along the driveway entering the lot and around the parking lot and play area. He spent several days single-handedly doing this work and it really has made a big difference in improving the look of the grounds. In addition, thanks to Speedy Santiago, Bob Moore, Mary Crawford, Mike Brenner, and Byron Bailey for loading all the cut branches and hauling them to the landfill.
On another note, it is great to see all the young children around the lodge. Everyone enjoys seeing them have a great time. But they are children and need to be supervised.
Thank you.
At this year’s Dale City Fourth of July Parade, the Lodge’s float placed 1 overall. The Women of the Moosest designed and assembled a truly top-notch entry and spent an unbelievable number of hours working on it. When you see them, say thanks for all their hard work: Terri McCormick, Cisy Newman, Eva Hatch, Mary Crawford, Ju-Ju Murphy, Barbara Barnes, Cindy O’Connor, Kimberly and Kelly Lutz, K. C., Bonnie, and Kailynn Hill.
While the guys weren’t much help with the artistic elements, we want to recognize them for their work putting the trailer together to hold the ladies’ handiwork: Bob Moore, Speedy Santiago, Ryan McCormick, Todd Palmer, Ken Grimm, and Bob Carter. And special thanks to Tony Cino for welding repairs to make the trailer safe and security and to Ron Blizzard for fabricating the flag pole used to display the flag.
Finally, thanks to Speedy for towing the float (he even washed his truck first!), to Ju-Ju for use of her convertible to display our “dignitaries,” and Mary Crawford for donning the Moose Costume during the parade.
Apologies to all who I may have missed, spelled a name wrong, or forgotten a last name!
Bob Moore
WATCH
FOR THE RETURN OF
THE PENNY PARTY
MORE INFO COMING
PREFERRED MEMBER DAY
Saturday, August 15, 2009
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 AUGUST 03 – BBQ Chicken
rd10 – Baby Back Ribs
th17 – BBQ Chicken
th24 – Baby Back Ribs
th31 – BBQ Chicken
stDinners include
Potato Salad and Baked Beans
$8.00
For Members & Guests
MOOSE HEALTH
KEEP YOUR MOOSE COOL
The heat of summer is welcome but it can be dangerous causing heat exhaustion or stroke. It can also cause heat cramps or rash. You are more susceptible to heat when the humidity is high and sweat does not evaporate as quickly. Any of the following can increase response to heat: Age (those under 4 and the elderly are at great risk, obesity, fever, dehydration, heart disease, mental illness, poor circulation, sunburn, alcohol use, some prescription medications such as diuretics or those for blood pressure
H EAT STRO K E --Y our body normally cools itself by sweating but sometimes sweating is not enough.
W hen that happens, your body temperature rises rapidly which can damage the brain or other vital organs. Heat stroke occurs when the body is unable to regulate its temperature. Body temperature may rise to 106° or higher in 10 to 15 minutes. Heat stroke can cause death or permanent disability if emergency treatment is not provided. W arning signs of heat stroke may vary but may include the following: An extremely high body temperature (above 103° F, orally);
red, hot and dry skin (no sweating); rapid, strong pulse; throbbing headache; dizziness; and nausea. If you are around someone with these symptoms you should call 911; get the person to a shady area; cool the person using whatever methods you can (immerse in a tub of cool water, cool shower, spray with a garden hose, sponge with cool water); if the muscles begin to twitch uncontrollably, keep the person from injuring himself, do not place anything in the mouth, and do not give fluids; and, if vomiting occurs, turn the person on his side.
H EAT EXH AUSTIO N – Heat exhaustion is a milder form of heat stroke that can develop after several days of exposure to high temperatures. W arning signs include the following: heavy sweating, paleness, muscle cramps, tiredness, weakness, dizziness, headache, nausea or vomiting, fainting, skin may be cool and moist, pulse rate will be fast and weak, and breathing will be fast and shallow. If you are around someone with these symptoms you should give them cool, nonalcoholic beverages; have them rest; put them in a cool shower or bath (or sponge bath); get them to an air-conditioned environment; make sure they are wearing lightweight clothing; and seek immediate medical help if symptoms are severe, the person has heart problems or high blood pressure, and/or the symptoms last longer than one hour.
HEAT CRAM PS – Heat cramps usually affect people who sweat a log during strenuous activity. Heat cramps also may be a symptom of heat exhaustion. Symptoms of heat cramps are muscle pains or cramps in the abdomen or arms or legs upon exertion. If you experience these symptoms you should seek immediate medical attention if you have heart problems or are on a low sodium diet, stop activity and sit quietly in a cool place, drink clear juice or a sport’s beverage, do no return to strenuous activity for a few hours after cramps stop, and seek medical attention if cramps last more than an hour.
HEAT RASH – Heat rash is a skin irritation caused by excessive sweating during hot, humid weather. I can occur at any age but is most common in young children. Heat rash looks like a red cluster of pimples or small blisters usually on the neck, upper chest, and/or groin; under the breasts; and in the elbow creases. Treat symptoms by keeping the area dry and dust powder to increase comfort.
PREVENTIO N – The best treatment is prevention. W hen it very hot and your are physically active drink plenty of non-alcoholic beverages with low sugar content. You should drink two to four glasses (16 to 32 ounces) of cool fluids each hour and avoid very cold drinks which can cause stomach cramps. If your doctor limits the amount of fluid you drink or you take water pills, ask how much you should drink while the weather is hot. Replace sale and minerals – a sports drink can replace the sale and minerals you loose in sweat. If you are on a low-salt diet, talk with your doctor before drinking sports beverages. W ear appropriate clothing and sunscreen. W ear as little clothing as possible (and appropriate). Choose lightweight, light-colored, loose-fitting clothing. Avoid sunburn by applying sunscreen of SPF 15 or higher 30 minutes prior to going out. Schedule outdoor activities carefully. Try to limit your outdoor activity to morning and evening hours. Try to rest often in shady areas. Pace yourself. Start slowly and pick up the pace gradually. Stop all activity of the heat makes your heart pound and leaves you gasping for breath. Stay cool indoors (M oose Lodge). Avoid hot foods and heavy meals since they add heat to your body.
DO NOT LEAVE CH ILDREN OR PETS IN CARS – Even with the windows cracked open, interior temperatures can rise almost 20 degrees within the first 10 minutes. Anyone, including pets, is at risk for serious heat- related illness or even death. As a reminder, place a stuffed animal in the front seat whenever there is a child in the car.
Rayma Skinner
AUGUST LUNCH SPECIALS
August 03 – Pulled Pork Sandwich August 04 – Boneless Wing Dings August 05 – Spaghetti with Meat Sauce August 06 – Mini Burgers
August 07 – Breaded Flounder
August 10 – Breaded Chicken Sandwich August 11 – Beef Tips over Noodles August 12 – Stuffed Shells
August 13 – Lemon Pepper Pork Loin August 14 – BLT Sandwich
August 17 – Grilled Ham & Cheese August 18 – Bacon Cheeseburger August 19 – Spaghetti with Meat Sauce August 20 – Chicken Tenders
August 21 – Butterfly Shrimp
August 24 – Italian Sub
August 25 – McRib Sandwich
August 26 – Baked Ziti
August 27 – Italian Sausage
August 28 – Crab Cakes
August 31 – Sloppy Joe
KOOLERATORS BAND SATURDAY NIGHT – AUGUST 8
TH7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
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 MEMBERS
“ISLAND GERRY”
WILL BE PERFORMING FRIDAY NIGHT
AUGUST 14
th7:00 PM - 11:00 PM
JASON LINETT
COMEDY HYPNOSIS SHOW
SATURDAY NIGHT AUGUST 29
THSHOWTIME IS
8:00 PM
RESERVED SEATING WILL BE AVAILABLE
FOR THE SHOW
STEAK NIGHT
SIRLOIN STEAK $9.00
NY STRIP $11.00
T-BONE $13.00
PORTERHOUSE $13.00
8-OZ FLAT IRON STEAK $9.00 16-OZ FLAT IRON STEAK $13.00
MUSHROOMS AND ONIONS
AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
MOOSE LODGE #2165 SHRIMP FEST
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
–AUG 30 ,
th2:00 PM
ONE POT SHRIMP BOIL
$10.00 ALL YOU CAN EAT
POT CONTAINS: SMOKED SAUSAGE POTATOES & ONIONS CORN ON THE COB PERFECTLY SEASONED
WITH OLD BAY SEASONING
WIN TWO TICKETS TO THE REDSKINS GAMES
THE SCHEDULE IS OUT THE LODGE WILL BE RAFFLING TWO TICKETS TO EACH OF THE
REDSKINS GAMES THIS YEAR RAFFLE STARTED IN MAY
THERE WILL BE A SEPARATE RAFFLE FOR EACH GAME REDSKINS SEASON OPENER
SEPTEMBER 13, 2009 TAILGATE PARTY @ 2:00 PM
GAME STARTS @ 4:00 PM HAMBURGERS
HOT DOGS SAUSAGES
AND
PLENTY OF SIDE DISHES
MOOSE LODGE #2165
FAMILY FUN DAY PICNIC
SATURDAY AFTERNOON SEPTEMBER 26, 2009 GOOD FOOD & DRINK
GAMES FOR THE KIDS COME OUT AND ENJOY THE LAST CHANGE TO PICNIC
WITH YOUR FELLOW
MOOSE MEMBERS
BEFORE THE WINTER
MONTHS ARE UPON US
THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIALS
AUGUST 6 and 20
th thBEEF OR CHICKEN KABOB DINNERS
$9.00
AUGUST 13 and 27
th thPRIME RIB NIGHTS
SERVED WITH CHOICE OF POTATO TOSSED SALAD/ROLL & BUTTER
$10.00
PRIME RIB NIGHT
THURSDAY NIGHTS 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
SERVED WITH CHOICE OF POTATO
TOSSED SALAD/ROLL & BUTTER
$10.00
MOOSE LODGE 2165 GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEPTEMBER 25, 2009 FOREST GREENS GOLF COURSE
4-PERSON TEAMS CAPTAIN’S CHOICE FORMAT
$75.00 PER GOLFER 7:00 AM – REGISTRATION 8:00 AM – SHOTGUN START
LOYAL ORDER OF THE MOOSE 2165 2009 GOLF TOURNAMENT
CART SPONSORSHIP
This year the Moose Lodge will be requesting golf cart sponsorships for the carts which will be used during the tournament. A sign will be posted on the front of one cart displaying your name as a cart sponsor and supporter of the Moose Children & Youth programs.
The cost of sponsorship is $25.00. Make checks payable to: Moose Lodge @2165 NAME(S) TO BE ON CART SIGN:
________________________________________
BIRTHDAY WISHES TO THE FOLLOWING BROTHERS
WHO HAVE BIRTHDAYS IN AUGUST
August 01 Gary Heggenstaller August 01 John Herd
August 01 Brian Laird August 01 John M irro August 02 Ralph Castle August 02 Brooke Frybarger August 03 Steven Hatch August 03 Brian Truslow August 04 Charles Deal August 04 Jarrod Duron August 04 David Norris August 05 Joseph Caprara August 05 Patrick Corkren August 05 Jeff Ermi August 06 Keith Brantner August 06 Gregory M iller August 06 R. Reynolds August 07 Terry Hill August 08 Brent Butler August 08 M ark Corona August 08 Barry Gagnon August 08 Vernon Mullenger August 11 Robert Carter August 11 Lynn Pendley August 12 Tyrel Domigan August 12 M ike M cCranner
August 12 Earl Rosenberger III August 14 Justin Antes August 14 Jim Koerber August 15 Richard Yentes August 16 Allan Boulter August 16 M ike Stitts August 17 Gerald W atson August 17 Clariborne W illis August 19 M ichael Bietsch August 19 Joseph Cavanaugh August 19 James Rector, Jr.
August 20 Barry M cKibben August 20 John Strahle August 21 Chester Smith August 21 Tony Thompson August 23 Sam Franklin August 23 Ted M cGill August 23 Robert Smith August 24 James Hale August 24 Charles Hicks August 25 W alter Cardran August 25 Jon W yatt August 26 Charles Nixon, Jr.
August 30 Jim Cooper August 30 James Sedmock August 31 M ichael W ard
