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OCTOBER 2017 NEWSLETTER
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SAVE THE DATE! Every Tuesday...Line Dancing with Duffy 6-8 PM Every Wednesday...3 Chord Guitar Lessons & Jam Every Thursday...Queen of Hearts Drawing 7 PM Oct 6…Steak Night w/WORKIN’ MEN BAND Oct 7...La Habra Moose Riders in the Park 3-??? PM Oct 9...Burgers & Bunco Oct 13...Dinner & WILD NITE BAND Oct 20…Dinner & TRAIL MIX BAND Oct 21...OKTOBERFEST 12-5 in the park Oct 23...Burgers & Bunco
OKTOBERFEST & CRAFT BAZAAR
Saturday, October 21st
Lunch 1-3 PM
WOTM Craft Bazaar 1-4 PM
German & Dance Music by DJ Duffy 1-5 PM
See Flyer for Details
BURGERS & BUNCO
October 9th & 23rd
Dinner 5:30—7 PM
BUNCO 6:30 PM
Come out and join in the FUN!
DISTRICT #23 LODGES
El Centro #1033 2310 Myrtle Road Imperial CA 92251 Escondido #1874 Chapter #1310 25721 Jesmond Dene Rd Escondido CA 92026 Kearny Mesa #1852 Chapter #1337 3636 Ruffin Road San Diego CA 92123 Lemon Grove #1713 Chapter # 9062 Memory Lane Spring Valley CA 91977- Mira Mesa #2108 8670 Miramar Rd Suite T San Diego CA 92126 Oceanside #1325 2017 South Coast Hwy Oceanside CA 92054
San Diego #508 Chapter #002 1648 30th St San Diego CA 92102
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE #1874 Phone: 760-745-1874 Fax: 760-745-5501
BOARD OF OFFICERS
Governor Lee White Jr. Past Governor Harvey Higgins 909-224-4097 Jr. Governor Lee Martin Prelate Dan Papp 760-310-8030 Administrator Dale Pulver 760-809-1397 Treasurer John Turner 1 Year Trustee Phil Persails 2 Year Trustee 3 Year Trustee
APPOINTED OFFICERS
Sergeant at Arms Pete Street Inner Guard Outer Guard
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Moose Legion John Bissell Membership Application Review Endowment Fund Activity Chairman Bonnie Holbrook 760-807-2334 Community Service Newsletter Charly Papp 760-310-8030
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE CHAPTER 1310
BOARD OF OFFICERS
Senior Regent Cindy Mintz (August, September, October) Junior Graduate Regent N/A Junior Regent Amber Freeze 760-480-0605 Sec/Treasurer Heide White Recorder Charly Papp 760-310-8030
APPOINTED OFFICERS Guide Nora Williams 760-741-3362 Asst. Guide Evelyn Raedel
STANDING COMMITTEES Higher Degrees Susan Huppert
CHAPTER DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEES Membership Retention Susan Wice Community Service Shirley Higgins Mooseheart/Moosehaven Sandra Feiock Activities/Sports Bonnie Holbrook
AUDIT COMMITTEE Chairman Cindy Mintz Member Susan Huppert Member Jeanne Pulver
REVIEW COMMITTEE Chairman Lydia Persails Member Terry Hache
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Sickness & Distress
If you, or you, are aware that a Brother LOOM member is sick, hospitalized, distressed, or deceased, please notify the Lodge, Prelate, Dan Papp, [email protected] or 760-310-8031 For a WOTM Co-worker please contact Amber Freeze at [email protected] or 760-214-6792. A “Get Well” card will be sent to the sick or bed-ridden members. Also, with the approval of the patient, family and hospital staff, personal visits may be arranged. With the permission of the patient or family, the progress of their condition will be announced at the general membership meetings. Getting sick is no fun, so let us know when it happens to you or your loved one so that we may send a little ray of sunshine on an otherwise grim situation. After all, that’s why we’re Moose family. Thank you for your help.
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
We know that it is YOU, our members, who make this Lodge
a success. We thank the sponsors for recruiting new mem-
bers and would like to say welcome to the September
additions to our WOTM members. Welcome to our Lodge,
Chapter and Moose Family. Membership information for
new LOOM members was not provided at the time of
publishing.
A big Escondido Moose WELCOME goes to our New Members and a huge
JEANNA HUGHES– re-enroll
TINA SMITH-COMPTON-re-enroll
LETICIA ZEPEDA–re-enroll
JOY SHEFVELAND-sponsor Charly Papp
PAM WEISS-re-enroll
DIANA MORRIS-re-enroll
RANDEE JONES-sponsor WOTM
LOIS THOMAS-Charly Papp
UNLIMITED CRAFTERS Women of the Moose, I need your help. We plan to have a bazaar in conjunction with the Octoberfest,
all proceeds from our Sunday crafting projects will benefit Mooseheart/Moosehaven. We will be selling
handmade items such as greeting cards, jewelry and knitted and/or crocheted items. The turn out for crafting
has not been well attended. Therefore, we have a few ladies that have purchased table space to sell
handmade items they’ve created. If you are a home crafter and have handmade items you would like to sell at
Oktoberfest, please contact Sandi about a booth (1-4 PM, October 21st).
Any Crafter who would like to sell their own handmade products is welcome to purchase a space for
$20—all proceeds from your own projects will be yours (The $20 will be donated to Mooseheart/Moosehaven), Please note, the table space is for
handmade items only, jewelry, knitting, quilting and more.
Please contact Sandi at 760-402-9109 for complete information.
Due to the lack of participation at Sunday afternoon crafting, we will be closing down Sunday crafting until after the first of the year. If you’re
interested in crafting let us know and we’ll try again to see if there is more participation,
NEWSLETTER
BOOSTERS
Diane Bailes (8-18) Jim & Jean Blythe (1-18) Nancy Browning (1-18) Marge Crawford (7-18) Bob Fleck (8-18) Pat Green (2-18) Kim Gregory (8-18) Harvey & Shirley Higgins (1-18) John & Carolyn Kirk (3-18) Dale & Donna Kissinger (1-18) Dan & Charly Papp (3-18) Dale & Jeanne Pulver (2-18) Ben Smith (7-18) June Tavernier (9-18) Ed & Myrna Taylor (3-18) Judy Wayne (1-18) Thank you for your support.
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happening at our Lodge.
Governor’s Corner
September, what a busy month and a true eye opener.
CNMA (California Nevada Moose Association) was a firsthand
look at the big picture in our Moose Fraternity, Mooseheart,
Moosehaven & Community Service. If you haven’t gone, you
should. It was an honor to represent our Lodge in Reno and lots of
fun.
Back in town, Friday, the 15th, was the CA/NV Extreme
South’s Moose Rider’s meeting in Mira Mesa. Saturday found us
representing our lodge at the Fellowship Celebration & Dinner for
Ron Woods at the Lemon Grove Moose Lodge. Are you asking what a Fellow is?
“A fellow is someone who has been a leader and is now often an all-important mentor to
new members helping to guide them along a fraternal leadership path towards enhancing
our existing programs. They continue to serve in various ways to keep their fraternal
units strong, often through positive efforts in membership recruitment and retention”.
We will be celebrating with two new Fellows in the next month – John Crewdson,
formally from the El Cajon Lodge and Mike Vincent from the Mira Mesa Lodge. Our
heartfelt congratulations go out to these well deserving individuals!!
The night wasn’t over, now back to the Mira Mesa Lodge to attend the Extreme
South Moose Rider’s Casino Night. They were raising funds to donate to the San Diego
Honor Flight who raises money to send WWII vets & a caregiver at no cost to them to visit
memorials dedicated to THEIR service and sacrifice in Washington D.C.
Sunday, after a wonderful breakfast by our own Lenard & crew, District meeting at
the Kearny Mesa Lodge. We had a good turnout from our lodge. In case you didn’t know,
all members are welcome to attend the District Meeting held monthly at different lodges in
our district. They start at 11 a.m. and are a good source of information as to what is going
on at the other lodges. Wednesday, the 20th, at the Oceanside Lodge for the Moose Legion
ceremony. Only lodge I haven’t been to this week, is El Centro. Plan to go in November
with the Moose Riders. All members are welcome to join us! See me for details.
All these events are open to ALL our members. A great opportunity to make new
friends and have fun too. Check the calendar for the location of the monthly District
Meeting and announcements in the monthly newsletter or on Facebook for events at other
lodges.
Again, I would like to thank everyone at our lodge for your attendance at our events
& meals, and to our volunteers who work in making the lodge the “cool” place to go!
Fraternally,
Lee White
Are you a new member? Hopefully, you’ve enjoyed one of our many fun events in
the park, or dinner and dancing, Sunday morning breakfast, or Line Dancing with
Duffy, or perhaps 3 Chord guitar lessons. Those are a few of the benefits of being a
Moose Member, but do you really know what your membership dues pays for?
The kids we support at Mooseheart, the seniors at Moosehaven, the many
Community service activities we participate in are just an example. Want to learn
more? Attend a quick Member Orientation and after join us for a Free breakfast.
New members only, October 22nd @ 9 AM. Look for a personal invitation
coming your way. Hope to see you there!
PAST REGENT’S chapter chatter
October 3, 2017
Greetings Everyone,
I would like to confess the reason the newsletter will be going out late this month, is totally on me. I turned in my article late. I am truly sorry. I would like go ask people to give blood in light of the Las Vegas shooting, my heart goes out to those folks and their families and close friends.
I know some of you, may wonder why do we always start our articles with Thank You’ s, and the answer should be obvious, we appreciate our volunteers and the folks who come out to support our lodge. Therefore, I will get started, with thanking everyone who attended the Labor and to Terri Hache, and her cooking/serving team. Wild Nite was our last band in the park. Dinners and Bands have returned to Friday nights. We
had a great turn out for Steak Night and Ghost Riders, it looked like the Friday nights we where used to see. We hope to see many more Fridays with this kind of turn out. Thanks to all the cook teams. We have some great events coming up: that we hope you will enjoy… Oct. 9th & Oct 23rd Monday, at 5:30pm Burgers & Chili…6:30pm BUNCO Oct. 12th Thursday, at 7:00pm WOTM meeting we will be coloring holiday cards Oct. 17nd Thursday, at 7:00pm please join us for our Calendar meeting, if you would like to volunteer in anyway. Oct. 21st Saturday, at 1:00pm Octoberfest and Craft Bazar Oct. 26th Thursday, at 6:30pm - WOTM meeting will be hosting a Pampered Chief demonstration by Bev Wilson – Every-one is invited to attend, with a portion of the proceeds going to Breast Cancer Awareness. Oct. 27th Friday, at 5:30 everyone is encouraged to dress up for our Halloween costume party, dinner at 6 PM and band to follow from 7-11 PM Tuesday’s at 6:00 pm – Come out for Line Dance class and Line Dancing with Duffy Wednesday’s at 6:00pm - Come out for Frank and Dave’s three chord guitar clinic and jam session. Thursday’s at 5:30-7 PM Street Tacos only $1 each, and at 7 PM the Queen of Hearts drawing Friday’s at 6 PM Dinner followed by a band for your dancing pleasure 7-11 PM
Events are subject to change Nov. 4th – Kevin Stone Hollywood Hypnotist, Dinner is included, for the low, low, amount of $25.00 (see bartender for tickets). See flyers for more information on the events mentioned above. This will defiantly be a great time!!! Tickets are still on sale now for: We still need to sell at least 20 more tickets for the show. Bar News: I would like to announce we have a new bartender, Tina Conley, please welcome her with open arms and a little patience, while she is getting used to the customers and bartending. She will be working mainly on Wednesday’s and some weekends. Welcome Tina, and thank you. Social Quarters etiquette: While, individually, you are a very important person to us, so is every other LOOM and WOTM member. This
Lodge belongs to ALL our members, whether they come every day, once a month or once a year, be kind to one another, and respect each other for their individuality. Our job as Bartenders is to ensure that everyone does get to enjoy their time at our Moose Home. My apologies go out to Leslie, for not making her feel welcome. We all need to make a better effort at making eve-ry person who walks through our doors welcomed. Me included! Please make sure your membership is up-to-date, this is a fraternal organization, so we will be asking to see your membership card. We cannot serve you if you are an expired member. Please let me know if you have any concerns or issues with any Social quarters, or our Bartenders. I would like to ask that you keep Keith, Nora, Charly and their family in your thoughts and most importantly in your prayers, during this difficult time. Ours hearts and prayers go out to Pat Dunn, Family and close friends, at the passing of Duke Dunn. He will be missed greatly. In Friendship always, Cindy Mintz Pro-Tem Sr. Regent & Bar Manager
“Sometimes we want someone to simply be there. Not to Fix anything,
or to do anything in particular, but just to let us feel that we are cared
for and supported.”
What’s Happening with the Moose Riders?
Meeting Highlights: I have agreed to step up as the Moose Riders Activity Group President . I am hoping we can not only have a fun time on rides and activities but also contribute to the Lodge and community service . I look forward to any comments on how we can accomplish our goals.
Following positions have been elected for the 2017-2018 year:
President: Dogman (Mark Castillero)—[email protected] Vice President: Dan Papp—[email protected]
Secretary/Treasurer: Charly Papp—[email protected]
First event in October is the La Habra Poker Run. La Habra Moose Riders will end their Poker Run at our Escondido Lodge park. There will be food, games and a live band in the park on October 7th starting around 3:30 PM. All Moose members are welcome to join in the festivities. If you’re a rider, KSU at our Lodge on Saturday at 9 AM to meet up with the group at the Lake Elsinore Lodge. You can sign up for the poker run at Lake Elsinore. If you just want to join the fun come on down to the park in the late afternoon and enjoy!
I hope you remember that joining us is not just about what we can do for you, but also how you can contribute and volunteer to help out.
Now lets go have some fun !! Dogman
LookinG for serviCes? Don’t know who to CaLL or who to trust?
Now you do...Call one of our fraternal members, support their business
EVENT PLANNING
As a member one of your benefits is use of the Lodge and Park for special functions! Are
you planning a wedding, anniversary, birthday or celebration...Why not plan it at the Lodge
or our beautiful park?
For Details contact: Bonnie Holbrook: 760-807-2334
Or Sherry Eide-760-579-1333
Do you have a favorite charity? Do you want to help the organization raise funds. Think
about a function at the Lodge. We can work with you to create a great fundraiser if you will
chair the committee to manage the event. Think about it! Your Lodge Home has many
attributes that will serve you and your charitable organization as well.
OCTOBER 2017 Newsletter
For up-to-date information, check our website at :
www.moose1874.org
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