HOPEWELL MOOSE NEWS. ONE YEAR FREE to Active Military/First Responders

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1 HOPEWELL MOOSE NEWS Premier Lodge Award Hopewell Moose Family Center Newsletter FEB 2017 ONE YEAR FREE to Active Military/First Responders Overview: Members of the military and first responders have always been individuals who have gravitated towards the Moose, often providing effective leadership for our lodges and chapters. In almost every case, they are solid members of their communities and productive members of the fraternal unit in which they belong. This program focuses on these two groups and offers a significant cost savings for new individuals who may be interested and asked to join the Moose. Time frame: January 1, 2017 April 29, 2017, with the option of extending the program through December 31st, 2017 if it proves to be successful in attracting this demographic. Program: Moose International, LOOM and WOTM of the Hopewell Moose Lodge waived all fees and dues for a new or reenrolled member as a pilot program making the first year membership FREE and is endorsed by the Supreme Council, Grand Council and the Board of Officers for the Hopewell Moose Lodge. Men and women of the military (active) and first responders join at no cost. However; the Lodge is asking that these new members be asked to attend orientations, functions, dinners, social quarter activities and Heart of the Community. This special group of NEW MEM- BERS will be asked to attend an orientiation on schedule for 3 March and 7 April. Additionally, members of both groups who join the Moose via this program are urged to promote membership to their colleagues, thus increasing the impact of the program. As part of the program, the Moose Legion Council and the Hopewell Moose Legion also waived all international dues and fees for any current active military or first responder, as well as all new members of these groups who qualify during the proposed time frame. Who Is Included? Active Duty Military: Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, Active Reservist First Responders: Law Enforcement, Firefighters (full-time and volunteer), Paramedics, Emergency Medical Technicians Not included at this time: Veterans, doctors, nurses, National Guard, Moose multimembers How do I Fill Out and Submit the Application? Complete and submit a membership application as you would any other. In the employer and/or occupation line, indicate the area (active military or first responder) where the individual qualifies and give the specific title as requested (i.e. First Responder, Anytown Fire Station, Firefighter). Since the lodge waived its portion of the dues, you simply need to turn in the application. Do not collect any fees. Troy King, Membership Chairman In This Issue NOMINATING SLIP & DATES ENTERTAINMENT FELLOWSHIP WINE AND CHEESE TASTING WOTM VALENTINE DANCE CENTRAL VIRGINIA JUN- IOR SHAGGERS WORK- SHOPS VIRGINIA MOOSE ASSO- CIATION SPONSOR MEMBERSHIP CAM- PAIGN MYRTLE CASEY SEN- IOR LUNCHEON PRELATES CORNER SUNSHINE CHAIRMAN DINNER MENU SPONSORS

2 Myrtle Casey Senior Luncheon NEXT: 16 Feb / TIME: Noon 48 members attended the Senior Luncheon on 19 January. The winner of the Moose Bucks for this month was Rachel McCann. Make your plans to attend next month on 16 Feb for a great time. COME TO THE BEST MEAL IN TOWN Senior Lunch Chairman Jack Casey Administrator Message In an effort, to keep our members and bingo patrons informed, during inclement weather, we have been added to both NBC12 and WTVR6 notifications, that run at the bottom of your TV screen. Should severe weather occur, look to these channels for closing information. Also, effective Feb 1, the office hours will change to Tues-Fri 10am-5pm. Fraternally, Brad Ozmore Junior Governor's Message Hopewell Moose Lodge Members, as many of you are aware, Brad Ozmore became the Acting Administrator last summer. This left his position as Junior Governor vacant. I was asked to return to the Board of Officers to fill the vacancy. Last month Brad was voted in as the Administrator by the LOOM. Effective 1 Feb the I will fill the position of Governor until the Elections. With these transitions, I would like to assure you that the Board of Officers will continue to do the exemplary job. As your Board of Officers have frequently stated, we would like to hear your thoughts and address your concerns. In order to do this we need your help. We request that you attend the General Membership meetings on the 1st & 3rd Thursday of every month. This is where you can present your ideas and/or concerns. If having your voice heard isn't good enough, did you know that just by attending you could win up to $500. Yes, $500!!! So instead of letting your voice only be heard by the members sitting next to you in the Social Quarters or by your friends and family, bring them to the General Membership meeting where it can be addressed appropriately. On a personal note, I would like to thank all of you for your well wishes, thoughts & prayers for the recent loss of my father, Jim Gaskill. Although it was before I was affiliated with the Moose, I recall him being an active member and frequently volunteering before they were relocated in 1986 to Ohio. Ohio is where my mother, Jo- Ann Gaskill, still resides. It was his wish as a member of the Shriner s, in leu of flowers, donations be made in his name to the Shriners Hospital for Children in Cincinnati, Ohio. You can copy this link and hit the button at the top right, "Donate". Remember, it's a tax deductible for you. In closing, remember your lodge is here for you, so please be here for it. Help when and where you can. The power of many can be much greater and with less effort then the power of one with all the effort. Brian Carpenter, Junior Governor / MOOSE PROUD Admin Staff Message Tickets for Dances/Events go on sale 30 days prior to the Dance/Event. On Sale NOW are: WOTM Valentine Dance Smokin Hot, February 10, 2017 Fellowship Wine & Cheese First Class Band, February 25, 2017 Future Sales: Entertainers, March 4, 2017 on Sale on February 3, 2017 St Patrick s Day Pizazz, March 17, 2017 on Sale on February 17, 2017 Office Staff 2

3 Senior Regents Message If you are tired of the unusually cold winter weather that gripped this area in January, there may be a reprieve if nature's weatherman cooperates. The annual appearance of the groundhog on February 2nd is anxiously awaited as an indication of the early arrival of spring. The custom of using groundhogs, or woodchucks, to predict weather for the following six weeks was brought to America by people from Germany and Great Britain. According to the legend, the groundhog awakens from its winter sleep on February 2nd and sticks his head out of the ground to look around. If the sun is shining and the groundhog sees his shadow, he crawls back into his hole in fright, signalling six more weeks of winter weather. If the day is cloudy, the groundhog does not see his shadow and stays outside, indicating that spring is just around the corner. Although science has not confirmed the reliability of this method of weather forecasting, people anxiously await reports of groundhog sightings. Punxsutawney Phil, Pennsylvania's famous furry forecaster, is widely considered the authority in early weather warnings. Regardless of the weather conditions outside, our lodge will be nice, warm and inviting. The WOTM are especially excited about our Sweetheart Dance scheduled for Friday, February 10th. Music will be performed by Smokin' Hot. Tickets are $15.00 in advance, $18.00 at the door. Make plans now to reserve your favorite table, bring your Sweetheart and dance the night away. Check our calendar for other great ways to escape the cold weather. Sundays and Tuesdays, bingo begins at 6:30 PM, Trivia with a Twist is held on 2nd and 4th Thursdays. Don't forget the Senior Luncheon on the 3rd Thursday each month. Wednesday and Friday evenings we'll be serving your favorite meals followed by DJ music for dancing. Our WOTM meetings are on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at 7:30 PM. We invite each of you to attend. Coming up in March the Nominating Committee will be selecting applicants to fill our Board of Officers positions: Senior Regent, Junior Regent, Secretary and Recorder. If you would be interested in one of these positions, please give me a call. Madelyn W. Collier Senior Regent All people SMILE in the same language. Ladies, please be advised, the first meeting of the nominating committee will be held immediately following the regular meeting of the WOTM on February 1st at approximately 8:30 PM. Please consider volunteering for one of these positions: Senior Regent, Junior Regent, Recorder, Secretary-Treasurer. Likewise, we also need Committee Chairwomen. We sincerely ask that you attend this meeting and be a part of the 'new year' for the Women of the Moose. WOTM, Hopewell Chapter 1180 by Sunshine Chairman Carolyn Gladwell (804) For deaths, please call Beverly Daniels PASSED Ida "Jean" Clements THINKING OF YOU CARDS *Robin Rush-Her nephew was in a bad car accident and was in critical care. *Amy Patton- mother Debrah Waller passed away. *MarySue Langley - Juanita Langley, and Shirley Langley sisterin-law passed away *Debbie Touchet Jones- mother passed away. *Diane Allen- Brother passed away. *Jane Ozmore- Sister passed away. GET WELL SOON *Cheryl Ross-Was in the hospital then had back surgery *Beverly Hios- Has been sick *Debbie Hios-Had back surgery *Marie Matlock-In the Emergency Room *Terri Hios -Has back problems & had infusion injections Please keep these families and all our co -workers in your prayers. 3

4 MEMBER- SHIP COM- MITTEE If you know a Former Brother of the Hopewell Moose Lodge, We are offering all EX- PIRED AND DROPPED members an opportunity to rejoin the Lodge for just $35. They must be signed up and sponcered by an active member. Eligibility: The member must be in a DROPPED (OUT OF AT LEAST TWO YEARS) OR EXPIRED STATUS (OUT AT LEAST ONE YEAR) We would love to see THEM back in the Lodge. Troy King, Membership Chairman SAVE THE DATE The Hopewell Moose Lodge presents: The PIZAZZ Band GET YOUR GREEN ON and come celebrate St. Patrick s Day at the Hopewell Moose Lodge!!! COST: $15 in advance and $18 at the door. $100 in Moose Bucks for best green outfit for the most festive GREEN dressed. Doors open at 7 and the band takes the stage at 8!!! Members and Qualified Guests Only No outside food, set-ups or coolers allowed. This is a smoking event HOPEWELL MOOSE BOWLING LEAGUE The Hopewell Moose Lodge is forming a Tuesday night league. Anyone interested contact Richard Boyette at Requirements: Must be an active Hopewell Moose LOOM or WOTM member Cost: $15 per week per bowler Date: Teams Bowl every Tuesday Location: 15th Street Bowling Alley, Hopewell Virginia Congratulations to Barbara Nestor and Wilma K. Turner for earning "Top 25 Sponsor" report ending January 8, Thank you for your commitment and efforts to strengthen our fraternal unit. Our lodge and chapter applaud you! ~D.M. Ozmore 4

5 Entertainment News A couple of our winter weather months have passed, along with our first winter storm. Hopefully we got the worst of our winter weather out of the way early so we can get on with our Moose activities. Remember we have a busy schedule packed with all kinds of activities to get us to 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. Advanced 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 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 posting will be posted on our Hopewell Moose Facebook page. Upcoming Events Feb 10-The Women of the Moose are hosting a Valentines Dance like they have never done before. Gary Lowder and SMOKIN HOT will take the stage at 8. They are the recipients of many music awards and are nominated for many more. When they were here last spring, I was told several times that they were the best band that s ever been on our stage! Come support the Women of the Moose and have an evening of entertainment that you won t forget! Advance tickets will be $15.00, $18.00 at the door. This will be a non-smoking event. BYOB Feb 25-- The Fellowship committee is hosting the annual Wine and Cheese Dance featuring UNCORKED. They have been a project in the works for quite some time and in 2015 it came to light. The members have years of musical experience in various genres ranging from Soul, Southern Rock, Beach, Country, Blues, Motown and just about everything in between. The members have performed up and down the East coast with other established professional bands since 1986 and have always wanted to branch out and cover several genres and offer something for everyone. This will be an elegant event as it always is with the wine and cheese tasting, fellowship, music and dancing. Food, wine and cheese tasting will be from 6 until 8. The live music and dancing will crank up from 8 until 11. Ticket for this event is $20 per person. This is a non-smoking event. BYOB. March 4- A longtime favorite, THE ENTERTAINERS BAND will return to our ballroom at 8 p.m. Earl Dawkins and the boys are hotter than ever, currently having 3 hits on the top 20. The last 3 times they have been to our lodge they have had the #1 hit on the charts. This band will pack the house so get your tickets early! Advanced tickets are $15, $18 at the door. This will be a non-smoking event. BYOB. March 17- The Pizzaz Band will return to our Ballroom for our St. Patrick s Day Party at 8 pm. Pizzaz brought the entertainment to our Halloween Bash. Anyone that attended that event, will vouch for what a great time we had in October. Door will open at 7. Advanced tickets will be $15, $18 at the door. No coolers or outside food is allowed. Food will be available. BYOB. Smoking will be allowed. Central Virginia Junior Shaggers Workshops The Central Virginia Junior Shaggers will be having their monthly workshops in our social quarters from 2 until 4. We have a great group of kids ranging in age from pre-school to upper teens. If you know of any kids that might enjoy this, please bring them. There are no fees for this activity. Stop by and see what these youngsters can do and how much they enjoy what they are doing. We are getting a late start because of last month s snowstorm. The first workshop will be on February 12th from 2 until 4. Refreshments will be supplied. The rest of the schedule will be March 12th, April 9th, May 7th, and June 4th.. Bring your kids, your grandkids, a neighbor s or friend s kids. It will be fun for all! Art Seward, Entertainment Chairman We hope to see you at every event! Art Seward, Entertainment Chairman 5

6 PRELATES CORNER / Darrell Johnson Please contact the office to report illness or death of a Brother or Family Passed: *Paul Boyette *Brian Carpenter s Father Sickness: *Mark Marshall *Brian Carpenter *Jim Akridge *Joe Disanto It is now 9 o'clock, and the little children at Mooseheart kneel by their beds to say their evening prayers. Let us face towards Mooseheart, bow our heads, and join them in Silent Prayer. (Bell Tolls 9 Times) Repeat after me... Let the little children come to me. Do not keep them away. For they are like the kingdom of Heaven. GOD BLESS Mooseheart! WOTM Nominating Committee JUST A QUICK REMINDER GIRLS. OUR ELECTION OF A NEW BOARD OF OFFIC- ERS IS COMING UP. PLEASE CONSIDER HELPING YOUR CHAPTER OUT. WE WILL NEED A NEW BOARD OF OFFICERS -- SENIOR REGENT -- JUNIOR RE- GENT -- SECRETARY-TREASURER -- RECORDER. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ANY OF THESE OFFICES, PLEASE LET ANY CURRENT BOARD OF OFFICERS KNOW. THE FIRST MEETING WILL BE FEB- RUARY 8:30PM. THIS IS YOUR CHAP- TER AND WE NEED YOU. THANKS, MATTIE ROGERS, RECORDER Nominating Committee Time to start thinking about running for the Moose Board of Officers. IAW Sec The Nominating Committee will organize...for our Lodge they will meet on 16 February immediately following the General Membership Meeting. With the exception of the Administrator, all officers are nominated on 16 March and are elected on 6 April. The final date and time to submit is 6 March at 5pm to the Administrator. No other nominations are accepted after 5pm. Current Board of Officer Positions are 3 Year Trustee, Prelate, Jr. Governor, Treasurer and Governor. Please read your General Laws as the criteria for running for Governor has various stipulations. Nominating Committee 1472 PRIDE NOMINATING SLIP Application for Position On the Board of Officers: I, Brother (First) (M.I.) (Last), wish to be considered for the office of (circle one): Governor, Junior Governor, Prelate, 3 Year Trustee or Treasurer. I recognize the responsibilities and duties of the office and am willing to devote the necessary time and effort required by the office if elected. All submission due 6 March to the Administrator. No other nominations are accepted after 5pm 6

7 DINNER AT THE HOPEWELL MOOSE LODGE THE KITCHEN MAY FEATURE VARIOUS VOLUNTEERS OR SPECIAL GUESTS PREPARING YOUR MEALS. PLEASE BE PATIENT AND REMEM- BER WE ARE HERE FOR MOOSEHEART AND MOOSEHAVEN Wednesday Feb 1: Fried Chicken, 2 Sides, Bread / Dark Meat: $5.95 / White Meat: $6.95 Friday Feb 3: Lasagna, Garlic Bread and 1 trip to the salad bar for $8.50 Wednesday Feb 8: Open Face Turkey Sandwich with 2 Sides for $8.95 Friday Feb 10: Seafood Platter with Fish, Crab Cake, Steamed or Fried Shrimp and Oysters with 2 Sides and Bread for $12.95 ADD a Shrimp Cocktail (6 Piece) for an additional $9.95 Wednesday Feb 15: Meatloaf with 2 Sides and Bread for $8.95 Friday Feb 17: Pork BBQ Plate with 2 Sides and Bread for $7.95 Wednesday Feb 22: Chicken-n-Dumplings with 1 Side for $8.95 Friday Feb 24: Beef Roast with Potatoes, Carrots and Onions with 1 Side and Bread for $8.95 Hopewell Moose lodge 7

8 COLONIAL HEIGHTS MOOSE LODGE A local Lodge needs your support. The Colonial Heights Moose Lodge & Moose Legion are having the following upcoming events: MOOSE LEGION 1. GOLDEN BALL CEREMONY, 11 Feb from 7-11pm. No cost, finger foods provided with the Coal River band providing the entertainment. LODGE 1. Quarter BINGO, visit the Colonial Heights Moose Lodge for details. Troy King, Junior Past Governor, Hopewell Moose Lodge "A New Moose Experience For A New Generation" ~ Coming soon! The Moose has a 128 year commitment to working families, and new, innovative plans are underway to meet today's needs. It will target 3 under tapped & specific areas, and will be profitbased. These centers will not replace existing lodges, but will be "in addition to" our lodge homes. They are designed for the working families, of today & tomorrow. In addition to being bright, airy, open and technology supportive, a high focus will be on Tommy Moose and our Heart of Community. They will feature: 1) Kitchen/Market Cafe: A neighborhood kitchen & bright cafes with nourishing choices. Offering the "Best-In-Class" eat in and take out fresh, wholesome food options for the family and individuals. 2) Complete "Co-Working": Offering state of the art, flexible, gathering and meeting spaces. These areas will be "technology smart" resulting in productive, fluid offices to meet today's changing workforce needs. 3) Drop-in Daycare: Using a "Discovery & Play" innovative approach with the Mooseheart curriculum. Whether your needs are for an hour or a day, the "drop-in" option allows you greater flexibility to meet your needs. ~ D.M. Ozmore Jr Grad Regent Academy of Friendship Congratulations to Janice Hayzlett, our newest Academy of Friendship coworker! Janice was conferred at our Mid-year Conference held in Norfolk, on January 23, This was long overdue, as she was eligible and slated to receive this degree last year; but a heavy snowfall prevented many from traveling to Norfolk for that portion of our conference. In total, the State of Virginia, Women of the Moose, had 76 co-workers present that received their "Academy of Friendship" Degree. This is the first degree for the WOTM. These women came from lodges/chapters all throughout Virginia. Way to go! Special thanks to Portsmouth Chapter #966 for hostessing this conference, and to all the special guests and dignitaries, past & present, for your efforts to ensure a successful conference for all. Our chapter has several women who are eligible to receive their A/F Degree. We urge each of you, to take the time and join us at our next Mid-Year Conference, to receive your honors. These honors will remain with you throughout your "Moose" lifespan, even if you transfer lodges. If you qualified several years ago, you are STILL eligible to receive your degree, you would just need to contact our Chapter's Recorder prior to our next Mid -Year conference for details. These are your personal honors that you worked hard for, whether it was from holding a chairmans position and sponsoring 2 new members, or from sponsoring 5 new members. Your hard work should not go unnoticed, and only helps to strengthen our chapter. ~ D.M. Ozmore Jr Grad Regent 8

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10 Membership is the life line of any organization For whatever reason our numbers are down. I am making a personal plead to each of you; please sign or re -enroll a member now. If everyone would just sign one. One is a powerful number. Let us all lead by example. Each Board member, each District Officer, each Lodge officer, and each member that truly cares about their Lodge home; we need you to sign or reenroll a member now. We have a short window so do not hesitate and do it now!!!!! Let us together reverse this trend and get our numbers back up again.!!!!!! VMA, Jr. Past President Jim Cridlin MOOSE LEGION Feb is the Moose Legion Winter Celebration, in Hampton. We continue to sponsor our Sunshine Child, at Mooseheart. Remember, after 6 months in the Moose OR sponsor 1 member and you are eligible to join the Moose legion. Brad Ozmore, Moose Legion Chairman FREE DANCE LESSONS Shag Dance lessons will be held on every Monday evening February and March. Lessons are free to all members. If you want to come as a guest to see if this is for what you like, you can come twice and participate and then we ask that you join if you would like to continue. Beginners lessons will be held on Mondays in February, and Intermediate will be help on Mondays in March. The ballroom will be open by 6:30, See you then! Art Seward, Entertainment Chairman FELLOWSHIP ANNUAL WINE AND CHEESE TASTING The Fellowship will host its Annual Wine and Cheese Tasting on 25 February Tickets on sale in the office for $20 and includes both the Wine & Cheese and a night of dancing. Fellowship Chairman Ray Schaefer Sr. is this years Chairman and is looking forward to the of support from the WOTM, Moose Legion, Lodge Catering Staff, and a host of Volunteers. If you missed this event last year, you missed out on the classiest, upscale event of the year. The selection of wines and displays of cheese are too numerous to mention. Mark your calendars now so you do not miss out again. Ray Schaefer Sr., Fellowship Chairman 10

11 Sponsor Page 5200 Oaklawn Boulevard, North Prince George, VA Mailing Address: PO Box 590, Hopewell, VA Sales: (804) Service: (804) American Legion BINGO every Wednesday evening from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Doors open at 5:00 PM. Open to public. Minimum Admission package fee $15.00 Hopewell Memorial Post E. City Point Road, Hopewell, VA Marshall Cab Serving Hopewell, Fort Lee & The Tri-Cities Since Call to schedule We are available 24/7 Virginia Operating Authority Permit # DMV Taxicab Permit Number TC

12 HOPEWELL MOOSE FAMILY CENTER 4701 Western Street Hopewell, Virginia (804) Fax (804) Office Hours: 9:00am 5:00pm Mon - Fri LODGE OFFICERS Governor Administrator VACANT Brad Ozmore Jr. Past Governor Troy King Jr. Governor Brian Carpenter Prelate Darrell Johnson Treasurer Don Readshaw Trustee 3-Year Jim Akridge Trustee - 2 Year Ray Schaefer Sr. Trustee 1-Year Art Seward Sergeant-at-Arms Garland Jacobs Inner Guard Joey Hios COMMITTEES (IAW General Laws 1 July 2014) Moose Charities Committee Darrell Johnson Auditing Committee Jarold Langley Membership Committee Troy King Application Review Committee Roy Snyder Heart of the Community Don Readshaw Loss Prevention Committee Art Seward Communications Committee Troy King Gov t Relations Committee Jim Akridge Activities Committee Jim Jordan - Youth Jim Jordan - Seniors Jack & Myrtle Casey - Darts Jim Jordan - Entertainment Art Seward - Massey Cancer Jarold Langley WOTM MEETING DATES 1st WEDNESDAY -6:30PM Joint Officers Meeting -7:00 PM Welcome Party -7:30 PM Chapter Night 2nd WEDNESDAY -7:00 PM Board of Officers Meeting 3rd WEDNESDAY -7:30PM Business/Balloting 4th WEDNESDAY -If needed (Fund Raiser, etc.) WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Madelyn Collier - Senior Regent Beverly Daniels - Junior Regent Dawn Ozmore - Jr. Graduate Regent Jo Anne Noland - Secretary/Treasurer Mattie Rogers - Recorder Appointed Officers: Elizabeth Benka - Guide Ann McGee - Assistant Guide Committee Chairmen: Ola Wyatt - Membership Retention Mary Simmons - Community Service Vonnie Bargloff - Activities/Sports Pamela Harsh - Mooseheart/Moosehaven Valerie Harsh - Higher Degree Special Chairmen: Audit Chair - Pat Morris Government Relations - Elizabeth Benka Sunshine Chair - Carolyn Gladwell (804) Decorating Chair - Marie Matlock Meet & Greet - Gloria Anderson Moose Charities - Cindy King Moose Legion Committee Brad Ozmore Ritual Committee Larry Hipps Fellowship Committee Ray Schaefer Sr. Crime Solvers Chairman Roy Snyder General Membership Meeting 1 st & 3 rd Thursdays, 7:00PM Moose Legion Meeting Following LOOM on 1st Thursday of the month Lodge Officer Meeting 1 st & 3 rd Wednesdays, 7:00PM SOCIAL QUARTERS HOURS Sunday 12 Noon 10:00 pm Monday 12 Noon 10:00 pm Tuesday 12 Noon 10:00pm Tuesday (Dart Night) 12 Noon Midnight Wednesday 12 Noon Midnight Thursday 12 Noon 10:00pm Thursday (Trivia Night) 12 Noon 11:00pm Friday 12 Noon 1:00am Saturday 12 Noon Midnight Lounge Phone: DINING ROOM HOURS Wednesday & Friday 5:30 PM 8:00 PM HOPEWELL MOOSE FACEBOOK HopewellMooseFamilyCenter1472/ Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Permit #28 Hopewell, VA