LOOM OFFICE (530) 671-1204 - Yuba City Moose
VOLUME LXXV No. 5 www.yubacitymoose.org September 2018 Want to get your Moose Call early and in color? Want to get reminders of upcoming functions or events? Detach, check the following box and drop off in the LOOM Office. I would like the Moose Call e-mailed to me and no longer like it mailed to me. I would like the Moose Call e-mailed to me and would still like it mailed to me. My name is My e-mail address is LOOM OFFICE (530) 671-1204 WOTM OFFICE (530) 671-1603 FAX (530) 671-5431 SOCIAL QUARTERS (530) 671-1205 MOOSE CALL EMAIL: YUBACITYMOOSECALL@YAHOO.COM
PAGE 2 MOOSE CALL A message To our members SENIOR REGENT’S MESSAGE GOVERNOR’S MESSAGE Hello Everyone, Hello Everyone, The pre-pit and the Luau was a success! Everyone enjoyed each others company and the festivity. To all the WOTM who decorated, prepared and served the good food and the brothers on the pit crew, a Job Well Done! The Monday after the Luau, Bill Thompson and crew started to do some remodeling in the dining hall. They replaced ceiling tiles, removed paneling, installed chair and table rails and then painted. This task should be completed the first week of this month. The Moose Convention in Reno will be September 13th-16th. The LOOM and the WOTM may need volunteers to help in kitchen, Friday Night and Sunday Morning, while the officers and some members are in Reno. The District Meeting will be held at our lodge on Sunday the 23rd. If you have never been to a meeting, you are welcome to join us at 1pm. A reminder that all member will conduct themselves in a gentlemanly and ladylike manner. Vulgar, profane indecent or unbecoming language conducted in the Social Quarter or Hall is absolutely prohibited. Members are also responsible for the conduct of their guest at all times. Participation in the Social Quarter of any lodge is a privilege and not a right of membership. The Super Moose for September is Bill Thompson, for all his work to help support our lodge. We hope you had a fun-filled Summer and we hope your/our lodge was a part of it. We had a very successful Luau, thank you to all that volunteered and supported it. Our Lodge’s Labor Day BBQ is schedule for the 3rd of September. September will also be filled with the Moose Convention being held in Reno at the Atlantis, from the 13th to 16th. Plan to attend if you can. There is lots of useful information from Moose International. This month is the Star Recorder Chairman Mona Routzong. Mona will be having breakfast, pie sales and two Friday night dinners. Please help her if she needs it. Due to extenuating circumstances we are in need of a Senior Regent. Anyone who would like to run for this position, please contact the WOTM Office. We also need a chairman this year, to chair Mooseheart/Moosehaven months. Please keep in mind our annual, very fun Barn Dance is coming up in October. Our Special Moosette for this month is Laura Kriss. Laura is the WOTM Musician, the LOOM funeral chairman and she volunteers for many different functions. Thank you Laura for all you do for our Chapter. Fraternally yours, Rick Lutz Governor Sincerely, The WOTM Board of Officers Administrators Report Now that we have both new card readers installed, remember to use your current membership card to open either the main (east side) door or the south door. Please slide your card slowly and listen for the beeps, then you have 7 seconds to open the door. You will still need to show your current membership card upon entry to ensure that other non members/guests do not enter the lodge behind you. This is to satisfy our private club and IRS requirements. Fraternally yours, Joe Zenkus
MOOSE CALL PAGE 3 A YEAR TO CELEBRATE Yubacitymoose.com This Publication purpose is to present you with the Lodge goals, achievements and upcoming events. If you know of something that needs to be in this month newsletter, please e-mail me at yubacitymoosecall@yahoo.com or leave a legible handwriting article in the LOOM Office. Deadline for all Moose Call articles the second Thursday of each month. Thank you, Tara Croghan Moose Call Editor
PAGE 4 MOOSE CALL OFFICERS FOR 2018 - 2019 L.O.O.M. BOARD OF OFFICERS Governor’s Year 2018—2019 Governor . Rick Lutz Jr. Past Governor . Gary Gildemeister Jr. Governor . Frank Sturgeon Prelate .Bob Criss Treasurer . . .Joe Croghan Administrator . .Joe Zenkus 1 Year Trustee .Jason Estes 2 YearTrustee . . .Steve Holland 3 YearTrustee. .Bruce Fielder Inner Guard . .Anthony Mata Outer Guard. .Spencer Clark Sgt. At-Arms .Walter Ray CHECK OUT THESE MEETING DATES AND PLAN TO ATTEND LOOM 1st & 3rd Tuesday Regular Meeting 7:00 p.m. All LOOM Encouraged to Attend COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN Membership . . . Don Sturgeon Application Review . .Doug Tibbitts Audit Committee . Nick Eytcheson Moose Charities .Bill Thompson Activities .Skip Goldberg Heart of the Community .Rick Lutz Communications . .Bill Thompson Moose Legion . .Travis O’Neal Loss Prevention . . Government Relations Rick Lutz 2nd & 4th Tuesday Board of Officer’s Meeting 7:00 p.m. SPECIAL COMMITTEES Sports . .Jason Estes Fellowship .Travis O’Neal Orientation .Bob Criss Camping Club . .Larry Salem Adopt-a-Hwy . .Jim Hedge Funerals .Laura Kriss Lodge Secretary . Peggy Ballasch Bingo .Nick Eytcheson Kitchen Manager . .Arlis Hedge Mooseheart/Moosehaven .Joe Zenkus Publication . .Tara Croghan Web Site .Bill Thompson Buffet Chairman .Arlis Hedge WOTM 2nd Tuesday Fellowship / Legion Meeting –6:00 p.m. 1st Thursday Board of Officers - 5 pm 2nd & 4th Tuesdays Chapter Business - 7:00 pm All WOTM Encouraged to Attend “Duty Officer of the Month” Gary Gildemeister W.O.T.M. OFFICERS & CO-WORKERS 2018—2019 Senior Regent . . . Jr. Grad Regent. . . Jr. Regent . . Sue Criss Sec/Treasurer . . .Tara Croghan Recorder . . .Bonnie Sanger APPOINTED OFFICERS Guide . .Jaime Harville Assistant Guide . Musician . .Laura Kriss CHAIRPERSON Membership Retention .Bobbie Olivar Activities/Sports . .Cheryl Theran Mooseheart/Moosehaven . Community Service .Jennifer Wood Higher Degree . . Mona Routzong Special Committee Government Relations . .Joann King Buffet Chairman . .Arlis Hedge Orientation . .Janie Hood Ritual .Janie Hood Audit . .Rita Zenkus Application Review . .Pat Vasquez TOGETHER WE WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE Moose The Family Fraternity. An International Organization of Men and Women, dedicated to caring for young and old, bringing communities closer together and celebrating life. STAY INFORMED - KNOW WHAT’S GOING ON IN YOUR LODGE!!
MOOSE CALL PAGE 5 Picture Time Pre-Pit Luau
PAGE 6 MOOSE CALL MEMBERSHIP NEWS LOOM WELCOME NEW MEMBERS New Member Sponsor WOTM WELCOME NEW MEMBERS New Member Sponsor Donald Jones Norma Jones Carroll Collier Roland Meza Curtis Scribner James Pedigo Corrine Goodman Sylvia Garcia Mike Morgan John Coyle Jenny Holland Rober Schredeck Russell Hunt Steven Hunt Camille Teal Diane Grindstone David Nall John Coyle Debra Warner Trost Keith O ’ Bannion John Lee Clark James Pedigo Kaleena Ullom Anita Chenoweth Justin Munro James Pedigo Dixie Walls John Coyle Edgar Orozco Brian Arthur Lopez Kari Whitaker Branden Park Fred Bottom Mike Overton Ted Bivert Bill Thompson SICKNESS & DISTRESS Butch Cooley Gary Lopez Tom Cain Mike Anderson Richard Warnes Surgery Surgery Surgery Mother Passed Wife Passed LOOM/WOTM Mary Barrett Julia Blenn Doris Geyer Arlis Hedge Lorraine Williams Fell Ill Ill Eye Surgery Husband Passed In loving memory Al Williams Bill Dockery Born 11/17/1949 07/14/1927 Joined 01/04/2017 03/31/1954 Died 08/14/2018 08/17/2018 Please help us make every one of our Moose members feel like a part of the Family by notifying the office at 671-1204 when illness or tragedy occurs. You may also let us know by using the Sickness and Distress sheet available on the WOTM’s Bulletin Board in the lobby.
MOOSE CALL PAGE 7 September SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SAT URDAY 1 2 Breakfast “WOTM” 9 - 11am 3 4 5 Labor Day Regular LOOM Family Night BBQ 7:00pm “The Misfits” Steak or Fried 5:30-7pm Taco Night “You had me at Tacos” Adopt A HWY 9 Breakfast “Officers” 9 - 11am 10 Spaghetti 5 5:30-7pm Tea Dance 2-4pm Orientation 6pm 16 Breakfast “LOOM Officers” 9-11am 17 Spaghetti 5 5:30-7pm Higher Degree Meeting 6pm 23 Breakfast “WOTM” 9 - 11am 30 Breakfast “LOOM” 9-11am 24 Spaghetti 5 5:30-7pm 6 Chicken 6pm Karaoke 7-10pm 13 Family Night “Chefs Delight” Hot Roast Beef or French Dip 6pm MOOSE CALL ARTICLES DUE Taco Night “Traffic Jam Tacos” Karaoke 7-10pm Line Dancing-7pm 19 Regular LOOM 7 PM Taco Night “You had me at Tacos” 5:30-7pm 25 Jewelling Ceremony for Bill Thompson 5/6/7 Line Dancing-7pm 12 18 8 Family Night “The Misfits” Steak or Fried Chicken 6pm Fellowship/ Legion 6:00 PM WOTM Business 7pm LOOM Board 7pm 11 7 Family Night “LOOM Officers” Steak or Chicken Fried Steak 6pm 26 Family Night “Bob’s Surf & Turf” Steak or Fish 6pm Taco Night “Traffic Jam Tacos” 5:30-7 pm Karaoke 7-10pm Line Dancing-7pm 15 Family Night “WOTM Cooks” 5:30-7pm Cards—5:30 pm Darts -7 pm 20 21 22 Family Fun Birthday D/D Special “Legion Cooks” Brian Beef Stroganoff Dinner Nakagawa 5:30-7pm Liver and 6/7/8 Cards—5:30 pm Bingo -6:30 pm Darts -7 pm Karaoke 7-10pm Line Dancing 7pm Calendar 6pm/ Joint Board 6:30 pm WOTM Business 7 PM LOOM Board 7pm 14 27 28 Family Night “WOTM Cooks” Snack Bar 5:30-7pm Cards—5:30 pm Darts -7 pm 7pm 7pm Every Friday POST THIS CALENDAR & REFER TO IT OFTEN Onions or Beef Steak 5:30-7pm 29
PAGE 8 MOOSE LOOKING FORWARD TO THIS MONTHS ACTIVITIES Tea Dances Sunday, September 9th 2-4pm Band: Cottonwood Price: 4.00 per person am Cre Ice ssert De le Sa Special Dinner Thursday, September 22nd 5:30-7pm Liver and Onions or Ground Beef Steak with Gravy (Dinner includes Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, Green Beans, Garlic Bread and Salad Bar) Ticket Price: 10.00 Birthday Night Dinner & Dance 3rd Thursday of the Month 6 pm— Cocktails - 7 pm—Prime Rib or Prawns dinner Labor Day BBQ Monday, September 3rd 5:30-7pm 8 pm—Dancing Price— 15.00 per person No dance Only tickets Complimentary dinner to every 1204 and 1089 member in good standing with a birthday this month. Free tickets must be picked up early. ALL DINNER TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED IN ADVANCE LIMITED TO THE FIRST 240 Birthday Tickets go on sale the Monday following the previous months Birthday night from 9 am to 4 pm. Ticket Sales end the Tuesday before birthday dinner, so get your tickets early. Be sure to check in at the front door. Hamburger- 7.00 Or Steak- 10.00 (Dinner includes Watermelon, Potato Salad, Corn on the Cob and Chili Beans)
MOOSE CALL PAGE 9 MORE INFO FOR YOU. Lodge Beautification What a phenomenal effort by a few dedicated Moose members to update and improve our Lodge. Bob helped me remove the old panels along with Chris. Hal has been replacing the really old ceiling tiles and that is hard work! Leon has been rocking it fixing our walls and mudding everywhere there were old panels. Gary and his crew removed everything from the walls so we could prep and paint. Chris (Rembrandt) primed the chair rails. Joe routed all of the chair rails which was a job! Larry provided half the tools and helped paint. I helped Leon mud and did the wall texture along with buying everything needed. And of course our awesome members who contributed to the project. This is only the first 5 days but wow, what a great effort to update and improve your Lodge! Lots more helpers to recognize next month and the Social Quarters will get new ceiling tiles and repaired footrests soon as well!! We are also collecting alcohol to start a bucket of booze raffle. All proceeds from the Bucket of Booze Raffle will go toward the lodge beatification project. -Bill Thompson Adopt-A-Highway We will meet on the first Sunday of each month. We will depart from the Moose Lodge at 7:30am for our section of the highway clean-up. Remember ankle high boots, long pants and appropriate upper body wear is required. The hard hats, orange vests, pickers, gloves, eye wear and trash bags are furnished by Cal Trans. We are in need of more members to help us clean-up the highway. Please consider helping once a month. Both men and women are welcomed to join us. The Lodge will treat us to a buffet breakfast when we return. So come on out and help in the community service. Hope to see you there. If you have questions or would like to help call Jim Hedge at (530) 671-6531. -Jim Hedge Adopt-A-Highway Chairman IDENTIFICATION September 2018 Published monthly by Yuba City Family Center #1204 Loyal Order of Moose, Inc. 205 South Walton Avenue Office Hours are LOOM 8:00 am - Noon & 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm Monday-Thursday WOTM 11am - 3pm Monday - Thursday MONDAY FAMILY NIGHT 5:30-7:00 Spaghetti Night Price— 5 TUESDAY FAMILY NIGHT 5:30-7:00 Taco Night WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHT 6:00—7:30 PM Steak or Evening Special Price— 8.00 to 9.00 FRIDAY FUN NIGHT 5:30—7:00 PM Price— 7.00 SUNDAY BREAKFAST 9:00—11:00 AM One Time Buffet— 6.00 Breakfast to order available
PAGE 10 MOOSE CALL Keeping you informed. Thurs-Sat. 11-5 Sun, 10-2 Willie Moose say’s “Happy Labor Day” Moose Lodge BINGO 6:30 PM Friday, September 21st “Let’s say a special thank you to our Moose Lodge Hard working volunteers. We appreciate you!” “There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, and learning from failure.” -Colin Powel
MOOSE CALL PAGE 11 More information for you. s ’ l l i B FRIENDLY * QUICK * CONVENIENT GASOLINE * GROCERIES DELICATESSEN 530-870-4094 1443 Franklin Road Yuba City, CA 95993 DIAMOND J RANCH GOURMET BARBECUE SAUCE and MARINADE, INC. Dan “Boots” Johnson *530-300-3738 www.diamondjbbq.com Yuba City Scrap & Steel 1312 Garden Hwy. Yuba City, CA 95991 (530) 673-9442 New Steel - - Flat. angle, channel, round & square tube, Blk & Galv, Pipe & Fitting Sheet & plate cut to order. Some aluminum and stainless items. Bolts & nuts, washers, chain cable & rope. Trailer accessories, fenders, jacks, hitches, hub & spindles. Recycling Center, copper, brass & stainless aluminum.
PAGE 12 MOOSE CALL Social Quarters. Remember the Social Quarters welcomes children of all ages. Please watch your profanity. KARAOKE NIGHT Plan to attend our Karaoke nights in the Social Quarters every Wednesday night with Marty Martin The Social Quarters welcomes a few more volunteer Bartenders. Stop by and say hello to them SUNDAYS CHECK THE White board for CHANGES!!! ACO sday T e u T t ou Check 7 p.m. 5:30 1 Taco- - 4 SALAD TACO - 3 Burrito Bloody Mary Special - 2.00 Mimosa - 2.00 Happy Hour 5—6 pm night THURSDAY Happy Hour 5-6 pm (not Birthday Dinner) Now serving Boggle Vineyard Cabernet and Sauvignon Blanc By the Bottle 14.00 “HOME SAFE” Where Moose friends congregate, and your favorite beverages are served in the manner you like and consume responsibly. If you’ve had too much to drink . . . don’t drive. Call or ask a friend to drive you, or tell us, and we’ll be happy to call you a cab. We want to make sure you get HOME SAFE. The SAFE driver will receive free non-alcoholic soft drinks until the close of business. No one under 21 in smoking room MONDAYS Happy hour 5—6 p.m. Great deal on Mondays Spaghetti dinner 5.00 5:30 pm—7 pm FRIDAYS Darts at 7pm Queen of Hearts 7pm SOCIAL QUARTERS MENU CHIPS - - - .75 CANDY- - - .75 PEANUTS- - - .25 MINI PIZZA- - - 2.00 CHIMICHINGA- - - 2.00 HOTDOGS - - - 1.00 POLISH DOGS - - - - 1.50 PHILLY CHEESE - - - - - 2.50 Items are available during business hours. Check with the bartender for any WI FI AVAILABLE
MOOSE CALL PAGE 13 More information WOTM Higher Degree Monday, September 17th Thank you Volunteers! At Tracy Diner (724 J. St. Marysville) 6pm Sunday Morning Door Persons We had a very successful Root beer float sale on Pre-pit. Thank you to all who donated ice cream and root beer. We will be having another root beer float sale on Labor Day (Monday, September 3rd) at 5:30. Come on by and support us. This month is Star Recorder month. All WOTM members will be receiving a letter asking you to contribute to our bake less bake sale. Please contribute to this fundraiser if you can. We also need pies for Wed. night this month. Our next meeting will be Monday, Sept. 17th at Tracy’s Diner. All AOF Member are welcomed to attend. Join us for fun games and a raffle. Mona Routzong-Higher Degree Chairman Arlis Hedge-Academy of Friendship Member Date Host/Hostess 1st Sunday Doris Dier 2nd Sunday Wanda Jordan 3rd Sunday Bob Keller 4th Sunday Barbara Ellis 5th Sunday Pat & CarmenVasquez If you can not make your date, please call the office or another door person to take your place. Date 1st Tues. 2nd Tues. 3rd Tues. 4th Tues 5th Tues. If you can not make your date, please call the office or another door person to take your place. Thank You Members. Look What you Did? Gabriel Noah Tuesday Evening Door Persons Host/Hostess Tara Croghon John & Dot Lanigan Tara Croghan Pat & Carmen Vasquez Tara Croghan Date 1st Wed. 2nd Wed. 3rd Wed. 4th Wed 5th Wed. Wednesday Evening Door Persons Host/Hostess Alternate Wanda Jordan Suzanne Connelly Wanda Jordan Barbara Ellis Jane Miller Barbara Ellis If you can not make your date, please call the office or your alternate Barn Dance Coming Soon Saturday, October 13th 6-7-8 Menu: BBQ Ribs, Chili Beans, Corn on the Cob, Cole Slaw, Corn Bread and Cake for Dessert Ticket Price: 13.00
Coming in October October 13th Barn Dance October 14th Tea Dance October 18th B-Day Dinner/Dance October 27th Halloween D/D ASSOCIATE WEBSITE www.ca-nvmoose.org Association E-mail (Office of the Secretary) cnmoose@onemain.com
VOLUME LXXV No. 5 www.yubacitymoose.org September 2018 LOOM OFFICE (530) 671-1204 WOTM OFFICE (530) 671-1603 FAX (530) 671-5431
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