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Volume 17 Number 11

Satellite Beach Lodge #2367

Chapter #1983, Moose Legion #197

“

“The SEABREEZE” is published monthly by Satellite Beach Lodge #2367, Loyal Order of Moose 1811-15 S Patrick Drive Indian Harbour Beach, FL 32937

and distributed free to all Lodge members. Non-Profit Organization Postage Paid at Melbourne, FL USPS Permit #499

Social Quarters: (321) 779-5794 Office: (321) 779-5744 WOTM: (321) 779-5796

E-Mail: Lodge2367@mooseunits.org W.O.T.M. E-Mail: Chapter 1983@mooseunits.org

Lodge Website: http://lodge2367.moosepages.org Editor E-Mail: wsavelli@cfl.rr.com

SOCIAL QUARTERS HOURS Monday thru Thursday; Noon to Midnight

Friday & Saturday; Noon to 1 AM. / Sunday; 1 to 8 PM

Brothers, as you all know this month our Lodge

will host the Sailfish Moose Legion Celebration and

to do this we are going to need many bodies to vol­

unteer with this three day function which will be

held on March 14th, 15th, & 16th, if you can help

see Chris Banta or myself.

Also that weekend we are having the chicken fry

and a fishing tournament and there will be a

drawing for the Big Screen TV.

Its that time of the year again for elections, so

you or somebody you know who want to run check

this bulletin for your official nomination form.

I would like to thank Chantal for taking over the

kitchen duties for Lamar, she will be in the kitchen

on Wednesday’s & Friday’s for lunch, Friday nights

for Karaoke and Saturday morning’s Breakfast.

Congratulations to Brother Michael Marks on his

appointment as Sergeant of Arms for FBMA

District 7.

See you at the lodge.

Fraternally,

Governor

Governor

Dennis Dolan

Junior Governor

Chris Banta

Prelate

Robert Richards

Administrator

Byron Hopkins

Treasurer

Tom Martin

Jr. Past Governor

Vern Sipe

Sergeant-at-Arms

Robert Stein

3 Year Trustee

Bill Savelli

2 Year Trustee

Fred Collins

1 Year Trustee

Bill Longley

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Sunday March 16th ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT! HERE

(While supplies last, First come First served)

3PM to 6PM Fried Chicken, Green Beans, Mashed Potato’s, and Gravy

Put on by “Volunteers”

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Name:___________________________________________________ Street Address:____________________________________________ City:________________________ State:________ Zip:___________ Phone:__________________________ Birthday:_________________ E-Mail Address:___________________________________________

W.O.T.M. send to: Satellite Beach Chapter #1983 P.O. Box 372622 Satellite Beach, FL 32937-2631 Attn: Lorine McDavitt, Recorder

L.O.O.M. Send To: Satellite Beach Moose Lodge # 2367 P.O. Box 373175 Satellite Beach, FL 32937-2631 Attn: Bill Hopkins, Administrator

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March 2014 Robert & Donna Rogers

Helen Scoville Barry Foster Becky Waite

In Memory of John Waite

James Chimber In Memory of John Mitchell

April 2014 Fred & Connie Collins Bob & Kathy Veaudry

Nina Hannegan Phyllis Principe

Harriet L Salomon In Memory of Barbara Berry

May 2014 Tom Martin June 2014

Dave & Irene LaPlante Dennis Dolan Chris Banta July 2014

Chad & Joanne Weston Duane Flynn In Memory of Jimmy Flynn August 2014 Ed Fleming

In Memory of Eleanore Sipe

September 2014 Jim & Gail Brennan

Martin & Ilamae Falter Neil & Regina Lindblad

October 2014 Pat Savelli Bill Savelli

In Memory of Pasquale “Pat” Diana

In Memory of Terry Duff

November 2014 Marion Simms In Memory of

Sally Monahan In Memory of

“Kitty” McHenry December 2014 In Memory of

Robert “Bob” Kiefer January 2015

Frank & Susan Circosta Michael O’Neal

Raymond “Pete” Walter March 2015

In Memory of Sam Arsenault

May 2015 Jeanne Roach

Marlene Parson In Memory of

Louise Espenschied September 2015 Elizabeth Beaver

Harry Wood & Rachael Baldwin Wood

October 2015 Sheila & Pat Banks

December 2015 Darlene Woodruff

In Memory of David Woodruff

February 2016 Ed & Barbara Huffmire James & Marjorie Roy

Art & Jo Ann Monterastelli March 2016

Marion Wenner Kathleen Mokson Joanne Grassie

July 2016 Donna Richards In Memory of John Waite

Dick Peckham September 2016

Helen Frank Frank & Ann Brockerman

In Memory of Tommy Capille

May 2017 Barbara & Lew

Sandra Farrington Lorine McDavitt November 2017

Iva Boskovich Ellen Huseman

July 2018 Barbara Gorski In Memory of Peter Gorski January 2021

Don & Catherine Flory David Hottel May 2021

Peggy Leggett February 2023

Vern Sipe April 2025

Margaret Haines

To be a Moose Booster -See Bill Savelli

Make a donation of $5 / person per year [$10 / couple] to our “Lodge Booster Fund”, Satellite Beach Moose Lodge #2367

P.O. Box 373175 Satellite Beach, FL. 32937-2631 Or drop it off at the Lodge in an envelope marked for “Lodge Administrator”

February was a good month for the Chicken Fry, Steak Dinner, Valentine Dinner/Dance, Polish Dinner thru the District Meeting. All were well at-

tended and considered by all to compliment the lodge. Our only disappointment was the temporary loss of our cook Lamar Crutchfield's expertise in the kitchen doing our lunches and Saturday breakfast. He will be out for a while pending an operation. In his place will be Chantal Phillips equally capable of preparing the good food associ-ated with the lodge and keeping the menu as is with the exception of adding Friday Night. We would like to see more of you at the monthly meetings, your input would be welcome and could possibly help solve some of the problems the lodge has to deal with. I would like to remind everyone of the Lodge Annual Election of Officers which will take place on April 16, 2014. For those of you who would like to become involved in the lodge policies and procedures as a candidate you can find the de-tails in last month's Seabreeze. A special section for that purpose under the heading of ELECTION INFORMATION gives dates and details or you can call the office of the Administrator at 321-779-5744 and we will answer your questions. If you don't run for office take your time and check out the candidates before you vote and make a decision based on the facts that you have been able to compile. Also, remember our program still in effect of signing on two new members and receiving ONE YEAR FREE MEMBERSHIP. This is an excellent program and is good for both the NEW MOOSE MEMBER and THE SPONSOR RECIEVING the FREE YEAR. Call the office for any questions you may have regarding this" Almost Too Good To Be True" opportunity

Fraternally,

Bill Hopkins, Administrator

Satellite Beach Lodge #2367 Nominating Form 2014/2015

I, Brother_________________________ _wish to be considered for (include first, middle (and/or nickname) and last name) the office of____________________ (state title of office) 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.

—————————————–———--- Signature —————————————–———— Date

Send Form to: Satellite Beach Lodge #2367

P.O. Box 373175 Satellite Beach, FL

32937-2631 Postmark by 3/12/2013

Co‐Workers:

Thank you for all you do to support Mooseheart,

Moosehaven, and our Moose Lodge

2367/WOTM 1983.

January Co‐Worker of the Month : Jo Nell Hall.

Our Chapter continues to grow, come attend New

Member Orientation the 4th Wednesday of each

month at 7:30 pm. Contact me: Pamala Hauser

321‐622‐6187 to RSVP.

Chairmen needed for each monthly activity (12)let

us know what Month You would like to Chair.

Chairman needed for Rescued &

Displaced Animals.

Secretary/Treasurer needed for WOTM 1983

2014/2015

Please, contact any WOTM Officer to sing up for a Chair position.

Voting for our New Officers for 2014/2015 will be 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm

– March 26th.

See you around the lodge.

Fraternally yours,

Pamala Hauser, Sr. Regent WOTM1983@gmail.com PH# 321-622-6187

Senior Regent

Pamala Hauser

Jr. Graduate Regent

Alana Kowalski

Junior Regent

Katrina Banta

Chaplain

Becky Waite

Secretary /Treasurer

Caroline McGuire

Recorder

Donna Yandles

Guide

Rachel Baldwin-Wood

Asst. Guide

Lorine McDavitt

W.O.T.M. OFFICERS

Any information missing, deleted or incorrect in this newsletter please contact

Bill Savelli at 321– 626-4000

Name:___________________________________ Birth Date: ______________

1st Lisa Ferreira

Rachel Gloeckner Lorraine Traylor

2nd Thea Furney

Bonnie Harris Eugene Heslin

3rd Dee Carroll

David Evens Barbara Ann Gorski

Larry Lendo 4th

Nanci Devore William Eells

Chester Lovering Carolyn Lukenbill

Michele Morelli Edward Richard, Jr.

5th Charles LeCoumpte

Nancy Mills Alfred Poreda

6th Joseph Baswas Barbara Beard Patricia Bray

George Delmas 7th

Hella Cagle Jan Cordodor Jere Spurlin

8th William Adams Linda Donna Doris Gazic

Lou Platt 9th

Nicholas Hile, III Donald Loncosky

Norma Myers Sally Ann Stephen

10th John Doan

11th Bonnie Decaro Marilyn P. Short Patrick Taylor

12th Mellissa Cranfield

Ester Dale Cassandra Klein Nancy Pellerin Patricia Savelli

Edna Seitz 13th

Darin Brady Lewis Katras Joseph Miron

Sharon Rodriguez 14th

Doris Baldwin Judith Detweiler Geneva Logan

Myles McDonough Debbie Pierce David Zsiga

15th Debra Jones

Vada Rinehart Laurie Wahrendorf

16th Linda Elstone

Constance Felker Tracey Middleton

17th Patricia Cutright

Tom Davis Dean Edmunson

Pat Gilbert Kelly Murray

Leonard Ross 18th

Sharon Medernach 19th

Joanne Stringfield 20th

Billy Easterly John Meade

Cynthia Osborne Phyllis Palmer Penny Shipler

21st Joann Carrasco

Marian L. Newman 22nd

Harriet Salomon Helen Scoville

23rd Bonnie Pierce

24th Margaret Haines Carolyn Kross Michael Riley

25th Mary Beatty

Richard McCarthy John Nowak

Jill Orr 26th

Roger Henry Charles Hensler, Sr.

Laine Leonard 27th

Thomas L Andrews Patricia Noe

Joyce Viceroy 28th

Linda J. Flynt Regina Lindblad

29th Clinton Davis Irene LaPlante Susan Marotta

Mary Potts 30th

Gaylon Claiborne Connie Goodwin Brian Isaacson

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31st Robin Bennett Anita Bergeron Dorinda Culla

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I wish to be considered for only the Elective Office of:____________________

_________________________________(signature) _________________(date) OR

I would like to be considered for any Office, but preferably the Office of: ___________________________________ ___________________________________(signature) _______________(date) Send form to: WOTM Elections P.O. Box 373277 Satellite Beach, Fl. 32937-3277

Ages: Infant to 10 Years

The Satellite Beach Moose Legion will be holding a Moose Legion beach day on March 15th, from 7AM to 1 PM in conjunction with the Sailfish Moose Legion Celebration including a fishing tournament with prizes for the biggest and for the most fish, bait will be provided for those participating, tackle will not be provided. The cost per entry will be $15.00, for those of you that do not fish bring the family out for some beach fun, food and beverages will be available, come support your Moose Legion. Last change to step up and join for only $10. Our next Moose Legion meeting is Wednesday March 5th at 6 PM. Don’t forget to

ask what you can do to help make functions successful.

Fraternally Yours, Chris Banta, Moose Legion Chairman

YOUR CHOICE OF

GRILLED STEAK OR GRILLED PORK CHOP WITH RUSSET BAKED POTATO

STEAMED VEGETABLE ROLL & BUTTER Karaoke by Mark Canada 7 to 11 PM

TICKETS ON SALE AT THE BAR ~ $10 PER PERSON

Music By

Tommy Moose® is a friendly, playful,

cuddly moose doll whose sole purpose is

to bring comfort to children in times of

stress, uncertainty, or anxiety. He

personifies one of the cornerstone tenants

of the Loyal Order of Moose: caring for

children.

Tommy originated as a Moose

community service project in Connecticut

and soon spread throughout the US and

Canada. Since 2002, over 100,000 Tommy Moose plush dolls have been

donated to shelters, hospitals, and emergency workers, who in turn

deliver them to children in need of some comfort when facing some of

life’s biggest challenges.

The Tommy Moose character has grown and developed beyond the

comforting plush toy program. Tommy’s heart‐warming “origin” appears

in a unique children’s Color‐Along Story Book® a format that combines

an easy to read story in pages suitable for youngsters to color.

Tommy also appears on complimentary bookmarks, available at many

public and school libraries courtesy of Moose Lodges and Chapters in the

U.S. and Canada. The bookmark also includes a list of safety tips for

children to follow while using the Internet.

A line of infant through toddler clothing has been developed bearing

Tommy’s image, and the Tommy Moose life size mascot appears

throughout the country in parades and events, meeting and greeting

children and posing for pictures.

The Tommy Moose® program is easily one of the most successful

Community Service outreach programs in the history of the Loyal Order

of Moose. Its success lies in its simple message and uncomplicated

structure.

Moose Lodges and Chapters across the U.S. and Canada have

purchased over 100,000 Tommy Moose plush dolls and presented them

to Police, Fire, and other Emergency Workers, to be carried in their

vehicles.

The Tommy dolls are given to children who have been encountered

during stressful or traumatic situations, calming them, and giving them a

soothing object to refocus their attention toward, while emergency aid

takes place.

Satellite Beach Lodge 2367

DRESS CODE

The Lodge quarters accommodate two distinct functions;

�� Meetings of the Fraternal Organizations [LOOM & WOTM] �� Social gatherings of the members in the Social Quarters

Proper, comfortable, and socially acceptable dress is required at all times when visiting the Lodge for either business (such as General Membership Meetings, Business Meetings, District Meetings when held at the Lodge, or other special meetings) or pleasure (visiting the Bar, playing games, having dinner or parties).

The House Committee of the Lodge, in order to insure the comfort of the general membership, institute the following Dress Code Regulations;

�� Social Quarters: 1. Publicly acceptable dress may be worn during informal afternoons at the Lodge. 2. After 6:00 P.M., “Tank-Tops”, “Flip-Flops”, Beach Shorts, or Bathing Trunks are inappropriate attire. 3. Any appropriate casual wear such as “Tee-Shirts”, Slacks, Walking Shorts and appropriate foot-wear are encouraged. �� Meetings: 1. Appropriate dress is required for attendance at any meeting of the Lodge or Chapter. The Chapter is governed by it’s own Dress Code for these activities. 2. “Tank-Tops” and “flip-flops” are specifically NOT allowed to be worn at any meeting of the Lodge. Other comfortable and appropriate foot-wear and top garments may be worn. 3. Bathing trunks or “chopped-off” shorts are not allowed at meetings. Appropriate slacks, jeans, dress walking shorts or similar attire is required.

The Lodge reflects it’s membership and its membership reflects the Lodge. All members are to be guided

accordingly.

HOUSE COMMITTEE

“We’re thinking of you and keeping you in our prayers…”

MONDAY’S @ 6 PM THURSDAY’S @ 6 PM

& WEDNESDAY’S at 1PM

The winter session is almost complete. our lodge is sitting between 5th

and 6th place. Special thanks to Rich Giannantonio, Charlie Rambo, Bill Eastely, Malcolm McRoberts, Ray Bacchi, Lisa Argauer, JoAnn Anderson, Rene and Andy and Michael Marks. On behalf of all our team and the many teams we play, Thank You Carrie! Looking forward to the 2014 Spring session. "Go Satellite Beach Moose!!!!

Fraternally Yours,

Michael Marks

Why We Ask You To..... Show Your Membership Card

Doing so maintains our rights as a private organization - and can, quite literally, save your Lodge (and you) from financial ruin. I have walked into several hundred Moose Lodges during my years as a member -and every time, I have been proud to reach into my wallet as I entered, to fulfill there requirement of displaying my Moose membership card. I have always thought of this small plasticized card as saying several things about me - and about any other man or woman who carries one: ∙ It says that the holder is a fraternalist, a friendly person who enjoys thecompany of others - and who stands ready to help a fellow human being in need whenever he or she can. ∙ It says that the holder is someone who holds a special place in his or her heart for children. Through his or her Moose membership, he is doing something real and tangible to provide hope and a better life for youngsters in need, at Mooseheart Child City and School in Illinois. ∙ And, it says that the holder is ensuring - even if he or she (and his or her spouse) reaches retirement age without adequate savings - that together they will enjoy a secure, dignified retirement without being a burden to either family or society, through the availability of Moosehaven in Florida. Even though showing a Moose membership cards says all those positive things about a person, I know very well that the fraternity’s requirement that a membership card be shown every time a member enters a Lodge, or makes a purchase, has for years been a big point of irritation among thou-sands of Moose men and women across North America. "Fifteen years I’ve been a member here; why in the world should I have to show my card every time I walk in the door?" During my tenure as General Governor, I’ve read or heard some variation of that question literally thousands of times. Let me pose a question in return: Consider this carefully: You’re the Jr. Past Governor walking into your Lodge’s Social Quarters on a busy Friday afternoon, the door opened for you by a polite smiling thirtyish man you don’t quite recognize but who’s arrived at the same time. Must be a fairly new member, you think. Inside, the server, recognizing you - and knowing how much it irritates you! Decides against asking for your card. You place a dollar-fifty on the bar, request and receive a beer. Then, not wanting to offend the young man now standing next to you, the server also draws a beer for him without asking for a card. At the next month’s Lodge meeting, then, this nightmare: your Administrator’s trembling hand holds an invoice for more than $90,000 in back federal income taxes, interest, penalties and fees. The invoice has been presented to him that day by that same pleasant young man you’d stood next to at the bar that Friday afternoon! He was the regional IRS agent - and you had been right there when he witnessed the Lodge operating as a public accommodation! If your Lodge’s situation is like many, it can get even worse: Let’s say the Lodge simply can’t scrape together $90,000 cash to pay that IRS demand, nor does the Lodge have that much equity in its building; it’s heavily mortgaged. Regrettably, as a Lodge officer, the IRS could legitimately look for some or all of that $90,000 from you - personally. This scenario is not an unrealistic exaggeration. It has actually happened to more than one Moose Lodge in recent years. Their officers and longtime members didn’t want to

Satellite Beach Moose Legion Presents “A Night at the Races”

The Moose Legion Invites you to an exciting evening. NIGHT AT THE RACES AT THE MOOSE!

The horses are at the gate and are ready to run! March 22, 2014

Post Time is 7pm "Rain or Shine

Don’t miss out on all the fun!

LODGE ELECTIONS

NOMINATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL CLOSING ON MARCH 11th FOR THE FOLLOWING OFFICES

FOR THE LODGE YEAR 2014-2015

ANYONE WISHING TO RUN FOR ONE OF THE FOLLOWING OFFICES MUST SUBMIT THEIR NAME

TO THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE.

� � Governor � � Junior Governor

� � Prelate � � Treasurer

� � Three Year Trustee

NOMINATING FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE SOCIAL QUARTERS

ELECTIONS WILL BE HELD ON

WEDNESDAY , APRIL 16th FROM 1 to 7PM

FRIDAY NIGHT MARCH 14th From the Sandwich Board-Variety of “Super” Sandwiches

with Chips - $4.50 Served 5 PM until sold out. “KARAOKE” from 7 to 11 PM

SATURDAY MARCH 15th Fishing Tournament-Pelican Park 7-1PM

Lodge opens at 8:00 am Super Breakfast Buffet—8 to 11 AM $6

Registration: Noon to 6 PM $5 Registration Fee Activities

Pool Tournament: 1 PM Steak Shoot Gaming: 1 - 4 PM

Luncheon From the Chef’s Menu of Super Sandwich Plates

And Fantastic Chef’s Salad $4.50 SAILFISH MOOSE LEGION GENERAL

MEMBERSHIP MEETING & ELECTION 3 PM Saturday Banquet—Dinner by Reservation ONLY

St. Patrick’s Corned Beef & Cabbage $9 Chicken Cordon-Bleu $12

Tossed Salad—Roll & Butter– Desserts Music by Lou Phillips for dining & dancing pleasure—8 to 11 PM

SUNDAY MARCH 16th Lodge opens at 8:00 am

Super Breakfast Buffet—8 to 11 AM $6

>> Candidates must be present by 9:30 AM << Conferral Ceremony Begins at Noon

Installation of New Officers will follow

“CHICKEN FRY” (all you can eat) 3 PM $8 KARAOKE AFTERNOON

All activities require a $5 Moose Legion Registration Fee

be "bothered" with having to show their membership cards. Well, they paid a substantial price to be freed of that "bother." Let’s put the IRS and the income tax issue aside for a moment. * Under the First Amendment to the U.S. constitution ("the right of the people peaceably to assemble"), fraternal Lodges such as ours enjoy special rights as a private organization. We are exempt from laws requiring royalties to be paid to music publishers such as BMI, ASCAP, and SESAC for "public performances" of musical selections from bands and jukeboxes. We get to run our operations under our own rules and bylaws, instead of being bound by civil court litigation. Perhaps most importantly, we have the right to choose who will associate with us. We can choose whom we wish to have with us as fellow members - instead of having to take anyone who walks in the door, as is required of "places of public accommodation" under the Civil Rights Act of 1964. (And lest anyone jump to conclusions, that last sentence does NOT mean we in the Moose afford ourselves the right to discriminate on the basis of race in choosing our members. That would be stupid, even if it weren’t dangerous. Fine men and women, come in every race and ethnicity - and we need them. What it does mean is that we maintain the right to say, to an applicant who is known to be a chronic abuser of women, or a bully, a liar or cheat: "No we don’t choose to have you with us."). But - we lose all of those rights that a private organization enjoys, if we don’t conduct ourselves as a private organization! We cannot have it both ways. When a Lodge chooses not to check membership cards, and essentially opens itself up to the public (with the exception of approved Community Service activities, consult the fraternity’s General Laws book), that Lodge puts the entire fraternity at risk of: ∙ Relinquishing the BMI/ASCAP/SESAC exemptions, ∙ Losing our right to operate under our own rules, and ∙ Losing the right to choose our own members. If your Lodge officers tell you that nonmembers are allowed purchasing privileges because "that’s the way it’s done around here," or "we’ve have to do it to make ends meet," or "what Moose International doesn’t know won’t hurt them," you should know that your Lodge is placing its tax-exempt private status in jeopardy - and that of the entire fraternity as well. Showing your card may be a slight inconvenience, but it is worth it to protect our Mooseheart kids and Moosehaven seniors entrusted to our care. Even (perhaps especially!) if you’ve been a member for many years, be proud to show your Moose card every time you walk into your Lodge - even if you’re not asked! It shows that you’re the sort of person who believes in doing something for the betterment of kids and seniors in need, and in making our communities better places to live - and in maintaining our fraternity’s legal ability to do what we do, for many years to come. Former General Governor

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*In Canada, the tax issue isn’t a factor, all food and drink establishments, public or private, pay all applicable taxes.

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Karaoke by Greg Wicher

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DISTRICT 7 MEETING Vero Beach Lodge

1:00 PM All are Welcome!

The Chicken Fry 3 PM - 6 PM

Krokin Karaoke 3 PM - 7 PM

12 Noon Taco Lunch

6 PM Mini Mystery Shoot

6 PM Mini Mystery Shoot

12 Noon Taco Lunch

6 PM Mini Mystery Shoot

12 Noon Taco Lunch

12 Noon Taco Lunch

6 PM Mini Mystery Shoot

6 PM Bar Bingo

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12 - 3 PM Kitchen O1 PM Bingo 6:30 PM WOTM Cha

12 - 3 PM Kitchen O1 PM Bingo 5:30 PM WOTM Off6 PM Activities & Jo7 PM LOOM Gener

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12 Noon Pasta Lunch

6 PM Bar Bingo

12 Noon Pasta Lunch

6 PM Bar Bingo

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12 Noon Pasta Lunch

6 PM Bar Bingo

12 Noon Pasta Lunch

Kitchen Open 12 - 3 PM

Krokin Karaoke 7 to 11 PM

Karaoke by Mark Canada 7 to 11 PM

Kitchen Open 12 - 3 PM

Krokin Karaoke 7 to 11 PM

Kitchen Open 12 - 3 PM

Karaoke by Dominic 7 to 11 PM

Kitchen Open 12 - 3 PM

8 to 11 AM Breakfast

1:30 PM Mystery Shoot

6 PM Mardi Gras Dinner

7-11 PM Music by Nyoka

8 to 11 AM Breakfast

1:30 PM Surf & Turf Shoot

6 PM Steak & Pork Dinner

7­11 PM Karaoke by M. Canada

8 to 11 AM Breakfast

1:30 PM Surf & Turf Shoot

8 to 11 AM Breakfast 1:30 PM Surf & Turf Shoot

6:30 PM Corn Beef & Cabbage

7-11 PM Music by Lou Phillips

8 to 11 AM Breakfast

1:30 PM Mystery Shoot

7 Pm Horse Races

All Members; Please check your Membership Card.

If the expiration date is

March 31st 2014 YOUR DUES ARE

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