VOLUME LXXVII No.5 www.yubacitymoose.org OCT 2020

SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR

While trying to stay positive, it appears that 2020 has thrown everything possible at our Moose Frater-

nity. Whatever is thrown at us, we are able to adapt and overcome. It is true that we haven’t been able

to have our regular weekly meals, but we feel we are getting closer to moving back inside where we

can provide meals on most every night of the week. They can only hold us back for so long.

We are currently working to provide an area where our smoking members will be able to stay out of

the elements and at the same time, preventing their smoke from reaching our non-smoking members.

That is our goal. Our efforts will be a win-win for both groups. We are meeting the California Clean

Air requirements. In doing so, we have had to modify our smoking area to meet these standards, but

we think that both sides will be happy. Bigger and more efficient exhaust fans, Air curtains over the

doors, and a new wall to segregate our smoking members. We are striving to address the concerns of

all of our members. If any members wish to donate some money toward this isolation project, we

would be most appreciative. We would like to thank all the members that have already donated and/or

helped in getting this done.

It is no secret the membership within the Moose Fraternity is a big thing. We need everyone to renew

your membership dues. Those dues provide the money that is used to support our children at Moose-

heart. Their lives and needs don’t stop because of the Covid-19 virus. The senior citizens of Moose-

haven continue to need our assistance in providing them a happy life with no worries about medical

needs as we promised them years ago. So many times I hear people say they won’t renew their dues

until the lodge opens up again. More than ever we need you to pay when your card expires. The expi-

ration date doesn’t change by paying your dues later. Our endowment funds have severely been re-

duced because of the lodge closures, so we are unable to send our monthly endowment donations that

we normally send each month. Supporting the seniors at Moosehaven and our kids at Mooseheart is

what the Moose Fraternity is all about. That’s the Moose legacy. October is the month where we have

our annual Cradle fund, where you can donate any amount you wish and get your name put on the wall

in the Social Quarters. All money collected goes toward the endowment fund for Mooseheart. Febru-

ary we will do the Rocker Fund, which allows all proceeds go to our senior members at Moosehaven.

Please renew your dues and talk to friends and family about joining our worthwhile fraternity. If you

have questions, please contact me for more clarity or information. Thank you in advance as our kids

and seniors need our help.

LOOM OFFICE (530) 671-1204 ~ WOTM OFFICE (530) 671-1603 FAX (530) 671-5431

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A message To our members

GOVERNOR’S MESSAGE SENIOR REGENT’S

MESSAGE

It is now the hour of 9, so begins the prayer we say at our meetings and most functions. This month of October is the month we ask for donations to the Cradle Fund for the children of the Mooseheart. It is your donations that support and educate these children. We are hoping that the covid numbers continue to go down so that we may once again begin to serve meals each week in the lodge and the social quarters will be fully open. Till next time, Gary

Administrators Report

Hi Brothers & Co-Workers,

I hope everyone was able to watch the virtual annual convention that was held in Reno at the Atlantis Casino. It appears that we will be going back to Knott’s Berry Farm for our midyear conference in February 2021. Congrats to Bill Thompson for moving up to the Vice President position for the CA-NV Moose Association. We have a special Covid-19 liquor license that allows us to serve al-cohol outside. We have put up some EZ Ups to keep the sun and pine needles out of our drinks, so come on down and enjoy some beverages with your friends. My Super Moose for Octo-ber is Lenny Snyder who has helped out the lodge on several mechanical issues recently. Thanks Lenny, for helping us! Fraternally, Bob Criss

Hi Ladies, and Co Workers, The Fall is here and Fire has begun. Our thoughts and prayers for all vic-tims and everyone effected by these horrific fires. Hats off to the Moose Rider for having a fundraiser for the fire victims. Thank you to all who con-tributed. Please, have prayers for all the 1st responders. Thank you Toni Sherman for teaching the “Women of the Moose training class on September 13th, at our lodge. Everyone who attended learned more rules and regulations for our chapter. Thank you Arlis, Tara, and Cindy for preparing and serving the food and beverage for the day’ (continued on page 3)

Chris Gray Senior Regent

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A message To our members SENIOR REGENT MESSAGE

(continued)

We received #1 Chapter Award, at the 87th CA/NV State convention. It was virtual convention on Septem-ber 11th and 12th in Reno, Nevada. CONGRADULATIONS to Sue Criss for earning her Green Cap at the women’s convention. Great Job! Deneen was our July Chairman and did an excellent job. Pie sales, breakfast and the best Friday night dinner. She arranged with the help of coworkers, to make the best tamales ever. It was a record earn-ing Friday night. Excellent Job! The women’s meetings are the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month. As of now , we are allowed to have meetings. I would LOVE to see some new smiling faces, please attend. Virtual Hugs, Chris Gray Senior Regent

WOTM Higher Degree Monday, October 19th

Arlis Hedge’s Home (1611 W. Joseph St. Yuba City)

5:30pm

We will be having our next Higher Degree Meeting Monday, October 19th at Arlis Hedge’s home. It will be a potluck dinner. Please bring a dish to share. We will have a raffle and games. All AOF Members wel-comed to attend. We had a very successful cake walk, patri-otic raffle and plant sale. Thank you to all of the members who made donations. All the money earned will help pay for our next set of AOF members to get their degree in March. I called many of our AOF members recently to ask for a donation and I found a lot of our members had a disconnected number. Please make sure your address and cell phone is updated. It is important that we can get a hold of you if we need to. To up-date your information call the WOTM office at 530-671-1603. -Tara Croghan Higher Degree Chairman

Moose Legion News

NO NEWS

THIS MONTH

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MEMBERSHIP NEWS

Sickness & Distress

LOOM WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

New Member Sponsor

Brad Hayworth Anthony Mata

Kari Campbell Sandra King Gary “Skip” Prosser Sandra King

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.

In Loving Memory

Member Born Joined Died

John McConnell 8/19/1947 8/27/1991 9/14/2020 Vida Van Beek 5/1/1934 4/6/2006 8/27/2020 Robert Hawkes 12/25/1947 4/25/1991 5/23/2020 ` Loretta Trimble 3/11/1945 4/28/2009 8/19/2020

Janet Bauer Hip Surgery Kay Cecil Surgery Jo Tyler Surgery/Home Sue Brookman Broke Hip/Fountains

Bill McCormick Wife Passed TJ Aldrich Wife Passed Dave Benner Accident/Home Albert Lavy Illness/Hospital Rich Sanchez Surgery/Home Brock Smith Care Home Ron Shaw Surgery/Home John Magenheimer Jr. Accident/ Hospital

WOTM WELCOME NEW MEMBERS New Member Sponsor

Mary Prosser Sandra King

Janice Shogren Sandra King

LOOM/

WOTM

MOOSE CALL PAGE 5

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

OCTOBER 2020

POST THIS CALENDAR & REFER TO IT OFTEN

Cornhole 6:30 pm

1

WOTM Board

Meeting

4pm

2

3

4

Adopt a Hwy

7:15 AM

5

Cornhole 6:30 pm

6 Regular LOOM

7:00 PM

7

8

9

10

11

12

Orientation

6pm

Cornhole 6:30pm

13 Fellowship/

Legion 6:00 PM

WOTM Business 7pm

LOOM Board 7:00 pm

14

15

16

17

18

19

Higher Degree 5:30pm

Cornhole 6:30 pm

20 Regular LOOM

7:00 pm

21

22

Birthday Dinner Cancelled

23

24

25

26

27

Joint Board 6:30pm

WOTM

Business LOOM Board

7:00 pm

28

29

30

31

Yuba City Lodge

MOOSE CALL PAGE 6

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 ap-propriate 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

YUBA CITY MOOSE RIDERS

FIRE VICTIMS FUNDRAISER

September 11-12, 2020

Yuba City Moose Riders

October 8, 2020

Orientation Room

If you are interested in becoming a Moose Rider or just want to know what they are about, attend a meeting. If you have any questions feel free to reach out to any of the officers:

President -Jerry Young

Vice-President-Babs Dhaliwal

Chris Cockream-Secretary/Events Coor-dinator

Margaret Hart-Treasurer

Yuba City Moose Lodge

MOOSE CALL PAGE 7

Thank you Volunteers! If you can not make your date,

please call the office or ask another

door person to take your place.

Cancelled until

Further Notice

MEAL SCHEDULE

MONDAY

5:30-7:00

Spaghetti Night

Price-$6.00

TUESDAY

Taco Night

$1 Tacos

WEDNESDAY

6:00-7:30 PM

Evening Special

Price—$8.00 to $9.00

FRIDAY

5:30-7:00 PM

Price—$7.00 to $8.00

SUNDAY BREAKFAST

9:00—11:00 AM

One Time Buffet—$6.00

IDENTIFICATION

October 2020 Published monthly by

Yuba City Family Center #1204

Loyal Order of Moose, Inc.

205 South Walton Avenue

Yuba City, CA 95993

(subscription paid as part of dues)

LOOM

Office Hours

8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Monday-Thursday

WOTM

10:00 am - 1:00 pm

Monday - Thursday

DOOR PERSON SCHEDULE

SUNDAY DATE HOST/HOSTESS

1st Deloris Dier

2nd Wanda Jordan

3rd Bob Keller

` 4th Barbara Ellis

TUESDAY DATE HOST/HOSTESS 1st Tara Croghan

2nd John & Dot Lanigan

3rd Tara Croghan

4th Anita Chenoweth

5th John & Dot Lanigan

WEDNESDAY DATE HOST/HOSTESS

1st Wanda Jordan

2nd Wanda Jordan

3rd Barbara Ellis

4th Barbara Ellis

5th Suzie Myers

Summer is Here!!

Daily Frozen Drink Specials

Only $3.00

Check with the bartender to find

out the special of the day.

Social Quarters...

SUNDAY

DRINK SPECIAL

Bloody Mary - $2

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WiFi Password

Moose1204

No one under 21

in smoking room

KARAOKE NIGHT

Plan to attend our

Karaoke nights in the

Social Quarters every

Wednesday night

with

Marty Martin

Please Remember that all guests that enter the SQ

must sign the guest book.

Happy Hour 5-6

Monday Thursday Sunday

SOCIAL QUARTERS MENU

CHIPS - - - $.75

CANDY- - -$.75

PEANUTS- - -$.25

MINI PIZZA- - -$2.00

CHIMICHINGA- - -$2.00

HOTDOGS - - - $1.00

CORN DOG - - - $1.50

POLISH DOGS - - - -$1.50

PHILLY CHEESE - - - - - $2.50

CHEESEBURGER . . . . . .$2.00

Items are available during business

hours. Check with the bartender

for changes.

Now serving

Bogle Vineyard

Cabernet &

Sauvignon Blanc

By the Bottle

$14.00

Coming

Back

Soon

SOCIAL QUARTERS

OPEN

7 DAYS A WEEK

11AM TO 9 PM

MOOSE CALL PAGE 9

A YEAR TO CELEBRATE

This Publication”s purpose is to present you with the Lodge goals, achievements and upcoming events. If there is something you would like to be in a future newsletter, please e-mail me at yubacitymoosecall@yahoo.com or leave a legible handwritten article in the LOOM Office. Deadline for all Moose Call articles is the second Thursday of each month.

Thank you, Pam Taylor Moose Call Editor

Check out our Web Site

Yubacitymoose.com

Like us on Face book

Yuba City Moose Family Center

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L.O.O.M. BOARD OF OFFICERS

Governor’s Year 2020—2021

Governor………….………….…...Bob Criss

Jr. Past Governor…………...Frank Sturgeon

Jr. Governor……...……….…Spencer Clark

Prelate………………………..…...Hal Smith

Treasurer……..……………....….Russ Cote’

Administrator……………Gary Gildemeister

1 Year Trustee….....................Anthony Mata

2 YearTrustee….…..…………....Walter Ray

3 YearTrustee.…...................Ruben Clement

Inner Guard……..…...................Steve Raetz

Outer Guard.….............................Sabi Bains

Sgt. At-Arms...….….......Michael Doehrman

COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN

Membership…………………......Joe Zenkus

Application Review……...…...Doug Tibbitts

Finance Review..……………Bill Thompson

Moose Charities…………………..Bob Criss

Activities………………….....Skip Goldberg

Heart of the Community...Gary Gildemeister

Communications……...……..Bill Thompson

Moose Legion…………….…Skip Goldberg

Loss Prevention………..……......Walter Ray

Government Relations...……..…Bob Criss

SPECIAL COMMITTEES

Sports……………… .……….

Fellowship…………................Roddy Myers

Orientation………………………..Bob Criss

Camping Club………...……......Larry Salem

Adopt-a-Hwy…………....…….....Jim Hedge

Funerals………………………...Arlis Hedge

Lodge Secretary………….…Peggy Ballasch

Bingo…………………….....Nick Eytcheson

Kitchen Manager………...…......Arlis Hedge

Mooseheart/Moosehaven..Gary Gildemeister

Publication………….....…...... Pam Taylor

Web Site…………………….Bill Thompson

Buffet Chairman……………….Arlis Hedge

“Duty Officer of the

Month”

Anthony Mata

Walter Ray

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W.O.T.M. OFFICERS &

CO-WORKERS 2019—2020

Senior Regent….……,,,…..…..Chris Gray

Jr. Grad Regent.…..………...…..Sue Criss

Jr. Regent………..………..…Pat Vasquez

Sec/Treasurer…….………..Gail Kunsman

Recorder……...………..….Bonnie Sanger

APPOINTED OFFICERS

Guide…….....……….….....Jennifer Wood

Assistant Guide………...Carmen Vasquez

Musician……………..…........CyndeJones

CHAIRPERSON

Membership Retention….....Bobbie Olivar

Activities/Sports……....…..Deneen Torres Mooseheart/Moosehaven……...…Nancy Drew

Community Service…….….Leona Spenger

Higher Degree……..…….…Tara Croghan

Special Committee

Government Relations….…….Joann King

Buffet Chairman……....……..Arlis Hedge

Orientation…………………....Joann King

Ritual……………………….....Janie Hood

Audit…………………...…….Rita Zenkus

ApplicationReview….....…..Cyndye Jones

WOTM

All WOTM

Encouraged to Attend

1st Thursday

Board of Officers - 4 pm

2nd & 4th Tuesdays

Chapter Business - 7:00 pm

LOOM

All LOOM

Encouraged to Attend

1st & 3rd Tuesday

Regular Meeting

7 p.m.

2nd & 4th Tuesday

Board of Officer’s Meeting

7 p.m.

2nd Tuesday

Fellowship / Legion

Meeting–6:p.m.

CHECK OUT THESE

MEETING DATES

AND

PLAN TO ATTEND

STAY INFORMED - KNOW WHAT’S GOING ON IN YOUR LODGE!!

OFFICERS FOR 2020 - 2021

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.

ASSOCIATE WEBSITE

www.ca-nvmoose.org

Association E-mail

(Office of the Secretary)

cnmoose@onemain.com

Coming in October

Due to our current situation with the

Covid19 directive we are unable to plan

that far ahead.