Ebbetts Pass Moose Lodge #1123, CA

August 2019 Volume 19 Issue 4

AUGUST HIGHLIGHTS:

August 3: Workday 9 a.m. volunteers for Outdoor clean up needed!

August 3: White Elephant Sale & Bake Sale; 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. BBQ 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

August 17: “Anything on Wheels” Car Show & Chili Cook off;11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

August 30: Labor Day Beef Brisket BBQ— $14 Pre-Pay, Tickets on Sale at bar

August 31: LOOM BBQ at the Logging Jamboree — Come out and show your support!

BINGO Every Wednesday. Open to the Public. Doors open 6:30, games at 7 p.m.

WHITE ELEPHANT SALE

SATURDAY, AUGUST 3

CAR SHOW & CHILI COOK-OFF

SATURDAY, AUGUST 17

Hello August!

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Hello Brothers and Co-workers,

July was a busy month, starting with “Burgers on the Beach.” We rolled out the Lodge BBQ pit and sold hot

dogs and hamburgers to the public at White Pines Lake on Fourth of July weekend. This was a first-time

event. We served over 100 without any advertising, so we will definitely do this again as soon as we can.

On Saturday, July 13, we held the Annual Luau. Thank you to Bob Harlow for chairing in the absence of Ted

Carpenter this year. Ted’s son, Scott Carpenter, came all the way from Brentwood to help out with the

roasting of the pig. You went above and beyond, Scott, thank you!! And thank you to the WOTM for

decorating and preparing all of the raffle baskets, and to Maureen Dinnocenzo for donating a trip from

Above and Beyond Travel for the silent auction.

For the Arnold Classic Car Show on July 20, we once again rolled out the BBQ pit serving Tri-tip and pulled

pork sandwiches to over 200 people attending the car show. Later that night, we enjoyed a sold out “Paint

Your Wagon” steak dinner and a movie on the back patio, hosted by Phee Sheridan and Mary Ann Fabian.

None of these events would’ve been possible without the many volunteers who did the shopping, food

prep, decorating, set up and tear down, cooking, serving, and dishwashing. We had several new volunteers

during July, but we’d sure like to see more new members step up in order to give some of our “always

there” volunteers a break. So, next time you see a volunteer sign-up sheet in the lobby, please consider

helping out, even if you can only spare an hour.

A big “Thanks” to Kenny Davis for his work to refresh and re-seal our Lodge sign out front. Another great

example of one of our members volunteering their expertise to help support the Lodge.

Now, bringing back for the first time in many years, is “Rookie of the Year.” Please join me in congratulating

Doug Herman as our Rookie of the Year 2019/2020. Doug joined our Lodge last summer and, in the short

time he’s been a member, he has been a constant volunteer in and out of the kitchen, event after event. I

thank you for the many hours you’ve put in, Doug, as does my wife for your participation with Sunday

breakfasts! Both Doug and his wife Lisa (Mrs. Rookie of the Year) have been very active volunteers since

relocating from the Bay Area last year.

Bull Moose of the month is Scott Lemon. The success of his annual Rib Feed benefiting the Moose Legion

now makes it possible to replace one of our ancient beer coolers in the bar area. Thank you, Scott, for all

that you do, and congratulations!

Please come out and support! Your Lodge needs you! Fraternally Yours, Damon Bortz Governor 209-890-3813

GOVERNOR’S

MESSAGE

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Brothers and Co-workers,

BINGO has been going strong throughout the summer. Thank you, Kurt Kraal, and all of your team for your

efforts! Our BINGO program has been with us for many years and once in a while we need to be reminded

just how important it is.

First of all, the money raised from BINGO cannot be used for any lodge project. By law, it must be used for a

charitable cause. It should be noted that BINGO is a LOOM function. The WOTM have many other fundrais-

ers for their community and charitable projects.

Our BINGO funds go to a lot of different local functions, including scholarships for 4 students each year, and

support of White Pines Park, the Logging Museum, Big Trees State Park, Hazel Fischer Elementary school,

Avery Middle school, County Search & Rescue, Murphys School of Music, as well as requests to help

individuals throughout the County. Last year, we donated a total of $4.275.00 directly from our BINGO

account. This year so far, we have donated $2,558.00.

So, the next time you hear someone ask, “How does the Lodge use the BINGO money?” you can give them

an answer. Please consider bringing friends and family down on a Wednesday night for some BINGO fun.

(Players must be 18 years or older to play, but kids can watch.)

Get Involved. Fraternally,

Bill Kislingbury, Administrator

loom1123@gmail.com

MYSTERY NUMBER: 17875511 (Is this your membership #? Contact Administrator for your prize.)

JACKPOT WINNER: Doug Herman —Congratulations, Doug!

CRYING TOWEL: Lea Barbano, Jeff Grave, Dave McCrea, Melanie Slavin, Lee Steidham, David Buss, Debbie Brown,

George Nunes, Sharon Kruse, Larry King, Brad Winchell, Randy Rosa, Cindi Castro, Liz Wallace, Dian Forbes, James Lautz,

Jack Shaffer, Bob Fitzgerald, Debbie Bertini, Lauren Luhn, Linda Burns, Michael Jester, Pam Ashley, Thomas Bradshaw,

Rob Hendricks, Ken Baker, Mark Enea, Charles Carlsen, Alexander Ragela, George Cannell, Terri Savage

Be sure to sign in and drop your quarter in the

cup at the end of the bar whenever you’re in

the Lodge. If your name is drawn and you

signed in that day—you win the Jackpot!!

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Senior Regent’s Update

Hello Brothers and Co-workers,

Well we may have more than we bargained for with this run of hot weather. Luckily, we live in an area

where we have beautiful lakes, rivers, reservoirs and pools to cool off in!

I would like to thank the WOTM for volunteering during the month of July with the many scheduled events.

Melanie Kish headed up the raffle for the Luau and Christy Almen the Luau decorations. Mary Ann Fabian and

Phee Sheridan planned a special outdoor movie event and a steak dinner that sold out! Members had a fun

time singing to the lyrics of “Paint your Wagon.” There were many co-workers that pitched in to make these

two events successful, a big thank you to all!

The WOTM membership has been growing by leaps and bounds. Since May we’ve had over 44 new mem-

bers join! And we have seen several new members volunteering in the kitchen. We welcome you and your

volunteer spirit!

Speaking of our kitchen, we recently formed a Kitchen Committee. The committee members are Kris Bortz,

Patti Corcoran, Doug Herman, Tess Leary and myself. The purpose of the committee is to make the kitchen

more efficient in all areas. One of the areas is maintaining cleanliness. During the monthly Moose Lodge

“workday,” we would welcome volunteers to help specifically focus on the kitchen cleaning and organization.

We will keep you updated as this committee moves forward. Our next kitchen workday is on 8/10 at 10 a.m.

There are many events scheduled in August. We hope that you can attend a few. The rummage sale planned

by Lisa Herman is scheduled on Saturday, August 3, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. In addition to the many treasures

you may find, there will be a bake sale all day and tri-tip sandwiches available for purchase from 11 a.m. to

2:30 p.m. One of the biggest outdoor events of the year is the “Anything on Wheels” Car show and Chili Cook

off scheduled Saturday, August 17. It’s not too late to sign up to show off your wheels or your chili cooking

skills. It is always a fun time, there will also be food, drinks and raffles! Just added is a Labor Day weekend

dinner scheduled for Friday, August 30, by the Shaffer’s. Beef Brisket with homemade BBQ sauce is the

featured item. The meal will start off with a grilled shrimp appetizer by Doug Herman.

Our Co-Worker of the month is Susanne St. Charles. If you have attended one of Susanne’s dinners, you

know what a great cook she is. Susanne volunteered to cook five delicious meals in July!

Susanne, we thank you!

In closing a quote by Kenny Chesney: “It’s a smile, it’s a kiss, it’s a sip of wine it’s summertime!”

Fraternally Yours, Elaine Shaffer 2019/20 Senior Regent

209-795-7521

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Membership Status LOOM Ebbetts Pass Lodge #1123 7/29/2019 Member on rolls last Month 522 Total Adds 22 Total Deductions 14 Total Arrears (expired) 61 Percent Arrears 10.32% Total on rolls last Transmit 530 Goal for 04/30/2020 505

WOTM Ebbetts Pass Chapter #1714 7/24/2019 Members on Rolls Last Month 443 Total Adds 19 Total Deductions 12 Total Arrears (expired) 59 Percent Arrears 11.59% Total on Rolls last transmit 450 Goal for 04/30/2020 442

WHITE ELEPHANT SALE Ebbetts Pass Moose Lodge

Saturday, August 3 - 8 to 4 p.m.

Search a treasure trove of gently used household items including

comforters, quilts, linens, kitchenware, small furniture and appliances,

jewelry, décor, and so much more!

Bake Sale with a wide variety of homemade goodies for sale

BBQ Tri-tip Sandwiches w/ Chips & Soda for $8 (11 am—2:30 pm)

All proceeds benefit the various local charities and non-profits supported

by the Ebbetts Pass Women of the Moose, Chapter #1714.

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During fellow lodge member Don Burns’ July vacation in

central Virginia, he was loaned a wheelchair from the

nearby Louisa County Moose Lodge #2065. Don was in a

head-on car crash two years ago and occasionally

requires a wheelchair. To show his gratitude, Don

(center) presented an Ebbetts Pass Moose Lodge hat

and metal plaque to Louisa, Virginia lodge trustee

Gordon Burckholder (left) and lodge administrator

John Gentry (right). Don says the Virginia lodge’s

Southern hospitality was fantastic, as was the $14

T-bone steak dinner they served that night!

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Dance to Live 50’s music! Dress up in your fab Poodle skirt, pedal pushers, rolled up jeans and shirt sleeves—whatever makes you feel like a Cool Cat!

Costume contest & Raffles. Contact Patti Corcoran to volunteer: 510-427-8569

Saturday, September 21 at 6 p.m. Pre-pay Event $15

Serving all your Drive-in Favorites incl. Burgers, Tater Tots, Special Drinks

served in a souvenir mug Live DJ!!

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LOOM Officers 2019-2020 Governor-Damon Bortz Administrator-Bill Kislingbury Jr Governor– Open Prelate-Thomas Bradshaw Jr Past Governor-Scott Freier Treasurer-Bill Osincup 1st Yr. Trustee-Terry Kish 2nd Yr. Trustee– Willie Ganley 3rd Yr. Trustee-Terry Brummund Sgt. At Arms-Bob Burns Inner Guard-Pete Neal Outer Guard-Paul Penney WOTM Officers 2019-2020 Senior Regent-Elaine Shaffer Junior Regent– Linda Burns Recorder-Patti Corcoran Secretary/Treasurer– Melanie Kish Jr. Grad Regent-Christy Almen Guide–Shar Peterson Asst. Guide– Gloria Gonzales MOOSE LEGION Chairman 2019-2020 Chairman– Bob Burns Vice Chairman– Damon Bortz Assistant Secretary– Bill Kislingbury Junior Past Chairman– Scott Freier Activities– Terry Brummund

LODGE HOURS:

Sunday 9AM - 7PM Monday 3PM - 7PM Tuesday 3PM - 7PM Wednesday 11AM - 7PM Thursday 3pm - 7PM Friday Noon - 7PM Saturday Noon - 7PM

Closing time subject to bartender’s discretion.

IMPORTANT THINGS TO NOTE:

-WORKDAY—SATURDAY, AUGUST 3-

We need your help this Saturday, August 3, at 9 a.m. We will be focusing on the

outdoor areas and women’s garage. Coffee, donuts to be served.

-WHITE ELEPHANT SALE—SATURDAY, AUGUST 3-

Come shop the White Elephant Sale at the Lodge on Saturday, August 3 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sponsored by the Women of the Moose, Chapter 1714. Serving

BBQ Tri-tip Sandwiches with Chips and Soda for $8 from 11 a.m.—2:30 p.m. Bake Sale with a wide variety of goodies for sale.

-CAR SHOW & CHILI COOK OFF—SATURDAY, AUGUST 17-

Don’t for get to enter your vehicle for the “Anything on Wheels” Car Show, or

your prize winning Chili in the Chili Cook-off on Saturday, August 17, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fun, Food, and Raffles! Entry forms available at the Lodge or on

www.facebook.com/ebbettspassmooselodgeevents.

-LABOR DAY BBQ —FRIDAY, AUGUST 30-

The Shaffer’s are hosting a Labor Day BBQ dinner on Friday, August 30 at 6 p.m. Texas Style Beef Brisket w/homemade BBQ sauce, Macaroni Salad, Corn on the

Cob, Jack’s Cowboy Beans, dinner rolls & dessert. Grilled Shrimp appetizers will be served for $2 per skewer from 4 –5:30 p.m.

$14 Prepay tickets available at the Lodge bar.

-LOOM BBQ at the LOGGING JAMBOREE—SATURDAY, AUGUST 31-

The Loyal Order of the Moose is hosting a barbecue booth at the Logging Jam-boree in White Pines on Saturday, August 31 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Open to all

Members and the general public. Volunteers are needed! Contact Damon Bortz.

-SAVE THE DATE— SOCK HOP DINNER/DANCE—SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21

Come jump and jive to a Live DJ on Saturday, September 21 at 6 p.m. Enjoy

classic Drive-in food & specialty drinks in souvenir mugs. Come dressed in 50’s fashion for Costume Contest. $15 Prepay. Contact Patti Corcoran to volunteer.

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August Birthdays

3 Elizabeth Portscheller, Bryon Ross 19 Kathleen Garmsen, Elaine McDonald, Betty Wright, George Elliott

4 Carol Ochsner, Gail Warren, Ken Giddings, Michael Brashear

20 Deborah Sohm, Carol Calderson, Bev Bernado

5 Pam Lestanguet, David Dean, George Gutheim, Steve Hale, Don Pesavento

21 Judy Graves, Mike Johnson, John McClean, Charles Carlsen

8 Andrew Barbano, Kurt Bush, Denny Clemens 22 Andy Thomson, Gary Bird, Matt Kuehl

10 Maureen Love, Gary Maderos 23 Dewaine Ware

11 Valerie Storm, Darlene Freier, Bob Young, Mark Diliberto, Bill Marsh, Randy Null, Jim Von Bergen

24 Gloria Alvord, Jennifer Adams

12 Cathy Kehler, Alex Ondi 25 Kaaren Babb, Anna Morris, Pete Neal, Dennis Murch, Sandy Helton, Kevin Williams

13 Don Dozier 26 Mona Mannina

14 Linda Bristow, Madalyn Robinson, Lynda Chris-tian, Casey Landrum, Jordan Dienger

27 Sara Calder, Marilyn Nord, Susan Carroll

15 Linda Moniz, Robin Hauff, Kathy Harwood, Pamela Figone, Donna Pedersen, Kayleen Clem-ens, Denny Lapham, Isaac Hume, Roger Huddle-stone, Randy Fox

28 Richard Sohm

16 Clair Larson, Judy Mayo, Rhonda Saul, Marty Barbano, Scott Lindblom

29 Sharon Sargent

17 Sarah Horn 30 Shar Peterson, Dian Forbes, Charlie Sohm

18 Barbara Ealy 31 Ken Gardner, Alan Court, Manuel Ferreira

Have a free drink on the LOOM at the Lodge bar anytime during the month of your birthday.

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Independent Distributor 561-628-1845

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MEMBERS’ MESSAGE BOARD

MEMBERS’ MESSAGE BOARD

Anything on Wheels Car Show & Chili Cook-off

Saturday, August 17, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m..

The WOTM will again host the 5th annual Car Show

& Chili Cook-off. This is a hugely successful event

with approximately 500 attendees last year and 300

chili tasters. Proceeds benefit the many charities

and non-profits supported by the WOTM Chapter

1714. Entry forms available at the lodge or on

www.facebook.com/ebbettspassmooselodgeevents.

We will need many volunteers including cooks, drink

servers, registration help, crowd and traffic control

and raffle ticket sales. Contact Mary Ann Fabian:

650-888-6082, 89mafabian@gmail.com

We need raffle prize donations! You can help by

asking your favorite local businesses for

raffle prize donations.

Missing Dice Cups

Please contact Bob Burns or Della Taylor if you locate 2

missing tan, leather dice cups with dice. They were left

sitting on the lodge bar in a purple Crown Royal drawstring

bag. These cups have a lot of sentimental value and their

return would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

Attention Co-workers:

The Women of the Moose want to celebrate your

birthday! During your birthday month, please plan to attend

the first WOTM Chapter meeting of the month. All birthday

girls in attendance will receive a birthday present and join us

for birthday cupcakes in your honor!

THANKS FOR THE PIZZA!

On Saturday, July 27, Brooke Peterson and the

Member Retention committees hosted a New

Member Orientation, which was well attended.

Kathy Romero won the door prize!

A shout out and thank you to one of our newest

members, Bryon Ross, for serving the pizza for

lunch at our New Member Orientation.

Bryon has on two other occasions

donated pizzas from RG2g Take-N-Bake for our

regular Wednesday lunches. Thank you, Bryon, for

your generosity!

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WOTM

2019-2020 LOOM and WOTM Officers & Chairmen

LOOM

Governor-Damon Bortz 209-890-3813 Senior Regent-Elaine Shaffer 209-795-7521

Administrator-Bill Kislingbury 209-795-7458 Junior Regent–Linda Burns 925-963-6316

Jr. Governor– Open Recorder– Patti Corcoran 510-427-8569

Prelate-Thomas Bradshaw 209-768-9788 Secretary/Treasurer-Melanie Kish 209-795-6655

Jr Past Gov.– Scott Freier 209-795-7071 Junior Grad Regent-Christy Almen 209-642-0515

Treasurer- Bill Osincup 209-795-4410 Guide-Shar Peterson 209-795-6401

1 Year Trustee-Terry Kish 209-795-6655 Assistant Guide– Gloria Gonzales

2 Year Trustee– Willie Ganley 209-890-7085

3 Year Trustee– Terry Brummund 209-822-3954

Sgt-at-Arms-Bob Burns 209-795-6871 Committees

Inner Guard-Pete Neal 209-890-3528 Member Retention - Brooke Peterson 561-628-1845

Outer Guard-Paul Penney 209-795-0514 Mooseheart/Moosehaven– Kris Bortz 209-890-3813

Committees Community Service– Lisa Herman 510-755-4561

Application Review-Bill Kislingbury 209-795-7458 Higher Degrees– Chris Lestanguet 209-795-5234

Audit– Scott McKinney 209-795-6116 Activities/Sports– Maryann Fabian 650-888-6082

Mooseheart/Moosehaven-Bob Burns 209-795-6871

Bingo– Kurt Kraal 650-255-0219 Appointed Committee Chairs

Heart of the Community – Damon Bortz 209-890-3813 Ways and Means– Christy Almen 209-642-0515

Family Activities– Scott McKinney 209-795-6116 Audit– Tess Leary 209-795-5868

Fellowship-Scott McKinney 209-795-6116 Application Review– Bonnie Doiel 209-795-6552

Moose Charities– Bob Burns 209-795-6871 Scholarship Chair-Vacant

Government Relations-Bill Osincup 209-795-4410

Historical-

Moose Legion- Bob Burns 209-795-6871

Lodge Calendar– Scott McKinney 209-795-6116

Medical Equipment– Bob Harlow 209-795-2768

Scholarships-Jack Kuhn 209-795-1513

Membership-Terry Kish 209-795-6655

Communications– Bill Kislingbury 209-795-7458

Public Relations– Bill Osincup 209-795-4410

Ritual Orientation-Bob Burns 209-795-6871

Sports Shuffle Board-Bob Burns 209-795-6871

Sports Horseshoes-Scott McKinney 209-795-6116

Sports Golf– Ray Bertolino 209-471-6775

Sports Pool-

Valued Veterans—Bob Freier 209-890-7256

Loss Prevention-Scott Freier 209-795-7071

Workday/Special Projects– Vacant

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Ebbetts Pass Lodge #1123

Loyal Order Of Moose

1965 Blagen Road

P.O. Box 121

Arnold CA, 95223-0121

209-795-3112

August 2019 Bulletin

Bulletin Articles Due by the 25th of the month. Editor-Kris Bortz (ebbettsweekly@gmail.com)

Lodge website www.ebbettspassmoose.org California/Nevada Website www.ca-nvmoose.org