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RED ROCK MOOSE LODGE #252

4970 W CHARLESTON BLVD

LAS VEGAS NV 89146

(702) 878-9817 FAX (702) 878-3206

July 2010

7th Edition for 2010

WOMEN OF THE MOOSE

RED ROCK CHAPTER #862

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Loyal Order of Moose Red Rock Lodge #252 2010-2011 Officers

Governor Ernie Knapp

Jr Past Governor Quent Rusk

Jr Governor Chuck Rusk

Prelate Bob Newman

Administrator Art Lesher

Treasurer David Smith

3 Year Trustee Kenny Gonzales

2 Year Trustee John Stevenson

1 Year Trustee Richard Osgood

Sgt At Arms Lazarus Lopez

Inner Guard Rich Ryan

Women of the Moose Red Rock Chapter #862 2010-2011 Officers

Senior Regent Mary McDonald

Jr Graduate Regent Shirley Eskelin

Jr Regent Open

Chaplain Dee Garcia Rhodes

Secretary/Treasurer Mary Dixon

Recorder Valerie Galloway

Guide Shyrl Boyd

Assistant Guide Sue Williams

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Loyal Order of Moose

Committee Chairmen 2010-2011

Membership Committee Art Lesher

Mooseheart/Moosehaven Ernie Knapp

Moose Family Activities Jose Suarez

Endowment Fund Art Lesher

Community Service Woody Kincaid

Publicity/Public Relations Rich Ryan

Investigating Committee Quent Rusk & Art L

Lodge Legion Chairman Jim Barlett

Legion Assistant Secretary David Smith

Auditing Committee John Dugan

Ritual Director Rich Ryan

Historian Art Lesher

Government Affairs Quent Rusk

Sports Activities Robert Huren/

Diana Ashworth

Entertainment Woody Kincaid

Youth Awareness Art Lesher

Women of the Moose

Committee Chairmen 2010-2011

Membership/Retention Diana Ashworth

Publicity

Youth Involvement

College of Regents Roxann Norberg

Mooseheart/Moosehaven

Star Recorder Peggy Osgood

Community Service

Educational Advancement

Moose Charities Lydia Perez

Health Awareness

Academy of Friendship

Family Involvement

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Governor's Comments The membership contest winner for the month of May is Lazarus Lopez. There

was a tie between Chuck Rusk and Lazarus Lopez, so a coin was tossed and the

winner was Lazarus Lopez. June's contest is another knife of your choice. So,

get busy and sign up your family, friends and neighbors.

I would like to thank everyone that is helping on different projects around the

Lodge. Especially Richard Osgood, Quent Rusk, Art Lesher, Lazarus Lopez, Don

Gulosh, and yours truly.

The roof repairs is progressing very well. We have purchased tiles for the tile

and it's almost complete. The rest of the roof has been power washed and roof-

ing materials will be applied next.

Lunch menu's are posted in the Lodge. Come on down and join Woody for

lunch.

I want thank everyone that volunteers to prepare meals or comes to the Lodge

and supports by purchasing meals and enjoys the Social Quarters.

Congratulations to Mary Mc Donald, our new Senior Regent. She has some very

good ideas for future functions, so let's get behind her and support her. We are a

Moose Family and need to support "our Moose Family".

By the time you get this bulletin we should have a juke box in the Social Quar-

ters for your enjoyment. We will be scheduling special functions utilizing the

juke box. Check out our calendar of functions and join us for some fun.

Remember think "MEMBERSHIP", and continue to remember

our Children at Mooseheart and

our Seniors at Moosehaven.

Fraternally Ernie Knapp

Governor

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SENIOR REGENT’S CORNER

I would like to thank everyone who voted for me as your new

Sr. Regent. I hope this to be a fun year.

During the month of July, the Lodge is going to be very busy.

We have the International Convention,

our Lodge’s 30th Birthday

celebration (July 10th) and our 4th of July BBQ.

Please come on down and support the Lodge for dinners or

come on down and see old friends or make new ones.

If anyone has any suggestions or comments, please contact me

by phone or in person.

Thanks Again for all your support,

Mary McDonald

Sr. Regent

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A LITTLE OF MOOSE HISTORY

Leadership: Our Directors General

When Paul J. O’Hollaren, a lawyer and insurance executive from Portland, Ore.,

became the Supreme Council’s choice to succeed Heilman, it was the first time

since Davis that a non-employee had assumed the Director General’s chair.

O’Hollaren had of course, been an active Moose for a quarter-century: charter

Governor of his Lodge, President of the Oregon Moose Association, Chief Justice

of the Supreme Forum, and, in 1978-79, Supreme Governor.

Director General O’Hollaren’s whirlwind decade in office saw a full computeriza-

tion and modernization of the fraternity’s business operations; the change of its

corporate name to Moose International; the stirring observances of the organiza-

tion’s Centennial in 1988, a completely updated redesign of the fraternity’s cere-

monial degree regalia (away from headgear and robes to distinctive color-coded

blazers and neckties); a rebuilding of Mooseheart’s utilities infrastructure, and the

residential space for every Mooseheart student and Moosehaven resident.

O’Hollaren retired in February 1994; his successor, Director General Frank A.

Sarnecki, continued the pattern of coming to Mooseheart from the Moose

“volunteer corps.” Sarnecki, a real estate and insurance executive from New Jer-

sey, served as Secretary of the Perth Amboy Lodge for 12 years in the 1960’s and

1970’s; he rose to become Supreme Governor in 1988-89.

In his first few years in office, Sarnecki guided the fraternity into four sweeping

changes: a fully equitable relationship between its men’s and women’s compo-

nents in use of Lodge facilities; a drive to transform those facilities into “Moose

Family Centers’, an extension of Moosehaven eligibility to all Moose men and

women, and an expansion of Mooseheart admissions to accept applications from

all children in need-a move that inspired renowned ABC Radio commentator Paul

Harvey to refer to efforts of the Moose Family fraternity, in an August 1994

broadcast to his 24 million listeners throughout North America, as “a dynamic

demonstration of civilized man’s better self.”

Taken from the Moose International website

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FROM OUR ADMINISTRATOR’S DESK

I would like to thank the following members for their assis-

tance in completing our ongoing roof repairs: Governor Ernie

Knapp, Junior Past Governor Quent Rusk, Trustee Rich Os-

good, Sgt at Arms Lazarus Lopez, Don Goulash, and myself.

We have already stopped several leaks with the repairs to the

tile roof. On June 12th, we power-washed the roof. We will be

sealing the roof on June 19th. We will also be installing a new

bearing in the swamp cooler. Additionally, a special thank you

goes to Lopez for providing the power washer.

Governor Ernie Knapp and I leave on a redeye flight for Nash-

ville on July 1st. We will be in Nashville for the Moose Interna-

tional Convention from July 2nd through July 7th.

Please come attend the Red Rock Moose Lodge’s 30th Birthday

Bash! Date: July 10th Time: 4:00PM-Midnight Cost: Free

with the donation of an appropriate gift from the list in this bul-

letin. There will be Karaoke.

Art Lesher

Administrator

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Please Join the WOTM on:

Friday July 2, 6PM for Meatball Subs, French Fries, Macaroni

Salad and Dessert

$5.00 by Valerie

Friday July 16, 6PM for Gulosh, Veggies, Bread and Dessert

$5.00 by Mary Mac

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Join Us at The Lodge for the 4th of July

Menu: BBQ Hamburgers & Hot Dogs, Watermelon,

Beans

Starts at NOON, Donations to go towards roof repair

We will also have a cold buffet

so bring your favorite cold

dish.

Hostess Midge

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Happy 30th Birthday Red Rock Lodge! Hosted by John Stevenson

Please Join Us on Saturday July 10, 4PM to Midnight

The Lodge will be cooking a Pork Roast with buffet.

We would like everyone to bring a dish (sign up

sheets at the bar) You can either donate $8.00 or

bring a donation (see list below) to help out our

Lodge. We will have Karaoke and a 50/50.

We will also be playing ―Bag Bingo.‖ Midge is asking

for donations for the Bingo prizes. Anything slightly

used or new (i.e. small appliances, bedding, aprons,

towels, etc). Please bring them to the Lodge a week

prior to July 10

Here is a list to give you an idea of items we need for

the Lodge:

Bottled water, 12 packs of soda (Coke, Diet Coke,

7up, Diet 7up, Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, ginger ale, orange),

To-Go boxes-small and large, plastic silverware, din-

ner napkins, paper plates-small and large, coffee and

coffee filters, paper bowls, aluminum foil, plastic

wrap, bar napkins, cooking oil-5 gallon, boxes of

mixed chips, ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, cherries

& olives-gallon size, American cheese-5 lb., bar straws

-large and small, matches, number 10 can veggies. As

you can see the Lodge can use several items. Thanks

everyone for helping out your Lodge!

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Winners and Losers Month of April

Thanks to Doug Y. for getting this info.

End of Month April 25 cent 1– Lila Miller 16-Helen Barlett

2-Joan Carder 17-Al Panowich

3-Teddy Rush 18-Mac Keehn

4-Darlene Saunders 19-Chester V. Marek

5-Peggy Smith 20-Helen Barlett

6-Marge Bisbee 21-Robert Mims

7-Robert Mims 22– Bill Steele

8-Lori Kidner 23-Jan Caine

9-Carol Paaoao 24-Ralph Steeger

10-Jose Suarez 25-Patrick J. Mahoney

11-Gerald Edgmon 26-Robert Fox

12-Eddie Sato 27-Kevin Sporleder

13-Jack Perry 28-Don Beasley

14-Leaore Gripp Highnet 29-Andy Beasley

15-Paul King, Jr. 30-Lex Pyles

End of Month worth $401.50

End of Month April 50 cent 1-Joan Carder 19-Jacquelyn Brooks

2– Jacqueline Nolan 20-Cam Bellamy

3-Bob Henry 21-Annette Lanzo

4-Nita Garside 22-Robert Jottnson

5-George Mangas 23-Mary Lyons

6-Lydia Peraz 24-Chester Morrow

7-Steven D. Osborn 25-Claudia Vanacker

8-Lisa Bobrick 26-Charles Vanacker

9-Ben Richter 27-Doug Dousett

10-Tammi Pedro 28-Sandi Williams

11-John Burkett 29-Dolly Hanson

12-Bill Brocato 30-Melvin Downum

13-Cheryl Kaftan

14-Marge Burkett

15-Gloria Petroni

16-William Koski

17-James Spence

18-Phyllis Lackie

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Winners and Losers Month of May

End of Month May 25 cent 1-Abe Harajhy 17-Vicki Rohoe

2-Seigfried Strehle 18– John A. Nacnab Jr.

3-Carol Newman 19-Ralph Steeger

4-Paul King Jr. 20-Mike Stanovich

5-Gene Goodnough 21-Jose Suarez

6-Douglas Dorsett 22-Robert Miller

7-Donald Mosley 23-Jan Farnham

8-Andy Beasley 24-George Hajek

9-Mary McDonald 25-Mike Stanovich

10-William Koski 26-Ed Raslavsky

11-Betty Strenke 27-Darell Dickey

12-Scott Krolick 28-Don Beasley

13-Len Barroco 29-Joan Hanson

14-James Grach 30-Bill Steele

15-Geri Shervanick 31-Melanie Schmidt

16-Paul Hughes

End of Month May 50 cent 1-Bill Kissell 18-Quent Rusk ($602.70)

2-Sarah Tanford 19-Ralph Fredegill

3-Jose Suarez 20-Frank Prezgay

4-C. Gail Barton 21-Carolyn Rohrer

5-Lorus Balzly 22-Valerie Galloway

6-John Burkett 23-Charlotte Miller

7-Irene Hunter 24-John Macnab Jr.

8-Troy Kreider 25-Donald Mosley

9-James Vitale 26-Ben Ricter

10-Quent Rusk($530.50) 27-Loretta Karn

11-Rita Levally 28-Loretta Karn

12-Rufus Wade 29-Vernin Clayson

13-Vonnie Johnson 30-Nancy Layeux-WINNER

14-Thomas Caramelg 31-Loretta Karn

15-Myra Taylor 50 Cent Weekly and $1.00 Monthly 16-Lisa Bobrick 4/2-Mary E. Vanacker 4/30-Greg Desormier

17-Earl Farnham 4/9-Linda Young-WINNER Dollar Monthly

4/16- Leon Strife 4/30-Greg Epps

4/23-Shirley Eskelin

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FAMOUS MOOSE MEMBERS

James Stewart * from Indiana, PA. Lodge 174

Oscar-Winning Actor

Tony Stewart from Columbus, IN. Lodge 398

Nascar Driver

Danny Thomas * from Indianapolis, IN. Lodge 17

Entertainer

Tommy Thompson from Juneau County, WI. Lodge 1913

Former U.S. Secretary of Health & Human Services

Harry S. Truman *

U.S. President

Gene Tunney * from Cincinnati, OH. Lodge 2

Boxer

Bill Veeck * from Greater Chicago, IL. Lodge 3

Major League Baseball Executive

Honus Wagner * from Pittsburgh, PA. Lodge 46

Baseball Hall-of-Famer

Earl Warren * from Oakland, CA. Lodge 324 (holder of the Pilgrim Degree of

Merit, U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice

Darryl Worley from Savannah, TN. Lodge 1918

Country Music Artist

Names in alphabetical order. (* indicates member is deceased)

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Wow What a Little Gem the Cucumber is: Cucumbers contain most of the vitamins you need everyday, just one

cucumber contains Vitamin B1, Vitamin B2, Vitamin B5, Vitamin B6,

Folic Acid, Vitamin C, Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potas-

sium and Zinc.

Feeling tired in the afternoon? Pick up a cucumber. They are a good

source of B Vitamins and Carbohydrates that can last for hours.

Tired of the bathroom mirror fogging up after a shower? Try rubbing a

cucumber slice along the mirror, it will eliminate the fog and provide a

soothing, spa-like fragrance.

Are grubs and slugs ruining you planting beds? Place a few slices in a

small pie tin and your garden will be free of pests all season long. The

chemicals in the cucumber react with the aluminum to give off a scent

undetectable to humans but drive the garden pests away and make them

flee the area.

Looking for a fast and easy way to remove cellulite before going out or

to the pool? Try rubbing a slice or two of cucumbers along your prob-

lem area for a few minutes, the phytochemicals in the cucumber cause

the collagen in your skin to tighten, firming up the outer layer and re-

ducing the visibility of cellulite. Works great on wrinkles too!

Want to avoid a hangover or terrible headache? Eat a few cucumber

slices before going to bed and wake up refreshed and headache free.

Cucumbers contain enough sugar, B vitamins and electrolytes to re-

plenish essential nutrients the body lost, keeping everything in equilib-

rium, avoiding both a handover and headache.

More cucumber gems next month

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PRELATE’S CORNER

Just want everyone to know there aren't any sickness

or illness .

We wish everyone well and healthy.

Fraternally,

Bob Newman

Prelate

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At our recent convention there was information given how

every member can help Moose charities make a difference in

the lives of our children and seniors.

We have school programs like: General Mills box tops &

Campbell soup labels for education, Coke rewards program,

Tyson project A+, recycle for Mooseheart (cartridges, video

games, DVD’s) and there are many more. Go to

WWW.MOOSEINTL.ORG sign in and go to the Moose chari-

ties link on the left hand side of the page. These are easy and

are probably items you already use so why not save them for

ours kids?

Cindy

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CHAPLAIN’S NOTES

Nothing submitted for this month

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Attorney’s Advice– At No Charge

The next time you order checks have only your initials (instead

of first name) and last name put on them. If someone takes your

checkbook, they will not know if you sign them with just your

initials or your first name, but your bank will know how you

sign your checks.

Do not sign the back of your credit cards. Instead, put “PHOTO

ID REQUIRED”.

When you are writing checks to pay on your credit cards ac-

counts, DO NOT put the complete account number on the

“For” line. Instead, jst put the last four numbers. The credit

card company knows the rest of the numbers, and anyone who

might be handling your check as it passes

through all the check processing channels

won’t have access to it.

More Attorney’s advice in future issues.

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LOOM 252 RED ROCK 4970 W Charleston Blvd.,

(702) 878-9817

JULY

Sun Mon Tue Wed

4

Convention

4th of July BBQ

NOON– see AD

5 Lunch*

Convention

6 Lunch*

Convention

7 Lunch*

Convention

6PM WOTM Board Mtg.

LOOM House Committee

7PM Joint Board Mtg.

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9AM Breakfast at Red Rock

Lodge

10AM District Board Mtg. @

Las Vegas Lodge

11AM Social BBQ to follow

at 1PM at Las Vegas Lodge

12 Lunch*

13 Lunch*

7PM WOTM

Chapter Meeting

14 Lunch*

6PM LOOM Officers

Board Meeting

7PM General Meeting

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9AM-10:30AM WOTM

Breakfast by Dee Rhodes

$5.00

Legion 168 Meeting @ L.V.

Lodge-10AM Board Mtg.

11AM Celebration

19 Lunch*

20 Lunch* 21 Lunch*

6PM House Committee

Mtg.

7PM LOOM/WOTM

Orientation

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9AM-10:30 AM Breakfast

July BD Free

26 Lunch*

27 Lunch*

7PM WOTM

Business Meeting

28 Lunch*

6PM LOOM Board Mtg.

7PM General Mtg.

July 11, 18, 25

2PM Darts Blind Draw

*Lunches by Woody

served Monday-

Thursdays 11AM-2:30PM

SEE AD for Menu

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MOOSE LODGE WOTM 862

Las Vegas, NV 89146

FAX (702) 878-3206

2010

Thu Fri Sat

1 Lunch* 2

Convention in Nashville

6PM WOTM Dinner

Meatball Subs, Fries, Mac. Salad

By Val $5.00– SEE AD

3

Convention

8 Lunch* 9

6PM LOOM Dinner

Chicken Fried Chicken

$7.00-SEE AD

10 4PM-Midnight

Moose Legion Committee Lodge Birth-

day Dinner/ Celebration, Bag Bingo

$8.00 or donation– SEE AD

15 Lunch*

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6PM WOTM Dinner

Gulosh, Veggies, Dessert

By Mary Mac $5.00– SEE AD

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6PM LOOM Dinner

Chicken Fried Steak, and fixings

By Ernie and Midge $6.00-SEE AD

22 Lunch*

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6PM LOOM Sports Committee

Dinner Chicken Fettuccine

Karaoke

$7.00 by Robert Huren– SEE AD

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9 AM Executive Session in Pahrump

29 Lunch* 30

6PM LOOM Dinner

Beef Stroganoff w/ fixings

By Ernie and Midge $6.00-SEE AD

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6PM WOTM Dinner

Sandwich and Salad Buffet

By Mary Mac and crew $5.00– SEE AD

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Recipe of the Month

Chicken and Peas with Pink Alfredo Sauce

What you will need:

4 small boneless skinless chicken breast halves (1 lb.)

1/2 cup flour

3/4 cups marinara sauce

1/4 cup half- and -half

1/2 cup frozen peas

1/4 cup grated parmesan cheese

Make It:

Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Coat chicken with flour; place in

2 qt. baking dish sprayed with cooking spray.

Mix remaining ingredients; pour over chicken.

Bake 30 minutes or until chicken is cooked through.

Substitute:

Boneless pork chops for the chicken breasts.

Use pesto sauce instead of the marinara sauce.

Or Jazz it up: serve over hot cooked

egg noodles or rice pilaf.

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From our Sports Committee Chairman

Let me begin with an introduction. My name is Robert Huren. I have been a Moose member for 5 years and a

member of Red Rock for 1 year. I’ve been involved with fraternal organizations for more years than I can count

and most recently with the Fraternal Order of Eagles. My wife, Joline, and I moved back to Las Vegas last year

and have decided that after 25 years of moving around the world in the U.S. Navy and a couple of moves due to

her cancer, we are HOME TO STAY!

Thank you Ernie for this appointment. I believe my counterpart, Dianna (needs no introduction) and I are up to the

task as we are both committed to a successful year.

This DART SEASON has ended and we will have our end of the season dinner on July 18. We will start our next

league season on August 1st. Sign up sheets for regular players and substitutes are on the SPORTS BOARD. If

you might be interested in playing “part time”, subs are always welcome and needed.

I am pleased to report that the DART LEAGUE made at least $250.00 for the sports committee and that doesn’t

include what we make from the Dart Machines.

Also, MOOSE ROLE is back. See rules posted in the Lodge and talk to one of our friendly VOLUNTEER bar-

tenders.

Fraternally, Robert Huren

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Start talking up playing Golf at the

Annual CNMA Convention

In Palm Springs

September 8, 2010

Lets get a Challenge between

Lodges, Chapters and Legions

to see who gets the largest turnout!

Time to get back to the days when we always

had 80+ golfers for a tournament.

Days when we had fun!

A time when members were easy to obtain

because they wanted to join in on the FUN!

We will be playing the Legends Course

Details will be posted on the web when received

LETS DO IT! Your CNMA Sports Committee

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Friday July 23, 6PM

The LOOM Sports Committee will be hav-

ing a Chicken Fettuccine Dinner with Salad,

Rolls, Dessert

By Robert Huren

$7.00 Karaoke

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HAPPY 30TH BIRTHDAY RED ROCK!!

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LOOM Dinner

Saturday July 17, 6PM

Chicken Fried Steak with

Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, Veggies,

Salad and Dessert

By Ernie and Midge

$6.00

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Lunches by Woody are back at The Lodge

Every Monday thru Thursday from 11 AM–

2:30 PM

See Below for Menu

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Woody’s Lunch Menu

Served Mondays-Thursdays 11:00-2:30

All Specials Include French Fries

Hamburgers $2.00, Cheeseburgers $2.50

Bacon Burgers $3.00, Hot Dogs $1.50

Chicken Wings $3.00, Chicken Fingers $3.00

Grilled Cheese $2.00-w/ Bacon & Tomato

$2.50

Smoked Sausage $3.00

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VERY

INTERESTING STUFF

In the

1400's a law was set forth in England that a man was allowed

to beat his wife with a stick no thicker than his thumb.

Hence we have 'the rule

of thumb'

Many years ago in

Scotland , a new game was invented. It was ruled 'Gentlemen

Only...Ladies Forbidden'.. .and thus, the word GOLF entered

into the English language.

The first couple to

be shown in bed together on prime time TV was Fred and Wilma

Flintstone.

Men can read smaller

print than women can; women can hear better.

The State with the

highest percentage of people who walk to work:

Alaska

The percentage of

Africa that is wilderness: 28% (now get

this...)

The percentage of

North America that is wilderness: 38%

The first novel ever

written on a typewriter, Tom Sawyer.

The San Francisco

Cable cars are the only mobile National

Monuments.

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LOOM Dinner

Friday July 30, 6PM

Beef Stroganoff with all the

fixings, Salad, Rolls,

Dessert

$6.00

By Ernie and Midge

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LOOM Dinner By Woody

Friday July 9

Chicken Fried Chicken with

Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Veggies, Rolls,

Dessert

6PM

$7.00

Karaoke

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Who Knew? Did you know that drinking two glasses of Gatorade can re-

lieve headache pain almost immediately-without the unpleas-

ant side effects caused by traditional pain relievers?

Did you know that Colgate Toothpaste makes an excellent

salve for burns?

Cure urinary tract infections with Alka-Seltzer. Just dissolve

two tablets in a glass of water and drink it at the onset of the

symptoms. Alka-Seltzer begins eliminating urinary tract in-

fections almost instantly-even thought the product was never

advertised for this use.

Smart splinter remover: Just pour a drop of Elmer’s Glue all

over the splinter, let dry, and peel the dried glue off the skin.

The splinter sticks to the dried glue.

WOTM Dinner By Mary Mac and

Crew

Saturday July 31, 6PM

Build Your Own Sandwich and Salad

Bar

$5.00

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

TO ALL RED ROCK

WOTM AND LOOM

WHO ARE

CELEBRATING JULY

BIRTHDAYS

Echoes 30th year, published monthly by

Red Rock Lodge #252 Loyal Order of Moose Inc.,

4970 W Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, Nevada, 89146.

Subscription paid as part of annual membership dues.

I hope you find Echos informative.

I welcome any suggestions or corrections.

Please contact me via email:

tinalb@cox.net

Cut off date is the 15th of each month for submission of any articles

and will be upheld so that we may get the newsletters

to you on time. Thank you.

If any Moose Member would like to submit an article i.e. favorite recipe, or

something that you feel other members would be interested in, please email it

to me at my email address listed above. I often have some extra room and am

looking for extra articles for submission. If I can’t get in that issue I will save

for a future issue. Thank you.

You can also view the newsletter by going to:

www.ca-nvmoose.org — Scroll down to publications,

click, then scroll down the page to view our newsletter in color.

Hope to see you at the Lodge or a Chapter meeting,

Tina B. Editor

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Red Rock’s Leadership

―Laying the foundation for a great organization‖

Governor Dwight Ruoff

Ed Foulkrod

Don Bieber

Ed Foulkrod

Tom Walters

George Hanson

Doug Young

Andy Beasley

Bob Blais

Al Foulkrod

Ernie Knapp

Bill Olson

Ernie Knapp

Ray Diaz

Ernie Knapp

Chief Millar

Jim Hoge

Joe Lanzo

Bob Henry

Al Foulkrod

Tom Welsh

Al Foulkrod

Tim Bonvouloir

Jim Barlett

Elliott Weber

Rick Brown

Tony Mell

Cameron Bellamy

Cameron Bellamy

Bill McCoy/Quent Rusk

Quent Rusk

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