Moose Tales
October,
2014
Aransas Pass Moose Family Center, Loyal Order of Moose
Lodge 2063 / Chapter 1972 / 2540 FM 2725 / PO Box 295 Aransas Pass, TX. 78335
Inside this issue:
A Good (and Rewarding) Time Was Had By All
TMA State Convention
9-11 Remembrance in
Pictures
From the Governor’s Desk
Senior Regent’s Corner
Words From Our
Administrator
The Chaplain’s Chair
Moose Family News
What’s Happening
I think Ron Trygstad sleeps with that
banner!
I’ll have to ask Brandy
Why Should I Become A
Moose Legionnaire?
Byron McLaughlin & Noreen Wylie
accepting the awards for the
‘Heart of the Community Protector' level
Calendars
Robert Vaden and his certificate as
Aransas Pass Lodge 2063
Moose of the Year
Aransas Pass Chapter 1972 was named 2nd Place Chapter in the State
Tina Clyburn, Elaine Stubbs, Pat Brown, Gaila McLaughlin, Gypsie Leckbee
and Wendy Matthew, Official Visitor
OK Ladies, we need to work on 1st Place for this year!!
Premier Lodge Award
Congratulations Gypsie on receiving your
Green Cap
Noreen Wylile, Gypsie Leckbee,
Gaila McLaughlin, Pat Brown
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9-11 Remembrance in Pictures
Chief R. J. Thomas performed admirably as our Master of Ceremonies guiding us through a memorable ceremony.
The US Marine Memorial Team posted the colors and our Girl Scouts led all of us in the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag.
Lyssa Galbreath did a beautiful rendition of our National Anthem and Father James Vasquez gave the
First Responder Blessing. Emergency Management Coordinator, Bill Haines offered a community welcome and
Noreen Wylie read the very moving poem, ’One”.
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Moose Tales October, 2014
9-11 Remembrance in Pictures (cont)
Once again David Erickson presented his interpretation of ‘God Bless the USA’. Robert Carlson offered a ‘Remember 9/11
Prayer and John Felix read the names of the Texas victims pausing after each for Howard Gillespie to ring the bell.
The ceremony closed with a 21 Gun Salute and Taps by the US Marine Memorial Team.
Thank you to all who worked to make this happen but most of all, Thank You to our 1st Responders.
In a very special tribute, our
Mooseketeers researched 9/11
and created a poster showing images from that day along with a
star for each company that lost
someone. They also designed and
made a US Flag.
Everyone was treated to a yummy
brisket dinner
This is very important. Remember, most of these young people were not
born in 2001 so this is history. If we don’t pass this along,
soon no one will Remember 9/11!
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Moose Tales October, 2014
From the Governor’s Desk
Wow what a fun time we had at the
state meeting, I haven't been much help
being in the hospital but I can tell you
something every member took up the
slack. The month went by fast and
things went well from the dinners to
working on the lodge and the school
rebuilding project is going well. We have
a busy month with moose legion celebration coming up so let's all help and
have some fun. I thank you all for your
prayers and thoughts while I was in the
Hospital God bless you all. We have Two
new officers at state and they are Bob
Carlson and Wildman. Byron Kevin and
Myself also serve along with our District
President Raymond Drysdale Thank you
all for your service along with our coworkers.
Robert Vaden, Governor
Senior Regents Corner
I want to start by going back to August.
Jeannette’s 4-Corners Dinner was a hit!
Each team decorated their serving area,
cooked three dishes and served up a
terrific meal. Great job Jeannette!
The 9-11 Ceremony was a time to remember all the brave heroes and lost
souls. The Mooseketeers did an excellent job on the 9-11 Remembrance
Board. Thank you kids and Christine.
I had a great time at the State Convention in Houston. And once again I can
say that every Moose member and coworker that I met greeted me with a
smile and friendly hand shake.
Lisa K has a ‘picnic’ basket raffle going.
A dollar a ticket or 6 for 5—get your tickets while you can.
We are having bake sales for Toys From
Tommy Moose on Steak Night and Burg-
er Night, breakfast every Sunday and
donation boxes at the door.
Tween Dances have started and are
once a month.
Come have dinner on the 26th. Betty is
hosting a ‘Really Special’ Mexican Dinner.
The following day the Los Paisanos are
having their Thanksgiving Benefit. Brisket sandwiches and auction at 3PM.
Our next benefit will be October 11th for
Zeke Ortiz. Volunteers, auction items
and baked goods are needed to help
this sweet young man and is family.
Congratulations to Gypsie! She was
awarded her Green Cap at the Convention.
See you at the Lodge!!
Noreen Wylie, Senior Regent
From ghoulies and ghosties
And long-leggedy beasties
And things that go bump in the night,
Good Lord, deliver us!
L.O.O.M. Officers
W.O.T.M. Officers
Governor:
Administrator:
Jr. Governor:
Jr. Past Governor:
Treasurer:
Prelate:
1st Year Trustee:
2nd Year Trustee:
3rd Year Trustee:
Sgt. At Arms :
Robert Vaden
Byron McLaughlin
Capt. Fred Comingore
Kevin Stubbs
Fred Wiseman
Robert Carlson
Gene Metcalf
Tommy Steransky
A.J. Michaels
David Neill
Sr. Regent:
Noreen Wylie
Jr. Regent:
Pat Brown
Jr. Grad Regent:
Gypsie Leckbee
Chaplain:
Christine Michaels
Secretary/Treasurer: Debbie Metcalf
Recorder:
Gaila McLaughlin
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Moose Tales Editor: Gaila McLaughlin
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Moose Tales October, 2014
Words From Our Administrator
Let’s see what’s happening – it might
be easier to say “What’s NOT Happening”. It’s been a busy September, October and November are looking even
busier. September, 9/11 Remberance
Ceremony, TMA State Convention, Pisano’s Turkey Benefit – for families in
need; October “Zeke’s” benefit, a 9 year
old with leukemia, Halloween Children’s
party; November a benefit for one of us,
Wildman, to help him and Gypsie with
expenses while he unable to work after
surgery, “Toys from Tommy Moose Benefit”. I was speaking to a potential new
member yesterday and she asked how
did we do all of this? My answer was we
have a wonderful bunch of people who
really enjoy doing things for others less
fortunate than they are.
We are having a District 7 meeting Oc-
tober 4th. In San Antonio @ 10am. Our
new District President, Raymond Drysdale, would really like to see more
Moose’s from Aransas Pass there to set
an example for the other lodges. If you
haven’t been to a District Meeting
please consider going.
We are also having our Gold Coast 68
Moose Legion Celebration at our lodge
on October 18-19th. If you’re not a
Moose Legionnaire I am sure you can
find someone at the Lodge to help you
become one. It’s really a lot of fun; and
you get to know folks from Corpus, San
Antonio and Pasadena, and you can
brag about our lodge. The Moose Legion is the “engine” that makes the
Moose Fraternity “GO”. The Moose Legion MOTTO is “Do some good thing for
someone each day”.
Thank you all for what you do.
Byron McLaughlin , Administrator
Any suggestions or complaints
that you might have please let
me know @ - 832-215-112 or
by e-mail, or catch me at the
lodge - [email protected]
- Irish Sayings
The reason the Irish are always fighting
each other
Is they have no other worthy opponents.
The Chaplain’s Chair
Prayers for shelly and a welcome home for Mary Ann.
Warm thoughts and prayers to all our families.
The tween dance went great, there were lots of new faces. We hope to see more new faces on Oct.31st
A special thanks to our Mooseketeers for your community service
Lord, watch over our dear friends and family
Christine N. Baugher Chaplain
Moose Family News
Deceased
Our Defending Circle
Has Been Broken
Bobby
Our brother has been called to rest.
Let us all join together in
keeping his family in our
Myers
thoughts and prayers.
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Moose Family News (cont)
Members Under The Weather
Shelley Hardesty—recovering from
Back Surgery
You are in our thoughts and prayers
New Members
MEMBER
Rhonda Fish
Amber Karwedsky
Tonya Montgomery
Mandy Muse
Jacob Atcher
Shawn Bird
Tyrone Davis
Teddy Elmore
Tony Mendez
Shad Sonneberger
David Young
Raymond Byrd
Luis Rios
Sherman King
SPONSOR
Raymond Drysdale
Raymond Drysdale
Christine Baugher
Burton Breaux
Gregory Roseberry
Terry Leckbee
Harvey Davis
Raymond Drysdale
Angel Ramirez
Raymond Drydale
Byron McLaughlin
Coy Brown
transfer
transfer
Miscellaneous Moosings
Fantastic Food
tasty. AND we need some more volunteers
Steak Night brought in a crowd. Kevin ran for these.
out of steaks after cooking 65! The WOTM
had successful bake sales both on Steak 9-11 Ceremony
Night and Burger night. More money for Photos are on pages 2 and 3 but I’d like to
Tommy! Moose Legion Burgers were excel- take this opportunity to thank the first relent as usual thanks to Bob, Gene and Kev- sponders for the jobs that they do. Thank
in A BIG thanks to Christine for taking on you Father James, Marine Memorial Team,
the WOTM Fish Fry. Many of us were in Girl and Boy Scouts, David Erickson and all
Houston so she was in the hot seat. Betty’s of the others who contributed to the cere‘Really Special Mexican Dinner’ was really mony. For those members who planned,
special. Everyone raved over all of the food. cooked, set up, served, and cleaned up; we
Thanks Betty and all of the women who could never have done it without you. Big
brought in dishes. Oh, I forgot—thanks to thanks to the ‘Brisket Man’ Raymond as
Danny E. for doing the guacamole. A usual once more he proved that he does the best
the breakfasts and One-Dishes were quite brisket ever.
Get ‘Back To Basics: Sign up a new member or
encourage an exiting member to renew.
Get involved with YOUR Lodge or Chapter!
October Birthstone
. Opal is said to be
able to help one
be "invisible" It is
also said to be able to
help pick up thoughts and
feelings and enhance
them. It is a protective
stone, said to be particularly protective in dangerous places. Opal is used
in lightwork as a stone for
strong and safe dreamwork.
Emotionally, it enhances
self-esteem and sense of
self-worth. It is also used
to bring happy dreams
and avoid nightares.
In crystal healing opal is
good for headaches, eyesight, Parkinson's disease, blood, insulin regulation, PMS, and the immune system
October Birthflower
Marigolds are the
"Herb of the Sun"
symbolic of passion and creativity. Water made from marigolds was thought to induce psychic visions of
fairies if rubbed on the
eyelids. In some cultures,
marigold flowers have
been added to pillows to
encourage prophetic or
psychic dreams. Early
Christians named the
flower "Mary's Gold" and
offered the blossoms in
place of money at the foot
of her statues. The Portuguese introduced marigolds into India and the
flower was offered to the
Hindu gods Vishnu and
Lakshmi. The marigold
was thought to protect
against the plague and to
be effective in stopping
gossip. When used in
combination with spells,
the marigold is an antidote for the sharptongued and promotes
cheery conversations.
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Miscellaneous Moosings (cont)
Co-Worker of the Month for August is Sissy
Mack the ‘Salad Bar Queen’! Way to go
Sissy!
Cookie and Noreen Deliver School Supplies
to Aransas Pass and Ingleside Schools
Los Paisanos Thanksgiving Benefit
Once more all of you came through. This
benefit was to raise money to provide
Thanksgiving Dinner to those less fortunate.
Thanks to the many Los Paisanos and
members from other clubs, along with
Moose members over $5,000 was raised
for this very worthy cause! Great job Johnny
Volunteer of the Month for August is
AJ Michaels for all of the work he has done
on the renovation; electrical, ceiling tiles,
etc. etc. etc.
Halloween Trivia
1. What does the Old
English word "hallow"
mean?
2. When is All Saints' Day
observed?
3. Out of what were JackO-Lanterns originally
made?
4. Halloween is generally
considered to have
evolved from what
ancient festival
5. Why do you wear
masks on Halloween?
6. In what state is it illegal to dress up as a
priest?
7. In what year was ‘It’s
the Great Pumpkin
Charlie Brown’ first
aired?
8. What was the name of
Dracula's sidekick?
9. What was Dracula's
real name?
10. Which country did Halloween originate in?
11. From which word did
'bonfire' originate?
12. What does the name
Dracula mean?
13. How many "witches"
were burned at the
stake in the Salem
Witch Trials?
Wanda the witch, on her
broom
swept through the town
yelling "ZOOM!"
through a perchance of
luck
never heard the big truck
and she zoomed on her
broom to her doom
Tonya letting Cam know how much she and
John appreciate his making John’s retirement ceremony happen.
On Halloween night what I
fear,
Is that not enough kids will
come here,
I will lose all control,
Eat the sweets in the bowl,
And the fat will pack onto
my rear.
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What’s Happening
The Breakfast Crews
Every Sunday—10-12
The Breakfast Bunches this month are:
10/05/14: Bonny, Earlene, Lisa
10/12/14: Kevin
10/19/14: Moose Legion Celebration
10/26/14: Noreen’s Crew
One-Dish Surprise
Every Thursday
10/02/14:
10/09/14:
10/16/14:
10/23/14:
10/30/15:
Pat
Jeannette
Elaine
Cookie
Gaila
LOOM Steak Night &
WOTM Bake Sale
October 3rd
Fred’s stepping up to the grill this time.
Not sure just who the ’grill assistants’
will be but there is always plenty of help.
The WOTM is, as usual, having a bake
sale. The proceeds are still going to
’Toys From Tommy Moose’ and will continue to do so until the Toy Run. Bring
baked goods (hey, we’ll take something
you guys baked too) and some money.
Tommy Moose wants to help even more
kids this year.
District 7— San Antonio
October 4th
We’re all heading over to San Antonio
and hope to see lots of folks from
Aransas Pass there. Everyone is welcome and encourage to attend.
WOTM Oktoberfest
German Dinner
October 10th
Skeet Shoot
October 11th and 25th
us. You know from experience (or if you
are new, ask someone) that her enchilaHopefully it won’t rain because the little das are to die for.
skeet HATE to fly in wet weather. If it WOTM Baked Potato Bar
doesn’t it should be a good turn out as Kids Halloween Carnival
it’s a little cooler than it has been.
Tween Dance
Zack Ortiz Benefit
October 11th
Zack is a 10 year old child with leukemia and he and his family need our
help . There will be pulled pork sandwiches, a bake sale, raffle and an auction at 2PM. We need auction items and
bake sale items.
Moose Legion Burgers &
WOTM Bake Sale
October 17th
This month Burger Night is on the 3rd
Friday rather than the 2nd because of
the Moose Legion Celebration. Wildman
and Bun Boy are at the plate and will be
waiting for your orders. Once again the
WOTM will be having a Bake Sale to
benefit ‘Toys From Tommy Moose’
Moose Legion Celebration
October 18th
It’s our turn to host the Moose Legion
Celebration and I promise you it will be
a fantastic one. The theme is ‘Charlie
Brown and The Great Pumpkin Patch’.
So decide whether you want to be Lucy,
Schroder, Snoopy, Linus …….. ( I think
Noreen has claimed Pigpen). Lunch will
be soup, salad and sandwiches (there
should be some PBJ’s due to the theme)
and Dinner will be a taco bar along with
lots of other sides and goodies. Gaila is
thinking up challenging games for the
Tin Man and Twyla has lots of plans for
other activities. If any of you are thinking about becoming a Moose Legionnaire, contact any one of the Moose
Legionnaires and they will be happy to
sign you up. I HOPE that this time we
will be able to keep the Tin Man in
Aransas Pass—it’s been gone too long!
We haven’t had a
German meal in
long time and we can’t let October come
and go without celebrating. Our ‘theme’
meals are always the best attended and
we usually sell out of food so you better
come early. It’s not required, but if you
really want to wear your lederhosen go Enchilada Dinner—October 24th
right ahead!
There is a rare treat in store! Sharon is
making her ‘fantabulous’ enchiladas for
October 31st
WHEW! Lots of stuff going on that night.
Who doesn’t like a giant, stuffed baked
potato? If you haven’t experienced our
potato bar; you get a giant baked potato
and a selection of yummy things to put
ON your giant baked potato. Everyone is
free to bring whatever topping you like
and would like to share. We usually get
a huge variety.
Our Annual Kids Halloween Carnival
always draws lots of princesses, ghosts,
goblins and a myriad of other creatures.
The kids have a great time but I think
the adults enjoy it just as much. I do
notice that as the evening progresses
there are more ‘big people’ in the Cake
Walk ….. They just can’t resist our desserts!
Christine is having her Halloween Tween
Dance immediately following the Carnival. She should have a good showing of
slightly older creatures and crritters.
Reoccurring Events
Beer Special
Every Monday
High Card Game
Every Tuesday @ 7PM
Poker
Every Sunday @ 1PM and
Every Wednesday @ 6PM
Moose Deuce
Every Wednesday at 7, 8, 9
Bartender’s Special
Every Tuesday all day
Queen of Hearts
Every Friday @ 8PM
Ongoing Activities
Don’t forget the ‘tubs’ on the donation
table for Coastal Bend Troop Support,
St. Mary’s Food Bank and Eyeglasses
for the Lion’s Club. There is also a tub
for candy for our Kids Halloween Carnival.
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What’s Happening(cont)
Send Aheads
Howl at the Moon Benefit for
Wildman & Gypsie.
Wildman is having surgery and they need a
little of our help. There will be a Cook Off
on November 8 with 1st Place Awards for
Chili, Beans, Cornbread and Desserts.
There will also be an auction, bake sale
and raffle. In the meantime, watch for the
‘Energy Tree’. It will show up in the lodge
soon with complete explanation and instructions.
Meetings
This month brings a plethora of meetings,
all of them very necessary.
LOOM: General Membership 2nd and
4th Thursdays
WOTM: Activity Meeting 1st Monday
Business Meeting 3rd Monday
JOINT: Round Table— 2nd Thursday—
Calendar Mtg.— 2nd Monday
This is a VERY important meeting.
You’re encouraged to come.
The boards, LOOM and WOTM, also have
meetings; one per month for the WOTM and
Toys From Tommy Moose
two per month for the LOOM. There are also
Gypsie and Wildman are chairing. Check two Joint House Committee (LOOM and
your calendar for meeting dates. This is WOTM officers) Meetings each month.
extremely important to the kids in our communities. Get signed up to help.
Special Committee Meetings this month:
Moose Legion Celebration: 5th & 12th
Wildman/Gysie Benefit: 27th
Toys From Tommy Moose: 1st 22nd
Halloween Carnival: 8th, 15th 29th
Why Should I Become a Moose Legionnaire?
There are many, many answers to that
question, so I will tell you why I became a
Moose Legionnaire. I originally joined the
Loyal Order of Moose in 1982. I was invited to join the Moose Legion a few months
later, where I learned more about what we
do and why we do it, and how it all started.
I got more involved within this smaller
number of Members, doing more fun
things, and believe me, More work for the
Children at Mooseheart and the aged at
Moosehaven. It was the most rewarding
thing to me, made me realize there was
more work to be done. As a new Moose
Legionaire, I was with many of my Brothers at the Shriners Circus, helping them
escort the disabled children and older
folks off busses in Corpus Christi one year.
That alone left me wanting to do MORE,
just seeing the smiles and the great time
those folks had made all the effort worth
more than money could buy. A couple
years later it was time for me to leave the
area, ( I was Active duty Navy) so I
dropped my membership for a couple
years, and I missed it so much, I rejoined
in 1992, in both the Loyal Order of Moose
and the Moose Legion. I again got active
in everything that was going on, all the
everyday things around the Lodge, all the
things that Moose Legionnaires do to
help. I have been around a long time.
The Best answer to the question
is……….Because I Care about My Brothers
and Sisters, and the People in this world
that need OUR Help.
Bob Carlson, PG, PDP, Fellow
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November 1st
Turnips
Samhain
To keep the dead
from recognizing the
living
Alabama
1966 on CBS
Renfield
Vlad the Impaler
Ireland
Bone+Fire
Son of the Devil
None of the "witches"
put to death in the
Salem Witch trials
were burned at the
stake. All those executed were hanged
but one, Giles Cory,
who was pressed to
death. Several others
died in prison, including Sarah Osborne,
Roger Toothaker,
Lyndia Dustin, and
Ann Foster.
There are many theories
on the origin of Halloween, but it is generally
accepted that it dates
back to the Celtic festival
Samhain. It was believed
that the spirits of everyone who had died during
the year returneed on the
eve of Samhain to seek
living bodies to possess
for the following year. The
Celts would dress in costumes and hold noisy revels in an attempt to frighten away these spirits.
Food and drink was also
offered to pacify the dead.
There are many tales of
unfortunate souls being
burned at the stake because they were perceived to have been possessed by one of the returning spirits.
October 2014
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
1
6PM: POKER
6-9PM: Moose
Deuce
7PM: Toys From
Tommy Moose
Meeting
5 10-12: Moose 6
Legion Brkfst.
$2.00 Beer
$5.00 Lisa,
Special
Earlene, Bonny
7PM: WOTM
12:30 Moose
Activity Meeting
Legion Meeting
/ Celebration Mtg
7
8
$2.00 Bartender
Special
6PM: POKER
7PM: High Card
Betty
14
15
$2.00 Bartender
Special
6PM: POKER
19
21
22
$2.00 Bartender
Special
6PM: POKER
26
10-12: WOTM
Breakfast
$5.00
Noreen
1PM: POKER
27
Sat
3
4
6-8PM: LOOM
Steak Night &
10AM: District 7
WOTM Bake Sale San Antonio
$13.00
Fred
7PM: Joint House
Committee /
8PM: Queen of
LOOM Officers
Hearts
Meetings
9
6-8PM: One Dish
Surprise
$3.00
Jeannette
7PM: Round
Table—General
7:30: Halloween Membership
Carnival Mtg.
Meetings
12 10-12: WOTM 13
Breakfast
$5.00 Kevin
$2.00 Beer
12:30PM:
Special
Celebration Mtg.
7PM: WOTM
1PM: POKER
Officers Meeting
1:30:
/ Calendar Mtg.
Mooseketeer
/ LOOM Call-aMtg.
thon
Moose Legion
Celebration
Aransas Pass
7PM: WOTM
‘Charlie Brown & Business
The Great
Meeting
Pumpkin Patch’
2
6-8PM: One Dish
Surprise
$3.00
Pat
Fri
10
6-8PM: WOTM
Oktoberfest
German Dinner
$8.00
11
10AM—?
Zeke Oritz
Benefit
6-9PM: Moose
Deuce
1PM: POKER
20
$2.00 Beer
Special
Thu
7PM: High Card
Christine
8PM: Queen of
Hearts
2PM: Skeet
Shoot
17
18
6-8PM: Moose
Legion Burgers & Moose Legion
WOTM Bake Sale
Celebration
$6.00 Wildman Aransas Pass
6-9PM: Moose
& Bun Boy
‘Charlie Brown &
Deuce
7PM: Joint House
The Great
Committee /
8PM: Queen of
Pumpkin Patch’
7:30: Halloween LOOM Officers
Hearts
Carnival Mtg.
Meetings
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6-9PM: Moose
Deuce
7PM: High Card
Kevin
7PM: Toys From
Tommy Moose
Meeting
28
29
$2.00 Bartender
$2.00 Beer
Special
Special
6PM: POKER
7PM: High Card
7PM: Wildman
Noreen
6-9PM: Moose
Benefit Cook-Off
Deuce
Mtg.
7PM: Cub Scout
Meeting
7:30: Halloween
Carnival Mtg.
16
6-8PM: One Dish
Surprise
$3.00
Elaine
23
6-8PM: One Dish
Surprise
$3.00
Cookie
24
25
6-8PM:
Enchilada Dinner
$7.00
2PM: Skeet
Sharon V.
Shoot
7PM: General
Membership
Meeting
8PM: Queen of
Hearts
30
6-8PM: One Dish
Surprise
$3.00
Gaila
31
6-8PM: WOTM
Potato Bar
$5.00
6PM: Halloween
Party
8PM: Tween
Dance
8PM: Queen of
Hearts
October 2014
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
1
2
3
E Miles
Crystal Kendall Christopher Cox
Michael Stueber Joyce Spegelhoff
Albert Brady
Jack Childers
Sat
4
Lyssa Galbreath
Sherman King
International
Music Day
National Walk
Your Dog Day
World Smile Day Vodka Day
5
Ronnie Parker
6
Leroy Matjeka
David McCoy
7
8
Rhonda Fish
Joe Elrod
9
10
11
Eric Commander Mary Dorrough
Sharon Vaden
Change A Light
Day
Mad Hatter Day
You Matter To
Me Day
World Octopus
Day
National Chess
Day
National
Handbag Day
12
Michael Dolan
Stee Granger
13
Janet Brannan
Terry Simpson
14
Gypsie Leckbee
Jennifer Thomas
Waylon Amason
Chris Russell
John Schultz
Berry Thompson
Emil Zinsmeyer
15
Jimmy Alcott
Larry Narum
Christopher
Ponton
16
17
Troy Montgomery Larry Clark
Daniel Sharp
Free Thought Day Navy Birthday
National Grouch Spirit Day
Day
19
20
21
Linda Ellis
Judi Miller
Todd Buncie
John Price
Greg Rehard
Walter Rodocker
22
Evaluate Your
Life Day
Miss American
Rose Day
Reptile
Awareness Day
Smart is Cool Day
26
27
Debbie Hargrove Loyd Navarro
28
Tonya
Montgomery
Ernest Briones
29
Bonna Stubbs
Howl At The
Moon Night
St. Jude’s Day
National Cat Day Haunted
Refrigerator
Night
Cranky CoWorkers Day
Southern Food
Heritage Day
18
Chris Baze
Raymond Bird
Wear Something
Gaudy Day
National Chocolate Cupcake Day
23
Jerry Collings
Doug Goedde
Walker West
24
Wanda Johnson
Sherelia Sarafine
James Arledge
25
Elizabeth Garza
Judy Orr
Larry Bones
Diwali
World Punkin
Chunkin
Championships
Chucky Killer Doll
Day
30
Eloy Salinas
31
Brandon Miller
Halloween
L.O.O.M.
PO BOX 295
ARANSAS PASS, TX 78335
LOOM Steak Night
&
Bake Sale
October 3rd
WOTM Oktoberfest
German Dinner
October 10th
Zeke Ortiz
Benefit
October 11th
Moose Legion
Burgers
Bake Sale
October 17th
Moose Legion
Celebration
October 18th & 19th
Enchilada Dinner
October 24th
Baked Potato Bar
Kids Halloween
Carnival
Tween Dance
October 31st
Skeet Shoot
October 11th 25th
One Dish Surprise
Every Thursday
Moose Deuce—Wed.
High Card—Tuesday
Poker—Sunday &
Wednesday
Breakfast—Sunday