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Friday, September 03, 2010
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Alice Marie Mackay - Newest Star Recorder Sunday Dance Lessons - Kearny Mesa Moose

Join us beginning September 19th for Sunday SWING Dance Lessons. This is a continuation of the Summer Dance lesson series. Join Deb McGann and Instructor David Vasquez of Start Dancing San Diego, and President of the Balboa Park Dancers, every Sunday at 1:30pm for lessons such as Foxtrot, swing, tango, Nightclub Two Step and more. These lessons are very personalized and everyone seems to enjoy them, so we have decided to give it another try. The cost $5 for one hour. This first set of Fall Lessons will be the East Coast Swing, jitterbug, whatever you want to call it. First lesson will be going over the basics and then we’ll SWING into more advanced steps. So, if you want to learn to get out on the floor and shake your thing, then come on down! For those who would like to sign up, you can email Deb McGann at debmcgann1@yahoo.com, call her 401-714-5408 or see the bartender for a sign-up sheet.

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Alice Marie Mackay - Newest Star Recorder ALICE MARIE MACKAY - Newest Star Recorder

Alice joined the Kearny Mesa Chapter #1337 in 1994. She served the Chapter as Health Awareness Chairman and assisted Bob in starting the Kearny Annual Golf Tournament. She and husband Bob cooked many meals and provided many prizes for raffles and fundraisers. She was/is involved with the many children’s activities. After retirement in 2000, she and Bob moved to Northern California, but Alice stays as active as possible in the Kearny Chapter. After joining the Anderson Chapter she was Junior Regent, Health Awareness Chairman and Recorder for two years. She and Bob are Multiple Members of both Kearny and the Anderson #509 Lodge. Alice joined the Youth Awareness Team in 2001 and served as YA Coordinator, Northern California until 2008. She is currently the Northern California Youth Awareness Consultant. She has mentored many high school students participating in the YA Program and is responsible for seven (7) students that excelled to participate in the International Congresses which have taken place in many different states. She assists husband Bob with Leadership Training in Northern California.

Alice received her Star Recorder Degree at the 122nd International Moose Convention in Nashville, Tennessee July, 2010.

 


Kearny Mesa Moose 1852 Governor's Message What a great year so far, members and guests having a fun at the lodge. This is making for better numbers at the bank and the Lodge is thriving. Thanks to you our members for really stepping up. It takes a lot of hard work to keep the lodge running smoothly without the use of paid employees. Therefore we need help from all of our members whenever we can get it. We haven’t had the numbers of people needed to lessen the burden on the few that are there to help most often, so I am going to implement a plan to include all of our members that wish to help, but don’t know when and where they can help.

The LOOM will now start calling for your help over the phone and give you a list of volunteers options that the Lodge needs. We will also adopt the policy for the LOOM that the WOTM have used for years. This method or policy is to assign each LOOM member a committee that he can help with and can get better direction for his efforts.

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Members:

For the last few months I have been the Treasurer and Acting Administrator. We have gone through some hard times the past month,but thanks to our great members who have donated time and money we will see this done. I know the new Board is looking to turn the Lodge around. I look for our new Governor, Chad Watson to have a great year, let’s all get behind him and our new Senior Regent, Liz Casillas, together we can move mountains. The Lodge birthday is in June and I know we will have a great party, so let’s all come!!! Check out the Wish List on the front page of the website. Thanks for putting up with me the last few months,I am trying to do my best, with your help it will all come together.

Hope to see you soon at the social quarters!
Dan McCarte
Acting Administrator

Any member wishing to submit his name for consideration for the Administrator job should do so in writing to the Board of Officers.
 


Senior Regent Message

Members,

I hope this newletter finds all members happy and in good health. I'd like to start off with a huge thank you to Helen Gore-Franz for all the phone calls made on behalf of our chapter, and all the cleaning she does around the lodge when she tends bar on Wednesdays and Thursdays each week. Helen invites everyone to come in on Thursdays for "Drinks and a Movie". Every Thursday there will be a different movie playing while you enjoy your drink(s). Come out and enjoy!

A special thank you to Peter King along with his wonderful group The Royals who sang for us one Friday evening. If you missed this dress rehearsal you missed a great performance. Peter, you guys rock!!

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