• If you enter the Social Quarters and are already intoxicated, you will not be served any alcohol.
• If at any time, the Duty Officer or Bartender feel that you are intoxicated, you will be cut-off from any further consumption of alcohol.
• If your preference of drink is mixed drinks, you will only receive one shot of alcohol in your drink. Additional shots are not available with that drink.

• When entering the Social Quarters, ALL members must show their membership
  card to the Duty Officer or Bartender, each and every time when entering. This does not just pertain to those purchasing beverages or food, but to each member entering the lodge.
• If you have renewed y our membership and do not have your new membership
  card, you must present either the printed receipt from the internet or show your cancelled check.
• Temporary cards given at the time of your renewal, are usually good for 60 days past the expiration of your current membership date. No additional temporary cards will be given out.
• If you are a member and do not have your membership card, you do not qualify for a guest sticker.
• The Bartender will now have an monthly updated list of all current members, as well as members who are not allowed in the Social Quarters.
• Any members that have a problem with their membership card, should see the
  Administrator or Secretary to get the situation resolved.
• The Lodge will accept payment of your membership dues at any time.

• The Lodge General Meetings are held the second Tuesday of every month at 8pm. Anyone desiring to bring up any concerns, questions, or suggestions, should bring them up at this time. All members are strongly encouraged to attend the General Meetings to learn what is going on with your Lodge.
• Keep in mind, no House Committee business will be addressed at these meetings (i.e. Social Quarters policy, employees, disciplinary matters, etc.).
• If you cannot attend the General Meeting and still have questions or concerns, please contact one of the Board members to have your question brought up at the meeting.

• Membership cards, issuing of temporary memberships
• Drinking excessively in the Social Quarters
• TIPS training for employees and Board members
• The difficulty of Moose International to obtain insurance due to lawsuits
• Status of the Mooseheart ell Fund, Flight 93 Fund, and the Massey
  Cancer research fund

If you have never attended one of these conferences, I would strongly encourage each and everyone to attend. Not only are they a wealth of information about the Fraternity you have each joined, but you will meet freinds that will last a lifetime.