In 1964 the Beatles invaded America. On March 31, under the stars at Beaufort Town Center, you can relive that experence.

-----------------------"1964 The Tribute"---------------------

Rolling Stone magazine proclaimed "1964 - The Tribute" as the #1 Beatles Tribute Show in the WORLD. This show will transport you back to a live Beatles tour concert.

This Beatles tribute band, "1964 THE TRIBUTE", will perform at Beaufort Town Center March 31, 2012 as a fundraiser for "Moose Charities" and "Friends of Caroline Hospice.

This is an ALCOHOL FREE, FAMILY FRIENDLY, Beaufort Moose Lodge community service event. All net procedes go to "Friends Of Caroline Hospice" and "Moose Charities" (friendsofcarolinehospice.com) & (www.moosecharities.org).

Tickets for this benefit available online at:

www.moosefriends1964.eventbrite.com (SAVE 20% with online discount code tommymoose1855) and also at the Beaufort Moose Lodge 350 Broadriver Blvd. Beaufort, SC Monday-Saturday from 5:30 - 9 pm. Call (843) 846-0400.

Sponsored by, Stokes Honda Cars of Beaufort, Stokes Brown Toyota Hilton Head, Stokes Used Car Center, Stokes Brown Toyota Beaufort, Beaufort Marine Supply, and 104.9 The SURF and approved by Moose International.

Welcome to Beaufort Moose Lodge #1855 -

All Beaufort Lodge and visiting Members are required to comply with the following list of operational Rules and Regulations.

VIOLATIONS OF THESE RULES AND REGULATIONS BY ANY MEMBER COULD
RESULT IN THE SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF YOUR SOCIAL QUARTERS PRIVILEGES.

1. It shall be the duty of the Officers and members of the House Committee and its authorized employees (duty Bartenders), to strictly enforce these rules.

2. Only members of the Order (L.O.O.M. and W.O.T.M.), in good standing, will be admitted to the Lodge and Social Quarters. A qualified prospective member may be admitted twice in the company of his or her sponsor. (After the second visit, they must enroll to be a member or will not be allowed back in the Lodge and Social Quarters.)

3. All nonmember guests being allowed entry into the Lodge shall be signed in by the Lodge member sponsoring the guest and shall wear a guest sticker or other form of identification approved by the House Committee while in attendance at the Lodge.

4. A qualified guest is as follows:

a. The family of a good standing Lodge or Chapter member.
b. The Lady friend of a good standing Lodge member and the gentleman friend of a good standing Chapter member.
c. A prospective member of the Lodge or Chapter accompanied by his or her sponsor - may visit only TWICE as specified above.
d. A member that has failed to pay his or her dues WILL NOT be permitted to enter the Lodge/Social Quarters even with a Lodge or Chapter member (they are considered NOT in good standing and can't be considered a guest.

5. A qualified guest of a Lodge or Chapter member MUST leave when the Member leaves. The Lodge or Chapter member is directly responsible for the actions and decorum of their guests.

6. Only Moose members and/or Chapter members are permitted to make purchases. Members will, at all times, be responsible for the conduct of their guests. Guests are not permitted to make purchases.

7. Gentlemanly and ladylike (orderly) conduct is required of all persons in the Lodge at all times. No person(s) in a state of intoxication will be admitted or served. The duty bartender has the right to refuse service to ANYONE at ANYTIME.

8. Every member is required to submit his membership card upon demand of the Door Greeter, Social Quarters personnel or other authorized persons upon entry to the Social Quarters daily. Before making a purchase daily, the member shall show his or her membership card to the duty bartender.

9. The Social Quarters will be open only during the hours posted by the Lodge.

10. DRESS CODE - MEETING ROOM:

a. Within the meeting room, footwear must be worn. Proper attire is required at all times.
b. Hats are permitted within the meeting room; however, please do not wear them during meetings.

11. DRESS CODE - SOCIAL QUARTERS:

a. Within the Social Quarters footwear must be worn, swimsuits are not allowed.

12. No person who is in violation of the dress code as set forth by the House Committee will be permitted to remain in the Lodge. Any person(s) violating these rules will be required to leave the premises.

13. No food will be allowed to be brought into the Lodge when the kitchen is open. No drinks will be allowed to be brought onto Lodge property at any time.

14. Any member(s), other than Law Enforcement Officers in the line of duty, having firearms or other lethal weapons on or in his/her possession in the Lodge, parking lot, or other Lodge property, shall be suspended forthwith.

15. It is the objective of the House Committee to emphasize a high standard of good conduct in the Social Quarters. LOUD, PROFANE or OBSCENE language will NOT be tolerated. The duty bartender is authorized to decline service to any member at his/her discretion. If said action occurs the offending member/guest will be asked to leave the Lodge. If they cause any additional problems they will be brought before the House Committee and their Social Quarters privileges will be SUSPENDED until they do appear before the House Committee. After appearing before the House Committee, an additional suspension may be awarded if determined warranted by the House Committee.

16. Minors are not permitted at the bar at anytime and must remain at the table with their parents or in the designated youth area. Minors MUST be under adult supervision at all times. Minors may not be given or permitted to have in their possession, any intoxicating liquor. Any parent violating this rule will be requested to leave the Lodge.

17. Liquor and/or beer in open containers cannot leave the premises.

18. Any member (LOOM or WOTM) who cashes a check in the Lodge, and the check is returned for any reason, will have to pay a fine, plus bank fees per incident. After two incidents, checks will no longer be accepted from the member.

19. The Lodge Room/Social Quarters will not be used for civic affair functions unless prior approval is obtained from the General Governor.

20. It is unlawful for any member(s) to be present in the Social Quarters during the hours it is closed, without prior approval of the Social Quarters manager/House Committee.

21. The Social Quarters may remain open during Lodge or Chapter Business Meetings. However the Social Quarters may be closed anytime by a majority vote of the House Committee with prior notice to the membership. If the noise from the Social Quarters disrupts any meeting, the House Committee shall immediately close the Social Quarters until the conclusion of the meeting.

22. Only an employee on duty (duty bartender) and authorized personnel are allowed behind the bar.

23. Any member who attempts to prevent the orderly enforcement of these rules is subject to forfeiture of his or her Social Quarters privileges as may be determined by the House Committee.

24. The above rules are subject to change by the House Committee. Any complaints or suggestions affecting these rules must be presented IN WRITING to the House Committee.

25. No animals permitted in Lodge other than service animals.

26. NO Lodge business will be discussed in the Social Quarters/Pool Room area. If a member continues to do so, they will be asked to cease and decease or leave the Lodge. If they refuse to stop or leave when asked, an incident report will be written for the House Committee. The members Social Quarters privileges will therefor be SUSPENDED until such time as the member appears before the House Committee. After appearing before the House Committee, an additional suspension may be awarded if determined warranted by the House Committee.

SMOKING POLICY

1. There will be no smoking at any Lodge, Legion or WOTM meeting held in the Lodge or meeting room.

2. Smoking will only be permitted in the Social Quarters and the Pool Room.

3. No smoking in the kitchen allowed at any time.

QUESTIONS OR RECOMMENDATIONS MUST BE ADDRESSED IN WRITING TO THE HOUSE COMMITTEE.

Recently we have had some questions about entering the Lodge after your dues have expired. This is the official answer from Moose International. If a member’s expiration date has passed, they are no longer a member in good standing and cannot enter the Moose Lodge. They cannot be signed in as a guest either in the Social Quarters or at any social function of the Lodge. They continue to be a member not in good standing until they pay their dues or they are dropped from membership one year after the last dues expiration date. If you pay your dues on line, print out the receipt and that will allow entry until you get your card.

It's easy never to pay your dues again. Just sign up two new members each year and your dues are paid the next year.