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MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
L OYAL O RDER OF M OOSE
W OMEN OF THE M OOSE C HAPTER 345
M OOSE L EGION 31
“ The M esse n ge r ”
M a r c h /A p r i l , 2 0 1 5
Welcome New LOOM Memb ers!
G r at e f u l , T h a n k f u l , & B l e s s e d
New Member
I was at the Lodge the other day and took notice
of some members who were working here. I
stopped dead in my tracks and realized the most
important lesson they taught me is something
none of them set out to teach me. GRATEFULNESS.
Suddenly, I found myself excitingly filled with
THANKFULNESS. At this time, I would like to
recognize
Kurt Staszak and Rick Sitar
for building and designing wood plaques to display
photographs of the current Board Members. These
are now on display in the foyer area of the Lodge.
Paul A. Burch
Bob Larsen
Michael Manowski
Walter Matuszewski
Fred Meier
Anthony Greg Molthen
Joseph Palumbo
Paul Wobosel
Thomas Zaniewski
Sponsor
Keith Balash
Keith Balash
Robert J. Giese
Paul McCabe
Keith Balash
Dennis E. Haberman
Kalani Pieper
James W. Wobosel
Leonard Zaniewski
L e t ’ s Ta l k M o o s e
Additionally, I would like to thank
Herman Bednarz and
Leonard Zaniewski
R. Robert Dale
Scholarship Program
for the dedication and hard work with all the
snowplowing and snow removal on the property
around the Lodge.
There is no way to fully express my appreciation
and it is impossible to estimate the worth of such
people as they are priceless.
As I went on my way, I realized how BLESSED we
truly are with the caliber and quality of members
in Lodge 49. THANK YOU!
Keith
If you have a high school Junior with a
Grade Point Average of 2.5 or higher
on a 4.0 scale, they may be eligible
to apply for the
R. Robert Dale Scholarship.
Check out Page 5 of this newsletter
Milwaukee Moose Lodge #49 * 5476 South 13th Street * Milwaukee, WI 53221 * (414) 281-4444
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A M E S S A G E F R O M YO U R G O V E R N O R
Greetings To All Good Men and Women Moose Members!
LOYAL ORDER
OF MOOSE
BOARD OF OFFICERS
Governor
Keith Balash
Jr Past Governor
Basil Tsetsas
Jr. Governor
Vacant
Prelate
Jimmy Locke
Treasurer
Bob Owen
1 Year Trustee
Bob Pfeiffer
2 Year Trustee
Jim Galbraith
3 Year Trustee
Pat Braden
Inner Guard
Wally Kohnke
Outer Guard
Ralph Rosciszewski
Administrator
Vacant
WOTM CHAPTER 345
BOARD OF OFFICERS
Senior Regent
Betty Rasmussen
Junior Regent
Barbara Toth
Chaplain
Doris De Lone
Jr. Grad Regent
Sharon Pizur
Secretary/Treasurer
Kathie Staszak
Recorder
Vacant
March winds and April showers; tiny buds on tree branches,
yet another winter storm. Warmth is in the air and tender
blossoms peek out from the earth. Then, we see our first robin Keith Balash
Governor
and witness life itself coming back into the world, as Spring
Has Sprung!
With all that said, a reminder that the Spring season brings the period of
time where the annual elections for your Board of Officers here at the
Milwaukee Lodge #49 Loyal Order of Moose Fraternity. The Nominating
Committee has scheduled dates (see page 6) for interested candidates to
submit their names, should they desire to run for a new and challenging Board
position. The success of this Lodge and the functions organized by the Board
for our members is a vitally important role and mission that helps grow our
Fraternity in this community.
Please remember this Lodge is better served by individuals who have new
and unique ideas and believe in the concept of teamwork as a way to
accomplish tasks. The men and women of the Lodge should not consider
membership as being a spectator sport, sitting and watching from the
sidelines, but rather the unique opportunity to get more involved in the
Fraternity and truly make a difference in the lives of our members,
community, and the Moose International Fraternity as a whole.
Over the past two months, the Lodge has seen some very successful events
thanks to the participation from all our valuable members, each and every one
of YOU! These special occasions included the New Year’s Eve Celebration, our
101st Anniversary Party, and Valentine’s Day. Congratulations to all the
winners of the Anniversary Raffle. Your continued support with these
fundraisers helps continue to fund our operation here at the Lodge. Welcome
to the two new bands, “Ron & The Good Times Dixieland Band ” and
“The MIXXX Vocal Band,” who recently performed here at Lodge 49.
The upcoming months will be highlighted by the St. Patrick’s Day
Celebration in March and the Holy Week with our Easter Brunch Celebration
in April. The Spring season is just around the corner and there have been
preliminary discussions on forming a Golf League and a Moose Riders Activity
Group. These types of events require Lodge-Wide commitment from our
members, both in planning stages of the events, and also, in the participation
level from our members. Stay tuned and listen for additional announcements
in the near future.
In closing, I hope to see each and every one of you at a Milwaukee Lodge
#49 dinner event in the near future. Stay healthy and safe as we anxiously
await the sunshine and warmth of the Spring season.
Fraternally,
Keith Balash, Governor
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Sun
Mon
1
2
Breakfast Buffet
8:30-11am
Early Bingo 12:30
Reg Bingo 1:45
Progressive 3:15
Closed
Tue
Wed
3
4
-Card NiteRed Deacon &
Bull Session
Band
7pm-10pm
Dinner 5-6:30
Mock
Chicken
Legs
8
9
10
11
Breakfast Buffet
8:30-11am
Early Bingo 12:30
Reg Bingo 1:45
Progressive 3:15
LOOM Brd 7pm
LOOM Mtg 7pm
Legion Follows
-Card NiteRed Deacon
7pm-10pm
Dinner 5-6:30
Ribs
15
16
17
18
Closed
WOTM 7pm
Chapter Mtg
Breakfast Buffet
8:30-11am
Early Bingo 12:30
Reg Bingo 1:45
Progressive 3:15
District 3 Mtg.
7pm Kenosha
-Card NiteRed Deacon &
Bull Session
Band
7pm-10pm
22
23
24
Joint Brd 6:30
LOOM Brd 7pm
WOTM
Business Mtg 7pm
LOOM Mtg 7pm
-Card NiteRed Deacon
7pm-10pm
30
31
Bake Sale
Breakfast Buffet
and Bingo
as listed above
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Breakfast Buffet
8:30-11am
Early Bingo 12:30
Reg Bingo 1:45
Closed
Thu
Fri
Sat
6
7
Try
Fish Fry 5-8pm
Our
Bob Korek
Chicken $9.50
Freddie &
The Cruisers
“Moonlight Serenade”
5
Salmon
Patties 12
Fish Fry 5-8pm
On
Fridays
Dinner 5-6:30
Beef
Roll-ups
Jam Session
Ed Hause
Thru
19
Lent
13
19
25
Lodge
26
Dinner 5-6:30
SALISBURY
STEAK
49
20
21
Filet $11.00
Looking Back
“Spring Has
Arrived”
Red Deacon
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Chicken Cordon Bleu
George Green
St. Patrick’s Day
Fish Fry 5-8pm
At
YOUR
14
$11.00 Corned Beef or
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28
Fish Fry 5-8pm
Pot Roast $9.00
Remember When
“Birthday Dinner”
Best of
Everything
LOOM Mtg 7pm
-Card NiteRed Deacon
7pm-10pm
Music and Dancing 7:30pm—10:30pm
Sun
5
$9.00 Easter
Breakfast
Buffet
8:30 to 1:00
No Bingo
12
Breakfast Buffet
8:30-11am
Early Bingo 12:30
Reg Bingo 1:45
Progressive 3:15
19
Bake Sale
Breakfast Buffet
and Bingo
as listed above
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Breakfast Buffet
8:30-11am
Early Bingo 12:30
Reg Bingo 1:45
Progressive 3:15
Mon
6
Closed
13
LOOM Brd 7pm
WOTM 7pm
Chapter Mtg
20
Closed
27
Joint Brd 6:30
LOOM Brd 7pm
WOTM
Business Mtg 7pm
Tue
7
Wed
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
4
Dinner 5-6:30
Breaded
Pork Chops
Lodge Is
Closed
on
Thursdays
Good Friday
Fish Fry 5-8pm
Kid’s Easter Party
Salisbury Steak $9.50
Freddie & The
Cruisers
“The Hop”
8
9
10
-Card NiteRed Deacon &
Bull Session Band
7pm-10pm
Dinner 5-6:30
Chicken
14
15
LOOM Mtg 7pm
Legion Follows
-Card NiteRed Deacon
7pm-10pm
Thu
Bob Korek
Fish Fry 5-8pm
Enjoy
Ed Hause
One
Dinner 5-6:30
Chopped
Sirloin
JAM SESSION
21
22
-Card NiteRed Deacon &
Bull Session Band
7pm-10pm
Dinner 5-6:30
Pork Roast
28
29
LOOM Mtg 7pm
Legion Follows
-Card NiteRed Deacon
7pm-10pm
Dinner 5-6:30
Beef
Roll-ups
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Of
16
Fish Fry 5-8pm
Red Deacon
Our
Meals
23
23
Roger Boll
YOUR
3
30
49
24
Fish Fry 5-8pm
At
Lodge
17
30
11
Chicken Cordon Bleu
$10.50
Jeff Hagenau
“April Showers”
18
Filet Mignon $11.00
George Green
“Some Enchanted
Evening”
25
Chicken $9.00
Remember When
“Birthday Dinner”
Chapter Chatter
New Member
Helen De Nomie
Jo Ann De Nomie
Brenda Tryba
Nayda Rey
Karen Melton
Cecilia Scuito
Elizabeth Lushine
Mari Ann Larsen
Miriam Lazaro
Lori Duginski
Aurelia Heiny
Marilyn Vida
Senior Regent Betty Rasmussen
Greetings Co-Workers!
March and April are going to be busy months for
Chapter 345! On March 9th, the new slate of ladies
running for officers will be read at our meeting.
Then, Monday, March 23rd, we will hold the
election, so please come and vote. The new officer
installation will take place on April 21st at 7:00 pm.
TAKE NOTE! The March Bake Sale will be held
on Sunday, March 22nd, due to our members
attending the Mid-Year Conference in Wausau.
We’re excited to have five of our members in
attendance who will be receiving their Friendship!
Saturday, March 28th at 2:00 pm, there will be a
“Green Cap Luncheon for Sharon Pizur, our Junior
Graduate Regent!
On Saturday, April 4th, from 11:00 am—1:00
pm, we will be holding our Children’s Easter Party.
RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED NO LATER THAN
MARCH 30TH. See Page 10 for all the details!
On Monday, April 6th, at 6:00 pm, we will have
our Annual Chapter (Ladies) Dinner. The cost is just
$5.00. If you haven’t been to the Lodge in awhile,
this sure would be a good time to join us.
In closing, I wish a fun-filled St. Patrick’s Day,
and a Happy Easter to you and your families!
Senior Regent
Betty Rasmussen
JUST $5.00
IN THE LODGE SOCIAL QUARTERS
MONDAY, APRIL 6TH
DOORS OPEN 5:00 PM; DINNER 6:00 PM
RAFFLES AND PINS TO FOLLOW
GREEN CAP LUNCHEON
SATURDAY, MARCH 28TH, AT 2:00 PM
In Honor Of
SHARON PIZUR
RSVP BY MONDAY, MARCH 23RD
414-281-4444 OR EMAIL
CHAPTER [email protected]
—SUNSHINE—
When you hear of someone
who has been hospitalized or is ill,
please notify: Irene Glass (414) 327-1922
Monday, Chapter Mtg., 7 pm,
Wednesday, Board Meeting, 6:30 pm
Sunday, Bake Sale, 9:00am—1:00pm
Monday, Joint Board Meeting, 6:30 ;
Business Meeting, 7:00 pm
!K ee p Sa vi ng T hos e Lab e ls !
April —
Chairman —
04/13
04/15
04/19
04/27
Betty Rasmussen
Betty Rasmussen
Donald Schambureck
Sharon Pizur
Patricia Pieper
Maria Vincent
Sandra Raasch
Maria Vincent
Sharon Pizur
Doris De Lone
Nancy Phillips
Maria Vincent
Annual Chapter Dinner
March —
Chairman —
03/09
03/11
03/22
03/23
Sponsor
Save your labels and box tops and drop them off at
the Chapter Office. We, in turn, send them to Moose
Charities, who sends them on to General Mills.
General Mills then sends a check to Mooseheart
Schools to help purchase supplies and equipment.
Monday, Chapter Mtg., 7:00 pm
Wednesday, Board Meeting 6:30 pm
Sunday, Bake Sale begins 9:00am—1:00pm
Monday, Joint Board Meeting, 6:30 and
Business Meeting, 7 pm
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SATURDAY, MAY 9TH
9:00 AM TO 2:00 PM
Set up is Thursday & Friday
May 7th & 8th
Rummage can be dropped off
at the Lodge one week prior
to the event
M E M B E R S H I P C A M PA I G N
Join The Wisconsin Moose
Association in
“MOOSE BACK TO BASICS”
R. Robert Dale
Scholarship Program
Is there a High School Junior in your life?
Enter your Class of 2016 high school student NOW
for a chance to win a $1,000 R. Robert Dale
Scholarship.
There is no better way to help the youth of the
Fraternity than to offer them the opportunity to
further their education and that is exactly what the R.
Robert Dale Scholarship is all about.
The following requirements must be met in
order to be eligible for the R. Robert Dale
Scholarship.
The applicant must:
 Be a student in the high school graduating Class of
2016
 Have a father, mother, step-parent, grandparent
or legal guardian who is a paid up member of the
Moose (Applicant is NOT required to reside in the
same household)
 Have a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of
2.5 (C+) or higher on a 4.0 scale
 Send the completed application by the deadline
(application must be completed in its entirety to
be valid)
The application can be found in the
Members Area of: www.mooseintl.org
Click on the Activities located on the far left of the
page, then R. Robert Dale Scholarship Program in the
dark blue navigation bar. Copies are also available at
the Lodge.
Application may be faxed to (630) 966-2248 or
mailed to:
R. Robert Dale Scholarship
Activities Department
115 S International Drive
Mooseheart, IL 60539-1172
Faxed applications must be received by June 30,
2015. Mailed applications must be postmarked on or
before June 30, 2015.
Winners are randomly drawn and will be notified
by November 14, 2015. Each $1,000 check will be
mailed directly to the college of their choice.
All members who sign up members
earn rewards. The more you sign up,
the more you earn.
With your help,
We Can All Go The Distance
May 1, 2014—April 30, 2015
Sign up Five New/Former Members and
receive a Wisconsin Moose Association
Membership Award 3 Season Sport Jacket
Sponsor:
1 Member —
Receive Moose “Back To Basics” Lapel Pin
5 Members —
$5.00 Donation to Build the Elementary
Academic Center at Mooseheart
25 Members —
Brick Dedicated in Your Name to the
Mooseheart School Renovation Project
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Nominating Committee
Anyone wishing to hold a position as an elected officer of our Lodge must submit his name in writing to the
Nominating Committee, which will meet at 7:00 pm on the following Tuesdays:
March 10th
March 17th
March 24th
The Committee Chairman will announce the names of the various candidates on the Lodge floor on March 24th at
the 7:00 pm General Membership Meeting. Positions are as follows:
Governor
Jr. Governor
Prelate
Treasurer
3 -Year Trustee
1-Year Trustee
Anyone not nominated by the Nominating Committee may run by petition. All names, by petition, must be
submitted in writing to our Administrator’s Office no later than 7:00 pm on April 7th.
The final ballot for all elected officers will be read on April 7th at the Lodge Meeting. Election of Officers
will be held at the Lodge at 7:00 pm on April 14th.
On Tuesday, April 28th, at 8:00 pm, in a beautiful, impressive ceremony, we will have our installation of this new
Board of Officers. If you have never witnessed an installation, we urge you to attend. The installation ceremony
lasts approximately one-half hour. Let’s show our officers that we appreciate all the time and effort they put forth
on our behalf by being at their installation.
P.S. M a n d a t o r y O f f i c e r T r a i n i n g R e q u i r e d
Moose Rider
Activity
Group
B i r t h d ay
Dinners
March 28th
Pot Roast
Moose Lodge 49
will be starting a
Moose Rider Activity
Group. The purpose of the Moose Riders is to be a
social and civic activity group for members of
Lodge 49 and the Women of the Moose Chapter
345, whose main concern shall be the support of
Mooseheart, Moosehaven, local charities through
motorcycling and volunteer work, as well as the
social enhancement of our Lodge and Chapter.
If you enjoy riding, this will be a great
opportunity for you to ride with other Moose
members and, at the same time, supporting
Moose Charities.
Membership is open to any good standing
member of the Lodge or Chapter, whether they
ride a motorcycle, or simply a supporter.
We are planning an organization meeting at
the end of March. If you are interested in
participating in the Moose Riders, contact:
Bob Pfeiffer at 414-764-1135.
April 25th
Chicken
—JAM SESSIONS—
March 18th
Beef Roll-Ups
April 15th
Chopped Sirloin
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Moose Legion Eligibility
3rd District Meeting
Eligibility for Moose Legion Membership is
changing! It will be simpler and more straight
forward, while it will remain an “earned degree”
with requirement to be eligible. Members asked,
and we listened. Proposals were made to the
Supreme Council and they approved the
recommendations of the Moose Legion Council.
Beginning August 1, 2012 — To be eligible for
advancement to membership in the Moose
Legion, a Lodge member must have EITHER:
 Held active Lodge membership for a
minimum period of six (6) months, or
 Sponsored his first (accepted) member into
the Order.
You have repeatedly asked and we have
listened. You said the requirements were
roadblocks to bringing in new members. If that
were the case, then the roadblocks are now
removed and the highway is open. Let’s drive
those applications to our Moose Legion
Secretaries and keep them busy entering them!
For more information or questions, see Past
Moose Legion President, Whitey, for special
promotions.
Monday, March 16th, 7:00 pm
Kenosha
Come meet members from Racine, Kenosha, and
Muskego Lodges and make new friends!
Light lunch, along with lots of camaraderie will be
served following the meeting!
Moose Legion 31
& Council of Higher Degrees
Sunday, April 19th
Racine Lodge
10 AM — Board Meeting
11 AM — Higher Degrees Mtg.
12 PM — Light Lunch
1 PM — 31 Celebration
February 20th
Legion Officer Nominations
Location to be determined
ALL Moose Legionnaires are encouraged to attend
as well as ALL Lodge and Chapter Degree holders.
Moose Membership
The “Second Degree”
W h at i s t h e M o o s e L e g i o n ?
One way to get friends interested in the Moose is
to invite them into the Lodge for a visit. It doesn’t
matter if it’s a Friday Night Fish Fry, a Sunday
Morning Breakfast Buffet, or just a Packer Game.
If you show them a good time, the Lodge will sell
itself.
Following the founding of the Loyal Order of
Moose in 1888, dedicated Moose members
searched for new ways to be of greater service to
the Order. Therefore, the “Second Degree” or
Moose Legion, was established to provide greater
opportunities for Lodge members to serve the Lodge
and Fraternity. More than a century later, the
Moose Legion remains a strong and growing arm of
the Loyal Order of Moose. Is is comprised of
thousands of Moose members in every state and
province who desire to elevate their service and
leadership skills in their Lodge and Moose Legion
jurisdiction. Is is also a forum for members to direct
and lead special programs that support the
fraternity’s three basic missions: Community Service
Programs, Mooseheart and Moosehaven.
For more information or questions, see Past
Moose Legion President, Whitey, for details and
applications.
As individual members of our Fraternal Order,
each of us must have the proper motivation and
enthusiasm needed to be an example to our new
members and our Lodge Brothers. If we are to
promote self-esteem, we are to practice it.
Giving your friends and relatives an
opportunity to join our Lodge, gives them the
opportunity to make new friends. It gives our
Lodge the advantage of active members, the
support needed for its activities, and a new
avenue of membership. And who reaps the profit
of all this? Why, our children at Mooseheart and
our senior citizens at Moosehaven, of course!
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— Booster Club —
This Booster Club is a group of concerned members of the L.O.O.M. and W.O.T.M. who volunteer to run
the children’s parties (Easter, Halloween, and Christmas.) They also support these parties financially.
Those of us who are unable to help physically, for whatever reason, may participate by making a
monetary donation in the amount of their choice. For a donation of $10.00, your name will appear in the
messenger for six months; or, a year for $15.00. Please join the club today if you are not already a
member and help us out with our children’s parties.
Altenburg, Pat
Billstrom, Mel & Joan
Booster Club Jar
Ciezki, Tom
De Lone, Dick & Dorie
Engel, Don & Carol
Gebhardt, Bill
Gerke, Walter
Glaser, Don & Gayle
Glass, Irene & Victor
Graczyk, Don & Avita
Groth, Trudy
Halverson, George
Hanneman, Robert & Gretchen
Janusz, Irene
Jungbauer, Isabelle
Klafke, Joe & Carrie
Kotarak, Joe & Nancy
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Matuszak, Blaise
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Muckler, Paul & Eileen
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Peterson, Donald & Joan
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Vincent, Maria
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Thanks to all NEW Booster Club Members
and a Special Thank You to our
RENEWED Booster Club Members
for your continued support and generosity.
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Service Since 1912
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Telephone: (414) 529-9549
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Pressure Relieving
Swedish Mattress and Pillow
Doug Krueger
Cell 414-588-8689
Sleep Science
advanced technology comfort system
Electropedic Adjustable Beds
6505 W. North Ave., Wauwatosa, WI 53213
(414) 771-0433 * FAX (414) 615-4470
Email: [email protected]
Member of Lodge #49
NORV’S Barber Shop
Professional Hair Care Center
Special Rates for Senior Citizens
Open: Mon-Fri. 7:30 to 5:00 pm
Sat. 7:00 to 12:00 pm
384-3380
2688 S. 13th Street, Milwaukee, WI 53215
Member of Lodge #49
St. Patrick’s Day
Dinner / Dance
Saturday, March 14
Children’s Easter Party
Saturday, April 4th
11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Enjoy a choice of
Corned Beef and Cabbage . . .or
Chicken Cordon Bleu
with All The Fixings and
Dessert Included
This party is open to all
children and grandchildren
(10 and under)
of paid up Moose Members &
children of Women of the
Moose are also invited.
Cash Bar at 5:00 pm / Dinner at 6:00 pm
$11.00 per person / $22.00 couple
A plate lunch consisting of
a hot dog or sloppy joes,
chips and soda will be free for children.
Adults just $3.50
Dance to the music of
George Green
along with a few Irish Songs
performed by him
—Reservations Required—
Reservations Required
No later Than March 30th
Parking Lot Security Provided With $1.00 Per
Person Donation at the Door
Fill out coupon below and return to Lodge
or call our Lodge at 281-4444 for reservations!
Play The Queen of Hearts—Raffle at Intermission
St. Patrick’s Day Reservation Form
Please RSVP no later than Monday, March 9th
Children’s Easter Party Reservation Form
Please RSVP no later than Monday, March 30th
Member Name: _________________________________
Member Name _____________________________
Member Address: _______________________________
Please Specify (How Many)?
Member Address ___________________________
_______ Corned Beef and Cabbage OR
Adults (How Many) __________
_______ Chicken Cordon Bleu
Children (How Many) __________
—Golfers Wanted—
M o o s e L o d g e 4 9 ’s
101st Anniversary
Pa r t y R a f f l e W i n n e r s
We are looking at the
idea of starting a
LOOM
Men’s Golf League.
1st Prize Rick Poludnianyk
#06582
2nd Prize Lenny Zaniewski
#10040
please call me
3rd Prize
Victor Glass
#10481
and let’s talk.
4th Prize
Mark Groeschel
#10646
5th Prize
Don Bieschke
#02945
If you are interested,
Call Craig Warnecke at
414-403-3587
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April
Showers & Flowers
Dinner / Dance
Saturday, April 11th
Easter
S u n d ay
Buffet
April 5th
Cash Bar 5:00 pm / Dinner 6:00 pm
Join Moose Lodge 49
For “All You Can Eat” Breakfast Buffet
8:30 am to 1:00 pm
Serving Filet Mignon
Salad, Baked Potato, Veggie & Dessert
Just $10.50 per person
We will be serving
all of our regular breakfast items
along with
POLISH SAUSAGE AND HAM
Cost is just $9.00
Reservations Required
For Your Dancing & Listening
Enjoyment, We Feature
Jeff Hagenau
Reservations Required
Parking Lot Security Provided With $1.00 per person
Donation at the Door
Play The Queen of Hearts
Easter Breakfast Buffet Reservation Form
Please RSVP no later than March 30th
Showers & Flowers Reservation Form
Please respond by Monday, April 6th
Member Name _____________________________
Member Name _____________________________
Member Address ____________________________
Adults (How Many)
Member Address ____________________________
__________
Specify a time between 8:30 am and 1:00 pm _______
Adults (How Many)
Mother’s Day
Sunday Brunch
M ay 1 0 t h
1 0 : 0 0 to 2 : 0 0
__________
Adults $13.00
Children Under 10 $ 6.50
Free
Children 3 and Under
Mother’s Day Reservation Form
Please Respond By Monday, May 4th
Featuring: Scrambled Eggs, Bacon,
Sausage, French Toast, Fresh Fruit Salad,
Ham, Turkey, Mashed Potatoes,
Sweet Potatoes,
Potato Casserole, Stuffing,
Green Bean Casserole,
Cranberry Relish,
along with Coffee/Milk and our
Famous Decadent Dessert Table!
Member Name: __________________________________
Member Address: ________________________________
Adults (How Many) _____________
Children (How Many) ___________
Please Specify a Time ___________
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Milwaukee Moose Lodge 0049
Loyal Order of Moose
Women of the Moose Chapter 345
and Moose Legion 31
5476 South 13th Street
Milwaukee, WI 53221
March/April, 2015
Address Service Requested
Be Prepared
Birthday Dinners
Please, be prepared to show your Moose I.D. to the
Doorman, Bartender, and Food Service Workers. Men
and women should have their card ready when entering
the building.
Be proud to belong to this great, private
organization and show your card. We appreciate your
cooperation!
Question: Who may come to a birthday dinner at the
Moose Lodge and do you need an invitation letter to
attend?
Answer: It is true that for the month of your birthday,
you will receive a letter inviting you to a “FREE” birthday
dinner. You may also bring your guests at the normal
price of the dinner. However, if the member’s birthday is
not in that month, you may still come but all meals will
be paid for and you must make a reservation in advance.
Planning A Party
And Don’t Know Where To Have It?
H ow A r e Yo u D oi n g?
If you or someone in your family or circle of friends is
about to have a party soon, you will be in need of a nice
affordable hall.
Consider having your celebration in the Milwaukee
Moose Lodge 49 hall.
The hall is very attractive and can hold 150-200
guests easily. There is no rental charge, but there is a
modest set-up/clean-up charge.
We also offer in-house catering service with
attractive menus and prices.
For more details, please call the Lodge Office
between 9:00 am and 1:00 pm at 414-281-4444.
If you or a Brother Moose Member is sick,
hospitalized or distressed, please notify the Lodge.
A “Get Well” card will be sent to the sick or bedridden members. Also, with the approval of the patient,
family and hospital staff, personal visits may be
arranged. With the permission of the patient or sick
person, the progress of their condition will be
announced at the general membership meetings.
Getting sick is no fun, so let us know when it happens
so that we may send a little ray of sunshine on an
otherwise grim situation.
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