Wis-Moose News
Click and Catch What's Happening
November 2014
Edward Johnson – State Publicity Chair [email protected]
Amy Boivin
- Website Manager
[email protected]
Vol 4 No. 3
If it's happening in the state, let's get 'r out to our Family Centers.
As the good things we do need to be condensed in such a manner
As to be shared by one another.
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GOINGS ON WITHIN OUR
FRATERNITY
Dates for Lodges to Know
Nov
8
10
12
15
16
Moose Legion #191 Forward Celebration
Janesville #197
District #3 Meeting Milwaukee #49 7:pm
District #4 Meeting West Bend #1398
7:30pm
District #5 Meeting Stevens Point #1572
Moose Legion #31 Celebration Muskego
#1057 10:am
December
6
Senior Portrait Lunch/Tree Lighting
Mooseheart, IL
13
Moose Legion #31 Christmas Party Racine
#437
District #1 Meeting ?
District #8 Meeting ?
Moose Legion #13 ?
CHD Heart of the North Rice Lake (VFW)
20
Exc. Board Meeting Rive Falls #594
State Board Mtg./Christmas Party
2015
January
10
State Dartball Muskego #1057
District #5 Meeting Clintonville #1502,
noon Board; Meeting 1 pm; food
available at noon.
14
District #4 Meeting E.K.M. #1238
7:30pm
19
District #3 Meeting Racine #437
7:pm
25
Moose Legion #31 Celebration Saukville
#1043 – 10:am
Feb.
7
301 State Co-ed Darts Saukville #1043
District #8 Meeting, Moose Legion #138
CHD Heart of the North Superior #606
20
21
28
March
7
11
April
12
District #7 Meeting Chippewa Falls #246
11:am
Moose Legion #31 Nomination Meeting
Moose Legion #142 Celebration Kaukauna
#953
State Bowling Beloit #191
State Bowling Beloit #191
District #4 Meeting Fond du Lac #2564
7:30pm
State Bowling Beloit #191
Other sports Events, see
http://www.wismoose.org/sports.html
Robert Dale Scholarship
Winners from WI
Morgan Maes –
Green Bay #801
Rachel Lohrengel – Green Bay #801
Kelsey Hintz – Stevens Point #1572
Brian Schad –
West Bend #1398
Congratulations, students!
Newest Wisconsin Moosehaven
Resident Moves in
As of October 8, the newest Wisconsin
resident of
Moosehaven
came from
La Crosse
Moose Lodge 1920. His name: Jerry
Christen.
Jerry brought down his precious
belongings as well as enough wood to
keep the residents working on projects
for months.
Jerry
treated Ed
and Becky
Johnson
(Clintonville
M o o s e
Lodge/Chapter members) to a 5 hour
tour (and no, they did not get lost). And,
yes, Jerry “loves” it already.
They also met the other new member,
Ed Harper (above) from Illinois.
On the “tour”,
they met Trudi
and Bill Puda,
members from
the Janesville
Moose Lodge
#197, residing
in the FloridaB e r m u d a
facility. Pictured above is Clintonville
Moose Lodge #1502 member Ed
Johnson, Trudi, and Jerry outside the
Puda’s door.
The following photo is of Jerry and
friends at Moosehaven All, including Ed
and Becky, are on the end of the Pier dedicated to Moosehaven in 1962 by
the WOTM. They were talking among
themselves and sharing their great
experiences here at Moosehaven.
All residents at Moosehaven, have a
great time.
For more information on Moosehaven
and its different avenues of residing
there, contact Ross Fleet, Director of
Admissions
[email protected]
or
http://www.moosehaven.org/Group/
Admissions.asp
Are you
Singing in the Rain?
You can and maybe even get to
Nashville.
Members can qualify for a free trip to
the 2015 International Moose
Convention and a chance to win $5,000!
For the first time ever, the Moose is
searching for the finest karaoke singers
from across the Fraternity. All active
members of
the LOOM
and WOTM
are eligible
to participate
and the
top
12
finalists
will travel to
the 2015
International
Convention
t
o
compete for
the top
prize in front
of
a
packed convention audience.
Each finalist will receive round-trip
airfare (or equivalent) and two nights
lodging at the Opryland Hotel with cash
prizes of $5,000, $2,000 and $1,000
going to the top three performers.
Lodge/Chapters have their
competition; then move up through
District and / or Association competitions
in order to qualify for the finale at the
Nashville Convention.
Association winners will be
responsible for sending DVD’s or audio
recordings to Moose International,
where music professionals and media
contacts from around the Chicagoland
area will narrow the field.
Good Luck. Check with your lodges as
they have further information;
Texas Holdem
In Las Vegas
January 11 – 15, 2015
It’s time to consider getting in on this
great venture, great price, and having a
great time on Freemont
Street’s, Golden Nugget.
At the end of the
newsletter is the
Registration Form.
Moose Charities Information /
Location
Want to know where to donate to for
Moose Charities? Click the below link: h t t p : / / w w w. m o o s e c h a r i t i e s . o r g /
default.asp
Moose International Website from the
State Page
It seems that every once in a while
internet sites’ systems need individual
computer tweaking. If, on your personal
computer, you find you cannot get on
the
Moose
International site from
the tab provided, then
go up to your browser
and find the icon that
refreshes (it looks like
a backward arrow).
Click on that once and it will update your
system for any ‘tweaks.’
Remember once you get on the
system, and you wish to get to the
members pages, you must put in your
last name, and then the password:
“2014.”
From the Deputy Grand Regent
November is upon us.
What does that mean to
the Women of the Moose?
It means each chapter will
be having their College of
Regents meeting, honoring
those who have had their
year as “Lady in Waiting”,
those who get their green tassels
changed to red and those Collegians
who will become “fully dressed” when
they receive their Red Stole.
Congratulations to all of you.
So many things are coming up in
November besides the College
meetings. Some of the Chapters have
provided me with a list of things.
November
1st: Eau Claire will have a vendor sale
w/a 25 cent auction. November 2nd:
River Falls has a Sunday Brunch w/
bake sale and Eau Claire has a bus trip
to Treasure Island casino. November
8th: Beloit has their Holiday
Extravaganza at 10AM. RSVP to Diana
Reed. Their College meeting will follow
at 2pm.
Eau Claire has a Craft Sale and
Racine also has a Craft fair from 9am to
3pm. November 14th: River Falls will
host a Movie night. November 16th:
River Falls will have their Thanksgiving
Lodge Dinner.
November 22nd: Superior will have a
Craft fair and Bake sale from 9am to
pm. They will be selling lunch from
11:30am to 1pm.
College meetings that we know of:
October 28th - Racine - 6:30 potluck
meeting to follow
November 1st: Monroe – 1:30pm
November 3rd:
Green Bay – 5:30
potluck – 7pm meeting
November 5th: Superior – 7pm
Chippewa Falls - ?
November 6th: Madison -?
Muskego – 7pm
Clintonville 6 pm
November 8th: Beloit – 2pm
Rice Lake – meal
12pm - meeting at 1pm
November 15th: Janesville – 2pm
Membership Retention Week –
November 2nd – 8th.
What is your
Lodge and Chapter doing? As Gary has
stated, this should be a yearlong project
not just a week one. Is planning done?
Tree Lighting at Mooseheart is on
December 6th. If you ever questioned
why you pay your dues, spend this day
at Mooseheart. You will never question
it again.
Youth Awareness is something that we
as chapters should have been
attempting to do for years, but I realize
that the same core people are stretched
tight. Is there a new co-worker that
might be willing to take it over?
Something to think about.
Remember December is coming up,
are we doing fund raisers to send gifts
to our Sunshine Children and Sunshine
Grandparents? Remember, we took on
this responsibility, so let’s not forget
about them!
Please have a safe and blessed
Thanksgiving. Make sure that
Mooseheart and Moosehaven are two of
the things you are thankful for.
Fraternally
Lana LaVelle,
DGR 2014-15
From the Wisconsin Moose
Association President
Hello everyone,
I’m honored and proud
to be your new association
president. My goals for us
this new year are of
course retention and new
members.
Going hand in hand with
that is better communication with our
members. Getting the message out
about promotions and our charities are
extremely important. Our district and
lodge meetings are the place to get this
done and get the info out.
The district presidents and I will be
checking newsletters and posted
information in lodges during our visits.
Please make the extra effort to make
sure our members have all the tools
necessary to build and maintain our
membership and keep our lodge homes
clean and inviting.
Don’t hesitate to contact me or any of
the chairmen with any questions you
may have. Thanks for all your help and
hard work.
Fraternally
Brian Mifflin
WMA President
Message from the Territory #32
Manager
Thank you to all of the
lodges for getting their
“Lodge Safety Inspection”
form in; we were 100%!
November is fellowship
month and with it the
lodge fellows have a big responsibility in
selecting their new candidate(s). This
must be done properly and
confidentiality is a must! If you have any
questions on this please give me a call.
The other big item for November is
RETENTION WEEK (November 2-8), all
lodge NEED to participate in this. Not
only will it help the lodge’s active
member numbers but you could have a
chance at over $7000 in prizes being
given away by Moose International.
None of this will happen if you do not
participate or if you do not send in the
form after the event.
The start of November marks one
other important item, the half way mark
for the moose year. We need to check
to see if we are still on target for the
goals that you set or were set for you. If
you are not on target go back and see
what you need to change so that you
can reach your goals.
All of the goals are obtainable as long
as you put the effort in. Don’t over think
what you need to change, get “BACK
TO BASICS” and keep it simple, ask for
help. Some of your members are just
there waiting on you to ask, they just will
not step forward otherwise.
You are being given the tools so that
you can have a successful year, please
use them!
Fraternally
Gary Beck
WI Territorial Manager
prize drawings will be held for those
fraternal units that conduct activities
during this week.
!
From November 2 – 8, all Lodges,
Chapters and Moose Legions are asked
to develop a series of activities that will
highlight the positive areas of the Moose
and reinforce the benefits of
membership.
Activities across the Fraternity will
include Heart of the Community
projects, member dinners, fraternal
nights, lodge improvement efforts,
expired member phone-a-thons, and
other programs developed locally.
“The inaugural Member Retention
Week helped inspire a number of our
lodges and chapters to become more
active in their retention activities not only
during this brief time span, but
t h r o u g h o u t t h e y e a r, ” s a i d K i m
Th o m p s o n , a ssi sta n t d i re cto r o f
Retention and
Recognition for
the Membership
Department. “This
week really
helped focus our
attention on
r e t e n t i o n ,
although I would
encourage our lodges and chapters to
continue to use the Expired Member
Kits, which are sent each month via
email, in order to aide in retaining
expired members on a regular basis.”
Early planning is the key. Each Lodge
and Chapter will be sent a package of
resources, suggestions and information
closer to the event that will help them
prepare for this week, but it is suggested
to put the event on planning calendars
now. Lodges, Chapters and Moose
Legions are also encouraged to use
their existing events and activities as
part of their week-long celebration.
Additionally, cash and merchandise
Back to Basics / Wisconsin Style
The MOOSE Is the
BEST Kept
SECRET!
Our Lodges and
Chapters are the best
kept secret in town. So secret in fact,
most people outside of our Fraternity
have no idea that we exist. Those that
pass by our buildings know the name,
Loyal Order of Moose, but have no idea
of our mission or purpose.
For those of you that might have
forgotten the Moose Mission, let me
remind you.
The Moose Mission:
•
Fraternal & Community Service
Programs
•
Mooseheart
•
Moosehaven
•
MEMBERSHIP GROWTH
Our Lodges offer numerous Fraternal
Programs, Benefits, and opportunities to
“give back” to our communities through
the Heart of the Community programs it
will make your head spin. But as with
most everything in life, you only get
back what you put into it.
In order for our Lodges to grow, we all
must do our part and get “Back to
Basics”. We all need to share the secret
of the Moose with our friends, families,
and communities. The saying “I’ve done
my part – let someone else do it” is no
longer going to work. The time is now to
muster up the masses, and get the word
out.
I am 100% positive that if all of us
worked together we could be plus 1 in
membership growth each and every
year. All we have to do is listen to our
current members, provide to their
needs, maintain our Lodge buildings,
and spread the word.
Note the attached state membership
campaign. Posters are posted in your
lodges. Feel free to post ones here and
from the web page. The new one will be
to the lodges shortly.
From the Sports Committee Chair
I’ve taken on the responsibility of
being your new sports
director. I look forward to
the challenge and hearing
from you, and any
suggestions you might
have.
Feel free to
contact me at my e-mail:
[email protected]
We are in the process of having
individual sports getting their policies
and/or bylaws for their sport up and
running.
State Pool
The Moose state pool tournament was
held on October 18 and 19; and, as
always, there was a fine turnout.
This is the first year for the “FRANK
BARCA” traveling trophy, dedicated in
loving memory of our departed Pilgrim.
The results and some photos will be at
the end of this newsletter
Thinking Sports Dan Threlkeld
WMA Sports Chair
You or Your Friend’s Moose
Membership Expired?
An Expired Member’s Options:
The Moose Fraternity’s General Laws
now allow expired members additional
options to renew their membership once
their dues have expired.
At the end of the newsletter is more on
what to do and how one might choose to
re-enter the Moose Lodge / Chapter.
From our Legion Ambassador
Legion / Lodge Leaders. I have a
request for you as my first item of my
term as Moose
International’s Moose
Legion Ambassador to
Wisconsin. But first . . .
On October 21 there
was a note sent out by
Gary Beck asking for
some help from all of the Moose
Legion Secretaries in bring some
NEW
MOOSE
LEGION
MEMBERS(CANDIDATES) to Ed
Lehman's day January 3,2015 so we
can hold a nice enrollment in
ED"S(HONOR)and as of yet we haven't
heard from anyone (PLEASE GET
BACK TO GARY WITH AN ANSWER
NOW NOT NEXT MONTH)
First and foremost, I need to have the
Moose Legion meeting dates for the
various districts for the 2014-15 year. I
will try to make at least one per area.
Secondly, I also need the Secretaries
names, phone numbers, and emails
from the various districts, as well as the
same for the assistant secretaries.
Finally, I would like the individual
legion meeting dates so I can try to work
some of them into my schedule as if
time makes it possible.
At the end of this newsletter Ed
Johnson has placed the Legion Projects
from Moose International. It’s a great
idea to have each Legion get theirs in
during November and save 20% on the
Primary project.
Have a great November.
Respectfully,
Ambassador Robert Rufer
From the WOTM Membership Chair
Greetings!
What an absolutely amazingly
awesome conference we
had in Janesville!
We
truly got “Back to Basics”
and having the
conference in one of our
Moose homes was a
good way to do just that.
Thank you to all the Chapters and Coworkers that contributed to the Moose /
Packer pool basket.
Through
everyone’s contributions we were able
to raise enough money to pay the men
back and have a little reserve for the
next membership campaign. Which by
the way, is sponsor 5 members and get
a WI WOTM shirt (these will be very
similar to the lime green WI WOTM
shirts except they will be a very pretty
blue). So let’s get back to basics and
work on getting some new members.
Congratulations to Lana Lavelle, our
new Deputy Grand Regent. She was
the lucky winner of the Green Bay
Packer pool basket.
And
Congratulations to Amy Rynerson; she
was the lucky winner of the Moose pool
basket.
The first week is November is
Membership Retention week.
From
November 2 – 8, all Lodges, Chapters
and Moose Legions are asked to
develop a series of activities that will
highlight the positive areas of the Moose
and reinforce the benefits of
membership.
Activities across the Fraternity will
include Heart of the Community
projects, member dinners, fraternal
nights, lodge improvement efforts,
expired member phone-a-thons, and
other programs developed locally.
“The inaugural Member Retention
Week helped inspire a number of our
lodges and chapters to become more
active in their retention activities not only
during this brief time span, but
t h r o u g h o u t t h e y e a r, ” s a i d K i m
Th o m p s o n , a ssi sta n t d i re cto r o f
Retention and Recognition for the
Membership Department. “This week
really helped focus our attention on
retention, although I would encourage
our lodges and chapters to continue to
use the Expired Member Kits, which are
sent each month via email, in order to
aide in retaining expired members on a
regular basis.”
Early planning is the key. Each Lodge
and Chapter will be sent a package of
resources, suggestions and information
closer to the event that will help them
prepare for this week, but it is suggested
to put the event on planning calendars
now. Lodges, Chapters and Moose
Legions are also encouraged to use
their existing events and activities as
part of their week-long celebration.
Additionally, cash and merchandise
prize drawings will be held for those
fraternal units that conduct activities
during this week.
Retention is something that we all
need to work on everyday but
International has set aside a week to
focus on Membership Retention. What
do you have planned for this week?
Maybe something special? I’d love to
hear your ideas and share them with
other
Chapters:
[email protected] )
Again, I cannot say “Thank You”
enough to everyone that made this
magnificent conference happen! It’s so
nice to catch up with friends from all
over the state and meet new friends.
So let’s get back to basics and work
on our Membership!!!!
Mooseheart,
Moosehaven and our local communities
are depending on us.
In Friendship,
Karyn Johnson
State Chapter
Membership Chair
Great Plan if you Attend Tree Lighting
at Mooseheart
To those members that have gone to
Mooseheart of Moosehaven. Congrats.
You’re “lifer’s.”
To those that have not yet, you have a
great opportunity to go to the annual
Tree Lighting on Saturday, December 6.
There may even be
a Bus going down
near you.
Check
with your lodge.
There you can
make yourself
available to attend
the mid-morning
brunch. There you will see the seniors,
eat with them, and have your picture
taken.
You can also visit the
Mooseheart Campus and go to the
famous Mooseheart Store.
You can visit various Mooseheart
residential homes, particularly the
Wisconsin House and one of the three
Mooseheart Children’s Homes.
Your
lodge may even be sponsoring a
student as a Sunshine Child.
More information is included at the
end of this newsletter.
Go see Mooseheart; plan a visit to the
Charles River at Moosehaven to. It’s
worth a look; it’s worth a spot on your
bucket list.
We have a block of Rooms (15) at the
Holiday Inn Aurora North- Naperville
2424 W. Sullivan Road, Aurora, IL
60506 .
If you would like to stay there the cost
is $94.00 for a King and $104 for a
double.
Gary Beck will need to know before
November the 4th, as that is when the
rooms will be let go.
Or call 1 888 HOLIDAY
http://www.ihg.com/holidayinn/hotels/us/
en/aurora/chiau/hoteldetail
Spring Brewer Ticket Raffle to Begin
First the Youth Awareness Committee
would like to thank all lodge / chapter /
and your friends for the very successful
Packer Ticket Giveaway. As you can
see by this check the net funds for the
last two Raffles
was
a
tremendous
success.
We’re not done.
We have another very special Raffle.
There’s a poster at the end of this article
There will be 50 total prizes with the
Grand Prize being two Season Tickets
for the 2015 Milwaukee Brewer Games.
The procedures will be the same as the
past two with tickets available at the
lodges and 3 tickets mailed to your
homes. The cost is the same $5 or 3 for
$10. Tickets
College of
Regents
Celebration Dates:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
November 1st
Beverly Rufer
Monroe 599 Celebration @
1:30; meal to follow
Also: Tassel change Anna Mae
Galvin
Red Stole: Roberta
Krueger
November 5th
Mary Ann Smith
Chippewa Falls 770
Also: Red Stole: Sharon
Rowan
November 5th Virginia
Meyers
Superior 795
7pm
Also: Red tassel change:
Connie Nevin
Red Stole: Judie Piper
November 6th
Madison 291
Red Stole: Bernice Norton &
Phyllis Brunner
November 6th
Red Stole:Mona Schuyler
Muskego 1617
7pm
Clintonville 1502
Red Stoll: Rebecca Johnson
6 pm, Tassel Change: Gerry
Raddatz and June Bush,
November 8th
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Judy Hodgson
Beloit 56
2pm
Also: Red Stole: Angela
Sololik
& Rose Schoon
November 8th
Lori Dahl Rice Lake 725
Lunch @ noon and meeting @
1pm Also: Red tassel
changes: Rita Johnson and
Marlys Javener
November 15th
Melinda Boardman
Janesville 477 2p
November 3rd
Christine Gorst
Green Bay 5:30p Potluck
7pm meeting
Holiday Happenings
November 15
The Madison Chapter 291 would like
to pass on that they are holding their
Annual Holiday Happenings on
Saturday, November 15, from 10:00
a.m. to 12:00 pm at the Eagles Club in
Madison. This event includes a silent
auction of craft items made by the
coworkers; an oral auction; and a few
large items. Baked goods will be
available for purchase along with
holiday refreshments.
Any questions feel to contact Marlene
Foslick, Past Deputy Grand Regent [email protected] .
Congratulations Lynette Adkins & Dan
Arrowood from Muskego for taking 1st
Place in 2014 tournament! Other
winners are listed at the end of this
newsletter.
It’s Time to Think Nashville 2015
Nashville’s connection to music is
unequaled, and its reputation as Music
City has been consistently proven for
over 200 years. Live music can be seen
and heard every day and night of the
week in Nashville. The world-famous
honkytonks, located on Broadway, offer
free live music 365 days a year. And
with more than 130 music venues
around town ranging from large arenas
and concert halls to small clubs and
featuring nearly every genre of music,
it’s easy to see why this is the city that
“music calls home.”
Nashville will also be “home” to the
2015 International Moose Convention
from
July 3
– 7 at
t h e
Moose Charities Video
http://m.youtube.com/watch?
v=hZToZJudTfg
Click on and see what ‘our’ Moose
Charities does. Great 3 minute video. It
is hoped the video will be placed on the
state’s home page this month.
State Dart Tournament Completes
and A Good Time at 301 Had by All
Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention
Center. As one of the Moose Fraternity’s
most popular destinations, Nashville has
offered our members a unique and
entertaining experience each and every
time we’ve visited. Our convention, over
the 4th of July weekend, features new
and exciting events and includes
opportunities to visit the world-famous
Grand Ole Opry and watch one of the
best fireworks displays in the country!
For the second year in a row, Moose
members will also have the chance to
participate in a variety of Heart of the
Community events, where we’ll again
show the local community what it really
means to be a Moose.
For the first time ever, the Moose will
also crown an International Karaoke
Champion who will have worked his or
her way up from the Lodge competitions
all the way to the international finals.
Come see what kind of talent our
Brothers and Co-workers possess – the
winner may be from your Lodge or
Chapter!
Don’t miss out on your opportunity to
learn more about the Moose while
having a great time with members from
across our great Fraternity. For many of
you, Nashville is a reasonable drive
away, so there’s no excuse not to be
there. Whether you are an officer or
simply an average member, this
convention has plenty to offer. We look
forward to seeing YOU in the “Music
City” next July.
Here is the link to housing at the Inn at
Opryland:
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Wisconsin Moose Lodges
Need to Reach another Moose Lodge in Wisconsin. Note
t h e i n f o r m a t i o n b e l o w.
Emails to lodges are
“[email protected]” This one is not real. You
need to put the lodge’s number in where the x’s are.
Facility Name
Address
City
State
Zip Code
Phon
e No.
Appleton
Wisconsin
54911
(920)
830-2
834
1806 Gale Dr
Beloit
Wisconsin
53511
(608)
362-9
886
1890 9Th Ave
Bloomer
Wisconsin
54724
(715)
568-1
304
8118 149Th St
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
54729
(715)
723-3
278
N10792 Lakeshore
Rd
Clintonville
Wisconsin
54929
(715)
823-4
006
3606 Curvue Rd
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
54703
(715)
835-6
522
190 E 2Nd St
Fond Du Lac
Wisconsin
54935
(920)
933-9
170
Family Center 367 - 1216 E Wisconsin
Appleton
Ave
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Lodge 191 - Beloit
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Lodge 1077 - Bloomer - CMP - RV
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Lodge 246 - Chippewa Falls
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Family Center 1502
- Clintonville - CMP - RV
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Family Center 1408
- Eau Claire - RV
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Lodge 2564 - Fond Du Lac
Family Center 1238
- Eastern Kettle
Moraine - CMP - RV
W 198 N 10217
Appleton Av
Germantown
Wisconsin
53022
(262)
255-5
055
846 Morris Ave
Green Bay
Wisconsin
54304
(920)
494-7
230
Janesville
Wisconsin
53545
(608)
752-0
809
Kaukauna
Wisconsin
54130
(920)
766-1
030
Kenosha
Wisconsin
53144
(262)
657-7
831
1932 Ward Ave
La Crosse
Wisconsin
54601
(608)
788-2
998
Po Box 14453
Madison
Wisconsin
53714
(608)
223-9
904
N 5233 E Nettleton
Lane
Marinette
Wisconsin
54143
(715)
732-4
677
601 Colfax St
Mauston
Wisconsin
53948
(608)
847-7
833
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Lodge 801 - Green Bay
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Family Center 197 - 2701 Rockport
Janesville Road
- CMP - RV
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Lodge 953 - Kaukauna
900 W Ducharme
St
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Family Center 286 - Kenosha 3003 30Th Ave
- CMP - RV
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Family Center 1920
- La Crosse - CMP - RV
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Family Center 1451
- Madison
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Lodge 2327 - Marinette - CMP - RV
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Family Center 1913
- Juneau County - CMP - RV
Lodge 1584 - Menomonie - RV
720 19Th Ave
Menomonie
Wisconsin
54751
(715)
235-2
011
5476 S 13Th St
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
53221
(414)
281-4
444
Monroe
Wisconsin
53566
(608)
325-6
585
S86 W21693
Janesville Rd
Muskego
Wisconsin
53150
(262)
662-2
500
604 Beebe St.
Phillips
Wisconsin
54555
(715)
339-6
596
Racine
Wisconsin
53402
(262)
639-3
209
Rice Lake
Wisconsin
54868
(715)
236-2
909
River Falls
Wisconsin
54022
(715)
425-9
152
Saukville
Wisconsin
53080
(262)
284-2
228
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
53081
(920)
457-0
803
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Lodge 49 - Milwaukee - RV
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Family Center 754 - Monroe 639 Third Ave
- CMP - RV
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Family Center 1057
- Muskego
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Lodge 2661 - Phillips
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Family Center 437 - 5530 Middle Rd
Racine - CMP - RV
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Family Center 402 - Rice Lake 40 E Newton
- CMP - RV
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Family Center 594 - River Falls 620 N Clark St
- CMP - RV
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Family Center 1043
- Saukville
193 E Green Bay
Ave
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Family Center 438 - 1811 Georgia Ave
Sheboygan
Family Center 1572
- Stevens Point - CMP - RV
Stevens Point
Wisconsin
54481
(715)
344-3
224
Superior
Wisconsin
54880
(218)
730-7
302
207 North Lincoln
St.
Thorp
Wisconsin
54771
1222 Juneau St
Watertown
Wisconsin
53094
(920)
261-6
458
7330 State Rd 70
Webster
Wisconsin
54893
(715)
349-5
923
1721 Chestnut St
West Bend
Wisconsin
53095
(262)
338-8
122
1025 Second St N
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Family Center 606 - Superior 66 E 5Th St
- RV
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Lodge 680 - Thorp
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Lodge 830 - Watertown
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Lodge 1194 - Burnett County - RV
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Family Center 1398
- West Bend - RV
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2014 Dart Results
1 - Double As
2 - New Blood
3 - Bob & the Barb-itch
4 - Dynamic Dart Duo
5 - Blank on a hill
5 - Mystic Dartz
7 - off alot
7 - The Bar Flys
9 - Sheboygan#1
9 - Dead Livers
9 - Sheboygan#2
9 - The White Stains
Muskego
Muskego
Appleton
Muskego
Green Bay
West Bend
EKM
Green Bay
Green Bay
Green Bay
Lynette Adkins & Dan Arrowood Theressa Hummer &Jeff Posbrig Lori Van Linn & Bob Kohli Julie& tom Kronenburg Teri Blank & Mike Hill Tina Landrath & John Guillaume 5 Mary Erenyi &Joe Repka 7 Debi Schunke & Scott Barfkneicht Sherry & jim Bath Patti Hill &Scott Blank Anna &Doug Lindsay Carol White & Mongo (Bob Mc Gilles)
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An Expired Member’s Options:
The Moose Fraternity’s General Laws now allow expired members additional options to renew their
membership once their dues have expired.
Any person whose dues have expired, but are within six months from their dues expiration date, must:
▪ Pay dues, which will continue their membership from the date of expiration shown on their most recent
membership card.
¨ Action: Remit dues to Dues Processing Center
Any person whose dues have been expired between six months and one year may:
▪ Pay dues, which will continue their membership from the date of expiration and will maintain their
years of service in the Moose.
¨ Action: Remit dues to Dues Processing Center
▪ Re-enroll in their original Lodge/Chapter or any Lodge/Chapter; however, they will lose all years of
service in the Moose. The new dues expiration date, however, will not occur until one full year from the
enrollment date reported by the Lodge/Chapter and Moose International.
Actions:
¨ Submit official application, circling the application type as re-enroll
¨ Remit necessary application fee/dues
¨ Sign Former Member Acknowledgement
Any person whose dues have been expired between one year and two years may:
▪ Re-instate membership into his/her own Lodge/Chapter, retaining all years of service
Actions:
¨ Submit official application, circling the application type as re-instatement
¨ Remit necessary back dues and dues in advance
▪ Re-enroll in their original Lodge/Chapter or any Lodge/Chapter, losing years of service
Actions:
¨ Submit official application, circling the application type as re-enroll
¨ Remit necessary application fee/dues
¨ Sign Former Member Acknowledgement
Any person whose dues have been expired for more than two years must:
▪ Re-enroll in their original Lodge/Chapter or any Lodge/Chapter, losing years of service
Actions:
¨ Submit official application, circling the application type as re-enroll
¨ Remit necessary application fee/dues
¨ Sign Former Member Acknowledgement
ATTENTION: Administrator/Recorder - If an applicant is applying as a re-enrollment to his/her original Lodge/Chapter, a re-vote by membership is
required. If re-enrolling into a different Lodge/Chapter, the applicant must be approved by the Application Review Committee and Lodge/Chapter
membership. The Former Member Acknowledgement must be signed.
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These are the 2014Wisconsin State Pool results
FIRST PLACE ,TEAM EVENT
EAU CLAIRE 1408
“TITTY “
KEITH TOME
RANDY REID
SCOTT NOFFKE
SECOND PLACE,TEAM EVENT
KENOSHA 286
DAN THRELKELD
ERNIE DAHL
FRED HAUG
DOUG POWELL
THIRD PLACE, TEAM EVENT
KENOSHA 286
ROD ERLANSON
TERRY ETZEMUELLER
CODAY McCAULY
MIKE BEZOTTE
SINGLES EVENT
FIRST - SCOTT NOFFKE
SECOND - “TITTY”
THIRD -RANDY REID
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL!!
NEXT YEARS POOL TOURNAMENT WILL BE HELD AT THE EAU CLAIRE LODGE.
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2015 International
Moose
SPORTS
TOURNAMENTS
TEXAS HOLD ‘EM JANUARY 11-15
Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, NV
BOWLING APRIL 11 - MAY 17
Michigan City, IN Lodge 980
STEEL-TIP DARTS APRIL 24 - 26
Lynchburg South, VA Lodge 1727
POOL JULY 1 - 4 (New Dates)
Merritt Island, FL Lodge 2073
HORSESHOES JULY 10 - 12 (New Dates)
Strasburg, VA Lodge 403
SOFTBALL JULY 24 - 27
Bedford, VA Lodge1897
GOLF JULY 31 - AUGUST 2
Henry County, GA Lodge 2170
OCTOBER 30 - NOVEMBER 1
Williamsburg, VA Lodge 757
For additional information on these events please visit the Moose International website
www.mooseintl.org/portal/sports/sport.asp
or call Activities at (630) 966-2214.