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April 2015
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Amy Boivin
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If it's happening in the state, let's get 'r out to our Family Centers.
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Vol 4 No. 8
GOINGS ON WITHIN OUR
FRATERNITY
Dates for Lodges to Know
April
11
12
18
19
May
13
16
18
30
June
13
July
2-7
8
18
Executive Board Meeting Beloit #191
District #8 Meeting, Moose Legion #138
CHD Heart of the North Burnett County
#1194
State Bowling Beloit #191 9:am
Moose Legion #143 Celebration Menomonie
#1584 3:pm
District #7 Meeting Menomonie #1584
3:pm
Leadership Training, Austin, MN
#1180, 9 am
Moose Legion #31 Celebration
Racine #437 10:am
SE WI CHD Meeting Racine #437
11:am
Moose Legion #31 Celebration Kenosha
#286 10:am
MLEC Training, Proctor, MN #1302
9 am
District #4 Meeting Saukville #1043
7:30pm
District #1 Meeting Watertown #830
1:pm
District #5 Meeting Kaukauna #953
1:pm
District #3 Meeting Muskego #1057 7:pm
Graduation/Pilgrim Conferral Mooseheart, IL
9:am
District #8 Meeting, Moose Legion #138
CHD Heart of the North Rice Lake #402
International Convention Nashville
District #4 Meeting West Bend #1398
State Golf West Bend #1398
Moose Legion #143 Celebration Juneau
County # 1913 1:pm
20
25
District #7 Meeting Juneau County #1913
3:pm
District #1 Meeting Beloit #191 1:pm
CHD Meeting & Picnic Beloit #191
2:pm
District #3 Meeting Milwaukee #49
7:pm
Dells Days Wisconsin Dells
District #5 Meeting Sheboygan #438
1:pm
Other sports Events, see
http://www.wismoose.org/sports.html
Moose Charities Information /
Location
Want to know where to donate to for
Moose Charities? Click the below link:
http://www.moosecharities.org/default.a
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State Karaoke Contest a
Huge Success
The first annual Karaoke Contest from
the Wisconsin Moose Association was
held Friday night at the Associations
Friday Fun Night on March 13 (yes
Friday the thirteenth). It was held in
conjunction
with
the
other
47
association’s state meetings (on their
respective dates), as part of Moose
International’s Karaoke Contest.
There were six Lodge Karaoke
contests held from September through
February 14 that provided their lodges
contest. They provided the winners’
names to the chair of the Karaoke
Contest, Richard Shiller from Green Bay
Lodge #801.
Five performed as one, Amy Bodoh,
could not due to her husband, Michael,
having just had open heart surgery.
The five who performed representing
their lodges were:
Bev Walter
L. Cecilla Danlion
Cindy Berry
Kayla Rosenow
Lodi Revolinski
West Bend #197
Muskego #1057
Kenosha #286
Janesville #197
Green Bay #801
After
judge
deliberation – judges
being Regional Manager
Gordon
Dailey,
the
Chapter
OV,
Betty
Krisza, and the WMA
vice president, Kevin,
Wanggaard – Cindy
Berry was selected as
the WMA winner.
Cindy’s tape will sent to Moose
International’s selection judges. Twelve
(12) of those singers will be selected to
be part of the Moose International’s
Karaoke contest which will be held at
the International Convention in Nashville
Tennessee.
Pictured
here
are
the
other
participants, along with the Karaoke
chair, Rich Shiller.
Lodi, Bev, Cindy, L. Cecilla, and Kayla.
Hopefully all 31 lodges will participate
in 2016’s contest. Good luck, Cindy.
At the State Conference
‘Membership’ and ‘Caring’ the
Themes
Plenty of Moose education and
information was provided this past
March at the Wisconsin State Moose
Association
Conference.
From
Trainings
to
Mooseheart/Haven
updates. From Child ID Programs to
Communications ideas to members.
From sharing to advising. It all was
shared so well from March 12-15 at the
Plaza Hotel in Wausau, WI.
The Moose guests were wonderful,
focusing on member caring, sharing,
and giving, of time and other resources.
They also encouraged being more
proactive, rather than some of the
‘complaining’ lodge / chapter member
emphasis; making it a plan to be neat,
nice and knowledgeable.
Pictured here:
Lana LaVelle, WI
Deputy Grand Regent; Betty Krisza,
Past Grand Regent; George W.
McCullough
III,
Past
Supreme
Governor; and Brian Mifflin, WMA
President.
The Second Set of Moose Lifetime
Achievement Award Winners
Announced
The WOTM selectee from those
chapters that placed nominations in for
the 2015 Lifetime Achievement Award
(LTA) was Lynn Laufenberg of Madison
Chapter #291.
For the Lodges it was Darrell
Ethington of Marinette Moose Lodge
#2327.
Congratulations to both. Pictured is
Lynn with WI DGR Lana LaVelle; Darrell
with WMA President Brian Mifflin
Last year’s LTA’s were Green Bay
Moose Lodge
#801’s
Terry
Esser,
and
WOTM
from
Beloit Chapter’s
#56 Dorothy Davis.
Student ID Kit Training Available
Time was set aside Saturday for lodge
members to get acquainted with the 3
Student ID Kits the WMA has available
for lodges to use.
It sets up quickly. The materials need
to make the program work in a given
community is all there.
Marinette
is using one
of the kits
the
on
March 28.
Simply
sign up for
one
kit;
make sure you practice with it before
you have children come to the lodge or
wherever the program is to be provided.
A fantastic item lodges asked for and
the state have available for you.
Pictured is Marinette member Darrell
Ethington putting information into the
Child ID Kit laptop.
Marinette has Successful
Student ID Day
On Saturday, March 28, the Marinette
Moose Lodge #2327 sponsored, along
with the local radio station, and Safe
Surfin’, a Child ID Day. It was held in
the Marinette Civic Center. Forty-two
children were ID’d. There were a total
of 8 Moose / Chapter members who
assisted, along with 4 from the radio
station, 42 children getting their ID cd
that day.
The ID kits, 3 in total, are available.
You need to make a reservation for the
kits by contacting Territorial Manager,
Gary Beck.
Here
is
one of the
children
getting
ready
for
finger prints.
Ed Schlaud,
Marinette Moose #2327 Lodge Jr.
Governor, is typing data into the ID kit
computer.
Consider using it, but plan, prepare,
advertise,
get
materials out to
community groups and school, and have
a great day helping parents feel secure
and getting the “Moose”, a great place
to be and be a part of, out to those that
need to be Moose.
$0 Application Fee Through April 30
Wow! It’s back. But not for Long!
There is no application
fee required for ANY
membership application
transmitted to Moose
International
between
March 1st, 2015 and April
30th, 2015.
Completed applications
must be remitted with
first-year dues.
The Supreme Council has authorized
General Governor Steve Greene to
issue a blanket dispensation to waive all
membership fees for the Loyal Order of
Moose, the Women of the Moose, and
the Moose Legion to begin March 1st,
2015 through April 30th, 2015.
Completed applications must be
remitted with full first-year dues.
King of Hearts
KING OF HEARTS WINNERS
Curt Carter
West Bend #1398
Mark Starszak
Saukville #1043
Go on line to check out if you’re a
winner.
https://secure.mooseintl.org/KingOfHearts/Defau
lt.aspx
Provide and Protect
Welcome. You may have an interest
in learning about the many benefits of
gift plans. If you have any questions
about the best way for you to benefit
through a planned gift, please call. A
member of our Planned Giving Team
will be very pleased to help
you.
In addition, the Online Wills
Planner is designed to help
you gather the information
your attorney will need to
plan for your future. You will
be guided through a series of questions
that will help you identify your family
members, estate assets and financial
goals.
Please go to this link for more great
information
http://moosecharitiesplannedgiving.org/
From the Deputy Grand Regent
Greetings Co-Workers!
Well, we
made it through Conference and
hopefully you learned at
least one new item to
take back to your
chapter.
I’m sure
everyone had fun from
what I could see. What
a great Karaoke contest.
I would have hated to be a judge, they
were all so great. Congratulations to all
who participated. Hopefully next year
we will have more contestants!
Also, Thank you to everyone who
helped make this conference a truly
great
experience,
especially
the
Marinette Moose Chapter #1900 for
hosting and taking care of business
smoothly, with happy faces throughout
the weekend.
Green Cap Ways and Means
meetings are going on, to those who
received
their
Green
Cap
congratulations, to those who are trying
for the second chance, keep working for
it, it is soooo worth it.
Going to make this a short note, as
with many of you, we are attempting to
get ready for Easter and Spring Break!
Have a great April and “see” you next
month!
Fraternally
Lana LaVelle - DGR 2014-15
From the Wisconsin Moose
Association President
Greetings everyone,
I wish to extend a big
“thank you” to everyone
that attended the midyear
conference
in
Wausau. Fun was had
by one and all along with
lots of information in our
workshops.
Please make an effort to get more of
your members to the September
convention in Manitowoc.
Those of you that are going to
Nashville I’ll see you there.
We have about 4 weeks left in the
year to get our lodges and association
to plus one. Please go the extra yard
and do our best to bring us to the top.
Thanks in advance for all the hard
work.
Respectfully,
Brian Mifflin - President
WI State Moose Association
Message from the Territory #32
Manager
Spring is in the air as
we enter into April and
the final 30 days of the
moose year. We need to
remember what our goals
are over these final days:
PLUS ONE is the main one:
 Be a “Preferred Lodge Award”
winner, lodges must:
1) get your preferred member count
to 7% of your membership,
2) get your retention rate to 85%
Strive to help the association move
towards
being
the
“TOP
ASSOCIATION”.
All of these items can be obtained if
we show that we have pride!
Remember the one thing that
Regional Manager Gordy Dailey talked
about at the mid-year conference: that if
something needs to change or happen
that you need to do it. Don’t wait on the
other member to start it.
What happens at your lodge is up to
YOU! Be that mover and shaker that
helps your lodge make their “Premier
Lodge Award”; gets your lodge to PLUS
ONE or whatever other goal that you are
trying to reach.
I am sure that by doing these things
we will be laying that foundation for the
future days ahead.
A big THANK YOU to all of those
members that have put in much time
and effort to help their lodge reach the
goals that they have already, or will,
reach by the end of this month.
Remember it is about the children at
Mooseheart and the seniors at
Moosehaven.
Fraternally
Gary Beck
WI Territorial Manager
From Membership
April is here and so is
spring, I hope.
This news article finds
my family with a new
addition, baby Cora. She
arrived on time and
healthy. Both Amy and
the baby are doing great.
I hope that everyone had a great time
at the 70th Mid-Year Conference and
safe return home. I know that I had a
blast. Our OV, George W. McCullough
III, aka: Jeepy, was outstanding. He
brought so much energy and motivation
to the conference that the room could
hardly contain all of the excitement!
Our membership numbers are still
down, but I know that we can change
this. There is still time to get our
Association to a “PLUS ONE”, so
please keep trying. Moose International
has announced
a couple
of
“tools” for the
tool box that will
be
extremely
help full.
NO
Application
Fees until the
end of April, and
a chance to play
the “King of
Heart”
with
every member
that you sign.
The State Association is also offering
a couple of promotions to encourage
you to sign up new or former members.
From now until the end of April 2015, if
you sign up two new/former members,
your name will be entered into a drawing
for a year’s free dues. There will be a
least one winner from every District.
There is also still time to earn the
Three Season Jacket!
All you have to do is
sign five new or former
members and you will
win the jacket. Pictured
here is Doug Knight of
Muskego Lodge 1057
showing off the jacket. I
have been told that these jackets are
awesome. (Maybe one day Gary will
send me mine…)
The poster within this article is up on
all lodges – everywhere. There is a
copy of it at the end of this month’s
newsletter as well.
Hopefully, with the coming of spring
and with everything starting fresh again,
we can all take that same attitude and
start fresh with a major push in new
membership applications.
Until next month,
Fraternally
Mike Rynearson
Membership Chair
WMA Prelate
michael.rynearson@gmail.com
Three More Impressive Recognitions
from the Wisconsin Moose /WOTM
Along
with
the
two
Lifetime
Achievement Awards, three other
recognitions were provided. They were
for State District President, Curt Carter,
Dist. 4; Lodge Member Chester
Rozumialski, Stevens Point Moose
Lodge #1572; Rookie of the Year, Mike
Burton, Racine Moose Lodge #437.
Wisconsin’s Deputy
Supreme
Governor Recognized
At the WMA Conference
Banquet held on March
14, Larry Liljestrand, the
Wisconsin Deputy Supreme Governor,
was recognized. Larry makes himself
available to lodges for assistance in
organization and orientations.
Rice Lake Chapter #725 to Represent
Wisconsin for Ritual Competition
The members of the Rice Lake
Chapter
#725
include
Cindy
Lammerstaurq, Heidi Jacobs, Lori Dahle
(coach), Ruth Bartels, and Renee
LaPoint. Good luck, ladies in Nashville.
From the Sports Committee Chair
Do you have questions on Sports
Activities from
International, the
state? Or need help in
ideas for you lodge?
Feel free to contact
me.
Have a great time playing great
games with the Moose.
Fraternally yours
Dan Threlkeld
WMA Sports Chair
dlvere1951@gmail.com
Supreme Governor
Visits WI Lodges
Danny
R.
Albert
serves as Supreme
Governor, the chief
presiding officer of the
Loyal Order of Moose.
He spent time in Wisconsin from
Thursday, March 26 through 29. He
visited lodges on his way from Green
Bay to Chippewa Falls before heading
on to Minnesota.
While visiting the Marinette Moose
Lodge #2327, Danny enjoyed their
regular Burger Night; however 105
members and guests took part in
several ventures
Danny spoke of Lodge Commitment
as has been shown at the Marinette
Lodge being a leader in the state for
membership [promotion] and community
activities.
At Marinette that night Danny helped
in
presenting
over $6,100
in monetary
gifts to over
14 various
community
groups.
Eight
different
protective
groups
received a case each of Tommy Moose.
Pictured below are 6 of the protective
groups along with Marinette Moose
Lodge
#2327
Governor
Dennis
Ethington (left) and Danny (holding
Tommy).
On Friday evening, Danny attended a
dinner at Chippewa Moose Lodge #246.
Forty members attended. Also invited,
and came, were the Chippewa sheriff
and fire chief. .
Total Endowment funds collected from
both lodges was over $140.
Thank
you,
Larry
Liljestrand,
Wisconsin Deputy Supreme Governor,
for being the host, chaperone and
Moose Driver of/for Danny Albert
So, who is Danny Albert?
Supreme Governor Albert was elected
to this position at the 126th International
Convention in Las Vegas in June 2014.
He previously served as Supreme Jr.
Governor
during
2013-2014
and
Supreme Prelate during 2012-2013.
Danny has served on the Supreme
Council, the Fraternity’s corporate Board
of Directors, since 2006. Before that he
served on the Moose Charities Board
from 2004-2006, the Mooseheart Board
of Directors from 2000-2004, and 11
years prior on the International Sports
Committee, including as its chairman.
From our Legion Ambassador
. We only have a
couple of Months left
to be on top of the
list for the Wisconsin
Moose Legion, so
let's get moving,
men, and see what
we can do. Each lodge should be trying
to do their part in Signing up New
Moose Legion Members.
Respectfully,
Ambassador Robert Rufer
From the WOTM Membership Chair
WOW! Women of Wisconsin! What
an amazing conference
we had in Wausau!
Many, many thanks to
all that donated to the
“Made in Wisconsin”
pool. Barb Toth from
Milwaukee was the
lucky winner of all the goodies.
It’s so nice to renew friendships and
make new friends when we get together.
Our OV, Betty Krisza was absolutely
amazing! She was fun and informative
and what a joy to have her as our official
visitor.
The end of the Chapter year is just
around the corner and it would be
wonderful for all of us to make our
Award of Achievement. And we all
know that one of the requirements is to
be “plus one” for the Chapter year.
Signing new members plus retaining the
ones that we have will certainly help us
to accomplish that goal but it will take
action on our part to make that happen.
Again, when we became a member
we promised to fulfill two primary
obligations:
1) Increasing the strength of the
Order
by
proposing
for
membership qualified individuals of
high personal character, and
2) Giving of my energy and
substance
in
support
of
Mooseheart and Moosehaven.
Are we living up to those obligations?
If everyone in the state would sign one
member between now and the end of
the Moose year, just think what that
would do for our membership numbers.
I’ll throw the challenge out there and
let’s see what happens. It’s unfortunate
that we all wait until the end of the year,
“crunch time”, and so maybe, just
maybe
we
should
rethink
our
Membership strategies??? Just some
food for thought…..
When I spoke to you at the
conference, I started out by saying that
“when I would stand in front of you and
speak I always felt like I was preaching
to the choir”.
That’s not the case
anymore.
Today I feel like I am
“conversing with a bunch of Rockstars,”
because that is how you all make me
feel. We’re all doing what we can and
giving it our all. The unfortunate part is
we just need to push a little bit harder.
We can do it – we’ve done it before!
So I’m challenging each and every one
of you to sign one new member during
the month of April. Game On!
In Friendship,
Karyn Johnson
Chapter Membership Chair
From Youth Awareness
Spring Brewer Ticket Raffle Drawn at
the State Convention
At the March State
Moose
Association
Conference the winners
of the 20014/15 Brewer
Ticket Raffle were drawn
along with 49 other
participant
winners.
Remember, those tickets
can be sold to anyone,
member or not.
The
winning ticket was Bodo
Bube of Neenah, Wisconsin. He chose,
rather than the tickets, a cash card with
$2,500 on it. Congrats to Bodo and the
other 49 winners. They are listed at the
end of this Newsletter.
The Association is now to being one
more state raffle. It is again for the
Grand Prize being two season – home
game, of course, tickets to the 2015/16
Packer games.
Lodges will be receiving the tickets by
the end of May along with all Moose /
Chapter members (in the mail). They
will again me $5 for one or three for $10.
Buy, get others to buy. There will be a
large assortment of other prizes as well,
much like what was done with the
Brewer Ticket Raffle.
The Raffle will be held at the Kenosha
Moose Lodge #286 on Saturday,
September 5. Come down for the fun,
music, and the drawing (s).
As the state Youth Awareness chair,
and as Wisconsin will host the students
in 2017, I will be visiting the Youth
Awareness activities held this month in
Florida. I can get further insight as to
the types of activities, education,
planning,
and
selecting
of
the International winners. Remember,
five scholarships totaling $30,000 are
awarded
annually
from
Moose
International.
Have a great spring.
Enjoy
Wisconsin. Go Brewers!
Fraternally,
Scott Gordon
Chairman,
State Raffle
State Youth Awareness
scottgordon59@hotmail.com
Three Moose International Grants
Awarded to Wisconsin Lodges
This past year Moose International
opened up $1 million in funds for lodges
to apply for some major work that
needed to be done to their facility. One
hundred six were awarded. Nineteen of
the 32 19/32) lodges in WI applied.
Three (3) were granted for 2014.
They were
Chippewa Falls #246 for Parking Lot Needs
La Crosse #1920 for Bathroom Renovations
Stevens Point #1572 for Kitchen Renovations
Another year of Grants will be
available.
Lodge
officers
and
Administrators need to follow criteria for
such grants to the letter and get them in
on time. They may begin the process
May 1.
Time to think Golf
Yes, place July 18 on the calendar,
you Golfers.
The 2015 State Golf
Outing will be hosted by the West Bend
#1398 Moose Lodge.
The
Registration
Form will be on the
state Web later this
month. It will include
Registration,
food,
and
lodging
information.
Golf
play is open to lodge / chapter members
in good standing.
Plan to attend. The initial registration
form is at the end of this newsletter.
For more information, please contact
John Guilluame regarding this year’s
state golf - moosesports@sbcglobal.net .
It’s Time to Think Nashville 2015
Nashville will also be “home” to the
2015 International Moose Convention
from July 3 – 7 at the 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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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.”
Wisconsin Moose Lodges
Need to Reach another Moose Lodge in Wisconsin. Note
the information below.
Emails to lodges are
“lodgexxx@mooseunits.org” You need to put the lodge’s
number in where the x’s are.
Facility Name
Address
City
State
Zip Code
Phone
No.
Family Center 367 Appleton
1216 E Wisconsin
Ave
Appleton
Wisconsin
54911
(920)
8302834
Lodge 191 Beloit
1806 Gale Dr
Beloit
Wisconsin
53511
(608)
3629886
Lodge 1077 Bloomer
- CMP - RV
1890 9Th Ave
Bloomer
Wisconsin
54724
(715)
5681304
Lodge 246 Chippewa Falls
8118 149Th St
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
54729
(715)
7233278
Family Center 1502 N10792 Lakeshore
Clintonville
Rd
- CMP - RV
Clintonville
Wisconsin
54929
(715)
8234006
Family Center 1408 Eau Claire
3606 Curvue Rd
- RV
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
54703
(715)
8356522
Lodge 2564 Fond Du Lac
Fond Du Lac
Wisconsin
54935
(920)
9339170
Family Center 1238 Eastern Kettle
W 198 N 10217
Moraine
Appleton Av
- CMP - RV
Germantown
Wisconsin
53022
(262)
2555055
Lodge 801 Green Bay
846 Morris Ave
Green Bay
Wisconsin
54304
(920)
4947230
Family Center 197 -
2701 Rockport Road Janesville
Wisconsin
53545
(608)
190 E 2Nd St
Janesville
- CMP - RV
7520809
Lodge 953 Kaukauna
900 W Ducharme St Kaukauna
Wisconsin
54130
(920)
7661030
Family Center 286 Kenosha
- CMP - RV
3003 30Th Ave
Kenosha
Wisconsin
53144
(262)
6577831
Family Center 1920 La Crosse
1932 Ward Ave
- CMP - RV
La Crosse
Wisconsin
54601
(608)
7882998
Family Center 1451 Po Box 14453
Madison
Madison
Wisconsin
53714
(608)
2239904
Lodge 2327 Marinette
- CMP - RV
Marinette
Wisconsin
54143
(715)
7324677
Mauston
Wisconsin
53948
(608)
8477833
720 19Th Ave
Menomonie
Wisconsin
54751
(715)
2352011
Lodge 49 Milwaukee
- RV
5476 S 13Th St
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
53221
(414)
2814444
Family Center 754 Monroe
- CMP - RV
639 Third Ave
Monroe
Wisconsin
53566
(608)
3256585
Family Center 1057 - S86 W21693
Muskego
Janesville Rd
Muskego
Wisconsin
53150
(262)
6622500
Lodge 2661 Phillips
604 Beebe St.
Phillips
Wisconsin
54555
(715)
3396596
5530 Middle Rd
Racine
Wisconsin
53402
(262)
6393209
N 5233 E Nettleton
Lane
Family Center 1913 Juneau County
601 Colfax St
- CMP - RV
Lodge 1584 Menomonie
- RV
Family Center 437 Racine
- CMP - RV
Family Center 402 Rice Lake
- CMP - RV
40 E Newton
Rice Lake
Wisconsin
54868
(715)
2362909
Family Center 594 River Falls
- CMP - RV
620 N Clark St
River Falls
Wisconsin
54022
(715)
4259152
Family Center 1043 193 E Green Bay Ave Saukville
Saukville
Wisconsin
53080
(262)
2842228
Family Center 438 Sheboygan
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
53081
(920)
4570803
Family Center 1572 Stevens Point
1025 Second St N
- CMP - RV
Stevens Point
Wisconsin
54481
(715)
3443224
Family Center 606 Superior
- RV
66 E 5Th St
Superior
Wisconsin
54880
(218)
7307302
Lodge 680 Thorp
207 North Lincoln St. Thorp
Wisconsin
54771
Lodge 830 Watertown
1222 Juneau St
Watertown
Wisconsin
53094
(920)
2616458
Lodge 1194 Burnett County
- RV
7330 State Rd 70
Webster
Wisconsin
54893
(715)
3495923
West Bend
Wisconsin
53095
(262)
3388122
1811 Georgia Ave
Family Center 1398 West Bend
1721 Chestnut St
- RV
Wisconsin Moose Sports
2015 / 16
Golf outing July 18, 2015 West Bend
Horseshoes August 15, 2015 Beloit
Baggs September 26, 2015 Muskego
Pool October 17, 2015 Eau Claire
2016
Dartball January 9, 2016 Racine
301 Co-ed Darts February 6, 2016 Sheboygan
Bowling March 6,+ 2016 Marinette
Golf outing July 16, 2016 Clintonville
Horseshoes August 20, 2016 West Bend
Pool October 16, 2016 Eau Claire ??
2015 Wisconsin State Moose Association Spring Raffle
Winners List
1. Bodo Bube
Neenah
2. Robert McDougal
Racine
3. Linda Rosenbaum
Waukesha
4. Carolyn Ryan
LaCrosse
5. Barb Coates
Racine
6. Pat Wilke
Watertown
7. Gary Sepanski
Kenosha
8. Ken Vieth
Marinette
9. Gerald Zaharias
Milwaukee
10. Teresa Hanson
Janesville
11. Frank Nolan
Superior
12. Sharon Nelson
Racine
13. Laura Osowski
West Bend
14. Randy Knapp
Chippewa Falls
15. Ray Gornik
Zion Ill
16. Larry Barth
Racine
17. Eugene Russell
Edeavor
18. Thomas Behnke
Green Bay
19. Bob Franklin
Janesville
20. Jim Bender
West Bend
$2500.00 Gift Card
$250.00 Gift Card
$100.00 Gift Card
$75.00 Gift Card
$50.00 Gift Card
$25.00 Gift Card
$25.00 Gift Card
$25.00 Gift Card
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21. Gertrude Disler
West Bend
22. Barbara Schnieder
Racine
23. Larry Dantzman
Green Bay
24. Joan Hulhoff
Racine
25. Warren Klemick
West Allis
26. Bud LePage
Kenosha
27. Gerald Jensen
Janesville
28. Steven Oleniczak
Milwaukee
29. Tony Zindar Jr
Franklin
30. Denise Leitzinger
Shullsburg
31. Doris Bourdo
Muskego
32. Richard Henkel
Muskego
33. Rita Boegel
Kewaskum
34. Kathy Wojtasiak
West Bend
35. Tricia Strash
Kenosha
36. Pete Nottleson
Racine
37. Luella Cherry
Rolling Meadows Il.
38. Gary Manowski
Stevens Point
39. Leni Potts
Monroe
40. Richard Schulties
Beaver Dam
$25.00 Gift Card
41. Joe Michalak
Milwaukee
42. Margie Vavra
Monroe
$25.00 Gift Card
$25.00 Gift Card
$25.00 Gift Card
$25.00 Gift Card
$25.00 Gift Card
$25.00 Gift Card
$25.00 Gift Card
$25.00 Gift Card
$25.00 Gift Card
$25.00 Gift Card
$25.00 Gift Card
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$25.00 Gift Card
$25.00 Gift Card
43. Tom Schutte
Shawano
44. K Lancetti
Chippewa Falls
45. Mark Gehin
Stevens Point
46. Alan Kraus
Fond du Lac
47. Dale Olsen
Kenosha
48. Robert Billiat
East Troy
49. Steve Rini
East Troy
50. Pamela Aulozzi
$25.00 Gift Card
$25.00 Gift Card
$25.00 Gift Card
$25.00 Gift Card
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$25.00 Gift Card
$25.00 Gift Card
2015 International
Moose
SPORTS
TOURNAMENTS
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.