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Youth Awareness Congress

This year the winning students will get to
go to White Plains, New York
for the Youth Awareness Intl. Congress.

The date for the Congress is
April 26th - 30th,  2012

Delia Santamaria,
Youth Awareness Chairman.
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Those that went to Convention in Reno,
We all had a great time and learned a lot in the meetings.

Gearing up now for International Convention
in Tampa, FL. June 27th - Jul 4th.
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Administrators Corner


Congratraulations to the
outgoing boards of Officers
for the WOTM and the LOOM.  
The past year has been full of
fun and Moose fraternal
happenings. We would like to
Welcome all of the new
Officers both LOOM and
WOTM.  The new Officers will
be filling the calendar with
great events.
Remeber the sucess of the
Lodge and Chapter Officers
depends on the membership.  
Come to the meetings, sign
up new members and most
important continue to support
the Lodge and Chapter.  Hope
to see everyone at the Lodge.

Paul Blaisdell
Administrator
Show Your
Membership Card  
∙ It says that the holder is
a fraternalist, a friendly
person who enjoys the  
company of others ‐
and who stands ready to
help a fellow human
being in  
need whenever he or
she can.  
∙ It says that the holder is
someone who holds a
special place in his or
her  
heart for children.
Through his or her
Moose membership, he
is doing  
something real and
tangible to provide hope
and a better life for
youngsters  
in need, at Mooseheart
Child City and School in
Illinois.  
∙ And, it says that the
holder is ensuring ‐
even if he or she (and
his or her  
spouse) reaches
retirement age without
adequate savings ‐ that
together  
they will enjoy a secure,
dignified retirement
without being a burden
to either  
family or society,
through the availability
of Moosehaven in
Florida.  
LOOM Community Service

Many Moose members volunteer at Hospitals, Senior Centers and Meals on
Wheels, raising money and helping those in need.  We say Thank You.
Please continue to take the time to bring in your donations of magazines,
aluminum cans, eyeglasses, old clothes and books of all kinds.
The Moose has partnered with 7-G Recycling, an organization dedicated to
protecting the environment and supporting our local communities.  Green out
your closets and help the Children and Seniors by Recycling Clothing, Shoes &
Household Textiles  

Thanks Neighbor, Charley Bright  
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IMPORTANT REMINDER

NON MEMBERS AND GUESTS ARE NOT
PERMITTED TO PURCHASE ANYTHING IN
THE LODGE...
.NOTHING...
THIS INCLUDES BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO
DRINKS, CANDY, POPCORN, AND FOOD.

MEMBERS MUST PURCHASE
ALL ITEMS
FOR THEIR GUESTS.
ALL GUESTS MUST BE SIGNED IN THE
GUEST BOOK.
Thanks to every
fraternal unit and
member of the
California/Nevada
Moose Association that
has given from their
hearts to the
Mooseheart School Roof
Project. Without you, we
could never achieve a
succesful outcome to
our commitments to
Mooseheart.
Although some of our Soldiers are
returning home from duty many
remain deployed in Afghanistan.
Those brave men and women still
appreciate a warm Thank You from
home.
Please keep the donations coming
and thank you all for your time, love,
and support. A detailed list of items
for donation is available at the
Lodge on the bulletin board.
'I have a passion for helping
youth.'
Robbie Gould,
Chicago Bears
placekicker





















THE GOULDEN TOUCH... The
Mooseheart children embarked on
a Christmas Shopping spree.

Robbie Gould, placekicker of the Chicago
Bears and his "The Goulden Touch "
foundation took the Mooseheart children to
Target on a Shopping Spree.  
"I'm excited to get the opportunity to work
with Mooseheart," Gould said. "It's fun to
put smiles on a kid's face."
99 Mooseheart children embarked on a 2
hour cheerful, fun pack day of shopping.

The amount involved was pretty staggering.
 A total of $13,200 was available, Thanks to
contributions by The GouldenTouch, the
Chicago Bears' "Bears Care" charitable
organization, Target and a personal
donation made by Gould himself.  This
meant each of Mooseheart's elementary
and middle school students was allowed to
spend a bit over $120.

"One thing that is special is that these kids
were shopping for their family and other
people they know." said store manager
Kristen Barbaro. "I saw very little of
shopping where the kids were shopping for
themselves.  That kind of touches your
heart, when you think about the spirit of
Christmas and the idea that these kids
don't have a lot and yet, rather than buying
for themselves, they are buying for others."
Why We Ask You To Show Your Membership Card

Why do we ask you to show your membership card.  Doing so maintains our rights as a private organization
and can, quite literally, save our Lodge from financial ruin.  I have walked into several hundred Moose
Lodges during my years as a member and every time, I have been proud to reach into my wallet as I
entered, to fulfill the requirement of displaying my Moose membership card. I have always thought of this
small plasticized card as saying several things about me  and about any other man or woman who carries
one:  It says that the holder is a fraternalist, a friendly person who enjoys the company of others and who
stands ready to help a fellow human being in need whenever he or she can.

It says that the holder is someone who holds a special place in his or her heart for children. Through his or
her Moose membership, he is doing something real and tangible to provide hope and a better life for
youngsters in need, at Mooseheart Child City & School in Illinois. And, it says that the holder is ensuring
even if he or she reaches retirement age without adequate savings that together they will enjoy a secure,
dignified retirement without being a burden to either family or society, through the availability of Moosehaven
in Florida.

Showing your card may be a slight inconvenience, but it is worth it to protect our Mooseheart kids and
Moosehaven seniors entrusted to our care. Even if you*ve been a member for many years, be proud to show
your Moose card every time you walk into the Lodge even if you*re not asked!

It shows that you*re the sort of person who believes in doing something for the betterment of kids and  
seniors in need, and  in making our community a better place to live and  in maintaining our fraternity*s legal
ability to do what we do, for many years to come.
If you would like an article in the Moose Newsletter it's up to you to get it to the Editor.
Email article to Blaisdelco@aol.com
The newsletter is published every other month.
so articles for the next Moose Call are due March 13th.

If you are not recieving your Moose newletter and have moved make sure the Lodge Administrator or chapter Recorder has your new Address.
A color newletter can be printed from the Lodge website.
http://www.moose785.com/
Robbie Gould, Chicago Bears' Kicker, signs a stuffed
bear for Chandler Karabec, 10, a resident of Mooseheart
Child City & School. Gould, through his organization
The Goulden Touch, donated a $120-each shopping
spree for 99 Mooseheart kids at Target in St. Charles on
Monday, December 12, 2011.
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