L o d g e 4 9 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Loyal Order

Lodge 49
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Loyal Order of Moose
Women of the Moose Chapter 345
Moose Legion 31
1914-2016
102 years, Vol 102-4
“ Th e M es s e ng e r ”
Ju ly/Au g u st, 2 0 1 6
A D M I N I S T R AT O R ’ S N O T E
of the Moose and our growing need for
our Lodges and Chapters. Talk up
Moose with your friends and
Bob Pfeiffer
neighbors. Remember, we not only
Administrator
support Mooseheart, Moosehaven, but
our local community through donations!
Do you ride a motorcycle or know Moose
members who do? We are interested in starting a
Moose Riders Group. You don’t have to have a
motorcycle to join. Muskego, Racine and Kenosha
have riders. Join other members in doing poker runs
and raise money for the Lodge or Charities.
Be sure to check the calendar on page 3 for times
and all activities taking place at our Lodge!
The Board of Officers, at their May meeting, made
several changes to Lodge Operations (specifically
regarding our meals.) During the months of July and
August, the Lodge will be CLOSED the first, fourth, and
fifth Wednesdays of the month. The Lodge will also be
closed on Saturday (July 2nd) before the 4th of July.)
We realize that everyone is busy during these summer
months and our attendance at the dinners on
Wednesday has declined. While speaking of our
dinners, please always make sure you call the Lodge
Office and make reservations for dinners. We order
and prepare the food based on the number of
reservations received.
“Moose Raise The Roof”
Membership Campaign will
run from May 1, 2016 thru
April 30, 2017. This campaign
will focus on the core values
Fraternally,
Bob Pfeiffer, Administrator
We are here for Mooseheart and Moosehaven!
A SPECIAL THANK YOU from
Basil G. Tsetsas to
Herman Bednarz &
Curt Staszak
for helping with the cosmetic changes we made to the Lodge
Social Quarters. Your fine knowledge and craftsmanship, along
with your professional skills, helped put the finishing touches
on our project when it was completed.
By the way, stop in for a meal on Wednesday, or try our
Friday Fish Fry and look everything over. Your comments or
suggestions are appreciated.
THANK YOU again, gentlemen!
Basil Tsetsas
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LODGE 49
LOOM
BOARD OF OFFICERS
2016-2017
Governor
Bob Owen
Past Jr. Governor
Keith Balash
Jr. Governor
Vacant
Prelate
Wally Kohnke
Treasurer/Secretary
Kevin Johns
1 Year Trustee
Richard Spear
2 Year Trustee
Curt Staszak
3 Year Trustee
Pat Braden
Inner Guard
Vacant
Outer Guard
Vacant
Administrator
Bob Pfeiffer
WOTM CHAPTER 345
BOARD OF OFFICERS
Senior Regent
Vacant
Junior Regent
Vacant
Jr. Grad Regent
Barbara Toth
Happy Summer Brothers and Sisters!
As your new Governor, I want to start out with some very
important THANKS to Keith Balash and his Board of
Officers for leading us through some trying and demanding
times the past two years. Everyone worked hard and coped
with some difficult situations.
I’d like to thank Herman Bednarz, Curt Staszak
Bob Owen
and Basil Tsetsas for remodeling in the Social Quarters. It
Governor
brightens up the place, looks great and brings us a ‘fresh,
new look.’ Good job, guys! Soon, new carpeting will be installed in that same area
too, and we look forward to that!
Again, special THANKS to Curt Staszak for the handmade Moose Planters
located just outside the Lodge entrance by the door facing north. Check them out,
they really add a special touch during this Summer Season. For anyone interested,
we will be raffling off a Moose Planter—just see anyone of our Officers.
Next, there are no words and a THANK YOU just does not seem enough for the
treasure of volunteers, who we hold in high esteem. There is no way to fully
express their worth, for without them, our Lodge could not function. To each and
every volunteer, THANK YOU!
Please welcome our new Board of Officers. With declining memberships and
finances, we all have a difficult task ahead of us and we’ll need all your support!
Lastly, during my term as Governor, I want to say we must improve the morale
at our Lodge. We are here to socialize, not criticize. Let’s get back to having fun
and enjoy each other’s friendships. Let’s greet fellow members and welcome the
new; and let’s all try to refrain from negativity in our Moose home.
My sincere thanks to all of you for your support and participation at all our
events and activities within the Lodge. We have a wonderful group of bands and
events for July and August. Be sure to check out pages 10 & 11 of this Moose
Messenger for details. And remember, always make reservations for dining at our
Lodge.
Have a safe, fun-filled, enjoyable summer!
Fraternally,
Bob Owen, Governor
Secretary/Treasurer
Sharon Pizur
Recorder
Kathie Staszak
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Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Closed
On
Thursdays
3
Breakfast Buffet
9:00-12 noon
Early Bingo 12:30
Reg Bingo 1:45
Progressive 3:15
10
Moose Legion 31
Mtg. 10:45
Breakfast Buffet
9:00-12 noon
Bingo as listed
above
17
9am—2pm
Bake Sale
Breakfast Buffet
9:-00-12noon
Bingo as listed
above
24 / 31
Breakfast Buffet
9:00-12 noon
Early Bingo 12:30
Reg Bingo 1:45
Progressive 3:15
5
Sheepshead 5pm
6
Closed
7
Red Deacon
Fri
Sat
1
Fish Fry 5-8pm
2
Closed
Bob Korek
8
Fish Fry 5-8pm
Red Deacon
Closed
11
LOOM Brd 7pm
WOTM 7pm
Chapter Mtg
12
13
Dinner 5-6:30
LOOM
Membership 7pm Chopped Sirloin
Sheepshead 5pm WOTM Board
Red Deacon
Mtg. 6:30 pm
18
19
District 3 Mtg Sheepshead 5pm
7:00pm Kenosha
Red Deacon
14
15
Fish Fry 5-8pm
Roger Boll
20
Dinner 5-6:30
Beef Roll Ups
21
27
Closed
28
Tomm Lehnigk
16
AYCE
Italiana-Fest All you
Can Eat Spaghetti &
Meatballs
George Green
22
Fish Fry 5-8pm
23
Birthday Dinner
Ed Hause
Pot Roast
Jeff Hagenau
29
Fish Fry 5-8pm
30
MOOSE-FEST
Roger Boll
Chicken
Jam Session
25
26
LOOM
Joint Brd 6:30
LOOM Brd 7pm Membership 7pm
Sheepshead 5pm
WOTM
Business Mtg 7pm
Red Deacon
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—Heat Wave—
Breaded Pork
Chops
Jerry Rocks
RED DEACON AND THE BULL SESSION BAND PLAYS EVERY TUESDAY FROM 7:00 PM TO 10:00 PM
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
Closed
2
Sheepshead 5pm
3
Closed
4
Closed
On
Thursdays
5
Fish Fry 5-8pm
6
Summer Nights
Bob Korek
Filet
10
Dinner 5-6:30
Ribs
WOTM Board
Mtg. 6:30 pm
11
12
Fish Fry 5-8pm
13
Let’s Dance
Roger Boll
New York Strip
17
Dinner 5-6:30
Spaghetti &
Meatballs
AYCE
Jam Session
18
24
Closed
25
Red Deacon
7
Breakfast Buffet
9:00-12 noon
Early Bingo 12:30
Reg Bingo 1:45
Progressive 3:15
14
Moose Legion 31
Celebration
EKM Lodge 1238
Men. Falls
Breakfast Buffet /
Bingo as listed above
21
17
Breakfast Buffet
9:00-12 noon
BAKE SALE 9-2pm
Bingo As Listed
Above
8
9
LOOM
LOOM Brd 7pm
Membership 7pm
WOTM 7pm
Sheepshead 5pm
Chapter Mtg
Red Deacon
15
16
Closed
Sheepshead 5pm
Red Deacon
22
23
LOOM
Joint Brd 6:30
LOOM Brd 7pm Membership 7pm
Sheepshead 5pm
WOTM
Red Deacon
Business Mtg 7pm
28
29
Breakfast Buffet
9:00-12 noon
Early Bingo 12:30
Reg Bingo 1:45
Progressive 3:15
Closed
30
Sheepshead 5pm
Remember When
George Green
19
Fish Fry 5-8pm
Red Deacon
20
Irish-Fest
Corned Beef &
Cabbage or
Chicken Cordon Bleu
The Mixxx
26
27
Fish Fry 5-8pm
Birthday Dinner
Ed Hause
Chicken
Tomm Lehnigk
31
Closed
Red Deacon
3
New Member
Jim Chmielewski
Patrick Drapes
Douglass Paul Harmon
Todd Herka
Manley Mercer
Daniel Meyer
Hugo Perea
James B. Wilke Sr
Rollin Williams
Our Circle Is Broken
and will never be the same
Sponsor
Joseph Chmielewski
Kevin Johns
Herman Bednarz
Richard Spear
Dolores Dowling
Patrick Braden
Bob Owen
Ronald Fritschka
Patrick Braden
Mary Baumbach
Joan Nelson
Brad Schroeder
Julius (Reed) Zavis
— 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.
Billstrom, Joan
Blahnik, Patricia
Booster Club Jar
Ciezki, Tom
De Lone, Dick & Dorie
Engel, Don & Carol
Gebhardt, Bill
Glaser, Don & Gayle
Glass, Victor & Irene
Graczyk, Don & Avita
Greuneberg, Elder & Evangelina
Halverson, George
Hanneman, Robert & Gretchen
Harvancik, Lynn
Koepp, George P
Kotarak, Joe & Nancy
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Larsen, Bob & Mari Ann
Lewandowski, John & Gerry
Mack, Nancy
Markelc, Frank
Markowski, Kenneth R.
Matuszak, Blaise
Melville, Felice
Norv's Barber Shop
Podzimek, Frank
Praniewicz, Agatha
Radtke, Joseph & Pat
Rosinski, Donald
Sanfelippo, Carmello
Sanhuber, Marcy
Sherwin, Bernadette
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Sobie, Denis & Ruth
Stamm, Daryl
Switalski, Bob & Vera
Thomas, Timothy
Tieu, Tony
Tobin, Gerald
Tsetsas, Basil & Jan
Ubick, Sophie
Vandenboom, Ron & Joanne
Whaley, Mary
Wilson Park Little League
Wilson, Marlene
Wobosel, James
Wolter, Craig
WOTM #345
WOTM #991 Brazil, IN
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Booster Club Application
BOOSTER CLUB IN MEMO RY OF
Ben J. Ziemnicki
Harry Perszyk
Richard Zambriski
Doris Horzewski
"Corky" Mowrey
Pat Altenburg
Clifford Gladys
Whitey Graczyk
Glen Melville
Al Fagg
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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.
by Florience Ziemnicki
by Rosemarie Perszyk
by Marie Zambriski
by Jerry Horzewski
by Marsha Graczyk
by Geri Harris
by Avita Graczyk
by Avita Graczyk
by Felice Melville
Name__________________________________________
Date __________________________________________
Please Make Checks Payable to: Moose Lodge #49
$10.00/Six Month OR $15.00/One Year
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The “Second Degree”
What is the Moose Legion?
The “Second Degree” or Moose Legion, was
established to provide greater opportunities for Lodge
members to serve the Lodge and Fraternity. The Moose
Legion remains a strong and growing arm of the Loyal
Order of Moose. It 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. It 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 Noel
Gajewski.
all members welcome
State
Drawing
Sept 17
1916-2016
Live Music
Friday &
Saturday
Moose Legion Eligibility
Eligibility for Moose Legion Membership has
changed. Beginning August 1, 2012 — To be eligible
for advancement to membership in the Moose Legion,
a Lodge member must have EITHER:
1) Held active Lodge membership for a minimum
period of six months, or
2) Sponsored his first (accepted) member into the
Order.
For more information or questions, see
Administrator, Bob Pfeiffer.
Come And Enjoy
The Fun
Sept. 15, 16, 17, 18
Holiday Inn
625 West Rolling Meadows Drive
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin 54937
District 3 Meeting — Kenosha
Monday, July 18th at 7:00pm
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!
SE WI Council of Higher Degrees
Sunday, August 14th
E.K.M. Moose Lodge #1238 Menomonee Falls
10 AM — Board Meeting
11 AM — Higher Degrees Mtg.
12 PM — Light Lunch
1 PM — Legion Membership Meeting
ALL Moose Legionnaires are encouraged to attend as
well as ALL Lodge and Chapter Degree holders.
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July — Activities Sports
Chairman — Irene Glass
Chapter
Chatter
07/11
07/13
07/17
07/25
Monday, Chapter Mtg., 7:00 pm
Wednesday, Board Meeting 6:30 pm
Sunday, Bake Sale 9:00am—2:00 pm
Monday, Joint Board Meeting, 6:30 pm
& Business Meeting 7:00 pm
07/30 Moose-Fest—See Ad Page 10
Jr. Grad Regent-Barbara Toth
Hello Co-Workers,
Golfing and hammocks and kids running through
sprinklers; the smell of thick, juicy steaks on the grill
and red, ripe tomatoes in the garden; humid days,
balmy nights, and fireflies—an enjoyable favorite time
of year for many of us!
Because our chair for Senior Regent is vacant,
I, as your Jr. Grad Regent, will continue to do
the Chapter Chatter for the Messenger due to
our vacancies on the Board.
I’d like to THANK all our volunteers who helped at
our Rummage Sale. We all tried our best to make it a
success. We will be planning on a new fundraiser for
next year. Again, THANK YOU Volunteers!
Thousands of Moose members will descend upon
the “Gateway to the West,” St. Louis, Missouri, over
the first weekend in July for what should be an
entertaining and informative 2016 International
Moose Convention. Our Chapter 345 member,
Sharon Pizur will be receiving her College Degree
at this Convention. Kudos Sharon! I, too, am planning
on attending this exciting event and meeting members
from all over the world.
Moose-Fest will be held on July 30th. The hall
opens at 3:00pm and games start at 3:30. Our
scrumptious Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner starts at
5:00pm until it is sold out. We can always use
volunteers for this event. If interested, please let us
know.
In closing, why not think about attending one of our
meetings. Check out the calendar on Page 3; it lists
when we meet. We really would like you to join us.
As always, we look forward to your comments and
suggestions.
Remember, we are here for Mooseheart,
Moosehaven, and Moose Charities!
Respectfully,
Jr. Grad Regent, Barbara Toth
August — Mooseheart/Moosehaven
Chairman — Arline Janczak
08/08
08/10
08/21
08/22
Monday, Chapter Mtg., 7:00 pm
Wednesday, Board Meeting 6:30 pm
Sunday, Bake Sale 9:00am—2:00 pm
Monday, Joint Board Meeting, 6:30 pm
Business Meeting 7:00 pm
New Member
Wendy Martin Sanchez
Wendy Beitzel
Rosa M. Cerda-Castaneda
Caprecious McClain-Gudgeon
Modesta Felske
Joan M. Leighton
Janice H. Oettinger
Joan B. Nelson
Belinda Pecina
Karen A. Campbell
Erica Marie Torres
Christine R. Werginz
Evelyn J. Wilkinson
Dianne L. Schliepp
Lana R. Harris
Andrea juliene
JoAnne B. Evans
Wanda M. Faust
Beverly A. Meyerring
Mary Kaye
Pamela Benson
Debra A. Aragon
Diana Wright-Pipal
Bonnie L. Hodorowski
MaryAnn L. Hubatch
Linda Spear
Joan Takala
Julie A. Shine
The Sunshine Club: When you hear of someone
who has been hospitalized or is ill, please notify:
Irene Glass (414) 327-1922
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Sponsor
Robert Pfeiffer
Julia LeGath
Virginia Prado
Julia LeGath
William Gebhardt
Julia LeGath
Bob White
Doris De Lone
Sharon Pizur
Patricia Speier
Arline Janczak
Marsha Graczyk
Susan Hejdak
Arline Janczak
Betty Rasmussen
Betty Rasmussen
Mary Jo Dillett
Marsha Graczyk
Christine Stippich
Christine Stippich
Robert Owen
Roger Stoltz
Barbara Toth
Patricia Pieper
Patricia Pieper
Barbara Toth
Mary Nerbun
Diane Nowacki
A Memorial Service
was held on May 25th in remembrance of those
who passed away during our past year.
Roger Boll played the
accordion while Jan Tsetsas
sings “How Great Thou Art”
bringing tears to
everyone’s eyes
A MEMORIAL
TO ALL LODGE MEMBERS PAST AND PRESENT
Ladies of Chapter 345
holding candles while in the
formation of a cross for
the memorial service
—INDEPENDENCE DAY—
Barbara Toth, Jr. Grad
Regent, & Bob Owen,
Governor, laid a flower on a
bible and announced the
name of each member who
passed away last year
STARS & STRIPES FOREVER!
OUR COLORS NEVER FADE
HOORAY FOR THE
RED WHITE & BLUE!
Today a man knocked on my door and asked
for a small donation towards the local
swimming pool, so I gave him a glass of water!
I find it ironic that the colors red,
white, and blue stand for freedom—
until they’re flashing behind you!
I hate it when people use big words just to
make themselves sound perspicacious!
Hospitality is the art of making guests feel like
they’re at home when you wish they were.
Keep Saving Those Labels!!!
I changed my password to “incorrect,” so
whenever I forget it, the computer will say,
“Your password is incorrect!”
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.
Artificial intelligence is not a match for natural
stupidity.
Ever stop to think and forget to start again?
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SUMMERTIME
DINING
AT THE LODGE
Due to members heading up north, vacationing,
or just being too darn busy during the months of
July and August,
WE HAVE DECIDED,
THE LODGE WILL BE CLOSED
The Tommy Moose Program is easily one
of the most successful Community Service
out-reach programs in the history of the
Loyal Order of Moose. Its success lies in its
simple message and uncomplicated
structure.
Since 2003, Moose Lodges and Chapters
across the U.S. and Canada have purchased
over 100,000 Tommy Moose
plush animals and presented
them to Police, Fire, and
other Emergency Workers, to
be carried in their vehicles.
The Tommy Moose stuffed
animals are given to children who have been
encountered during stressful or traumatic
situations, calming them and giving them a
soothing object to refocus their attention
toward, while emergency aid takes place.
Two dozen “Tommy Moose” have been
purchased and given to Ryan Balash,
Firefighter, to be given to children in
distressed situations.
ON THE FIRST, FOURTH, & FIFTH
WEDNESDAYS IN JULY & AUGUST.
Our Lodge is always looking for volunteers
for a number of things do. If each member
could help out just a few times a year, it sure
wouldn’t ‘burn out’ other members who are
here all the time.
We certainly could use help around and in
the Lodge; whether it be for maintenance,
office work, helping out with the kid’s parties,
etc., think about offering your time. We could
use you. Make a promise to yourself to volunteer at least once this year, then do it!
Never forget that many hands make
lighter work for everyone!
Did I Read That Sign Right???
In An Office: Would the person who took the
step ladder yesterday please bring it back or
further steps will be taken.
On A Repair Shop Door: We can repair anything.
(Please knock hard on the door—the bell doesn’t
work.)
Spotted In A Safari Park: Elephants please stay in
your car!
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ARTICLES FOR SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER
MESSENGER MUST BE IN LODGE OFFICE
NO LATER THAN
MONDAY, AUGUST 1ST
Max A. Sass & Sons
1515 W. Oklahoma Avenue
414-645-4992
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Greenridge Chapel
4747 S. 60th Street * 282 -4050
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Mission Hills Chapel
8989 W. Loomis Road * 427 -0707
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visit our website at:
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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
S at u r d ay, J u ly 1 6 t h
Cash Bar 5pm; Dinner 6pm
S at u r d ay, J u ly 9 t h
Menu: All You Can Eat!
Spaghetti & Meatballs,
Salad, Veggie, Dessert
Cash Bar 5pm; Dinner 6pm
Menu: Breaded Pork Chops
Mashed Potato, Veggie,
Salad, & Dessert
$11.00 per person
Enjoy the music of
Tomm Lehnigk
$10.00 per person
Enjoy the music of
George Green
Parking Lot Security provided with
$1.00 per person donation at the door.
50-50 Raffle @ 9:00 pm
Parking Lot Security provided with
$1.00 per person donation at the door.
50-50 Raffle @ 9:00 pm
Heat Wave Reservation Form
Reservations Required by Tuesday, July 5th
Italiana-Fest Reservation Form
Reservations Required by Monday, July 11th
Member Name ______________________________
Member Name ______________________________
Member Address ____________________________
Member Address ____________________________
Adults (How Many)
__________
Adults (How Many)
__________
S at u r d ay, J u ly 3 0 t h
Open at 3:00 pm; Games at 3:30 pm
S at u r d ay, J u ly 2 3 r d
Menu: Pot Roast, Mashed Potato,
Veggie, Salad, & Dessert
$11.00 per person
GUARANTEE Your Chicken Dinner
w/all the trimmings & Dessert
BY MAKING RESERVATIONS!
Just $10.00
Dinner from 5:00pm ‘til Sold Out!
Enjoy the music of:
Jeff Hagenau
Enjoy the music of:
Jerry Rocks
Cash Bar 5pm; Dinner 6pm
Parking Lot Security provided with
$1.00 per person donation at the door.
50-50 Raffle @ 9:00 pm
Parking Lot Security provided with
$1.00 per person donation at the door.
50-50 Raffle @ 9:00 pm
Birthday Dinner Reservation Form
Reservations Required by Monday, July 18th
Moose-Fest Reservation Form
Reservations Required by Monday, July 25th
Member Name ______________________________
Member Name ______________________________
Member Address ____________________________
Member Address ____________________________
Adults (How Many)
__________
Adults (How Many)
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S at u r d ay, A u g u s t 1 3 t h
S at u r d ay, A u g u s t 6 t h
Cash Bar 5 pm; Dinner 6 pm
Cash Bar 5pm; Dinner 6pm
Menu: Filet, Baked Potato
Salad, Veggie, Dessert
Menu: New York Strip Steak
Baked Potato, Salad, Veggie,
Dessert
$11.00 per person
Listening and Dancing Music By
Remember When
$ 1 1 . 0 0 per person
Listening and Dancing Music By
George Green
Parking Lot Security provided with $1.00 per person
donation at the door. 50-50 Raffle @ 9:00 pm
Parking Lot Security provided with $1.00 per person
donation at the door. 50-50 Raffle @ 9:00 pm
City Of Festivals Reservation Form
Reservations Required by Monday, August 1st
Dog Days of Summer Reservation Form
Reservations Required by Monday, August 8th
Member Name ______________________________
Member Name ______________________________
Member Address ____________________________
Member Address ____________________________
Adults (How Many)
Adults (How Many)
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S at u r d ay, A u g u s t 2 0 t h
Cash Bar 5pm; Dinner 6pm
S at u r d ay, A u g u s t 2 7 t h
Menu: Corned Beef & Cabbage OR
Chicken Cordon Bleu,
Potato, Salad, Veggie, & dessert
Cash Bar 5pm; Dinner 6pm
Menu: Chicken, Potato
Veggie, Salad, & Dessert
$11.00 per person
$10.00 per person
Enjoy the music of:
The Mixxx Vocal Band
Enjoy the music of:
Tomm Lehnigk
Parking Lot Security provided with $1.00 per person
donation at the door. 50-50 Raffle @ 9:00 pm
Parking Lot Security provided with $1.00 per person
donation at the door. 50-50 Raffle @ 9:00 pm
Luck of the Irish Nite Reservation Form
Reservation Required by Monday, August 15th
Birthday Dinner Reservation Form
Must RSVP by Monday, August 22nd
Member Name ______________________________
Member Name ______________________________
Member Address ____________________________
Member Address ____________________________
Adults (How Many)
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Adults (How Many)
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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
Phone: 414-281-4444
July/August, 2016
Address Service Requested
Milwaukee Moose Lodge #49 * 5476 South 13th Street * Milwaukee, WI 53221 * (414) 281-4444
[email protected] * Milwaukee Moose Messenger Newsletter * Published Six Times A Year
Moose Hours: Monday thru Thursday 9 am to 12:30 pm * Office closed on Fridays but phone reservations
can be made from 7:30 am to 11am and starting again at 2:00 pm * Evenings By Appointment Only
Be Prepared
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!
Birthday Dinners
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 must be paid
for and you must make a reservation in advance.
Planning A Party
And Don’t Know Where To Have It?
How Are You Feeling?
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.
Our hall is very attractive and can be decorated. It can
hold 50-225 guests easily. There is a rental charge that
includes clean-up.
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 bed-ridden
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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