It Sifts from Leaden Sieves

It Sifts from Leaden Sieves
It sifts from Leaden Sieves —
It powders all the Wood.
It fills with Alabaster Wool
The Wrinkles of the Road —
It makes an Even Face
Of Mountain, and of Plain —
Unbroken Forehead from
the East
Unto the East again —
It reaches to the Fence —
It wraps it Rail by Rail
Till it is lost in Fleeces —
It deals Celestial Vail
Winter 2013
VOL. 73 NO. 1
To Stump, and Stack —
and Stem —
A Summer’s empty Room —
Acres of Joints, where
Harvests were,
Recordless, but for them —
It Ruffles Wrists of Posts
As Ankles of a Queen —
Then stills its Artisans —
like Ghosts —
Denying they have been —
Emily Dickinson
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Letters
Welcome mail from our members and friends.
6-7
Spotlight on WSA Lodges
Check out what our Lodge members have been doing.
Spotlight on Jrs.
8-11
12-15
Financial Report
17
Junior Members report on their activities.
September 30, 2012 Financial Report.
29th WSA Convention 19
July 20, 2013 Bi-annual Convention information.
Jr. Member Events
20-22
Fraternal Pipeline
23
Check out the list of new activities for January, February and March.
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WINTER - JANUARY 2013
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Together we will encourage our members and peers to volunteer.
Together we will expand our community service.
Through these actions, we will impact our local, national and world communities.
Together, we will make a difference.
WSA Mission Statement, Adopted October 7, 2000
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2013 Scholarship
Program
• Currently be a member of WSA Fraternal Life, and
• Have been a member for the last four years continuously, and
• Provide:
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- A copy of your High School transcript reflecting a minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA
(based on a 4.0 scoring system) and verifying your graduation in the year 2013.
- A letter of acceptance from an accredited college or university for the ensuing year.
- Three letters of recommendation from teachers and/or school administration personnel.
- A recent photograph suitable for publication.
- An official application (available on the internet from www.wsa-life.com, or from the
Home Office), completed and signed by project leaders and/or coordinators
documenting 40 hours of community service during your Senior Year.
All Scholarship applications must be received
by the Home Office on or before June 28, 2013
2013 Continuing Education Program
WSA Scholarship Recipients in 2010, 2011 and 2012 may apply for
Continuing Education funds for the year 2013 awarded at
100% of their initial scholarship award.
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during your entire educational assistance eligibility period, and
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or on the internet at www.wsa-life.com), and
• Provide:
To qualify you must:
- A minimum 2.5 grade point average on a 4.0 grade point scale.
- A student course load equivalent, on an annual basis, to that of a full time student.
All Continuing Education applications must be received
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For a copy of the 2013 Scholarship and 2013 Continuing Education Program Applications,
call the Home Office, or Check our website at: www.wsa-life.com
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This program is revised annually, and may differ significantly from past years. Please read the
qualifications carefully and submit all required documentation with this application.
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Our Friends and
Thank you to each WSA Junior Tomorrow member for
putting together a “Trick or Treat” bag for every Senior Hub
Meals on Wheels recipient on Halloween. You selected a
great assortment of items inside each bag. Those fun bags
are something the clients really enjoy. Each bag contained a
variety of items designed to be enjoyed throughout the days
ahead.
You should be very proud of yourselves for continuing to
provide these bags to homebound seniors for over 11 years.
Our clients really appreciate being remembered by youth on
a day that usually concentrates on kids receiving the “Trick
or Treat” bags. We hope that you enjoyed putting the bags
together as much as our clients enjoyed receiving them.
Thanks again for a great job.
Published in:
The Senior Hub Advisor,
December 2012 Edition
Dear WSA:
Thank you so much for your generous donation to the
Lake Superior Zoological Society.
The Lake Superior Zoological Society Board of Directors
and staff are assessing the flood damage and determining
the challenges that we will have to overcome. Please follow
our progress on our web page at Iszoo.org. With great community anticipation, the zoo reopened on Friday July 13th.
We are determined to Renew, Rebuild and Revitalize for a
very bright future.
Dear WSA:
Thank you so much for the
Halloween Trick or Treat bag. I am
enjoying the puzzle book and treats. It
was very kind of you to think of us
receiving Meals-on-Wheels.
Dear WSA:
God Bless You,
Susanna Watts
Sincerely,
Anita Skutevik
Development Director
Lake Superior Zoological Society
Thank you so much for your generous and thoughtful offering to the
ministry of Teen Challenge. May God Dear WSA:
richly bless you as you serve Him in
We received the four beautiful calendars to my three sons,
so many wonderful and creative ways. John, Joe, Frank and myself. Plus the two Fraternal Voice
We couldn’t do what we do without
magazines which we enjoy reading and recognizing some of
partners like you!
our friends!
God bless you all with health, strength, peace and happiThank you again for your donation, ness today and forever!
Teen Challenge International,
Sincerely,
Volunteers and Staff
Mrs. Mamie Mungel and Sons
Dear WSA:
Members
We just wanted to send a quick note of thanks to
your group for the Halloween bags. We even had a
senior who was not scheduled for the day call and ask
for one because he was so looking forward to it from
last year. It really means the world to our clients to be
included on the holidays.
Dear WSA:
Write:
Thanks again,
Amanda de Bock, Marita Hafner
and all of the clients from Meals-on-Wheels
The Roseville String Ensemble thanks you for your
contribution. (To the left) is a photo of the orchestra at
their Christmas Concert where they collected canned
goods for the Food Shelf.
The orchestra’s performances enlighten audiences
and inspire the musician in each of us. They truely
contribute to their community.
Dear WSA:
The Roseville String Ensemble
Morgan Schuchard
Earns Scout
Religious Award
Father Charles Flynn presented the “I Live
My Faith” award to Morgan Schuchard of
Resurrection Parish in Eveleth. The “I Live My
Faith” award is a Catholic religious recognition
award program for Girl Scouts that began in
1976. It encourages the Girl Scout to look at
how she participates as a member of her family
and also her parish family by exploring various
forms of service to the parish, self and others.
The Girl Scout learns to live her faith in everyday life.
The award is to compliment and support the
parish Religious Education Program.
Morgan is twelve years old and in the seventh
grade. She is a member of Girl Scout Troop
1222.
Many thanks for your generous donation to Cause for
Paws. It will help us continue our two-fold mission to:
Dear WSA:
• Take in unwanted cats, get them tested, vaccinated,
spayed/neutered, then find them permanent,
loving homes.
• Assist in paying for the spay/neuters of pet cats
whose owners are unable to pay for the procedure.
We are so grateful to you.
The Volunteers of,
Cause for Paws
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Spotlight
Lodge #41 Preps for the Dinner Dance
Toni Smith, Pat McAtee, and Marietta Woolf have a
nice start on this basket.
Getting organized to start their basket are Carol
Ulrich, Roberta Lilja and Dolly Lagerstrom.
There is a lot of work to be done before Lodge
#41’s Fund Raising Dinner Dance. Members got
together to assemble the silent auction baskets and
enjoyed each others company at the same time.
“Do you think this basket is pretty?” Marlene
Zamboni, and Carol and Fred Nelson check
out their handiwork.
Our three
musketeers,
Tina Hogancamp,
Dolly Lagerstrom
and Yolanda
Christensen are
finished with
this basket.
“Will all of
this fit?”
Ruth and
George
Mazzotti Sr.
get it all in.
“This is fun,” Cheryl Santangelo and Rita
Zupancic put their favorites into their creation.
Joyce Havens
announces that
this basket is
ready to go!
on
WSA
Lodge #41 Holds Fund Raising Dinner and Dance
Marietta Woolf,
Pauline Rhodes, and
Jennie Musk enjoy the
evening at the Elks.
Checking members in for the dance are
Elaine Alfonso and George Mazzotti.
Jim and Theresa Smith
check out the items in
the Silent Auction.
Sisters Connie Berninzoni and
Betty Kennedy enjoy the
evening with the other Lodge
members.
Kenny Kahler and
Frank Zupancic prove
that even the guys can
enjoy the dance.
Kenny and Iona Kahler celebrated
with Iona’s aunt Alice Bosick (97
years young).
It was a packed house at
the dinner dance.
Phyllis Russ,
and Tony and
Jo Fedrizzi are
finished with
dinner and
await the
dancing.
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Spotlight
St. Martin’s Lodge Enjoys the Rockies Game
Russ Markowski and Tony Mehelich discuss game
tactics in detail.
Midge Oliver and Diana Timmons enjoy Rockies
baseball, no matter the score.
St. Martin’s Lodge #1 enjoyed an afternoon at
the ballpark to see the Rockies. Despite the score
all enjoyed the get together and the great weather.
Emma, Cole, Taylor, Kelli, Jenny and Jeff
enjoy all of the WSA outings.
Lodge #1 Is Involved at Holy Rosary Church
(Left to right), Mary Lou Egan, Mike Osborn, Steve
Stevens, George Putnik, Diana Timmons, Ron Menard,
Kelli Stuart, Jeff Osborn, Russ Markowski, Midge Oliver,
(Front row) Helen Skrabec, Tony Mehelich and Emma.
Members of St. Martin’s enjoyed a hearty
pancake breakfast at Holy Rosary Parish in
October. They were able to see the many
improvements funded by their donations.
Father Felix Zemeno-Martin accepts a check on behalf
of Holy Rosary Church from St. Martin’s Lodge #1
President Tony Mehelich and Helen Skrabec.
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Volunteer
Lodge #7 Helps Out
at the Denver
Rescue Mission
Many of our members do volunteer work in their
communities which are not part of lodge activities.
Let’s recognize their efforts! If you know someone
who volunteers their time and talent, let us know.
If you have a story to share about your volunteer efforts, or those
of another member, even if you or they are not active in a particular lodge, please forward them to us. A short story and/or pictures will be published in the quarterly Fraternal Voice.
Forward these great stories of people who are making a difference
in their communities to:
Shannon Carnegie at WSA Fraternal Life
P.O. Box 351920
Westminster, CO 80035
Fax: 303-451-5112
email: [email protected]
A group of Lodge #7 members got together to donate turkeys
and clothing to the Denver Rescue Mission.
All, but especially the turkeys, were very, very welcome.
Looks like our members were having a bit of fun of their own.
Answers to puzzles
from page 16
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Spotlight on
Junior Members Spend a Fun Day
Junior Members
spent a day last fall at
Anderson Farms. They
had fun on the farm
rides and then got to
pick out their very own
Halloween pumpkin.
Finding the perfect
jack-o-lantern.
And the search is on.....a little snow doesn’t stop
our intrepid pumpkin hunters.
Uh, oh! Looks like
Cole and Emma’s
parents are in for
a fun afternoon.
Shannon and
Steve pose for
a special picture at the
farm with
Cami.
Our busy little girl
Cami takes a break in
the pumpkin patch.
“I found it!”
Emma holds
onto her
perfect
pumpkin.
Shannon and Cami
are ready for a
ride.
WSA Juniors
at Anderson Farms
The gang’s
all here!
Emma, Kelly,
Cole and
Grandma
take a break
from the
pumpkin
patch.
“How’s this one?” Ron holds up the flawlessly
symmetrical pumpkin he found.
Nellie and Maggi stop by the farm
market.
Cole and Emma show off the scarey jack-o-lantern
they carved for Halloween. They picked the pumpkin
out at Anderson Farms
Our tired and hungry
members take time
out for a sandwich
at the farm.
Good eats!
Cami, Steve and Margie at
the pumpkin patch. Check
out the name
of the hall!
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Spotlight on
Everyone Always Has a Good Time
The Junior Members’ Annual Christmas Party
was held at Cinzetti’s Italian Market Restaurant.
The wide variety of dinner selections made
everyone happy. Just getting together is always
fun, but especially during the holidays.
John and the Kremer family are ready for fun.
Tammy, those
boys get taller
every time we
see them.
Noah, Logan
and Mom.
John visits with everyone, even our
littlest members. Cami and her mom
Shannon share a meal.
John wishes
Roger, Jen
and Bradley
a “Merry
Christmas.”
Trish and Rick enjoy spending a day with our
young members at the Christmas Party.
Those pretty smiles on the Thorfinson girls
give everyone some Christmas cheer.
WSA Juniors
at the Tomorrow Member Annual Christmas Party.
“Is there room for dessert?” Our Emma and Cole are
enjoying their dinner.
It’s official
. . . Alex is
taller than
Jen!
Steve, Cami and Shannon
enjoy this Christmas get
together. What a pretty
dress Cami is wearing.
Molly and Troy pose for a Christmas
portrait.
Jack Frost
The door was shut, as doors should be,
Before you went to bed last night;
Yet Jack Frost has got in, you see,
And left your window silver white.
He must have waited till you slept;
And not a single word he spoke,
But pencilled o'er the panes and crept
Away again before you woke.
And now you cannot see the hills
Nor fields that stretch beyond the lane;
But there are fairer things than these
His fingers traced on every pane.
Rocks and castles towering high;
Hills and dales, and streams and fields;
And knights in armor riding by,
With nodding plumes and shining
shields.
For, creeping softly underneath
The door when all the lights are out,
Jack Frost takes every breath you
breathe,
And knows the things you think about.
And here are little boats, and there
Big ships with sails spread to the breeze;
And yonder, palm trees waving fair
On islands set in silver seas,
He paints them on the window-pane
In fairy lines with frozen steam;
And when you wake you see again
The lovely things you saw in dream.
And butterflies with gauzy wings;
And herds of cows and flocks of sheep;
And fruit and flowers and all the things
You see when you are sound asleep.
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by Gabriel Setoun
PuzzleFun
Answers to
puzzles on page 11
Financials
Period Ending September 30, 2012
LIABILITIES
ASSETS
BONDS
$14,934,088
21,779,449
MORTGAGE LOANS
4,705,286
REAL ESTATE
237,988
CERTIFICATE LOANS
CASH & SHORT TERM INVESTMENTS 6,114,288
1,623,157
OTHER INVESTED ASSETS
765
DEFERRED PREMIUMS
344,540
INVESTMENT INCOME DUE
INCOME TAX RECOVERABLE
3,938
FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT
RECEIVABLE FOR SECURITIES
TOTAL ADMITTED ASSETS $49,743,499
TOTAL NON-ADMITTED ASSETS $2,469,182
TOTAL ASSETS
$52,212,681
CERTIFICATE RESERVES
$33,864,661
3,812,040
AMOUNTS LEFT ON DEPOSIT
45,000
CLAIM RESERVES
35,000
12 MONTH REFUNDS ESTIMATED
30,506
ADVANCE PREMIUMS
81,229
INTEREST MAINT. RESERVES
166,611
GENERAL EXPENSES PAYABLE
48,886
TAXES, FEES, LICENSES PAYABLE
302,234
TRUSTEE WITHHOLDINGS
753,682
ASSET VALUATION RESERVE
UNEARNED INCOME
9,081
PENDING ESCHEATMENT
PAYABLE FOR SECURITIES
TOTAL LIABILITIES
$39,148,930
SURPLUS
(ADMITTED $10,594,569)
$13,063,751
TOTAL SURPLUS
$52,212,681
TOTAL LIABILITIES & SURPLUS
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Become a WSA Director
Requirements for WSA Board Directorship
WSA Directors are nominated and elected during each quadrennial convention of WSA. Below are the
requirements to be nominated as a WSA Director. Any candidate for nomination must be in attendance
during the convention at which his/her nomination is conducted.
• Candidate must be between a minimum of 18 years of age and a maximum of 70 years of age.
• Candidate must be a benefit member of the Association.
• Candidate shall have a sufficient background so as to enable said individual to comprehend
and take an active role in operations as a director.
• No member of the Board shall be related to any other member of the Board either by birth,
or by marriage.
Requirements to be nominated as a Board Director of WSA:
• Candidate shall have displayed experience in one or more of the following areas:
~ Finance ~ Insurance ~ Fraternal Participation
• Candidate is ineligible if employed by, or serves as a director of, an insurance compay other than
WSA Fraternal Life.
• Candidate shall have successfully completed the independent study course provided by LOMA
titled “Intro to Life and Health Insurance - Pkg ‘02” (materials can be obtained by calling the
Home Office).
Additional criteria, as set by WSA Board of Directors, include:
NOTE: This course is re-titled and is the same as “Intro to Life and Health Insurance - Fundamentals of Insurance Concepts
and Products”. Those individuals who have successfully completed this course shall be considered to have met this criteria.
Materials can be obtained by calling the Home Office. All requests for these materials must be received by March 1, 2013
and the course completed by March 31, 2013 in order to be considered by the 2013 Nomination Committee for nomination.
• Candidate shall complete a questionnaire provided by the 2013 Nomination Committee and return
it to WSA by March 31, 2013.
Calendars Have Arrived!
Keep Up
to
Date!
Get Yours Today
Contact the Home Office
to request your copy!
If you have requested a calendar
before, there is no need to call,
one will be sent to you automatically.
Contact the Home Office
• Phone: 303-451-1494
• Mail: P. O. Box 351920, Westminster, CO 80035-1920
• Fax: 303-451-5112 • or email: [email protected]
2013
29th WSA Convention
Mark Your Calendar
NOW!
And Join Us.
Per Bo
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resolut motion, any
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29th W ted at the
must b SA Convent
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Home ubmitted to th
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May 20 ce prior to
, 2013.
July 20, 2013
Vail Cascade Resort
Vail, Colorado
Members may attend the convention as either a Delegate (elected by his/her respective lodge) or
as a guest (at their own expense).
Notice to members attending as guests:
If a member is attending as a guest they must contact the hotel no later than July 1, 2013. Members
should contact the hotel reservation line at 800-282-4183 (be sure to reference WSA when making reservations to receive the group rate) prior to July 1, 2013. Additionally, members attending
as guests must notify the Home Office of their intent to attend the convention using the appropriate form. The Home Office must receive this form no later than May 20, 2013. Due to meeting
planning needs and as per Section 2D of the WSA Bylaws all prospective attendees MUST RSVP
to the Home Office by this date - walk-in attendees will not be admitted to the Convention. Please
contact the Home Office if you wish to receive the form needed to RSVP.
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National Western Stock Show
WHEN:
Saturday,
January 19
COST:
$15 - Jr. Members
FREE -w/2 Community
Service Events
$20 - Adult Members
$28 - Non-WSA
Members
Tickets Include
All Day
Admission to
the Stock
Show,
3:30 PM
Pro Rodeo
Performance &
Food Voucher
Transportation
and Parking
are Your
Responsibility
Please fill out and return the following by January 8, 2013:
_________________________________
_________________________________
_________________________________
_________________________________
Child’s Name
Brig
hton
4600 Humbolt St.
Blvd
✦
Denver
Coliseum
.
47th St.
_____
_____
_____
_____
______
______
______
______
Cost
_______________________________________ ______
_______________________________________ ______
_______________________________________ ______
Total Cost ______
Adult’s Name
Colorado Blvd.
Humbolt St.
Brighton Blvd
.
Don’t Miss It! ted
ns Accep
No Reservatio ry 8
After Janua
Age
Cost
★MAIL
this form & your check (payable to WSA) to:
Roger Lewis, 2862 Kiowa Dr., Loveland, CO 80538
Tickets to event will be mailed, please include your address:
Name__________________________________________
Address_______________________________________
City____________________State_______Zip________
Phone_________________________________________
RSVP to ROGER LEWIS by MAIL at:
2862 Kiowa Dr., Loveland, CO 80538
Colorado Mammoth
Indoor Lacrosse
WHEN:
February 16th
TIME:
7:00 P.M.
WHERE:
The Pepsi Center
1000 Chopper Circle
Denver, CO 80204
RSVP by Feb. 4
No Late Reservations Accepted
Join us for exciting Indoor
Lacrosse as the Colorado
Mammoth take on the
Edmonton Rush.
- Transportation
and Parking
are Your
Responsibility
$10 - Jr. Members
FREE -w/2 Community
Service Events
$20 - Adult Members
$40 - Non-WSA
Members
Please fill out and return the following by February 4, 2013:
_________________________________
_________________________________
_________________________________
_________________________________
Child’s Name
_____
_____
_____
_____
Age
______
______
______
______
Cost
_______________________________________ ______
_______________________________________ ______
_______________________________________ ______
Total Cost ______
Adult’s Name
Tickets Include
Admission to the
Game & Food Voucher
COST:
Cost
★MAIL
this form & your check (payable to WSA) to:
Roger Lewis, 2862 Kiowa Dr., Loveland, CO 80538
Tickets to event will be mailed, please include your address:
Name__________________________________________
Address_______________________________________
City____________________State_______Zip________
Phone_________________________________________
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RSVP by February 4th to ROGER LEWIS by
MAIL at: 2862 Kiowa Dr., Loveland, CO 80538
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No Late
ns
Reservatio !
Accepted
RSVP by
FEB. 27
When: March 9th
Meet at Eldora, Group Rental Shop (West of Main Lodge) 8 AM SHARP!
Lunch is provided and so are rentals if you need them.
There is no charge for Junior Members who have attended two or more
community service events in the last 12 months.
$
• 20 for all other junior members (min. 4-yr. to participate in ski school)
• Adults (ages 19 and over) are $ 30 • Non-Members $50.
For more info and to RSVP: Call Roger Lewis at: 970-663-0533,
AND fax the form below to: 970-663-0533
Fill out the Eldora Ski Trip Reservation Form below and get it to Roger Lewis ASAP!!!
WE MUST HAVE YOUR RESERVATION BY FEBRUARY 27, 2013!!!
NO LATE RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED! You can fax it to 970-663-0533
PLEASE NOTE:
In addition to the ski
reservation form, a medical release form, liability
waiver and ski rental
agreements must be
signed before departing
for the ski trip.
Thank You!
Reservation Form
Address to mail release forms: (release forms must be completed for each participant)
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4.
5.
6.
7.
* Beginner I, Intermediate II, Advanced III
X
5’3” 131 8
Ability
*
Left/Right Foot Forward
(Snowboarders Only)
Shoe Size
Weight
Height
Snowboard
Example: Joe Skier
Downhill Skis
NAME
Lesson - YES
Phone:
Zip:
Age
State:
Sex M/F
Parents:
You must attend this, as
well as all events with
your Junior Member.
WSA Tomorrow members not accompanied
by an adult will not be
allowed to participate in
this or any WSA
Tomorrow event. The
staff of WSA Fraternal
Life cannot be responsible for the safety and
well being of an unchaperoned child.
E l d o r a S k i Tr i p
II
January
1
7
8
9
10
17
19
20
21
17
5:30 PM
6:30 PM
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
6:30 PM
5:30 PM
11:00 AM
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
HOME OFFICE CLOSED. New Years Holiday.
Denver Lodge #7 will meet*
Pueblo Lodges #3 & #16 will hold a joint meeting at the S.R.D.A.*
Denver Lodges #1 & #41 will meet*
Denver Lodge #6 will meet*
Loveland Lodge #17 will hold a meeting*
WSA Tomorrow Members. National Western Stock Show and Rodeo.
Minnesota Lodge #67, and Chicago Lodge #33 will meet*.
HOME OFFICE CLOSED. Martin Luther King Birthday.
Loveland Lodge #17 will hold a meeting*
February
4
12
13
14
16
17
18
21
6:30 PM
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
6:30 PM
7:00 PM
5:30 PM
6:30 PM
5:30 PM
March
4
9
12
13
14
17
21
6:30 PM
8:00 AM
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
6:30 PM
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
Denver Lodge #7 will meet
Pueblo Lodges #3 & #16 will hold a joint meeting at the S.R.D.A.*
Denver Lodges #1 & #41 will meet*
Denver Lodge #6 will meet*
WSA Tomorrow Members. Colorado Mammoth.
Minnesota Lodge #67, and Chicago Lodge #33 will meet*
HOME OFFICE CLOSED. President’s Day.
Loveland Lodge #17 will hold a meeting*
Denver Lodge #7 will meet*
WSA Tomorrow Members. Annual Eldora Ski Trip.
Pueblo Lodges #3 & #16 will hold a joint meeting at the S.R.D.A.*
Denver Lodges #1 & #41 will meet*
Denver Lodge #6 will meet*
Minnesota Lodge #67, and Chicago Lodge #33 will meet*
Loveland Lodge #17 will hold a meeting*
*These meetings are tentative. Please call the Home Office for correct place and time.
Contact the Home Office at:
(303) 451-1494 or 1-800-451-7528
for more details on any of these events
And check out our web site at: www.wsa-life.com
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Happenings!
Please see page 23 for more details about events & meetings.
January
1
1
2
2
3
4
9
10
11
5
March
NEW YEARS
DAY
6
7
Meetings
Pueblo:
Lodges
#3 & #16
Meeting
Denver :
Lodge #7
13
8
14
15
Meeting
Denver :
Lodges
#1 & #41
16
Meeting
Loveland :
Lodge #6
17
18
Meeting Ely, MN.:
Lodge #67
Chicago:
Lodge #33
21
19
Tomorrow
Members:
Meeting
Denver :
Lodge #17
20
12
National
Western Stock
Show & Rodeo
22
23
24
25
26
29
30
31
28
29
28
February
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
10
1
11
9
8
12
13
Meeting
Denver :
Lodges
#1 & #41
LINCOLN’S BIRTHDAY ASH WEDNESDAY
18
19
20
25
3
14
26
27
15
Meeting
Denver :
Lodge #6
VALENTINES DAY
21
Meeting
Loveland :
Lodge #17
PRESIDENT’S
DAY
24
DAYLIGHT
SAVING
TIME
BEGINS -
28
16
Tomorrow
Members:
Colorado
Mammoth
22
23
18
13
14
15
16
19
Meeting
Denver :
Lodges
#1 & #41
20
22
23
29
30
Meeting
Denver :
Lodge #6
21
ST.
PATRICK’S DAY
VERNAL
EQUINOXFIRST DAY
OF SPRING
Meeting
Ely, Minn.:
Lodge #67
Chicago:
Lodge #33
24
25
PALM
SUNDAY
WASHINGTON’S
BIRTHDAY
28
12
Meetings
Pueblo:
Lodges
#3 & #16
SET CLOCKS
FORWARD 1HR
17
Meetings
Pueblo:
Lodges
#3 & #16
17
11
2
Meeting
Denver :
Lodge #7
10
Tomorrow
Members:
ELDORA
SKI TRIP
Meeting
Denver :
Lodge #7
GROUNDHOG
DAY
30
1
MARTIN
LUTHER KING
JR. BIRTHDAY
27
Meeting
Ely, Minn.:
Lodge #67
Chicago:
Lodge #33
1
26
27
Meeting
Loveland :
Lodge #17
28
GOOD
FRIDAY
29
EASTER
SUNDAY
31
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