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Highland, IllinoisLodge #2479 - District 9Loyal Order of Moose

Chartered June 22, 1997Highland Moose Call (USPS 016282)Published monthly by Journal Printing

P.O. Box 266, Highland, IL 62249

Subscription: $5.00 per year

Periodical postage paid at Highland, ILPOSTMASTER: Send change ofaddress to Highland Moose Call,

P.O. Box 216, Highland, IL 62249

EDITOR: Dave Wirz

Highland Lodge #2479meets the second Monday of every month

at 7:30 P.M. at area businessesand

the fourth Monday of every monthat 7:30 P.M. at the

Helvetia Sharpshooters Building(unless notified otherwise)

Wednesday, March 20, 2013 Vol. 16, No. 9

Highland Lodge #2479Board of Officers/Chairmen 2012-2013

Governor Bill Ambuehl Jr. Past Governor Dave Koerkenmeier Jr. Governor Corey Suter Prelate Ken Kapp Administrator Kevin Kruse Treasurer Ron Wellen Trustee 1 yr. Jared Lengermann Trustee 2 yr. Jake Hinterser Trustee 3 yr. Wayne Sackett Sergeant-at-arms Larry Munie Inner Guard Keith Korte Outer Guard Ted Mettler

Membership Ken KappCommunity Service Mike LengermannFamily Activities Lenny Gall & Dave WirzPublicity Dave WirzFood Pantry/Sunshine Program Roscoe AmmannQueen of Hearts Rich Blake

Highland Moose MeetingsBoard Meeting 6:30 P.M.

General Meeting 7:30 P.M.

Mar. 25 - Sharpshooters HallApr. 8 - Sharpshooters HallApr. 22 - Sharpshooters Hall

Dates to Remember(Also see calendar page)

Mar. 24 - Membership Drive - 501 Blues Club

April 8 - Stick Pick Up at Sharpshooters

April 21 - Shooting Match at Pistol Club

April 26 - Special Olympics Young Athletes

Sharpshooters StickPickup April 8

Please come out and help the Helvetia Sharpshooters “pick up sticks” in their park area before they start their mowing operations. The Moose will provide “picker uppers”, but please bring a 5 gallon plastic bucket to make it easier. The Sharpshooters will provide food and beverage after the work is complete and before the Moose meeting for those who show up to help. Starting time anytime after 4:00 p.m.

Special Olympics –Young Athletes – April 26

We have volunteered to help with the Special Olympics at Highland Elementary School on Friday, April 26. We need a minimum of twelve (12) volunteers for both shifts: 8:45 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Contact Lenny Gall (654-4793) or Dave Wirz (654-3035) or sign the sign up sheet at the meeting if you can help.

Help The Food PantryFor Easter

Highland Tru-Buy has again allowed the Highland Moose to install canisters for the Highland Food Pantry. When shopping at Tru-Buy, look for the multi-colored canisters to make your donations for Easter.

Condolences The members and families of Highland Lodge #2479 offer their prayers and extend their deepest sympathy to the family and friends of: Herb Durbin (Stephen Durbin’s father) Michael Lovellette (Dick Essenpreis’ brother-in-law)

Highland High SchoolBaseball

The HHS Baseball Team will play a game at Busch Stadium on Saturday, May 11 after a Cardinal game against Colorado. This is a fundraiser that could raise a substantial amount of money for the HHS Baseball Program. These tickets are along the 3rd base side for the Cardinal game. Open seating for the HHS game. Cost is $30.00 for a $53.00 ticket. We have 1000 or more tickets to sell. It would be great if you can make it. Let me know if you are interested. Thanks – Phil Mason. Call 618-779-9870 for information or to order tickets.

Membership Drive The Highland Moose Lodge is holding a membership drive on Sunday, March 24 at 501 Blues Club. Bring a friend (or two and get your next year’s dues paid if they sign up.) NCAA Basketball will be on and 501 Blues Club is providing complimentary food.

Membership

Welcome New Members: Sponsor Mike Armbruster Ken Kapp Matt Denue Ken Kapp Terry Gross Bill Ambuehl $0.00 application fee through April 23, 2013 for new members. Total dues only $40.00. The Loyal Order of Moose is a fraternal and service organization founded in 1888, with nearly 800,000 men in roughly 1,800 Lodges, in all 50 states and four Canadian provinces, plus Great Britain and Bermuda. Along with other units of Moose International, the Loyal Order of Moose supports the operation of Mooseheart Child City & School, a 1,000-acre community for children and teens in need, located 40 miles west of Chicago; and Moosehaven, a 70-acre retirement community for its members near Jacksonville, FL. Additionally, Moose Lodges conduct approximately $50 million worth of community service (counting monetary donations and volunteer hours worked) annually. And, the Loyal Order of Moose conducts numerous sports and recreational programs, in local Lodges and Family Centers in the majority of 44 State and Provincial Associations, and on a fraternity-wide basis. “No man stands so tall and straight as when he stoops to lift up a child.” – James J. Davis

One (1) Member Award: Lapel Pin - wear it proudly plus free dinner at Highland Lodge Anniversary Banquet.

Two (2) Members Award: Get your next year’s dues FREE!

Five (5) Members Award: Baseball style cap from Illinois Moose

Twenty-Five (25) Members Award: From 6/1/10 through 7/31/13 - Commemorative Moose Centennial Wristwatch by Skagen

Dues Coming Due We will be listing a month in advance when your Moose dues are due. This will be a “heads up” in case you missed the mailing from Moose International. Those due in April: (Note: Some may have already paid)

Alan StoecklinBill EdwardsBlake RindererBrian MeyerBrian WeissDan DelaneyDan KernanDane MeinkDarrell BradleyDeny GehrigEdward FischerGerald Potthast

STOP LOOKING! YOU FOUND

Cygan - DelaneyCatering

Highland, Illinois — 618-654-9363www.cygandelaney.com

PROFESSIONAL AND COMPLETE FOOD SERVICECocktail Parties • Wedding Receptions • Dinner Parties • Banquets

Picnics • Garden Parties • Hot & Cold Fancy Hors d’oeuvresUnlimited Selection of Gourmet Goods

DANNY & VALERIE DELANEY, Owners

Jeremy BardillKevin SharpMichael DailyMichael KorteNeal ZobristRalph KlostermannRichard KappRonald MuellerTim IbergTobey SuterTom Netzer

Shooting Match We are holding our 6th Annual Shooting Match with the Highland Pistol Club on Sunday, April 21 at the Highland Pistol Club, starting at 12:30 P.M. We will need volunteers to sell food, conduct rifle, shotgun, archery and trap shooting, attendance drawings, and hand out the meat prizes, etc. Contact Wayne Sackett at 210-4523 or Wayne Marti at 654-4048 if you want to volunteer. Sign up sheets will be at the upcoming meetings.

WERNER CONST. CO. INC.“Specializing in Window & Door Replacement”

• Decks • Siding • All types of Remodeling • New Construction

Garry Werner Highland, IL 618-654-3126 FREE ESTIMATES

Parkview CafeKathy Noll

Dine In / Carry OutOpen 7 days a week at 6:00 a.m.

330 North Duncan - Marine, IL887-9012

From the GovernorThis year’s Mid Year Conference was attended by

our administrator Kevin Kruse, Kenny Kapp and myself. It was a breath of fresh air to have Scott Hart named as our new Director General. Scott is 41 years old; his youth should direct our Mooseheart Child City and School in a new direction for the future. Scott gave a very moving and inspiring speech, which was the best Moose speech I have heard.

Getting back to Highland, we have a new chairman of our Moose Riders. Lenny Gall has taken over for our retiring Charter Chairman Kent Wiese. Kent did a very good job of getting the Riders a good start. International Moose Riders raised $60,000.00 for laptop computers for the youth at Mooseheart. September 14 is Illinois Day at Mooseheart, the Moose Riders will have a “drive around” carrying the American Flag that will be raised in a cer-emony at Mooseheart. I hope we have a good turn out for this event. More information will be available later this summer.

We have a Shooting Match on April 21. We need HELP for this event which funds many of our events and is very important for our organization.

Moose Night Out at Trenton House was well attend-ed. Thanks go to Todd Rutz for his hospitality .

The Clothing Drive at Brian Langhauser’s place of business was a success with many members helping. A big thank you for Dave Knebel frying all the good fish, Dave Wirz cooking the steaks and Lango providing the beer. Proving you can have a good time at the clothing drive, with all the card-playing and socializing.

Elections are coming in April and we need good Moose members to step forward and serve our lodge for our future.

Bill Ambuehl, Governor

Next MAD ThursdayApril 18

“Great Food With A Taste of Highland History”

900 Laurel Street - Highland, IL - 618.654.26225:00 am - 2:00 pm Saturday - Thursday

5:00 am - 8:00 pm Friday

St. Rose, IL 62230618.526.7369

Steve Schmitt12631 State Route 143, Highland, IL 62249

GARY HEIM Sales Consultant [email protected]

www.steveschmitt.com

Toll Free: 800-654-2181Phone: 618-654-2181

Fax: 618-654-1817

Moose-Ings Thanks to Todd Rutz and staff at Trenton House for our 3/9/13 Moose Night Out. We had over 30 in attendance and the complimentary chocolate cake was awesome. Thanks to Dave Schwend & Garry Werner for furnishing the mett sausage for the 2/25/13 meeting. The recipe gets better every year! Thanks to Dave Knebel (Ishkabbible) for furnishing and frying the crappie & white bass; Roscoe Ammann for furnishing the pork steaks & Jean Wirz for preparing the pork steaks and the slaw. Everything was great. Special thanks to Brian & Karen Langhauser for the facilities, donuts & beverages for the Clothing Collection on 3/9/13. Thanks to Daryn Riechmann & Broadway Bar and Grille for hosting our 3/11/13 meeting. Thanks to Dave Koerkenmeier who won the February Birthday Bucks and donated it to the “Rocker Fund.” Congratulations to Corey Suter who won the 50/50 at the 2/25/13 meeting. (who else?) Congratulations to Jeff Voss who bowled a 300 at Grantfork on 2/25/13. Thanks to Todd Rutz and Trenton House for the 3/9/13 Moose Night Out. Thanks to Brian and Karen Langhauser for allowing the Moose to take over their shop area for a Saturday and provide donuts, beverages and snacks for the annual clothing drive.

Fencing Headquarters Chain Link, Vinyl Aluminum, Wood Office: (800) 272-3395 Office: (618) 664-3395 Fax: (618) 664-1195 Evenings/weekends: (618) 654-6618

425 Harris Ave. • Greenville, IL 62246

Email: [email protected] • www.anthonysupplyco.com

This year’s Mid Year Conference was attended by our administrator Kevin Kruse, Kenny Kapp and myself. It was a breath of fresh air to have Scott Hart named as our new Director General. Scott is 41 years old; his youth should direct our Mooseheart Child City and School in a new direction for the future. Scott gave a very moving and inspiring speech, which was the best Moose speech I have heard.

Getting back to Highland, we have a new chairman of our Moose Riders. Len-ny Gall has taken over for our retiring Charter Chairman Kent Wiese. Kent did a very good job of getting the Riders a good start. International Moose Riders raised $60,000.00 for laptop computers for the youth at Mooseheart. September 14 is Il-linois Day at Mooseheart, the Moose Riders will have a “drive around” carrying the American Flag that will be raised in a ceremony at Mooseheart. I hope we have a good turn out for this event. More information will be available later this summer.

We have a Shooting Match on April 21. We need HELP for this event which funds many of our events and is very important for our organization.

Moose Night Out at Trenton House was well attended. Thanks go to Todd Rutz for his hospitality .

The Clothing Drive at Brian Langhauser’s place of business was a success with many members helping. A big thank you for Dave Knebel frying all the good fish, Dave Wirz cooking the steaks and Lango providing the beer. Proving you can have a good time at the clothing drive, with all the card-playing and socializing.

Elections are coming in April and we need good Moose members to step for-ward and serve our lodge for our future.

Bill Ambuehl Governor

Sunshine Child at Mooseheart Regular correspondence is important to the children. Children love to receive mail on their birthdays, on holidays or just a little note letting them know you are thinking about them. Sunshine Children are assigned to you until they leave Mooseheart, or you request to discontinue the program. There is no financial obligation, although each child is issued their own bank account and may receive gifts (checks or packages) anytime during the year. Please be sure to earmark how you want money spent. Mooseheart policy states that any money not earmarked will be divided 80% to child’s savings account and 20% given to the child for spending money. Our kids appreciate anything you do for them, however they do enjoy having a small package to open. They can’t wait to see what is inside! Especially at Christmas or birthday, the anticipation of what is inside is exciting. Gift cards are also a great idea. We have Wal-mart, Target and Kohl’s just to mention a few. All letters, cards and gifts should be addressed to your Sunshine child at the address below. Please always put what Lodge you are sending it from. This will ensure that gifts are handled properly and will be acknowledged quickly.

Please send all correspondence to the following address:Jeff Leigh IIc/o Sunshine Department115 James J. Davis DriveMooseheart, IL 60539

INFO FOR SuNSHINE CHILd:

Name: Jeff Leigh IIOriginal State: MissouriBirthday: 3/15/98Admission Date: 6/18/12Grade: 9thMooseheart Home: Maryland/DelawareHobbies/Activities/Sports: BaseballMusic: Country, Punk RockCartoon Characters: Tom & Jerry

Videos/DVDs I would like to have: Matrix TrilogyFavorite Books: Pendragon SeriesFavorite Colors: Green, blue, yellowFavorite Foods: SushiFood Allergies: NoneShirts/Tops Size: 16-18Jeans/Pants Size: 18 HuskyShoe Size: 10

Roscoe Ammann, Chairman

HighlandTroy

O’FallonMascoutahColumbiaLitchfieldJerseyville

Granite City

Ready-Mix Concrete Pump Truck Materials Handling Concrete Supplies Retaining Wall System StoneSlingers 50’ConcreteConveyorTruck

Visit our website at www.redemix.comFor improved Customer Support and Faster Same Day Delivery

Central Dispatch 1-800-551-EMIX (3649)

LLC

Ryan Wirz - 618-410-5791

REd

FRED BIRCHER

All lines of insuranceP.O. Box 343 32 Zbinden Lane Phone 618-654-4416Highland, IL 62249 Fax 618-654-4417

Mike NaylorGeneral Manager

McGINLEY, Inc.7 Shamrock Blvd. • P.O. Box 278 • Highland, IL 62249

(618) 654-2277 • (800) 435-2431 • FAX [email protected] • www.mcginleyinc.com

Ethel’sHome of the Buckets620 Broadway - Highland

Hours:Monday-Thursday: 4:00 P.M. - 1:00 A.M.

Friday: 4:00 P.M. - 2:00 A.M.Saturday: 11:30 A.M. - 2:00 A.M.Sunday: 11:30 A.M. - 1:00 A.M.

Make your party complete - have a bucket!Owner: Susie Pfister

Happy Birthdayto the following members

with a March birthday:

Justin Bolk Ken BergmanGerald Korte Brad KohlbrecherDennis F. Korte, Jr. Jim StukenbergPat Shinn Dave GeigerBill Schaefer Larry LappeJason Bange Steve ShawJeff Kuhn Steve CryderRussell Gall Dean GrapperhausMike Lengermann Chuck TaylorDarrell Rinderer Paul IsaakTerry Lancey Ken TebbeMike Bickline Matt DermodyJared Gilomen Mike KorteJonathan Kottkamp Brent KnebelDennis Moran Scott Wineberger

Special Birthday drawing – All names of members with a March birthday will be put in a “hat” for $10.00. You must be present to win. February winner was David Koerkenmeier and he donated his winnings to the Moose Rocker Fund. Thanks Dave!

Michael’s RestaurantGaye & Susan MichaelOwners

415 BroadwayHighland, IL 62249

Tel: (618) 654-8678Fax: (618) 654-8453

www.michaelsrestaurant-highland.com

~ Since 1941 ~

Steven S. AebischerVice President/[email protected]

P.O. Box 275Saint Jacob, IL 62281

618-644-5555618-644-5777 (fax)

Ed and Millie’s Tavern1014 Pine Street - Highland, IL 62249

654-9028

LunchMonday-Saturday - 11am-1pm

Chili Seasonal

Kevin J. Kapp

Muzzleloader - TrapStill Target Shotgun - Attendance Prizes

6th AnnualHighland Moose Lodge #2479

SHOOTINGMATCH

Sunday, April 2112:30 P.M. – Rain or Shine

Highland Pistol & Rifle Club13312 Bellm Road - Highland, Illinois

Lunch sold by Moose LodgeDrinks sold by HPRC

Flyers and Prizes provided by:Highland’s Tru-Buy and Korte Meat Processing

Clay Birds donated by: Highland Pistol & Rifle ClubStill Targets by Highland Rural King

HELP IS NEEDED!Come out if you can.

Paul P. PowellEssay Contest

The Illinois Moose Association is again sponsoring the annual Paul P. Powell essay on Traffic Safety. One award of $500.00 will be granted to the best essay submitted. This essay contest is open to any HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR of a good standing Illinois Moose Association Lodge or Chapter members. The applicant must write a 500 word essay on “TRAFFIC SAFETY-DRIVING PRIVILEGES REQUIRE DRIVING RESPONSIBLY.” All essays and a completed entry form must be postmarked on or before June 30, 2013 and mailed to: Jeff Harris, IMA Scholarship Chairman, 11 Nancy Drive, Tuscola, IL 61953. Entry forms are available from the administrator.

L & L VendingSoda & Snack Vending

618-973-7831or

618-667-1675Larry Frey, Prop.

When the “Chips are Down” you need L & L Vending Around

Fine Jewelry 919 Main St. Highland, IL 62249 618-651-0610

Lee Rinderer

Broadway Bar & Grill1013 Broadway • Highland • 654-9032

Kitchen Hours: Monday - Saturday 11-9 pmSunday 11-7 pm - No Entrees

www.broadway1013.com

Broadway Bar & Grill

1216 Main Street • Highland, IL 62249618-654-8343

Mindy Jacobson Owner/Stylist

Become an honorary member of theClass of 2013 at Mooseheart High School

$10.00 - Honor Student Includes graduation package consisting of• Commemorative lapel pin in coppertone• Mooseheart Class of 2013 Personalized Wallet Card• Honorary Class of 2013 High School Diploma $50.00 - Honorary Salutatorian Includes graduation package consisting of• Commemorative lapel pin in silvertone• Mooseheart Class of 2013 Personalized Wallet Card• Honorary Class of 2013 High School Diploma• Personalized Commemorative Pen $100.00 - Honorary Valedictorian Includes graduation package consisting of• Commemorative lapel pin in goldtone• Mooseheart Class of 2013 Personalized Wallet Card• Honorary Class of 2013 High School Diploma• Personalized Commemorative Pen• A personal copy of Mooseheart’s Class of 2013 Year-

book with name listed as an Honorary Member of the Class of 2013

All proceeds go to Mooseheart School renovation projectApplication available at www.mooseintl.org

Is There A High School JuniorIn Your Life?

Enter your Class of 2014 high school studentsNOW for a chance to win a

$1,000 R. Robert Dale Scholarship!The following requirements must be met in order to be eligible for the R. Robert Dale Scholarship.

The applicant must:•  Be a student in the high school graduating Class of 2014•  Have a father, mother, step-parent, grandparents or legal guardian 

who is a paid up member of the Moose (Applicant is NOT required to reside in the same household)

•  Have a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 (C+) or higher on a 4.0 scale

•  Send the completed application by the deadline (application must be completed in its entirety to be valid)

The application can be found in the Members Area of www.mooseintl.org - click on Activities located on the far left of the page, then R. Robert Dale Scholarship Program in the dark blue navigation bar.

Applications may be faxed to 630-966-2248or mailed to R. Robert Dale Scholarship, Activities Department,

155 S. International Dr., Mooseheart, IL 60539-1172.

Faxed applications must be received by June 30, 2013.Mailed applications must be postmarked on or before June 30, 2013

Winners are randomly drawn and will be notifiedby November 15, 2013. Each $1000 check will be mailed

directly to the college of their choice.

Moose Officer OverviewGovernor •Presidesatallmeetings •Appoints Committee Chairmen and Appointed

Officers •ServesasthefraternalleaderoftheLodge •Expected topromote the fraternaloperationof the

Lodge-nurturingharmony,goodwillandeffectiveteamworkamongOfficersandCommitteeChairmen

• Is the president of the corporation; elected for a1-year term

•Ensures that monthly financial reports are sent toMooseInternationalandIRSformsarefiled

•AppointsdesignatedOfficersandStanding/SpecialCommittees

•Signsauthorizedchecks •Strengthens and encourages Officer “team” and

CommitteestoattainLodgegoals(includingworkingtowardsPremierLodgeAward)

Junior Governor • IstheVice-Presidentofthecorporation;electedfora

1-year term • IfavacancyoccursintheOfficeoftheGovernor,the

JuniorGovernorservesasActingGovernor,pendingan election

• InaGovernor’sabsence,theJuniorGovernor - Presides at meetings - Servesas“ActingGovernor”duringpending election/appointment •ServesontheLodge’s“RookieoftheYear”selection

committee

Prelate •Iselectedfora1-yearterm •Should be observant of the responsibilities of the

Governor and Junior Governor in preparation for“ascendingthroughthechairs.”

•Serves on the Auditing Committee, but not asChairman

•Visits the sick, disabled and distressed; reportsstatusatLodgemeetings

•Presides in the absence of the Governor and Jr.Governor

Junior Past Governor •Assistsincompletingprojectsbeguninthepreceding

year •ServesontheLodge’s“RookieoftheYear”selection

committee •AssiststheAdministratorandGovernor

Treasurer • Istreasurerofthecorporation • Is the custodian of all securities, assisted by the

GovernorandAdministrator •MayperformthedutiesoftheAdministratorincase

ofillness,short-termdisability,orforanyreasonthatthe Administrator cannot perform.

•EnsuresthattheAdministratordepositsLodgefundsatleastonceaweek

•Obtains duplicate deposit slips that show theAdministrator’sweeklydepositstotheLodgeandotherauthorizedaccounts

•SignstheduplicateslipsforAdministratortokeep(as a receipt)

•Conducts supervised weekly inspections of allLodgefinancialrecords-whileinthepresenceofthe Administrator

Trustees •Electedtoa3-yearterm •Trusteesarearrangedso thatone trustee’s term

expireseachyear • Inventory all Lodge furniture, fixtures or other

physicalpropertyat leastonceayear; report isdeliveredtotheGovernor

•ProtectandaccountfortheassetsoftheLodge •Providean importantcheckandbalancesystem

by examining invoices and recommending themfor payment

•OneofthethreeTrusteeswouldbeagoodchoicefortheLossPreventionCommittee,astheymustinspectthepremisesmonthlyanyway

Administrator •Secretaryofthecorporation •Required to meet many obligations by law, and

underLawsoftheOrder •Elected for a “term of satisfactory service” as

determined by the Board of Officers, the LodgeandtheGeneralGovernor

•Administrator is nominated by majority vote ofthe Board of Officers, and then elected by themembers

•Administrator may be an Administrator of morethan one Lodge with approval from the GeneralGovernor

• If the Board of Officers appoints an ActingAdministrator tofillavacancy, immediatelyuponappointment,theActingAdministratorbecomesavoting member of the Board

•CollectsfundsfromallLodgesourcesandissuesreceipts for all funds received

•Keeps an accurate account of all income andexpendituresoncomputersasrequiredbyMooseInternational

•Compilesandremitsallreportsinatimelymanner

Sergeant-at-Arms • Introducesallinvitedguestsandvisitorsandseats

themwithintheLodge •Performsthedutiesof Inner/OuterGuard ifnone

are appointed

Inner Guard • InchargeofinnerdooroftheLodgeroom

Outer Guard • In charge of outer door of Lodge room and

anteroom

Clothing Collection a Success! We collected approximately 6 tons of clothing at our annual Clothing Drive on March 9, 2013 at Langhauser Sheet Metal. We had a minor problem with logistics and Hoyleton, but our very resourceful Junior Governor Ken Kapp made several phone calls and found a welcome source in Highland - St. Paul CYO. Everything turned out great.

Operation Pantry Sweep

We also collected 86 lbs. of food items during the clothing collection for the food pantry. Great idea and great job Chairman Roscoe Ammann

Moose Night Out Moose members and sweethearts attended the Moose Night Out at Trenton House on March 9 and had a great time. Thanks again to Todd Rutz and his staff.

2 E. Broadway • Trenton618.224.2400

Open Daily 11 a.m. - Closed Monday

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Board Mtg. 6:30General Mtg 7:30

HelvetiaSharpshooters

MADThursday!

(Wear yourMoose shirt.)

Board Mtg. 6:30General Mtg 7:30

HelvetiaSharpshooters

HelvetiaSharpshooters

Annual Meeting

HappyEaster

Stick pick up at Sharpshooters

4:00Board Mtg. 6:30

General Mtg 7:30Helvetia

Sharpshooters

Legion 101Enrollment

*********Shooting Match

at Pistol Club

District 9Breakfast atBelleville/Swansea

District 9Breakfast at

Vandalia

Special OlympicsYoung Athletes

HighlandElementary

School

Highland Moose Lodge #2479P.O. Box 216Highland, IL 62249

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