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Saturday, August 28, 2010
Moose Legion Committee News
Our informal discussion meeting of August 12th had to be held indoors due to the heat. It went very well and I want to thank everyone who attended. Several Lodges were represented: Tuckahoe, Ashland and Walkerton representatives contributed to some lively discussions!

We have some MAJOR events coming up and will need all the support we can get. Our Labor Day Picnic and Duck Race will be on September 6th (Monday). This time we will begin at Noon so be here early.

The Patriot’s Day Cookout on September 25th is our next opportunity to show off. We will be smoking Pork Butts for the event and would like to see some new candidates for the job of “Butt Master”.

Lakeside is hosting the Old Dominion 148 Moose Legion Fall Celebration this year. This event will require the help of not only all of our MLC but most of the available volunteers from the WOTM and Lodge. If you look at the ad, you will see what I mean!

Please try to attend our next meeting on Thursday, September 2nd at 6:30 PM. We have a lot of work to do to keep the schedule on track and any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

Fraternally,
Rusty Clarke
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Friday, August 20, 2010
from Moose International
Help Mooseheart School win $500,000!!!
A Few Mouse Clicks Mean $500,000 to Mooseheart School ... or Not.

If, by just clicking a computer mouse a few times over five to ten minutes, you could send a HALF-MILLION DOLLARS to help Mooseheart's kids, you'd do it -- wouldn't you?

We sure hope so.

Thanks to Kohl's department stores, that's the opportunity we Moose members have!

Between now and Friday evening, September 3, by just "voting" for Mooseheart School as your "favorite school" on the "Kohl's Cares" page on Facebook, we Moose members can get that $500,000 from Kohl's Cares Foundation for Mooseheart School!

That's $500,000 we then WON'T need to ask from the men and women of the Moose to help operate Mooseheart's school this year!

If you have a Facebook account (easy to set up), if you're 13 or older, and you're a U.S. resident -- just go to http://apps.facebook.com/KohlsCares, follow the directions to vote the maximum allowed FIVE (5) times for Mooseheart School -- and that's all there is to it!

Please ask your spouse, your family and all your friends to do the same!

If Mooseheart School finishes among the top 20 schools in nationwide voting, we'll receive a Kohl's Cares check, payable to Mooseheart School, in the amount of $500,000!

It costs you $0 -- just a few minutes of your time! What an easy way to fulfill our membership obligation to "support Mooseheart with my energy and substance"!

PLEASE don't let this opportunity pass us by! Your Mooseheart students need you to vote, NOW!

Warm fraternal regards,
William B. Airey (Director General) and Scott Hart (Executive Director)

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Administrator's Message
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Our Lakeside “Rumor Mill” seems to be doing as well as our Lodge! Believe it or not, rumors can be false, and the more people to share a story, the more it is embellished. A motivational speaker once selected 20 people from the audience, separated them by a few feet and told the first in line a simple statement.

The first person whispered the statement to the second and so on until it reached the last one. The last person in line then told the audience what was related to him. The final version had very little resemblance to the original statement.

This is how the “Rumor Mill” works. Someone makes a simple statement and it is added to and changed by each person repeating it. Even simple, truthful remarks can fuel the “Mill”.

Let us all strive to live up to our obligations as Brothers and Sisters and treat everyone kindly. If you have concerns about your Lodge, bring them to a meeting.


Everett


Everett
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