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Moose Family Center No. 1329 Woodstock, Illinois MOOSE CALL Loyal Order of Moose April 2019 101st Year! James Bryan, Glen Fringer, Robert Fuchs, Donald Gibson, Jack Grizely, Walter Hitzeman, Michael Jakic, Eugene Meyer, Guy Overlees, Robert Schnulle, Hazel Church, Elaine Desbles, Diane Horning, Nina Ray, Jean Reeb, Joyce Roberts, Betty Thiede, Lois Vanlue, Margaret Zimmerman, Linda Coss, Joe Powers, Tom Schroeder, James Hodges and Norm Johnson Our Defending Circle Has Been Broken... These past eleven months we have lost members from our Defending Circle. With sadness in our hearts we look back through the years to the many memories they gave us. We will miss them, and we thank them for the years that they gave to our cause. Please join us on May 5th at 1:00pm for the yearly Memorial Service for our departed members. This is open for families of the deceased members as well as all Moose members. Coffee, punch and cookies will be served after ceremony. Board of Officers Election The election for the 2019/2020 LOOM Board of Officers will be held on Thursday, April 4th from Noon To 6:30 pm. Come on in and vote for the next board and have a cocktail while you are doing it. The nominees for the following board position are: Governor: Keith Dahlke Jr. Governor: Mark Indyke Prelate: Phil Senn Treasurer: William Eigenfeld 3 yr. Trustee: Sean Eigenfeld Easter Brunch The Woodstock Moose will host its annual Easter Brunch on Sunday, April 21st with seatings at 10:00 and 11:30 am. Come out and enjoy a nice meal with friends and family. Adults $16.00, $8.00 for children 5-11, with children 4 and under free. The Easter Egg Hunt will be at 11:30 am for all the children. Due to Easter Brunch, all normal Sunday Raffles will take place on Saturday after Lightning. Easter Sunday Hours are 10am to 5pm As this is a full house event we will need all reservations in by April 15th. Please sign up in the foyer, call the office, or contact one of the Board of Officers. We need wrapped candy donations for the Easter eggs. Please drop off at lodge by the 14th. This event is co-chaired by the LOOM and WOTM. Board of Officers, along with Volunteer help from the general membership. The Easter Bunny is expected to hop into the Moose for a visit for kids of all ages!! We will have our Spring Fling Raffle and possibly other raffles and drawings as well that day. If you wish to volunteer to help with this event, you can sign up at the lodge or contact one of the Board of Officers. LOOM And WOTM Board of Officers Comedy Show There is a comedy show on Saturday, April 13th. This is being run by the McHenry County USBC. Featuring Bob Jay (the man of 999 voices). This event is open to both Moose members and the public. Doors open at 5:30pm. Show is at 7:00pm. $10.00 admission. You can bring food for the food pantry and or a toy for Toys for Tots. There will be 50/50 raffle and a silent auction, cash bar and food for purchase. Tickets will be available from the bartender. Installation of Officer s This year s installation of officers will be held on Sunday, April 28th the WOTM will be first and the LOOM will follow shortly after. Membership Special The Moose Riders will be having a $10 off membership special on Sunday, April 28th. This is good only during the breakfast

2 Moose Family Center No. 1329 L.O.O.M. Lodge No. 1329. W.O.T.M. Chapter No. 364 406 Clay Street, Woodstock, IL 60098 Offi ce Phone: 815-338-0126. Lodge Phone: 815-338-9875 E-mail: mooselodge1329@att.net. Moose Call: erin.cnnr@gmail.com. Website: www.woodstockmoose.com the Breakfast challenge is on again On Sunday, April 28th the riders will once again be doing the breakfast challenge vs McHenry and Harvard. The proceeds will be donated to Moose charities. Come down enjoy breakfast and help us win the challenge once again, as we won in February. After a couple of months, is back and ready for some new players. Once again, I would like to thank the volunteers who make it possible to have bingo every week at our Moose. Bonnie, Bev, Margo, Sue, Robin, Mary, Jenny and Les, without you I couldn t do it. Especially Bonnie who has been a volunteer almost every Wednesday for over 30 years. Also, a thanks to the regular players. Some who have been playing at our lodge for many years. Our profits are used for many charitable organizations. We also collect food for the Woodstock Food Pantry every week. The current Crossfire jackpot is over $1800.00. Chairman, Peg Plimmer moose knots news Spring has finally arrived! What a great feeling to know that after what seemed like an eternity of ice covered outdoors and forever running humidifiers we can once again open our windows and enjoy the feeling of a warm breeze. This may not be the time many are thinking of knit or crochet items but let us tell you that our group has been hard at work creating great items that will be useful for not only this time of year but for the coming summer time as well. Many of you may have seen our raffle baskets that included the sparkling scrubby s (perfect for bar ware & glassware) and our hanging kitchen towel. We are busy making more of these and much more! What a great idea for those who like to barbeque... to have a hanging towel right there to clean up. Our dish scrubby s and pot scrubby s are indispensable plus they can be washed easily to prevent the buildup of bacteria and used over and over. All cotton face scrubby s are the perfect substitute for having to buy repetitive packages of cotton only to be thrown out, these too can be put in the washer & dryer... plus they are made here in the USA. We will be including many We urge all our members to visit www.mooseintl.org at least weekly, for the latest news on Mooseheart, Moosehaven, Moose Charities plus updates on fraternal activities, sporting events and other breaking news from around the Moose fraternity! In the Members Only section http://www.mooseintl.org/portal/default.asp you can also pay your dues instantly, and change details about yourself in your individual member file. Barbara McPherson WOTM Grand Chancellor Earl Vosburgh Illinois TIPS Coordinator PILGRIMS Earl Vosberg Floyd McPherson............... Robert Sweeney Bill Lock....................... Wayne Martinski L.O.O.M. OFFICERS Governor......................... Mike Warner Jr. Governor....................... Mark Indyke Prelate........................... Keith Dahlke Treasurer........................ Gabe Wisland Administrator.....................Ed Wethington Jr. Past Governor.................... Jerry Slack 1 year Trustee.................. Dan Hermanson 2 year Trustee......................Tom Willhoit 3 year Trustee....................Kurt Eigenfeld Sergeant-at-Arms................. Chuck Friedel Inner Guard..................... Mike Goldberg Outer Guard........................ Lloyd Slack COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Auditing.................................... Investigating................... Richard Dobson Membership........................Dan Besler Endowment Fund................. Bob Sweeney M.H./M.H. Admissions...............Al Klabunde The Heart Of The Community..... Jon Phelps / Pete Lundborg Historical...................... Robert Sweeney Government Relations............... Mark Indyke Fellowship........ Jose Garza and Robert Sweeney Moose Legion.....................Vern Bauman Moose Charities............................. Sports............................ Jerry Slack Family Activities.................... Kristy Phelps Public Relations.............................. Moose Call Editor................. Erin Gehringer Webmaster.........Dan MacKenzie/Kathy Ericksen Safety......................... Norm Johnson Teen Club.............................................................. Peg Plimmer Christmas........................... Sue Lock Holiday Party................................ Scouting Charter Rep................ Randy Tipps MOOSE LEGION COMMITTEE OFFICERS Chairman.........................Vern Bauman Vice Chairman..................... Keith Dahlke Asst. Secretary...................... Tom Frade SILVERMANES OFFICERS President......................... Phyllis Close Vice President/ Chaplain............. Margo Guido Secretary/ Treasurer................Bonnie Kagel W.O.T.M. OFFICERS Senior Regent.................... Donna Warner Junior Regent...................... Betty Horn Sec./Treas...................... Theresa Wisland Recorder............................ Sue Lock Jr. Grad Regent................... Joyce Aniballi APPOINTED OFFICERS Guide............................ Donna Tharp Assistant Guide.................... Erin Hartney CHAIRMEN Mooseheart/Moosehaven........Deborah Daughtry Higher Degree...................... Bev Bourke Community Service..................Neva Boyce Membership Retention...............Clare Nuezil Sports/ Activities................... Kristy Phelps Audit Chairman..................Carolyn Lofgren

Volume 101, Issue 4 33 April Monday Night Dinners April 1 - Choice of Meat Loaf or Baked Chicken - $10.00 April 8 - Prime Rib - $17.00 (reg) $21.00 (King) April 15 - Cabbage Rolls - $11.00 April 22 - BBQ Chicken and Ribs - $13.00 April 29 - No Monday Night Dinner Taco Tuesdays Every 3rd Tuesday of the Month 5:30-7:00pm 50/50 Raffle Sponsored by the Moose Riders Family Burger Night Every 4th Thursday of the Month 5:30pm-7:30 pm Single Burger $4.00 Double Burger $6.00 Bacon or Mushrooms add $0.50 each Fries $1.00, Onion Rings $1.50 50/50 Cash Drawing Tues - Fri Lunch 11:00-2:00 Sat Lunch 12:00-3:00 Wed. Night Dinner 5:00-8:30 Specials Announced Daily Stop in for lunch Tuesday - Saturday and Wednesday night Women of the Moose Breakfast Fifth Sunday of the Month 8:00 am - 10:30 am Featuring: Baked Egg and Cheese Casserole Baked French Toast Casserole Cheesy Hash-browns Eggs Cooked to Order Homemade Biscuits and Gravy Bacon, Sausage and Hash Browns, Cinnamon Rolls All Breakfasts include Coffee, Orange Juice and Milk. Bloody Marys $4.25, Screwdrivers $4.25 FRIDAY NIGHT DINNER FISH BUFFET COD OR PERCH (2pcs) -------------------------$9.00 FISH BUFFET COD OR PERCH (3pcs) ------------------------$11.00 EXTRA PCS AVAILABLE WITH ANY MEAL --- SHRIMP $1 PER PC FRIED FISH 2PCS $3.00 BAKED FISH $2 PER P SPECIAL ORDER PLATED DINNERS SERVED TO YOUR TABLE ½ CHICKEN (baked or fried) -----------------------------------------$11.00 FRIED SHRIMP (6 Large Pcs) ----------------------------------------- $12.00 WALLEYE (baked or pan fried) ------------------------------------- $15.00 SPECIAL DINNER---------------------------------------------------------$11.00 FISHERMAN PLATTER---------------------------------------------------$12.00 ALL DINNERS (plated and buffet) INCLUDE CHOICE OF POTATO (Baked, French Fries, or Potato Pancakes) ONE TRIP TO SALAD BAR AND A CUP OF SOUP BASKETS COME WITH FRENCH FRIES AND SLAW ONLY FRIED COD OR PERCH (2pcs) ----------------------------------------$6.00 FILET OF FISH SANDWICH-------------------------------------------- $6.00 HAMBURGER OR CHEESEBURGER--------------------------------- $6.00 CHICKEN FINGERS ----------------------------------------------------- $6.00 SHRIMP (5 Large pcs) --------------------------------------- --------- $9.00 SOUP AND SALAD BAR----------------------------------------------- -$6.00 KIDS BASKET: HOT DOG OR GRILLED CHEESE------------------ $4.00 FISH OR SHRIMP BOIL LAST FRIDAY EVERY MONTH $11.00 Moose Legion Buffet Breakfast The Best Breakfast in Woodstock Buffet OR Omelets ANY Breakfast is just $7.00 8:00am - 10:30am Breakfast Buffet Includes: Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, Sausage, Hash Browns and Toast OR Walk through the Omelet Station with Omelets Cooked to Order or Eggs Cooked to Order Ingredients Include Ham, Bacon, Sausage, Cheese, Onion, Green Peppers, Mushrooms and Tomatoes Omelet Station Includes Bacon, Sausage, Hash Browns and Toast All Breakfasts include Coffee and Juices. It s Sunday, how about a Screwdriver or Bloody Mary for only $4.25 Train Wreck Breakfast 8:00am - 10:30am Every Fourth Sunday of the Month Breakfast Includes: Eggs, Omelets, Bacon, Sausage, Homemade Biscuits and Gravy and Toast Steak and 2 Eggs, Steak and 3 Eggs, Breakfast Bowl Small Ham Steaks Nothing Over $9.00 All Breakfasts include Coffee, Orange Juice and Milk. Bloody Marys $4.25, Screwdrivers $4.25 & Mimosas $2.00 WEBSITE! WWW.WOODSTOCKMOOSE.COM Prices, menus, events and times are subject to change.

4 of these items in our Summer raffle but if you are interested in getting any of these great items individually, please contact one of our members. Our mission is to create lovely knitted, crochet and kitting loomed items in support of the Moose charities. As always if you wish to learn more about us or if you have any items you wish to donate please contact us. Clare Neuzil: Chairperson 815-516-4117, Francie Dencs: Treasurer 630-254-9949 or Leslie- Anne Walker-Indyke: Secretary 815-861-1301 Joke of the month How do chickens leave a building? attention all riders On Saturday, May 18th we will heading down to Mooseheart for the bike blessing. We will be meeting at the lodge and traveling as a group. This is open to all moose members with a bike or car. More info will be available in next month s Moose Call and at the Lodge. memorial day weekend fish fry We are pleased to announce we will have a special menu for Friday, May 24! No need to go out of town for Memorial Day weekend, we re bringing a good old-fashioned Wisconsin fish fry to you! We ll be serving fresh lake perch, fish chowder, and fresh cut French fries. Watch for flyers in the Lodge and the May Moose Call for the full menu! craft/vendor fair Save the date! On June 22nd from 9:00 to 4:00 we will be holding a Craft/Vendor Fair.! Look for more information coming soon in the May Moose Call and around the lodge. wotm Moose Family Center No. 1329 Thank you to everyone who came out to our St. Patrick s Day Dinner. Also thank you to our cook and volunteers, we couldn t have done it without you. The entertainment was wonderful so once again thank you so much! Our meetings this month will be held on April 9th and April 23rd at 7:00 PM. Also, on April 29th we will be holding a special meeting that you will be receiving a mailing within the next couple of weeks letting you know what it is all about. I hope you will join us for all the meetings this month because we have exciting news for the start of the new WOTM year. With that being said I would like to introduce the slate for our new Board of Officers. Senior Regent - Vacant Junior Regent - Erin Hartney Secretary/Treasurer - Carol Lofgren Recorder - Sue Lock Junior Grad Regent - Donna Warner As you can see we are still have a vacant position as Senior Regent and are still accepting nominees. If you are interested, please submit your nomination to any nominee committee chairman. Our Monday night dinner on April 1st will be a choice of Meat Loaf or Baked Chicken, salad bar and soup for $10.00. Due to the special WOTM Meeting on Monday April 29th, No Monday night dinner will be served on this fifth Monday of the month. Sorry for any inconvenience. Our Monday night dinner on May 6th will be Pot Roast, salad bar and soup for $12.00. Once again, it s going to be another busy month and we hope to see everyone there! Donna Warner, Senior Regent Hearts Raffle Every Friday 6:30pm - 8:00pm ~Lightning~ EVERY SATURDAY 1:30 PM Join us for the Lightning Raffl e every Saturday at 1:30 PM! Weekly winners of cash prizes, plus chances at the growing Lightning Jackpot! Proceeds benefi t Lodge renovations and other necessary items the Lodge needs. You must be a current, enrolled member to play! Non-Members are not allowed to play Lightning.

Volume 101, Issue 4 Moose Legion The next Legion breakfast will be held on April 7, 2019. Heartland Blood Center will be on hand during breakfast. Come on out and enjoy a great breakfast, and of course, if you can take a few minutes and donate a pint of blood, breakfast is on the Legion! Vern Bauman Silvermanes The March meeting of the Silvermanes was held on March 19th. President Phyllis called the meeting to order at 1:10 with the Pledge to the Flag followed by the opening prayer given by Chaplain Margo. Bonnie read the minutes of the previous meeting and gave the treasurer s report. Both were accepted as read. 55 she must attend another chapter meeting. The dinner ticket is valued up to $10 and must be redeemed during the month of birthday. Women of the Moose Versiti/Heartland and Woodstock Moose Legion 2019 Blood Drives Sunday April 7th, Sunday June 2nd, Sunday Aug 4th, A thank you was received from the Food Pantry for the donation of $230.00. Sunday Oct 6th, Peg made a motion seconded by Al that this month s donation of $100 be given to Moose Charities in memory of long time Moose Member Norm Johnson who recently passed away. March birthdays were Joyce and Bonnie. We will have a potluck dinner at the April 16th meeting and we are asking Candy to prepare the ham and everyone is asked to bring a dish to pass. Susie Slack has been added as a new member. Welcome, Susie. Door prizes went to Ron, Al and Phyllis. Irene won the attendance award. Meeting was adjourned, and bingo was played. Respectfully submitted, Bonnie Kagel, Sec./Treas. Women of the Moose Birthday s A dinner ticket will be issued to the Birthday recipient after she has attended a chapter meeting during the month prior to her birthday or the month of her birthday. If the ticket is lost, And Sunday Dec 1st with bus. Every 2 seconds someone needs blood. 4.5 million Americans would die without life-saving blood transfusions. Your blood donation saves up to 3 lives. 68% of the Chicagoland blood donations are from a Heartland donor. It s neighbors helping neighbors. 95% of those 72 years of age or older will need a blood product in their lifetime. Heartland needs 600 units of blood every day to help the 70+ hospitals they service in the Chicagoland area. This includes all the Veterans hospitals. About 3 gallons of blood supports the entire nation s blood needs for one minute! Joke Answer: Thru the eggs-it

April 2019 Offi ce Phone: 815-338-0126 LUNCH SERVED TUESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 11:30AM-2:00PM Lodge Phone: 815-338-9875 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Th u r s d a y Friday Saturday EVERY SUNDAY The Social Quarters Opens. Drawing At 12:30 Membership Drawing 4:00PM Attendance Drawing 4:30PM Meat Raffles EVERY MONDAY at 3:00pm Family Dinners 5:30PM-7:00PM Kids 4-8 - 1/2 Price, Kids 3 and Under FREE EVERY TUESDAY EVERY WEDS. Open to the Public 6:30-10 PM Dinner 5-8:30 EVERY THURS. EVERY FRIDAY Fish Fry 5:30PM-7:30PM Hearts Raffle EVERY SAT. Lightning 1:30 25 26 27 28 29 Friday Fish Fry Sponsored by the LOOM 30 APRIL 31 1 Choice of Meat Loaf or Baked Chicken $10.00 Kids Menu Available 2 3 7pm 4 Loom Elections 12:00-6:30 pm LOOM House Committee 6:00pm LOOM Board 6:30pm LOOM Floor 7:00pm 5 Friday Fish Fry Sponsored by the LOOM 6 7 LEGION BREAKFAST 8:00-10:30AM 8 Prime rib $17.00 (reg) $21.00 (KinG) (Parties of 6 or more Please Call for reservations) 9 WOTM Board Mtg. - 6:00PM WOTM Chapter Mtg. - 7:00 10 7pm 11 12 Friday Fish Fry Sponsored by the LOOM 13 COMEDY SHOW 7PM Kids Menu Available 14 BOARD BREAKFAST 8:00-10:30AM 15 CabbaGe rolls $11.00 Kids Menu Available 16 Silvermanes 1 pm Taco Tuesday! 5:30-7:00 pm Sponsored by Moose Riders 17 7pm 18 LOOM House Committee 6:00pm LOOM Board 6:30pm LOOM Floor 7:00pm 19 Friday Fish fry Sponsored by the LOOM Decorating social quarters 20 MEMBERSHIP RAFFLES 21 Easter Brunch seatings @ 10 & 11:30Am Call for Reservations 22 BBQ Chicken and Ribs $13.00 Kids Menu Available 23 WOTM Chapter Mtg. - 7:00 24 25 Burger Night 5:30-7:30pm 26 Friday Fish Fry & Fish and Shrimp Boil Sponsored by the WOTM 27 28 Train Wreck Breakfast Challenege 8-10:30 am Installation of Officers Noon 29 No Monday Night Dinner WOTM Special Meeting Board Mtg- 6:30 Chapter Mtg - 7:00 pm 30 1 7pm MAY 2 3 Friday Fish Fry Sponsored by the LOOM 4 Prices, menus, events and times are subject to change.

Volume 101, Issue 4 77 Moose Call Sponsors Baird & Warner Real Estate 230 W. Virginia St. Suite 400 Crystal Lake, IL 60014 Adele Petersen Broker Associate 815-355-5729 Cell adele.petersen@bairdwarner.com AdelePetersen.bairdwarner.com Long Standing Woodstock Resident C.T.S. Construction For All Your Carpentry Needs Additions Roofing Siding Windows And More Moose Members Save 10% (815) 861-2480 (815) 334-7263 Extra Eyez Inspections Home Inspections Owner Don Fischer Phone or text: Lic. IL #450010987 815/382-4766 WI #2745-106 Moose Member since 1983 DRS SKINNERS AMUSEMENTS INC. Marengo, Illinois (815) 943-7961 - x 7962 AD SPACE FOR RENT AD SPACE FOR RENT Moose Call Volume 101, Issue 4, April 2019. Published monthly by Woodstock Lodge #1329, Loyal Order of Moose, Inc., 406 Clay Street, Woodstock, IL 60098. Subscription paid automatically as part of annual membership dues. Third Class Postage paid at Woodstock, IL.

8 Moose Family Center No. 1329 volunteer form NAME:.......................... PHONE NUMBER:.................. I AM INTERESTED IN HELPING WITH:.... _ Moving? Please notify the office of your new address. Not getting your Moose Call in the Mail? Please notify the office 815-338-0126 Get your Moose Call early! Visit wwww.woodstockmoose.com and go to the Moose Call page to download it before the beginning of each month! Woodstock Moose Community Service Report I was involved in the following Community Service Project, Activity or Fund raiser: I worked with the following organizations or groups donating my time or services: Describe below the nature of your Community Service work listed above (please use extra paper if needed): Number of total hours spent on the Volunteer items listed above: Number of miles driven for the Volunteer items listed above: Name: Phone: April 2019 Moose Call WOODSTOCK LODGE NO. 1329 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE 406 CLAY STREET WOODSTOCK, IL 60098 www.woodstockmoose.com Or Current Resident NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE PAID WOODSTOCK, IL 60098 PERMIT NO. 33 Let the little children come to me Do not keep them away For they are like the Kingdom of Heaven God bless Mooseheart The Loyal Order of Moose is a private fraternity. All activities & events, with the exception of and Community Service events, are available to Members in good standing and their qualifi ed guests only. This newsletter is copyright 2012 by Woodstock Moose Family Center and is not a solicitation for membership. All logos are Copyright Moose International, Inc., Mooseheart, Illinois. Happy Easter!