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Reichelt, Fred 08
Fred Reichelt
Chairman North
(510) 223-4498
E-mail: yamooseteam@sbcglobal.net

Higgins, Harvey 2011
Harvey Higgins
Chairman South
(760) 294-1434
E-mail: shutupharvey@cox.net

Rigazio, Joe 2011
Joe Rigazio
Chairman Nevada
(775) 575-5359
E-mail: ragu521@aol.com




 

YOUTH AWARENESS CAN BE A WINNER FOR YOUR LODGE & CHAPTER

Click: Association Youth Awareness Congress Parental Consent
Click: Upadted Moose International Youth Awareness Portal

Youth Awareness In Action!
Fred Reichelt, Youth Awareness Coordinator North



Greetings all and I want to take this opportunity to say Thank You to the following lodges and all the Lodge Officers, members and Coworkers who helped and sponsored the following Youth Congresses: Fernley, South Lake Tahoe (first time), Orland, Grass valley, and the Richmond Moose Lodge. We truly appreciated all your work and devotion.

I would also like to take the opportunity to acknowledge the new YA Chairman Joe Rigazio in Nevada. He conducted the two YA Congresses in Northern Nevada and did a great job. Also, in speaking of conducting YA Congresses, a “BIG Thank You” to Bob and Alice Mackay, for starting the YA Congress in Orland California.  I arrived late as my truck broke down in route to the lodge.

To date we have only have 22 students for California North. However I

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have already been approached for a makeup session in Bay Area District 6.

The students are now challenged to do their three ‘Kids talks” and get them turned in February 2012. With the Christmas parties in the lodges, this provides an opportunity for the students to get their talks done early. While at the lodge the students get to see a Moose Lodge function and of course we hope tell their parents about the Moose Lodge.

This all creates a Win-Win situation for the Moose Lodges, Students, and our Community. The students can be invited into a lodge dinner with their parents and be recognized for their efforts in Community Service. This provides the lodges the opportunity to introduce the parents to the Loyal Order of Moose. Win Win.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all

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Youth Awareness can be a great plus for your lodge and chapter.
If you are not participating . . . please do so today!








Higgins, Harvey 2011

 

Outstanding Students Want To Contribute To Educating Younger Children

So far in the South we have only had 24 Students attend 4 congresses. This is  not exactly what I had hoped for but what is important is that these are 24 outstanding young people who want to contribute to their communities by educating young children about the hazards they face in the future. There are 2 chances left to sponsor students this year. They are Fontana on the 5th of November and Lancaster on the 12th of November. Anyone who would like more information can contact me at 909-224-4097 or 760-294-1434. It has been proven time and time again that there are students out there who want to participate in this most worthwhile program. All they are waiting for is for someone to ask them.
Harvey Higgins
Youth Awareness Chairman, California South

Fred 8-2011

The Youth Awareness Congresses for 2010-2011 are now complete and now planning for the 20

Youth Awareness - “Say No to Drugs,” and get Community Service Credit

11 2012 year.  This year the winning students will get to go to White Plains, New York for the Youth Awareness Intl. Congress. The date for the Congress is April 26 -30th.  2012. The Scholarships will remain at $2,000, $3,000, $5,000, $8,000 and $12,000 dollars plus any local incentives.

We currently have Youth Congresses scheduled for California and Nevada as follows: Youth Awareness Congress dates and location are as follows:      CLICK For Information and Schedule

YOUTH_AWARENESS COLORNOTICE To All Southern California Lodges:
To all Governors and Senior Regents there will be flyers and information packets coming out shortly as soon as I get them from International, but now is the time to start checking with local High Schools and talking to students as your Student YA representives. There is a wealth of information on the International website as well.
I will be sending you information as I receive it for your use in the future.
You may e-mail at shutupharvey@gmail.com   Information will be sent for posting on CNMA Web.
Click: Schedule For 2011 Southern California Youth Awareness Congress
Harvey Higgins
Youth Awareness
Chairman South

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For more than a century, the Moose fraternity has had concern for the welfare of children at its core. So it should come as no surprise that the fraternity that cares enough about children to make Mooseheart a reality enters the 21st century with protection of children who use the Internet as a key concern.
As of the beginning of 2008, the Moose have entered into a partnership with the
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