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Gene Duncan
Chairman South
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Moose International and California/Nevada Moose Association is requesting that the information linked below be posted on your lodge and chapter bulletin boards and also placed in the lodge newsletter ASAP.
Thank You for your cooperation in this matter. Any questions, please feel free to call Fred Reichelt ( CNMA Youth Awareness Chairman ) or contact the LOOM or WOTM Coordinator in your area. Shawn Baile is the Moose International Fraternal Programs Director.
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YOUTH AWARENESS CAN BE A WINNER FOR YOUR LODGE & CHAPTER
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Click: 2009-2010 Youth Awareness Brochure Click: Association Youth Awareness Congress Parental Consent
Click: Upadted Moose International Youth Awareness Portal |
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Message From Youth Awareness Coordinator North
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 Greetings and “Thank You” for all you do.
The year of 2009 is just flying by and I hope everyone had a very safe and enjoyable Thanksgiving. Good times and good will to all will continue with Christmas, and I’m sure the New Year, 2010.
The Holiday season continues to provide opportunities for families and friends to get together and share good times at home and the lodge. The lodges provide a good place to meet and enjoy your membership in a safe and warm environment. As we are aware most lodges have Christmas and New Years Eve parties, and this sounds like another opportunity, attend those events, support your lodge, and bring your friends as well, and how about a membership in the lodge for Christmas? This would definitely put you in as a Piece of the Solution.
The Youth Awareness Program is a Win-Win program for the Lodges, students, communities, and our schools.
If you need more information or help on obtaining students please contact anyone on the Youth Awareness Committee. Many forms are on the CNMA website.
In the North we have completed one Youth Awareness Congress with three to go. Our first Congress was at the Orland Moose Lodge, home of our own Reggie Olney. The Lodge did a great job hosting the students and two guest speakers. The continental breakfast and lunch were fantastic and enjoyed by all in attendance
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On November 21 we will be in Rancho Cordova with Dean Woods and a fantastic Board of Officers. In addition I understand we have students coming from as far away as Fresno. On November 22 we go to the Richmond Lodge and finally Fernley lodge on December 12.
Special recognition goes to Tom Quinn, who is new to the committee, and Jo Collins-Tivbssart of the Orland Chapter. Tom is District 2 Past President. Also joining us was Bob and Alice Mackay who will be helping with follow ups with the students. Bob is the new District 2 President. “Job well done to all.”
In the South, Harvey Higgins and Donna Rideout have completed 5 Congresses with a total of 45 students. A Big Thank You to all that supported the Youth Congresses and special thanks to the host Lodges that sponsored the Congresses. Special thanks to the following committee in the South: Ron Mitchell, Ben Pendleton, and Marcell Podany.
These are difficult times and we have always survived because we are flexible and work together to be the best we can. If you have questions or issues, give me a call or email, and I will make sure they get to the correct person or committee and get you a response in a timely fashion.
Take care, and feel free to get back to me. See Ya
Fred Reichelt
CNMA Treasurer
YA Chairman, Cal North
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YA TOOLS: YA Flier 2009-2010 YA Flier 2 Obtaining Students 2009-2010 |
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Orland 2009 Youth Awareness Congress
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Congratulations and thank you goes out to Orland Lodge Lodge #1901 member’s and co-worker’s for their successful Youth Awareness Congress. It takes commitment to our youth to as they are our leaders for the future.
The youth awareness program helps our high school students teach the younger children to “Just Say No” to drugs and alcohol.
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District President Bob Mackay talking to students.
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Guest Speaker Gloria Irwin representing Domestic Violence Shelter.
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Attending parents and Alice Mackay
Youth Awareness Consultant
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Youth Awareness Coordinator, Tom Quinn presenting certificate to Lodge Representative Jo Collins Tibessant
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Youth Awareness Coordinator Tom Quinn presenting certificate to Guest Speaker
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Group photo of most of the attendees.
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Rancho Cordova Moose Lodge Youth Awareness Congress
November 2009
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Guest Speaker Shannon Ludington #745 RPD,
Crime Prevention Specialist
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The crew that made it all happen is as follows: Linda McDonald, Sr Regent Shirley Pruitt, PSR Sandie Marlow, and Administrator Dean Woods
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Youth Awareness Is Working
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The Youth Awareness Program is a Win-Win program for the Lodges, students, communities, and our schools.
If you need more information on the program, contact anyone on the Youth Awareness Committee. Many forms are on the CNMA website.
In the North we have completed three Youth Awareness Congress and 2 make-up Sessions with a total of 46 students. A big Thank You to the Orland Moose Lodge, home of our own Reggie Olney, The Richmond Moose Lodge, and the Rancho Cordova Moose Lodge for hosting the Youth Congresses. All the Congresses were well supported by their officers and made the students feel very welcome.
 Special recognition goes out to Lodge Rep. Jo Collins Tibessart and special guests Alice and Bob MacKay at the Orland Moose Lodge, Lodge rep. Charlene Gonsalves and Administrator Don Wolf and his lady Mary at the Richmond Moose Lodge, and finally  Dean Woods and Lodge reps Sr. Regent Shirley Pruitt and PSR Sandie Marlow for the Rancho Cordova Moose Lodge. In addition, special thanks go to Gail Marlett who brought 3 students from the Fresno Moose Lodge and our newest YA Committeeman Tom Quinn of District 2.
At the current time we hope the students are doing their Kids talks and shooting for the chance going to Indiana India polis for the opportunity for the following Scholarship Dollars: $12,000, $8,000, $5,000, $3,000, and $2,000. (Nice stimulus)
These are difficult times and we have always survived because we are flexible and work together to be the best we can. If you have questions or issues, give me a call or email, and I will make sure they get to the correct person or committee and get you a response in a timely fashion.
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Thanks again:
Fred Reichelt CNMA Prelate 2009-10
Youth Awareness Chairman N
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My Experience At The International Youth Awareness Congress
Niki Hughes
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Virginia was amazing. Beautiful and Bright Green! Since the moment Colton and I arrived in Virginia, we were warmly welcomed and taken care of. Everyone who attended the Congress was very nice and very easy to get along with. Our schedules were crazy! I loved it that way; there was never a boring moment. I already miss all of my new friends that I made there, but of course we are keeping in touch. The Colonial tour of Williamsburg was so interesting, I feel very fortunate to have been able to see how it was like for our ancestors back in the day. It was also really cool being able to hear everyone's speech; it helped me learn a lot about public speaking. I will never forget this trip, this whole experience has been amazing and I feel so blessed to have been able to be a part of it. I really appreciate everything our chaperones did for us; my group number 7 was definitely my favorite :). I would also like to say thank you to the Moose Lodge, I am so grateful for everything you have done for me and all of the other kids who attended the congress this year. THANK YOU!
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NOTICE To All Southern California Lodges:
On October 17th there will be Youth Awareness Congress held in Pismo Beach Lodge #1409 and Simi Valley Lodge #1902.
Start time for both congresses will be 9:00 AM Sign-in and Program starts at 9:30 AM.
See you there. Let’s Pack the House!
For information on how to get students or lodge location they can contact me at 909 224 4097, or e-mail at shutupharvey@cox.net Information also posted above Click.
Harvey Higgins
Youth Awareness
Chairman South
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NOTICE To All Northern California Lodges:
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There will be Youth Awareness Congress at the Orland Moose Lodge #1901 on October 24th.
The Richmond Lodge #550 Congress has been moved to November 22nd AM Pancake Breakfast for students.
Fernley Lodge #2468 Congress. December 12th AM Call lodge for details. |
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 Moose International
and the Safe Surfin’ Foundation
TOGETHER WE WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
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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 Safe Surfin’ USA Foundation, a Virginia-based organization which has been a leader in attempts to keep the Internet a safe place for children to explore. Click for more information: Moose International Click for Printable Brochure PDF |
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All Parents & Children Should Read
Jeff’s Poem
Click to Open PDF
All children should read this!
WE NEED MORE MEAN MOMS!
Mean Moms and Sometimes Dads PDF
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