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Photos by Kurt Wehrmeister and Michael McCulloh
> You can still call Moose International Headquarters at:
630/859-2000
(If you don’t know a given department’s new direct line, press 8 for Mooseheart, or 9 for Moose International offices; :
Monday, Sept. 5 (Labor Day)
Headquarters Hours:
Monday through Friday,
8 a.m.-4:45 p.m. (CT)
Note: Moose International Headquarters will be closed in observance of the following upcoming holiday:
Monday, Sept. 5 31
(Labor Day)
> MAGAZINE STAFF
Publisher
Director General Donald H. Ross
Managing Editor
Kurt N. Wehrmeister
Associate Editor
Michael McCulloh
Production Assistant
Teresa Ehlert
> EDITORIAL OFFICE
Moose International Headquarters
155 South International Drive
Mooseheart, IL 60539
Director General Don Ross can be contacted at 630/966-2209, or by e-mail at DRoss@mooseintl.org.
> AUDIO, VIDEO TAPES
For audio and video tapes of any Convention Session contact Audio Archives at 800/747-8069 or e-mail to audioarc@flash.net.
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‘MIDDLE OF CHANGE LOOKS LIKE DISASTER; IT’S OK’
Speaker Vicki Hitzges (dragged from a typewriter kicking & screaming) offers insights |
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CHARACTERISTICALLY DIRECT ADDRESS FROM ROSS
Updates on a year’s changes conclude with pointed response to anonymous critics |
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MAKING THE CASE FOR CENTRALIZED DUES
Deborah Meyer explains the huge time savings on Lodge level, and increased accuracy |
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ONTARIO’S SCOTT BECOMES SUPREME PRELATE
Attorney from “the Soo” is just 3rd Canadian to rise; Koons of PA joins Supreme Council |
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DETAILS OF, REASONS FOR, JUNE ’05 ’NET DEADLINE
Within two years, most Lodge-to-headquarters communication will be paperless |
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USEFUL ‘HOW-TO’ SESSIONS
In 20 minutes each, tips on fundraising, Social Quarters economics, Family Activities |
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MEMBER PRODUCTION UP ANOTHER 9% FOR ’03-’04
Airey: Reduced $10 application fee will continue—but beyond that, “It’s Up To Me!” |
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SORTING OUT 192 GENERAL LAWS AMENDMENTS
A briefing on what the revisions approved by delegates mean to you |
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ANOTHER BANNER YEAR FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE
Total value over $93M; top Youth Awareness winner wows with ‘Stranger Danger’ video |
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GAMING CLIMATE GROWS THREATENING
And, reminders of Lodge oficcer's roles |
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MOOSEHEART, MOOSEHAVEN REPORTS VIA VIDEO
Instead of addresses from campus directors, a debut of This Is Mooseheart/Moosehaven |
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SO, JUST WHO IS BUFORD P. FUDDWHACKER?
Only the presenter of what was perhaps this Convention’s most upbeat, fun session |
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MEMO FROM LAKE CITY: JOINT MANAGEMENT WORKS!
Two from this Florida operation tell of stiff initial opposition, but big success in spite of it |
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‘WORKING SIDE-BY-SIDE MUST BE MORE THAN TALK’
WOTM Grand Chancellor Ewoldt chides that mutual respect must be‘more than lip service’ |
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FIRST-EVER JOINT INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
Men and women get to see each other’s torch-passing pageantry for the first time |
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OUR 2003-04 SHINING STARS
The fraternity’s best efforts lauded in 20 categories |
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AFTER-HOURS FUN
Higher-Degree Wingding; 25 Club Show; Convention Extravaganza; Youth Activities |
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SAGINAW, FRESNO TAKE RITUAL HONORS
Michiganders win men’s competition, California team takes WOTM title |
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EISEL’S LIFELONG MOOSE EXPERIENCE
New Supreme Governor has been a part of us for more than 60 years
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GLIMPSES OF MAY 29 AT MOOSEHEART
Eloquence from the Class of 2004 |
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171 NEW PILGRIMS
Degree of Merit conferred may 29 |
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A SPECIAL SHINING STAR FOR OUR WEBMASTER
Director General Ross honors the truly exceptional contribution of Ohio’s Steve Speaks |
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DEPARTED PILGRIMS
Reported April 1-June 30, 2004
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