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Jan -Feb 2014 Year 2013-2014

“No man stands so straight and tall as when he stoops to pick up a child.”

Officers

2012-2011 Lodge #1511 Officers Governor Bruce Horton Past Governor – John Casalou

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Jr. Governor Bill McGarry

Prelate – Neil Eldershaw

Treasurer – Rich “Doc” Larkin

Acting Administrator –Dave Schuettner John Stone

1st Year Trustee – Brendan Hoyt

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Year Trustee – Jamie Curley

Sergeant at Arms – Herb Marden

Inner Guard – Vacant Outer Guard – Vacant

WOTM Chapter #492 Officers Sr. Regent – Bernice Addonizio Jr. Graduate Regent – Erin Holden Jr. Regent – Debra Cacciapuoti Recorder – Jeanne Russell Sec/Treas – Elaine Cacciapuoti Chaplain – Teresa James Guide –Peggy Murray Assistant Guide – Dotty Normandy

Jingle Jam By Bill McGarry

Jake Jurczak & Cody Hilton (file photo)

Twisted Sister had a hit in the 80's called "You Can't Stop Rock and Roll" and the North Reading Moose lived up to that billing, battling snow and uncertainty to pull off one of the hottest Jingle Jams in recent times! Braving the snow and ice, there were die hard musicians and fans who had a great time rocking around the Christmas Tree in the Function Hall (which by the way is a little worse for the wear due to all that rocking'!). A little slice of The Heavenly Chillbillies (little?) started the night off with a few foot stomping blues tunes to warm up the growing crowd. After that, the long awaited return of Knuckle Deep riled the crowd into a mini-frenzy with a mix of some of their old standards as well as a smattering of new tunes. Especially hot were "Lick it Up" and the melodic tones of Marcello on U2's "With or Without You". It was then up to Alan Cyr and his band to keep the tempo and temperature up, and they did just that! Unreal keyboards on "Tom Sawyer", ripping guitar riffs on AC/DC and a surprisingly effective rendition of a great Cars tune had the crowd on their feet and cheering. We then had a little taste (about half a plate I would say) of "Mid-Life Crisis" who brought back memories from jams gone by with their dirty sound

and gritty Murphy vocals. Don Gray and his crew "Uncovered" seemed to be "Fearing The Reaper" earlier in the day when they are about to bail, but they showed up loud and proud, pulling off one fine performance! It was then on to a traditional jam with Ray "Simmons", Jake, Marce, Mike Luc, Paul, Bok band, Lloyd and on and on and on jamming away to a host of familiar favorites. Silly time ensued with some farcical Karaoke type songs after that, but it was all in good fun! All in all, the gig raised much needed funds to replace the house drums that have given up the ghost as of late. We still need a little more to get a decent kit but we are well on our way. Keep your eyes peeled for another Jam soon…this one with a bit of a different twist…..and finally…thanks to Jake, Miss Deb and Billy for the organization, planning and equipment, as all as a HUGE thank you to Ray for his sound expertise!

Kids’ Movie Night By Deb Cacciapuoti

On Saturday, December 7th, the N.

Reading WOTM ran our first Family Movie Night. We asked everyone to come dressed in their warm pjs and bring sleeping bags and blankets so everyone could hunker down and enjoy a holiday double feature of “Elf” and “Polar Express”. Pizza, popcorn and hot cocoa kept us warm. The evening was one of the most enjoyable true “Family” events we have ever run. It was nice to see both the children and their parents enjoy this fun family time together. We will definitely be running another movie night in the future. Thanks to all the volunteers for making this evening possible.

. North Reading Lodge 1511 – WOTM Chapter 492 Newsletter 140 North Street, North Reading, MA 01864 Tel: 978-664-2721

Jan – Feb 2014 website is www.moose1511.com

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Thanks to All You Box Top and Label Clippers!!!

We at Moose Charities wish you and yours a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year for 2014. Your assistance with the changing of the submission procedure for General Mills Box Tops and Campbell’s Labels for Education this past year is truly appreciated. The new process is working. In fact, in October alone, with your help, we sent in $5,632.70 of General Mills Box Tops. According to the Box Tops website, that ranks us as #1 in the Chicagoland area of 1,048. Again, keep up the good work. We have another deadline for Box tops on March 1, so, keep clipping box tops and labels and turn them in at the lodge. Midyears are coming up so here’s a thought. What will you get out of the challenge? You will get BRAGGING RIGHTS but most importantly, happy Mooseheart student’s smiles for what Mooseheart school will be able to get.

From Sara B. Harms Moose Charities, Moose Int’l

Electronic Newsletter & Email Notifications

If you would like to receive this newsletter through your email account, please send an email to Jeanne Russell and Bill McGarry at webmaster@moose1511.com and include the words “Add Me” in the subject line and your full name in the body of the email so we’ll know who we’re adding.

Looking to rent the Function Hall? Please see Brendan Hoyt, Hall Coordinator. blhoytjr@hotmail.com or Lodge1511@mooseunits.org If you'd like to help out at our functions as a server, please be sure you are:

TIPS-certified! www.gettips.com is a fast, easy and inexpensive way to do this on line! Use the code moosepromo16 in the promotion box for a discount! It will only be $24.00 instead of $40.00!

Wi-Fi and Twitter: We are hosted by Verizon. If you would like to connect to our network, the name is Z03J3, and the password is F5E50C6DF3 (the character in the middle is a zero). If you need to get some work done, or just want to surf the web, be sure to bring your laptop, iTouch, or other web enabled device and log on!

Thinking of you: Please contact our Prelate Neil Eldershaw or Chaplain Teresa James (gabs2045@yahoo.com) or one of the officers if you know of any of our members suffering a loss, sickness or distress, hospitalization or need a helping hand. Congratulations to Robin Richardson Vadala on the birth of her grandson in September!! Sincere Condolences to Denise Peters and Michael Peters on the loss of Michael’s wife Katie Cucci Peters in December. Katie was the mother of 3 year old Donnie and a past Senior Regent of our chapter. She will be sadly missed by her family and friends.

Get Well Soon Tom Geary who suffered a broken leg.

Get Well Soon to Sam Rodin, a new member who was in a car accident. Get Well Soon to our Sunshine Grandmother Alda Carmissiano down in Moosehaven. She has not been feeling well. Get Well soon to our Governor Bruce Horton. Feel better soon, Big Guy!

January Birthdays: LOOM Members Robert Aldred, Louie Barretto, Derek Coffey, Alan Cyr, Ed Desousa, Rson Dolan, Neil Eldershaw, Scott Groezinger, Andrew Harrington, Brendan Hoyt Jr., Paul Kotkowski, Harry Larkin, Chris Laverde, Pat Lee Jr, Dan Lukcaszewski, Herb Marden, Snooky Lynch, Bobby Martini, Jack O’Rourke, Michael Robertson, Ralph Romeo, Neal Rooney, Tom Rooney, Michael Viens, Rob Wallace, Richard Ward, Paul Yahnian.

WOTM Co-Workers Lorraine Crosby, Alicia Dewey, Pamela Gilleo, Lynn Machado, Charlene Morelli, Janine Mulligan, Debra Overlan, Susan Russell, Tracey Shepard, Tinamarie Spears, Darlene Zimmer

February: Birthdays: LOOM Members - Ken Alexander, Ian Anderson, Peter Bertolino, Norman Bishop, Terry Boos, John Bradley, Tom Buckley, Tom

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Carbone, Lindsey Clingerman, James Correale, Rich DeMarco, Bob Horton, Eric Johnson, Scott Macpherson, James McGovern Jr., Jonathan Magazzu, Mike Mondalto, Richard O’Neil, Alan Paglierani, Joe Saccoccio, James Saunders, Bob Snyder, Ben Souza, Rob Swenson

WOTM Co-Workers Jennifer Addonizio, Eileen Barrett, Lynn Boos, Julie Bradley, Sandra Casalou, Helen Chambers, Tara Despirito, Carol Donoghue, Christen Enos, Margaret Graney, Sharon Harrison, Faye Jenkins, Millie Johnston, Tricia Laorenza, Jessie Lavacchia, Danielle Moura, Maria Parziale, Debra Randall, Leane Scott, Donna Sheehan, Lisa Shirton, Maureen Sullivan, Karen Towler, Linda Waterhouse, Amy Weaver

Welcome to our Newest Members and Co-Workers: We all welcome you and hope you grow to love our Moose Family Fraternity as much as we do! Kimberly Barchard, Pamela Gilleo, Faye Jenkins, April Robichau, Sheila Sturdevant, Michelle Cutlip, Janice Marden, Lisa O’Connell

“Shout Out” Page!! If you would like to send a “Shout Out” to anyone, let us know. Just email chapter492@mooseunits.org or see any one of the officers.

Keep up the good work Mr. Schuettner! Happy Birthday Dougie From “Mrs. Robinson”!! Thank you to all of “Santa’s Helpers” who decorated the Social Quarters and the Function hall, who set up and broke down after our functions and spent so much of their time at the Lodge! Thank you to Mike Abt’s dad who made a donation to the lodge in Mike’s memory. So far $200 has

been sent to the Susan G. Koman Breast Cancer Society and $60 to the Food Panty in Mike’s name. Thank you to all of our members and co-workers who so generously donated to the Food Pantry and the Penobscot Kids this season. It’s because of you, we are so successful. Please don’t forget that we need donations to the “Moose Pantry” all year long. There are plenty of new Take-a-Tags for the food pantry. Please continue to help~ Our Moose P Thank you to Dominic Cacciapuoti and Scott Francis for all your help at our events! ---------------------------------------- Letter from the Senior Regent – Hello Co-Workers!!

December was a busy month for us and I would like to thank everyone that helped us at one of our events. On December 7 we had a family movie night. All the kids had a great time dressed in their cozy pajamas while they watched Elf and Polar Express. Even the adults dressed in their pajamas. The kids brought their sleeping bags and pillows and had a great time eating pizza, popcorn and other goodies. When Elf was playing the kids got elf hats to wear and while Polar Express was playing they got bell necklaces to go along with the movie. I want to thank Billy McGarry for supplying all the equipment to show the movies and Billy and Bruce Horton for setting everything up for us the morning of the movie.

We also had our annual kids Christmas party on December 14 which was another success. All the kids watched Santa arrive on a fire truck and the excitement on their faces was so amazing. They all enjoyed sitting on Santa’s lap and telling him what they want for Christmas. A special thank you goes to Ron Henderson for also being our Santa. Ron does an awesome job with the kids and they all love him. He is the best Santa

ever. I also want to thank all the elves that went shopping for all the gifts and for wrapping the gifts for all the kids.

I want to wish everyone a happy and healthy holiday season.

Sincerely, Bernice Addonizio

Senior Regent 2013-2014 ------------------------------------------------ Letter from the Governor – Hello Brothers and Co-Workers The last couple of months have been fun filled for everyone, I want to thank everyone involved In these events, for these events to run smoothly it takes a lot of volunteers, and it is great to see everyone that has stepped up to the plate. Moving into the new year Starting off with our New Year’s Eve Party, we have a pretty busy schedule, please feel free to check out our web page for upcoming events. I would like to also thank David Schuettner for his continued dedication in holding the responsibility of our acting Administrator, the Board of Officers have reviewed all of the applications for this position and at this time I would like let everyone know we have nominated David Schuettner to be our Lodge’s Full Time Administrator, We will be holding the election on accepting David as our new Administrator on the first Wednesday of January. (January 1, 2014). What a great way to start off the New Year of 2014 for our North Reading Lodge 1511 Happy New Year to All

Bruce Horton, Governor Lodge 1511 MA/RI State Treasurer

horton.bruce@verizon.net 781-315-3989

Eye Glasses Donations – We are now collecting Eye Glasses to donate to the Lions Club. There is a box in the Social Quarters at the Lodge

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Legion Corner

Hope you had a Merry Christmas, Brothers,

It’s been a busy couple of months at the Lodge between Thanksgiving and everyone preparing for Christmas. The Legion Turkey Shoot/Raffle was a success, and I want to Thank Everyone who Participated and Helped make the event a Success. Congrats To Erin Holden, Peggy Murray, and Doug Richards for winning turkeys. And there were 4 Turkeys left over which will be donated to Dom C's Seniors Dinner in February. Our Next Legion Meeting will be on Saturday night January 4 2014 at 8 pm. To discuss Final Preparations for Our Legion Celebration Sunday January 12 2014, Celebration @ 11am followed by dinner and cocktails, Dinner will be Steak Tips with Chicken served as an alternative. Dinner is free to All Legionnaires Fellows and Pilgrims, and their guests. This is A Great Ceremony and All Legionnaires , Fellows and Pilgrims are requested to come in Full Regalia . Any questions don't hesitate to email me or leave a note for me behind the bar.

Remember to do something Good For Someone each Day.

Fraternally, Jamie Curley, 3-Year Trustee

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Foxwoods!! - Foxwoods trip - Save the Date. March 29th, 2014. Details will follow. If anyone has questions they can see Erin O’Brien Holden

Sincerely, Erin Holden

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Cakes for the Kitchen

New Member Herb Marden and his wife have taken on the task to raise money to bring back the kitchen in the Social Quarters. They are making and selling homemade Rum Cakes for $18.00 with 100% of the proceeds going to the Kitchen Renovation Fund. If you would like to purchase one of these absolutely delicious homemade cakes, please see Herb or one of the officers to place your order.

Come to Zumba Mondays on a weekly basis from 7-8 in the function hall. Moose members $7 - all others $10 - Walk-ins welcome. $2.00 per person will be going to Moose Charities! Jessica Ham, Instructor.

Hey – want FREE DUES? If you sponsor just 2 new members between now and April 2014 you will get your next year’s dues free!!! Sign up your family, your friends, your fellow employees! Do the same thing every year and you will never have to pay dues again!! How can you lose?

Moose Merchandise: Moosette T-shirts now on Sale for $12.00 each Blues, Boos & BBQ T-shirts and Tank Tops still available - $12.00 each Cookbooks – 492 Recipes from WOTM Chapter 492 - $5.00 donation

Box Tops, Labels and Can Tabs needed: The Women of the Moose is collecting Box Tops for Education, Can Tabs and Campbell’s labels. If any of our members would like to bring them in and help out, they can leave it for us and we will pick them up in the Social Quarters. OR – you can send your UPC Codes for Education to: Campbell Labels & Box Tops, Moose Charities Intl., 155 S. International Drive, Mooseheart, IL 60539-1100

Food Pantry Donation Tree – Help feed a Family All Year!

The North Reading “Moose Pantry” is collecting non-perishables. The Women of the Moose have set up a donations “Take a Tag Tree” in the lodge with items that are truly needed now. Peggy Murray, Sandi Horton, Sandy Casalou and Tricia Laorenza have headed up this event. All items collected will be, in turn, donated to the North Reading Christian Community Services Food Pantry which serves over 200 needy families in this area. Suggestions are: Canned vegetables, Spaghetti Sauce, Oatmeal, Whole Grain crackers, all types of pasta, low sugar/high fiber cereal (Cheerios, Raisin Bran, etc.), Whole grain rice, canned tuna fish/chicken, and canned bean soup, canned baked beans, Peanut Butter and Jelly. Don’t forget soaps, paper products, diapers, and even pet food, too! There is a box for donations in the Social Quarters. Thank you in advance for helping our Moose Pantry help our community!

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Kids Christmas Party! Ron “Santa” Henderson greeted 63 kids this year at the Annual Kids Christmas Party. Santa arrived in a fire truck on the cold and windy day of the party. Thank goodness the Snow held off until that eveniing. There was pizza, juice boxes and tons of presents for all the good little boys and girls. Thank you to the Women’s board and all the volunteers for making it such a fun day, and to the Men’s board for buying the pizza. Ron – you are the best Santa ever!!

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Tell us about YOUR good deeds!!!

If you volunteer your time to any community service, please let the Administrator or Recorder know. Community service affords each and every Lodge, Chapter and Moose Legion the opportunity to improve their image, market their value as an asset in the community, be recognized as caring men and women, attract new members, and retain current members. You are not only helping the community, but the North Reading Lodge and Chapter will receive credit from Moose International as well. Just jot it down and give it to an officer, or leave it with the Bar Steward in the Social Quarters.

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Chili Cook-off Results! The 5th Annual Chili Cook Off in memory of our friend & master Chili Chef, Jim Prince was a huge success with over $500 raised for the American Diabetes Association. Winners were 3

rd Place –

newcomer Doug Richards, 2nd

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place going to Richard Davenport! Thank you to Bob Waterhouse, Kelly Jurczak, Jessica and Nicole Eisenhaure and our contributors for making this such a success!

Congratuations Jim “Grimace” Tremblay on getting your 50

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Moose Charities Fall Sweepstakes Winners Announced

For those of you who bought chances for the Moose Charities Fall Sweepstakes that was sent to your home by Moose International, here is the list of winners. Unfortunately none of them were from Massachusetts, so none of us won. :-(

The Fall Sweepstakes drawing was held December 16, 2013. Below is the list of winners. Moose Charities thanks each of you who participated in this fundraising program

2013 Sweepstakes Winners State

Grand Prize 25,000.00 Luvon Sheppard NY

2nd 10,000.00 William St. Pierre, Sr. FL

3rd 5,000.00 Dan Folzenlogel IN

4th 4,000.00 Edward Phillips KS

5th 3,000.00 John Talpas PA

6th 2,000.00 Frank Barraco MI

7th 1,000.00 Gilbert Maddox VA

8th 500.00 John Landers CT

9th 500.00 Donald Ward OH

10th 500.00 Betty Everts FL

TOTAL 51,500.00

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MEAT RAFFLE IS HERE SUNDAY AFTERNOONS!!

CHECK THE SCHEDULE FOR EXACT TIMES

GREAT MEAT PACKAGES & PRIZES TO BE WON!! IMPORTANT Notice: Please be aware that guests are permitted to be signed in a maximum of three times, with the third time being an occasion at which they must submit an application for membership. This includes any time you bring a guest in for an event such as Karaoke or Meat Raffle or the like. This is a Moose International rule and we abide by that regulation.

REGULATIONS WILL ABSOLUTELY BE ENFORCED, PARTICULARLY DURING MEAT RAFFLE AND KARAOKE!

Monthly Events - Here's what's happening... SAVE THE DATES! For up to the minute event information,

see the ONLINE CALENDAR on www.moose1511.com

Remember that the Lodge is officially Smoke-Free! Get your non-smoking buds up the hill!

Events in Brief Upcoming Events

January 12th – Sunday 11 am – Moose Legion Celebration and Dinner

January 18th – Saturday – 8 pm – Karaoke with Dawn & Phil

Feb 8th – Saturday 4pm to 6pm – All you can eat Turkey Dinner

Feb 9th – Sunday – 11:00 am to 1 pm – Valentine’s Brunch

Feb 15th Saturday - 7 pm – 11 pm – Spaghetti Dinner and Comedy Show with Live Band to “Send Kelly & Joyce to Las Vegas”

February 22nd – Saturday – Karaoke with Dawn & Phil

March 1st – Saturday – Red Cross Blood Drive

March 1st – Saturday 7 PM – Meet the Medium

March 20th – March 23rd TriState Convention in Framingham

March 29th 7 am – Foxwoods Bus Trip

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The Lodge now has a Book Swap! Take a book, leave a book! Peruse the titles we have available in the "Kids" room. ***********************************************************************************************************************************************************

POOL TEAM - Talk to Steve “Mouse” Correale about joining a team. ***********************************************************************************************************************************************************

Darts - If you are interested, please contact Paul Connolly at 978 664-3394. ***********************************************************************************************************************************************************

Every Monday Night at 7 PM - ZUMBA!!!!! Come and get your Zumba on in the function hall! Come on up and check it out! Nominal donation! ***********************************************************************************************************************************************************

Texas Hold'em! DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND.....It's now the first and third Thursday of every month at 6:30 PM!!!! Stop up and try your luck!

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Oldies Nite - Join us on the fourth Tuesday of every month at 6:30PM. Listen to your favorite Doo-Woppers croon music on the jukebox in the social quarters! Grab your bobby sox and dance, dress, or just drink and dream! Come on up for some fun fifties and sixties blasts from the past!

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Members Meetings - Come to an Open Men’s Members Meeting and see what it’s all about. Men’s Open Meetings are the first and third Wednesday of the Month. The Women’s Open Members Meetings are the second Wednesday of EVERY month at 7:30 pm. We need you! We need you to help rejuvenate the activities in the Lodge! As Summer winds down, we'll be looking to ramp up the activities and we always need help. Legion Breakfasts, Monster Jams, End of Summer BBQ, etc... We want to provide activities and events that are fun for all of you! Keep your eyes and ears open for a number of new and novel ideas...and if you have anything you'd like to see happen, see any Officer!!!!! None of our events happen by themselves so please consider seeing an Officer to volunteer your time! See “New Guy” Dave Schuettner in particular!

********************************************************************************************************************** The Lodge Website has been updated and includes many more events than we list here! www.moose1511.com *********************************************************************************************************************** North Reading on The Go! Did you know that The North Reading Moose now has an App that allows you to perform a variety of functions and obtain lots of information right from your mobile device? iPad and iPhone users can even install the app on their devices for quick and easy access to the site! Just click here to get started from any mobile device! **********************************************************************************************************************

Thank you to our Generous Members!! Thank you so much to all our members and co-workers who stepped up to the plate for our call for Take-A-Tag donations for the Penobscot Kids on Indian Island in Maine. This is the scond year that we have been involved in this so worthy cause and you have all stepped up to the plate in the most amazing outpouring of donations. Thank you to Sandy Horton, Deb Cacciapuoti, Peggy Murray and all the incredible volunteer and benefactors that made this possible..

Penobscot Indian Island Reservation is an Indian reservation for the Penobscot Tribe of Maine, a federally recognized tribe in Penobscot County, Maine, United States near Old Town. The population was 610 at the 2010 census.

(Note of Interest***Louis Sockalexis, the first American Indian major league baseball player, was Penobscot. He

was so strong he could throw a baseball across the Penobscot River. He had a remarkable season for the Cleveland Spiders in 1897)

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District 2 Meeting Schedule – Second Friday of Every month All Meetings begin @ 8 PM Jan 10

th - Revere

Feb 7th - Cape Ann

March Tri State Convention/Framingham Apr 11

th - North Reading

May 9th - Revere

June 13th - Malden

July 11th - Salem

August - MA/RI State Convention

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Legion Celebration Sunday January 12 2014 Celebration @ 11am

Celebration followed by dinner and cocktails

Dinner will be Steak Tips with Chicken served as an alternative.

Dinner is free to All Legionnaires Fellows and Pilgrims, and their guests.

This is a Great Ceremony. Everyone is requested to come in Full Regalia .

Any questions don't hesitate to email me - Jamie Curley curley550@gmail.com - or leave a note for me behind the bar.

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All You Can Eat Turkey Dinner Sat Feb 8th 4:00 pm -6:00 pm

Full Course Turkey Dinner, Gravy stuffing, mashed potatoes and

all the fixings! Donation $5.00 - anyone over 62 and under 6 years old is free.

Presented by Chef Dominic Cacciapuoti Please see Dom if you want to contribute to or help with the dinner.

Foxwoods Bus Trip - Save the Date. March 29th, 2014.Leaving at 8 AM and returning at 7 PM. $20.00 Donation. First Come First Served!! Details will follow. If anyone has questions they can see Erin O’Brien Holden.

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Saturday February 15th at 7 PM Comedy “Vega$” Rockin’ Night

North Reading Moose Lodge 1511 140 North Street, North Reading

Spaghetti - Meatball Dinner & Comedy Show with Live Band “Jake & the Boys”

Kelly Jurczak and Joyce Shirton have earned their College of Regents Degree. This is a Fundraiser to cover expenses & for Donations to

Moose Charities at Convention

Admission Ticket includes Dinner, Show & Door Prize of an Overnight stay in a

Suite at the Residence Inn in Woburn with

Complementary Managers Reception and Breakfast.

Raffle Table

Come for a full course Family Style Spaghetti & Meatball Dinner and

stay for the Comedy Show and Live Band.

Advance Tickets are $13.00. $15.00 at the Door.

See Kelly Jurczak (jellykake67@comcast.net) or Joyce Shirton for your Advance Tickets.

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