Women of the Moose
Board Members:

Senior Regent:

Joanie Kubilius   Chapter973@MooseUnits.org

Junior Regent:

Maria Klewinski    

Junior Grad Regent:

Jan Powell    

Chaplain:

Pat Motto    

Recorder:

Judy Kindermann   Chapter973@MooseUnits.org

Secretary-Treasurer:

Lara Grund    
       

Guide:

Maureen Saunders    

Assistant Guide:

Bernice Yeater    
       

Membership-Retention:

Angie Winslow May  

Publicity:

Vacant June  

Academy of Friendship

Benneta Griffin August  

Youth Involvement:

Jennifer Kindermann July  

College of Regents:

Diane Murrow November  

Mooseheart-Moosehaven

Vacant October  

Moose Charities:

Vacant March  

Star Recorder:

Beverly Dahl September  

Community Service:

Jill Breedlove December  

Education Advancement:

Ann Muniz January  

Health Awareness:

Lisa Marco April  
Lady in Waiting: Jan Powell    
Family Involvement: Jeanne Boehm Feburary  
       
Ways & Means: Jan Powell    
Sickness & Distress: Vacant    
Secret Pal: Dianne Murrow    

Christmas Party

Chapter    

Audit Chairman:

Jean Rose    
Newsletters: Chapter    

Application Chairman:

Joan Ovens    
       

WOTM Application

Meetings

WOTM Application

  1st Wednesday WOTM Board 6:00PM to 7:00PM - Bsmt  
    WOTM Chapter 7:00PM to 9:00PM - 2nd Floor  
 

3rd Wednesday:

WOTM Board 5:30PM to 7:00PM - Bsmt  
    WOTM Chapter 7:00PM to 9:00PM - 2nd floor  
All unit officers are invited. Officer's Joint Meeting All unit officers are invited.

By working together we can achieve Honors for all!


The Women of the Moose

The Women of the Moose, established in 1913, is a unit of Moose International, Inc.  They are a private organization open only to members and their qualified quests.  Membership is by invitation only. Women, over the age of twenty-one, who are interested in joining, can make application for membership into any one of over 1600 local Chapters throughout the United States and Canada.

The Women of the Moose provides social, sports, family and community service opportunities in a fraternal setting. Members of the Women of the Moose dedicate many volunteer hours to those in need, not only in their own Chapter and Lodges, but more importantly, to those in the community. Other programs which are proudly supported by the Women of the Moose include Scouting, drug awareness, crime prevention, adopt a highway, adopt a park, youth and adult sports leagues, scholarship programs, toys for needy children, feeding the hungry and disaster relief efforts.

The Women of the Moose also provide assistance to countless national charities such as MDA, Arthritis Foundation, American Cancer and Heart Associations and veterans organizations to name just a few. The two main objectives of the Women of the Moose are Mooseheart and Moosehaven. The maintenance and financial support of these two communities comes almost solely from the men and women of the Moose Fraternity.  Mooseheart, our "Child City" is located in the Fox River Valley, west of Chicago Illinois. It is a 1,000 acre campus where children in need are housed, educated and cared for in a loving home environment and are raised by professionally trained family teachers.

Moosehaven, our "City of Contentment" is located in Orange Park, Florida.  This is where the Moose Fraternity provides for the cares and needs of our senior members.  Currently, a health care facility, called The Life Care Center, is being built which will provide state of the art medical care to Moosehaven residents.

Each Women of the Moose Chapter is guided by a six member volunteer Board of Officers elected by the membership. Monthly meetings include Chapter Night where new candidates are enrolled, Business Meetings where the Chapter members approve plans for events, ballot on new members and vote on finances of the Chapter, and Committee Meetings when plans for future projects and events are discussed. Members of the Chapter are encouraged to attend these meetings. The Chapter Board of Officers meets once a month to remit required paperwork and to form proposals for projects and events that are voted on by Chapter members.

The Chapter Board of Officers works closely with the Board of Officers of the Loyal Order of Moose to provide family, social and fund raising opportunities. The rules and guidelines for the Women of the Moose are established at International Headquarters under the leadership of Grand Chancellor. Four Directors, also based at International Headquarters, report to the Grand Chancellor and administer Women of the Moose functions in Finance, Chapter Development, Sports and Ritual, and Membership Training.


Chapter 973 Women of the Moose
Attending the February 2010 Mid- Year Convention

Chapter Women of the Year - Benetta Griffin - Chapter Rookie of the Year - Jan Powell

Co-Workers receiving their Academy of Friendship degree at the IMA Mid-Year Convention:

Lara Grund

Benetta Griffin received her Green Cap in August 2009



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