Description: An international organization of men and women dedicated to caring for the young and old.
Our license was never suspeded but put hold ater Michigan Liquor Control Commisission (MLCC) was audited and it was found that we were in a "dry" township. It appeared there had never been a vote repealing prohibitioin since 1934. Our townshp supervisor, Tim Ladd was at or lodge within minutes after he was notified of our situation and has worked with us tirelessly to remedy our situation. The Osceola Township Board met last night, voted to repeal prohibition and Tim submitted the paperwork this morning
LUNCH SPECIAL: hot dog and bag of chips $2.00 MONDAYS: Food from 5pm-8pm at Bingo and social quarter TUESDAYS: Taco Tuesday and more 5pm-8pm WEDNESDAY: Free Hotdogs/Chili Dogs with a drink purchase - Home-made potatoe curly chips $3.00 basket (Sponsored by John Keel) (No Hot Dogs Wednesday November 23rd-prior to Thanksgiving) THIRSTY THURSDAYS: 25 cents off all drinks, $5.00 pitchers FRIDAYS: Fish Fry (as scheduled) HAPPY HOUR DAILY: 4pm-6pm 25 cents off all drinks
You may have heard the saying, “A burden heavy to one is borne lightly by many.” This is at the core of the Moose organization and what makes us unique in our Lodges, local communities and charitable “cities” that we support. Our roots can be traced to 1888 and the founder of the Moose, Dr. Henry Wilson, who successfully established the first Lodge in Louisville, Kentucky. In the early years, the Moose was to serve a modest goal of offering men an opportunity to gather socially, to care for one another’s ne