Fraternal Order of Eagles

Willamette Aerie & Auxiliary No . 2081

The Eagle Beak Salem, Oregon

Published monthly

April 2018

Worthy President Brothers,

The visit by the Fraternal Order of the Eagles State President came on February

28. For those of you who missed it we had a great visit. Carl Wilson (State Presi-

dent) delivered the message that the organization must change or we (the Eagles)

are facing extinction. We must change to get new faces and ideas. We are all

growing older and need new energetic people to fill our shoes. Again the message

even though it is hard we must change. Carl brought some excitement as he is

multi-talented and sang with the band Bad Motor Scooter. April is nomination

month for officers for the 2018-2019 year. Please make it known if any of you

wish to run for office. Holding an office is a great experience and a great honor.

Everyone should consider being an officer. Thank you for your participation in the

events of the lodge. You being involved is greatly appreciated. We all need to

continue to be positive – negativity is depressing! Please be positive and think

about what you can do for the lodge. Anything at all is appreciated. We are con-

tinually looking for events so if you know anybody that wants a wedding, recep-

tion, celebration of life, family reunion, class reunion, company party, Christmas

party or just a plain get together please consider the Eagles as a place to do that.

We can fix dinner, cater events or all the necessary things you may need! We are

still looking for donations for the roof. We still have a person willing to match

$1,000 donations. Please consider this so we can get a new roof and continue our

march to stay in our current home. The entertainment committee has planned a lot

of music on Fridays and Saturdays. This is a great cost and we must have partici-

pation for these to continue. I personally believe that the new bands are exciting

and from discussing with those present you the members think so also. Remember

to think positive. It will always make your day better!

Thank you Worthy President Jim Morgan

Madam President March has come and gone,

hopefully spring brings more

sun than rain. I checked out

the new bands, they are a great

addition to the lodge. The

Auxiliary also had the annual

Easter bunny visit to the senior

“children” at Windsor Health

& Rehab. April 1st is Easter

Sunday, if you plan on eating

out, come down to your Eagle

lodge for a wonderful brunch.

Sisters, please consider com-

ing to a meeting. I try to keep

it to an hour and there have

been some wonderful items

donated that you could win

while supporting the Charities.

Speaking of charities, the Feb-

ruary Heart Fund did well be-

cause of the efforts of Auxil-

iary Chairwoman Delilah and

Aerie members who helped

her.

Come see what we have to

offer in April & May

Eagle Beak Mailing Form Aerie Brothers if you wish to get the Eagle Beak mailed to you the cost is $10.00 per year. One year is May –

April. The Aerie is encouraging everyone to have the Eagle Beak sent to you through email. What do you get?

You get it a week before it is mailed. You get updates on what is going on at the lodge. Saves the lodge money

and saves you money! If you choose email, please send an email to Salemeaglebeak@gmail.com. You can also

Facebook to get last minute updates and changes at the lodge at www.facebook.com/eagles.salemoregon If you

choose to have yours mailed, please mail your check for $10.00 and the form below to Salem Eagles 2771 Pence

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BINGO EVERY Monday Night!

$10 buy in gets you 10 games, 6 boards per game.

For an additional $1.00 you can play the blackout game

at the end of the night and win up to $200!

Starts at 6:30 p.m. ends around 8:30 p.m.

Come early to eat and buy your BINGO packets

Texas Hold’em

Every Wednesday and Saturday

At 7:00 p.m.

In the Poker Room

Come down support your lodge

Dinner is starts at 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

HORSE RACE BINGO

Every Wednesday

At 6:30 p.m. – 7:45 p.m.

Come on down

bet on the Horse, have Dinner

and

then dance at 8 pm

Mixed Scotch Double Pool Tournament

Every Monday

At 7:00 p.m.

Come and support our lodge

Have Dinner and play pool with some great

Eagle members

April

1

Easter Break-

fast Brunch

9am-1pm

Tacos $2

5pm-7pm

Karaoke

5pm-9pm

2

Burger night

5pm-7pm

Bingo 6:30 pm

Pool

7pm-10pm

3

Trustee

meeting 6pm

Aerie meeting

7pm

Aux meeting

7pm

4

Horse race

bingo 6:30pm

Poker 7pm

Jefferson Park

8pm-11pm

5

Broasted

Chicken

5pm-8pm

Karaoke

6pm-10pm

6

Prime Rib

Special

Queen of

Hearts Draw-

ing 8:30pm

7

Poker 7pm

Shatterproof

8pm-11pm

8

Breakfast

9am-12pm

Tacos $2

5pm-7pm

Nashville

Express Jam

6pm-9pm

9

Aux dinner

5:00pm-7pm

Bingo 6:30 pm

Pool

7pm-10pm

10

Trustee

meeting 6pm

Aux meeting

7pm

11

Horse race

bingo 6:30pm

Poker 7pm

Taska

8pm-11pm

12

Broasted

Chicken

5pm-8pm

Karaoke

6pm-10pm

13

Prime Rib

Special

Queen of

Hearts Draw-

ing 8:30pm

Jefferson

Parks

8pm-11pm

14

Poker 7pm

Amos True

and Easy

Targets

7pm-10pm

15

Breakfast

9am-12pm

Tacos $2

5pm-7pm

Karaoke

5pm-9pm

16

Burger night

5pm-7pm

Bingo 6:30 pm

Pool

7pm-10pm

17

Trustee

meeting 6pm

Aerie meeting

7pm

Aux meeting

7pm

18

Horse race

bingo 6:30pm

Poker 7pm

Straight

Shooter

8pm-11pm

19

Broasted

Chicken

5pm-8pm

Karaoke

6pm-10pm

20

Prime Rib

Special

Queen of

Hearts Draw-

ing 8:30pm

Straight

Shooter

8pm-11pm

21

Poker 7pm

Bad Motor

Scooter

7:30pm-11pm

22

Breakfast

9am-12pm

Tacos $2

5pm-7pm

Jefferson Park

Jam

6pm-9pm

23

Burger night

5pm-7pm

Bingo 6:30 pm

Pool

7pm-10pm

24

Trustee

meeting 6pm

Aux meeting

7pm

25

Horse race

bingo 6:30pm

Poker 7pm

Bad Motor

Scooter

8pm-11pm

26

Broasted

Chicken

5pm-8pm

Karaoke

6pm-10pm

27

Prime Rib

Special

Queen of

Hearts Draw-

ing 8:30pm

Broken

Cowboy

8pm-11pm

28

Poker 7pm

29

Breakfast

9am-12pm

Tacos $2

5pm-7pm

Karaoke

5pm-9pm

30

Burger night

5pm-7pm

Bingo 6:30 pm

Pool

7pm-10pm

MESSAGE FROM THE JUNIOR PAST WORTHY PRESIDENT

In case you haven’t heard, we have regular bingo every Monday night at 6:30. Buy in is $10.00 plus you can buy

blackout tickets for $1.00 each after you have bought the initial buy in. Blackout pays $200.00. The games usually

end around 8:30 pm, so it won’t keep you out too late. As you have read in this bulletin many times, we are still in

need of volunteers. The lodge is being painted and help could be used there. It won’t take too much of your time

and it will make you feel good that you did something for someone. If you can’t volunteer, then how about donat-

ing some $$$$$ to the roof fund. Even a few $$$ will make a difference. If you were not at the lodge when they

had Rib Eye Steaks you really missed a wonderful meal. We are trying to get our weekend music going again and

on the 9th there was a pretty good turn out. Let’s keep building on these nights. Starting in April we are going to get

our jam sessions going again on the 8th and 22nd with Max Jones hosting 4/8/18 and Gary B. and Vern hosting on

the 22nd. Let’s turn out and support this activity as everyone involved is working very hard to coordinate all activi-

ties at the lodge.

Remember that nominations for all officer positions are to be held at the last meeting in April with elections to be

held at the 1st meeting in May. Fraternally, Ron Weathers

Welcome New Aerie Brothers

Mark Knecht, Robert Palm, Bruce

Hall, Jay Lindsey, Terry Stanfill,

Chad tucker, Ken Wilson, Robert,

Boyer, Gary Braucht, Terry Craw-

ford, William James, James Koch,

Cipriana McQueen, Robert

McQueen, Kenneth Wilson, Wallace

Wood, James Petersen, Don Stovden-

mymer, Bernadette Guerrero, Brenda

Moore, Terry Wyatt

Aerie Brothers

Nomination of Aerie Officers: April 17, 2018 in the Aerie

Meeting at 7 pm. If you would like to become an officer, all

officers position are open for nominations. Open position are

as follows, Worthy President, Worthy Vice President, Wor-

thy Conductor, Worthy Chaplain, Aerie Secretary, Treasure,

and seven (7) Trustee positions. If you can not make the meeting and you

want to be nominated, please write a letter a have a brother nominated you

and then read that on the floor that you accept the nomination. All officers

are eligible for nominations. The vote will be May 1, 2018, in the meeting,

during the Good of the Order. You must attend the meeting and have your

Official Receipt to show proof of membership.

Eagle Beak Advertising

We have business card space or smaller in the Eagle Beak to advertise. The cost is $60.00 per year, Prorated at

$5.00 per month. Advertising off sets the cost to print the Eagle Beak. If you are interested or you know someone

that might be. Give yours or their business card to a Trustee or put it in the Trustees mail box for approval. Then

after the approval the Trustee’s will get in contact with you and then the payment can be made.

Brothers

Willamette Aerie 2081 of Salem is

proud to have you as a member. We

hope you continue your membership by renewing your

dues of $60.00. Your Official Receipt will expire on of

May 31, 2018. If you come into the lodge after that date

you will need to go to the bar and pay your dues. You can

still mail in your dues after May 31st. The door card is

ORANGE for 2018 -2019. Please remember to put your

Official Receipt with your name on it in the ORANGE

key card holder. THE DOOR LOCK WILL BE

CHANGED ON June 1, 2018!

The Grand Aerie Constitution and Statues states; “Section

71.3. All dues shall be paid in advance to the local

Aerie annually. They become due and payable on May

31st of each year.”

April Birthdays

Gloria Albright Terry Anderson James Belden David Bolton Robert Carter

James Corbett William Frye Dr. James Greer Darlene Griffith Kim Hays

Mike Heinrich Thomas Henne Darrel Holmes Ralph Hunt Forest Jennings

Leroy Johnson Ron Johnson Darwin Kimball Jerry Looney Mike Looney

Raymond Lyles Robert McQueen Tom Mesdag Clara Miller Joshua Morgan

Tom Moss Roni Odam-Cutright Terry Park Rosa Ramirez Robert Taylor

Marvin Turner Samual Valdez James Vandehey Maria Vazquez Mike Williams

Jerry Willis Ken Wilson Kenneth Wilson

Attention Aerie and Auxiliary Members

Please do not give the door person(s) or

bartenders a bad time when they ask to see

your Official Receipt at the door or bar.

They are doing their jobs. The door person

(s) or bartenders is required by law to ensure

that everyone that is in the lodge is a current

paid member or a signed in guest. Delin-

quent members cannot be signed in as a

guest. O.L.C.C requires that all members

have their Official Receipt with them when-

ever they are in the lodge. Again, the door

person(s) or bartenders are doing what is

required of them. If you have a problem

with this policy the trustees meet on Tues-

day nights at 6 pm in the poker room.

Aerie Brothers we are in need of a Membership

Committee and a Interview Committee. The Membership Committee needs 3 or more Brothers

and one chairperson. The Membership Committee ex-

plains to the candidate what the Eagles organization is

about, the charity work we do, our different commit-

tees, puts on events to bring in new members and ad-

vertises through social media, discounts on hotels and

motels, hearing aids, office Depot & Office Max. The

committee make sure that the application is filled out

properly.

The Interview Committee needs 3 or more Brothers

and one chairperson. This committee Interview the

candidates to make sure they are a good fit for our

lodge. We have a list of questions to ask each candidate

that is provided to us from Grand Aerie. The Interview

Chairperson brings to the floor the candidates names to

be voted on.

Brothers we need these two committees filled immedi-

ately. We need to build our membership back up to a

good level to support our lodge. We need to be in com-

pliance with the Grand Aerie Constitution and Statutes.

If you are interested, please see Worthy President Jim

Morgan or you can call the Aerie Secretary Ann

Madsen and leave a message at 503-363-3212. I will

get you in touch with the Worthy President.

Reminder on Volunteer Hours “PFO”

This month we would like to cover the importance of

documenting your volunteer hours. These hours do a

great deal to keep us a non-profit Lodge and off the tax

roll. We have to prove we are “People helping people”.

We are constantly in battle with the Government over

this, so the more hours we acquire, the more ammo we

have to keep our current status. These hours can be ac-

quired by any help to the needy, disabled, less fortunate,

even helping around the lodge, etc.… Examples; taking

someone to a doctor, dentist, eye appointments, any type

of appointment, errands, grocery, post office, shopping

etc.… Any non-profit fund raisers, care giving, help

someone around their house, sharing company, giving

comfort etc.… To donations to the lodge, money, food

supplies, raffle items, these all take travel time hours

mileage, etc. Maintenance repairs, we have chairs to re-

pair, painting, pulling weeds, the list is long. Forms are

available to track your time are on the glass case in the

entryway, please turn in monthly to a Aerie/Auxiliary

Secretary

QUEEN OF HEARTS game is starting March 31st

see any officer or the bartender for information!!!

Upcoming Events

Next 3 Months Events Quick Reference April May June

1st Easter Brunch Buffet 5th Stop League 23rd Wine Tasting

7th Hobo Night 12th Eagle Rider Oyster Feed 25th-29th Camp ASL

14th Rock & Roll Sock Hop 13th Mother’s Day Brunch

28th Roller Derby 19th 40/8 Steak Night

TBD Volunteer Recognition 20th Eagle Members Memorial Service

HOBO NIGHT

SATURDAY, APRIL 7

DINNER - HOBO STEW

5:30PM-7:00PM

PUT YOUR GRUBBIES ON!

SHIRTS AND PANTS (WELL WORN)

LET YOUR HAIR DOWN!

BEARD GROW!

BAND-

SHATTER-

PROOF

8:00pm-

11;00pm

COME DOWN-

BE SILLY AND

ENJOY

THE NIGHT!

SOCK HOP

"WE'RE GONNA PARTY LIKE IT'S 1959"

SATURDAY, APRIL 14

CAR CRUISE-IN 3:00PM

1ST PLACE, 2ND PLACE, 3RD PLACE

DINNER 5:00PM - 7:00PM

HAMBURGERS, FRIES, ROOTBEER FLOATS

BAND- AMOS TRUE AND

THE EASY TARGETS

50'S-60'S

7:00PM-10:00PM

CONTESTS

HULA HOOP

LIMBO

TWIST

SWING'

WE ALL KNOW THE

50'S-60'S DRESS ATTIRE.

SO, COME ON DOWN AND DRESS THE

OCCASION.

WE'RE READY TO ROCK AND ROLL. State Worthy President Carl Jamming

with the band Bad Motor Scooter

during his visit to our Lodge EASTER BRUNCH

Sunday April 1st

9:00 a.m.—1:00 p.m.

Cost is $10

Chicken fried steak

Eggs benedict

Biscuits & gravy

Eggs casserole

Fried potatoes

Pasta bar

Sweet rolls

The Auxiliary's 90th year celebration was held Feb 13, 2018.

Annually the Past Madam Presidents are acknowledged for their service.

Woodburn Auxiliary #3284 sisters assisted in the ritual. Many thanks to them.

Cake and Ice Cream was served by the Aerie to all present after the celebration.

Past Madam Presidents pictured are:

Sitting - Kay Huber, Burna McStacy, Fran Green, Kay Staab, Suzie Kerns, & Cheryl Mushany.

Standing - Annie Douglas, Sharon Watson, Cathy Barnes, Jenny Wood, Lorna Gillinnis, & Joyce Frye.

AUXILIARY DINNER

Cost $10.00

Monday, April 9, 2018

5:00pm to 7:00pm

Yummy Spaghetti

with: green salad,

Garlic bread, coffee,

& dessert. Please

come & have a good

meal while supporting

your Auxiliary Sisters.

May 14: Glazed Pork Roast

June 11: Meatloaf

Aerie Officers

Worthy President Jim Morgan

Junior Past President Ron Weathers

Worthy Vice President Jack LaBox

Worthy Conductor Greg Wuefling

Worthy Chaplain Julie Knudson

Secretary Ann Madsen

Phone: 503-363-3212

Inside Guard Lyle Braff

Trustees Al Unwin

Brent Collee

Harry Ditton

Janice Collee

Jim Magar

Gloria Greiner

Grandmother JoAnn Oslie

Auxiliary Officers

President Peggy Rummell

Past Madam President Cheryl Mushaney

Vice President Cecily Martinez

Chaplain Paula Stewart

Secretary Joyce Frye

Treasurer Lorna Galinnis

Conductor Mary Chance

Inside guard Ramona Iacono

Outside guard Delilah Ginther

Trustees Becky Torrez

Caron Moreno

Cathy Barnes

Auditor Annie Douglas

Father Ann Madsen

Mother Carol Stanley

Grandmothers Carol Moreno

Joyce Frye

Hours Kitchen

Sunday: 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m.—noon

Monday: 4:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m.

Tuesday: 4:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Closed

Wednesday: 11:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m.—1:30 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.—8:00 p.m.

Thursday:11:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m.—1:30 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m.

Friday: 11:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m.—1:30 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m.

Saturday: 3:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m.

Salem FOE 2771 Pence Loop S Salem OR 97302

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stamp

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Wednesday Night Dinner

Specials Apr 4th Meatloaf Apr 11th Ribeye steaks Apr 18th Halibut and chips Apr 25th Chicken fried chicken