Fraternal Order of Eagles

Willamette Aerie & Auxiliary No . 2081

The Eagle Beak Salem, Oregon

Published monthly

March 2018

Trustee’s Corner

We have added to our trustees with Gloria coming aboard. It has been nice having another trustee to help

out with our duties. It has been nice seeing the improvements to the lodge with the floor, painting and

fixing up the bar. We as always are looking for volunteers to do a variety of things in the lodge so if you

have some spare time go talk to any trustee or officer.

Worthy President Brothers Another month has passed. The attitude and finances of the lodge are greatly improved due to the fact that that more mem-bers are enjoying the lodge. We are having more music & ac-tivities. Thank you to all who have come & continue to come and support our lodge. We have a person who has donated $1,000.00 to the roof fund. He is willing to match other people who donate $1,000.00. Did you hear that, he is willing to match others who donate $1,000.00. This would greatly help our roof fund. Please consider helping toward our roof fund. About Membership - Please help us with new members. Don't you know somebody that you can invite to join our lodge and enjoy the dancing, dinning & social events. Remember every member helps! We need volunteers and you don't have to give a lot of time 2 hours/month to more are always welcome. Think about having gatherings, reunions, family dinners or just plain get together here at the lodge. It is a great place to meet your friends for lunch, Sunday breakfast, dinners, karaoke, dancing, and other events. Remember, Think Positive it will always make your day Better! Jim Morgan Worthy President

Junior Past Worthy President Well we have passed the ¾ mark of the eagle year and are still going. We still need a lot of volunteers for various things that go along with keeping the lodge going. A lot of changes with bands are taking place so please come down and check them out and let the people in charge know if you like or dislike them (new bands). The menu has also changed so come down and try it out. Remember the motto of being an Eagle is “IF I CANNOT SPEAK WELL OF AN EAGLE I WILL NOT SPEAK ILL OF HIM”. And remember we are PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE. Fraternally, Ron Weathers

Madam President Sister and Brothers, the month of Feb-ruary was bus with the Heart Fund Charity. Chairperson Delilah did a great job. Thanks to everybody for their contributions, support and help. The lodge also had some new things happening in February. PLEASE come on down to YOUR lodge and check out the new bands, new menu in the dining room, new cook (food is good!), and new activities. If you missed it in Feb some of the same things will be hap-pening this month, March. A big THANKS to our Aerie brothers for coming to the lodge on their non-meeting Tuesday to help Auxiliary # 2081 celebrate their 90th anniversary. That's a lot of history!! Sisters I hope you can come to a meeting once a month or so, I try to keep it to an hour, and we need your help to get us to the 100th anniversary, 2027!!!!!!! Peggy Rummell Madam President

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

March

1

Broasted

Chicken

5pm-8pm

Karaoke

6pm-10pm

2

Prime Rib

Special

Movie Night

3

Poker 7pm

Broken Cow-

boy

7:30pm-11pm

4

Breakfast

9am-12pm

Tacos $2

5pm-7pm

Karaoke

5pm-9pm

5

Burger night

5pm-7pm

Bingo 6:30 pm

Pool

7pm-10pm

6

Trustee

meeting 6pm

Aerie meeting

7pm

Aux meeting

7pm

7

Horse race

bingo 6:30pm

Poker 7pm

Jefferson Park

8pm-11pm

Bake Sale

8

Broasted

Chicken

5pm-8pm

Karaoke

6pm-10pm

9

Prime Rib

Special

Jefferson

Parks

8pm-11pm

10

Poker 7pm

Nashville Ex-

press

11

Breakfast

9am-12pm

Tacos $2

5pm-7pm

Karaoke

5pm-9pm

12

Aux dinner

5:00pm-7pm

Bingo 6:30 pm

Pool

7pm-10pm

13

Trustee

meeting 6pm

Aux meeting

7pm

14

Horse race

bingo 6:30pm

Poker 7pm

Taska

8pm-11pm

15

Broasted

Chicken

5pm-8pm

Karaoke

6pm-10pm

16

Prime Rib

Special

Jefferson

Parks

8pm-11pm

17

Poker 7pm

Jefferson

Parks

18

Breakfast

9am-12pm

Old Timers

2pm-3pm

Tacos $2

5pm-7pm

Karaoke

5pm-9pm

19

Burger night

5pm-7pm

Bingo 6:30 pm

Pool

7pm-10pm

20

Trustee

meeting 6pm

Aerie meeting

7pm

Aux meeting

7pm

21

Horse race

bingo 6:30pm

Poker 7pm

Straight

Shooter

8pm-11pm

22

Broasted

Chicken

5pm-8pm

Karaoke

6pm-10pm

23

Prime Rib

Special

Bad Motor

Scooter

7:30pm-11pm

24

Poker 7pm

25

Breakfast

9am-12pm

Easter Party

Egg Hunt

1pm-3pm

Tacos $2

5pm-7pm

Karaoke

5pm-9pm

26

Burger night

5pm-7pm

Bingo 6:30 pm

Pool

7pm-10pm

27

Trustee

meeting 6pm

Aux meeting

7pm

28

Horse race

bingo 6:30pm

Poker 7pm

Bad Motor

Scooter

8pm-11pm

29

Broasted

Chicken

5pm-8pm

Karaoke

6pm-10pm

30

Prime Rib

Special

Nashville Ex-

press

8pm-11pm

31

Poker 7pm

The Eagle and Change This about the eagle, but we can apply it to our selves and to Our lodge. The Eagle has the longest life span of any bird. It can live up to 70 years. But to reach this age, the the eagle must make a hard decision. In its forty’s, its long and flexible talons can no longer grab prey, which serves as food. It’s long and sharp beak becomes bent it’s old-aged and heavy wings, due to Thick feathers become stuck to it’s chest. Then the eagle has two choices, die or go through painful process of Change that last’s for 150 days. The process requires the eagle fly to a moun-tain top and sit on its nest. There the eagle nocks it’s beak off against a rock and waits for a new beak to Back, then it will pluck out it’s talons. When the talons grow back, the eagle Starts plucking out it’s old feathers. And after 5 months takes, the eagle takes its famous flight of rebirth. It lives for thirty years. Why is change needed? Many times, in order to survive we have to start a change process. We sometimes need to get rid of old memories and habits, and other Past tradi-tions. Only freed from past burdens, can we take advantage of the Present. When it rains, most birds head for shelter. The Eagle is the only bird that to avoid the rain soars above the rain clouds to avoid the rain. We can take lessons from the Eagle, after all we were named for this Magnificent bird Worthy Vice President, Jack LaBox

Upcoming Events

Next 3 Months Events Quick

Reference March April May

7th Bake Sale 1st Easter Brunch Buffet 5th Stop League

17th St. Patrick’s Day 7th Hobo Night 12th Eagle Rider Oyster Feed

18th Old Timers 14th Rock & Roll Sock Hop 13th Mother’s Day Brunch

Wednesday Night Dinner Specials Mar 7th Ribeye steaks Mar 14th Chicken fried steak Mar 21st Halibut and chips Mar 28th Ribs

Wednesday March 7

Auction at 9:00 p.m.

Many Items to Purchase

Please Bring Down Your Fa-

vorite Creation to

Donate for the Auction

by 7:00 p.m.

Bring Your Sweet Tooth and

Enjoy Some

Home Baked Goodies

Any Questions?

Contact Gloria

Sunday March 25

1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Bring you kids and grand-

kids to hunt for Easter

Eggs

A family day of fun for our

younger members

Bring a dessert to share in

a dessert bar

There will be prizes and

games for all the kids

2018 Old Timer Membership Recognition Party All Brothers, Sister and families are welcome for the membership recognition and lunch. A

Spaghetti Lunch will be served at 1:00 pm before the pins are handed out. The lunch is free for

members and their families. The following members are to receive membership pins on March

18, 2018 at 2 pm. If you cannot attend, your pin can be picked up after the party until May 31,

2018. They cannot be picked up before the party and will not be mailed after the party. If you

feel that you were left off the list in error, your name is misspelled or if you have question

please call the Ann Madsen, Aerie Secretary 503-363-3212 or Joyce Frye Auxiliary Secretary

503-931-3774

2018 Aerie Old Timer List 2018 Auxiliary Old Timer List

55 year

Roy Ebel

50 years 50 years

Richard Barr Sandra Hildenbrand

45 years 45 years

Richard Mautino Maryce Babbitt

40 years 40 years

Bill Bowman Dorothy Burch

Vern Stokke Sandy Ellison

Donna Houtz

Sally Stolley

Nancy Willard

35 years 35 years

Merlin Dobson Rosemary Halvorson

Jim Morgan Joan E Harmsen

Darlene Salter

Carol Wright

30 years 30 years

David Bolton Paula Dubois

Daniel Fowlds Suzanne Kerns

Daniel Henry Betty Jo Kostenborder

Duane Wendorf Molly Mink

Mary Robinson

25 years 25 years

Geoffrey Bryan Carol Bird

David Evenhus Barbara Brauch

Mike Heinrich Sharon Dornbusch

Doug Hendryn Drene Ehmke

Garry Seely Rita Lane

Jerry Willis Kathleen Lillico

20 years 20 years

Gary Chezem Rebekah Cartwright

Ron Coleman

Richard Downer

William McGregor

James Toney

Mark White

15 years 15 years

Richard Barker Rosaline Bradley

Richard Giddens Mary Crocker

Jack Layton Barbara Cuno

Norman Miller Janet Dornhecker

Reese Miller Mary J O’Neil

Tom Ritchey

10 years

Marc Ferries

Sandra Gulzow

Richard Petersen

Larry Williams

5 years

Geary Anderson

Janis Bowman

Steve Clark

Marjorie Davenport

Don Elliott

Kenneth Forbes

Jerry France

Gary Fry

Theodore Hendren

Gary Lewis

Raymond Lyles

Calvin Mathistad

Lyle Myren

Vern Vogel

Danial Williamson

Carmen Zimmerman

Doug Zimmerman

Message from Auxiliary Secretary Hello sisters. I hope you had a healthy winter and looking forward to spring. The Auxiliary is

doing well. I hope we can look forward to you paying your 2019 dues. If each sister could bring

in one new member our Auxiliary would soar. Remember we have our meeting at 7 p.m. every

Tuesday with the exception if there is a fifth Tuesday in the month. We have an enjoyable

meeting and hanlde our business. Each meeting we haved a raffle table for the charity of the

month. We are always in need of like new items to raffle. We also enjoy homemade goodies. If

you could help our monthly charity by donating items it would be much appreciated. If you

want you can drop off the items in front of the Auxiliary secretary door. Remember to check the

list of the sisters who will be receiving year pins. We hope you can attend. Joyce Frye, Secre-

tary

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

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

Hours

Sunday: 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Monday: 4:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Tuesday: 4:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Wednesday: 11:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m.

Thursday:11:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Friday: 11:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Saturday: 3:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Kitchen Hours

The new hours that started February

1st are:

Sun 9am-noon

Mon 5pm-7pm

Tue closed

Wed 11am-1:30pm and 5pm-8pm

Thu 11am-1:30pm and 5pm-7pm

Fri 11am-1:30pm and 5pm-7pm

Sat 5pm-7pm

Kitchen hours are subject to change

for special events. The menu is also

going to be updated.

Taco Sundays

Come join us on

Sundays for

great tacos. The

tacos are $2

each.

IRISH Auxiliary Dinner. Cost $10.00 Monday March 12, 2018 5:00pm to 7:00pm Traditional Corned Beef ,Cabbage, Potatoes and Carrots. Dinner Roll & Salad. Included in the price of the meal; coffee and des-sert !!! Please come and have a good meal while supporting your Auxiliary Sisters.

Note from the Editor

I have been receiving many articles and information

that different personnel want put in the Eagle Beak

late. The cutoff for receiving information is the 10th

of the month. To effectively produce a quality pub-

lication I will no longer accept late submissions for

the Eagle Beak. I will hold the article and put it in

the next month. Thank You.

Nominations in April Nominations are coming in April so if you are interested in running for any officer or

trustee positions please apply!

Eagle Beak Mailing

If you are interested in receiving a mailed copy of the Eagle Beak there will be a $10

a year charge to cover mailing costs. Please see any officer or trustee and they will

put you on a mailing list and collect you money. We are also looking for volunteers to

help print, label and mail the Eagle Beak for members that would like to receive it.

Please let an officer or trustee know if you can help with the mailing.