Fraternal Order of Eagles Panhandle Aerie 4045 Dec. 2019

FORT WALTON BEACH, FLORIDA 850-862-4045 wbflaerie4045@cox.net

PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE … since 1898

OFFICERS

Worthy Jr. Past President

Scott Burger

Worthy President

Keith Erickson

president4045@gmail.com

Worthy Vice-president

Kent Beck

Worthy Secretary

Pauletta Seagle

secretary4045@cox.net

Worthy Treasurer

Lydia Burger

Worthy Conductor

Don “Doc” Brost

Worthy Chaplain

Connie Taylor

Worthy Inside Guard

Nancy George

Auditor

Jan Hemphill

Worthy Trustees

Dennis Lusk

Susan Palmer

Dorsey Taylor– chairman

Lissa Hughes

Ray Anderzunas

trustees4045@gmail.com

CONTENTS

From The Grand ... page 3

Florida State Aerie ... page 5 Worthy Past President … page6 Trustee’s Corner … page 7

Secretary’s Corner ... page 8 Around the Aerie ... page 10 Eagle of the Month Spotlight ... page 13 / 14

Eagle Riders ... page 17

Activities ... page 19

Jan Hemphill

Our current Auditor, photogra-

pher, mother.

Scott Burger

Jr Past Worthy President,

intrepid mail carrier

and motorcyclist.

Pauletta Seagle

Worthy Secretary, motorcyclist,

and photographer.

Kent Beck

Editor, Worthy Vice-president

Ginnie Kameenui,

Relentless organizer, pool shark,

grandmother.

Lydia Burger

Worthy treasurer, motorcyclist,

photographer.

Jose Martinez

photographer

CONTRIBUTORS

And Off we go ..

Thanksgiving meals for

Needy !! Wayne Runarsson Gray

Ron Malz, Grand Worthy President of

The Fraternal Order of Eagles, is a

longtime member of the organization,

joining Fairbault, Minn., Aerie #1460

in 1982. In 1988, Brother Malz was

named Worthy President of the Aerie,

igniting a path that has led him to

Grand Aerie service.

He later held the Minnesota State

President position for the 1999-2000

fraternal year and was appointed

North Central Regional President for

the 2006-2007 fraternal year.

Brother Malz joined the Grand Aerie

four years later, being installed as

Grand Worthy Outside Guard at the 2010 International Convention in

Louisville, Ky., continuing as Grand Worthy Conductor, Grand Worthy

Chaplain, Grand Trustee, Grand Worthy Vice President and is currently

serving as Grand Worthy President-Elect for the 2018-19 fraternal year.

He was also Secretary/Treasurer and Bulletin Editor for the State Mem-

bership Department – a position he held for 12 years.

He would like to emphasize promoting ritual, ritual competition and

recognition of Eagle involvement in our communities during his time as

an officer.

In his spare time, he enjoys camping. Brother Malz and his wife

Maureen have five children, nine grandchildren, and two great grand-

daughters.

Getting know your officers Our History The F.O.E. was founded in Febru-

ary, 1898 by six theatre owners

gathered in a Seattle shipyard to

discuss a musician's strike. After

addressing the matter, they agreed

to "bury the hatchet" and form

"The Order of Good Things." As

numbers grew, members selected

the Bald Eagle as the official em-

blem and changed the name to

"The Fraternal Order of Eagles."

The women's auxiliary traces its

roots to 1927. The Fraternal Order

of Eagles includes nearly 800,000

members and more than 1,500 lo-

cations across the United States

and Canada. Stop by one of our

locations and see why we're

known as ...

People Helping People.

I am thankful to you, my brothers and sis-

ter's of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, and

Besides my family, my health, and the

blessed life that I have lived and lived with

the F.O.E., I am thankful for many things

that I should consider and number daily as

blessings. I admit that I often fail there. I

take some very fundamental, big, and im-

portant things for granted and that I apolo-

gized for Here’s my thanksgiving list about

freedom, security, bounty, protection, and

my beloved Order, the "Fraternal Order of

Eagles".

First and foremost, I am thankful for my

wife Julie, and my kids as they make my life

meaningful. I am thankful for:

Freedom. I am thankful for my country, the

United States of America. We as citizens of

the United States of America live in a free

republic, one nation under God, with liberty

and justice for all. Our nation is not perfect,

for sure. But, many people want to come

here, stay, live and work, and enjoy those

promises. Freedom, it’s not free. I am thank-

ful for:

Security. I’m thankful for our military, and

for those men and women who have served

in the past and sacrificed to guard and pro-

tect our country, its citizens, and our liberty.

I’m also thankful for all members of our Air

Force, Army, Marines, Navy, and Coast

Guard who stand ready, willing, and able to

defend our sovereignty and protect us from

our enemies.

My father left his home to serve in the Army

Air Corp on a B-24 Bomber during WWII

and I and my brother served in our beloved

Corps. I am thankful for:

Physical blessings, such as food, water, and

shelter, also make my list of neglected

thanksgiving items. I’m thankful for the food

and water which nourish me and my family

every day of our life. I appreciate how Amer-

icans – me – have so many blessings. I have

so much more than I really need. I don’t

have a garden and do not raise animals. I’m

like so many others who do not grow and

harvest food. We benefit from the bounty

resulting from the hard work and dedication

of so many farmers, growers, ranchers, and

dairy operators. Just open your refrigerator

or go to your pantry, and take a long, hard

and thoughtful look. We must stop and think

more about them, and give thanks to the

people who raise or grow, harvest or pick,

package and transport our food.

I’m also thankful that I have clean water to

drink each day. Finally, and to keep my list

meaningful and manageable, I’m thankful

for the members of my community who pro-

tect me and will help me when I am in need.

I am thankful for the first responders. These

people stand ready to protect me from harm

or rescue me from peril. These special peo-

ple, police officers, firefighters, paramedics,

to name a few, deal with danger, high levels

of stress, unique risks, and uncertainty each

and every day they put on their uniform. I

thank them for their service.

And to you my Eagle family, I will think of

you as we pass bowls of mashed potatoes,

carved turkey, chestnut stuffing and then

pieces of pie before we lean back in our

chairs to linger over the conversation. And I

thank God for you.

Because having you here on my Facebook

page, reading my silly words or following my

life or meeting you across the nation in your

Aeries is one of God's beautiful gifts to me.

You know that, don’t you? My Eagle broth-

ers and sisters,

I think of you often, pray for you, listen to

what you share in the comments and hope-

fully impart on you some semblance of

knowledge of who we are and what we are

and more so, what we should be. I hope we

get to have a cocktail one day soon. Until

then, I’ll keep sending words in my place.

And you each individually:

You just keep doing what you’re doing, being

who you are as Eagles, changing the world in

our own wonderful way… making more rea-

sons for all of us (especially me) to be grate-

ful again next year (especially for you my Ea-

gle family).

Steve Silvestro is feeling grateful.

November 26 at 6:23 AM ·

Steve Silvestro

GRAND TRIBUNAL JUSTICE

Ormond Beach, Florida #4048

From The State Madam President

Dear Sisters and Brothers, October certainly

came and went so fast. We started out with an

E-Board in Cocoa where we shared a great

deal of information and a wonderful lunch-

eon. Thank you to the Ladies of Cocoa. We

then traveled to Titusville for an excellent An-

niversary Dinner, and the prettiest appetizers

table. Thank you to the Aerie and Auxiliary

for the room and the great dinner. Your dona-

tion to the charity is so appreciated. We even

enjoyed the entertainment. Next, we were off

to Auxiliary School in Pinellas Park, who put

out a great lunch for everyone. There was a ton of material covered

at the school. Please keep sending your members. Knowledge is

power. From there, we went to the Anniversary Gala in Spring Hill.

After the meal and the band came the most unusual and funny auc-

tion we have seen to date. A big Woo Hoo to the folks that went to

Cedar Key. They cancelled the parade so we had our own. We were

joined by the Clam Jammers and had a blast. Thanks for the hospi-

tality, despite the rain. I hope everyone had a festive Halloween.

Facebook showed everyone having a great time and raising funds.

Keep up the good work. Don't forget about the Calendar Drawing in

New Port Richey on December 7 and the register at the Plantation

for Mid-Winter. I am looking forward to the Wacky Golf Tourna-

ment. I want to wish you and your families a Happy and Healthy

Thanksgiving.

See you out there!

Respectfully submitted,

Beth Spaulding-Henschen

State Madam President

From The State Worthy President

Hello Brothers and Sisters It is hard to be-

lieve that the month of October is almost

gone, and the Holidays are quickly ap-

proaching. This month we have been to Ti-

tusville, Spring Hill, Cedar Key and attended

the State pool tournament in Dade City. It is

great to see all the teamwork and how much

can be accomplished when we all work to-

gether. A big thank you to all for your gener-

ous donations to our charity and the friend-

ship Brother/Sisterhood. The food and dec-

orations have been fantastic. A lot of you

know that SMP Beth and I are trying to lead

by example in promoting Aerie and Auxilia-

ry relations. Please remember we are all in

this together for a common goal. If we all

unify and work for that goal together, we

will have healthy, happy Aerie homes. As we

approach Thanksgiving, I pray that we will

all pause for a moment and give thanks for

all that we have and for being blessed to be a

member of the greatest Fraternity ever. I

wish you all a very happy, safe and blessed

Thanksgiving. I will see you on the Eagle

trail.

Fraternally yours,

Greg Hall

Florida State Worthy President

It's hard to believe December is here already. I would like to start by saying a huge Thank You

to all who donated and helped build the Thanksgiving boxes for those in need this year. We

had an excellent turn out and things seemed to move really smoothly. We look forward to see-

ing you all again for the Christmas boxes. It's time to start getting your names in for Christ-

mas and we will soon have the Angel tree up.

Another big THANK YOU goes out to all who helped with Meals on Wheels! It was

wonderful seeing all the volunteers from cooking, to assembly, and finally delivery. We

prepared and boxed up 100 meals and everything was out the door and on its way by

10:00 am. Wonderful job by all.

It's soon going to be New Years eve and we will be looking for some help with the

breakfast. I believe we have our head chef lined up but will be looking for kitchen help as

well as cleanup at the end. Please consider pitching in just a little to help.

Before we know it the end of the Eagle year will be upon us and it will be time to

nominate for next years officers. This past year was great, we had more nominees

than positions and had to have elections. I am really looking forward to next year

when I hope for even more. Please, if you even think you might be interested in

an officer position, get with me and let's talk. I have information on each and eve-

ry officer position and will be glad to give you a rundown on the duties and re-

sponsibilities. We truly need dedicated members to make this Aerie run.

Until next time, Keep Soaring!

Scott Burger

Worthy Past President

From the mind of The Past President

W HERE DID THIS YEAR GO? SEEMS LIKE YES-TERDAY WE WERE JUST CELEBRATING THE START OF

2019!!! SO AS WE ENTER THE HOLIDAY SEASON WE

WOULD LIKE TO SAY THANK YOU TO ALL OUR MEM-

BERS, AND WE HOPE YOU HAVE A SAFE AND WONDER-

FUL HOLIDAY SEASON. WE WOULD LIKE TO ALSO SAY

THANK YOU TO ALL THE MEMBERS WHO DONATED,

HELPED ORGANIZED, AND HELPED INSPIRED ALL

THE PROGRAMS, FOOD DRIVES, BENEFITS, AND HOLI-

DAY BENEFITS WE HAVE EVERY YEAR.

THIS YEAR WE SAW A PRETTY SUBSTANTUAL TURNOVER

IN OUR OFFICERS, WITH NEW MEMBERS STEPPING UP

AND RUNNING FOR OFFICE. WE WOULD LIKE TO

THANK ALL OUR FORMER OFFICERS FOR ALL THEIR

HARD WORK.

AS ALWAYS WE WANT TO STRIVE FOR A BETTER AERIE

AND A MORE FUNCTIONAL AERIE. SOMETIMES CHANGE

IS GOOD AND WE ALWAYS WANT TO BE RECEPTIVE TO

NEW IDEAS, NEW CONCEPTS, AND NEW INPUTS

FROM OUR MEMBERS. IN SAYING THIS IT IS ALSO THE

RESPONSIBILITY OF OUR MEMBERSHIP TO BECOME

MORE INVOLVED, UNDERSTANDING, RECEPTIVE,

AND CARING OF OUR AERIE. WITH MORE PARTICIAPA-

TION GREATER THINGS HAPPEN.

IN RETROSPECT, THERE HAS BEEN A LOT OF WHEELS

CHURNING AND CHANGING, BUT WE WOULD NOT

TRADE THE FRIENDSHIPS, MEMORIES, AND FEL-

LOWSHIP WE HAVE ENJOYED THIS YEAR. PEOPLE

HELPING PEOPLE IS ALIVE AND WELL IN OUR AERIE.

AS WE CLOSE OUT THIS YEAR AND LOOK FORWARD TO

THE NEXT SET OF ADVENTURES, GATHERINGS, BENE-

FITS AND EVEN CHALLENGES, LETS REMEMBER TO

STAY FOCUS, STAY INVOLVED EVEN IF IT IS JUST A

LITTLE BIT, EVERYTHING COUNTS. STAY HUMBLE

AND MOST OF ALL STAY CARING. WHAT IS TRULY

SPECIAL ABOUT THIS AERIE IS ALL THE CARING SOULS

IN THIS MEMBERSHIP AND IF WE CONTINUE WITH OUR

HANDS TOGETHER AND HELD HIGH WE WILL SUCCEED

IN KEEPING THIS AERIE STRONG.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS, THE TRUSTEES

Worthy President, Keith Erickson, swears in the

newest trustee, Dennis Lusk

Panhandle Aerie 4045 Members,

It is my pleasure to be able to serve as

your Aerie Secretary and I would like to

take this opportunity to Thank You for

being a Member and for your continued

support of our Aerie.

Most of my articles for our newsletter

consist of information that you as mem-

bers already know. So, again this month

I’m doing something a bit different.

I have been a member of Panhandle Aerie 4045 since 2002.

During the 17 years I have had the honor of serving our Aerie as

Trustee, Chaplain, Club Manager, Treasurer and currently your

Aerie Secretary. I began as an Aerie member, became an Auxil-

iary Member and then back to the Aerie. Over the years we have

gone from less than 100 members to over 300. We’ve gone

through good years and unfortunately a few not so good years.

Members have come and gone during this time and some al-

ways leave a lasting impression on our lives.

With Christmas and the New Year fast approaching it is my

hope that we continue to make strides within our Aerie and our

community. We have always been known as a Charity organiza-

tion, often we forget our true purpose within our Organization.

That’s the giving, the sharing and spreading of our motto

“People Helping People” to our local community and the world

at large.

Recently I had the opportunity to witness what our motto

stands for. While participating in a local event I saw what the

power of one selfless act of giving can do. During this event a

donation was made to a wonderful lady who puts her heart and

soul into our community. Each year she has an Angel Tree in

her establishment, some years there have been multiple names

or other years a single family in need is chosen. This year it hap-

pens to be a single mother with 3 children who lost everything

they had. With tears in her eyes she shared their story, it is truly

heartbreaking. When the time came for our ERG to make their

annual donation, a member handed our presenter a cash dona-

tion and said “add this to your presentation”. As our presenter

spoke of the work done by the recipient and what our organiza-

tion stands for “People Helping People”, and the donation made

by a fellow member. You could look around and see folks reach-

ing for their wallets, digging in their pockets, with tears in their

eyes, they weren’t all members of our Aerie, but you could see

the effect our motto was having on others. What an amazing

site it was! One gesture of caring spread through the crowd.

Just imagine what we as 300 plus members could accomplish if

we came together and worked as a whole.

We’ve always been blessed to have, like most organizations, that

core group that go above and beyond. We are truly grateful for

those who have come before us and set the example of what it

means to be an Eagle. Let me encourage you, not only during

the holidays, but through the year to share your motto each and

every day. If you are able to help others in any way, share your

Eagles motto of “People Helping People”. Don’t sit back, step

up, lend a helping hand, not only in your Aerie but also our community.

You never know what one gesture of kindness will start.

Like with last month’s article, let me again tell you how much I appreciate

you as a Member of Panhandle Aerie 4045. I appreciate your continued

support by keeping your membership current year after year. I appreciate

your stepping up and offering a helping hand. I appreciate all you do as a

Member of Panhandle Aerie 4045. You may say that you don’t have any-

thing to offer, but you do you continue to show your support by just being

a Member! Always know that you contribute to the work our Aerie is do-

ing and are greatly appreciated.

No one looks for a pat on the back or gratitude for a job well done. As

members of Panhandle Aerie 4045, let’s continue to supported and shared

our motto “People Helping People”.

Now for my PSA (Public Service Announcement) – December is another

very busy month around the Aerie, so make sure you stop by, call the Aer-

ie, contact another Member to see what you can do to help. Your contribu-

tions are greatly appreciated, even more so by someone you’ve never met.

Remember to say “How can I help?”

“If I cannot speak well of an Eagle, I will not speak ill of Him” and contin-

ue to share our motto “PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE”

Until next time, I hope to see you around the Aerie and thanks for being

my Brother and a member of my Eagles family.

Fraternally,

Pauletta Seagle

Aerie Secretary

New members from left to right

Laverne Lambert, Lenore Fierro,

Robert Hill, Dylan Henderson,

& Jonathan Vayo

Could you spare 3 hours of your time each month?

GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS

1st THURSDAY @ 7 P.M.

3rd THURSDAY @ 6:30 P.M. of each month

Donate groceries and hygiene products in the shopping cart, within the Aerie

All donations will go to local vets. Visit the store located within the SANTA ROSA

MALL near the food court on the third weekend (Friday/Saturday) of the month.

WWW.FOODFORVETS.COM

Kate Mayor (850-420-0170)

by: Jan Hemphill

Panhandle Aerie,

I can't Thank our

Eagles family and

our volunteers

enough for all

their hard work

during Meals on

Wheels this

Thanksgiving

day. You all did

an amazing job,

with your help

we provide 96

hot meals to el-

derly residents in

our community.

Thank You for

sharing our mot-

to "People Help-

ing People".

Much love and

hugs to you all

and may you

have a blessed

Thanksgiving

Day!

Pauletta

Seagle

Photos courtesy of: Pauletta Seagle, Lydia Burger & Jose Martinez

What an adventure! Toys 4

Tots is one of our favorite

events, we always look forward

to helping those in our commu-

nity. This year’s event did not

disappoint! Over 500 bikes

came out to support this wor-

thy cause! Your ERG Vice Pres-

ident Scott Carroll presented a

donation of $300.00 to Emerald Coast Children’s Advocacy

Center & Aerie Past Worthy President Scott Burger presented

a donation of $500.00 to Children in Crisis! WAY TO GO

PANHANDLE AERIE & EAGLE RIDERS GROUP! The giving

didn’t stop there, ERG members proceeded over to The Edge

for a visit with Ms. Paula Kelly & her Angel Tree where Past

Worthy President Chuck Seagle presented her with a donation

of $150.00, along with a cash donation of $100.00 from ERG

member. With that being done the blessings began to rain

down with other ERG members pitching in to help, even had

some other folks there visiting help out her Angel Tree. You

could feel the love being shared all around.

We’ll see you in January, when we pick up our monthly din-

ners again. We’re looking at having Soups & Stews, sounds

good on a chilly night!

We are always looking for New Members! If you are a Member

in good standing with our Aerie, you qualify to join the Eagle

Riders! You do not have to own a motorcycle to be a Member

either!

Our meetings are held the 1st Wednesday of each at 6:30 p.m.

Thank you for all your support, as we share our motto:

“PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE”

To our local community and the world at large.

ACTIVITY LIST Monday, Dec 16th

Cut off for Angel Tree & Christmas Baskets

Saturday, Dec 21st Aerie CHRISTMAS PARTY DINNER 6 PM

DIRTY SANTA gift exchange 7 PM

Minimum $20.00 value gift

BIRTHDAY PARTY

Sunday, Dec 22nd @ 430pm Assemble Baskets and Gifts

Sunday, Dec. 29th Decorate for NEW YEAR’S EVE 3PM

Tuesday, Dec. 31st NEW YEARS PARTY 7PM

POTLUCK hors d'oeuvre ... Bring finger foods to share

MIDNIGHT BREAKFAST

Champagne @ midnight

Entertainment: THE REMEDY

PLEASE DONATE FOOD ITEMS

UP TO DEC. 22ND

IN NEED OF HAMS: bring Day of the 22nd

EAGLES MID-WINTER CONFERENCE - Friday -

Sunday January 24 - 26, 2020 Where: Plantation Inn

and Golf Resort 9301 W. Fort Island Trail - Crystal Riv-

er, FL 34429 RESERVATIONS: call 800-632-6262

PLEASE LEAVE YOUR NAME AND TELEPHONE

NUMBER SO THEY CAN CALL YOU BACK mention

“Eagles Mid-Winter Conference” Rate is $101 - $121

plus tax and fee The 1st 100 people to register have a

chance to win a Weekend Get Away!! REGISTRATION

FORM

Name__________________________________

____________________Phone______________

_Address________________________________

___________________

City/State/Zip__________________

Aerie[ ] Aux[ ] Number_____________

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Questions Contact Rich Scott 727-326-5789 Laura

Sager 352-502-6052 Sherry Moore Payable To: Florida

State Auxiliary Donna Marcinak 118 S. Lunar Terr In-

verness, Fl 34450 Registration Fee $30.00 - THIS

WILL INCLUDE SATURDAY LUNCH & BEVERAGE ( )

$40.00 AT THE DOOR

630pm

EVERY FRIDAY

POOL

LEAGUES

City leagues

Tues. & Wed.

@ 7pm

APA

Mon / Tues

Thurs.

@ 7pm

QUEEN OF

HEARTS

RAFFLE

IS BACK

SATURDAY NIGHTS

8 PM

December 2019 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2 Trustee’s Meeting

6pm

3 4 Eagle Riders

meeting 630

5 Aerie

Meeting 7pm

6

BINGO 630 PM

7

8 9 Trustee’s Meeting

6pm

10 11 12 13

BINGO 630 PM

14

15 16 Trustee’s Meeting

6pm Cut off for Angel tree

17 18

19 Aerie

Meeting 630pm

20

BINGO 630 PM

21 Birthday

Party Xmas party Dirty Santa

22

Xmas basket assembly

23 Trustee’s Meeting

6pm

24 25 26 27

BINGO 630 PM

28

29 Decorate

for NY eve

30 Trustee’s Meeting

6pm

31

New Year’s

Eve Party

BARBARA DENNETT 1

LAURA THOROUGH 2

CAROL COMES 3

SANDI NELSON 3

SUSAN PALMER 5

ELAINE TRUNDY 5

SHELLY POIRRIER 9

MYONG RENFROE 10

STEPHEN PAINTER 11

CINDY DAVIS 12

DENNIS MCCAY 12

DORSEY TAYLOR 13

EDWARD DELLAMANO 15

ISA KUTLESHI 15

RONALD WHITFIELD 15

PATRICIA LEONARD 16

TINA CALLAHAN 18

EDGAR SHEETS 18

NICHOLAS OLDS 21

DON BROST 22

THOMAS BURNS 22

CHRIS HARRIMAN 22

RONNIE LONG 22

MICHAEL LEEDS 23

T. “BUTCH” CLARK 25

WENDY TINDALL 25

DONNA DOBSON 26

DIANNE HOLLADAY 27

CHRIS KIRSCH 28

GEORGE THOMPSON 28

HAL EDWARDS 29

SANDRA IAMES 29

ANEITA SUTTON 30

JEREMY LYLE 31

Our Eagles Christmas Dinner and Dirty Santa Party will be on Dec 21st. Dinner will start

at 6pm . Our Aerie will provide the turkey and ham . We ask that everyone please bring a

side dish to share. Dirty Santa gift exchange will start at 7pm. If you would like to partici-

pate in the gift exchange please bring a $20 minimum wrapped gift . This will also be our

members Birthday party for December. Let's make this a wonderful Christmas at our

Aerie. Hope to see you all there.

Every year our Aerie hosts an Angel Tree

program to help families in need. Our An-gel Tree is up and going. Please help by

choosing an angel from the tree. There is a sign up sheet under the tree, we ask that you put your name, phone number and

angel number of the family you choose on the paper. The deadline to sign a family up for the tree is Dec16th . No other families will be accepted after that date so that we have time to organize everything. We will be assembling the food boxes and gifts for delivery on Sunday Dec 22nd at 4:30 pm.

We ask that all wrapped gifts with the child's name on

each gift to be brought to the Aerie

on Dec 22nd by 4:30 pm. PLEASE keep the card with the family number

with all gifts. Thank you for participat-

ing !! People Helping

People

Ginnie Kameenui

EVERY FRIDAY

630 PM

GREAT GAMES

AND CASH

PRIZES

GREAT

FOOD

Free Breakfast @ midnight!!