Membership Goal Net Gain PENNSYLVANIA STATE AERIE, F.O.E. STATE OFFICERS THOMAS JACK SHIREY JR Past State President Clarion Aerie #3807

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1 STATE OFFICERS THOMAS JACK SHIREY JR Past State President Clarion Aerie #3807 DONALD W. LUMADUE State President Clearfield Aerie #812 H. JAMES HINDERLITER State Vice-President New Bethlehem Aerie #1860 DWAINE SHUPE State Secretary Blairsville Aerie #1488 TED MINICH State Treasurer New Bethlehem Aerie #1860 PENNSYLVANIA STATE AERIE, F.O.E. P.O. BOX 799, LATROBE, PA PHONE: (724) FAX: (724) ADDRESS: March 2017 JOHN JORDAN SR. DONALD W. LUMADUE Membership Chairman Charity Chairman Tarentum Aerie #699 Clearfield Aerie #812 TIMOTHY FINNERTY MICHAEL EPPLEY Legal Advisor Webmaster Carnegie Aerie #1134 Gettysburg Aerie #1562 STANLEY C. HILL State Trustee, 5 th Year Hanover Aerie #1406 C. MICHAEL CLEPPER State Trustee, 4 th Year Carlisle Aerie #1299 TERRY LONGBERRY State Trustee, 3 rd Year Meadville Aerie #429 JEREMY FRITS State Trustee, 2 nd Year Sunbury Aerie #503 CLINTON SLIMA State Trustee, 1 st Year New Brighton Aerie # 1342 JOSEPH BARGELLA State Chaplain Nanticoke Aerie #834 RAY ROBERTS State Conductor Carrick Aerie #1520 ERIC HOOVER State Inside Guard Williamsport Aerie #970 MICHAEL DELIO State Outside Guard Falls Creek Aerie #965 Membership Goal Net Gain

2 ZONE 1 DISTRICTS: 9,10,11,12,13 and 15 JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER TOTAL ZONE ONE DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY ZONE 2 DISTRICTS: 5,7,8 and 14 JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER TOTAL ZONE TWO DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY ZONE 3 DISTRICTS: 1,2,3 and 4 JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER TOTAL ZONE THREE DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY PENNSYLVANIA STATE GRAND MEMBERSHIP TOTAL 4,636

3 State President s Report Donald W. Lumadue Membership Chairman s Report March, 2017 Hello Brothers and Sisters: On Feb. 11 th I travelled to Blairsville to meet my Membership Chairman John the kissing bandit we were met by District Director T.P., State Secretary Dwaine Shupe, PMSP Chris Shupe. Dwaine was our van driver for the tour so we loaded up and headed to Derry #1612. When we arrived we were met by a full bar of members. We did our meeting and greeting, had a couple refreshments and said our good byes and headed to Tony Angelo Aerie # We were greeted by a few Officers and members. They had a lite lunch prepared for us, so we ate and mingled with everybody. We said our good byes and loaded up and went to Somerset Aerie #1801. There must have been 35 patrons enjoying a Saturday afternoon at the Aerie. After our meet & greet we said our good byes and headed back to Blairsville Aerie. Blairsville was having a spaghetti dinner. The meal was excellent. On Feb.12 th I travelled to Jeannette Aerie #844 for District -8 Meeting. There was a good turnout for the meeting, after having something to eat I said my goodbyes and headed back to Clearfield. I would like to thank everyone for the donations to my Charity and also Blairsville for the nice goodie basket in my room. On Feb. 18 th I travelled to Uniontown Aerie #828. I was met by John & Ruth and District director BA Anderson. We left and headed to Point Marion Aerie #1932. When we arrived we were greeted by the Steward and Secretary Barney. After a few refreshments we headed back to Uniontown Aerie #828, they had a lite lunch prepared for us, we did our meet & greet and then headed off to Connellsville Aerie #493 where we were met by Madam State Treasurer Jeannie Tressler. We had a few refreshments, said our good byes and headed to the motel for the night. On Feb.19 th went to Dunbar for the District Meeting. We were greeted by several officers and members. Dunbar has a really nice Aerie home and all the work was done by volunteers. Their District Meeting was well attended and informative. After eating a bite I said my good byes and headed back to Clearfield. I would like to thank everyone who donated to my charity and for all the hospitality. On Feb. 25 th I travelled to Meadville Aerie #429. I was met by John & Ruth Jordan, District Director Gary Baker and State Trustee Terry Longberry. Terry was our tour guide for the day. Our first stop was Greenville Aerie #805, the Aerie was packed they were having a special meeting concerning some real estate they own. After our meet & greet and a few refreshments we were off to Grove City Aerie # Grove City now has a liquor license. So all eagle members are welcome to visit them. They presented me with a silver plate from August Wendall Forge and a check for my Charity thank you Grove City. Our next stop was Franklin Aerie # 328, the Aerie was very busy. After our meet & greet the Aerie treated us to a lunch, it was very good. We said our good byes and moved on to Oil City Aerie #283. When we arrived it was standing room only. They were having a member s appreciation day. We talked to several Officers who were doing the cooking. We had a couple refreshments and said our good byes, unfortunately Oil City is still a men only Aerie. We headed back to Meadville and was treated to dinner by Meadville Aerie. I would like to thank everybody for their hospitality and donations to my Charity. Upcoming events: Feb.25 th District -1 Tour at Meadville March District-13 Tour March 11 th -District-9 Tour Dinner Dance March 12 th District-9 Mtg. at Hanover March 18 th District -3 Tour March 19 th District-3 Mtg. New Brighton March 25 th District 5 Tour Verona March 26 th District-5 Mtg. Pittsburgh #76 April 1 st 108 th Birthday Celebration - Bellwood April 8 th State Madam Pres. Genie Lutseo s Testimonial Bethlehem

4 April 9 th - District- 11 Meeting at Bethlehem April 22 nd State President Don Lumadue s Testimonial Clearfield April 29 th District 4 Tour New Bethlehem May 20th District -15 Tour May 21 st District -15 Meeting at Bellefonte REMEMBER ALL THOU THE WORLD MAY SCOFF AND JEST, A LIFE OF SERVICE IS THE BEST AND HAPPINESS WILL ALWAYS BE TO HIM WHO SERVES HUMANITY! Fraternally, Donald W. Lumadue John Jordan Sr. PA State President Membership Chairman

5 On Feb. 11th State President Don and I went on a District 8 tour. We was joined by Aux. State Membership Chairman Ruthie Peg Leg Jordan, District Director TP, State Sec. Dwaine Shupe, Aux. State Jr. Past President Chris Shupe, Trustee Terry, Ned from Tony Angelo Aerie, and President from Bellwood Rick and his wife Leslie. First we headed to Derry. We was met by Trustee Rick and Gary, Kim the sec. and we spoke to the members that was there. Jen the Bartender gave us refreshments. They show us their Aerie then we moved on to Tony Angelo Aerie where we was met by President Bob and Mary, Ned the trustee, I/s guard Ed and Kerry the Bar Manager. They gave us refreshments and a lunch, Thanks it was very good. We visited with the members and had a great time. Then we headed for Somerset Aerie Where we was met by President Steve, Joann the Aux. President, Lois the sec. Mark the Trustee, John the O/S Guard and the Pres. Of the Eagle Riders, and Wendy the bartender. Steve showed us the Aerie and told us of the events that they are doing to promote membership, they must be doing something right they have 168 members so far this year. They Presented Don with a Charity Check. Then we headed like second home there Where we was met By Pa. State Sec. / Aerie Sec. Dwaine ( Fred ) Shupe, Aux. State Jr. Past President Chris Shupe, Pres. TP, Trustee's Terry and John, VP Chuck, I/S Guard Mike. For the Aux. State Inside Guard /Aux. sec / bartender Jen Faser. VP Kelly, Sandy, Cindy Trustee's and Kim. Blairsville held a sweetheart dinner dance that evening and the place was packed. Very good food and entertainment. Everyone worked very well together as it always should be. The Aerie and the Aux. presented Don with Charity checks. Then on Sun. Feb 12th We visited Irwin Aerie and met with sec. Lori, mike trustee, Heather Trea. And Joyce ( Mom ) Bartender we had a few refreshments then headed to Jeanette Aerie for District 8 meeting. There was 21 present It was good to see Bellwood members present and they are adding Bellwood to the District 8 rotation. Don and I spoke and the meeting was well run. Some donations was given to Don's charity. On Feb. 18th State President Don and I went on a District 8 tour. We was joined by Aux. State Membership Chairman Ruthie Peg Leg Jordan, District Director Robert ( BA ) Anderson. We started off with Point Marion and was met by Sec. Barney and Bartender DEE DEE and a member Brian from Kingwood W VA. We got a tour of the Aerie with is very nice and after I made a mess of spilling my drink on the bar oops we left for Uniontown. We was met by Pres. Mary, Sec. BA, VP Bob, Dick Trea., Trustee Shooter also VP Eagle riders. They served us refreshments and a lunch. We visited with the members and the Aerie and the Eagle Riders presented Don checks for his Charity. We headed for Dunbar Aerie this place is up on the hill and enormous. They are fixing the place up. We was met by Pres. Joe VP Wayne, Trustee's Eric & Brian, O/S Guard Wade and Bartender Ashley. The served us some refreshments and showed us the Aerie and grounds. I Spoke to a member Chuck Beal, he is a stage 4 cancer survivor and the have had 2 annual cancer survivor benefits and the 3rd one will be on July 22nd where they will be having a 1970 sportster for the main prize. Then we headed to Connellsville Aerie where we was met by Pres. Don, VP Dave Trustee's Troy & Bob, Aux. Sec. Angel and PSP & State Trea. Jeannie. We visited with the members and Granma was the best. The had a lunch and refreshments for us. They had entertainment that evening and we headed for the hotel. On Feb. 19th we headed for Dunbar Aerie for District 14 meeting. The meeting was very well run there was 20 present. Don and I gave our reports and they had a delicious meal afterwards. Thanks for everything District 14. On Feb. 25th State President Don and I went on a District 1 tour. We was joined by Aux. State Membership Chairman Ruthie Peg Leg Jordan, District Director Gary Baker and Pa State Trustee and Aerie 429 Sec. Terry Longberry. We started off to Greenville Aerie where we was met by Pres. Mark Sec. Dick, Trustee Waldo, Ron conductor/bartender, Jean the Aux. Pres. And Sierra the bartender. They gave us some refreshments and showed us the Aerie. They have a beautiful upstairs meeting room. As we was leaving they was having a meeting and the Aerie was packed. Then we was off to Grove City where we was met by Mike the VP, Trustee's Scott & Rick, Phil the Trea. And kelly the bartender. We visited

6 and Peg leg and myself played electronic bowling machine. I WON. Then we headed for Franklin Aerie where we was met by Sec. /Trustee Michelle, Bryan Trustee, Don Past Pres. And Jody the bartender. We visited and they also have a beautiful meeting room upstairs, you should see the antique furniture upstairs. They provided lunch for us and was telling us of the improvements that they have made. They also told us of the apple fest the Franklin has the first weekend of October. We want to go for that. Then we headed for Oil City where we was met by Pres. Eric, Trustee's Randy & Scott & BJ, Calvin Sec and Jim the VP> They was having member appreciation day. After we left Gary and Terry took Don, Ruthie and I to a really nice place by the lake for supper. Ruthie and Don got the picture by A large ceramic Pirate. After we left we went to Meadville Aerie and was joined by Sec. Terry, Trustee's Gary & Chico. Dave & Deb, Ted the bartender. Jim showed me the Aerie and the bowling lanes downstairs. Pretty neat. He also said that last year they donated over $ 56, to various hospital agencies and this year they are going to try to donate a Van for the VA Hospital. We want to thank Terry and Gary for the tour and then we was on the way home. The Aerie has 4,109 members and the Aux. has 992 members x 4 = 3,968. We are still ahead by 141!!! way to go guys keep the members coming in for Don & I and we hope to see you in the near future. May God Bless, State Membership Chairman John Jordan.

7 INFORMATION The PA State Aerie Office is located in Latrobe, PA MAILING ADDRESS: PA State Aerie, F.O.E. P.O. Box 799 Latrobe, PA Telephone Number: (724) Fax Number: (724) Address: PA State Aerie Website: ATTENTION AERIE SECRETARIES: Please make sure all Officers in your Aerie have been entered into MMS. Any Aerie wishing to hold an Officer Training Class, please send a WRITTEN request to the PA State Aerie Office. Any Aerie needing assistance per the MMS system, record-keeping, etc., please send a WRITTEN request to the PA State Aerie Office. Any Aerie requesting a visit by PA State President Don Lumadue please send a WRITTEN request to the PA State Aerie Office. Please make sure that the State Aerie Office has an updated address for EVERY Aerie Secretary. Any Aerie making a donation to the PA State Presidents Charity please make check payable to Robert Hanson Diabetes Fund and on memo mark it for PA State President Charity. If you have not paid November 2016 Per Capita Tax please do so now!!!!!!!!!!!! Please make checks payable to PA STATE AERIE and mail to PO Box #799 Latrobe, PA UPCOMING EVENTS: Future Grand Aerie Conventions: Grand Rapids in July 17-20,2017 Don Lumadue Testimonial Dinner April 22, 2016 in Clearfield PA State Conference June 2017 ~ June 8-10, 2017 Doubletree Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh Mason Dixon ~ March 31 April1, 2017

8 PA STATE SPORTS SCHEDULES REMINDER FOR AN AERIE TO HOST A PA STATE SPORTS TOURNAMENT, THE AERIE PER CAPITA TAX MUST HAVE BEEN PAID! PLEASE NOTE: All Sports Events are now open to MEN and WOMEN applicants Pool Tournament Williamsport Aerie # Bowling Tournament Carlisle Aerie # Dart Tournament Gettysburg Aerie # Golf Tournament Falls Creek Aerie # Pool Tournament Littlestown Aerie # Bowling Tournament Falls Creek Aerie #965 ANY AERIE INTERESTED IN HOSTING A SPORTING EVENT SHOULD SEND A WRITTEN REQUEST TO THE

9 PENNSYLVANIA PER CAPITA TAX DELINQUENT LIST For the Aeries listed below that have not yet paid their per capita tax, please send in your payment as soon as possible. This money owed should have been earmarked from the members payment of dues. Remember for a member to participate in a state or national sport tournament, or any other event, their Aerie must have paid the Aerie s per capita tax. Please don t penalize your members. AERIE # AERIE NAME TERM DISTRICT ONE 328 Franklin May Greenville.Nov Wattsburg..Nov DISTRICT THREE Rochester May 2016, Nov Ellwood City..... Nov 2015, Nov DISTRICT FIVE 76...Pittsburgh Nov DISTRICT SEVEN Waynesburg Nov Canonsburg Nov 2015, May 2016, Nov Brownsville. Nov Washington... Nov 2015, Nov.2016 DISTRICT EIGHT Jeannette... Nov Patton Nov Conemaugh...Nov DISTRICT ELEVEN Stroudsburg... May 2016, Nov DISTRICT TWELVE 74...Wilmington DE... Nov Lansdale Nov Fairless Hills... May 2016, Nov Oxford...Nov Ocean View DE... May 2016, Nov DISTRICT THIRTEEN Pottsville... Nov 2015, May 2016, Nov Milton Nov DISTRICT FOURTEEN Point Marion.Nov.2016 DISTRICT FIFTEEN Burnham... May 2016, Nov PLEASE MAKE ALL STATE PER CAPITA CHECKS PAYABLE TO PA STATE AERIE F.O.E. MAIL TO PA STATE AERIE BOX #799 LATROBE PA

10 GRAND AERIE PER CAPITA TAX DELINQUENT LIST For the Aeries listed below that have not yet paid their per capita tax, please send in your payment as soon as possible. This money owed should have been earmarked from the members payment of dues. Remember for a member to participate in a state or national sport tournament, or any other event, their Aerie must have paid the Aerie s per capita tax. Please don t penalize your members. AERIE # AERIE NAME TERM DISTRICT ONE 805 Greenville.Nov Wattsburg.Nov DISTRICT THREE Ellwood City... May 2016, Nov DISTRICT FOUR New Kensington..Nov New Bethlehem... (Pmt. Plan) May 2016, Nov DISTRICT SEVEN Waynesburg.Nov Brownsville.. Nov Bentleyville... (Pmt. Plan) Nov 2011, May & Nov May & Nov 2013, May & Nov 2014, May 2015, Nov 2015, May 2016, Nov Washington... Nov 2015, Nov DISTRICT NINE Harrisonville... May 2015, Nov 2015, May& Nov DISTRICT ELEVEN Stroudsburg...Nov DISTRICT TWELVE Lansdale..Nov Fairless Hills May 2016, Nov Oxford Nov Oceanview..Nov DISTRICT THIRTEEN Pottsville. (Pmt. Plan) May & Nov 2013, May &Nov May 2015, Nov 2015, May 2016, Nov Mt. Carmel Nov Milton...Nov DISTRICT FIFTEEN Burnham...Nov PLEASE MAKE ALL GRAND AERIE PER CAPITA CHECKS PAYABLE TO GRAND AERIE F.O.E AND MAIL TO THE GRAND AERIE AT 1623 GATEWAY CIRCLE SOUTH GROVE CITY, OH

11 PENNSYLVANIA STATE AERIE MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM The following Top Zone Producers will have their choice of a heavyweight hooded sweatshirt with Eagle emblem or $30.00 cash prize. TOP ZONE PRODUCERS FOR FEBRUARY 2017 ZONE AERIE NAME NUMBER PROPOSED Bonnie Kline Sue M. Russell Kim Smith Melissa Cooney 8 In the interest of greater participation for the producer s prizes, the Top Zone Producer(s) is ineligible for the lesser Top District Producer prize. The Top District Producer(s) has a choice of an Aerie hand tooled brown leather wallet or $10.00 cash prize. A minimum of three members must be reported to be eligible for a prize. TOP DISTRICT PRODUCERS FOR FEBRUARY 2017 DISTRICT AERIE NAME NUMBER PROPOSED Richard E. Wilson Thomas Jack Shirey Chance W. Jones Joanie Sestili Chris R. Carder Brandon Fletcher Frank A. Russell Douglas A. Bryner Christopher D. Wolfkill Jenny L. Armstrong 4

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13 Please send your schedule to the PA State Secretary so we can list it here. Dist. No. Host Aerie Day Date Time February Rochester # Sunday...February 19, :30 pm 04...New Kensington #533...Sunday...February 19, :00 pm 08 Jeannette #844..Sunday.February 12, :30 pm 09...Gettysburg # Sunday...February 12, :00 pm 11.Allentown #110 Sunday February 19, :00 pm 13...Milton # Sunday...February 26, :00 pm 14...Dunbar # Sunday...February 19, :30 pm March Meadville #429 Sunday...March 19, :00 pm 02 Clarion # Sunday.March 19, :30 pm 03...New Brighton #1342 Sunday...March 19, :30 pm 04 Indiana # Sunday.March 19, :00 pm 08.. Bellwood #1859.Sunday.March 12, :30 pm 09...Hanover # Sunday...March 12, :00 pm 13...Pottsville #134...Sunday...March 19, :00 pm 14...Connellsville #493...Sunday...March 19, :30 pm 15 Williamsport #970.Sunday March 19, :00 pm April Oil City #283 Sunday...April 16, :00 pm 03...Freedom #1342 Sunday...April 23, :30 pm 04...Kittanning #896...Sunday...April 09, :00 pm 08 Irwin#1671 Sunday.April 09, :30 pm 09...Waynesboro # Sunday...April 09, :30 pm 10 Scranton #314 Sunday.April 09, :00 pm 11 Bethlehem #284 Sunday.April 09, :00 pm 13...Mt. Carmel #464...Sunday...April 16, :00 pm 14...Point Marion # Sunday...April 16, :30 pm May Grove City #1895 Sunday...May 21, :00 pm 02...Clearfield #812.Sunday...May 21, :30 pm 03...New Castle #455.. Sunday...May 21, :30 pm 04...Apollo # Sunday...May 21, :00 pm 08.Somerset #1801.Sunday...May 21, :30 pm 09...Littlestown #2226 Sunday...May 07, :30 pm 10 Honesdale #1858..Sunday.May 21, :00 pm 13...Sunbury #503...Sunday...May 21, :00 pm 14...Dunbar Twp. # Sunday...May 21, :30 pm 15.Bellefonte #4320..Sunday.May 21, :00 pm

14 ATTENTION AERIES & AUXILIARIES Webmaster Mike Eppley has asked that all Aeries and Auxiliaries that have not uploaded the website links to the State website do so now. To upload, go to the PA State website, go to the left hand side of the home page look for the contact us link, click and fill out the form to the attention of Michael Eppley with your website information and submit. NOTICE Any Aerie or District wishing to have a Hospitality Room at the Convention in June Please submit your request to the Pa. State Aerie. HOSPITALITY ROOM RESERVATION FORM ATTACHED TO THIS NEWSLETTER.

15 PA STATE PRESIDENT'S FUND ROBERT HANSEN DIABETES AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT KATHLEEN CARTZENDAFNER 4512 $ PA PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB 1219 $ 1, NIGHT CAPPERS 1219 $ JOHN'S HAIR CUTS 1219 $ JOHN & RUTH JORDAN 1219 $ LARRY & GENIE LUTSEO 1219 $ SCOTT & CAROL BRASILE 1219 $ ROBIN, STEPHANIE & DONALD LUMADUE JR. $ SCRANTON $ JEREMY FRITS $ SCRANTON $ CLEARFIELD $ 2, SYKESVILLE $ CARRICK $ PETER PONINSKY $ JEREMY FRITS Cash $ 5.00 WAYNESBURG 598 $ SABRINA ELLIS $ DUSTIN DAMON CASSEDAY $ DONORA 502 $ BROWNSVILLE 1356 $ CLARION $ 1, DISTRICT 11 LADIES AUXILIARY 219 $ RICHARD COSNER CASH $ 5.00 RICHARD & SHIRLEY COSNER 6098 $ KUTZTOWN $ LOU PERONIS $ BOB & CAROL WAHLS (CHRISTMAS AD) 2222 $ BUNNIE L. PIPHER (CHRISTMAS AD) 6995 $ DONALD & ROBIN LUMADUE (CHRISTMAS AD) 1241 $ TED MINICH (CHRISTMAS AD) 3366 $ LARRY & SHIRLEY MONN (CHRISTMAS AD) $ DONNIE & SHIRLEY MOFFITT (CHRISTMAS AD) $ ORVILLE & ERMA MCCRACKEN (CHRISTMAS AD) 9008 $ WILLIAM & SHIRLEY MONN (CHRISTMAS AD) 2577 $ CLINTON & CATHERINE SLIMA (CHRISTMAS AD) 1334 $ DISTRICT 8 LADIES AUXILIARY 543 $ BROWNSVILLE $ DWAINE & CHRIS SHUPE (CHRISTMAS AD) $ NEW KENSINGTON 533 $ PAT & RA,MON RODRIGUEZ $ TARENTUM 699 $ TARENTUM AUXILIARY $ APOLLO $ APOLLO $ NEW CASTLE AERIE $ OIL CITY $ 7, GETTYSBURG $ BLAIRSVILLE AUXILAIRY $ BLAIRSVILLE AERIE $ 3, EDGEWOOD AERIE (SOMERSET) $ 1, DISTRICT $ NEW BETHLEHEM $ BROOKVILLE AUXILAIRY $ FALLS CREEK $ BROOKVILLE AERIE $ 1, REYNOLDSVILLE $ FORD CITY $

16 CLEARFIELD $ 3, BETHLEHEM $ TOTAL $ 26, CHARITY FUND DONATIONS ART EHRMANN CANCER FUND AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT NIGHT CAPPERS Cash $ 5.00 SCRANTON $ MIKE & SYLVIA CLEPPER (CHRISTMAS AD) 2197 $ TONY ANGELO $ CLARION $ JAMES & PATTI HINDERLITER (CHRISTMAS AD) 5468 $ JAMES & BARBARA CLARK (CHRISTMAS AD) 6790 $ LARRY & KELLIE MENDENHALL SR. (CHRISTMAS AD)In Memory of Big John 4603 $ ORVILLE & ERMA MCCRACKEN 9009 $ NEW CASTLE AERIE $ CHARITY FUND DONATIONS ART EHRMANN CANCER FUND - continued BLAIRSVILLE $ 2, CARRICK $ BRROKVILLE $ 1, BETHLEHEM $ CLEARFIELD $ 1, TOTAL $ 6, D.D. Dunlap Kidney Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT SCRANTON $ TONY ANGELO $ BLAIRSVILLE $ 1, GETTYSBURG $ BETHLEHEM $ CLEARFIELD $ 1, TOTAL $ 3, Alzheimer's Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT TONY ANGELO $ DISTRICT #15 IN MEMORY OF DON HEARN 102 $ BLAIRSVILLE $ 2, PAUL & SUE VOIGHT IN MEMORY OF DON HEARN (CHRISTMAS AD) 3899 $ CLAIRION $ NEW CASTLE AERIE $ GETTYSBURG $ CLEARFIELD $ 1, TOTAL $ 5, Jimmy Durante Children's Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT SCRANTON $ TONY ANGELO $ CLARION $ OIL CITY $ 3, BROOKVILLE $ 1, CLEARFIELD $ 1, TOTAL $ 6, Diabetes Research Center Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT FREEPORT $ 20.00

17 NEW CASTLE AERIE $ CLEARFIELD $ 1, TOTAL $ 1, Golden Age Eagles Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT BROOKVILLE $ 1, CLEARFIELD $ 1, BETHLEHEM $ TOTAL $ 2, Jimmy Durante Child Abuse Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT BLAIRSVILLE $ 2, CLEARFIELD $ 1, TOTAL $ 3, Lew Reed Spinal Cord Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT SCRANTON $ BLAIRSVILLE $ 1, GETTYSBURG $ CLEARFIELD $ 1, TOTAL $ 3, Max Baer Heart Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT SCRANTON $ MIKE & SYLVIA CLEPPER (CHRISTMAS AD) 2196 $ BLAIRSVILLE $ 2, BROOKVILLE $ 1, BETHLEHEM $ CLEARFIELD $ 1, TOTAL $ 4, CHARITY FUND DONATIONS Memorial Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT BLAIRSVILLE $ 2, GETTYSBURG $ CLEARFIELD $ 1, TOTAL $ 3, Muscular Dystrophy Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT TONY ANGELO $ DUNBAR $ 1, CLEARFIELD $ 1, TOTAL $ 2, Drug Awareness Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT TONY ANGELO $ BLAIRSVILLE $ TOTAL $ 1, CPR Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT

18 TOTAL $ - Eagle Village AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT CLEARFIELD $ 1, TOTAL $ 1, Operation Eagle AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT TOTAL $ - Charity Fund Donations $ 69,931.77

19 DISTRICT NO. 1 DISTRICT NO. 2 DISTRICT NO. 3 DISTRICT NO. 4 PENNSYLVANIA MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENT MEMBERSHIP REPORT FEBRUARY 2017 AERIE NAME MONTH YEAR PREVIOUS FEBRUARY GRAND NO. QUOTA QUOTA TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL PER % GARY L. BAKER DISTRICT DIRECTOR DAN FELTENBERGER, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 283 OIL CITY % 313 WARREN % 328 FRANKLIN % 429 MEADVILLE % 805 GREENVILLE % 1895 GROVE CITY % 4516 WATTSBURG % TOTALS: % BILL MCKEE, DISTRICT DIRECTOR HAROLD DICKEY, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 307 KANE % 469 RIDGWAY % 536 ST. MARYS % 540 REYNOLDSVILLE % 727 KERSEY % 812 CLEARFIELD % 965 FALLS CREEK % 983 BROOKVILLE % 1231 PUNXSUTAWNEY % 2432 BRADFORD % 3807 CLARION % 4454 SYKESVILLE % TOTALS: % LOUIS PERONIS, DISTRICT DIRECTOR PETER PONINSKY, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 455 NEW CASTLE % 1226 ROCHESTER % 1246 ELLWOOD CITY % 1342 NEW BRIGHTON % 1365 AMBRIDGE % 1429 FREEDOM % TOTALS: % ALLAN DOVERSPIKE, DISTRICT DIRECTOR RICH HANCOCK, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 533 NEW KENSINGTON % 606 FORD CITY % 699 TARENTUM % 896 KITTANNING % 1468 INDIANA % 1732 FREEPORT % 1860 NEW BETHLEHEM % 4205 APOLLO % TOTALS: %

20 PENNSYLVANIA MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENT MEMBERSHIP REPORT FEBRUARY 2017 DISTRICT NO. 5 AERIE NAME MONTH YEAR PREVIOUS FEBRUARY GRAND NO. QUOTA QUOTA TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL PER % VERNON C. DAVIS JR, DISTRICT DIRECTOR ANTHONY PROZZLEY, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 76 PITTSBURGH % 1134 CARNEGIE % 1520 CARRICK % 1634 VERONA % TOTALS: % DISTRICT CHARLES E. WOLFE, DISTRICT DIRECTOR NO. 7 TODD SMITHLEY, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 502 DONORA % 598 WAYNESBURG % 861 CANONSBURG % 1356 BROWNSVILLE % 1809 BENTLEYVILLE % 2399 MONESSEN % 4546 WASHINGTON % TOTALS: % DISTRICT THOMAS "TP" PAVELCHICK, DISTRICT DIRECTOR NO. 8 JOHN FAY, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 844 JEANNETTE % 1188 TONY ANGELO % 1244 PATTON % 1488 BLAIRSVILLE % 1612 DERRY % 1671 IRWIN % 1801 SOMERSET % 1811 CONEMAUGH % 1859 BELLWOOD % TOTALS: % DISTRICT MICHAEL F. FOREMAN, DISTRICT DIRECTOR NO. 9 MIKE SOLIDAY, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 84 LANCASTER % 183 YORK % 472 LEBANON % 1299 CARLISLE % 1406 HANOVER % 1562 GETTYSBURG % 1758 WAYNESBORO % 2226 LITTLESTOWN % 4274 HARRISONVILLE % TOTALS: %

21 PENNSYLVANIA MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENT MEMBERSHIP REPORT FEBRUARY 2017 AERIE NAME MONTH YEAR PREVIOUS FEBRUARY GRAND NO. QUOTA QUOTA TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL PER % DISTRICT DOUGLAS STINNARD, DISTRICT DIRECTOR NO. 10 LONNIE SEAMON, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 314 SCRANTON % 353 WILKES-BARRE % 546 PLYMOUTH % 834 NANTICOKE % 1858 HONESDALE % 1965 WYOMING % TOTALS: % DISTRICT MICHAEL KALIN, DISTRICT DIRECTOR NO. 11 HENRY SALINAS, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 110 ALLENTOWN % 284 BETHLEHEM % 839 KUTZTOWN % 1106 STROUDSBURG % TOTALS: % DISTRICT FRANCIS NORBECK, DISTRICT DIRECTOR NO WILMINGTON #DIV/0! 626 POTTSTOWN % 1761 LANSDALE % 2489 FAIRLESS HILLS % 2666 OXFORD % 4528 OCEAN VIEW #DIV/0! TOTALS: % DISTRICT JEFF GEORGE, DISTRICT DIRECTOR NO. 13 ROBERT RYAN, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 134 POTTSVILLE % 464 MT. CARMEL % 503 SUNBURY % 1208 MILTON % TOTALS: % AERIE NAME MONTH YEAR PREVIOUS FEBRUARY GRAND

22 DISTRICT PENNSYLVANIA MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENT MEMBERSHIP REPORT FEBRUARY 2017 NO. QUOTA QUOTA TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL PER% ROBERT R. ANDERSON, DISTRICT DIRECTOR NO. 14 JOHN KURUTZ, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN DISTRICT NO CONNELLSVILLE % 828 UNIONTOWN % 1932 POINT MARION % 3293 DUNBAR TWP % TOTALS: % ROBERT L. SCUDDER JR., DISTRICT DIRECTOR RON BARNER, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 516 RENOVO % 970 WILLIAMSPORT % 4294 BURNHAM % 4298 LOCK HAVEN % 4320 BELLEFONTE % TOTALS: % TOTALS TO DATE % EAGLEDOM TOP FIFTEEN OHIO MICHIGAN WASHINGTON PENNSYLVANIA FLORIDA INDIANA CALIFORNIA VIRGINIA MISSOURI ARIZONA MINNESOTA NEBRASKA ILLINOIS OREGON IOWA PENNSYLVANIA TOP ELEVEN YEAR-TO-DATE 1010 # 4294 Burham #1801 Somerset #536 St. Mary's #4320 Belle Fonte #2226 Littlestown # 313 Warren #4528 Ocean View #834 Nanticoke #1299 Carlisle #1231 Punsutawney #1406 Hanover #546 Plymouth PENNSYLVANIA TOP FIVE (PERCENTAGE) #546 Plymouth 325% #1429 Freedom 308% #4205 Apollo #4516 Wattsburg #1208 Milton THREE AERIES RANKED IN THE TOP FIFTEEN YEAR TO DATE #3 Burham 4294 #8 Somerset #1801 #15 St. Mary's #536 THREE AERIES IN PENNSYLVANIA RANKED IN THE TOP FIFTEEN MONTHLY LEADERS 308% #5 Burham Aerie # % #5 Somerset Aerie # % #14 Warren Aerie # 313

23 Mason-Dixon Conference Hosted by Salisbury Aerie # Alexander Ave Salisbury, MD We are looking forward to another exciting year for the Mason Dixon Conference. This year s guests of honor are Grand Worthy President-Elect Tom McGrath, Addison County Aerie # 3801, Vergennes, Vermont and Grand Madam President-Elect Helen Poehner, Hamilton Auxiliary # 3986, Hamilton, Ohio. The dates are Friday March 31 & Saturday April 1, Mark your calendars for these dates and come out to meet and greet our next Grand Worthy & Grand Madam Presidents. Over the course of this year, the Mason-Dixon conference officers and State representatives has met with this year s Host Salisbury Aerie / Auxiliary # 4503 officers/ Conference committee for the set-up meetings. Chairman Robbie reviewed the contract with the host Aerie officers and all is in order for said conference. Some of us may arrive on Thursday evening, and others on Friday morning to begin setting up the room and be ready for our event when we will begin on Friday. The hours for this Mason Dixon Conference will be: Friday March 31, 2016 beginning approx 2:00 PM (or as people arrive) until close. Saturday April 1, 2016 we will resume fund raising at 9:00 AM and will continue throughout the day, with the exception of breaking long enough for our annual meeting. Salisbury Aerie # 4503 will have food available at all times. Their regular menu will be available. As in the past on these two days, we do what we Eagles do best having fun and promoting our motto, People Helping People. As always we need to work on DONATIONS!!! Any Aerie/Auxiliary or any individual wishing to donate items to chance off, please get in touch with your state representatives or contact Mary Wilson, As we know, the various baskets are always a big hit. Let s see if we can outdo ourselves this year. Any checks that are donated please make them payable to the Mason-Dixon Conference. At the end of the conference we will in turn write our incoming GP s a check to them. We need items to donate for our auctions! We will NOT be doing the Balloons this year. Instead, we are trying a new approach. Come on out and see what we did. If you could bring items to donate that we can use as the prizes, that would be very helpful. In fact, if possible, would you send Robbie and letting him know how many donated items, so we can prepare for the fun. Our new fun will go for a $1.00 donation. On Saturday morning we break for a short meeting at 11:00 AM to conduct business. At this time we elect new officers and announce your new State representatives and set plans for next years conference. Anyone interested in holding an office please be present or write a letter stating your interest.

24 We need letters from each interested Aerie that would consider hosting 2017 s Mason- Dixon conference. We should be going back to Delaware for our 2018 Conference. Each year we also pay tribute to our deceased Eagle brothers & sisters with a Memorial Service that the Host Aerie will conduct. The banquet takes place on Saturday night; the cost is $15.00 per person. Please make your reservations early so the Host Aerie will know exactly how much food to prepare. Anyone with food allergies will be accommodated with replacements. Be sure you contact Herman Purnell in a timely fashion at: Or send Herman an at: herman@moonbeam.biz. Cut off date to reserve dinner tickets is Saturday, March 25, There will be entertainment both Friday and Saturday nights. All dress is casual. For your convenience and safety Salisbury Aerie is providing a Shuttle service. Shuttles will begin on Friday at 5:00 PM & Saturday 8:00 AM. They will be taking you back and forth from the Hotel/Motel to the Aerie Home. A sign-up sheet will be at the registration table and you must sign in to make them aware where you are staying. There is ample parking available at the Aerie Home, however we encourage the use of shuttles. The conferences is casual dress and totally smoke free. As everyone is aware about different states and county liquor laws there is no liquor allowed to be brought in to the premises. If you wish to donate baskets with a liquor theme, arrangements will be made. Let s not forget our Pennies from Heaven. Bring your change and or bills, for when the time comes drop it out on the floor or in the bucket. Let s all watch as our Grand President elects, Tom and Helen clean up the Aerie floor! Remember, the money collected for the Pennies from Heaven, go to their Charities of choice. Let s help their charities get off to a great start. Suggested Accommodations: Hampton Inn: 121 East Naylor Mill Road Salisbury, MD (Ph.) (Fax) $ tax - 20 rooms blocked (10 king & 10 2 double beds) Cutoff date March 9, 2017 Rooms blocked as: Mason Dixon, Fraternal Order of Eagles Best Western: 1735 North Salisbury Blvd. (Rt. 13) Salisbury, MD (Ph.) (Fax) rooms blocked: 20 - $ tax 30 double bed $ tax) Cutoff date March 17 th Rooms blocked as: Fraternal Order of Eagles For additional lodging information, contact: Sharon Ennis

25 (home) , (cell) , Also, the Aerie does have areas for Campers, if you wish to bring yours in. Electric will be provided. Water is available, but to fill holding tank only. We can direct you to a dumping station in the area. ** PLEASE NOTE only about 5 camper spaces available. If you run fully contained, and don t need the electric, we have a space for you too. The Aerie does not charge us a fee to park our campers, but if you would like to make a donation to assist with the electric and water bill they thank you. HOPE TO SEE YOU ALL AT THE 2017 MASON-DIXON CONFERENCE, Robbie Wilson, Chairman: oldman653@hotmail.com Jeff Sandridge, Co-Chairman: jsandr@aol.com Mike Mickolay, Treasurer: Mary Wilson, Secretary: lvnascr@aol.com

26 DISTRICT HIGHLIGHTS DISTRICT THREE District meeting held Feb. 19, 2017 with Ellwood City Aerie #1246 as host. New Brighton Aerie #1342: Monthly Quota (4). Applications on hand with full fee paid (7). Activities: Shuffleboard League, Pool League going to State Tourn. and feel pretty confident, Hotdog & Beer specials on Tuesdays. All Stars Banquet and Pool League Banquet coming up, St. Patrick s Day events in the works and looking for forward to hosting the March Mtg. which will be during Anniversary week. Donations: BBBS-$450 to sponsor a bowling team for Bowl-A-Thon. Beaver Co. Sports Hall of Fame $75 for the induction of Dill Edwards. Ambridge Aerie #1365: Monthly Quota (5). Applications on hand with full fee paid (8). Activities: 200 Club every Wednesday, Wing Night on Mondays, Monthly dinners, Saturday-Pa lottery strip ticket, Chicken on Saturday, Hot Sausage on Sundays, Weekly Queen of Hearts game on Monday Nights, Bingo on 2 nd & 4 th Tuesday of the month. Donations: Joe Zerilla Scholarship (AMB Quarterback Club), Children s Hospital, Three Rivers Adoptive wheel chairs, Blaise Fisher Fundraiser, Laughlin Fundraiser. Upcoming Events: Super Bowl Party- Feb in the planning. Dream Machine Band March 4 th. Ellwood City Aerie #1246: Monthly Quota (). Applications on hand with full fee paid (). Activities: Christmas Party for the kids was successful there were 34 children in attendance, Adult Christmas Party & New Year s Party were both very successful. DISTRICT FOUR District meeting held Feb. 19, 2017 with New Kensington Aerie #533 as host. New Kensington Aerie #533: Monthly Quota (6). Applications on hand with full fee paid (3). Activities: Regular meeting 1 st & 3 rd Pool League Mondays at 7pm, Reac Mtg. 1 st Monday of month at 6 pm, Baseball Darts Wednesday nights at 7 pm, Bar Bingo Sunday nights, Kitchen open Wednesdays from 2 10 pm, Free Juke Box or DJ-Karaoke Friday Nights at 8 pm, Happy Hour-.25 off all drinks 5-7 pm Mondays thru Thursday, Daily Drawing@ 7pm, Weekly Drawing Eagle Riders #533 Meetings are 3 rd Thursday each Month@6:30 pm. Reac Hoagie sale $7.00 each order by March 14 th. Donations: Special Olympics and Salvation Army. Apollo Aerie #4205: Monthly quota (2). Applications on hand with full fees paid (2). Activities: Free Pool Tables on Mondays 6-8 pm, Free Juke Box Thursdays 6-8 pm, Bingo Sunday nights open doors 7-9 pm 10 games + jackpot. Upcoming Events: March 3 rd Night at the Races, March 11 th Too Poor for Daytona pig roast, band - $10 donation, March 18 th Chicken & Biscuits dinner $4 eat in and $4.50 take out from 2-5 pm. Tarentum Aerie #699: Monthly Quota (8) Applications on hand with full fees paid (4). Activities: Bar Bingo Fridays 8-10 pm, Kitchen open W-TH-FR-SAT. from 5-11 pm, Super Bowl Party Breakfast, Lunch, dinner 2/2/17. Entertainment every Saturday night 8-12 pm. Donations: Women of the Moose -$200, Community Library -$500, Highland Musical Production-$100, Jerry Baylor Vets Wheelchair Games- $500. Animal Protection- $500. Indiana Aerie #1468: Monthly Quota (7) Applications on hand with full fees paid (2). Aerie Activities: Men s Bowling Industrial League on Tuesdays/Wednesdays, Friday night Mixed Bowling, Bar Bingo once a month and dates depend on the scheduled events for the month. Gun Bash to benefit Camp Cadet on Feb. 25 th sold out, Bar Olympics March 4 th $20 per 2person team (Pool, Darts & Bowling) Double elimination. Jewelry Bash April 29 th $20 tickets benefit Indiana Free Library on sale now. Donations: Indiana/Armstrong Special Olympics - $100, Boy Scouts - $50, Indiana Baseball Boosters -$2595, Girl Scout Troop $100, Indiana Band Boosters -$3349. New Bethlehem Aerie # 1860: Monthly Quota (2) Applications on hand with full fees paid (3) Activities: Shuffleboard every 7 pm, Beer Pong every 7pm. Winter picnic on Feb.25 th food & prizes with a band afterwards.

27 DISTRICT FIVE District meeting held Feb. 19,2017 with Vince Marion Aerie # 1634 as host. Carrick Aerie # 1520: St. Patrick s Party, Cornhole Tournament, Bowling Alley s open, Pirate opener bus trip- call the Aerie for details. Carnegie Aerie# 1134: Feb. 25 th a party during the Pens game, Bucket of beer specials during Pens games, Have weekly LRC, Bar Yahtzee and Bingo every Thursday. Vince Marino Aerie #1520: Live Dance Bands every Saturday, Bar Bingo every Friday, Kitchen is open Tues, Wed, Friday & Saturdays. Pittsburgh Aerie #76: Free Pool & Juke box every Monday, Bar Bingo, St. Patty s Party, Dart Tournaments Call Aerie for details. DISTRICT EIGHT District Meeting held Feb.12, 2017 with Jeannette Aerie #844 as host. Blairsville Aerie #1488: Regular Wednesday. Darts on Tuesday. Bowling League starting on Fridays. Upcoming Events: Bar Olympics Feb. 18 th, DJ TRox Feb. 25 th, DJ Jammin Jim March 4 th, Band 3 of Hearts March 18 th. Derry Aerie #1612: Regular monthly meetings 2 nd & 4 th Wednesdays, Officers meeting 6p.m. Free Holiday Hearts for a $1.00 donation and shamrocks for St. Patrick s Day. Aerie will match what is donated. Friday nights travelling Bowling League. Donations: 4H Club - $2000, Ligonier Food Bank- $250, Derry School District Grand March Program - $50. Jeannette Aerie #844: Regular monthly meetings 1 st & 3 rd 11 a.m. Tony Angelo Aerie #01188: Regular monthly meetings 2 nd & 4 th p.m. Trustees meet every 6:30 p.m. There are drawings almost every day of the week. Also have a kitchen. Irwin Aerie #1612: Regular monthly meetings 1 st & 3 rd p.m. Somerset Aerie #1801: Regular monthly meetings 1 st & 3 rd p.m.. Have an in house softball team, hope to get a travelling league throughout District #8. Eagle riders now have 35 members.

28 DISTRICT NINE District Meeting held on February 12, 2017 with Gettysburg Aerie#1562 as host. Carlisle Aerie #1299: Monthly Quota (21). Applications on hand with full fee paid (80). Activities: Band on Saturday nights. DJ on Friday nights at 9:30pm. Band on Saturday nights. State Bowling Tournament March April, District 9 Bowling Tournament, Nascar Daytona 500 Party Feb. 26 th, Mardi Gras Party Feb, 28 th. Donations: Summer Fair - $5,000, Cumberland Valley Mini-thon -$ 100., Newspapers in Education - $245, Newville Wrestling - $500, Big Spring Midget Football - $500. Hanover Aerie #1406: Monthly Quota (13). Applications on hand with full fee paid (5). Activities: Feb. 18 th Shrimp Feed 4 pm 7 pm band Time Bomb 8-12 pm, Feb. 26 th Band Half Serious Donations: Penn State Dance Marathon -$3500, Pink Out -$5,000. Gettysburg Aerie #1562: Monthly Quota (14). Applications on hand with full fee paid (13). Activities: Bands Every Saturday night, Feb 16 th Oyster Night, Feb. 18 th Eagle Riders Fun Day, State Dart Tournament March 17, 18, 19th. Donations: Trout Unlimited -$500, MDA- $1,000, Lebanon VA-$ 500, Gettysburg Times-$450. Waynesboro Aerie #1758: Monthly Quota (4). Applications on hand with full fee paid (2). Donations: Donation of 25 cases of water to the following Fire Depts: Montauto Fire Co., Fayetteville Fire Co., South Mountain Fire Co Marion Fire Co., Greencastle Fire Co., and New Franklin Fire Co. Littlestown Aerie #2226: Monthly Quota (16). Applications on hand with full fee paid (95). Activities: Feb. 11 Valentine Dinner & Dance, Feb. 27 th Sportsman Raffle, March 12 th St. Patrick s Day Dance. Donations: Breast Cancer-$1,500, Littlestown Youth Baseball -$ 1,500, Pa. Caring for K-9 s - $960. DISTRICT FOURTEEN District meeting held Feb. 19, 2017 with Dunbar Twp. Aerie #3293 as host. Dunbar Twp. Aerie#3293: Monthly Quota (2). Applications on hand with full fee paid (4). Activities: DJ s on Friday s, Wing Night on Thursday s, Free Pool Table on Monday s, Bocci League starting soon, Planning a Fishing Derby for the kids. Connellsville Aerie # 493: Monthly Quota (2) Applications on hand with full fees paid (2). Activities: Happy Hour every day 5-7 pm, Free Pool Table every day, DJ every Thursday, Frida & Saturday, Band once a month. Uniontown Aerie #828: Monthly Quota (2) Applications on hand with full fees paid (1). Activities: Happy Hour every day from 4-6 pm, Open Pool Table on Tuesday, DJ s 1 st & 3 rd Friday s of the month, Open Juke Box on Saturday s. Donations: Food Bank, State President Charity - $100, Eagle Riders also donated -$100 to State President Charity.

29 We are saddened to learn of the passing of District -11 Director Mike Kalin. Our prayers go out to Betty-Lou and the rest of the Family. Condolences & cards can be sent to: Betty-Lou Kalin 35 N. White oak Street Kutztown, PA Congratulations to Bellwood Aerie # 1859 who will be celebrating their 108 th Birthday on April 1, 2017 Cocktail hour at 6p.m. (cash bar) Comedy Show at 7 p.m. followed by Entertainment at main bar 9:30-11:30 p.m. No cost for the show but must pre-register yourself and guest by March 18 th, Any donations for our Basket Raffle would be greatly appreciated.

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31 Eagles Trivia We are starting a new game for Eagles Members to try and identify the Turn Back Time photo. Each monthly Newsletter will include a different photo!!! Good luck and let the games begin!!! Guess Who? February s Answer- Vince Marino

32 ENTRY FORM 2017 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES PA STATE BOWLING TOURNAMENT Sponsored by: Carlisle Eagles #1299, 26 E High Street Carlisle PA (All bowling events are held at the Aerie ) Instructions: Please print clearly or type, fill in all information requested. If you wish to enter all events please check the entry block for All Events (AE). Submit entry with check in the proper amount to FOE 1299, 26 E High Street, Carlisle, PA Entries close March 4, TEAM EVENTS (print) Last Name First Name Average All Events Singles-Double Events (print) LAST NAME FIRST NAME AVERAGE ALL EVENTS Squad Date & Time Request (print) Team Event Singles & Doubles 1st Date/Time Date/Time Choice 2nd choice 3rd choice I herby certify that all averages shown on this form are correct and that all bowlers are bona fide members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and are in good standing. Team Captain: Aerie No Signature Aerie Secretary: Signature TEAM NAME: SEND PRIZES TO: (please print) Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone:

33 Carlisle, PA Fraternal ORDER OF EAGLES HOTEL/ MOTEL LISTING Stardust Motel 1502 Holly Pike, Carlisle, PA (717) $38.15 single tax included $49.05 double tax included **owned by Eagle Member SLEEP INN 5 East Garland Ave (717) $ tax Super Eight - South 100 Alexander Spring Rd., Carlisle, PA (717) $49.99 double + tax Super Eight - North 1800 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle, PA (717) Days Inn South 101 Alexander Spring Rd., Carlisle, PA (717) $67.50 double + tax Motel Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle, PA (717) $ tax Holiday Inn Express 1152 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle, PA (717) Days Inn North 1825 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle, PA (717) Comfort Suites *** 10 S. Hanover St. (Downtown Carlisle) Carlisle, PA (717) $89.00 night + tax; parking- $4.00 day WHEN YOU MAKE RESERVATIONS, TELL THE MOTEL/HOTELS THAT YOU ARE WITH THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES *Rates subject to change call for info. ***The Comfort Suites is located one block from the Carlisle Eagles

34 Salisbury Fraternal Order of Eagles 107 Alexander Avenue Salisbury, MD Mason Dixon Conference Lodging Hampton Inn: 121 East Naylor Mill Road Salisbury, MD (Ph.) (Fax) $ tax - 20 rooms blocked (10 king & 10 2 double beds) Cutoff date March 9, 2017 Rooms blocked as: Mason Dixon, Fraternal Order of Eagles Best Western: 1735 North Salisbury Blvd. (Rt. 13) Salisbury, MD (Ph.) (Fax) rooms blocked: 20 - $ tax 30 double bed $ tax) Cutoff date March 17 th Rooms blocked as: Fraternal Order of Eagles Salisbury FOE 4503 Aerie & Auxiliary have booked rooms for Helen Poehner, Grand Madam President Elect and Tom McGrath, Grand Worthy President Elect at the Best Western. For additional information, contact: Sharon Ennis (home) , (cell) , flennis@comcast.net Respectfully submitted, Sharon Ennis Sharon Ennis, Secretary Salisbury 4503 Auxiliary 1

35 2017 PENNSYLVANIA STATE AERIE TEN PIN BOWLING TOURNAMENT HOSTED BY CARLISLE AERIE NO Moral Support sanction by the United States Bowling Congress ALL EVENTS WILL BE BOWL AT CARLISLE EAGLE S LANES 26 E. HIGH STREET CARLISLE, PA (717) SINGLES AND DOUBLES: SATURDAY 10:00 AM -2:00 PM - 6:00 PM TEAM EVENTS: SUNDAY 10:00 AM AND 1:00 PM (Maximum of eighteen (18) teams per weekend) Tournament dates are: March 18 th & 19 th March 25 th & 26 th April 1 st & 2nd April 8 th & 9 th CLOSING DATE FOR ALL ENTRIES: MARCH 4, 2017 TOURNAMENT ENTRY FEES Prize fee $11.50 per man per event Bowling fee $9.00 per man per event Tournament fee $2.50 per man per event Total fee of $23.00 per bowler per event PRIZE RATIO: 1 TO 8 ENTRIES All Events (optional) $ 3.00 per bowler Prize ratio: 1 to 8 entries