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3 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 5,420

4 State President s Report H. James Hinderliter Membership Chairman s Report March 2017 Hello Brothers and Sisters On March 3rd, my membership Chairman (Rick Clinger) and I went on a tour of District #1. Our first stop was at Grove City # 1895, where we met up with Howard (Butch) Smith District #1 Director. we were also greeted by Trustee Scott Pompa, Trustee Rick Reedy, Treasurer and District Treasurer Phil Stemmerich, Chriss Mangan member, and Ron Gault the bartender. There was coffee and Donuts waiting for us. Thanks. Grove City #1895 Presented me with a Check for $ towards my Cancer Fund. Thank you very much. Next we traveled to Franklin # 328. We met up with Trustee Kevin Dilly, along with other Members, we also run into Joe Brinkley. we spoke with the members for a while. From There Butch took us to Oil City #283 were we meet Trustee Scott McClellan. Next stop was Greenville #805. When we arrived there, we were greeted by Trustee Chairman Rosanna Black, Trustee Waldo Gaszatt, Vice president Tom Marrid, President Rick Curtician, Inside Guard Larry Irwin, and Kayla the Bartender. They had sandwiches and potato salad there. thank you. We talked to a lot of the members there, getting to meet a lot of nice people. Our next stop was Meadville #429. There we met Vice President Ed Nichols, President Tom Cambell, Trustee Chairman Dave Ditch, Conductor Victor Vidoni, Treasurer and Cook Joel Cerro, Member Jim Welsh, we spoke to alot of great members. Thanked them all for having us. We did not make it to the other Aeries in the District but hope to soon. from there we headed home. On March 17th we took off for District #3 tour. Arriving at 10:30 am at New Castle # 455 were we met up with 2nd year STATE TRUSTEE Clint Slima and his wife Cathy also From Ambridge #1365 Lou Peronis District #3 Director. Past Worthy President Ray Kolodziej was also there. we drank a soda pop while we talked to everyone there. From there we headed to Ellwood City #1246 Arriving at 12 noon. we meet up with District #3 Chairman Pete Poninsky, New Brighton Past Worthy President and Past district #3 Chariman Rich Murrell and his wife Carol Whom is District Secretary, Also Trustee Paul Main. From There we went to Ambridge #1365 arriving at 2:10 pm. we were treated to Hoagies and Potatoe salad and in honor of St. Patricks day we had a Green Beer. we meet trustee Joe Vanyo, And President Judy Vanyo. we ate, drank our green beers, talked, then we were off. Next was Freedom #1429. We were greeted by a lot of people. Secretary Loren Mishholder, Trustee Chairman Tom Lentz, Trustee Dave Mitchele, Past Trustee Rob Dunbar, a 50 Year Eagle Member Bob, another member Joanne, Outside Guard Art Knox, Bartender Trish, ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTE Louanne Waxler, Robin Merkle, Margrette Zickefoose, Amanda Koncewicz,Daneille Beining, Past Treasurer Jim Traister, Past Treasurer and Secretary Joseph Noss, Head Bartender and Chaplin Stephanie Wheling, Conductor Shelley Wolf, Past Treasurer Jackie Dunbar, President Shawn Mason, Vice President and Limo Driver Joe Bergandy. We did a lot of talking here, it was Great. I was also presented a check from Feerdom #1429 for $ toward my Cancer Fund. THANK YOU SO MUCH. Our Next stop was New Brighton #1342 were we meet Trustee John Young, Treasurer Diane Young, Past Worthy President Gary Rombold, Past Worthy President Brad Fabyanic, Past Outside and Inside Guard Renee Fabyanic, Trustee/ Past Worthy President Kent McDerma, along with several members Ron Eaton, Charlie Trimbur, Anne Yothers John Yothers, Nick Campagma, John Fabyanic, Scott Hughes, Joanne Hughes, Jona McDerma, Joe, And Member/ Bartender Rich Bebout. we all talked for a while, had a few Beverages, then we went to our hotel for the night.

5 Sunday March 18th, we went to District #3 Meeting. We Had A Nice Meeting. I spoke of my Cancer Fund and of The Memorial fund. Rick Spoke about the membership, and were we stand for my bet with Madame State President Beth Howell. Keep up the good job Aerie Members. I REALLY DONT WANT TO WEAR THE RED DRESS. At the Meeting, I was Presented a check from #1365 Ambridge for $250.00, #1342 New Brighton for $ A check From District #3 For $250.00, A Check from District #3 Chairman Pete Poninsky for $25.00, And A Cash Donation from Ernie Farance of $ Thank you all So Much. From there we headed for home. Great weekend. President s Visitation Schedule March 17th: District 3 tour March 18th: District 3 Meeting at New Brighton #1342 April 14, 2018 State Madam President Testimonial Latrobe #01188 April 21, 2018 State President Testimonial Clarion #3807 Of course my Membership Chairman (Eric) Rick Clinger will be joining me on these dates. Any Aerie that would like to have us visit their Aerie, please contact Pa. State Secretary Dwaine Shupe H.James Hinderliter P.A. State President REMEMBER Liberty, Truth, Justice and Equality

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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 Office Hours: Monday thru Friday 11am 1:30 pm Tuesday, Wed., & Thursday 5:30 pm 8 pm Telephone Number: (724) Fax Number: (724) Address: pastaerie@windstream.net 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 H. James Hinderliter 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 Art Ehrmann Cancer Fund and on memo mark it for PA State President Charity. November 2017 Per Capita Tax due!!!!!!!!!!!! Please make checks payable to PA STATE AERIE and mail to: PO Box #799 Latrobe, PA UPCOMING EVENTS: Future Grand Aerie Conventions: Dallas, Texas , Louisville-2019 Mason-Dixon Conference April 6-7, 2018 Fredrick, MD. Pa. State President s Testimonial April 21, 2018 Clarion Pa. State Madam President s Testimonial April 14, 2018 Latrobe Pa. State Convention June 7-9, Gettysburg

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 Littlestown Aerie # Bowling Tournament Falls Creek Aerie # Dart Tournament Gettysburg Aerie # Golf Tournament Ford City Aerie # Pool Tournament Green Tree - Double Tree, Pittsburgh 2019 Dart Tournament Gettysburg Aerie # Pool Tournament Carlisle Aerie # 1299 ANY AERIE INTERESTED IN HOSTING A SPORTING EVENT SHOULD SEND A WRITTEN REQUEST TO THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE AERIE OFFICE

9 ATTENTION MEMBERS!!!!!!!!!! ** The Office of State Outside Guard will be from the West this year. Please send your letter of intent in to the State Aerie Office. ** 2018 Grand Aerie Convention being held in Dallas, Texas July 9-12, The Headquarters for the Convention will be: The Omni Hotel- Dallas Rate: $ tax per night. LIMITED ROOMS BOOK EARLY!!!!!!!!! Please send in your Deceased Members list so that they can be included in the roll call at the Joint Memorial Service.

10 Come meet your favorite characters We all are quite familiar with Reverend Swogger & his Friends that provided faith-based fun and entertainment at our Prayer Breakfast s for the past several years at our State Conventions. This year in Gettysburg, Reverend Swogger has agreed to an encore performance to entertain all at the Convention. The program will be held Friday night June 8 th immediately following the Joint Memorial Service held in the Auxiliary Ball Room. This show is open to all who wish to attend

11 Eagledom has lost another Great Eagle!!!! P.S.P. Jim Clark passed away March 28, Deepest sympathies to Barb and the rest of his family. A true Eagle & Friend that will be sorely missed. Rest in Peace Brother until we all meet again Up Where Eagles Fly. Condolences can be sent to: Barb Clark th St. West Unit 11B Bradenton, Fl

12 2018 PA. STATE CONVENTION The 2018 State Convention will be held June 7 9, 2018 at the Eisenhower Hotel, 2634 Emmitsburg Road, Gettysburg, Pa Phone number: In our continued efforts to protect our members personal & credit card information the State Aerie will no longer be using the reservation forms for the sleeping rooms. All reservations are to be made directly to the hotel at the above number. Be sure to mention the Fraternal Order of Eagles Block to get the room rate. The rate is $ plus tax per night. The hotel is accepting reservations now!!!! The State Aerie will still be assigning the Hospitality Rooms as in the past and the information to obtain one of the Hospitality Rooms will be in the February Newsletter. Hospitality Rooms are NOT sleeping rooms!!! Convention Registration packets have been mailed out mid -February to all Aerie Secretaries. You are urged to take advantage of pre-registration. It makes thing go much smoother at the Convention and will save you a few dollars. Please get your delegates approved at your Aerie meeting and get them preregistered. ***** Urge all Aerie members to ask for their rooms to be on the Eisenhower side of hotel that is where the Aerie Meetings will be held if you wish to be closer to them. All the Auxiliary events will be on the Aspire side of hotel ************** Any Aerie who hasn t received their Convention Registration packet yet- please contact the State Aerie Office ASAP!!!!!

13 Testimonial Dinner April 21, 2018 For Worthy Pa State President H. James Hinderliter At the Clarion Aerie # Stone House Road Clarion, PA Happy Hour 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Appetizer Table Dinner at 6:30 Roast Beef Dinner With Mashed potatoes & Gravy, Noodles, Vegetable, Rolls, Cole Slaw, & Dessert Cost is $25.00 per person Entertainment by All Sounds DJ following Dinner Hope to see you all there! Make checks payable to: Clarion Eagle #3807 Mail to: 81 Stone House Road, Clarion, PA Any questions Hotels available at Exit 62 off of Interstate 80 are: Mention the Eagles Microtel Inn Motel N. Point Drive, Clarion, Pa. 24 United Drive, Clarion, Pa $69.00 plus tax K-$ Q $ Q $53.99 Includes continental breakfast They do have some smoking rooms Ask for Amy Monroe Heights Hotel 151 Hotel Drive, Clarion, Pa Q $44.00 plus tax 2 Q $54.00 plus tax Includes continental breakfast Holiday Inn Express, Quality Inn, Park Inn, & Hampton also available.

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15 PA State Auxiliary Madam President Beth Howell Cordially Invites You her Testimonial A Black Tie Affair (Optional) Saturday, April 14, :00 Happy Hour 6:00 Dinner Entertainment from 8til 12:00 pm DJ: D-Trax Cost is $20.00 per person which includes your Dinner & 2 Free Drink Coupons Children 12 & under are $10.00 each Please RSVP by April 4, Checks may be written out to Tony Angelo #01188 Auxiliary. and mailed to : FOE #01188 Auxiliary 213 Spring St. Latrobe, PA 15650

16 PA State Madam President s Testimonial: Saturday, April 14 at the Tony Angelo # Spring St. in Latrobe, PA Hotel Information: Springhill Suites by Marriott 115 Arnold Palmer Drive Latrobe, PA Direct Phone No Please mention the Fraternal Order of Eagles $ a night plus 11%tax = $ rooms are blocked. You must reserve by March 14, 2018 to get this Special Rate!!! Wingate by Wyndham 3970 Route 30 Latrobe, PA Direct Phone No Please mention the Fraternal Order of Eagles. $99.00 a night plus 11% Tax = $ Rooms are blocked. You must reserve by March 14, 2018 to get this Special Rate!

17 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. Thi s 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 membe rs. AERIE # AERIE NAME TERM DISTRICT THREE Ellwood City... Nov 2015, Nov DISTRICT SEVEN Canonsburg... Nov 2015, May 2017, Nov Brownsville... Nov Bentleyville... May 2017, Nov Washington... Nov. 2015, Nov 2016, May 2017 Nov DISTRICT EIGHT Patton... Nov DISTRICT NINE Waynesboro... Nov DISTRICT TWELVE Fairless Hills.. May 2016, Nov 2016, May 2017, Nov.2017 DISTRICT THIRTEEN Pottsville... Nov 2015, May 2016, Nov 2016, May2017,Nov Mount Carmel... Nov Milton... Nov 2016, May 2017, 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 15650

18 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. Thi s 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 membe rs. AERIE # AERIE NAME TERM DISTRICT TWO Kersey... Nov DISTRICT THREE Ellwood City... Nov Ambridge... Nov DISTRICT SEVEN Canonsburg... Nov Bentleyville...(Pmt. Plan) Nov 2011, May & Nov May & Nov 2013, May & Nov 2014, May 2015, Nov 2015, May 2016 Nov 2016, May 2017,Nov Washington... May 2017, Nov DISTRICT EIGHT Patton... Nov Irwin... May 2017, Nov DISTRICT NINE Waynesboro... Nov DISTRICT ELEVEN Stroudsburg... Nov DISTRICT TWELVE Pottstown... Nov Fairless Hills May 2016,Nov 2016, May 2017,Nov.2017 DISTRICT THIRTEEN Pottsville.. (Pmt. Plan) May & Nov 2013, May &Nov 2014 May 2015, Nov 2015, May 2016, Nov. 16, May 2017,Nov Milton... May 2017, 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

19 66 6 Please send your schedule to the PA State Secretary so we can list it here. Dist. No. Host Aerie Day Date Time July Falls Creek # Sunday...July 16, :30 pm 14...Connellsville #493...Sunday...July :30 pm August Wattsburg # Sunday...August 20, :00 pm 14...Dunbar Twp. # Saturday (District Picnic)...August 19, noon-5pm September Grove City # Sunday...September 17, :00 pm 02...Kane #307...Sunday...September 17, :30 pm 04...Ford City # Sunday...September 17, :00 pm 08...Blairsville # Sunday...September 10, :00 pm 09...Littlestown # Sunday...September 17, :00 pm 10...Plymouth # Sunday...September 10, :00 pm 14...Uniontown #828...Sunday...September 17, :30 pm October Warren #313...Sunday...October 15, :00 pm 04...New Bethlehem # Sunday...October 15, :00 pm 03...Ambridge # Sunday...October 15, :30 pm 08...Derry # Sunday...October 08, :00 pm 09...Waynesboro # Sunday...October 08, :00 pm 14...Point Marion # Sunday...October 15, :30 pm November Greeneville #805...Sunday...November 19, :00 pm 02...Punxsutawney # Sunday...November 19, :30 pm 04...Freeport # Sunday...November 19, :00 pm 08...Tony Angelo # Sunday...November 12, :00 pm 09...Carlisle # Sunday...November 05, :00 pm 10...Nanticoke # Sunday...November 12, :00 pm 11...Kutztown #839...Sunday...November :00 pm 14...Dunbar Twp. # Sunday...November 19, :30 pm December Meadville #429...Sunday...December 17, :00 pm

20 January Reynoldsville # Sunday...January 21, :30 pm 03...Ellwood City # Sunday...January 21, :30 pm 04...New Kensington # Sunday...January 21, :00 pm 09...Hanover # Sunday...January 14, :00 pm February Indiana# Sunday...February 18, :00 pm 08...Jeannette # Sunday...February 11, :00 pm 09...Gettysburg # Sunday...February, 11, :00 pm 11...Allentown # Sunday...February 18, :00 pm 14...Dunbar Twp. # Sunday...February 18, :30 pm March Franklin #328...Sunday...March 18, :00 pm 02...Ridgeway #469...Sunday...March 18, :30 pm 03...New Brighton # Sunday...March 18, :30 pm 04...Kittanning # Sunday...March 18, :00 pm 07...Canonsburg #861...Sunday...March 18, :30 pm 08...Bellwood # Sunday...March 11, :00 pm 09...Littlestown # Sunday...March 11, :00 pm 14...Connellsville #493...Sunday...March 18, :30 pm April Oil City #283...Sunday...April 15, :00 pm 03...Freedom # Sunday...April 15, :30 pm 04...Apollo # Sunday...April 15, :00 pm 07...Brownsville # Sunday...April 15, :30 pm 08...Irwin # Sunday...April 8, :00 pm 09...Waynesboro # Sunday...April, :00 pm 10...Scranton # Sunday...April 8, :00 pm 11...Bethlehem # Sunday...April 8, :00 pm 14...Point Marion # Sunday...April 15, :30 pm 15...Williamsport #970...Sunday...April 15, :00 pm May Grove City # Sunday...May 20, :00 pm 02...St. Mary s # Sunday...May 20, :30 pm 03...New Castle #455...Sunday...May 20, :30 pm 04...Tarentum # Sunday...May 20, :00 pm 07...Waynesburg #598...Sunday...May 20, :30 pm 08...Tony Angelo # Sunday...May 20, :00 pm 09...Carlisle # Sunday...May, 06, :30 pm 10...Honesdale # Sunday...May 20, :00 pm 14...Dunbar Twp. # Sunday...May 20, :30 pm 15...TBA...Sunday...May 20, :00 pm

21 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. Attention all District-8 Members The District Officers wanted to inform you of change for your District Picnic. The date is June 3, 11:00 am at Pershing Park, Latrobe. Please mark your calendars!!!!!

22 DISTRICT HIGHLIGHT DISTRICT TWO District meeting was held March 18, 2018 with Ridgway Aerie #469 as host. Ridgway Aerie #469. Monthly Quota (4) applications on hand with full fees paid (17) Activities: Pool & Dart Leagues are starting play offs, Wing night Thursday 5-10 p.m., Pizza night Satiurday 5-10 p.m., Taco night Mondays 5-10 p.m. Also continue to have Polka Boosters on Sundays. Ridgway Animal Haven is sponsoring a Jimmy Buffet Cover Band on June 16 th 9-1 Donations: Ecklund Family lost everything in a fire- $1,232, Ridgway Fire Dept-$100, Art Ehrman Cancer Fund -$500. St. Mary s Aerie #536: Monthly Quota (7) applications on hand with full fees paid (4). Donations: St. Mary s Grade School Fight against Drugs -$100, Big Brothers & Sister s -$250, St. Mary s Softball -$100, St. Mary s Ecology Club Veterans Memorial -$300, Bucktail Archery Youth-$100, Cogenital Heart Defects -$100. Upcoming Events: Ladies Dart Tiurn. March 24 th with DJ Bill to follow, Cash Bash May 5 th. Reynoldsville Aerie #540: Monthly Quota (4) applications on hand with full fees paid (6) Activities: Thursday night Bar Bingo 7-9 pm, Saturday Pool League. Donations: Art Ehrman Cancer Fund-$1,000, Reynoldsville Sportsman Club -$2,000, Create Brookville -$2,500, Jefferson Co. Abate-$400, Jeff. Co. Youth Field Day- $300, C.G. Johnson PTA-$500, Community Action -$250, Pine Creek K-( Unit-$200, Big Brothers & Big Sister s-$400, The Arc od Jeff & Clearfiedl Co, -$1,000, MDA- $1,100, Reynoldsville Police Dept.-$1,300, Dubois VFD-$400, Camp Cadet-$500. Clearfield Aerie #812: Monthly Quota 6) applications on hand with full fees paid (17). Activities: Bar Bingo on Saturday 3pm..District Pool Tournament March 24 th. Donations: Squirrel Tails for Trout-$500, H_H Teen Council-$1,000, Clearfield Soccer Assoc.-$450, Big Brothers & Big Sister s -$250, Camp Cadet-$250, American Heart Assoc.-$200, American Cancer Society-$250, Society for Handicapped-$100, Vietnam Vets-$1,000, Clearfield Special Olympics-$500, Boy Scouts-$200. Falls Creek Aerie # 965: Monthly Quota (8) applications on hand with full fees paid (12). Activities: Bar Bingo every Wednesday open to all Eagle members. State Bowling Tourn. April 14-15, 21-22,28-29 Tri Co. Gun Bash 7/14/18, annual Golf Tourn. 5/12/18 Donations: North Fork Watershed-$100, Dubois Chihualuas -$100, Gradys Decision-$1,500, March of Dimes- $100, Law publications Dubois Police-$750, Dubois Rotary-$300, National Federation of Turkeys-$100, Dubois Girls Soccer- $100, Pa Special Olympics-$200, American Cancer Society-$100, West Sandy Hose Co. -$100, Cupids Undies Run(Neurofibromatosis), Pine Creek Search and Rescue-@100, Pulaski Generals Ball Team-$100, The Arc Run for someone Special-$100, Dubois Youth Football-$5,400, CG Johnson School-$100, Oklahoma School-$100, Sons of American Legion Memorial-$250, Boss Cheer & Dance-$100, Falls Creek Parks & Rec-$500, Bradford Eagles Autism-$100, Silvis Baby Fund- $200, Juniate School-$ 100, Ed Gulvas Van Drive-$100, Camp Cadet-$100, Jeff. Co, Youth field Day-$200, Circle of Hearts- $100, Dubois Junior Pistol Team-$100, Dubois Central Catholic School-$100, Project Healing Waters-$ 500, Big Brothers & Big Sister s-$200, Troop 27 Mt. Lick Fish Hatchery-$100, Dubois Jeff. Co. Special Olympics-$100, Troutville Trinity United Church-$50, Penn Highlands-$50, American Legion-$100DAHS Girls Softball Boosters-$100, DAHS Wrestling Boosters Club- $100, National Junior Olympic Championship-$100, Jeff Tech-$100, Jeff. Co, Station 8-$ 345, Olympic Club Scholarship Fund- $100, Dubois VFD-$400, Brittany Baird Memorial Ride-$250. Brookville Aerie #983: Monthly Quota (7) applications on hand with full fees paid (6). Activities: Bar Bingo every Sunday night, Dances every other Saturday. Donations: Brookville Youth Bowling-$500, Brookville Raider Baseball Boosters-$65, Brookville Laurel Festival-$5,000, Brookville Area Soccer Assoc. - $3,600, Run for Someone Special-$500, Pine Creek K-9 Search Unit-$500, Big Brothers & Big Sister s Jeff. Co.-$300, Brookville VFD-$2,000, Corsica VFD-$2,000, Knox Twp VFD-$2,000, Pine Creek VFD-$2,000, Sigel VFD-$2,000, Summerville VFD-$2,000, Warsaw Twp VFD-$2,000, NBC Chorus-$60, Camp Cadet-$500, BHS Student Council-$200, Create Brookville-$500, Jeff. Co. Penn State Extension-$150, Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh-$500, Brookville Police Dept.-$10,000, Brookville American Legion Baseball-$1,000, Dubois Jeff. Co. Special Olympics-$500, BALL- $550. Punxsutawney Aerie #1231: Monthly quota (9) applications on hand with full fees paid (13) Activities: Monday night Pool League, Saturday night Pool & Dart League, Feb 20 th sponsored a Red Cross Blood Drive, 51 units were collected. Golf Tourn. June 30 White Oaks Golf Course in Patton, proceeds benefit Dubois/Jeff. Co. Special Olympics. Donations: Western Pa. Cares for Kids-$ 1,000, Punxsy Challenger League-$1,000, Pine Creek K-9 Unit-$1,000, Walk/Run for Someone Special-$1,000, Punxsy Area Community Foundation -$2,500, Punxsy Community Pool-$3,500, Punxsy Area HS,-$1,000, Punxsy VFD-$600, Camp Cadet- $500, Punxsy Softball-$500, American Diabetes Assoc. -$1,000, District 2 Scholarship Fund-$500. Bradford Aerie #2432: Monthly Quota (6) applications on hand with full fees paid (4) Activities: Wednesday Pool Leagues, Bar Bingo 200 Club March 24 th. Donations: Children with Autism-$500, Ride for Roswell-$150, Relay for Life-$250. Sykesville Aerie #4454: Monthly Quota (4) applications on hand with full fees paid (8). Activities: Entertainment 3 rd Saturday of the month, Bar Bingo every day, Kitchen open Tuesday 4:30. Donations: Sandy Hose Co.-$250, Create Brookville-$375, Pine Creek K-9 Search Unit-$250, Dubois Chihuahuas-$100, Dubois Elite Baseball-$100, CG Johnson PTG-$500, DASD Cafeteria Fund-$108.20, Jaffa Shrine-$45, Wasson 5 th grade trip-$250, Camp Cadet- $500, Jeff. Co. Youth Field Day-$250, Run/Walk for Someone Special-$500, Ronald McDonald House-$100, Troop 27-$100, Reynoldsville School-$500, Mark Murusiak-$1,000, Dubois Catholic Schools-$150, Bowling for Kids-$250, Dubois VFD-$120, Boy Scouts-$ 250, Make-A-Wish -$100, Jeff Tech-$500, Dubois Wrestling Boosters-$100, Sykesville Cemetery-$100, Special Olympics-$100, DASD Cafeteria Fund-$190.

23 DISTRICT THREE District meeting held March 18, 2018 with New Brighton Aerie #1342 as host. New Brighton Aerie #1342: Monthly quota (5) applications on hand with full fees paid (8). Activities: Bar Bingo 2 nd Wed. of the 7pm, Bloody Mary Sunday s, Membership drive for month of March, application fees waived. April 7 5pm New Brighton Eagles Nationality Day bring covered dish that reflects heritage. Donations: Big Brothers & Big Sister s -$600, Beaver Co. special Unit Care of Monaca Legion Post #280- $100, Art Ehrman Cancer Fund - $250. Ambridge Aerie #1365: Monthly Quota (5) applications on hand with full fees paid (9). Activities: Bar Bingo every other Tuesday, Kitchen open daily, Beat for Life(fundraising for Elementary students last year purchased 117 musical instruments for students), Celebrating Aerie s 112 Yr. Anniversary, Bloody Mary Breakfast March 25 th, Bingo March 27 th. Donations: Ambridge Baseball Boosters, Ambridge Girls Softball, Ambridge IOOF, Monaca B.C.S.U. & Art Ehrman Cancer Fund -$250. Freedom Aerie #1429: Monthly Quota (1) applications on hand with full fees paid (14). Activities: Monday night Women s Pool League, Tuesday night mixed Pool League, Wednesday night Dart League, Friday Fish Fry, Saturday night Shuffleboard League. March 3 rd cash bash over 100 people attended, March 10 th Shuffleboard League with DJ afterward, March 17 th St. Patrick s Party with DJ/Karaoke, March 24 th DJ/Karaoke open mic open to public, March 31 st Band Nickel Plated Revolver open to public upstairs, Purchased a new ice machine, installed a new POS system and now accept credit cards. Donations: Mark Barto Senior project benefits women s center -$50, donated a basket for Rochester Police Officer Patrick Young Benefit.. DISTRICT FOUR District meeting was held March 18, 2018 with Kittanning Aerie #0896 as host. Ford City Aerie #606: Monthly Quota (4) Applications on hand, full fees paid (3). Activities: Mtgs 2nd & 4 th 8pm; kitchen open Thurs-Sat 5-10 pm (regular menu) and Sun 1-9 pm; Tap League Pool Mon 8 pm; Regular Pool League Wed 7 pm; Pool Tournament: 25 Feb, next 25 Mar; Back Porch Rockers band 17 Mar; House band 7 Apr; selling raffle tickets to support State Golf Tournament, contact Roger King ; 62 ND ANNUAL PA STATE GOLF TOURNAMENT 8 Sep. Donations: Armstrong River Hawks Student Council $100; Divine Redeemer School $250. Indiana Aerie #1468: Monthly Quota (7) Applications on hand, full fees paid (2). Activities: Mtgs 1 st & 3 rd Mon; Bar Mon-Thurs Dollar Coors Light Pint all day, Kitchen Mon - burger night, Tues - Stromboli pizza slices, Wed - tacos; Thurs - dinner specials; Fri pizza night; mens bowling into playoffs; mixed league bowling concluded; pool league Mon nights; St. Paddy s Party 17 Mar; Gun Bash 25 Feb; Indiana Little League Gun Bash 10 Mar; Kids Easter Party 18 Mar; roast hog tickets for sale $2, draw 31 Mar; Comedy Night 19 May, dinner/show $20. Donations: Cats Aid Benefit $300; Indiana Little League $450, Indiana Camp Cadet $3,000. Happy Easter To All from Indiana Aerie #1468. Junction (Freeport) Aerie #1732 Monthly Quota (4) Applications on hand, full fees paid (4). Activities: Mtgs 2 nd & 4 th pm; kitchen open Mon-Sat 4-9 pm; Mens and Womens Pool Leagues; host 24 Mar District IV Pool Tournament. Donations: Freeport Baseball $100; Freeport International Baseball $50; Freeport Youth Baseball $100; Armstrong Co. K-9 Fund $100; Orphans of the Storm $50; Freeport Volleyball $50. Kittanning Aerie #0896: Monthly Quota (4) Applications on hand, full fees paid (12). Activities: Mtgs 2 nd & 4 th Thur; kitchen open Thur-Sat.; free juke box Sat; dart league Sun; pool league Thurs; ladies pool league Mon; kids Easter Egg Hunt; St. Paddys dance w. band Skyn Deep; Cinco De Mayo- band, chili cook-off; Donations: Arts on the Allegheny $5,000; Junior Diabetes $1,000; American Heart Association $2,000; Armstrong High School: Youth Football $1,000, Traveling Baseball $1,000, After Prom $1,000; Local Fire Halls (10) $500 each. New Bethlehem Aerie #1860: Monthly Quota (2) Applications on hand, full fees paid (5). Activities: Mtgs 2 nd & 4 th Wed; Shuffleboard Mon 7 pm; St Paddys Party 17 Mar w DJ. Donations: Winds of Trade $200; Valley Advantages $100; New Bethlehem Fire Co, $100. New Kensington Aerie #0533: Activities: Aerie Mtgs 1st & 3rd pm; Aux Mtgs 1 st & 3 rd Mons; Karaoke Fri nights; Pool League 7 pm; Baseball Darts Wed 7 pm; Daily Drawing 7 pm; Weekly Drawing Thurs 9 pm; Aux Bingo Thurs 6 pm; Bar Bingo Sun 7 pm; Kitchen open Wed-Sat 2-10 pm; Happy Hour Mon-Thurs 5-7 pm 25 off all drinks. Tarentum Aerie #0699: Monthly Quota (9) Applications on hand, full fees paid (25). Activities: Mtgs 1st & 3rd 7 pm; kitchen open Wed-Sat 5-11 pm; shuffleboard league Sat noon; Gypsy Wife DJ 80 s 10 Mar; Daniels & McClain 17 Mar St. Paddys Day Dance; DJ Kevin Mar; Party On music bingo 6-8, karaoke Mar; Aux projects for Make-A-Wish. Donations: Highland Little League $300; W.O.T.M. Easter egg hunt $200.

24 DISTRICT NINE District Meeting was held on March 11, 2018 with Littlestown Aerie #2226 as host. Carlisle Aerie #1299: Monthly quota (21) applications on hand with full fees paid (67). Activities: Friday night Bingo, DJ on Friday nights, Saturday night Bands, Children s Egg Hunt March 24 th, Palm Sunday Breakfast March 25 th. Donations: Kevin Butler Foundation - $200, Boy Scout Troop #168-$400, Four Diamonds Fund -$100, Water Donations -$300, Friendship Hose Fire Co, -$8,000. Gettysburg Aerie #1562: Monthly quota (14) applications on hand with full fees paid (3) Activities: Bands every Saturday night, State Dart Tourn. March 16,17,18. Early Bird Dues paying Party March 23 rd & 24 th. Donations: Edgewood Bowl-$2,970, Gettysburg Area Youth Football & Cheer-$500, Gettysburg Times-$775, Gettysburg Little League-$500, Bermudian Freedom -$500, Gettysburg Senior Center-$1,000, Children s Cancer Recovery -$500, Crossroads Adams Co. -$400. Littlestown Aerie #2226: Monthly Quota (16) applications on hand with full fees paid (97). Activities: Bands & DJ s Mar. 24-Smokin Gun Band, Mar, 31- Chris Woodward Band, Bar Bingo every 8p.m., Pa. State Pool Tourn. May 4-6 th. Donations: Littlestown Alpha Fire Co, -$50,000. Lancaster Aerie #84: Monthly Quota( 2), applications on hand with full fees paid (2) Activities: Selling tickets for July Calendar Raffle to benefit Boys & Girls Club of Lancaster, St. Patrick s Day Party on Saturday from Donations: H.P.S. Fund -$5,000, Boys & girls Club of Lancaster -$250. DISTRICT FOURTEEN District Meeting was held March 18, 2018 with Connellsville Aerie #493 as host. Dunbar Aerie #3293: Monthly Quota (2) applications on hand with full fees paid (1). Activities: Wednesday open pool table 8-10, DJ on Fridays, March 24 th kids Easter Party. Connellsville Aerie # 493: Monthly Quota (2) applications on hand with full fees paid (2). Activities: DJ s Thurs- Saturday, Happy Hour 5-7 everyday, Band 3/17/18 and Children s Easter Party 3/24/18. Uniontown Aerie #828: Monthly Quota (2) applications on hand with full fees paid (2). Activities: St. Pattys weekend bash March th with DJ s, Happy hour every day 6-7, Bar Bingo Tuesday s 7-9, Kids Easter Party 3/25/18 3-5pm,.

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26 PA STATE PRESIDENT'S FUND ART EHRMANN CANCER AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT REYNOLDSVILLE $ LARRY MONN (Honor of John Samuels) CASH $ PAST STATE PRESIDENTS CLUB 1132 $ 1, LARRY & KELLIE MENDENHALL 1974 $ TOM PARSONS CASH $ CLINT SLIMA CASH $ JOHN MCFERREN (haircut) CASH $ NIGHT CAPPERS CASH $ DISTRICT 9 HOSPITALITY ROOM CASH $ BRADFORD $ SCRANTON $ FORD CITY $ UNIONTOWN $ CONNELLSVILLE $ JEREMY FRITS (uniform fine) CASH $ NEW BETHLEHEM $ DISTRICT $ THOMAS "HOSS" CARTWRIGHT 166 $ MIKE & SYLVIA CLEPPER- CHRISTMAS CARDS 2269 $ CARLISLE $ 2, JOEL FROWNFELTER - FINE CASH $ 5.00 MICHAEL CLEPPER - FINE CASH $ 5.00 ROBERT WAHLS - FINE CASH $ 5.00 DISTRICT - 9 CASH $ JOHN MURRAY 1299 CASH $ JEREMY FRITS - CHRISTMAS CARD CASH $ DISTRICT 11 AUXILIARY 229 $ BETHLEHEM $ BETHLEHEM AUXILIARY $ RICH & SHIRLEY COSNER- CHRISTMAS CARD 132 $ SHIRLEY COSNER - FINE CASH $ 5.00 GENIE LUTSEO - CHRISTMAS CARD 2097 $ DON & ROBIN LUMADUE- CHRISTMAS CARD 1324 $ ORVILLE & ERMA MCCRACKEN - CHRISTMAS CARD 9195 $ GETTYSBURG $ JOE "SHOE" & BUNNIE - CHRISTMAS CARD 7266 $ LARRY & SHIRLEY MONN - CHRISTMAS CARD (in honor John Samuels) 2751 $ SOMERSET $ 2, BLAIRSVILLE $ 3, TONY ANGELO AERIE $ DISTRICT 8 AUXILIARY 561 $ JIM & BARB CLARK - CHRISTMAS CARD 6925 $ CARLISLE $ 1, BOB & CAROL WAHLS- CHRISTMAS CARD $ PUNXSUTAWNEY $ CLEARFIELD $ 2, BROOKVILLE $ 1, REYNOLDSVILLE $ 1, TONY ANGELO AERIE $ GROVE CITY $ HEATHER WALTER 3807 CASH $ DISTRICT $ FREEDOM $ NEW BRIGHTON $ AMBRIDGE $ PETE & CAROL PONINSKY $ ERNIE FARANCE 1426 CASH $ ST. MARY'S 200 CLUB $

27 PA STATE PRESIDENT'S FUND (C0NT.) ART EHRMANN CANCER FALLSCREEK $ KUTZTOWN $ TOTAL $ 22, ROBERT HANSEN DIABETES AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT REYNOLDSVILLE $ BELLWOOD EAGLE RIDING CLUB 1017 $ BELLWOOD $ 1, BROOKVILLE $ RENEVO $ WILLIAMSPORT $ GETTYSBURG $ CLEARFIELD $ 1, CARLISLE $ 1, TONY ANGELO AERIE $ BROOKVILLE $ 1, TOTAL $ 7, CHARITY FUND DONATIONS D.D. Dunlap Kidney Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT REYNOLDSVILLE $ LOCK HAVEN $ BLAIRSVILLE $ 2, TONY ANGELO $ GETTYSBURG $ CARLISLE $ 1, CLEARFIELD $ 1, HANOVER AERIE & AUXILIARY $ 3, SCRANTON $ TOTAL $ 9, Alzheimer's Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT REYNOLDSVILLE $ SCRANTON $ BLAIRSVILLE $ 2, CARLISLE $ 1, CLEARFIELD $ 1, TONY ANGELO $ TOTAL $ 5,250.00

28 Jimmy Durante Children's Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT REYNOLDSVILLE $ SCRANTON $ TONY ANGELO $ GETTYSBURG $ CARLISLE $ 1, CLARION $ BROOKVILLE $ 1, TOTAL $ 3, Diabetes Research Center Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT BLAIRSVILLE $ 2, CLARION $ GETTYSBURG $ 4, CARLISLE $ 1, CARLISLE $ TOTAL $ 8, Golden Age Eagles Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT GETTYSBURG $ CARLISLE $ 1, CLEARFIELD $ 1, BROOKVILLE $ 1, TOTAL $ 4, Jimmy Durante Child Abuse Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT BLAIRSVILLE $ 2, RAMON & PAT RODRIGUEZ - CHRISTMAS CARD 6863 $ CLEARFIELD $ 1, TOTAL $ 3, Lew Reed Spinal Cord Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT SCRANTON $ BLAIRSVILLE $ 2, CARLISLE $ 1, CLEARFIELD $ 1, GETTYSBURG $ TOTAL $ 5, Max Baer Heart Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT REYNOLDSVILLE $ CLARION $ BLAIRSVILLE $ 2, MIKE & SYLVIA CLEPPER - CHRISTMAS CARD 2268 $ RAMON & PAT RODRIGUEZ- CHRISTMAS CARD 6864 $ GETTYSBURG $ CARLISLE $ 1, CLEARFIELD $ 1, SCRANTON $ BROOKVILLE $ 1, TOTAL $ 7,350.00

29 Memorial Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT BLAIRSVILLE $ 2, GETTYSBURG $ CLEARFIELD $ 1, CARLISLE $ 1, TOTAL $ 5, Muscular Dystrophy Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT CLEARFIELD $ 1, TOTAL $ 1, Drug Awareness Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT TONY ANGELO $ CLEARFIELD $ 1, BLAIRSVILLE $ 2, TOTAL $ 3, CPR Fund AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT TOTAL $ Eagle Village AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT CARLISLE $ 1, CLEARFIELD $ 1, FORD CITY $ TOTAL $ 2, Operation Eagle AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT CARLISLE $ 1, TOTAL $ 1, Charity Fund Donations $ 92,273.14

30 DISTRICT NO. 1 DISTRICT NO. 2 DISTRICT NO. 3 DISTRICT NO. 4 PENNSYLVANIA MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENT MEMBERSHIP REPORT MARCH 2018 AERIE NAME MONTH YEAR PREVIOUS MARCH GRAND NO. QUOTA QUOTA TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL PER % HOWARD "BUTCH" SMITH, DISTRICT DIRECTOR MELISSA COONEY, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 283 OIL CITY % 313 WARREN % 328 FRANKLIN % 429 MEADVILLE % 805 GREENVILLE % 1895 GROVE CITY % 4516 WATTSBURG % TOTALS: % MIKE WHITE, 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: %

31 PENNSYLVANIA MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENT MEMBERSHIP REPORT MARCH 2018 DISTRICT NO. 5 AERIE NAME MONTH YEAR PREVIOUS MARCH 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 TERRY GUNDER, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 844 JEANNETTE % 1188 TONY ANGELO % 1244 PATTON % 1488 BLAIRSVILLE % 1612 DERRY % 1671 IRWIN % 1801 SOMERSET % 1811 CONEMAUGH % 1859 BELLWOOD % TOTALS: % DISTRICT JOEL FROWNFELTER, DISTRICT DIRECTOR NO. 9 PATRICK LAUGHMAN, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 84 LANCASTER % 183 YORK % 472 LEBANON % 1299 CARLISLE % 1406 HANOVER % 1562 GETTYSBURG % 1758 WAYNESBORO % 2226 LITTLESTOWN % 4274 HARRISONVILLE % TOTALS: %

32 PENNSYLVANIA MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENT MEMBERSHIP REPORT MARCH 2018 AERIE NAME MONTH YEAR PREVIOUS MARCH GRAND NO. QUOTA QUOTA TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL PER % DISTRICT MICHAEL HAVENS, DISTRICT DIRECTOR NO. 10 PAT ARCHACAVAGE, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 314 SCRANTON % 353 WILKES-BARRE % 546 PLYMOUTH % 834 NANTICOKE % 1858 HONESDALE % TOTALS: % DISTRICT MICHAEL KILGANNON, DISTRICT DIRECTOR NO. 11 GERALD BOYER, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 110 ALLENTOWN % 284 BETHLEHEM % 839 KUTZTOWN % 1106 STROUDSBURG % TOTALS: % DISTRICT FRANCIS NORBECK, DISTRICT DIRECTOR NO WILMINGTON % 626 POTTSTOWN % 1761 LANSDALE % 2489 FAIRLESS HILLS % 2666 OXFORD % 4528 OCEAN VIEW % TOTALS: % DISTRICT JEFF GEORGE, DISTRICT DIRECTOR NO. 13 ROBERT RYAN, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 134 POTTSVILLE % 464 MT. CARMEL % 503 SUNBURY % 1208 MILTON % TOTALS: %

33 PENNSYLVANIA MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENT MEMBERSHIP REPORT MARCH 2018 AERIE NAME MONTH YEAR PREVIOUS MARCH GRAND NO. QUOTA QUOTA TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL PER% DISTRICT ROBERT R. ANDERSON, DISTRICT DIRECTOR NO. 14 JOHN KURUTZ, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 493 CONNELLSVILLE % 828 UNIONTOWN % 1932 POINT MARION % 3293 DUNBAR TWP % TOTALS: % DISTRICT ROBERT L. SCUDDER JR., DISTRICT DIRECTOR NO. 15 RON BARNER, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 516 RENOVO % 970 WILLIAMSPORT % 4294 BURNHAM % 4298 LOCK HAVEN % 4320 BELLEFONTE % TOTALS: % TOTALS TO DATE % EAGLEDOM TOP FIFTEEN PENNSYLVANIA TOP TEN YEAR -TO-DATE OHIO PENNSYLVANIA #4294 Burham #1801 Somerset MICHIGAN 721 #313 Warren 205 WASHINGTON 543 #2226 Littlestown 187 FLORIDA INDIANA #834 Nanticoke 141 VIRGINIA 303 #1406 Hanover 138 MISSOURI 207 #536 St. Mary's 133 CALIFORNIA 205 #1299 Carlis Carlisle 115 NEBRASKA 193 #699 Tarentum 112 COLORADO 190 #4528 Oceanview 110 MINNESOTA 152 # 1429 Freedom 110 ARIZONA 135 NEW YORK 124 TEXAS 117 ILLINOIS % 533% #1246 Ellwood City 400% # #4205 Apollo 350% THREE AERIES RANKED IN THE TOP FIFTEEN YEAR TO DATE #2 Burnham # 4294 PENNSYLVANIA TOP FIVE (PERCENTAGE) #8 Somerset #1801 #1429 Freedom 917% #14 Warren # 313 #502 Donora #464 Mt. Carmel FOUR AERIES IN PENNSYLVANIA RANKED IN THE TOP FIFTEEN MONTHLY LEADERS #4 Tarentum # 699 # 5 Burnham # 4294 # 7 Somerset # 1801 # 13 Donora # 502

34 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 MARCH 2018 ZONE AERIE NAME NUMBER PROPOSED Michael Jeffcoats Darrin L. Leech Willis L. Dexter 9 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 MARCH 2018 DISTRICT AERIE NAME NUMBER PROPOSED Thomas Jack Shirey Loren Mosholder Marcy L. Mann Michael Jericho John J. Fay Dwayne E. Gembe John P. Fruger William E. Czachor Jamie M. Lapp Todd E. Hauck Kasey J. Dorey 4

35 2018 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES PENNSYLVANIA STATE BOWLING TOURNAMENT Sponsored by: Falls Creek Eagles Aerie # Jefferson Avenue, Falls Creek, PA Singles - Doubles - Team - All Events All Bowling Events will be held at: DUBOIS LANES 805 E. DuBois Avenue PA (814) DATES April 14 th and 15 th April 21 st and 22 nd April 28 TH and 29 th CLOSING DATE FOR ALL ENTRIES IS MARCH 10, 2018 TEAM EVENT Sundays@ 9 am and 1 pm SQUAD TIMES Single and Doubles Events 54 Bowlers Max. per Squad Saturdays at 9 AM - 1PM and 5 PM Squad times are first come first served. Maximum of 36 teams per weekend / 18 maxium per squad. Walk- ins and re-entry upon availabilty. Minor and Team Event Fees Prize fee: $12.00 per a bowler per event Bowling Fee: $9.00 per bowler per event Tournament Fee: $2.00 per bowler per event Total: $23.00 per bowler per event All events (optional) is $3.00 per bowler Prize Ratio: 1 in 8 entries will cash.total entry fee must be submitted with entry. Questions and information is available by contacting Tom Mitskavich

36 TEAM EVENTS (PLEASE PRINT) ENTRY FORM 2018 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES STATE BOWLING TOURNAMENT Sponsored by: Falls Creek Eagles #965, 189 Jefferson Avenue Falls Creek pa All bowling events to be held at DuBois Lanes 805 E. DuBois Avenue P.A Instructions: please print clearly or type, fill in all information requested. If you wish to enter All Events please check entry block for all events (AE). Submit entry with check in the proper amount to Falls Creek Eagles # Jefferson Avenue Falls Creek, P.A Entries close March 10, 2018 SQUAD DATE & TIME REQUEST (PLEASE PRINT) Last Name First Name Average All Events Team Event Singles & Doubles Date/Time Date/Time 1 1st Choice nd Choice 3rd Choice I hereby certify that all averages shown on this entry form are correct and that all bowlers are bona fide members of the Fraternal Orders of the Eagles and are in good standing. 5 FOE Aerie Number SINGLES - DOUBLES EVENT (PLEASE PRINT) Last Name First Name Average All Events Aerie Secretary Team Captain Send Prize Checks to: (please print) Name Address City State Zip Phone & Signature

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38 HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS*** FALLS CREEK, PA FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES HOTEL LISTING Rich Hwy DuBois P.A Gps Slab Run Road DuBois, P.A (814) Double $ tax CLARION HOTEL*** 1896 Rich Hwy DuBois, P.A (814) (814) Double $ tax Best Western 82 N. Park Place DuBois, P.A (814) Double $ tax FAIRFIELD INN 2219 Bee Line Hwy DuBois, P.A (814) Double tax HAMPTON INN 690 Shaffer Road DuBois, P.A (814) Double $ tax *Rates subject to change ***The Holiday inn and Clarion Hotel is less than a quarter of a mile from the Aerie.

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41 EASTERN REGIONAL CONFERENCE OCTOBER 12-14, 2018 HOSTED BY CARLISLE AERIE NO E. HIGH ST. CARLISLE, PA SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 Kitchen open-11:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Registration -4:00p.m. - 8:00 p.m. BINGO- 7:00 p.m. cards go on sale at 6:30 p.m. DJ IN LOUNGE- 9:30p.m. - 12:30a.m. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 No Breakfast at the Aerie Registration -8:00 a.m. - 10:00a.m. Joint Opening-9:30 a.m. Aerie and Auxiliary Meetings- 10:00 a.m. Army Heritage Trail at US Army Heritage and Education Center o A one-mile outdoor trail accented by a Cobra helicopter, Sherman tank and encompassing outdoor exhibits from the French & Indian War through the present. (Trail open 24 hours visitor centre is open until 5 p.m.) Kitchen open -11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (no orders after 3 p.m. due to banquet) Banquet- at Aerie home at 5:30 p.m. (Band-- M 80 s following program at 8 P.M.) o Banquet menu: Ham & turkey, mashed potatoes, mixed vegetable, salad, desert SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14 No Breakfast at served at Aerie Joint Meeting- 9:00a.m. (No shuttle service from Hotels on Sunday) HOTELS: Mention Eagles COMFORT INN SLEEP INN DAYS INN SOUTH $89.00 per night plus 9 % tax (I 81 & Turnpike)- 3.0 mile from Aerie 77 Shady Lane Carlisle, PA ( ) $94.00 per night plus 9% tax miles from Aerie 5 E Garland Drive Carlisle, PA ( ) $75.00 single or double- plus 9% tax 2.4 miles from Aerie 101 Alexander Spring Road Carlisle, PA ( ) Call Motels direct and tell them you are with the Eagles NO SHUTTLE SERVICE offered to hotels TRY TO MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY AS ROOMS MAY BE LIMITED.

42 2018 EASTERN REGIONAL CONFERENCE REGISTRATION October 12, 13, 14, Hosted by Carlisle, PA Aerie #1299 REGISTRATION FEE: $5.00 Make Checks Payable to: FOE #1299 Saturday Night Banquet Ticket: $18.00 Mail TO: Mark Bahr, Sec. Check MUST Accompany PO BOX 571 Registration Form Carlisle, PA Deadline: September 30 Must be received by this date For Aerie Use NAME TYPE or PRINT TITLE AERIE NAME & Number AUXILIARY NAME & Number Number of ea. for total of $ Saturday Night Banquet No. of for total of $ For any questions or more information Contact Mark Bahr, Secretary at Total Enclosed: $

43 Welcome to Carlisle Borough Dear Friends: Founded in 1751, Carlisle Borough is one of Pennsylvania s most treasured historic communities. Located in picturesque south-central Pennsylvania, Carlisle s history is rich, ideals are plentiful, and diversity abundant. Strolling through historic downtown, one is greeted by unique architecture, quaint shops, and overall serenity. Carlisle s tree-lined streets invite residents and visitors alike to walk the same paths as those walked by the Commander of the Continental Army and President of the United States, George Washington; Declaration of Independence signer, James Wilson; Olympic medalist, Jim Thorpe; Battle of Monmouth heroine, Molly Pitcher ; and the list goes on and on! With a reputation as a growing and viable community, historic Carlisle continues to meet the ever-evolving economic needs of its citizens. Success is evident on every street corner; from small businesses to large corporations, Carlisle is embracing the world of tomorrow. The combination of small and large retail businesses, along with the addition of technology-based firms, and strong service industries, the community has reinvented itself. Civic pride appears throughout Carlisle s well-maintained community. Restored homes, manicured lawns, and flower boxes reflect the pride of homeownership where peoples of all economic backgrounds have achieved the American Dream through affordable housing and high employment standards. Citizens continually volunteer and support local programs involving the elderly, youth and disenfranchised revealing the moral fiber of this great town. Within easy walking distance of downtown Carlisle, a nurturing town/gown relationship has formed with Dickinson College, Dickinson School of Law of Penn State University and the U.S. Army War College known throughout the United States and abroad for their respective curriculums. Carlisle s cultural environment is a diverse mix typified by its award-winning restaurants, downtown theatre, historic sites, and multi-cultural events. One doesn t need to venture outside the town s limits to dine on world cuisine, discover artisans, experience unending entertainment, or enjoy recreational activities. Children and adults will find the Borough s 18 public parks places to relax and unwind. With biking, hiking, tennis, basketball, and a local community center readily available recreation abounds! We welcome all Fraternal Order Eagles Members to the Eastern Regional Conference at Aerie #1299. The Borough of Carlisle Committed to Excellence in Community Service

44 Map & Directions US ARMY HERITAGE CENTER The Foundation office is at 950 Soldiers Drive, Carlisle, Pennsylvania and is in the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center. Directions and maps to Carlisle Barracks are also available at: Automobile Travel: Carlisle is at the intersection of three major highways: Interstate 81, the Pennsylvania Turnpike (Interstate 76) and U.S. Rt. 11. Please see the following detailed driving instructions for routes from those thoroughfares to USAHEC/USAMHI. Air: The nearest commercial airport is Harrisburg International Airport (HIA), located south of Harrisburg adjacent to the Pennsylvania Turnpike (I-76). It is approximately 28 miles from Carlisle. Other public transportation: Carlisle is served by a local bus line (Capital Area Transit, CAT). There is no public transportation within Carlisle or to/from HIA. Taxis are available for local use. Amtrak trains share the Harrisburg terminal with Greyhound and CAT. That terminal is 19 miles from Carlisle Barracks. U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center House of Operation: Ridgway Hall (Military History Institute) Monday- Saturday: 9am - 4:45pm Sunday: Closed Visitor and Education Center Monday: Closed Tuesday- Saturday: 9am 5 pm Sunday: 1100 am 5 pm The USAHEC (both Ridgway Hall plus the Visitor and Education Center) will be open for the following Federal Holidays from 9am - 5pm Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, and Veteran's Day. The USAHEC will be closed for all other Federal holidays.