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North Mason Eagles Aerie #4226
March/April 2015 Newsletter
80 NE Alder Creek Rd.
Belfair, WA 98528
Phone:(360 275-6885
Fax: (360) 275-2333
Website: wwww.northmasoneagles4226.com
Mar—Apr Notes:
Worthy President -John Kyes
 Mar 17th—St. Patty Dinner
 Mar 24th—State Madam President
Visit
 Apr 5th—Easter Breakfast
 Apr 21st– 1st Nomination of Aerie Officers
 Apr 25th—Grand Madam President Visit
 Apr 28th 1st Nomination of Auxiliary Officers
Inside this issue:
Madam President Msg
2
Cooks Corner
2
Grand Worthy Conductor, John
Noldan
3
Junior Past Worthy President
3
Greetings Brothers & Sisters
4
Scholarship Fund Dinner
4
Snoqualmie Casino Trip
5
St. Patrick’s Day—Memorial Fund
Dinner
5
State Madam President Visit
6
Easter Breakfast Poster
6
Spring Basket Auction
7
Eagle Valley Clean Up
7
New Members
7
Membership Drawing
8
The Club Activities
9
Officers and Events
10
Contact Information
11
Calendars
12-13
Hello everybody,
As we say good bye to
winter hello to spring,
let us look back at the
fantastic football season. I would like to
thank all of the good
people that supported Sunday Seahawk
football. What a
great journey. I
would be remiss if I
didn't say thank you
to all the volunteers
that made the post
HAWKS!!!!
Worthy
President
season a huge success. Everyone who
came out and showed
their support made it an
outstanding and
fun season. GO SEA-
I hope to see you all
up at the club for
one of our fine
meals, breakfast,
lunch or dinner you
can not beat it any
where. Remember do what you do
best and stay beautiful!!!!
Worthy President,
John Kyes
Note From: Chuck Wood, Junior Past
Worthy President
After our last Aerie Meeting, was asked if I would
consider staying on as
Junior Past Worthy President for the coming year.
I had planned to take a
year off from being an
officer. Knowing that I attend the Aerie meetings, I
thought, “Well, why not?”
I have been an officer in
our Aerie since 2005, with the
exception of one year.
Now, I know you’re going to
ask, “Why would you want to
do this?” For one thing, to
keep this club open, we need
officers to fill the positions. I
Continued on page 3
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North Mason Eagles Aerie #4226
March/April 2015 Newsletter
Madam President—Diane Kyes
Things are looking good
around the club. The wall with
the Past Presidents pictures is
coming along and thank you to
our Aerie Brothers for making
it look so wonderful. We have
also seen some new stools in
the bar area thanks to the generous donation of a member
and some assistance from the
Aerie Trustees to help pay for
them. We are still hoping for a
spring cleaning which will take
a lot of member volunteers. Be
on the lookout for flyers with
more information to come. We
have a lot of activities during
the next couple of months.
The Aerie Sisters are putting
out good food every week,
their cooking is amazing. To
all you ladies that cook in our
kitchen, thank you for all your
efforts and great flavors you
create. You do a wonderful
job, keep up the good work.
Thank you to all of you who
help
make
the
bar
tenders
job a
little
Madam
easiPresident
er by
Diane Kyes
having
your Eagle’s Card out and
showing before you have to be
asked. It is so greatly appreciated. Everyone for the most
part has been really great in
providing their card. Again
thank you so much.
Hope you all enjoyed Valentine’s Day along with the three
day weekend. That seemed to
work out well for all of us who
have working sweethearts.
With February being such a
short month it makes the year
feel like it is zipping by. The
club doesn’t have a lot going
on in March, however, in April we
will be having a Spring Auction.
Please be watching for more information as time draws near
April 11th.
Thank you to everyone for all that
you do, volunteering is sometimes a thankless job. Every
once in a while you do find that
person or group of people that
really appreciate what you do.
Please don’t let one bad experience keep you from helping others. The club really needs you
and your support. If every member would volunteer an hour or
two each month, we would really
have something to be proud of.
Again, thank you to those of you
who continue to give of yourselves even though we know you
are wearing thin. You are very
special people.
Very Sincerely,
Madam President, Diane
Kyes
Spicy Chicken Wings
Ingredients:
Directions:
2lb. chicken wings,
split at joints, tips removed
2tsp. garlic powder
3/4 cup Hot 'n Spicy
Wing Barbecue Sauce
1 green onion, sliced
Heat grill to medium-high heat.
Season chicken with garlic powder.
Grill 15 min., turning occasionally. Brush
lightly with some of the barbecue sauce.
Continue grilling 4 to 5 min. or until
chicken is done, turning and brushing frequently with remaining barbecue sauce.
Place chicken on platter; top with onions.
Serving Suggestion:
Serve, along with cut-up fresh
vegetables if desired, as dippers with Blue Cheese Dressing or Ranch Dressing.
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North Mason Eagles Aerie #4226
March/April 2015 Newsletter
Grand Worthy Conductor, John Noldan
John Noldan
Grand Worthy
Conductor
John Noldan, Grand Worthy
Conductor of The Fraternal
Order of Eagles, joined the
organization in 1989 as a
charter member of North Mason, Wash., #4226 and became the Aerie’s first Worthy
President.
an inductee into the Washington State Aerie Hall of Fame.
Three years later, the membership voted Brother Noldan
Grand Inside Guard for the
2013-14 term during the International Convention in Reno,
Nev.
In the years following, Brother
Noldan held several other offices on the local level and
served seven years as Worthy
Secretary. He held every office on the state level on his
way to being named Washington State Worthy President for
the 2005-06 fraternal year.
Brother Noldan is retired from
the Department of Defense after 41 years of service. He and
his wife Kat have four children
and nine grandchildren.
In 2010, he was honored as
He continues to work with Local Aeries and the State Aerie
in various capacities and enjoys cruising with his Eagles
brothers and sisters.
Continued from page 1, Chuck Wood
would hate someday to drive
from my home in Gig Harbor
only to find the doors padlocked, just because we couldn’t find someone to step up to
be an officer of our organization. The position we have
open now is for the Worthy
Conductor. We know you
might be new at this, but we
would be glad to show you the
ropes and go through what
you would have to do at a
meeting. If you are interested in being the Worthy
Conductor, please stop
by on meeting night and
talk to me about the position.
Sincerely,
Chuck Wood, Past Worthy President
Chuck Wood
Junior Past Worthy President
North Mason Eagles Aerie #4226
March/April 2015 Newsletter
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Greeting Brothers and Sisters,
Well, spring is just around the
corner and that means another
Eagle year is coming up. One of
the things we need to start looking at is Officers in the Aerie and
Auxiliary for the 2015-2016 year.
To remain operating and strong
we need to fill all positions. For
the Aerie, we still need to fill the
offices of Worthy Conductor,
Treasurer and Secretary. These
are very important positions. The
Conductor sets up the meeting
room, assists the Secretary,
Trustees and Worthy President
during the meeting by moving
reports, funds, guests and candidates across the Aerie room.
The Secretary and treasurer
keep meeting minutes, collect
funds, make bank deposits, keep
books, write checks and membership cards, track membership
and collects signatures for
checks and business documentation. If you are interested or
know someone who might be,
please contact Jim Haygood
or Dani Ne’Fay. For the Auxiliary, contact Debbie Louden
or Laura Vliet.
Also with the coming of
spring we start thinking about
Eagle Valley. You may ask
what is Eagle Valley. The answer is it is a camping and
recreation area for Eagle
members that is owned by all
of the Aerie and Auxiliary
members of Washington
State. It’s located just outside
of Cle Elum, Wa. It is open
from May 1st till the last Sunday in September. There are
campsites for RVs with power
and water and tent sites.
There are horse shoe pits,
game areas for badminton or
volleyball and a miniature golf
course (18 holes). They are
even completing a baseball
Saturday—Chicken Fried Steak Dinner
On Saturday March 14th
we are serving a Chicken
Fried Steak Dinner to benefit the North Mason High
School Scholarship Fund.
We will provide $1000.00
scholarships to selected
seniors in June.
Your assistance and
participation is requested to increase the number of students we can
support.
Dinner will include
mashed potatoes, gravy
vegetables, and apple
cake dessert.
diamond. They are close to restaurants, stores and 3 Eagles
Aeries (Rosalyn, Cle Elum and
Ellensburg). Funding for Eagle
Valley comes from fund raisers
(thanks to our state chair people
Skip & Patti Columbetti), camping fees and the Annual Auction
on Memorial Day. We also volunteer to help clean up and prepare for opening by a work party
on the last week end of April
(24th, 25th & 26th this year). This
also lets us reserve an area for
North Mason on Memorial Day
week end.
So help support your club and
remember Eagles are, “People
Helping People”.
Your Aerie Outside Guard,
Jim Haygood
North Mason Eagles Aerie #4226
March/April 2015 Newsletter
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Snoqualmie Casino
Motor Coach Trip
You are invited to join us on a Motor Coach
Trip to Snoqualmie Casino on March 15th.
The cost is $25.00 which will include $10.00
worth of gaming and buffet lunch. The
coach will leave the North Mason Eagles
Parking lot at 0930AM. There will be 5
hours of gaming. The bus is limited to 55
people.
Luck of the Irish—St. Patrick's
Day Corned Beef and Cabbage
for the Memorial Foundation
We will have a special Dinner on Tuesday
March 17th in recognition of all the people who
are Irish and the ones who are even if it is only
one day. St. Patrick's Day Corned beef and
cabbage will be served beginning at 4:00PM
until gone for $12.00.
The proceeds will go to the Fraternal Order of
the Eagles Memorial Foundation;
The Memorial Foundation supports children
(including those legally adopted) of members
who die while serving their country or at work.
All Eagle members and their families are automatically protected by this unprecedented safety net.
Part of being an Eagle is supporting our brothers and sisters when times get tough. The Memorial Foundation was created to help provide
medical and educational benefits to children of
members who lose their lives while serving their
country or while at work. As an Eagle, you and
your family are automatically protected by this
unprecedented safety net.
Your children will be able to attend college or
vocational school and receive various forms of
medical assistance. Go to WWW.FOE.COM for
more information.
North Mason Eagles Aerie #4226
March/April 2015 Newsletter
State Madam President Visit
State Madam President Donna Simonds will be visiting North Mason Eagles #4226 and we are planning a
Baked Potato Bar on Tuesday March
24th starting at 5:30PM. Come join us
and meet Donna. Her motto is:
“Dare to fly….Soaring on Fraternalism”
Auxiliary—Easter Breakfast
Spring Auction
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Support Eagle Valley—Clean-up
Eagle Valley clean-up starts April 24
through April 26th. The State Chairman
for Eagle Valley is our own North Mason
Eagles Aerie #4226 Skip Columbetti.
Contact him or leave a message in the
Club if you need more information and
would like to assist with the clean-up.
Each year Mother Nature leaves new
challenges and opportunities.
Steak Dinner on the last Friday in April
will be replaced with Chicken and Dump-
New Members
Auxiliary Members
Aeries Members
lings due to the number of people involved with the Eagle Valley Clean-up.
Join us for a change of pace dinner. You
will be pleasantly surprised.
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March/April 2015 Newsletter
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Thursday’s are Membership Drawing
And Hamburger Night
“The Membership
Drawing pot
continues to grow
if it's not won.
On January 28th
congratulations go
out to Verchell Barton who had signed
up, was present
and won the
$1936.00 pot.
If you sign up
Date
your odds of
winning are
approximately
1
in 950. If you
don’t sign up—The
odds are slightly
greater.
Everyone likes a
winner. Remember
you can enjoy a
beverage of your
choice and have a
hamburger, hot
dog and French
fries while you’re
waiting. We appreciate your attendance
and participation. It
is all for fun and enjoyment of the members.
Members Name Drawn
Pot Amount
Jan 1st
Gordon Lecair
$971.00
Jan 8th
Karla Martin
$1182.00
Jan 15th
Rita Dawald
$1433.00
Jan 22nd
Anthony Underwood
$1685.00
Jan 29th
Verchell Barton—Winner
Feb 5th
Michael Loudin
$210.00
Feb 12th
Gary Eason
$328.00
Feb 19th
Cindy Carrillo
$478.00
$1936.00
WATCH FOR INFORMATION ON A CHILI COOKOFF IN EARLY JUNE
Special Note
Watch for the Chili Cook-off with
the proceeds benefiting the local
firefighters.
Due to the rising cost of goods, the
breakfast and lunch prices are increasing. We are keeping prices as low as possible. Thank you for your patronage.
We Have Become Social
You can now join us on
Facebook at “North Mason Eagles”
or visit us on our
website: northmasoneagles4226.com
Or come and visit.
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North Mason Eagles Aerie #4226
March/April 2015 Newsletter
Happy Hour 4:00 – 7:00 (25 cents beer, wine and well drinks)
Drink Prices Effective February 1st, 2015—Liquor & Wine Prices Increase by $0.25.
Day
Lunch
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Lunch
12:00 –
2:00
Lunch
12:00 –
2:00
Lunch
12:00 –
2:00
Lunch
12:00 –
2:00
Lunch
12:00 –
2:00
Meals
(Check the Calendar for Breakfast)
French Dip with
Fries
(Joker Poker)
Meeting Night
Poker @ 11:00AM
(Cribbage @ Noon 2nd
Wed of each Month)
Hamburgers
(Membership
Drawing)
Special (Check
the Calendar)
Drink Special
Cost
Double Shot $5.00
Bloody Mary
Pounders
$2.00
Happy Hour
All Day
Domestic
Canned Beer
.25 off
all
Drinks
$2.00
Screwdriver
$3.00
Wine
$3.25
Poker @ Noon
Lunch - Soup and sandwiches at great prices
Check the calendar for Sunday Breakfasts and Friday Night Meal specials
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Website: wwww.northmasoneagles4226.com
Auxiliary Officers for 2014—2015
Aerie Officers for 2014—2015
Worthy Jr. Past President
Chuck Wood
Madam Jr. Past President
Carla Martin
Worthy President
John Kyes
Madam President
Diane Kyes
Worthy Vice President
Bob Ulman
Madam Vice President
Debbie Louden
Worthy Chaplain
Gordon McDonald
Madam Chaplain
Susan Johannessen
Worthy Conductor
Stan Hutton
Madam Conductor
Kat Noldan
Worthy Secretary
Dani Na-Fey
Madam Secretary
Laura Vliet
Worthy Treasurer
Jeremy Werdall
Madam Treasurer
Winona Hoesche
Worthy Inside Guard
Bob Maesner
Madam Inside Guard
Darlene Shutters
Worthy Outside Guard
Jim Haygood
Madam Trustees
Pat Maxwell
Worthy Trustees
Tony Hoesche
Vicki Hutton
Richard Clark
Viola McDonald
Gary Huard
Don Carlson
Summary of Scheduled Activities
Meetings:
Aerie Meeting 7:30
Auxiliary Officers Meeting 6:30—Auxiliary Meeting 7:00
Joint Officer Meetings @ 6:30PM (Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Sep, Nov)
1st and 3rd Tuesday
2nd and 4th Tuesday
2nd Monday every other Month
Breakfasts: (Prices subject to change)
Aerie Breakfast 10:00—12:00 - $6.00
Auxiliary Breakfast 10:00—12:00 - $7.00 (Specials $8.00)
2nd Sunday
Last Sunday
Dinners: (Prices subject to change)
Madam President BBQ Rib Dinner 6:00PM - $10.00
Aerie Prime Rib Dinner 6:00PM - $12.00
1st Fiday
2nd Friday
Auxiliary Broasted Chicken/Fish/Shrimp Dinner 6:00PM ($8$10.00)
Aerie Delegate Steak Dinner 6:00PM - $12.00
3rd Friday
Last Friday
Weekly: (Prices subject to change)
Auxiliary Lunches 12:00—2:00 (Cost $2.00 to $6.00)
Monday – Friday
French Dip & Fries 4:00-6:30PM $7.00
Joker Poker Drawing 6:00PM
No Dinner
Poker 11:00AM
Cribbage—Noon
Burger Night 4:00 till 6:30 and Membership Drawing 6:00
Dinner Specials Friday Nights—Listed Above
Poker at Noon
Monday Night
Monday Night
Tuesday Night
Wednesday Day
Second Wednesday of Each Month
Thursday Night
Friday Night
Saturday
North Mason Eagles Aerie #4226
May/June 2014 Newsletter
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North Mason Eagles Aerie #4226
North Mason Eagles Aerie #4226
80 NE Alder Creek Lane
PO Box 782
Phone: 360 275-6885
Belfair, WA 98528-0782
Fax: 360 275-2333
North Mason Eagles Auxiliary
#4226
80 NE Alder Creek Lane
PO Box 1783
Belfair, WA 98528-1783
Belfair, WA 98528-0782
E-mail Addresses:
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Social Room hours: Sun - Sat 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
May close later at bartenders discretion
Aerie Meetings: 1st & 3rd Tues 7:30 PM
Auxiliary Meetings: 2nd & 4th Tues 7:00 PM
Joint Officer Meetings: 2nd Mon 6:30 PM
Auxiliary Dues Update
The Auxiliary made some changes in
the By-Laws which take effect January 2015.
We raised our dues to accommodate
an increase in paying our auxiliary
secretary from
25 cents per member per month to 50
cents per member per month.
“People Helping People”
Situated on the end of Hood Canal,
just south of Belfair on State Highway 3, we over look Hood Canal
toward the Olympic Mountains.
We have a large outdoor Beer Garden, a covered entryway and
breezeway. There is RV parking
for up to 7 days (longer requires
approval of the Trustees) in the
lower lot with 30 Amp electrical
and water (RV parking is free for
Aerie approved events). RV dump
is also available. There is also
space for tent camping. Come visit
us and see what we have to offer.
Rates for Dues
Cost
New Members
$41.00
Re-Enrolled Members
$37.00
Beneficial Members
$28.00
Non Beneficial Members
$27.00
Dual Members
$20.00
Also, our meeting start
time will be 7:00 PM
the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month.
If you have any questions, please call Laura
Vliet @ 360-275-6406.
This is the Members Newsletter—
Check the Website for additional information
This newsletter is e-mailed to those members with an e-mail address on record.
If you are not receiving the newsletter let the bartender know or send an e-mail
to: [email protected]
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I saw a poor old lady fall over today on the sidewalk! At least I presume she was poor - she only had
$1.20 in her purse.
A wife says to her husband you're always pushing me around and talking behind my back. He says
what do you expect? You're in a wheel chair.