People Helping People! October 2017

BAR MANAGER’S

CORNER FROM THE WORTHY

PRESIDENT MADAM PRESIDENT FRONT AND CENTER

Let the Celebrations Begin!!! Happy 50th Birthday to all my Auxiliary Sisters!!**!! Hope to see you all at our meeting and banquet on October 7, 2017. As we have done the last couple of years on our Anniversary we will have a food drive on that evening as well, non-perishables only please. October is going to keep us hopping, after the Anni-versary Celebration, we will host the FOE Colorado State Fall Conference, all are welcome to attend the meetings. We'll wrap up the month with Halloween both the Adult and Children's parties. Plenty of opportunities for volunteering this month. Be An Eagle Get Involved!!!! At the time of this writing, we haven't had Casino Royale, will report in November. The temperatures

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Happy Fall to Everyone. We have several things going on in October, so be sure and check your calendars. Football Season is in full swing so come down and watch your team. As always during Bron-co’s games all drinks are .50 cents off. We want to give everyone an early heads up the club will be closed on Thanksgiving. We have several volunteers out of town. This should allow you plenty of time to make arrange-ments to be somewhere else. . Until Next Month Kathy

Fraternal Order of Eagles

Aurora Aerie #3224

1151 S. Galena St.

Denver, CO 80247

303-695-0673

Non-Profit Org.

U.S. Postage Paid

Aurora, CO

Permit #404

Or Current Resident October 2017 Birthdays

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Greetings:

As our year zips by I want to remind everyone that our Aerie will be celebrat-ing its 53rd anniversary, this is a wonderful time to celebrate being a member of the Aurora Eagles #3224. We started by rent-ing a room at the Moose Lodge until we could have our own building. We steadily grew and saved our monies until we finally had our own building across the street from the Moose Lodge. We then out grew that building, and with the help of our build-ing location committee

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10/1 STEVEN BROWN 10/11 JERRY THOMPSON 10/21 HILLARY MASSEY

SUE BOVEY BARBARA LIVESAY 10/21 ROBERT MCCULLOUGH

JULIET RODRIGUEZ 10/11 TROY VIGIL 10/22 THOMAS HIGGINS

JEAN RUSSELL 10/12 LORI HAYES PATTI DAVIS

10/1 KEITH FRANCIS SHERRON HOGUE JUDITH MEYERS

10/2 DIANE VAUGHN 10/12 ERIC JARMOND GAIL POWELL

10/3 PRISCILLA MALY 10/13 JABBAR LATEEF ANGELA SCANTLAND

RUTH MCDONALD PATTY GARRETT SHEILA SHERMAN

GEORGIA SWEENEY SHERRY STOLTZ WILLIAM PEDERSEN

10/3 LARRY HANER 10/13 WAYNE MARNE 10/22 TOM SCOTT

10/4 DONALD HOFFMAN 10/14 ROBERT BOLING 10/23 ROBERT CORSON

ROSEMARY WILLIAMS ROBERTA BRITNER KATHLEEN GAFFNEY

10/4 WALTER MC CORMICK 10/14 BRIAN FARNSWORTH JACQUELINERUSSELL

10/5 RICHARD BOWEN 10/15 RITA SILVA 10/23 JIMBO PEHAN

10/6 MICHAEL FOSTER 10/16 MICHAEL FARNHAM 10/24 HOWARD FISTELL

10/6 LAURIE JOHANTGEN CLARA BIRD 10/24 WILLIAM VAN MATRE

10/7 LANCE CHILCOTE LAURA COATS 10/25 ERIC MAES

LYNEA ENDERSEN BARBARA TACKITT 10/26 MARLO HOPSON

LARRY KIRKEGAARD 10/16 THOMAS WELLS BARBARA LARIMER

10/7 JIM SCHOCK 10/17 ANNETTE PRICE 10/26 JOSH MARANVILLE

10/8 WILLIAM JOHNSON 10/17 KAREN ZAGARELLA 10/27 ANNA WHITNEY

VIRGINIA ANDERBERG 10/18 MERIKAY ANDERSON 10/28 DONNA GLAVAN

DOTTIE HERBST NANCY MACBRIDE PATRICIA KARASEK

VERNA NIQUETTE WENDY J. MCKERNAN 10/28 SCOTT O BRIEN

SHARON SMITH 10/18 KEVIN LOFTON 10/29 MATTHEW ZUBER

10/8 GARY TADDEO 10/19 ROBERT GETZ 10/30 CHARLENE MCBRIDE

10/8 VERNON VEER ALEXANDRA MARZORATI MAUREEN SLANE

10/9 JOSHUA ANDERSON MAXINE RICHARDSON 10/30 LEE SMITH

MARGARET MASTRANDREA 10/19 RICHARD RICCI 10/31 E. KEITH BARNES

10/9 ROBERT LUPTON 10/20 JASON BERGSTROM FRANCISCO PADILLA

10/10 RICHARD DEL` ETOILE 10/20 FRANCES ARCHULETTA ANNA CASTANO

10/10 MARK FISTELL 10/20 DAVID GREENE 10/31 MADELINE DURAN

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FROM THE AUXILIARY SECRETARY .Fall is almost here and so are the holidays. There are many events planned for the next few months. Check your newsletter and the big calendar in the entry way for fun things to do. Unfortunately we had to drop quite a few members in the auxiliary who did not renew their membership. So the holi-days would be a good time to bring in a friend to see our club and then sign them up. Remember if you sign up a friend, only include the $15 initiation fee with the application. We will tell them what pro-rated dues they would owe when we contact them. In August we welcomed Debra Hansen sponsored by Vicki Hanley and Suzanne Massey, Lynne Lawson sponsored by Anita Garrett and Christina Wing,Lana Coleman sponsored by Stephanie Romero and Dawn Werner, Kim Jackson sponsored by Eva Appelhans and Sherry Rohan, Debbie Gustafson sponsored by Carol Downs and Sherry Rohan and Judith Saul sponsored by Sherry Rohan and Riley Rohan. “Til next month, Sherry, Auxiliary Secre-tary auxiliary3224@hotmail.com

Auxiliary Volunteer of the Month

I would like to recognize Helen Wilson as the Volun-teer of the Month for October. I received a letter from a gentleman in AZ. He wrote to praise Helen for taking care of his sister, Helen's neighbor. An elderly woman, in poor health for the last couple of years, He spoke of the many times Helen checked on his sister kept him updated, got her to and from Dr's appt., called ambulances during emergency situations, brought her food, and many other kind deeds, before her recent passing. Helen we are proud to have you as our Sister, you represent the true meaning of, "People Helping People."

OCTOBER 2017 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 9-11:30 - Break-fast George Biel quiche

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3 12-1:30 pm Lunch 5:30 Poker 6:30-Bingo

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6 6-8pm Hamburg-er

7-11pm Music

7 2om meet-ing

5:30 buffet Anniversary.

8 9 -11:30 Breakfast Bart’s

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12-1:30 pm Lunch 5:30 Poker 6:30-Bingo

11 6:30 JT Planning

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13 6-8 pm Eagles Riders Dinner 7-11pm Music

14 10–am

Raptors Poker

4 - Bingo

15 9-11:30 Break-fast Vicki Han-ley

16 7 pm Auxiliary & Initiation

17 12-1:30 pm Lunch 5:30 Poker 6:30-Bingo .

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19 7pm Aerie Meeting Meeting

20 6-8pm Dinner 7-11pm Music Fall Conference

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9 am Casino Bus

4pm- Bingo Fall Confer-ence

22 9:-11:30l Breakfast Fall Confer-ence

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24 12-1:30 Lunch

5:30 poker 6:30-Bingo 7pm Eagle Riders Mtg.

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6-8pm Dinner George Biel

Adult Halloween Party 7-11pm Music

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12– Raptors Poker

4pm- Bingo

1:30 –3 pm Kids Hallow-

29 9-11:30 - Break-fast Vicki Han-ley

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31 12-1:30 pm Lunch 5:30 Poker 6:30-Bingo Halloween

Who is this Member? This member owned a HD in 1950. Last months member was Charles Bradford 1970.

Many Men as One Man

October ‘s any many men as one man

award goes to the special crew that took the time from their own labor day to help make you( our members) a welcome little pot luck destination ( your Eagles Aerie). They are names that you all know and will recognize and when you see their picture on the wall, you will recognize them all. I want to remind everyone that volunteering is fun, rewarding and contagious. You will find that the more you can volunteer, the more you will want to volunteer. It is truly a rewarding feelings, so don’t be afraid to help, look for ways to help. There are more ways than you think that help can be appreciated. Thank You all for your great contributions. Bob Rohan - WP

Free computer or phone technical Support

Bring your questions or device to the Eagles lunch October 23

th 12:30-2:00pm.

Chuck Bradford will try to answer your questions. Thanks Chuck

PURITAN POKER PLAYERS

Announcing 2 great poker games! Tuesday evenings 5:30-10:00 p.m.

Texas Hold ‘em $1/$2 NL NEW—4th Saturday

of every month Noon to 5pm $100 Buy-in

Featuring a variety of games such as:

Just plain old 5-card stud, 7-card stud HI/LO-8

Omaha HI/LO and Texas Hold-’em ** (no wild cards and no jokers) **

Call Phil at 303-910-0619 for reser-

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vations.

Passings We’ve Learned About

Annie Tate passed away 9/5

Keith Wiley passed away 9/13

Verlin Clodfelter passed away Sept

Daily Drawing

8/15 Fred Lopez 8/16 Bobby Burdick 8/17 Theresa Jones 8/18 Richard Deletoile 8/19 Pat Teneyck 8/20 Jeri -Janenle Nicholson 8/21 Sondra Brannon 8/22 Elaine Luther 8/23 Pat Ulm 8/24 Terri Turek 8/25 Jason Snyder 8/26 Elizabeth Green 8/27 John Campbell 8/28 Arlene Sabo 8/29 Steven Runne 8/30 Sam Harrigan 8/31 Kathy Graham 9/1 Kathy Graham 9/2 Frank Klapal 9/3 Thor Durado 9/4 Don Kelly 9/5 Duwayne Billard 9/6 Denise Koches 9/7 Lisa Hamaker 9/8 Denise Kockes 9/9 Linda House Winner $673.00 9/10 Richard Del’Dtoile 9/11 Mike Feharuary 9/12 Julie Wannhaudt 9/13 Jacqueline Burke 9/14 Vi Esparza

October Bands 7—11 pm

October 6 - Cadillac Cowboys October 7 - “Anniversary ” Marty & Laura October 13 - Highway “83” October 20 - Willie & The Po Boys October 27 - Karen Osburn (band)

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SAVE THE DATE(S) Our anniver-sary is fast approaching. Please mark your calendars for OCTOBER 7th and plan to come on down! This is the Aerie's 52nd, and the Auxiliaries 50th Anniversary. -- Ruth McDonald

side are starting to drop, it's a great time to clean out closets and gather up your old coats to donate. See you around the Club, Madam President, Sherry Rohan

Fellow Eagles: We want to remind all of our mem-bers that On Saturday Oct. 7

th. We will be

celebrating our Aerie and Auxiliary anniver-sary’s (Aerie 53yr. and Aux. 50

th.yr.). So we

will not be having bingo on that Saturday. While bingo is still on our minds, the volun-teers who put meals and events together for all our enjoyment want to remind everyone that a lot of time and effort goes into making the flyers that announce these events. So when they put them out on the tables, Please don’t use them for scrap paper or bingo dab-ber practice. They work to inform you of up-coming event and the time and effort our vol-unteer will put in towards making the event great for you our members. As stated in our House Rules: Re-gardless of where children are in the Aerie, Parents are responsible at all times for their child’s conduct. Whether the child is in the banquet room, the social room or any other area of the Aerie. This House rule is there for the protection of the children, our members (so that no one gets injured through inci-dental contact or tripping on person’s or ob-ject) and also our Aerie through Insurance issues. So please respect your Aerie and keep it a safe environment for all to enjoy by following these House Rules. They are there to insure that everyone can enjoy a safe friendly environment. One last but not least thing. Everyone who brings a visitor to our Aerie (social room) is responsible for purchasing there drinks. Visitors are not authorized to buy their own drinks, this is a Non-profit organization and you must be a member to purchase drinks, it is against the state liquor Laws for them to purchase them. We can be fined or worse yet Lose our Liquor license altogether. We must follow these guide line to the letter, and eve-ryone’s help is needed. Thanks to all for your cooperation, it is very important to have eve-ryone in the know.

Trustee’s

they found us the building were in presently. We have had many ups and downs throughout our fifty three years, and we hope to have many more ups in our future. You, our mem-bers are the backbone of our Aerie so stand tall and be proud to be a member of Aurora’s Fraternal Order of Eagles #3224 on our 53

rd. Anniversary and all

the years to come. I want to wish our Auxiliary a happy anniversary. This is there 50

th. Anniversary a very special

one for a very special group. Our Auro-ra Auxiliary is very charitable and do-nates from the heart, their time and money to many wonderful causes. We, as an Aerie are very proud to have such a strong an giving Auxiliary by our side. Happy 50

th. Anniversary to our

Auxiliary. You are the best!! Thought: Happiness comes with no guarantees Worthy President Bob Rohan

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A reminder to all members please have you member

ship card on your person at all times when in the club.

Eagle Officers 2017-18

Aerie

JPW President — John Newman W. President — Bob Rohan W. Vice President — Jim Young W. Chaplain —Tom Dixon W. Conductor — Lanny Bennett W. Secretary — Jim Neubert W. Treasurer — George Biel W. Inside Guard — Ernie Archuleta W. Trustees — Byron Fugleberg Rick Snyder Bill Foust Frank Navarro Bobby Boyd

Auxiliary

JPM President — Mary Ann Harris M. Pres — Sherry Rohan M. VP – Riley Rohan M. Chaplain — Ruth McDonald M. Conductress — Vicki Hanley M. Secretary — Sherry Stoltz M. Treasurer — Terri Fugleberg

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Notes from the

Aerie Secretary

I Hello all, fall is just about here and foot-

ball season is upon us. I hope everyone

will come down and root for your

team.. Bring a friend also and show them

what we have to offer. A few reminders

one is that your first key card is free and

any others will cost a $10 replacement

fee. Also, if you have a friend who is a for-

mer military member have them bring

down their DD214 and the initiation fee

and first years dues are free. This goes for

first responders also. Just a little recogni-

tion for our heroes.

Thanks, Jim

Attention Poker Players

Rocky Mountain RAPTORS Poker Club 2nd Saturday—Oct 14th, 2017 Registration opens at 10:00 am

Cards in the air at 10:30 am Buy-in of $60.00 receives $8,000 in chips.

Add-on or re-buy of $40.00 receives $6,000 in chips

Sign-up online at: RAPTORSPOKER-CLUB@gmail.com

(Early registration gets $500 in bonus chips) OR call Phil at 303-910-0619

Tables Limited to 9 players each!!!

Eagles On Line Newsletter

Are you missing an issue or don’t want the mail? Read our online-newsletter at:

3224Eagles.com

Then select “Newsletters” from the Menu. Issues for 2014 through 2017, to date, are available. See how great the issues looks in color!

Ca$ino Bus This month, the casino bus heads up the hill at 9 am on the 3rd Saturday of the month. Please join us and bring a friend or two. They are not required to be a member.

It returns by 4 pm, in time to play BINGO. Sign up at the bar in advance.

The cost is $5.00.

FOOD DRIVE on October 7th

our Aerie’s an-niversary - bring your non-perishable food donations . COAT DRIVE during the month of October. We need candy donations for the children’s Halloween party October 28th give your donations to the bartender

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SAVE THE DATE(S) Fall Conference is fast approaching Please mark your calendars for OCTOBER 20th, 21st and 22nd and plan to come on down!

Eagle Rider News Hello my fellow Eagles, Well my time as Eagle Rider President is com-ing to an end, wow what a year it has been. I have learned a great deal about just how awe-some #3224 is, especially when it comes to supporting a great cause like Bikers Against Diabetes. To all that have supported me during my term, I want to personally thank each and every one of you for your support. I am plan-ning a great dinner for the 2nd to last meal, so look for the menu to come out soon, and yes I will have the date and time typed along with the price (Ha Ha Ha Ha) that was a shout out to Mike Monahan. As you also may know, the Eagle Rider potato peeling contest is coming in November so please come out and support your Eagle Riders like you always have. The Anniversary Dinner is also coming up so look for that date and come see just how much our club contributes to Colorado chari-ties. In closing I would like thank you all again for making the 16th annual Bikers Against Dia-betes run a great success. Ernie Archuleta Eagle Rider President

Tuesday Lunch Menu $5.00 Noon – 1:30 PM

October 3 French dip October 10 Burrito’s October 17 Chicken Fried Steak October 24 Hot Roast Beef Sandwich October 31 Pork Tenderloin w/dressing

Editor’s corner Please send all articles for the newslet-ter to this email address auroraeaglesnewsletter@foe3224.net The cutoff date is the 17th of the month. One of our members has a collection of older newsletters any ideas on how we should preserve then. Is anyone interested in having a time capsule party for our Aerie? Is anyone interested in paying for adver-tising in the newsletter? Should I continue the article Who is this member? All comments to email address above. Chuck