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DISTRICTS: 9,10,11,12,13 and 15

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ZONE 2

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PENNSYLVANIA STATE GRAND

1,949MEMBERSHIP TOTAL

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Pennsylvania State President Report Stanley C. Hill Sr

August, 2018

On 8/3: I traveled over to Wilmington Aerie #74 was met by the Bartender and 8 members, was shown the

Aerie. They have a very nice building. But where you think you enter in front isn’t where you go. Go around back. They

have a Bar in the front that they rent out for weddings and such. There were no officers around at the time I was

there.

On 8/11: I was invited to Fairless Hills aka Morrisville Aerie # 2489 for the reorganization of the new building, it was

a nice event. They had representatives from the town and Bob Wahls, Mel Fry, John Domer and his wife Maryann,

Dwaine and Chris Shupe and myself. We were greeted by Tom Parsons and the officers of the Aerie. They have a nice

Aerie not as large as before but have what is needed for now. They are motivated to go ahead and be the best they

can be. Thank you for allowing me at your affair; also thanks for the room and friendship over the weekend. And

Mickey congrats to you and The President for your awards. Good to see that people do take notice to what you two

have done. Keep do what you are doing.

On 8/17: I went back to Wilmington Aerie # 74 for a reorganization meeting with Grand Aerie Agent Mike Simonds.

They got most of the Chairs filled but have a long road ahead. With the amount of members that were in attendance

they should be moving forward soon. Good luck to all of you and if neede d contact the State Aerie and we will do what

we can to help. And thank you for allowing me to take part in your meeting.

To all Aerie’s if you need the state we are here to help were we can . Don’t wait until it’s too late! We are here to

serve.

Remember I Believe in each of you.

Remember if you want either John or myself to visit you must contact the State Office.

Fraternally; Stan

Visitations

September 7 – 9 – Ford City State Golf Tournament

Dec. 15th – Blairsville Christmas Party

‘WE BELIEVE”

Liberty, Truth, Justice and Equality

Stanley C. Hill Sr.

P.A. State President 2018-2019

➢ INFORMATION

MAILING ADDRESS: PA State Aerie, F.O.E.

P.O. Box 799

Latrobe, PA 15650

Office Hours

Monday, Tues, Friday 11:00 am – 1:00pm

Wed., Thurs., 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm

Telephone Number: (724) 879-4038

Fax Number: (724) 879-4252

E-mail Address: [email protected]

The PA State Aerie Office is located in Latrobe, PA

ATTENTION AERIE SECRETARIES: Please make sure all 2018-2019 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 Stan Hill please send a WRITTEN request to the PA State Aerie Office.

➢ Email requests are also acceptable – [email protected]

➢ Please make sure that the State Aerie Office has an updated email 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.

➢ May 2018 Per Capita Tax due!!!!!!!!!!!!

➢ Please make per capita checks payable to “PA STATE AERIE” and mail to: PO Box #799 Latrobe, PA 15650

UPCOMING EVENTS: Future Grand Aerie Conventions: Louisville-2019, Spokane-2020 , Phoenix -2021

Eastern Regional Conference – October 12-14, 2018 – Carlisle Keystone Conference – November 9-10, 2018 -Warren

mailto:[email protected]


PA STATE SPORTS SCHEDULES

ANY AERIE INTERESTED IN

HOSTING A SPORTING EVENT

SHOULD

SEND A WRITTEN REQUEST TO THE

PENNSYLVANIA STATE AERIE

OFFICE

REMINDER FOR AN AERIE TO HOST A PA STATE SPORTS TOURNAMENT, THE AERIE PER CAPITA TAX

MUST HAVE BEEN PAID!

2018 – Golf Tournament – Ford City Aerie # 606

2019 – Pool Tournament – Green Tree - Double Tree, Pittsburgh

2019 – Dart Tournament – Gettysburg Aerie #1562

2019- Bowling Tournament – Gettysburg Aerie # 1562

2020 – Pool Tournament – Carlisle Aerie # 1299

PLEASE NOTE: All Sports Events are now open to MEN

and WOMEN applicants.

ATTENTION MEMBERS!!!!!!!!!!

990’s are due by October 15th.

Please be sure you have completed them

or

have filed for an extension by the due date.

Protect your tax exempt- not for profit status.

Penalties & fines can be costly!!!!!

DON’T FORGET TO SEND COPIES TO THE GRAND AERIE !!!!!!!

Aerie Secretaries: Be sure you have listed all your Officers, Trial Committee

Members and other required Committee people in the MMS system.

____________________________________________________________

Larry and I thank our Eagle Family for all the calls, cards, and

caring. Know that Larry and I are getting there. We just don't know

where "THERE" is yet! We are so very grateful for all your love.

Thank you,

Larry “The Teach” and Kellie Mendenhall

Pa. State Trustee Clint Slima is going to have hip replacement surgery on his

left hip on September 11, 2018

Get Well Wishes can be sent to:

Clint Slima 117 Sanger Dr. Beaver Falls, PA. 15010

KEYSTONE CONFERENCE

HOSTED BY WARREN AERIE/AUX 313

NOVEMBER 9 AND 10

COMING ACROSS PA FOR FUN, FOOD, AND FELLOWSHIP TO HELP OUR INCOMING

STATE AERIE PRESIDENT C. MICHAEL CLEPPER AND IMCOMING STATE

AUXILIARY PRESIDENT DEBBIE MCFERREN

2 DAYS FULL OF FUN: TICKETS, BINGO, 50/50, CHINESE AUCTIONS, AND MANY

MORE ACTIVITES TO COME

SATURDAY NIGHT BANQUET MENU:

CHOICE OF 3 DIFFERENT DINNERS

PRIME RIB, BAKED POTATO, AND SALAD

GARDEN FISH, BAKED POTATO, AND SALAD

CHICKEN PARM WITH SALAD

DINNER INCLUDES SODA, COFFEE, AND DESSERT

$15 A PERSON

CHECKS PAYABLE TO PATRICIA MALONE

AND MAILED TO 2101 PENNA AVE EAST WARREN PA 16365

BANQUET RESERVATONS MUST BE MADE BY NOVEMBER 3RD

FOR ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT

JENNIFER FASER @ (724) 599-6383 OR [email protected]

PATTY MALONE (814) 730-8240 OR [email protected]



HOTELS FOR THE KEYSTONE CONFERENCE

QUALITY INN OF WARREN

204 STRUTHERS ST

WARREN PA 16365

(814) 723-8881

$75.99 + TAX

DAYS INN OF WARREN

210 LUDLOW ST

WARREN PA 16365

(814) 726-3000

$85. 00 + TAX

ROOMS ARE BLOCKED UNDER

FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES

UNTIL OCTOBER 13TH

HOTELS ARE ALSO NEXT TO EACH OTHER, SO THEY ARE THE SAME DISTANCE TO WARREN AERIE 313

Keeping In Compliance

Compliance is the key to maintaining a healthy Aerie and Auxiliary. To ensure you're in full compliance with

the Grand Aerie, make sure your Aerie/Auxiliary has submitted the items on this page to the Grand Aerie

Compliance Department.

Failing to remain in compliance can result in one or more of the following consequences:

▪ Inability to receive representation from the Grand Aerie for any upcoming meetings or events.

▪ Loss of nonprofit tax status.

▪ Suspended or revoked Aerie/Auxiliary Charter

1. General Liability Insurance

You must submit the entire General Liability Insurance policy for the Aerie and Auxiliary with the Grand Aerie

Fraternal Order of Eagles named as Additionally Insured. Auxiliary must either be a policy owner on the

Aerie's policy or have their own separate policy.

2. Bond or Employee Dishonesty Coverage

Your policy MUST include bond or employee dishonesty coverage in order to be considered in compliance

with the Grand Aerie.

3. Liquor Liability Insurance

Obtaining Liquor Liability Coverage protects you in the event a patron causes property damage, physical

damage to another individual or causes harm via a motor vehicle after being served at your establishment. A

select number of states do not have dram shop laws, which means the establishment cannot be held

responsible for the actions of an individual served there. In these states (Delaware, Kansas, Louisiana,

Maryland, Nebraska, Nevada, South Dakota and Virginia) it is not required for an Aerie to obtain Liquor

Liability Insurance.

“PROTECT YOUR AERIE – KEEP IT COMPLIANT”

Keeping In Compliance

4. Signed Affiliation Agreement ---- Affiliation Agreement

As some of you may know, the Grand Aerie and some local Aeries have been found liable in recent lawsuits,

costing the organization in dollars, valuable membership and leadership and adding additional stress and

frustration which inhibits our ability to grow. With these situations and the protection of our members in

mind, our legal team drafted the Affiliation Agreement. The Agreement provides protection to local members,

officers, their buildings and property, as well as the Grand Aerie, and provides us with a valuable resource to

guide decision-making on all levels.

The Worthy President and Secretary of the Aerie are required to sign the Affiliation Agreement and send it

back to the Grand Aerie Office to the attention of the Compliance Administrator. Once received, a Grand Aerie

official will also sign the agreement and send a copy back to your Aerie for record keeping purposes. The

Affiliation Agreement is located in the MMS Admin section of the Member Management System (MMS) for

your review and signature.

Further, the Affiliation Agreement requires each Aerie to enter into a similar agreement with each of its

Auxiliaries, clubs within a club (such as REAC, Eagle Riders, etc.), and any other subordinate groups. A sample

agreement has also been placed in the reports section of MMS for your reference. Please note the waiver on

the first page of the agreement. Due to the variations in the laws across the United States, we cannot give each

Aerie a finalized form to use, but we wanted to at least give an example of what the agreement between your

Aerie and its associated groups could look like.

For questions or information regarding the Affiliation Agreement or other Compliance-related issues, contact

the Compliance Administrator at [email protected].

5. 990 for Year Ending May 31

You must have a 990 filed for the most recent fraternal year ending May 31. If all extensions were filed,

deadline is April 15. All extensions must be submitted to the Grand Aerie Compliance Department.

The local Aerie and Auxiliary 990's are due October 15 with the IRS. The IRS does not have the Grand Aerie

classification updated at all of their tax return centers. The Grand Aerie classification was changed from a

501(c)10 to a 501(c)8 in 2007.

All 990 returns should include a copy of the April 5, 2007 IRS Determination Letter. This will avoid local

returns being rejected. Open the link below to print a copy of the determination letter.

6. No Money Owed To the Grand Aerie

All outstanding Per-Capita Tax, Membership Fees and Supplies Invoices must be paid in full to date to be

considered in compliance.

“PROTECT YOUR AERIE – KEEP IT COMPLIANT”


FALL MEMBERSHIP CONFERENCE 2018 COMFORT SUITES 120 WEST THIRD STREET BETHLEHEM, PA 18015 610-882-9700 $ 89.00 PLUS TAX TELL THEM YOU ARE WITH THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES USE CREDIT CARD TO HOLD ROOM ASK FOR CONFIRMATION NUMBER DEADLINE FOR RESERVING ROOMS IS AUGUST 15, 2018 REGISTRATION ONLY IS $10.00, REGISTRATION WITH BANQUET $30.00 EXTRA BANQUET TICKET IS $25.00. NO BANQUET TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AT THE CONFERENCE. DEADLINE FOR PREREGISTRATION IS AUGUST 29, 2018. NO EXCEPTIONS. FRIDAY SEPT 14TH 4:30 – 6:30 pm - REGISTRATION AND WAYS N MEANS 5:30 pm - STATE OFFICER MEETING 6:00 – 8:00 pm- SPEAKERS ON BEING A STATE OFFICER, STATE MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR & SECTION CAPTAIN. 8:00 – 10:30 pm- BINGO AND GAMES SATURDAY 15TH 8:00 – 9:30 am- REGISTRATION AND WAYS N MEANS 10:00 am-SESSION BEGINS 5:00 – 7:00 pm CASH BAR 6:00 pm BANQUET BRING POSTERS HALL OF FAME PRESENTATIONS CHARITY PRESENTATIONS IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEND A MONETARY DONATION FOR THE STATE MOTHER, LIZ GRAYBEAL PLEASE MAKE THE CHECK TO THE PA STATE AUXILIARY AND SEND TO THE STATE SECRETARY JEANNIE TRESSLER. PLEASE SEND ALL FALL CONFERENCE TICKET MONEY AND STUBS TO THE STATE MEMBER DIRECTOR, BAMBI SNELL OR THE STATE SECRETARY, JEANNIE TRESSLER. IF YOU CAN’T SELL SOME, THINK ABOUT YOUR AUXILIARY BUYING THEM AND USE THE PRIZES AS GIFTS. JEANNIE TRESSLER, STATE SECRETARY 119 BUCKEYE RD, MOUNT PLEASANT, PA 15666 724-547-6119

2019 GRAND AERIE HALL OF FAME

Please find below, the requirements that were put together by the Hall of Fame Committee

➢ Nominee must be a member of the Grand Aerie

➢ Nominee must have been a member for 20 consecutive years

➢ Nominee must have been active in some capacity at the Grand Aerie level

➢ Each State/Province is limited to one (1) submission per year

➢ Nomination documents shall be certified under the signature of the State/Provincial Worthy President and the signature and seal of the State/Provincial Secretary.

If you know an Eagle member, living or deceased, that these guidelines would pertain to, we would appreciate you sending in the name for consideration. A resume of that member’s accomplishments as an Eagle and any pertinent facts about him would help us in making the selections.

Please submit your nominee to the Pa. State Aerie Office @ P.O. Box 799 Latrobe, Pa, 15650 as soon as possible.

F.O.E. Charity Statement 7/31/2018

PENNSYLVANIA 06/01/2018 Through 7/31/2018

CHARITY: ALZHEIMER & NEUROLOGICAL FUND

Total Available Funds............. 36,825.62 CHARITY: ART EHRMANN CANCER FUND

Total Available Funds............. 4,884.19

CHARITY: JIMMY DURANTE CHILDREN FUND: CHILDREN`S AIDS AND

AWARENESS

Total Available Funds............. 150.00

CHARITY: JIMMY DURANTE`S CHILD ABUSE FUND

Total Available Funds............. 18,329.02 CHARITY: JIMMY DURANTE`S CHILDRENS FUND


CHARITY: GOLDEN EAGLE FUND


CHARITY: PARKINSON`S DISEASE RESEARCH AND AWARENESS

Total Available Funds............. 300.00

CHARITY: ROBERT W. HANSEN DIABETES FUND

Total Available Funds........ 42,581.84

CHARITY: MAX BAER HEART FUND

Total Available Funds............. 33,134.24 CHARITY: D.D DUNLAP KIDNEY FUND


CHARITY: MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY FUND


CHARITY: LEW REED SPINAL CORD INJURY FUND


TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR GRANTS – YOU MUST HAVE DONATED TO A CHARITY

Charity Grant

Grants from the various funds of the F.O.E. Charity Foundation are made available every year to 501 (c) 3

organizations. Grants may only be given to non-profit institutions, as dictated under the Articles of Incorporation

of the Eagles and must conform to IRS requirements for non-profit institutions. Grants are paid directly to

recipients for such purposes as stated in the Charity By-laws. Qualifying organizations include but are not l imited to

local hospitals, universities, camps, clinics. Exceptions to this rule include the Children’s Christmas Shopping Sprees

and H.O.M.E. Fund Grants. Grants must be for research, education, equipment or supplies and can be anywhere

from $500-$5,000 for grants requested by States/Provinces and $6,000-$10,000 for special charity projects.

▪ Jimmy Durante Children's Fund grants can only go to establishments and/or institutions caring for and/or treating

mentally and physically impaired children (under the age of 18) and to hospitals treating children or researching

the diseases of children.

▪ Jimmy Durante Child Abuse Fund grants must go to establishments that provide educational material and therapy

to help abused victims.

▪ The Drug Awareness grant is a matching grant up to a maximum of $1,000 (which includes the Aerie/Auxiliary

contribution of $100 to $500.)

▪ C.P.R. grants are only awarded to local Fire Departments or Emergency Medical Service units. Funds are to be

util ized for CPR equipment. Grant money cannot be used to pay for any class instructor training fees assoc iated

with holding a class in CPR.

▪ The Golden Eagle Fund grant is to aid charitable organizations sponsoring community oriented programs for the

elderly. A grant cannot go to an individual, an Aerie as a club, private nursing home, etc.

Grant requests are submitted by Aeries and Auxiliaries to the State/Provincial Executive Board. Each

State/Province has approving authority for grants. All submission of grants must go through the State/Provincial

entities.

If you are an outside organization seeking funding from Fraternal Order of Eagles charities, please contact a local

chapter with your request. Grants submitted directly to the Grand Aerie will be returned.

The F.O.E. Charity Foundation does not approve grants to outside fund raising organizations such as the American

Diabetes Association, National Kidney Foundation or Association, American Cancer Society, National Heart

Association, National Alzheimer’s Association or to an individual, or an Aerie as a club. Grants cannot be used for

salaries, administrative costs or for any continuing education classes.

Grant Requirements

• All Charity Foundation grant recipients MUST be a 501-C 3 organization with nonprofit status. All others will be denied. Grants do not go to individuals or go to supporting individuals. If you’re requesting a Grant for an organization such as Make-A-Wish, the grant has to go through the H.O.M.E. fund and can only be used for bettering the lives of multiple children, not to granting one particular wish. H.O.M.E. Fund recipients can be 501c3 or 501c8 tax exempt. Grants without earmarked contributions: If you’re applying for a grant without any earmarked contributions attached, you must fill out a universal grant form, which can be found on the website, and include the following items: • A letter from the organization stating what the project is and that the funds will only be used for either: Research, Educational Material, or Equipment/Supplies. Administrative costs and utilities, etc. Administrative costs and utilities are not permissible and will result in the grant being denied and sent back. • A copy of the organizations tax exempt letter from the IRS. • Any additional information on the organization that better explains the project. All the materials must be sent to the state secretary and approved by the executive board before they are sent to the Grand Aerie. Failing to get approval from your state will result in a longer wait time for the grant and possible denial. The standard processing time is 2 weeks, but this is dependent on how quickly the state secretary gets paperwork to the grand. For the best results, please submit the grant at least a month in advance with the presentation date clearly marked on the grant request form. Grants with earmarked contributions: If you’re applying for a grant with an earmarked contribution, but would like to request additional funds you must fill out a universal grant form, which can be found on the website and include the following items: • A letter from the organization stating what the project is and that the funds will only be used for either: Research, Educational Material, or Equipment/Supplies. Administrative costs and utilities, etc. Administrative costs and utilities are not permissible and will result in the grant being denied and sent back. • A copy of the organizations tax exempt letter from the IRS. • Any additional information on the organization that better explains the project. • A check made out to the FOE Charity Foundation with the name of the organization in need of the grant and the Charity Foundation (such as the Heart fund, Cancer Fund, etc.) in the memo line. Because you are requesting additional money from your state, you must follow ordinary grant guidelines and submit the whole packet (check included) to the state secretary for approval. All the materials must be sent to the state secretary and approved by the executive board before they are sent to the Grand Aerie. Failing to get approval from your state will result in a longer wait time for the grant and possible denial. The standard processing time for a grant with an earmarked check is 3 weeks, but this is dependent on how quickly the state secretary gets paperwork to the grand. For the best results, please submit the grant at least a month in advance with the presentation date clearly marked on the grant request form. Direct turn around grants (Only asking for the earmarked money to be returned) If you’re requesting a grant from one of the charity foundation charities, or a H.O.M.E. fund grant, You must submit the following: • A letter from the organization stating what the project is and that the funds will only be used for either: Research, Educational Material, or Equipment/Supplies. Administrative costs and utilities, etc. Administrative costs and utilities are not permissible and will result in the grant being denied and sent back. • A copy of the organizations tax exempt letter from the IRS. • Any additional information on the organization that better explains the project. • A check made out to the FOE Charity Foundation with the name of the organization in need of the grant and the Charity Foundation (such as the Heart fund, Cancer Fund, etc.) in the memo line. • If the grant is for the H.O.M.E. fund, the check must be made out to the H.O.M.E. fund, not the Charity Foundation. Failing to do so will result in the check being sent back, and possible grant denial. Because you are only requesting the earmarked money you’ve contributed, you do not need to have state approval on these grants. You may send all the materials directly to the Grand Aerie for processing. Please allow 3 weeks from the date the materials are sent to the Grand Aerie for processing and return of your grant. Make sure you leave enough time for the presentation date. Make sure the presentation date is clearly marked on the Universal Grant Form.

Brothers,

I am writing you today to introduce myself. I am Patrick Laughman, this year's Eastern Regional Representative for Art Ehrmann Cancer Fund

charity. Please let me know by email if you like me to come to speak at an event. I need to know a month or two in advance so I can plan around my work schedule and my duties as a state officer for Pennsylvania. If any

donations are given to Art Ehrmann Cancer Fund and will be presented at the Eastern Regional Conference, please make the check out to F.O.E. Charity

Foundation and put Art Ehrmann Cancer Fund in the Memo section of check.

Thank you

Your fellow brother Eagle

Patrick Steven Laughman [email protected]

Pennsylvania State Inside Guard

Eastern Regional Chairman ART Ehrmann

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PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE

Clearfield Aerie #812 held a Spaghetti Benefit Dinner on Saturday, July

28th, to help alleviate as much burden as they could for the Lumadue

family during Don’s fight with cancer.

Unfortunately, Don had passed a few weeks prior to the event.

LIBERTY – TRUTH – JUSTICE - EQUALITY

Fraternal Order of Eagles #812

310 E. MARKET STREET

CLEARFIELD, PA

20 August 2018

FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES #812

310 E. MARKET STREET

P.O. BOX 473

CLEARFIELD, PA 16830

To the F.O.E. Community, We held a Spaghetti Benefit Dinner on Saturday, July 28th, to help alleviate as much burden as we could for the Lumadue family during Don’s fight with cancer. Unfortunately, Don had passed a few weeks prior to the event. Don Lumadue was a member of our organization for over 42 years, and had served in many officer positions throughout his membership, to include his tenure as the Pennsylvania State President from 2016-2017. We want to thank everyone involved during this benefit, to include the following: Punxsutawney F.O.E. 1231, Hanover F.O.E. 1406, Bradford F.O.E. 2432, Falls Creek F.O.E. 965, Brookville F.O.E. 983, Reynoldsville F.O.E. 540, Kayne F.O.E. 307 and the Sykesville F.O.E. 4454. With the help of the local community/busniesses, other Aeries and our fraternity, we were able to present Don’s wife and children with a check in the amount of $10, 531.00. Sincerely,

ALL OF F.O.E. 812

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 1246............................................................................Ellwood City ........................................................ May 2018

DISTRICT SEVEN

861..............................................................................Canonsburg ....Nov 2015, May 2017, Nov. 2017,May 2018 1809............................................................................Bentleyville .....................May 2017, Nov. 2017, May 2018 4546............................................................................Washington .......................................................... May 2018

DISTRICT EIGHT

1244............................................................................Patton ................................................ Nov. 2017, May 2018 DISTRICT TWELVE

74................................................................................Wilmington .......................................................... May 2018 1761............................................................................Lansdale ............................................................... May 2018

2489............................................................................Fairless Hills/Morrisville ..................................... May 2018 DISTRICT THIRTEEN

134 ............................................................................. Pottsville ........................ Nov 2015, May 2016, Nov 2016, May2017,Nov.2017, May 2018

1208............................................................................Milton.............Nov 2016, May 2017, Nov. 2017,May 2018

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

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 nationa l sport tournament, or any other event, their Aerie must have paid the Aerie’s per capita tax. Please don’t pe nalize your members.

AERIE # AERIE NAME TERM

DISTRICT THREE

1365............................................................................Ambridge ............................................................. May 2018 DISTRICT SEVEN

861..............................................................................Canonsburg ........................................ Nov. 2017,May 2018 1809............................................................................Bentleyville .........(Pmt. Plan) Nov 2011, May & Nov 2012 ....................................................................................May & Nov 2013, May & Nov 2014, May 2015, Nov 2015,

May 2016 Nov 2016, May 2017,Nov. 2017,May 2018 4546............................................................................Washington ......................May 2017, Nov. 2017,May 2018

DISTRICT EIGHT

1671............................................................................Irwin ................................................. Nov. 2017, May 2018

DISTRICT NINE

1758............................................................................Waynesboro ...................................... Nov. 2017, May 2018 DISTRICT TWELVE

1761............................................................................Lansdale ............................................................... May 2018

DISTRICT THIRTEEN

134..............................................................................Pottsville.. (Pmt. Plan) May & Nov 2013, May &Nov 2014

May 2015, Nov 2015, May 2016, Nov. 16, May 2017,Nov. 2017, May 2018 1208............................................................................Milton............................... May 2017, Nov. 2017, May2018

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 43123.

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 AUGUST 2018

ZONE AERIE NAME NUMBER PROPOSED

1

2

3

2226

1365

313

Harry David Herring

Louis P. Peronis

Willis L. Dexter

14

3

24

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 AUGUST 2018

DISTRICT AERIE NAME NUMBER PROPOSED

1 4516 Eric M. Coulter 3 2 2432 Robert L. Kontz 8 3 1429 Loren Mosholder 5 4 896 Chance W. Jones 4 4 699 James S. George 4 5 76 Francis P. Conlon 4 7 502 Erin M. Jericho 3 7 2399 Debra A. Mucy 3 8 1244 Kelly A. Hnatkovich 5 9 84 Rob Kuster 12 10 314 William E. Czachor 5 11 110 Kevin Fink 4 11 1106 Daisy Ellerbee 4 12 2489 Mickey Malone 5 13 464 Tammy Mench 3 14 3293 Justin A. Teets 3 14 828 Robert R. Anderson 3 15 4294 Christopher D. Wolfkill 9

Please send your schedule to the PA State Secretary so we can list it here.

Dist.

No. Host Aerie Day Date Time

July 2018 02........Sykesville # 4454 .............Sunday .................................July 15, 2018 ........................................ 2:30 pm

14........Connellsville #493 ...........Sunday .................................July 15,.2018 ........................................ 2:30 pm

August 2018 01........Greenville # 805...............Sunday .................................August 19, 2018 ...................................... 1:00 pm

14........Dunbar Twp #3293 ..........Saturday (District Picnic) ....August 18,2018 ........................... noon – 5:00 pm

September 2018 01........Warren #313.....................Sunday .................................September 16, 2018................................. 1:00 pm 02........Bradford #2432 ................Sunday .................................September 16, 2018................................. 2:30 pm

04........New Bethlehem #1860.....Sunday .................................September 16, 2018................................. 2:00 pm 07........Washington #4546 ...........Sunday .................................September 16, 2018................................. 2:30 pm

09........Carlisle #1299 ..................Sunday .................................September 09, 2018 (joint Mtg. 1:30)...... 2:00pm 08........Blairsville #1488 ..............Sunday .................................September 09, 2018................................. 1:00 pm 14........Uniontown #828...............Sunday .................................September 16, 2018................................. 2:30 pm

October 2018 01........Franklin #328 ...................Sunday .................................October 21, 2018..................................... 1:00 pm

03........Freedom #1429 ................Sunday .................................October 21, 2018..................................... 2:30 pm 04........Freeport #1732 .................Sunday .................................October 21,2018...................................... 2:00 pm 07........Canonsburg #861 .............Sunday .................................October 21, 2018..................................... 2:30 pm

08........Derry #1612 .....................Sunday .................................October 09........Gettysburg #1562 .............Sunday .................................October 07,2018...................................... 2:00 pm

14........Point Marion #1932 .........Sunday .................................October 21, 2018..................................... 2:30 pm

November 2018 01........Oil City #283....................Sunday .................................November 18, 2018................................. 1:00 pm 02........Brookville #983................Sunday .................................November 18, 2018................................. 2:30 pm

03........Ambridge # 1365 .............Sunday .................................November 11, 2018................................. 2:30 pm 04........New Kensington#533 ........Sunday .................................November 18,2018.................................. 2:00 pm 07........Donora #502.....................Sunday .................................November 18, 2018................................. 2:30 pm

08........Tony Angelo #01188 .......Sunday .................................November 09........Littlestown #2226 ............Sunday .................................November 04, 2018................................. 2:00 pm

14........Dunbar Twp. #3293 .........Sunday .................................November 18, 2018................................. 2:30 pm

December 2018 01........Grove City #1895.............Sunday .................................December 16, 2018 ................................. 1:00 pm

January 2019 02........Clarion #3807...................Sunday .................................January 20, 2019 ................................... 2:30 pm

03........Ellwood City # 1246 ........Sunday .................................January 20, 2019 ................................... 2:30 pm 04........Indiana #1468...................Sunday .................................January 20, 2019 ................................... 2:00 pm 09........Hanover #1406 .................Sunday .................................January 13, 2019 (joint Mtg. 1:30) ....... 2:00 pm

February 2019 04........Kittanning #896................Sunday .................................February 17, 2019 ................................... 2:00 pm 09........Waynesboro #1758 ..........Sunday .................................February 10, 2019 ................................... 2:00 pm

14........Uniontown #828...............Sunday .................................February 17, 2019 ................................... 2:30 pm

March 2019 01........Meadville #429 ................Sunday .................................March 17, 2019 ....................................... 1:00 pm 02........Clearfield #812.................Sunday .................................March 17, 2019 ....................................... 2:30 pm

03........New Brighton #1342 ........Sunday .................................March 17, 2019 ....................................... 2:30 pm 04........Apollo #4205....................Sunday .................................March 17, 2019 ....................................... 2:00 pm

07........Brownsville #1356 ...........Sunday .................................March 17, 2019 ....................................... 2:30 pm 08........Jeannette #844..................Sunday .................................March 17, 2019 ....................................... 1:00 pm 09........Carlisle #1299 ..................Saturday ...............................March 09, 2019 ................. District Dinner/Dance

09........Carlisle #1299 ..................Sunday .................................March 10,2019 ........................................ 2:00 pm 14........Connellsville #493 ...........Sunday .................................March 17, 2019 ....................................... 2:30 pm

April 2019 01........Wattsburg #4516 ..............Sunday .................................April 21, 2019 ......................................... 1:00 pm

04........Tarentum #699 .................Sunday .................................April 14, 2019 ......................................... 2:00 pm 08........Irwin #1671 ......................Sunday .................................April 14, 2019 ......................................... 1:00 pm 09........Gettysburg #1562 .............Sunday .................................April 14,2019 .......................................... 2:00 pm

14........Point Marion #1932 .........Sunday .................................April 21, 2019 ......................................... 2:30 pm

May 2019 01........Franklin #328 ...................Sunday .................................May 19, 2019 .......................................... 1:00 pm 02........Falls Creek #965 ..............Sunday .................................May 19, 2019 .......................................... 2:30 pm 03........New Castle #455 ..............Sunday .................................May 19, 2019 .......................................... 2:30 pm

04........Ford City #606 .................Sunday .................................May 19, 2019 .......................................... 2:00 pm 07........Waynesburg #598 ............Sunday .................................May 19, 2019 .......................................... 2:00 pm

08........Somerset #1801................Sunday .................................May 19, 2019 .......................................... 1:00 pm 09........Hanover #1406 .................Sunday .................................May 05, 2019 .......................................... 2:00 pm 14........Dunbar Twp. #3293 .........Sunday .................................May 19, 2019 .......................................... 2:30 pm

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, http://www.pastatefoe.com/ 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.

AERIE NAME AERIE NO. CHECK NO. AMOUNT

REYNOLDSVILLE 540 13831 200.00$


LARRY MENDENHALL -CONVENTION FINE CASH 5.00$

TED MINICH - CONVENTION FINE CASH 5.00$

NIGHTCAPPERS CASH 200.00$

DISTRICT 9 BREAKFAST CASH 200.00$

BOB WAHLS -CONVENTION FINE CASH 5.00$

JIM HINDERLITER- CONVENTION FINE CASH 5.00$

PSP/STATE OFFICERS 1001 1,000.00$

LARRY &SHIRLEY MONN- MEMORY OF JOHN SAMUELS CASH 50.00$

LARRY & KELLEY MENDENHALL 2069 25.00$

JOHN MCFERREN - HAIR CUT CASH 150.00$

CHARITY PINS/BRACELETS CASH 535.00$

JIM HINDERLITER CASH 20.00$

CARLISLE 1299 7956 250.00$

SCRANTON 314 565 500.00$

CHARITY PINS - SOLD AT GRAND CONVENTION CASH 80.00$

3,430.00$



BLAIRSVILLE 1488 2037 1,488.00$

SCRANTON 314 565 200.00$

1,888.00$

PA STATE PRESIDENT'S FUND

ART EHRMANN CANCER

CHARITY FUND DONATIONS

ROBERT HANSEN DIABETES

TOTAL

TOTAL


BLAIRSVILLE 1488 2037 1,488.00$

SCRANTON 314 565 200.00$

1,688.00$


BLAIRSVILLE 1488 2037 1,488.00$

SCRANTON 314 565 200.00$

1,688.00$



SCRANTON 314 565 200.00$

CLARION 3807 3612 500.00$

900.00$


TONY ANGELO 1188 2129 100.00$

100.00$


-$


BLAIRSVILLE 1488 2037 1,488.00$

1,488.00$


BLAIRSVILLE 1488 2037 1,488.00$

1,488.00$



BLAIRVILLE 1488 2037 1,488.00$

SCRANTON 314 565 200.00$

TONY ANGELO 1188 2128 100.00$

CLARION 3807 3613 500.00$

2,488.00$


BLAIRSVILLE 1488 2038 1,488.00$

Memorial Fund

Jimmy Durante Child Abuse Fund

TOTAL

Jimmy Durante Children's Fund

D.D. Dunlap Kidney Fund

TOTAL

Alzheimer's Fund

CHARITY FUND DONATIONS

TOTAL

Diabetes Research Center Fund

TOTAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

Golden Age Eagles Fund

Lew Reed Spinal Cord Fund

TOTAL

Max Baer Heart Fund

TOTAL

1,488.00$


TONY ANGELO 1188 2116 250.00$

BLAIRSVILLE 1488 2037 1,488.00$

1,738.00$


BLAIRSVILLE 1488 2037 1,488.00$

1,488.00$


-$


BLAIRSVILLE 1488 2039 1,488.00$

1,488.00$


-$

21,360.00$

TOTAL

TOTAL

Operation Eagle

Eagle Village

Muscular Dystrophy Fund

Drug Awareness Fund

TOTAL

TOTAL

CPR Fund

TOTAL

TOTAL

Charity Fund Donations

AERIE NAME MONTH YEAR PREVIOUS AUGUST GRAND

NO. QUOTA QUOTA TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL PER %

DISTRICT MELISSA COONEY, DISTRICT DIRECTOR

NO. 1 , DISTRICT CHAIRMAN

283 OIL CITY 4 48 5 2 7 15%

313 WARREN 14 132 74 62 136 103%

328 FRANKLIN 5 60 18 19 37 62%

429 MEADVILLE 2 24 2 1 3 13%

805 GREENVILLE 2 24 13 2 15 63%

1895 GROVE CITY 3 36 9 1 10 28%

4516 WATTSBURG 1 12 7 4 11 92%

TOTALS:………… 31 336 128 91 219 65%

DISTRICT MIKE WHITE, DISTRICT DIRECTOR 0

NO. 2 HAROLD DICKEY, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN

307 KANE 3 36 9 8 17 47%

469 RIDGWAY 3 36 8 19 27 75%

536 ST. MARYS 8 96 80 28 108 113%

540 REYNOLDSVILLE 4 48 13 3 16 33%

727 KERSEY 2 24 0 0 0 0%

812 CLEARFIELD 5 60 16 6 22 37%

965 FALLS CREEK 8 96 6 3 9 9%

983 BROOKVILLE 7 84 4 3 7 8%

1231 PUNXSUTAWNEY 10 120 16 7 23 19%

2432 BRADFORD 6 72 21 9 30 42%

3807 CLARION 7 84 15 9 24 29%

4454 SYKESVILLE 5 60 5 6 11 18%

TOTALS:………… 68 816 193 101 294 36%

DISTRICT LOUIS PERONIS, DISTRICT DIRECTOR

NO. 3 PETER PONINSKY, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN

455 NEW CASTLE 4 48 6 6 12 25%

1226 ROCHESTER 1 12 0 0 0 0%

1246 ELLWOOD CITY 1 12 1 11 12 100%

1342 NEW BRIGHTON 6 72 22 4 26 36%

1365 AMBRIDGE 5 60 12 11 23 38%

1429 FREEDOM 2 24 35 9 44 183%

TOTALS:………… 19 228 76 41 117 51%

DISTRICT ALLAN DOVERSPIKE, DISTRICT DIRECTOR

NO. 4 RICH HANCOCK, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN

533 NEW KENSINGTON 5 60 25 10 35 58%

606 FORD CITY 5 60 7 1 8 13%

699 TARENTUM 10 120 19 11 30 25%

896 KITTANNING 5 60 15 12 27 45%

1468 INDIANA 8 96 9 4 13 14%

1732 FREEPORT 5 60 11 6 17 28%

1860 NEW BETHLEHEM 2 24 7 1 8 33%

4205 APOLLO 1 12 14 4 18 150%

TOTALS:………… 41 492 107 49 156 32%

PENNSYLVANIA MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENT

MEMBERSHIP REPORT AUGUST 2018





DISTRICT WILLIAM DESANTIS, DISTRICT DIRECTOR

NO. 5 ANTHONY PROZZLEY, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN

76 PITTSBURGH 2 24 12 6 18 75%1134 CARNEGIE 5 60 14 4 18 30%

1520 CARRICK 2 24 4 3 7 29%

1634 VERONA 8 96 10 2 12 13%

TOTALS:………… 17 204 40 15 55 27%

DISTRICT CHARLES E. WOLFE, DISTRICT DIRECTOR

NO. 7 TODD SMITHLEY, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN

502 DONORA 1 12 6 5 11 92%

598 WAYNESBURG 1 12 12 0 12 100%

861 CANONSBURG 1 12 0 0 0 0%

1356 BROWNSVILLE 2 24 13 0 13 54%

1809 BENTLEYVILLE 1 12 0 0 0 0%

2399 MONESSEN 5 60 7 6 13 22%

4546 WASHINGTON 1 12 2 1 3 25%

TOTALS:………… 12 144 40 12 52 36%

DISTRICT THOMAS "TP" PAVELCHICK, DISTRICT DIRECTOR

NO. 8 NED PENNAVARIA , DISTRICT CHAIRMAN

844 JEANNETTE 3 36 11 7 18 50%

1188 TONY ANGELO 8 96 10 3 13 14%

1244 PATTON 1 12 1 7 8 67%

1488 BLAIRSVILLE 4 48 4 0 4 8%

1612 DERRY 2 24 10 3 13 54%

1671 IRWIN 1 12 10 4 14 117%

1801 SOMERSET 16 192 46 16 62 32%

1811 CONEMAUGH 1 12 4 0 4 33%

1859 BELLWOOD 4 48 15 10 25 52%

TOTALS:………… 40 480 111 50 161 34%

DISTRICT JOEL FROWNFELTER, DISTRICT DIRECTOR

NO. 9 PATRICK LAUGHMAN, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN

84 LANCASTER 2 24 8 20 28 117%

183 YORK 1 12 1 0 1 8%

472 LEBANON 4 48 11 7 18 38%

1299 CARLISLE 24 288 15 11 26 9%

1406 HANOVER 14 168 37 12 49 29%

1562 GETTYSBURG 16 192 16 14 30 16%

1758 WAYNESBORO 3 36 1 3 4 11%

2226 LITTLESTOWN 18 216 23 25 48 22%

4274 HARRISONVILLE 3 36 19 1 20 56%

TOTALS:………… 85 1020 131 93 224 22%





DISTRICT MICHAEL HAVENS, DISTRICT DIRECTOR

NO. 10 PAT ARCHACAVAGE, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN

314 SCRANTON 2 24 20 6 26 108%

353 WILKES-BARRE 1 12 2 0 2 17%

546 PLYMOUTH 3 36 18 5 23 64%

834 NANTICOKE 8 96 18 13 31 32%

1858 HONESDALE 4 48 32 18 50 104%

TOTALS:………… 18 216 90 42 132 61%

DISTRICT MICHAEL KILGANNON, DISTRICT DIRECTOR

NO. 11 GERALD BOYER, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN

110 ALLENTOWN 2 24 19 4 23 96%

284 BETHLEHEM 2 24 1 0 1 4%

839 KUTZTOWN 3 36 13 0 13 36%

1106 STROUDSBURG 6 72 14 16 30 42%

TOTALS:………… 13 156 47 20 67 43%

DISTRICT FRANCIS NORBECK, DISTRICT DIRECTOR

NO. 12

74 WILMINGTON 2 24 4 2 6 25%

626 POTTSTOWN 2 24 6 1 7 29%

1761 LANSDALE 3 36 16 3 19 53%

2489 MORRISVILLE 2 24 32 17 49 204%

2666 OXFORD 3 36 37 11 48 133%

4528 OCEAN VIEW 4 48 26 11 37 77%

TOTALS:………… 14 168 121 45 166 99%

DISTRICT JEFF GEORGE, DISTRICT DIRECTOR

NO. 13 ROBERT RYAN, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN

134 POTTSVILLE 1 12 3 0 3 25%

464 MT. CARMEL 1 12 5 11 16 133%

503 SUNBURY 8 96 22 6 28 29%

1208 MILTON 2 24 10 0 10 42%

TOTALS:………… 12 144 40 17 57 40%




NO. QUOTA QUOTA TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL PER%

DISTRICT ROBERT R. ANDERSON, DISTRICT DIRECTOR

NO. 14 JOHN KURUTZ, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN

493 CONNELLSVILLE 2 24 15 1 16 67%

828 UNIONTOWN 1 12 13 4 17 142%

1932 POINT MARION 3 36 4 7 11 31%

3293 DUNBAR TWP. 2 24 12 13 25 104%

TOTALS:………… 8 96 44 25 69 72%

DISTRICT ROBERT L. SCUDDER JR., DISTRICT DIRECTOR

NO. 15 RON BARNER, DISTRICT CHAIRMAN

516 RENOVO 3 36 15 3 18 50%

970 WILLIAMSPORT 4 48 9 6 15 31%

4294 BURNHAM 13 156 55 73 128 82%

4298 LOCK HAVEN 4 48 5 14 19 40%

TOTALS:………… 24 288 84 96 180 63%

TOTALS TO DATE……………………….. 402 4788 1252 697 1949 41%

EAGLEDOM TOP FIFTEEN

1119 73

62

#536 St. Mary's 28

#2226 Littlestown 25

533

360 #84 Lancaster 20

#328 Franklin 19

#469 Ridgway 19

245 Honesdale 18

MISSOURI MINNESOTA #2489 Morrisville 17

ILLINOIS 142 #1106 Stroudsburg 16

#1801 Somerset 16

OREGON 133 14

NEW MEXICO 122

#2 Warren # 313

#3 Burnham # 4294

204% #6 St. Mary's #536

183%

150%

#1429 Freedom 142%

#4528 Oceanview#2666 Oxford 133%

#464 Mt. Carmel 133% #2 Burnham #4294

#4 Warren #313

VIRGINIA

135

#1858

#828 Uniontown

#2489 Morrisville

#1429 Freedom

#4205 Apollo

PENNSYLVANIA TOP FIVE (PERCENTAGE)

ARIZONA

CALIFORNIA

COLORADO 127

#313 Warren807

254

328

637

697

THREE AERIES RANKED IN THE TOP FIFTEEN YEAR TO

DATE

PENNSYLVANIA TOP TEN YEAR -TO-DATE

OHIO

MICHIGAN

PENNSYLVANIA

WASHINGTON

FLORIDA

MISSOURI

#4298 Lock Haven 14

#1562 Gettysburg

#4294 Burnham

INDIANA

TWO AERIE IN PENNSYLVANIA RANKED IN THE TOP

FIFTEEN MONTHLY LEADERS

#4294 Brunham

192

14

EASTERN REGIONAL CONFERENCE OCTOBER 12 -14, 2018

HOSTED BY

CARLISLE AERIE NO. 1299 26 E. HIGH ST.

CARLISLE, PA. 17013

717-249-2711

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.

HOTELS:

Mention Eagles

COMFORT INN $89.00 per night plus 9 % tax (I 81 & Turnpike)- 3.0 mile from Aerie

77 Shady Lane Carlisle, PA 17013 (717-706-3400)

SLEEP INN $94.00 per night plus 9% tax ---1.3 miles from Aerie

5 E Garland Drive Carlisle, PA 17013 (717-249-8863)

DAYS INN SOUTH $75.00 single or double- plus 9% tax—2.4 miles from Aerie

101 Alexander Spring Road Carlisle, PA 17015 (717-258-4147)

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.

2018 EASTERN REGIONAL CONFERENCE REGISTRATION October 12, 13, 14, 2018 --Hosted by Carlisle, PA Aerie #1299

REGISTRATION FEE: $5.00 Make Checks Payable to: FOE #1299

Saturday Night Banquet Ticket: $18.00 Mail TO: FOE #1299

Mark Bahr, Sec.

Check MUST Accompany 26 E. High Street

Registration Form Carlisle, PA 17013

717-249-2711

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 Registrations: _________@$5.00 ea. for total of $_______________

Saturday Night Banquet

No. of Tickets: ___________@$18.00ea. for total of $_______________

Total Enclosed: $_______________

For any questions or more information

Contact Mark Bahr, Secretary at 717-249-2711

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”

http://www.dickinson.edu/

http://www.dsl.psu.edu/

http://www.dsl.psu.edu/

http://carlisle-www.army.mil/

http://www.visitcumberlandvalley.com/

http://www.carlisletheatre.org/

http://www.carlisletheatre.org/

Map & Directions US ARMY HERITAGE CENTER

The Foundation office is at 950 Soldiers Drive, Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013 and is in the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center.

Directions and maps to Carlisle Barracks are also available at:

http://www.carlisle.army.mil/AHEC/directions.cfm

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)

Visitor and Education Center

Monday- Saturday: 9am - 4:45pm Sunday: Closed

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.

http://armyheritage.org/images/stories/trail_pic.jpg

http://www.carlisle.army.mil/AHEC/directions.cfm

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