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AROUND THE NEST
April, May, June and July - 2018 No. 2-2018
OPEN MONDAY-SATURDAY at 11:00 A.M. – NOON on SUNDAY
Social room (586) 469-9686 1269.mifoe.com Fraternal Order of Eagles #1269 25455 South River Road Harrison Twp., MI 48045
Sunday Funday Football 2017-2018 Season Party.
All the proceeds collected were distributed to various charities. Thank you to
Michelle Burford and Rosalyn Whitmore and your crew for all your hard work.
Good example of people helping people.
The Wertz Warriors
have donated $9.7
million since the first
ride to Special
Olympics’. Their
mission is to bring
smiles to the faces of
those with intellectual
disabilities. Thank you,
members, for your
support.
Worthy President Gary
Whitmore and Larry King
reflect on Larry’s 37 years as a
charter member of
Wertz Warriors.
At Mt. Clemens 1269 we put our petty differences aside and working together
fundraise for worthwhile causes.
Member Larry King returned from the Special Olympics, Michigan Winter
Games with this Certificated of Appreciation. Please take the time to view in
our buffet room. The Wertz Warriors honor posthumously riders that have
passed away in the last year. Deceased member Gary Kulcuk is in this year’s
certificate. We also have member that gave their time on a support crew.
Joint Installation of Officer’s Mt. Clemens #1269
Aerie and Auxiliary
Sunday, June 3th, 2018
President’s Thoughts From the Eye of Eagle Worthy President
HAPPY EASTER EVERYONE! It is awesome to see winter’s grip on us finally pass. Our snowbirds
are returning and very soon our outdoor activities start in earnest. Mt.
Clemens 1269 continues to be an exciting place to be.
Recently we have gained approval for a new internal unit the “Junior
Order of Eagles.” The Aerie and Auxiliary have committed to
promote positive attitudes, behavior and family values with our young
Eagles. When you’re an Eagle you’re family. Let’s show them how to
build friendships, grow and prosper. I’ve suggested a return to
monthly breakfasts. After all community involvement is a cornerstone
of the F.O.E. Our functions and activities offer members the
opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others. The Eagles
have made an impact on the American way.
April 1st. we will have an Easter dinner; the Aerie is our home and
there is no place like home. Men’s pool finishes up with a tournament
and banquet on April 5th. At the leagues halfway point yours truly leads
the standings. I would surely like to finish 1st (it is on my bucket list),
nonetheless recently I’ve reflected on how much fun and fraternalism
I’ve had on that table with brothers and sisters past and present. Even
when covered, socializing with members sitting around the table the
fraternal spirit prevails. Action starts in the horseshoe pits this month
on Tuesdays and runs for 16 weeks. Check your calendar for all
upcoming functions.
April is also when we nominate our members to have the privilege of
being an officer in the Aerie or Auxiliary. Get involved! It’s a
rewarding experience. Join your officers at District 3 meetings and
Zone 1 conference. This gives us the opportunity to network and gain
insight into operations of other clubs. All members are welcome I
encourage you to attend.
May brings Auxiliary Elections May 1st with Aerie voting on May 9th
this year I will be moving to the Jr. Past Worthy President’s chair.
Thank you to all officers, committee members and members all that
have made my two years as your Worthy President an honor and
privilege. On May 29th we will once again have a Memorial Service for
those brothers and sisters that have passed in the last year.
We pride ourselves with Aerie and Auxiliary “working together to
make a difference”. A joint installation is planned in June. Midmonth
State Convention in Midland. Conventions put the “fun” in
fundraising.
In Eagledom we are dedicated to raising money for charity, 100% of
all funds raised goes to a specific cause. I will continue to raise funds
for the F.O.E. Memorial Foundation. Which provides educational and
medical coverage for a member’s children in the event of a tragic death
on the job or while serving our country.
In July the F.O.E. International Convention in Dallas, Texas. I’m
anxious to once again enjoy the fraternalism with Past Grand Aerie
and Auxiliary Presidents, it is a rewarding experience. Take advantage
of what being an Eagle is about.
I’ll close with the words I firmly memorized from our Ritual. My
Brothers and Sisters
Although the world may scoff and jest,
A life of Service is the best;
And happiness will always be
To him who serves humanity.
We may not have it all together, but together we have it all!!!!
Fraternally, Gary
Madam President’s Views Dear Sisters, thank you isn’t enough! You’ve all been so wonderful;
stepping up when needed to fill the charities with love and hope!
Our next big adventure will be the Junior Order of Eagles. We will
continue with help from our sisters and brothers to promote the values of
our God, our Country and our homes. The securities we have come to
love – which, unfortunately are sometimes taken for granted, rely on our
ability to bond with younger people and their ideas/projects. Please, if you
any ideas’ see Missy, Karen or Dawn, we can help you get them to the
organizing Board of the J.O.E.S.
Sometimes we get stuck in a rut – just giving a push with a new thought
can really make a difference! We all need help, just be gentle with the
‘pushes’.
Another subject was recently brought up to me: bullying and harassments.
Normally with a laugh and a good joke most folks can shake it off, but a
stern “no thanks” will help. Lastly, ask for clarification, please understand
we have ways to handle our differences.
Past Madam Presidents with their boundless wealth of knowledge chair the
Conciliation Committee, they are the guardians of the Auxiliary The
gentlemen in our Aerie also have committees. Our Trustees diligently
watch to make the reports necessary to keep our house in order. To help
us all, are the officers of the Auxiliary and the Aerie, who are all in Servant
Leadership Positions, approaching anyone of them should be easy!
We do what we do, only for the good of your Fraternal Order of Eagles,
so help us help you!
At the next Joint Officers meeting on May 10th at 7:00pm we will welcome
All MEMBERS to ATTEND!
Finally, aux. officer positions are up for nominations. There will be many
openings. This is your opportunity to become a “Servant Leader”, to help
steer us into the next decade. Nominations are at April 17th, 7:30pm,
meeting and initiations; this meeting will be a bit longer but necessary. The
Auxiliary will have food after the meeting and campaigning starts! Voting
will be May 1st 11am to 7:30pm.
Remember this is important, come and support. We will be creating
memories.
Thanking you in advance,
Karen McKay-Zielinski, Madam President
Michigan State Convention
June 12-16th
Valley Plaza, Midland
See Rick Jantz or Dawn Cottle
for Reservation Information
Give “FREE” Donations: Save
your Campbell’s Soup Labels and
Box Tops for Education. Also,
save empty Lay’s chip products.
This will help schools purchase
supplies and sports equipment
using your “FREE” donations.
HELP WANTED VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Call Michelle Hughes
(586) 468-6211
Mt. Clemens Eagles Dues Are Due Aerie and Auxiliary dues are payable by May 31, 2018
We are asking you to mail your dues. We have over 2,000 members and we believe this will make it easier fore everyone.
Please fill out the attached form and send with your dues so we can verify our records.
Make checks payable to F.O.E #1269 Aerie or F.O.E. #1269 Auxiliary and mail to:
Mt. Clemens Eagles, 25455 South River Road, Harrison Twp., MI 48045.
If you are sending in Aerie and Auxiliary dues together, please make separate checks. Your canceled check or copy of your
money order will be your temporary receipt. DO NOT SEND cash! You may still pay your dues at the club.
We will mail your card to you Thank you for your help
AERIE DUES: AUXILIARY DUES:
SOCIAL $40.00 NON- BENEFIT $30.00
BENEFIT $45.00 BENEFIT $30.00
DUAL $35.00 DUAL $24.00
(your member classification and local number is printed on your membership card)
Date_____________________ Local Member #____________
Phone _____________________ Amount ________________
Email _____________________________________________
Name_______________________________________________
Address______________________ City___________________
State _________________________ Zip___________________
Date____________________ Local Member #____________
Phone ____________________ Amount ________________
Email ____________________________________________
Name____________________________________________
Address___________________ City___________________
State _____________________ Zip___________________
Golfers Needed ∙ Wednesday Morning League
Meeting is April 24th @ 1pm
Cost is $23.00 for 18 holes and cart.
First day to play is the 1st Wednesday after Mother’s Day
Sunday, June 17th
Steak, potatoes, veggie, salad, roll
and homemade dessert. Adults - $10.00 ……1:00pm till gone
Children 0-3 free…Children 4-10 $4.00
#1269 Dads Eat Free!
Monthly
Dinner First Friday of the Month
@ 5:00 pm
Check Aerie Bulletins for menu
Raffles to include 50/50 and
Squares
Thank you – Trustees and Crew
Photos of the New Rec Center.
REAC Casino Bus Trip, Manistee 2 days & 1 night
May 20-21, 2018 Cost: $159 check plus $8 cash includes:
3-hour lunch at Michigan Eagle Family REC Center
Overnight: Little River -$20 coins/$10 food
Tuesday, 5/21: Soaring Eagle - $20 coins / $5 food ($55 Back)
Bus leaves from the Eagles at 8:45am
Anyone can go!! First to pay go: (48 available seats)
$159 check payable to Bianco Tours plus $8 cash
Pay Char or Plods by April 10, 2018
Michigan Eagle Family Rec Center
Help support Mt Clemens sponsor a cabin!!
Dinner
Monday, April 2, 2018
Roast Beef
Ing the
Michigan
Free Fishing Weekend
Saturday and Sunday
June 9th – 10th
Come down and catch a whopper!
Bring your own pole and bait!
Auxiliary Steak Out
Every 2nd Saturday All year long
5:00 – 7:00 pm
7:30 pm Music
Bring down your family and have a delicious meal and
enjoy a great time!
“Remember
Taco Lovers”
Taco Night is the 2nd Monday
of each month.
Thanks for supporting” Taco Night”
$11.00
OVERNIGHT PARKING
You must leave your vehicle parked by the fence on
the east side of parking Lot. Two (2) night
maximum. This is especially important in the
Winter months for snow plowing. Thank you for
your cooperation - Board of Trustees.
AROUND THE NEST (NEWSLETTER)
PUBLISHED QUARTERLY
MT. CLEMENS FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES #1269 ∙ 25455 SOUTHRIVER RD. ∙ HARRISON TWP., MI 48045
Tuesday Night Horseshoes Meeting April 10 …6pm
Starting Date April 17 …6-8pm
Season: 17 Weeks
Players needed. if interested or need more information,
contact……………….. Mike Catanzaro (313)300-7282
Hello from the Mother of the Year!
I would like to thank everyone who has complimented me
for decorating the ladies’ restroom. I am glad to have
brought a smile to your day. If you would like to take over
the decorating please call the Auxiliary @ 586-222-2149.
Thank you,
Mary Gavin, Mother of the Year.
“SPECIAL NOTICE”
Attention: Auxiliary #1269
By-Laws - Re-Opened
Thursday, March 15th at 7:00pm
1ST Reading……………. March 20th
2nd Reading……………... April 3rd
Final Reading and Vote…April 17th
If you would like to submit a change or have any questions
please see Pam Peacock or Christine Sass
Mt. Clemens Eagles #1269
Walnut Street - 1905
STAY OFF THE GRASS Please do not park on the grass when other parking spaces are open. Thank you!
Mt. Clemens Fraternal Order of Eagles 1269
$10.00 ALL YOU CAN EAT
B.B.Q. Chicken ∙ Corn on the Cob
and all the trimmings. (NO CARY OUTS PLEASE)
Come and see what “you “and “your” Aerie have
done for the Macomb ISD kids.
Aerie 1269 “Grants 2018” will be given out.
Please come down and have some fun while
giving your club a good start in raising funds for
the children’s benefit.
Proceeds will go towards future grants.
Come and have some Fun!!
Corn Roast Saturday, August 4th
4 p.m.
The Junior Order of Eagles offers youth
the chance to learn and uphold the
principles and beliefs of The Fraternal
Order of Eagles while beginning their
philanthropic efforts at a young age. With
the guidance of sponsors, J.O.E. clubs
perform tasks within Aeries and hold
various fundraisers to benefit local causes
that affect or interest children. Ages 9-18
For more information contact the
Auxiliary @ 586 -222-2149
Coming in August!
REAC Officers
President………………. Dennis Plodzik
Vice President………… Charlotte Blind
Secretary…………. …… Lynn Krolczyk
Treasurer…………………. Judy Sawyer
Chaplin…………………Martina Dildine
Sargent at Arms……… Darlene Farrugia
Christine Sass………………….…Jr. Past Madam President
Karen McKay-Zielinski……………………Madam President
Pamela Peacock …………………………………. Vice President
Rose Santarelli……………………………………………… Chaplin
Dawn Cottle………………………………………………. Secretary
Bonnie Foronato ………………………………………. Treasurer
Janet Cooper…………………………………………. Conductress
Amy Dobberowsky…………………………………Inside Guard
Linda Gagnon………………………………………Outside Guard
Auxiliary Trustees Ann Mugridge, Bonnie Winters and Jody Adams
Mother of the Year: Mary Gavin
Sisters of the Year: Darlene Farrugia & Michelle Burford
Eagle Riders Officers
President……………… Michelle Corriveau
Vice President ……………...Ruth Basehore
Secretary…………………. Mary Corriveau
Treasurer……………………… Jeff Kropp
Chaplin….………… ….Amy Dobberowsky
Sargent at Arms …………...Martina Dildine
Dennis Plodzik…………………………………. Jr. Past President
Gary Whitmore……………………………………………. President
Mike Santarelli………….…………………………. Vice President
Bill Ziegler……….………………………………………………. Chaplin
Richard Jantz………………………………………………. Secretary
Gerry Daley.………………………………………………. Treasurer
Dan Kirby………………………………………………….... Conductor
TBA……………….……………………………………….…Inside Guard
TBA……….…………………………………………. …. Outside Guard
Aerie Trustees Chuck Hall, Joe Borowicz, Mark Bycraft,
Brian Jackman and Ray Saydak
Aerie and Auxiliary Officers 2017-2018
Aerie Nominations… …...April 25, 2018
Election Day……………... May 9, 2018
Voting is between
11am to 7:30pm
We sincerely thank those of you who have supported us in the past, and in the future. In an effort to let everyone know what events are coming up, we will be posting flyers on the board at the Aerie, on the Aerie web site, the District 3 website, the State web site for all Eagle Riders, Facebook, and in the newsletter. "I didn't know about it" is no longer an excuse for lack of participation. We will begin this year with the "Blessing of the Bikes' on Sunday, April 22nd at noon. Our very own Darlene Farrugia will be officiating. Our April 24th monthly meeting will include the nomination of officers for 2018/19. May 6th is our Annual Ride to the Adair Suckerfest...kickstands up at 10:30 A.M. SHARP. June 3rd is the bi-annual State Eagle Riders meeting at Michigan Center - 1P.M. Eagle Riders of #1269 have been chosen to host the Annual State Presidents' Charities Event for 2018. We have set aside Sunday, august 5th for this event. More info. will follow closer to this event. These are some, but not all of the events we are planning, so check out those web sites and Facebook announcements.
Sincerely, Mary Corriveau,- Secretary, #1269 Eagle Riders
R E AC T h in gs
H ope ever yon e h a d a good C h r is tm a s!
U p-com in g even t s will be post ed . Ch eck th e boa r ds an d t a b le
t ops. W e will be n om in a t in g in Apr il, Vot in g is in M a y a n d
I n st a lla t ion is J u n e. T h is yea r , is a la d y t u r n to be th e P r esiden t ,
r u n a n d vot e. P lea se.
P lea se su p por t R E AC d in n er s if you a r e a R E AC m em ber ,
t h is is h ow R E AC gives m on ey towa r d fu n ct ion s.
W ednesday, J une 13 . 2 0 18 – B u s will be goin g to S ta t e C on ven t ion
for R E AC L u n ch eon L ea se fill t h e bu st t h is yea r !! Cost a r ou n d
$ 4 0 dolla r s .
S unday, August 2 9 , 2 0 18 - D a y T r ip to F ir ekeeper s ( S ea F ood
B u ffet )
C ost $ 3 7 .0 0 ( G et $ 2 0 .0 0 S lot s an d $ 5 .0 0 for food) .
D en n is ( P lods) P lodzik
Auxiliary Nominations .......... April 17, 2018
Election Day……………....… May 1, 2018
Voting is between
11am to 7:30pm