Lynnwood Eagle Eye • Issue 02 • February 2017 1

Lynnwood Fraternal Order of Eagles, Aerie 288819223 Highway 99, Lynnwood, WA 98036

Social Room (425) 776-8075 • Auxiliary (206) 947-0374Secretary2888@LynnwoodEagles.com • aux2888@gmail.com

Volume 20 • Issue 02 • February 2017

The Eagle EyeValentines Day

From Robin Hood to Cupid

Game time at the club

It is an undisputed fact that origin of “The 12th Man” belongs to Texas A&M University Aggies. It goes back to the 1921 team. In January 2014, Good Bull Hunting, a Texas A&M community, acquired the trademark and licensing agreement from the university, outlining ownership.

With the recent success of the Seattle Seahawks, the debate has been ignited as to the true function of the 12th Man.

The 12th Man tradition has grown and changed over the years. The player that wears #12 is now a non-scholarship/walk-on player representing the student body’s support for their team. This is what the 12th Man tradition symbolizes.

It has created a bond of loyalty between Aggies. The Seahawks have used the 12th Man pretty much in the same way. Fans have bonded together as the team’s “The 12th Man.”

History of “The 12th Man”Photos by Fred Fillbrook

Presidents DayFrom George to Donald

Hal Warren won the Joker Jackpot when he drew the King of Clubs on Thursday, January 19. The jackpot was more than $5,500, but the exact amount could not be verified before press time, which was on the night of the drawing.

Joker Poker Jackpot Winner

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From The Auxiliary PresidentI hope everyone had safe,

healthy and happy holidays. I wish everyone the best for 2017.

O u r s i s t e r , P e n n y Christianson, lost her daughter over the holidays. Our thoughts and prayers have been with her during this very difficult time. Losing a child Viola Flieschhacker

From The Aerie PresidentInvite a neighbor

I would like to thank each and everyone of our members who signed up a new member. Bring in your neighbor or a family member and show them what the Eagles are about.

If they have any questions

We are looking for volunteers to help with some of the cooking, or help cleaning up the outside of the building.

Don’t forget the Aerie meetings are the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month. If you want to bring new ideas or make a suggestion attend a meeting so that we can discuss it. Maybe you would like to do a special dinner to help raise funds for someone in need. We can help with that. Thank you.Worthy President Jeanette Peterson

From The Auxilary Secretary

District 9 meeting on Sunday Jan.15 will be hosted by Lynnwood #2888 Aerie and Auxiliary. More information will be in the next Eagle Eye.

State Worthy President Bill Walton and State Madam President Carol Wright will be at our Lynnwood Aerie on Sunday, Jan. 22, at 10 a.m. for a no-host breakfast meeting. More about this event will be covered in the next issue.

Be safe on the highways, and may good health bless us all.Vi FlieschhackerMadam President

Sisters, I hope you and your family members had a wonderful holiday season. Welcome 2017.

Membership: I was recently told that several members did not receive their 2016-2017 dues renewal postcards. If you know of a member who did not receive their reminder postcard, see if you can talk them into coming back. Lets make

member this administrative year, from Muriel Rawsthorne, State Auxiliary Membership Chair person. If you have any questions about the application or fee, call or text me at (206) 947-0374. Completed applications may be turned in to the bartender at Lynnwood Eagles or brought to me at an Auxiliary meeting. To achieve our net gain of 75, we must grow and strengthen our team.

The Fraternal Order of Eagles Ladies Auxiliary is an international non-profit organization believing in home, country, God and loyalty; united in carrying out the charitable, humanitarian, patriotic and other efforts to which the Fraternal Order of Eagles is dedicated.

Special recognition for February–May #2888 Auxiliary Proposers: You will receive a special gift from me. Together everyone achieves more = teamwork from today going forward. Midge Tallman, Auxiliary Secretary

their association with us a pleasant one. Provide them with an application and mark it as re-enroll. You fill in the proposer section to receive credit. Ask them to complete it.

You will receive a special membership frog pin, for proposing at least one new or re-enrolled

Midge Tallman

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Monday: Bingo: Mondays at 6:30 p.m. in the Aerie Room. Play 11 games, 9 at $1 a card and 3 blackouts at $2 a card. Winners receive cash payouts. It’s potluck or toss a couple dollars into the food bucket. On the fourth Monday, dinner is provided. Total time is about two hours. Tuesday: Kitchen closed unti l further announcement.Wednesday: Poker. The kitchen is not open.Thursday: Karaoke with Mr. Bill from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. in the Social Room. Joker Poker drawing is at 8:30 p.m. The Joker Poker drawing is open to all active members of Lynnwood Eagles #2888. Kitchen open 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.Friday: First and third Friday, dinner from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. All dinners include salad and dessert. The dinner is prepared and served by an all-volunteer staff, so show your support. Dance to a live band in the Aerie Room (see calendar on page 6). Only a $6 cover charge. Music from 8 to 11 p.m. Saturday: Social room opens at 3 p.m. Bloody Mary or Mimosa for only $3 throughout the day. Watch your favorite sports teams on the big screen. Play pool. $2 hot dogs and sandwiches available.Sunday: Breakfast is served from 8 to 11 a.m. Watch your favorite sports teams on the big TV screen. Hot dogs in the social room are only $2.

Weekly Club Activities

Craft BeeThe club will hold a craft bee on the second and

fourth Tuesday of each month in the large Aerie room at the club. Anyone who desires to come in and work on their craft is invited. There is be enough space to lay out a quilt. There are large tables to cut out patterns, space to work with your own sewing machine. If you do hand work of any kind, come in and be social or get help in a knitting pattern or crochet.

Come in and have a relaxed, fun time with other members who craft. And guys, this also includes you. It runs from 3 p.m. until whenever. The bar stays opens until 10 o’clock. Come and go at your own pace. You can order juices, soft drinks or alcohol from the bar. Chaplain Vicki Eames

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they can ask anyone of either the Aerie or Auxiliary officers. They will be glad to answer any questions they might have.

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Club Manager The club will be heating upFebruary is the month that we hope things once

again start happening at our great club. Not that there hasn’t been anything happening, we just are hoping that “2017” is a great year for the Lynnwood Aerie 2888.

The holidays are behind us and we hope that people who may have not been in the club for a while take some time to stop in and say hi.

There’s a lot of opportunities to come in and enjoy yourselves in February as there’s the Super Bowl, Chili “Cook-off” (which there will be a champion picked for 2017). On Saturday, Feb. 11, there we will once again have the “Big Band” on stage as we celebrate Valentine’s Day.

The Trustees apologize for the long time frame without normal heat, We’ve busted our butts to get this task completed, but seem to be coming up short. We’ve found out that A-1 commercial roofing, which we researched and he had the backing of a Henry’s representative (Henry’s products have been around for about. 80 years plus). They came to a trustee meeting to help sell us on the roof with a 30 year warranty that we went with. We’ve had a hard time getting ahold of the roofer to do his part where the existing HVAC unit was, The HVAC guy could do his part in the installation of our new HVAC unit that’s been sitting in a warehouse in south Seattle for weeks.

On Jan. 16, the HVAC company (Thanks

John Day) will be installing the new unit and we should be set for years to come in that aspect of the building maintenance.

Once again we appreciate all of the patience of the members of this great club.

There seems to be a buzz in the air with our new sworn in president Jeanette Peterson. It’s truly great to have some energy; and some caring at the helm!

The Trustees want to wish Bob Nelson the best in his recovery and hope and expect to have him back soon.

A big thanks to Kathy Breault for her time and energy to keep the wheels turning in the secretary’s office in the absence of Bob.

Please help Kathy Meehan if you can. She’s doing her best to soak up all of the needs of the club and covering the tasks quite well.

If there’s anyone interested in being a part of a pool league or anyone interested in heading up a dart league, please contact the Club Manager or leave a note in her mailbox which is located across from the entrance to the ladies room.

To all of members and volunteers that step up to keep the ship righted, we say thanks!Dave Stering, ChairmanDon DavesSteve MellingerLes StrawRussell Pyles

From The Aerie Trustees

Happy Hour Monday through Friday

3 to 7 p.m.Domestic

beer $2.50

Micro and import beer $3.50

House wine $3 Cocktails 50¢ off

CENTRAL WELDING SUPPLYCENTRAL WELDING SUPPLYJeremy Millette, Branch Manager

19227 Hwy. 99, Lynnwood, WA 98036(425) 778-2166 • JeremyMillette@CentralWelding.com

It’s hard to believe that a month has already passed in 2017. Lots of great events coming up for you in February. Prime rib night and Lauren Petrie on Feb. 3. We have our annual chili contest on Feb. 5 for the Super Bowl.

The Big Band is back on Saturday, Feb. 11 for

dinner and dancing. A nice way to celebrate Valentine’s Day.

More dinner and dancing when Ted Argo returns to the club on the 17th.

While we are searching for a cook some of our meals will be put on hold, but we are trying to offer specials and dinners when we can. We appreciate your patience.

As always if you have ideas for things you would like to see happen at our Club, please let me know.

You can check with the club anytime to get more information on any of these events.Kathy MeehanClub Manager

Kathy Meehan

Motorcycle Jacket RaffleNo drawing yet!

A Can-Am Spyder motorcycle jacket left from the picnic will be to raffled on Thursday, Feb. 23. It is black, size large and worth between $150-$200.

This was the last item to raise money for the Everett Sea Cadet group. Tickets are just $1.

Winner didn’t need to be present to win. Ticket sales continued until the raffle. See Midge, Kathy or Vicki for tickets. The jacket and tickets are in the Secretary’s Office at the club.

Pop tops to help kidsA reminder that we are still collecting the tabs

off beer, pop, soup and fruit cans at the club. There is a bucket usually in the area of the booth table at the back of the bar for you to put them in. Collect them and bring to the club in plastic bags.

Two pop tops mean 1 minute of dialysis for a patient at Children’s Hospital in Seattle.

Lynnwood Food BankWe collect food and items for the Lynnwood

Food Bank. When you enter the club, deposit the items in a box that is on your right, just inside the door. This time of year, donations usually decrease so please, try to remember to add to the box for people in need.

The Aerie has donated $1,000 to the Food Bank during the holiday season this year.

I have been filling in as acting secretary while Bob Nelson is recovering from surgery. Kathie BreaustActing Secretary

Acting Secretary

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Every Thursday at 8:30 p.m.Weekly winners who do not draw the

King of Clubs still win a drink. Nine other money cards.

Joker PokerJust $1 a ticket

From theAerie

ChaplainVicki Eames

Chaplain

Better than we thinkFor anyone like me who is struggling to find the

meaning to a lot of what has happened nationally in our country, I have found a poem by Laura Ingalls Wilder which gives food for thought and some calming words for us:

“The real things haven’t changed. It is still best to be honest and truthful; to make the most of what we have; to be happy with simple pleasures; and to have courage when things go wrong.”

I hope 2017 goes well for all of you and that the prognosis is better than we think.

Vicki EamesChaplain #2888

Thank you, thank you, thank you! For my crew that kept bingo going while I was having surgery in January. At the time of this writing I am not sure if this will be for one or two Mondays, but I have faith that you can do it. Lou Lou will be the “Large and In Charge” person with Dee, Barb, Lynda, Cindy and Arnold at her side for assistance. We have such a nice group of “Bingo People” that I am sure you all can help if needed.

Come on in and bring your friends. The more people, the larger the winning payouts. Well behaved children can come in and have fun, but a parent or relative must accompany them. We start at 6:30 and play 11 games at $1 each and two games at $2 each. Two games have the possibility of $250 winnings.

We have finished a published set of rules for bingo with trustee approval, a requirement of the Gambling Commission. Hope to see you all soon.Vicki EamesBingo Chair

Joker Poker drawing is every Thursday at 8:30 p.m. during karaoke. The jackpot has grown to more than $5,000. Just pick the winning envelop with the Jack of Clubs and be the big cash winner. Weekly winners who do not draw the King of Clubs still win a drink. Only members of Lynnwood Eagles #2888, in good standings are eligible to play.

A new Joker Poker jackpot will open at $1,000

and capped at $10,000. Additional winning cards will be Aces of diamonds and spades, paying $50 each; the three Kings other than clubs will win $20 each and any 10 will win $10.

Every nightly winner who does not hold a winning cash card will still win a free drink. All players must be a current paid member of Lynnwood Eagles #2888.

$50 winner

50/50 Winners

$10 winner

Just a little mixed upJust a line to say I’m living,That I’m not among the dead.Though I’m getting more forgetful,More mixed up in the head.

For sometimes I can’t remember,When I stand at the foot of the stairs.If I must go up for something,Or, I’ve just came down from there.

Before the refrigerator so often, My poor mind is filled with doubt.Have I just put the food away,Or did I come to take some out.

There are times when it is dark out,With my night cap on my head.I don’t know if I’m retiring,Or just getting out of bed.

So, if it’s my turn to write you,There’s no need in getting sore. I may think that I have written,I don’t want to become a bore.

Just remember I do love you,And I wish that you were here.But now it’s nearly mail time,So I must say, “Good bye dear.”

There I stood beside the mailbox,With a face so very red.Instead of mailing you my letter,I opened it instead.

Peter Stromberg, a member of the Snohomish Eagles, was the winner of the 50” Polaroid flat screen TV our club raffled off.

Winner of the giant 50” flat screen TV

Jack Pot may exceed $6,000

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On the road with Royal Wheels Travel Clubby Gerry LaPlante

Here’s hoping that you all survived the Big New Years Party of 2017. I know that this year is going to be a great year for us all. Some of us will be going on some romantic trips, while others will come into great fortune and there will be those who will have new little ones coming into their lives. Now with that said and done, how about a fun filled evening celebrating that Romantic evening on Feb. 14. Wine, Lobster and Steak and, of course, Chocolate. Happy Valentine’s Day to all you Love Birds.

As promised last month, here is a report for our 2016 Christmas dinner/party. The evening started out with a display of our 2 huge raffle baskets. Thank you Topsy for such great baskets and Floral Centerpiece. Then there was the game, Who Am I. A name of a person starring in a Christmas movie was placed on our backs and we had to guess who we were. Wow! There were some really old movies and stars. Some got their stars right away, while some never heard of their star. But it was fun. Dinner was super great: Prime rib along with salmon, garlic roasted potatoes, fresh winter veggies and an exquisite green salad. There

were also many different mini desserts to choose. Vonderbar! After dinner we had our 1st Christmas ornament exchange. There was a lot of stealing going on. Then there was our raffle. Many thanks to all those that bought tickets. We raffled off all the table centerpieces and the two baskets and the floral arrangement. Everyone was excited. Many thanks to our committee who worked very hard on this event. Sharon, Topsy, Marlene l and GerryAnn. A tentative date has been set for the 2017 Christmas dinner/party, Dec.16, 2017. We will be looking for a committee for this event.

Hip hip hurray! It’s birthday time again. Now don’t be shy ‘cause we’re telling everyone who is celebrating. Okay, Stan and Dana this is your month and we salute you with raised glasses. A toast to you both. Happy birthday. With that said, there are no anniversaries to be celebrated this month.

This is terrific! No one has been reported being sick this past month. Super. Now should you know of any of our members not feeling up to par, please contact Dixie and she will be sure to send out the club’s special Rays of Sunshine.

As we do each year, we in the Royal Wheels love to celebrate holidays and Valentine’s Day

in no different. We will be having our annual Valentine’s dinner at Sparta’s Pizza in Lynnwood, 17630 Hwy. 99, Lynnwood, where we are going to enjoy the food and atmosphere there. It is a favorite of many of our members. Let Dana know if you can attend, Feb. 9 at 5 p.m. sharp.

Just a few reminders: (1) There will be no monthly meeting this February. (2) March monthly meeting on March 9 starting at 7 p.m. at the Lynnwood Elks Lodge. Come on down for dinner.

Our club is always looking for new members. We are a fun group who like to get together once a month, March through October for our monthly camp outs. We love to play cards (all kinds), swap stories, see what’s in the vicinity and just enjoy each other’s company. We meet the second Thursday of each month except December, January and February. Our meetings are at the Lynnwood Elks Lodge starting at 7 p.m. The only requirement is that you like to have fun and be a member of either the Elks or Eagles. Come on down and check us out. Dues are only $10 per member. We’d love to meet you. Stay safe on the highways and byways of RV’ing.

Photos by Fred Fillbrook

Grab the mic and you’re the star! Karaoke every Thursdays at 7:30 p.m.

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For SalePortable Karaoke Machines2 portable karaoke machines

to chose from. One has a build-in TV screen for $65. The other is

$45. Call (425) 770-2228.

Large party space for rentRoom rentals at reasonable rates in our private club on Hwy. 99, Lynnwood for weddings, graduations, holidays, memorials or birthdays. Contact vice president Jeanette Peterson by e-mail at: Rentals@LynnwoodEagles.com or call (425) 218-3544.

Hall for Rent

While Kristin, a former bartender at the Lynnwood Eagles, was volunteering for the Salvation Army, she was approached by a young boy. He had a big smile and both his hands were filled with coins, which he dumped into the kettle.

Photo by Fred Fillbrook

The Kids Christmas Party on Dec. 18, was a fun filled day with a beanbag toss a cake walk and story time. There was a demonstration from the drill team Las Senoritas. Music from Sean Padgett, the club’s personal DJ. He does parties for all occasions. A special thanks to Helen and Arnold Smith, Penny Christensen and Raymond Schneider Padgett. Thank you for all your help.

Happy New Year from Cindy Peacemaker 2016 chairman and Gene Blackwell co-chairman.

Thanks for Kids Christmas Party

Submitted by Hooshy FeizbakhshTour boats ferry people out to the USS Arizona

Memorial in Hawaii every 30 minutes. In the gift shop there was a small book entitled, "Reflections on Pearl Harbor" by Admiral Chester Nimitz.

Sunday, Dec. 7, 1941, Admiral Nimitz was attending a concert in Washington, DC. He was paged and told there was a phone call for him. It was President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. He told Nimitz that he would be the Commander of the Pacific Fleet.

Nimitz flew to Hawaii to assume command. He landed at Pearl Harbor on Christmas Eve, 1941. There was such a spirit of despair, dejection and defeat. You would have thought the Japanese had already won the war.

Nimitz was given a boat tour of the destruction wrought on Pearl Harbor. Big sunken battleships and navy vessels cluttered the waters everywhere you looked. As the tour boat returned to dock, the young helmsman of the boat asked, "Well Admiral, what do you think after seeing all this destruction?" Nimitz's reply shocked everyone within the sound of his voice.

He said, "The Japanese made three of the biggest mistakes an attack force could ever make, or God was taking care of America.

Shocked and surprised, the young helmsman asked, "What do mean by saying the Japanese made the three biggest mistakes an attack force ever made?"

What God did at Pearl HarborMistake number one: The Japanese attacked

on Sunday morning. Nine out of every 10 crewmen of those ships were ashore on leave. If those same ships had been lured to sea and been sunk, 38,000 men would have been lost instead of 3,800.

Mistake number two: When the Japanese saw all those battleships lined in a row, they got so carried away sinking those battleships, they never once bombed our dry docks opposite those ships. If they had destroyed our dry docks, we would have had to tow every one of those ships to America to be repaired. The ships were in shallow water and could be raised. One tug can pull them over to the dry docks for repair. He said he already had crews ashore anxious to man those ships.

Mistake number three: Every drop of fuel in the Pacific theater of war is in top of the ground storage tanks five miles away just over the hill. One attack plane could have strafed those tanks and destroyed our fuel supply. That's why I say the Japanese made three of the biggest mistakes an attack force could make or God was taking care of America.

Because Nimitz was a Texan, born and raised in Fredericksburg, Texas, he was a born optimist. Any way you look at it, Admiral Nimitz was able to see a silver lining in a situation and circumstance where everyone else saw only despair and defeatism. Roosevelt had chosen the right man for the right job. We desperately needed a leader that could see silver linings in the midst of the clouds of dejection, despair and defeat. There is a reason that our national motto is, In God We Trust.

Suggestion BoxThere is a suggestion box in the entrance

hallway leading to the bar area at the club. There are papers to leave suggestions, ideas for improvements, complaints, etc. Some members have already given their input. How about you?

Volunteer Bartenders WantedLynnwood Aeries is seeking part time experienced volunteer bartenders. Submit resume to Board of Trustees, 19223 Hwy. 99, Lynnwood, WA 98036 or call (425) 776-8075.

Can you cook?Lynnwood Eagles is looking for a cook. If you’re interested, call the club manager at (425) 776-8075 Monday-Friday from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.

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Aerie OfficersPast President Fred Willeiksen

Worthy President Jeanette PetersonVice President - VacantChaplain Vicki EamesSecretary Bob Nelson

Treasurer - Jim JohnsonConductor - Mary Dunn

Inside Guard - Michael ArendtTrustees: Dave Stering, Don Daves,

Steve Mellinger, Les Straw and Russell Pyles

Auxiliary OfficersJr. Past President Esther Marchese

President Vi FlieschhackerVice President Jeanne Blackwell

Chaplain Linda JohnsonSecretary Midge Tallman

Treasurer Nell FrazierConductor Virginia NicholsInside Guard Helen Smith

Outside Guard - VacantTrustees: Linda Wheeler and

Cindy Peacemaker - Alma Hornby

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Valentine’s Dance • Saturday, Feb. 11Moonlight Swing Orchestra 7:30 – 11 p.m.

Dinner 5:30 – 7:30 • Choice of entrée $20 per person • $10 for dinner only or dance only