EAGLES 2228 NEWSLETTER
EAGLES 2228NEWSLETTERMay 2021Volume 1, Number 5Zumbro Aerie F.O.E. 2228 917 15th Ave SE Rochester, MN 507-289-5931Join Us at The Eagles Club forMother’s Day May 9thMother’s Day Lunch Served from 12 PM – 2 PMBaked Ham, Carrots, Green Bean Casserole, MashedPotatoes & Gravy, a Dinner Roll, and Slice of PieAll for only 12.00Pre-Purchase Tickets from the Bar or Ask Your ServerLast Date to Purchase Tickets Will be Wednesday May 5thKitchen Will Be Open From 9 PM - 2 PMClub will be closing at 3:00 PM that dayKentucky Derby PartyWear Your FavoriteDerby HatClub HoursMonday – Friday 11:00 AM – Until CloseSaturday 9:00 AM – Until CloseSunday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Eagles Club Split RafflePurchase Tickets at the Bar for a Chanceto Win up to 1800Tickets are 5 EachSelling up to 600 Tickets Per MonthDrawing is on the 1st of Every MonthApril’s Drawing will be May 1st @ 7 PM
Upcoming Golf TournamentsForms for both tournaments are available on the Eagles website and in the Club Pool RoomSpots are going fast!ANDTroubleshooter will be playing from 6 PM – 10 PM on both dates!CASH RAFFLETickets are still availablefor the cash raffle on May21, 2021 with 21,020 inprizes and the grand prizeof 2,100. Proceeds go tobenefit the Eagles Club andto support our worthycharities. Tickets are 10each with 4000 tickets maxsold. If you are interestedin helping sell tickets,contact Kevin for a book.
Eagles Kitchen Hours and MenuMonday – Thursday 11:00 AM – 8:30 PMFriday 11:00 AM – 8:30 PMSaturday 9:00 AM – 8:00 PMSunday 9:00 AM – 3:00 PMMondayBurgers All DayTuesdayPasta All DayWednesdayBroasted ChickenThursdayRibs All DayFridayFish DinnerSaturday1/3 lb. Burger 2.75Toppings & Sides AdditionalSpaghetti & Meatballs OrChicken Fettuccini Alfredo 7.50Broasted Chicken 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM2-piece dinner 7.50 or 3-piece dinner 8.50Served with mashed potatoes, gravy, coleslaw and dinner rollRibs served with mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetable and dinner roll 10Fish DinnerRegular 12.00Senior 10.50Served with fries or baked potato, coleslaw and dinner rollLunch Special: All DayPrime Rib Sandwich with side 10Prime Rib Dinner10 oz Primer Rib 5:00 PM – 8:00 PMServed with mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetable, dinner roll,au jus & horseradish sauce 20SundayBreakfast Quesadilla All Day 7.50Breakfast Menu: 9:00 AM – Noon3 pancakes OR French toast and choice of bacon or sausage links. Comes withbutter and syrup 7.00Saturday&SundayMorningsB.Y.O. 3-Egg Omelet – served with hash browns or breakfast potatoes. Addsinclude bell peppers, onion, mushroom, tomato, jalapeño, black beans, ham,turkey, & bacon 7.00Steak and Eggs served with 5 oz steak, hash browns, and 2 pcs toast 10.50Biscuits & Sausage Gravy; sausage or bacon & hash browns or breakfast potatoes 8.50Eagle Breakfast includes 2 eggs, sausage or bacon, toast and breakfast potatoes 7.00All daily specials are in addition to the regular menu. Be sure to ask your serverabout the weekly specials. They are a delicious and exciting addition to the menu.
Golf Leagues!Golf Leagues are on at Maple Valley! If you are interested in golfing in the MondayNight Eagles Golf League (men or women), contact Mark Hanson to see if spots arestill available. The target start date for this league is May 3rd.If you are interested in golfing in the Thursday Afternoon Eagles League (men or women), contactKevin Hanson. That league will start May 13th Kevin’s Birthday!Kids Dreams Come True UpdatesSpots are still available for the 3rd Annual Kids Dreams Come TrueGolf Tournament on May 21, 2021. If golfing isn’t your game butyou still would like to participate, we are always looking forvolunteers or consider sponsoring a hole for the event. ContactRenee at KDCT718@gmail.com for more info.Upcoming EventsMay 1stMay 3rdMay 9thMay 12thMay 13thMay 15thMay 16thMay 21stMay 31stBingo starting @ 1:00 PM Note: New start time for bingo!April Split Pot Raffle Drawing @ 7 PMMonday Night Golf League Starts @ 5:30 PMMother’s Day Lunch 12 PM -2 PMCar Shows Start 5 PMThursday Afternoon Golf League StartsBingo starting @ 1:00 PM Note: New start time for bingo!Volleyball Leagues StartKDCT Golf Tournament & Music by Troubleshooter 6 PM -10 PM2021 Cash Raffle 7 PMClub is closed. Happy Memorial Day. Honor the Veterans!Wednesday Night Bingo will be paused from May until October
Do you know your Aerie and Auxiliary Officers? Would you like to become an officer?Contact your secretary regarding positions available and meeting dates.AerieJames BackusJohn MuellerDan HansonRobert NogosekEric AverbeckRobbie KnowlesDarold ShararAerie 2228Past PresidentPresidentVice PresidentChaplainSecretaryTreasurerConductorInside GuardTrusteeTrusteeTrusteeGambling ManagerClub ManagerClarence SchleusnerTim MackenKraig DurstLarry RittenKevin HansonAerie SecretaryAuxiliary SecretaryEric AverbeckCindy NovotneEagles WebsiteAuxiliaryJudy HansonJune CallierDenise HaefnerBeth CallierCindy NovotneVicky SchoonoverCarol EverslageRosemary LutziSusan BloodDiane SackettNicki ary UpdatesAuxiliary dues for 2021-2022 are 25! If you want, you may include a donation in a check with yourdues or in a separate check. Thank you for your donations and dues!Auxiliary Early Renewal Winners of 5 Gift CardsKrista LutziMary RoehrickKathy SagdalenCindy CouchNancy DoughtyLaurie KreterCindy NovotneNicki FreemanOn this Memorial Day, please remember that “Our flag does not fly becausethe wind moves it. It flies with the last breath of each soldier who diedprotecting it.”- Unknown
2021 Eagles Aerie 2228 ScholarshipsThe Aerie received over 70 applications and awarded 20 scholarships of 500 each.Congratulations to our recipients and best of luck to all students!Emma CageCassidy GeorgeJulia KatzenbergerShelby LeitzAlex RahmanSarah CrowleyLydia GillisBen KraftAlicia NiemannLindsey ReilandKendyl CunninghamMadison HindtMakalya KennedyAbigail NorstadGrace RuckerHenry GathjeAlyssa JonesJade KrenikEvan OehlkeHaley WangenHere are some of the lucky recipients!
Aerie UpdatesNew Aerie Members: Ethan Gensmer, Jeffrey Boggs, Dillan Zillmer, Sam Judy, Rachel Mickelson, ChrisGleason, Paul Hines. Deceased Members: Jack JustPlease recruit new members to join the Aerie. Any new member joining the Aerie in March, April, or May willbecome members through May of 2022. They get the rest of this Eagle year FREE! Applications are by the frontdoor. Please ask Eric if you have any questions.Dues can be paid in cash or with a check and can be mailed to the club (917 15TH AVE SE) or dropped off in thesecretary mailbox by the front entrance. Eric will be in the club Tuesday nights after 5 and Sunday morningsuntil 11 if you would like to renew in person. PLEASE NOTE: The drink punch cards are BLUE this year and areincluded with your membership card.NEW THIS YEAR .We have had some members donate to various projects around the Club. If you would like tocontribute to Club improvements to keep this a successful and thriving establishment, consider a donation tothe club along with your dues!Officers: The Aerie has nominated all current officers to remain for another year. We still have an opening atInside Guard. Please contact a current officer if you are interested.The newsletter is now only available as an electronic copy sent to your email address or viewableon the Eagles web page (www.rochestermneaglesclub.com). Please contact Eric(secretary@rochestermneaglesclub.com) or Cindy (auxiliary2228@gmail.com) if you have questionsor wish to have your email added to the distribution list. If you have items to put in the newsletter,please email them to rentschr1@gmail.com by the 20th of the month.
Employee ProfileEach month we will be interviewing an Employee from the Eagles. This month it’s waitressMisti Khammavongsa.How do you pronounce your last name? Kahm-a-vong-sa.How long have you worked at the Eagles? 2 yrs.Where are you from originally? Boise, Idaho.What is your title here at the Eagles and how did you end uphere? I’m the Lead Waitress. I got drunk one night and askedKevin if I could work here. I started the next Monday.You also work at Deer Creek Speedway. What is your title there and how long have you beenthere? Lead Waitress and I’ve been there 10 yearsWhat is a really good day at work for you? When all the employees show up even Kevin (Hanson)What is a really good day for you outside of work? A bottle of wine, my garden, my chickens, thedogs and the cats.What do you do outside of work? Garden and take care of my animalsTell us about your animals? I have 2 dogs Luna and Bones. 2 cats Slinky and Boo and then 20 pluschickens. My favorite one is Thelma.What’s in your garden? Tomatoes, cukes and lots of peppers. I like the hottest peppers possible likereapers and ghost peppers.Who do you love to see come into the Eagles? Gary Sorenson and of course, Clancy.We won’t ask who you don’t like to see!!! LOL!!!If you could visit any where in the world where would you go and why? Greece!The white houses on the mountains, wine and romanceIf you had a million dollars, what would you do with it? Buy a private island with an animalsanctuary and no people the only people allowed would be pooper scoopers!You can see Misti most days (and many nights) serving at the Eagles. At the end of her shift she may stickaround and tell Tommy to make her favorite drink and then play some e-tabs. Ask her about her chickens andwhat their names are she names all of them!
Member ProfilesEach month we will be interviewing an Aerie and Auxiliary member to find out whothey are. This month, we talk with Harry and Bonnie OsbourneBonnie, your real name is Lavonne? LaVaughnYou both just celebrated birthdays and an anniversary. I’m 92 (Harry) and I’m 91 (Bonnie) andwe’ve been married 71 years (although when I asked them how long they’d been married, they had tothink about it a minute). We met on the dance floorHave you always lived in Rochester? Since 1976. Prior to that we lived in Austin for 23 years.What did you both do before retiring? Harry: I worked for NW Bell mainly in sales selling stuff anddealing with wire leads for party lines. We went from multiple lines to 4 to 2 and then 1 line. (Sidenote for those of you that don’t know what a party line is, Wiki says “A party line is a local looptelephone circuit that is shared by multiple telephone service subscribers”. Basically, manyhouseholds shared one phone line but with different numbers and you could listen in on otherconversations. A great source for rumors and gossip!). I was also involved in the Telephone Pioneersand held state office for that organization. It was a charity organization and we did communityprojects. We would have conferences all over from Vancouver BC to Orlando. Bonnie: I worked for13 years at John Adams as a cafeteria monitor, keeping order in the dining room. Do you have anymemorable stories? Well I mainly prevented food fights and kept kids from smoking. There was onenaughty boy named Larry that I remember. I caught him smoking and I took him by the hand to theprincipal’s office. The principal said I didn’t have to walk him in by the hand and I said yes, I didbecause otherwise he would run away. (Another side note Larry Ritten did not attend John Adams!).What are some of the remarkable changes you’ve seen in Rochester? The growth! There were50,000 people in 1976 and now we’re almost 120,000You both have been Eagles members for many years. What positions did you hold and did youhold any State positions? Harry: All the chairs but no state positions. Bonnie: Outside guard.Harry, you worked with the Telethon for many years setting up phones and doing auditing/moneycollections. Are there any moments that stand out in your mind? About 30 years ago we did apremise (?) visit to a hotel room to pick up a pledge from a dignitary. I actually didn’t go to the roomto get the money, but I recorded the pledge. It was 20,000! Many people brought in cash insuitcases back then from all over. Then there was another time when Bernie Lusk (the Telethon host)slipped away for a drink he liked to sneak out and have a drink once in a while and he closed thedoors on the telephone lines and cut off the telephones.What is the secret to long marriage? Both said just agree with each otherWhat is the one thing that endears you to each other? Bonnie: Harry is a gentle person and wenever have problems. We had 5 kids but lost 3 and we made it through that together. Harry: LoveYou two were foodies long before it became a hip thing. You’d do lutefisk and meatball dinners,festivals, and new restaurants. What is/was your favorite? We were in a card club for over 60years and we’d meet to go to new places to eat all over SE MN. Our favorite was Jimmy Martel’s in StPeter. His daughter was married to John Denver at one time.Your favorite or special place now to eat? The Eagles. (keep reading on next page).
As we move back to “normal” after Covid, what do you want tosee again that hasn’t yet returned? Being able to go everywherewhenever you want. And to have open seating at church sitwherever you want.Harry, what is your saying or joke for today? What is Bible anacronym for? Best Information Before Leaving Earth. It prettymuch covers everything!Harry and Bonnie have an unconditional love and admiration foreach other that is truly the stuff of fairy tales, but it is real! Theyhave many stories and Harry usually has a joke or wise saying toshare. Ask them how to play Spite, a card game they play every night before bed. They keep scorebut Bonnie says somehow the scorekeeper (Harry) always wins. Also ask Harry about being a “GandyDancer” for the railroad before he worked at NW Bell.Around the ClubNew Marquee is Up and Running!We will be able to run special messages for parties, events and advertise all our club activities!
The All Ladies Team took the prize for the Tuesday End of the Year Pool Tournament!Everyone had to shoot with a cut off broom handle!Apparently, these girls know how to play with a short stick!Watch for this little guyand his friends around theclub as Eagles CharitableGambling introducesPLUCK-A-DUCKThey will be making theirdebut at Jeanne’s benefiton May 23rd
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1 Algebra 1: Statistics Review 1. The number of eagles observed along a certain river per day over a two week period is listed below. What is a frequency table that represents the data? 1 3 2 5 10 8 9 15 0 7 12 13 6 18 a. Eagles Frequency 0 4 2 5 9 3 10 14 4 15 19 5 c. Eagles Frequency 0 4 4
season, eagles usually carry prey to a perch or deliver it to the nest to feed their young. Adults feed chicks by tearing off pieces of food and holding the pieces to the beaks of the eaglets. The nestlings begin to feed themselves at about seven weeks of age. Habitat Like all wildlife, bald eagles require four habitat
population of Bald Eagles in Arizona prior to 1970. Early sightings of individual eagles were reported by Coues (1866), Henshaw (1875), Willard (1916) and Hargrave (1939). Mearns (1890) described the first breeding record, a tree nest near Stoneman's Lake on the Mogollon Plateau. Bent (1937) re- ported breeding pairs at Fort Whipple and the Salt
Lesser Spotted Eagle (Aquila pomarina), and a back and forth migration of a Wahlberg's Eagle (Aquilu wahlbergi). Golden Eagles can migrate over long distances (DeSmet 1987). The recovery in southern Que- bec and Pennsylvania of leg bands of three ju- venile Golden Eagles banded in northern Quebec (Spofford 197 1, Millsap and Vana 1984), as well
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