The Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary of Cresaptown held an event at the Aerie Home on McMullen Highway to promote the awareness of Alzheimer’s Disease and raise funds to support this worthy charity. The day included a dinner of stuffed chicken breast, bake sale, Chinese Auction and various raffles. Thanks to the generosity of those in attendance, a gift of $2,450 was made possible to manifest the motto of the Order of “People Helping People.” Present for the check presentation were (left to right) Auxiliary Chaplain and Chairman, Debbie Powell, Donna Fost, Educational Coordinator for Allegany & Garrett County, Alzheimer Association of Greater Maryland, and Auxiliary President, Kathy Hare.
found in the Times-News, Wednesday, April 17th, 2019
Donation to the Cardiac Unit of WMHS
The Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary #2883 of Cresaptown held their annual Valentine Dinner/Dance to benefit the Cardiac Unit of Western Maryland Health Services. Over $4,000 was raised as a gift to the Heart Institute. In the above picture, seated left to right, a check is presented by Auxiliary President and Co-Chairperson Kathy Hare and Co-Chairperson Carolyn Helmstetter to Director of Critical Care Services, Chrissy Ruhl, and Sr. Development Officer of the WMHS Foundation, Lisa Hout. Heart Tree Chairman, Shirley Kane, Decoration and Theme Chairman, Tanya Kessell, Auxiliary Secretary Maryon Phillips, Trustee, Dora J. Buchanan and Inside Guard, Beverly Warnick.
Cornhole Tournament to Benefit Crohn's and Colitis Foundation was held March 10th....
Winners from the Wheel Bonanza on February 16th, 2019!
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Interfaith Food Pantry Presentation
The Fraternal Order of Eagles and Auxiliary #2883 of Cresaptown has been a long time supporter of the Interfaith Community Food Pantry on Cumberland Street. One of the fund raising projects has been the Christmas Auction, held annually at the Aerie Home on McMullen Highway.
In a recent presentation, a check for $2,030 was given to the Pantry, the proceeds of the 2018 Auction and dinner sales.
In the above picture, seated left to right, are: Eddie Morris, Aerie President, Kathy Hare, Auxiliary President, John Minnich, Pantry Treasurer, Bill Stewart, Pantry Manager. Volunteers present from both Organizations were: (1strow) Brenda Snyder, Beverly Warnick, Shirley Kane, Debbie Powell, Linda Stewart, Carolyn Helmstetter, Richard Puderbaugh, Pam Guthrie, Cathy McKenzie, Joyce White; (2nd row) Randy Zambanini, Jay Cook and Dave White.
In a recent presentation, a check for $2,030 was given to the Pantry, the proceeds of the 2018 Auction and dinner sales.
In the above picture, seated left to right, are: Eddie Morris, Aerie President, Kathy Hare, Auxiliary President, John Minnich, Pantry Treasurer, Bill Stewart, Pantry Manager. Volunteers present from both Organizations were: (1strow) Brenda Snyder, Beverly Warnick, Shirley Kane, Debbie Powell, Linda Stewart, Carolyn Helmstetter, Richard Puderbaugh, Pam Guthrie, Cathy McKenzie, Joyce White; (2nd row) Randy Zambanini, Jay Cook and Dave White.
from the Times-News "Notes of Appreciation" on Sunday, February 3rd, 2019...
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The Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary #2883 of Cresaptown held a charity Pampered Chef bingo to benefit Jane’s Place, Inc. This is an advocacy center in Allegany County to help children who have suffered from physical and sexual abuse and neglect. It provides a child friendly space where they can begin to heal. It is a non-profit organization that relies on local donations and grants for financial support. Call 301-722-0016 for further information. In the picture, presenting a check for $1,700 from the Auxiliary are (left to right) Madam President Kathy Hare and Child Abuse Chairman Brenda Snyder to Alexis Jackson, Administrative Intake Specialist for Jane’s Place.
from the pages of the Times-News, Friday, December 14th...
Kid's Christmas Party 2018...
The Alzheimer's Benefit held on December 2nd, was well attended and successful event....good job Ladies and thanks to all that participated!
Baby Dolls raffled to benefit Toys for Happiness were drawn on Nov 30, one of the Dolls was claimed bu the other is still out there, check your tickets!!
29 Club Boards have been drawn!!
29 Club for the 2018-2019 NFL Season...
from the Times-News, Friday, August 3, 2018...
Our walk-in cooler had declined due to old age, necessitating replacement. Replacement was started Monday morning and should be completed by Tuesday...
From the June 9th, 2018 Edition of the Cumberland Times-News on the Editorial Page "Hits and Misses"
Checks Presented to Parkinson's Disease Support Group.....
The Aerie and Auxiliary of The Fraternal Order of Eagles #2883 of Cresaptown recently made a joint contribution of $701 to the local Parkinson’s Disease Support Group. The Group meets at 4:00 PM the first Friday of every month at the Grace Community Church on Seton Drive. The meetings promote awareness and education concerning this disease and is open to the public. For more information, contact Pam Dolly at (304) 738-2196. Pictured, left to right, is Aerie Past Worthy President, Tony Muir, Auxiliary Madam President Kathy Hare, Auxiliary Charity Chairwoman Ronda Muir, Group Facilitator Pam Dolly and Treasurer Gemma Schade.
The Cresaptown Eagles have paid to have two signs put up at the PVAA Ballfields. These signs are a form of sponsorship to support our youth in the Cresaptown area! Should be one at Weber Field and one at Belt Field!
The Painting Party was held and the results were awesome and everyone who attended had a great time and hopes the event comes back again!! Don't miss it next time!! |
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found in the pages of the Times-News, Tuesday, April 3, 2018...
On March 8th at the Allegany County Commissioners Meeting, there being no opposition it was Motioned/Seconded and Approved to permanently close the alleys in question. DEED WORK WILL NOW BEGIN!
The video of the meeting is below and the Eagles part begins about the 19:25 mark!
Property Issues being resolved...the third of three notification ads required to permanently close the alley: Pursuant to the development of the property that was purchased next door to us, it was determined that the alleys between the properties were still open on the records of the county. This would prevent development of the property to the fullest extent. The need to shut the alley is being addressed by having to legally open the alley so that it can be permanently closed by the County Commissioners. After it is properly closed further development of the property will be discussed and meetings will be held! After it has appeared 3 times the issue will go before the County Commissioners on March 8th!
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You might have noticed this group at the Eagle's as they celebrated the achievements of these students, The Cumberland Valley Optimist Club is the group that also does the Shop with a Cop program that the Eagle Riders supports and the Aerie host in December!
