FOE 3097 Newsletter Feb 8 2026

Good day Brothers and Sisters!

CONVENTION TRAVEL …

There are two Conventions taking place … the June Provincial Convention in Cranbrook & the Grand Convention in Dallas, Texas happening in August.  Money is being raised to off-set the cost of travel for all Members of FOE 3097 who are interested in attending as a group.  

A ‘HIVE OF WORK BEE ACTIVITIES’ is being organized … one of which is making & selling MEAT PIES to help cover some of the travel expenses.  All Eagle Members interested in being part of this Convention group are encouraged to participate in the production of these popular pies & any future organized ‘work bee’ activities that come up.  The work shop will be held in the Eagles’ Kitchen (date to be announced).  Please call Marlene Jordan (250-286-3171) to get your name on the work shop list & she will be able to answer any questions you may have.

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February 8, Sunday (That’s today!!) … SUPERBOWL LX SUNDAY

  • Game starts at 3:30pm

  • On the Big Screen

  • Beer Specials, Food Available

  • Door Prizes, Swag

  • 50/50

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February 9 & 11, Monday & Wednesday … Line Dancing … 10 til 11am.  

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February 9, Monday … Darts … 6:30pm.

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February 10 , Tuesday … Aerie / LA Meeting … 7pm.  

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February 11, Wednesday … Burger & Beverage … starts at 4pm … only $13.  If mid week kinda snuck up & you don’t feel like cooking dinner, please join us for a quality prime beef burger, freshly made to your specifications – plus you can order the beverage of your choice.  Can’t duplicate the great taste or the price by doing it yourself at home.  Plus you’d be stuck with all the cleanup.  50/50 is available ($5 for ten tickets) & the draw happens at 6pm.  It’s a win-win!

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February 12, Thursday … Drop-in Fun Darts … 6:30pm.

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February 12, Thursday … Poker … 7pm.

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February 13, Friday … FRIDAY NITE MEAT DRAW … ticket sales start at 5pm.

Individual Meat Draw tickets $5.  Mega Meat Pack tickets $5.   50/50 tickets – $5 for a strip of ten.  Draws start at 6pm.

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February 13, FRIDAY NITE DINNER … starts at 5pm.

This time it’s Sister Annie at the helm along with her crew of volunteers preparing dinner … not sure what they have in mind but will let you know as the week goes on.  Get your name down on the dinner list by calling the Lounge, no later than Thursday at 250-287-4990  Cost is $12 for Eagle Members & $15 for Non-Members.  Hope to see you all there.  

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SATURDAY MUSIC JAMS … 4 until 7pm … in the Lounge … doors open at 2pm.

February 14 … Dough Folkins

February 21 … Tightrope

February 28 … Johnny & The Band (formerly known as Johnny & The Jam)

There is entertainment happening every Saturday afternoon at the Eagles.  What a great way to spend some time listening to live music & if you are so inclined, get up & dance.  The Bar is open, the place is crowded, a fun atmosphere!  If the kitchen is available, the usual Pub Food will be served … Wings & Things … cash only please.  Food order sheets are on the tables.  And 50/50 tickets will be sold ($5 for a strip of ten) … the draw happens at 6pm.  Enjoy!!

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WINTER Lounge Hours are:

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday … 3pm til closing

Wednesday … 2pm til closing

Friday & Saturday … 2pm til closing

Sunday … 2pm til closing

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AT A GLANCE …

  • Eagles 3097 phone # 250-287-4990 (extensions for different depts)
  • Building address: 1999-14th Avenue, C.R.  V9W 4J2

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GOOD NEWS BEER DRINKERS …

A ‘Special’ is on until February 15

Molson Canadian … Mugs $5 and a Glass $3

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JOB OPPORTUNITIES …

Part Time / Relief Bartender / Server  

The Campbell River Fraternal Order of Eagles 3097 is currently looking to hire the qualified person.  Must have “Serving it Right” & be available evenings & weekends.  Competitive wages from $17.85

Please mail or drop off your resume, after 3pm at:

The FOE3097 Eagles Hall, 1999-14th Ave. Campbell River BC V9W 4J2

Or email to crfhs3097@gmail.com

Please Quote:  ref:3097 101 2026

And visit us anytime at https://3097.bcfoe.com/

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FOE 3097 Fire Safety Director

This volunteer position is low key and requires compiling Fire Safety reports from CR Fire department and two companies that do safety inspections of FOE 3097.  The Fire Safety Plan is well laid out in digital format and in the required hard copies & is inspected  semi-annually.

This opportunity is well suited to a person who has or had workplace safety in their working or recreational lives.  if you are interested for a one year term, please contact:

Leroy 604 813 8544 or crfhs3097@mail.com

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HELP NEEDED … IN THE KITCHEN …

FRIDAY NITE DINNERS …  If anyone would like to take one on, please message Franca …  cell 250-204-3432 or email   f_russo@shaw.ca

SATURDAY AFTERNOON PUB FOOD … for cooking up Wings & Things which is very popular during the Saturday Music Jams.  Franca will train the right person in all that is required for preparing the Pub Food.  Please message her  250-204-3432  or email  f_russo@shaw.ca  

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UP-COMING EVENTS …

February 19, Thursday … CRRTA LUNCHEON … 11:30 til 1:30pm

MENU … Beef Dip Sandwiches Au Jus, Caesar Salad, Dessert, Coffee, Tea

TOPIC … Lithium Batteries – Information & Concerns of Safety

SPEAKER … Craig Idiens

COST …  $24 (cash preferred) please RSVP your attendance by February 11

MORE INFO … Hilary Hansen  hansenhilary20@gmail.com

LUNCHEON is put on by the CR Retired Teachers.  All Eagle Members & Non-Members are welcome to attend.

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February 22, Sunday … EAGLES’ BUFFET BREAKFAST

COST … $15 Members, $20 Non-Members

TIME … 9am to 11am.

CALL LOUNGE  250-287-4490  BY FRIDAY, February 20, IF ATTENDING

“We hope to get the ‘One Sunday A Month Breakfast Buffet’ started again.”  

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MEAT PIE SALE will soon be available at the Eagles … cost to be determined in the next Newsletter.  The pies will consist of Chicken, Turkey or Beef & they will be individually wrapped & frozen & ready for the oven.   These pies are very popular & sell out fast.  To get your name on the Pie List, please call Marlene at 250-286-3171.  

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ENTERTAINMENT COMING UP …

February 27, Friday … CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL TRIBUTE

Time 8:30 – 11pm

Cost $38.61 per ticket, plus tax

March 6, Friday … TRIBUTES TO ELVIS, GEORGE JONES, CONWAY TWITTY

Time 7 – 9:30pm

Cost $33.28 per ticket, plus tax

March 20, Friday … TRAGICALLY HIP TRIBUTE

Time 9:30pm

Cost $38.61 per ticket, plus tax

TICKETS AVAILABLE ON-LINE FOR THESE EVENTS.

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/ccr-tribute-live-eagles-hall-3097-tickets-1980037730152?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/tributes-to-elvis-george-jones-conway-twitty-live-eagles-3097-tickets-1979830828303?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

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ON-GOING EVENTS …

UNTIL THE END OF FEBRUARY … the Aerie & Ladies Auxiliary regular meetings will be on the usual 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month … STARTING AT 7pm.

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CRIB ON SATURDAYS … 11am until about 2pm

Bring a partner & come in plenty of time to register.  There is a $10 fee & prizes are awarded to the top 3 or 4 players.  For more information contact Haidee at haideeb@shaw.ca

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RECOVERED PROGRAM BIKE SALE – EAGLE’S PARKING LOT

The ‘last of the season’ bike sale happened in Fall, so now the regular ‘last Sunday of the month’ bike sales are over until Spring.  However, Big Al is still there most Wednesdays.  Perhaps email him to confirm the time … normal time is noon until 4pm.

Reconditioned bikes, some wheelchairs, 3 & 4 wheel scooters.

All Units are CLEAN, INSPECTED & TESTED.

For more info contact Walter at  wmmworks@telus.net

or  Big Al at  batripple@shaw.ca

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ANNUAL AWARDS …

There is an annual award given to Eagle Members who contribute their time and effort for the betterment of the Aerie, Ladies Auxiliary, REAC and Eagle Riders.

These persons can be from the Aerie, Ladies Auxiliary, REAC and Eagle Riders and are selfless in their generosity that aids in function of FOE 3097.

The award is presented at the Annual Convention, so please make an effort  to recognize who in our midst would be good candidates for the honour.

To print off official attachments, please go to our website  www.3097.bcfoe.com  & click on:

Mr and Mrs Eagle nomination
Mr and Mrs Eagle nomination instruction

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HAS YOUR PHONE # OR EMAIL CHANGED? …

It is vital to keep phone numbers & email addresses current so that members can be contacted.  Please email Marilyn at  dalmar1@telus.net  to update any changes relating to your profile.

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HEADS UP …

DON’T DRINK & DRIVE … transportation is available TO & FROM any event at the Eagles … call / text Theresa  604-413-1538  or email her  t.toms@telus.net  to make arrangements, leaving your contact info, address & number of people in your party.  Drive home services are by cash donation.  

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REMINDERS 

LADIES AUXILIARY NEW MEMBER PROPOSAL … Ladies, if you are proposing a new member to our Auxiliary, please note:

  • Your attendance at the LA meeting is mandatory when your application proposal for a new member is made.
  • Your attendance is also mandatory when the new member is initiated.
  • And it is your responsibility to contact the applicant regarding their initiation.

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JAM JARS WITH LIDS …  save your jam jars or any small glass jars with lids, that can be reused for homemade jams & jellies.  They are expensive to buy new, thereby increasing the cost of the jam plus it is a great way to recycle & keep things out of the landfill.  The jars may be dropped off anytime at the Eagles during opening hours with MARLENE’S NAME on the box.  

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AND IN CONCLUSION …

To keep the Newsletter contents current & up to date, please don’t hesitate to drop me a line if you have any Eagles’ related news, comments, upcoming events, suggestions, etc – & I will do my best to include them in the next issue.  moellerbm2@gmail.com  Thanks for reading.  Cheers … Mag.