PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Dear Brothers,

Greetings, As you read this, choruses of Auld Lang Syne have ushered in 2019 along with hopes of renewal and invigoration a new year always brings. As we start into the new year, we

should all ask ourselves how we can improve personally, and the make the world a better place for everyone. We hope that reflection includes your brothers at the Native Sons of the Golden West. How can we serve, and be better brothers?

As I reflect I realize I have only 5 months left in my term as your president. It's been pretty good thus far, and I have really enjoyed serving our parlor, but it also

reminds me we have much left to accomplish, and the clock is ticking. These worthy goals include the success and attempt to diversify our fundraising efforts from our usual Fireworks sales ( which we will still continue), but to other efforts as well. Hence, keep your eyes out for your tickets to our "Pasta Drive Thru" Dinner. The event takes place on April 26th, but sales will be starting in the next couple of weeks. We are asking everyone to take a book of ten tickets to either purchase or sell to your family, neighbors and friends. There will be more details in an article included in this newsletter. We raise these funds not only for our parlor’s sustenance, but also to fund things such as Cleft Palate, and of course our Historical Preservation Fund. We also contribute to small groups such as the Boy and Girl Scouts, Santa Claus Lane, and Youth Enrichment Services. We also use funds to sponsor some of our brothers and offset their costs when

they attend Grand Parlor, or for other most worthy community causes.

As I have mentioned before, our brother, Recording Secretary, and Grand Trustee Garry Devlin will be running to be elected as Grand Third Vice President at Grand Parlor in May. This means more of a commitment, and of course funds to support our most worthy brother in his representation of our Parlor. Let's make sure this happens.

Among other goals are, as always, to sustain and increase membership. This is a vital cause, and we ask that everyone of the team row in the same direction. Membership is everyone's job.

We are working towards forming a Friends of the Arrowhead Parlor 110, and before the end the end of my term I will be proposing a building project to our holding corporation that will add to the enjoyment of all our members. However none of this can happen without the involvement of each and every brother. WE all win when everyone works together. Remember a little goes a long way if everyone contributes.

In 2019, Brothers, let’s all remember our obligations. Have a Happy and Prosperous New Year that lasts beyond all the celebrations. Let's transfer some energy into real goals and accomplishments. There has never been a better time than now. Don't wait until next month, attend the January 16th meeting, and pledge to lend a hand into real kinetic motion as well. In Friendship, Loyalty and Charity, Mark Westwood President, Arrowhead # 110

Holidays Rock at Brazelton Hall

December celebrations began at the December 5 meeting, with a traditional California Christmas meal of tamales. Many thanks to Barbara Kimball, Carol Robb, and Kathy Van Vleet who prepared the festive meal.

A few days later, President Mark Westwood held the staff Holiday Party for radio stations KCAA and KQLH. Arrowhead 110 members were included in the invitation.

As would be expected with Mark, a DJ and Karaoke singing were highlights. Brother Rick Ruhl shared his unique version of “The Christmas Song” beginning with these words, “Chipmunks roasting on an open fire….” (we’ll spare you the rest of the lyrics!) Gayla Smith provided a spirited version of “I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas.”

One question remains: Jim, did you step up and get Gayla her hippo for Christmas?

Arrowhead Parlor held its own traditional “Tom and Jerry” party on the 19th. This year we enjoyed two types of Tom and Jerrys—one eggnog based, and the other the hot version.

An array of delicious appetizers, good company and conversation, and a “white elephant” gift exchange rounded out a pleasant evening embodying the Native Sons core value of “Friendship.”

“A Link to the Past with an Eye to the Future”

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Brazelton Hall, corner of Date and Del Rosa Avenue, San Bernardino

Vol. 9, No. 3 “A Link to the Past with an Eye to the Future” March 2009

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Brethren, On Tuesday, March 17, a mouth-watering Saint Patrick’s Day dinner will be served at Arrowhead Parlor with a great traditional corned beef and cabbage meal. In years past, this has been the highlight of the month of March. For the sum of only $12 each, all adults, including your friends and relatives, can celebrate the season with all our brothers and sisters. Bring your children (12 and younger) for only $6 each. Please call today for your reservation. Let Mike Anderson at (909) 889-7303 or Jim Smith at (909) 915-4785 know that you will attend. Please call them , by March 15. Yummy! With the initiation of nine new members into our worthy order on February 18, we now have a net gain of 25 new members this membership year. Our total membership is at 275 and we are very close to becoming the fifth largest parlor in California. I am very proud of the work we have accomplished during my presidency. We should all be proud. The final initiation before the order’s 2008-09 membership year closes on April 30 will be on April 15. Also our monthly luncheon will be at Mitla Café, Wednesday, March 25, at noon, on historic “Route 66,” 642 North Mt. Vernon Avenue, San Bernardino. Gather your items for the annual rummage sale. It’s around the corner on April 4 at our parlor. It’s a great opportunity to clear out that “stuff” and raise funds for Native Sons.

Remember, one man’s junk is another man’s treasure! In Friendship, Loyalty, and Charity, Brother Dennis

INITIATION OF NEW MEMBERS

Nine new members were initiated into Arrowhead Parlor 110 on February 19. They included Rita Ramirez-Dean, a trustee of Copper Mountain Community College District and retired professor; Kathleen Henry, a college professor; Amber Lansaw, manager of a self storage facility; Eric Sell, a self-employed printer; and John Valdivia, a pharmaceutical company representative, all sponsored by Jim Smith Others were Gil Navarro, an education advocate and member of the San Bernardino County Board of Education; and Jess Vizcaino, an aide to Congressman Joe Baca and trustee of the San Bernardino Community College District, sponsored by Sam Garcia. Additional initiates were Paul Chaney, a certified arborist, sponsored by Paul Lane; and Bruce Varner, a corporate attorney, sponsored by Jack Brown. A warm welcome is extended to all these new members.

NOMINATION OF DELEGATES

Arrowhead Parlor elected the following delegates to this year’s Grand Parlor: Garry Devlin, Doug Calkins, John W. Anderson, Tim Prince, and Ben Romano. Mark Shepherd was elected as our alternate. Because Arrowhead Parlor has more than 250 members, it is entitled to five elected delegates. (In addition, four of our members are automatic delegates: Mike Anderson, supervising district

deputy grand president, and Chris Leon, member, Grand Parlor Board of Control, fall into that category because it comes with their jobs; so do Jim Smith and Richard Kimball because they are past grand presidents.) The convention will be held at Seaside, just outside of Monterey, during the third week of May.

COMING EVENTS March

4 - Wednesday, 7 p.m., regular meeting with election of Grand Parlor delegates. 14-16 - Friday to Sunday, Auburn, 49er Weekend. 17 - Tuesday, 6 p.m., annual St. Patrick's Day dinner, RSVP to Mike Anderson 909-889-7303 or Jim Smith 909-915-4785 by March 15 (see article for details). 25 - Wednesday, noon, monthly luncheon, Mitla's, 642 North Mt. Vernon, San Bernardino.

April1 - Wednesday, 7 p.m., regular

meeting. 4 - Saturday, 8 a.m. until noon,rummage sale. 15- Wednesday, 7 p,m., regular meeting with initiation.

50 YEAR MEMBERS Carl Anderson 5-9-34 Charles Dunihue 10-11-41 Sherman Thomas 5-6-42 Robert Hinze 10-24-42 Leonard Rouchleau 10-28-44 Wallace Peters 4-14-45 Robert Lee White , Jr 6-23-48 Daniel Tillmans 10-26-48 Fred Mau 9-21-49 Roger Devlin 3-22-50 W. Robert Holcomb 2-18-53 Anthony Trozera 9-2-53 Donald Van Luven, Jr 9-22-54 Francis Dale 10-22-55

Official Bulletin of ARROWHEAD PARLOR No. 110, N.S.G.W.

Brazelton Hall, corner of Date and Del Rosa Avenue, San Bernardino

Vol. 20, No. 1 JANUARY 2019

ArrowgrAms

NSGW SCHOLARSHIPS

Our Order has established the NSGW Scholarship Foundation. The Foundation awards one $2,000.00, and two $1,000.00 merit-based grant awards, plus a $1,200.00 Vocational Scholarship to California students. Eligible students include junior or senior high school students, junior college students, or freshmen in a 4-year institution of higher learning.

The scholarships are awarded to students who demonstrate achievements in academics, participation in school activities, leadership, and personal development.

The scholarships are awarded without regard to race, gender, age, physical abilities, or financial status. Funds are sent to the institution of higher learning upon proof of the student's acceptance.

Applicants for the NSGW Scholarship must meet the following requirements:

1) Be a junior or senior in a California high school or enrolled in a junior college or be a freshman in a 4-year institution of higher learning.

2) Must have a minimum grade point average of 2.5 (C plus average)

3) Meet graduation requirements (high school students)

4) Must be a member of the Native Sons in good standing or a relative of a Native Son in good standing.

5) Must submit proof of acceptance of a school of higher learning

6) If attending junior college or as a freshman in college, must provide a transcript and SAT score

Complete details are available from the Grand Secretary's office. It may be reached by mail: Grand Secretary, 414 Mason Street, San Francisco, CA 94102, by email nsgwgp@pacbell.net, or by phone (800)337-1875

NEW MEMBERS We always welcome new members

into Arrowhead Parlor. That's the way we'll maintain the largest membership in Southern California. One of the best ways to introduce a candidate to Arrowhead Parlor is to bring them to our free dinners the first Wednesday of the month. It's amazing what good food and a little wine can do?

The excuse that "there are few Native-born Californians" is not true.

Applications are available at the parlor office or online at www.nsgw.org.

As part of our efforts to recruit new members, we are always looking for ways to make our meetings more stimulating. One suggestions was have speakers at some of our meetings. If you have any ideas for a speakers or other programs, please contact President Mark Westwood.

DELEGATE NOMINATIONS At the business meeting on Wednesday, February 6th, 2019, the parlor will hold nominations for delegates to the 142nd Grand Parlor in Visalia. Election for delegates will be at the business meeting on Wednesday, March, March 6th, 2019. Arrowhead Parlor will have (4) delegates in addition to our (4) automatic delegates. Past Grand President James M. "Jim" Smith, Grand Trustee Garry Devlin, member Board of Control Chris Leon, and SDDGP Barbara Kimball.

“DRIVE-THRU PASTA DINNER” SET FOR APRIL 26, 2019 In our effort to improve fundraising and lessen our reliance on the July 4 Fireworks Booth, we are “borrowing” an idea from John C. Frémont Parlor, which has developed this concept into a very successful operation. In the next few weeks, all brothers will be asked to begin selling tickets for the April 26 event. Prices are $12 for one

dinner, $20 for two dinners, and $9 for third or additional dinners. Ticket purchasers will arrive between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m. to simply pick up their

dinners, which will include garlic bread and then head home with a yummy dinner for family and friends.

Watch for details in both the Arrowgrams and Arrowblast in your email.

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OFFICERS

SDDGP, District 1Barbara Kimball - Arrowhead Parlor #110

(909) 862-7973DDGP to Arrowhead Parlor #110PGG Stephen Faessel (Susan)Santa Ana Parlor #74

(714) 271-2864

DDGP to DeAnza Parlor #312Luke Brannon (310) 406-6677

DDGP to Santa Ana Parlor #74PP Sherry Livingston (PP’15, ‘17)Arrowhead Parlor #110 (909) 875-2090

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OFFICERSJanuary 1, 2009—June 20, 2009 Dennis Baxter President Mike Anderson (Liza) Jr. Past President Doug Calkins 1st Vice President Garry Devlin 2nd Vice President Evelyn Alexander 3rd Vice President Mark Shepherd Marshal Vince Laster (Deborah) Inside Sentinel Lorena Pizano Outside Sentinel Recording Secretary:Richard Kimball (Barbara) (PP98-00) email editorrich@aol.com 951-235-6704 Financial Secretary: Mike Anderson (PP 07) 909-889-7303 email Mike@Affordable HomeLoansInc.com Treasurer:Kevin Anderson (Elsa) 909-889-7303 Trustees: Tim Prince (Lucienne) ) 6-month Trustee Mikal Ewing (PP 05-06) 12-month Trustee Barbara Kimball (Richard) 18-month Trustee

Surgeon:Dr. Wendell Moseley (Bobbie) Surgeon SDDGP District 1:Mike Anderson DDGP to Arrowhead 110: J. J. Friis (Harriet) (Santa Ana 74) 714-538-2642 DDGP to Santa Ana 74: Barbara Kimball (Richard) 909-862-7973 DDGP to De Anza 312:Arthur Kimball 909-633-5211

Arrowhead Parlor 110 Brazelton Hall • (909) 882-7025

DISABILITY BENEFITS will be paid only from the date on which the Parlor was actually notified of sickness or disability, as provided by the Parlor's By-Laws and NOT from the date of the Doctor's certificate. COMMUNICATIONS, notifications of disability, changes of address, etc., should be directed to the Recording Secretary, the Financial Secretary, or the President.ANNUAL DUES payable in advance, $50.00 for non-beneficial and $55.00 for beneficial members. Arrowgrams Editor: James M Smith (PGP) (PP 72-73) (909) 915-4785

e-mail: PGP_JSMITH@ hotmail com

Advertising: Contact the Editor. Rates are yearly starting in January

We appreciate and encourage interchange of parlor bulletins. Please mail to:

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If you wish to put anything in the Arrowgrams, it must be to the Editor by the 15th of the month.

MILESTONES Member Arthur Kimball was wed to the former Elizabeth Mendoza at Newport Beach on February 18. Both of them work for the Coachella Valley Unified School District.

MARCHBIRTHDAYS

(with years of membership) 1- Bob Holcomb (56) 1- Ed Killgore (19) 4- Paul Marshall (27) 5- Randy Beasley (2) 6- Ralph Knadler (30) 9- Ray Carston (27) 11- Lee McConahy (24) 13- Sherman Thomas (PP49)(64) 16- Paul Rubalcaba (1) 17- Barbara Ferguson (1) 18- Rodney Ness (PP79)(35) 23- John Lemus (2) 23- Frank Schnetz (9) 24- Sir Issac Lindsay (new) 29- Bill Carey (28) 30- Alan Dyer (5)

RUMMAGE SALE This year's rummage sale will be held on Saturday morning, April 4, in the parlor's parking lot from 8 a.m. until noon. Volunteers are encouraged to be present by 7 a.m. to set up. Chairman Evelyn Alexander requests all brothers to bring in their rummage items now. We will be glad to store them in our garage. If you are unable to attend a parlor meeting or our annual Saint Patrick's Day Dinner and need access to the parlor's building to drop items off, please call Evelyn at (909).886-2704.

ST. PATRICK'S DINNER Arrowhead Parlor will hold its annual corned beef and cabbage St. Patrick's Day dinner on Tuesday, March 17. This is the evening when we honor all of our good Irish members and those who wish they were Irish. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m., preceded by hosted cocktails

beginning at 6 p.m. The dinner is open to all Native Sons, their families, and their friends. The cost is $12 for adults and $6 for kids 12 and under. Please make reservations by March 15, by contacting Mike Anderson at (909) 889-7303 or Jim Smith at (909) 915-4785.

CONDOLENCES This past month, Arrowhead Parlor lost two 50-year members. Jack Lee Cooley, 77, a 52-year member, passed away in Fontana on February 15. Brother Cooley joined the Parlor on April 25, 1956, and was sponsored by Ed Alsip. B. Wesley Vaughan, 96, a 74-year member, passed away in Redlands on February 19. Brother Vaughan joined the Parlor on March 13, 1934, and was sponsored by Ivy Hale. Anna Rosa Willhite, 89, mother of member Michael Willhite and mother-in-law of member Roberta Willhite, passed away in San Bernardino on February 5th. Our condolences are extended to their families and friends in their time of sorrow.

49er WEEKEND

The annual 49er Weekend, held each March by one of our parlors in the Mother Lode country, will once again be held in Auburn this year, during the weekend of March 13, 14, and 15. This event has not been held in Auburn for several years but some of the best 49er weekends have been those held there. The weekend's activities will begin with a reception at Auburn Parlor, 301 Commercial Street, at 4 p.m. March 13th, and will continue with an initiation there at 10 a.m. on Saturday, followed by the dedication of Oliver's in Clipper Gap at 1 p.m. Oliver’s is the last operating gas station on the old Highway 40. A banquet will be held at the Mt. Vernon Grange Hall, 3185 Bell Road, at 6 p.m. On Sunday, Auburn Parlor will hold a breakfast at its hall, 7-10 a.m.

ANNUAL DUES payable in advance, $60.00.

Arrowgrams Editor: Mark Westwood

Contributing Editors: Carol RobbBarbara Kimball

James Smith

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We appreciate and encourage interchange of parlor bulletins. Please email yours to Mark Westwood - Westmarkx1@gmail.com ormail to:

NSGW Arrowhead #110PO Box 30San Bernardino, CA 92402 or

Members wishing to submit articles or information in the Arrowgrams, please email it to the westmarkx1@gmail.com on or before the 15th of the month

July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019Mark Westwood - (909) 810-6102 PresidentSherry Livingston (909) 875-2090 Junior Past PresidentCarol Robb - (909) 835-7278 1st Vice PresidentStephanie Ornelas (951) 300-6429 2nd Vice PresidentMimi Ryan (909) 615-5551 3rd Vice PresidentTim Prince (909) 725-8474 MarshalRichard McInnis (Linda) - (909) 838-3810 Inside SentinelSusan Stephens - (909) 533-9916 Outside Sentinal

Recording Secretary:Garry Devlin(PP ‘10) - (951) 788-0880Financial Secretary:Barbara Kimball - (909) 862-7973Annual Dues (Payable in Advance) is $60.00P.O. Box 30 • San Bernardino, CA 92402Treasurer:Kevin Anderson(Elsa)(PP ‘11) - (951)830-6060Tustees:Russ Fritz (Jackie)..................................(909) 567-8038Vince Laster(Debbie).............................(909) 882-2215Chris Leon (Colleen)...............................(909) 790-3914

NOTE: Use this address for all mail:P.O. Box 30 - San Bernardino, CA 92402

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

JANUARY BIRTHDAYS

2—Robert Fawke (40) 2 - Curt Hagman (3) 3 - Don Harris (11) 4 - Vivian T. Zaragoza(1) 7 - George Schnarre (PP'91) (31) 14 - Kevin Anderson (PP'11) (39) 15 - Antoinette Gutierrez (2) 16 - John Lightburn (32) 19 - Deirdre Thomas (3) 20 - Nadia Eyraud (6) 20 - Vince Laster (PP'13)(11) 20- Scott Wyatt (3) 21 - Harold Vollkommer (9) 23 - Chris Moreno (New) 24 - Pam Montana (1) 24 - Jesse Sandoval (10) 25 - Sidney Kwock (31) 27 - Chris Carrillo (New) 27 - Russell Case (42) 27 - Russ Fritz (19) 27 - Eloise Reyes (8) 29 - James Ramos (7) 31 - Eloise Habekost (4) 31 - Michael Schaefer (PP'88)(33)

NATIVE SONS IN PUBLIC SERVICE Congratulations are extended to the following members for their successful campaigns for both partisan and non-partisan public office in the November elections: Joe Baca, Jr., Dan Flores, T. Wilford Harrison, James Ramos, Eloise Reyes, John Roberts, Mary Sandoval, Fred Shorett, Don Singer, and Acquanetta Warren.

JANUARY DATES IN CALIFORNIA HISTORY 1, 1890-The first Rose Parade was held in Pasadena. Football was introduced in 1910.

2, 1910– The nation’s first Junior High system was opened in Berkeley.

7, 1911-The first airplane bombing experiment using actual explosives were conducted just south of San Francisco.

12, 1910-Louis Paulhan coaxed his bi-plane to a record height of forty-six hundred feet at the Los Angeles International Air Meet.

12, 1995– OJ Simpson trial begins in Los Angeles.

14, 1967– 25,000 attended a Human “Be-In”in Golden Gate Park during the “Summer of Love”.

15, 1816– Thomas Doak became the first US citizen to settle in Alta California near Santa Barbara.

18, 1777-City of San Jose founded.

20, 1929- “In Old Arizona”the first full length talkie shot outdoors was released.

21, 1962- Snow falls in San Francisco..

22, 1949– The Chinatown Telephone Exchange in San Francisco closed after sixty-two years in business.

23, 1862-The first grapevine cuttings arrive in San Francisco from Europe. They were personally chosen by Augoston Haraszthy, the “Father of the California Wine Industry”.

24, 1848-James Marshall discovers gold in the American River near Coloma.

25, 1949– The first Emmy Awards were presented in Los Angeles.

26, 1911-Glen Curtiss made the first successful Hydroplane flight off the coast of San Diego.

28, 1914– City of Beverly Hills was incorporated.

29, 1953- “The Robe” was the first movie to be made in “Cinemascope” and premiered in Los Angeles.

30. 1847-Yerba Buena is renamed San Francisco, by Lt. Washington Bartlett, then the mayor of the town.

PARLOR COMING EVENTS JANUARY 2019

1st: HAPPY NEW YEAR

16th: 5:30 Dinner and 7:00 p.m. Business Meeting

18th-20th—6:00 p.m. Discovery of Gold Weekend in Sacramento. Vagabond Hotel will be the event hotel.

FEBRUARY 2019

6th: 5:30 p.m. Dinner & 7:00 p.m. Meeting and delegate nominations

8-9th: DeAnza Trek, El Centro

13th: 6:00 p.m. Parlor Valentine Dinner, Mexico Café

23rd: Noon– Arrowhead Parlor Meeting

Thanks to all our current advertisers. It is now time for you to renew or take out a new ad for 2019 (same price). Business card ads are $50.00 per year (1"X2 1/4"). Other size ads are as follows: $100.00 per year (2"X2 1/4"), $150.00 per year (3"X 2'1/4"), and $200.00 per year (4" X 2 1/4"). We also encourage new advertisers

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