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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Dear Brothers,
What’s better than an Admission Day Picnic? — An Admission Day Picnic with air conditioning, and no ants or mosquitos! As you can see from the photos on the left, there was a good turn-out, and an
enjoyable, relaxing evening, culminating in the obligation of new member Andrea DeLeon.
I want to thank the Vice Presidents and other officers for showing up on a Friday evening to consider various donation and reimbursement requests. That takes real dedication!
A word to the wise — If you suddenly spot something that you think the Parlor simply MUST own, please get an OK before making a purchase on our behalf. Article XI of our Bylaws make it clear that all reimbursements require pre-approval.
October 1 is the deadline to RSVP for the October 13 brunch and check presentation as St. John’s Hospital in Santa Monica. You will get a clear picture of the good your cleft palate donation does, as well a meet some of the amazing medical professionals who literally change the lives of so many children. Please make the effort to attend. Once you see the good work our donations support, you will find it very hard to say “no” when the Charitable Fund solicitation is made. To RSVP, contact [email protected] or phone him at (310) 829-8106.
While we're on the topic of “good works,” I want to thank the Del Rosa Neighborhood Action Group (DRNAG) for including our parking lot in a recent “clean-up” day. DRNAG President Vince Laster is a past-president of Arrowhead #110 and remains an active member of our Parlor.
In Friendship, Loyalty and Charity, Carol Robb, President
ARROWHEAD CELEBRATES ADMISSION DAY! On September 4th Arrowhead Parlor held an indoor “picnic” to celebrate Califor-
nia’s Admission Day. We are 169 years young and still going strong! We had around 24 people show up for dinner and the meeting. The parlor provided hot dogs and ham-burgers and the members brought all the “fixins”. We had salads, watermelon, deviled eggs, baked beans, chips and dips and a delicious cake for dessert!
Everyone enjoyed the time to sit and talk with friends! It was good to see Harold and Sandra DeTinne both at the dinner and at the meeting. We also had a chance to meet and talk to Andrea De Leon who was obligated later that night. Andrea is the new Executive Director of the Highland Chamber of Commerce. Welcome Andrea!
As we all know, California was admitted to the Union on September 9, 1850. We are unique in that we never were a territory before gaining admittance as a state. Cali-fornia is the 31st state to be admitted, so when you count the stars on the American Flag and get to number 31, you know that is our star!
Not only did we celebrate California’s “Birthday,” we also celebrated Garry Devlin’s and Barbara Kimball’s Birthdays!
With outside temperatures above 100°, our “indoor picnic” was a hit! Pictured on the far right is Andrea DeLeon, who was obligated that evening.
The relaxed atmosphere let old friends a chance to relax and enjoy each other’s company.
“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. 10 OCTOBER 2019
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CONDOLENCES Arrowhead #110 wishes to extend its condolences to the family of Past Grand President J. Michael Anthony who has passed on to the Grand Parlor in the sky. A Catholic Mass and Native Son Funeral ritual was held on
August 24th in Fairfax, California. Arrowhead #110 also extends its condolences to the family of Tony Starelli, who gave many years of service on the Grand Parlor Finance Committee. Arrowhead #110 also
extends its condolences to the family of Jimmy Stich, aka “The Iceman” who served as Grand Historian to Past Grand President Barney Noel.
HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN SOMETHING IMPORTANT? Brothers, Summer has finally ended, according to the calendar, and we have entered the fall months. Arrowhead Parlor collects dues on a monthly basis, having you pay on the month on which you joined the parlor. There are six of you who have not paid your August or September dues. Barbara Kimball, Financial Secretary, has sent letters and called you. Please send your dues in promptly, as we have monthly bills that need to be paid and the only way to do that is to have our Brothers pay their dues in a timely manner. If there is a problem with paying your dues, please contact Barbara Kimball by calling (99) 731-0517, or by email at [email protected]. Thank you.
THE CRAM FAMILY Excerpts from History of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties
By John Brown, James Boyd The Cram Family are one of the pioneer citrus growers in Highland California., Lewis and Sarah Cram came overland with oxen teams. They first settled
in Chino Ranch where they farmed. Later, Lewis Cram homesteaded a hundred and sixty acres on a section now known as East Highland. Lewis and his brothers, together with one of the Van Leuvens filed on water rights from the Santa Ana River. The water was conveyed to their lands through an open ditch.
Lewis set out two acres of orange seedlings as an experiment. His oldest son Andrew J. Cram and his brothers gathered and packed in the orchard because their was no packing houses. The boxes of oranges were hauled by wagon to the nearest railroad station at Colton. The Cram family received between three and half and five dollars a box! The Cram children, along with the children of pioneer families attended a schoolhouse that was a 16x24 foot building constructed of framing timbers and boards on the outside and had no ceiling. Additions were gradually added until the school house was 75 feet long. There have been at least two other Cram Schools built in East Highland. The current one is an elementary school. Andrew J. Cram continued the citrus orchards, expanding them and modernizing the way trees are planted, cared for, and the fruit picked, packed and shipped. The groves land values increased to between three and four thousand dollars an acre. William H. Cram was another one of Lewis. Cram’s son who continued in the citrus industry. He was very observant and noticed the food planted in a lower elevation only survived a year, while plants planted at the higher elevations did much better. He continued the success of the Cram orchards.
The present Cram School
Final location of the Cram Home in East Highlands Ranch
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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 #312Richard Kimball (760) 399-2307DDGP 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 [email protected] 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
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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
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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: Carol Robb
Contributing Editors: Carol RobbBarbara Kimball
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July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020Carol Robb - (909) 835-7278 PresidentMark Anderson - (909) 522-1102 1st Vice PresidentTim Prince -(909) 725-8474 2nd Vice PresidentMimi Ryan - (909) 615-5551 3rd Vice PresidentPatrick Jewell - MarshalRichard McInnis (Linda) - (909) 838-3810 Inside SentinelKathy Van Vleet - (909) 518-3367 Outside SentinalMark Westwood - (909) 810-6102 Junior Past PresidentSherry Livingston - (909) 875-2090 Senior Past President
Recording Secretary:Garry Devlin(PP ‘10) - (951) 768-0880Financial 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
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OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS 1- Frank Weisner (41) 6-Shelby Erickson (5) 8-Joseph Baca Jr. (8) 11-Walter Ware (39) 12-Larry Quiel (26) 14-Bill James (56) (PP 1969) 20– Dale Marsden (10) 20-Devito Francesco (35) 28-Andrea DeLeon (New) 29-William Leonard (41) SANTA ANA #74 Brothers, I recently decided that it would be a good idea to share the key parts of Santa Ana’s meetings with you all to further increase the transparency between District One parlors. On Saturday, September 7, 2019, we held our monthly meeting and luncheon at the Jagerhaus restaurant in Anaheim. Visiting brothers were Barbara Kimball, SDDGP; and Jim Smith, PGP (’80-’81). Both, of course, are members of Arrowhead Parlor #110. Their attendance was greatly appreciated. The meeting was very quick and easy. We learned that the Native Sons is in the green for the first time in a long time with membership numbers. We at Santa Ana Parlor are currently in ongoing discussions about how we will seek to increase membership within our parlor. We have also learned that this year has been plagued with deaths. Many of our brothers have been passing away quicker than we can count. May they all rest in peace. Additionally, I can report that Santa Ana Parlor will be audited by Grand Third Vice President, Jeff Schmidt during Southern California Weekend. I will report on that audit at the appropriate time. For those that might like an additional resource, the official Santa Ana website has been updated to include the most recent edition of our newsletter, as well as, information about SoCal Weekend. Please visit www.nsgw74.org for more.
Until next time, take care In Friendship, Loyalty, and Charity, Richard F. Kimball Third Vice President, Santa Ana Parlor #7
OCTOBER DATES IN CALIFORIA HISTORY
1, 1964: The Free Speech Movement began on this date at the University of California, Berkeley. 2, 1950: The Peanuts comic strip, drawn and written by Charles Schultz of Santa Rosa, CA debuted in nine newspapers. 4, 1880: The University of Southern California was founded in Los Angeles. Fifty-three students paid a tuition of $15.00. 6, 1963: The Los Angeles Dodgers swept the defending champions, the New York Yankees, for their second World Series victory. 9, 1542: Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo anchored in Santa Monica Bay which he named “Bahia de los Pinos”. 10, 1911: Women’s Suffrage, the right to vote, barely passed in California by a margin of 3,587 votes. 12, 1933: The U.S. Department of Justice transferred Alcatraz to the Federal Bureau of Prisons to hold dangerous inmates transferred from other prisons, including Al Capone, Robert Stroud (the Birdman), and James “Whitey” Bolger. 15, 1966: Huey Newton and Bobby Seale established the Black Panthers Party for Self-Defense in Oakland. 16, 1923: Walt and Roy Disney launched the Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio in Los Angeles. 17, 1989: The Loma Prieta earthquake ruptured the San Francisco area at the start to the third game of the World Series pitting the Oakland Athletics against the San Francisco Giants. 21, 1868: The most devastating earthquake in the San Francisco Bay area before 1906 struck the Hayward Fault with an estimated magnitude of 7. It flattened the town of Hayward. 23, 1941: Disney released its fourth animated classic, Dumbo. 26, 1861: The Pony Express announced its closure two days after the transcontinental telegraph connected Omaha, Nebraska with Sacramento. 28, 1924: Universal Pictures joined with Transcontinental Air Transport to provide in-flight movies.
30, 1974: Nolan Ryan, of the California Angels, threw the fastest recorded pitch in the Major League Baseball history, clocked at 100.9 miles per hour. 31, 1913: The Lincoln Highway, the first transcontinental highway, was dedicated. It ran from Times Square, New York City, to Lincoln Park in San Francisco.
UPCOMING PARLOR EVENTS
OCTOBER 2019
2nd: 5:30 p.m. Octoberfest Dinner 7:00 p.m. Meeting
11-12th: Southern California Weekend hosted by Ramona Parlor #109 in San Gabriel.
13th: 10:00 a.m. Mass at St. John’s Hospital, Santa Monica. 11:00 a.m. Brunch and Check Presentation, St. John’s Hospital, Santa Monica
NOVEMBER 2019
6th: 5:30 p.m. Dinner 7:00 p.m. Meeting 20th: Thanksgiving Dinner –Time to be determined
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