Two Arrowhead Parlor #100 Members Elected to Statewide Office in the Native Sons of the Golden West
Photo Courtesy of: Carol Robb
Jim Smith was honored for being the top recruiter of new members.
Photo Courtesy of: Dick Kuykendal
Arrowhead delegates and guests with outgoing Grand President and First Lady Allen Baird (seated right) and Cricket Baird (seated left). From left: Jim and Gayla Smith, Barbara Kimball, Doug Calkins, Garry Devlin, Merlene Heeren, Carol Robb, Andy and Kay Anderson.
Photo Courtesy of: Dick Kuykendal
Tuesday Dinner. From left: Kay Anderson, Garry Devlin, Andy Anderson, Carol Robb, Chris Leon.
Photo Courtesy of: Carol Robb
Garry Devlin was the top “lucky calendar” salesman for the second year in a row.
Photo Courtesy of: Carol Robb
Second Grand Vice President Doug Calkins and Grand Outside Sentinel Garry Devlin.
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