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A.A.O.N.M.S. Omaha, Nebraska October 2009 • Vol. 85, No. 10
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Official Notification of Proposed
Bylaw Change
As Recorder of Tangier Shriners I am required
to post the following notice regarding the
proposed Tangier Shriners bylaw change which
was read at the September stated meeting.
The proposed change was submitted by our
Treasurer, Illustrious Sir James B. Parks, Sr.,
PP. The proposed change must be held over a
minimum of 30 days and will be read and put to
a vote of the members present at the November
12th Stated Meeting. The purpose of the change
is to further define and limit the amount of the
annual income that may be taken from the Emil
A. Fricke Trust Fund and used for routine Tangier
annual expenses. Only subparagraph 6.11 (a) is
affected by this change. Words lined through
would be deleted and words in italics would be
added.
Paragraph 6.11, Subparagraph (a) presently
reads: “Up to 90% of the income of the fund may
be used as directed by the Board of Directors.
At least 10% of the income must be reinvested
to grow the fund for future needs.”
The proposed change reads as follows: “Up
to 90% of the income of the fund, defined as the
positive total of Interest Income and Realized
Gain/Loss less Investment Fees between Jan 1
and Dec 31, but in no case more than $100,000,
may be used as directed by the Board of
Directors. The income withdrawn can only be
used for the following year’s budget. At least
10% of the income must be reinvested to grow
the fund for future needs”
Copies of our current bylaws are available in
the Tangier Office during regular hours of 8 am
to 4:30 pm.
Respectfully,
Charles E. Sohm, Recorder
NOTIFICATIONS
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ELECTED DIVAN Masonic FaMily activities
Omaha-Council Bluffs Metro Area
Potentate .....................................................Jeffrey E. Jackson
Chief Rabban...................................................Cary L. Manson OCT 1 Leadership Institute 6-9pm SRMC (Registration needed)
Assistant Rabban ....................................Michael H. Sorensen OCT 2 Elvis in Concert by St Andrews SRMC $30.00
High Priest & Prophet .............................. Gregory P. Hadcock OCT 3 Coffee On The Square 8:00am Papillion
Oriental Guide .............................................. Charles G. Lovell OCT 3 Reception for Grand Lodge of Iowa 5:00pm SRMC
Treasurer ............................................James B. Parks, Sr., PP OCT 3 Leadership Institute 9am-noon SRMC (Registration needed)
Recorder ....................................................... Charles E. Sohm OCT 10 Turkey Dinner by Narcissus OES 4:00-7:00pm Benson
OCT 10 Grand Lodge Ladies Festival Omaha
TRUSTEES OCT 10 Nehawka Fundraiser 8:00am-11pm Nehawka NE. Net proceeds to be
Don G. Streeter .......................................William F. Somerville donated to Shrine Hospital
Phil M. Stier ................................................ Don P. Ellenberger OCT 11 Omaha Chapter #1 RAM Omelet Breakfast 8:00am-1:00pm Benson
OCT 11 Harvest (Turkey) Dinner by Alpha OES 4:00-6:00pm Bellevue
APPOINTIVE DIVAN OCT 11 Nile—Festival of Tables Tangier time TBD
First Ceremonial Master .................................... Gary S. Unger OCT 13 Beauceant Card Party 10:00 am-3:00pm Tangier
Second Ceremonial Master ............................ Jerry D. Nielsen OCT 15 Grand Illustrious Master James A. Clark at Omaha Council #1, Bellevue
Director ...................................................... Gregory A. Matthes Lodge 7:00pm
Marshal ...............................................................H. Scott Karpf OCT 16 Grand Master’s Breakfast by Shiloh at OHB 7:30am
Captain of the Guard .........................................David A. Shaw OCT 16 Chanters Rib Feed Tangier 5:00pm
OCT 16 2nd Annual Friends Dinner/Auction SRMC 6:00pm (CORRECTION OF
Outer Guard...............................................Dale C. Pennington EVENT)
POTENTATE’S PERSONAL AIDES OCT 17 One-Day-Degree SRMC
Joseph L. (I.B. Joe) Beister….William A. Garner........Clifford E. Morgan OCT 18 Pancake Breakfast by Adah OES 8:00am-1:00pm Papillion
OCT 18 Tangier Shrine Band Pancake breakfast 9am-1pm Tangier
POTENTATE’S STAFF OCT 20 Nile—Supreme Queen visit—Ceremonial 1:30pm, banquet 6:30pm Tangier
Chief of Staff ......................................................Robert F. Jasa OCT 20 Grand Lodge Area Meeting WOT 7:00pm
Assistant Chief of Staff ........................... Frank W. Kroupa, PP OCT 21 Unity meeting 4:00pm Tangier
OCT 22 OES Visitation at Trinity 7:30pm WOT
Chief Aides ....... Barry A. Ahlborn, James A. Alessandro, Rod D.
OCT 23 Friendship dinner at Fremont Lodge 6:00pm
Bates, Leonard W. Begley, Clair G. Burroughs, Gregory J. Cade, OCT 23 Spaghetti Dinner 4:30pm-6:30pm CB
Steven F. Cash, Jon P. Christensen, Jeffrey L. Crow, Michael J. OCT 24-25 Haunted House by AkSarBen OES Shi-Oma
Dudzinski, Daryl W. Finley, LeRoy N. Fuglsang, William C. Harper, OCT 24 York Rite Council and Commandery Degrees Papillion Masonic Center
Phillip F. Harris, Daniel R. Henn, James D. Hirl, John C. Hoagland, CHANGE OF LOCATION
Charles F. Marchand, Jr., Scot R. McCaul, David H. Muller, Melvin OCT 27 Masonic Education Symposium Omaha place-TBA
E. Pepper, Albert M. Seseman, William J. Sullivan, Daryl V. Winder OCT 27 Master Craftsman Session SRMC
Ambassadors..................... Lawrence L. Brown, Marlyn G. Grubbs, OCT 30 Membership Dinner 6:00pm SRMC
Jay E. DeYoung, John T. Maxell, Joe D. McBride, Mark C. VanDeMark NOV 1 Biscuit and Gravy breakfast by Legion of Honor 8:00am Tangier
Chaplains............Dr. Kenneth J. Bunnell, Dr. William E. Martin NOV 1 York Rite Brunch Omaha Country Club Reservation required
Commander of Units.........................................Kevin D. Potter NOV 3 Masters program Leadership Institute 6:00pm—9:30pm SRMC
Lt. Commander of Units........................................ Jon J. Neely (Registration needed)
Samsar .................................................. Donald A. Bowerman NOV 5 White Christmas at the Orpheum via SRMC Reservations required
Assistant Samsar................................... Larry G. Poffenbarger NOV 6 Scotch tasting SRMC
Circus Consultant ............................................. Alan J. Penner NOV 7 Coffee On The Square 8:00am Papillion
NOV 7 Auction by Keystone Cops 5:00pm Tangier
Circus Chairman .............................................. Jack V. Schram NOV 7 & 8 Rainbow Mini-Grand Columbus—New World Inn
Circus Assistant ....................................... Dr. James B. Turpen NOV 8 Pancake Breakfast by Trinity 8:00am-1:00pm WOT
Hospital Representative .....................James B. Parks, Sr., PP NOV 11 Vacant Chair Ceremony SRMC Lincoln
Hospital Patient Coordinator....................William F. Somerville NOV 12 Leadership Institute Master’s program 6-9pm
Hospital Van Coordinator................................ Marvin D. Kovar NOV 3 Masters program Leadership Institute 6:00pm—9:30pm
Hospital Staff .................................................... William Harper NOV 13 Blood Drive Awards Luncheon Governor’s Manson Lincoln
Board of Directors, Twin Cities ......................Don D. Perry, PP NOV 13 KCCH Vesture 4:00pm Lincoln SRMC (Change of Date0)
NOV 14 Masters program Leadership Institute 6:00pm—9:30pm (Registration
Housing Chairman ........................................ C. Hank Schwarz
needed)
Legal Staff .................... Darren R. Carlson, Richard D. Myers, NOV 14 Visitation at Papillion OES 12:00 noon
................................................................. Jerome F. Given, PP NOV 14 Nile—Laugher in the afternoon Tangier time TBD
Photographer ............................................. Donald E. Seastedt NOV 14 4th Annual Cobia Hog Roast and Dance Eagles Hall 16th St CB
Publicity Chairman...................................... Byron K. Simmons NOV 15 Fall Dinner by D of Nile 11:00am-2:00pm Tangier
S.H.B.D. Chairman .......................................William C. Harper NOV 16 Blood Drive noon –5:30pm Tangier
Show N’ Shine Chairman .... Robert S. Maline, PP, Earl Taylor NOV 20 Scottish Rite Reunion SRMC 5:00pm
Soccer Classic Chairman ...........................Kevin J. Sapikoski NOV 21 Scottish Rite Reunion SRMC 7:30am
NOV 27 Spaghetti Dinner 4:30pm-6:30pm CB
New Noble Club...........................................Thomas E. Koksal NOV 22 Smorgasbord by Fontenelle OES 11:00am-2:00pm WOT
Nebraska Shrine Bowl Inc .....................M.F. (Ray) Bruneteau,
.............................................William C. Harper, Chad R. Fuller This is an informational service offered through the Omaha Metro Area Masters &
Sunshine Committee .................................... William G. Arnold Wardens Club to all of the Masonic family members in the Greater Omaha Area via
e-mail. Updates are tentatively planned for mid-month and near the end of each month.
Hot Sands Editor ...............................................David A. Shaw This is also found on the Scottish Rite web site. The Tangier Shrine incorporates part of
Webmaster .........................................................Aric Aasgaard the list in their monthly publication—The Hot Sands.
Chief Aid Emeritus ...................................... Clair G. Burroughs For additions, corrections or the adding of people to receive the list, please contact Phil
Hospital Coordinator Emeritus................... Wayne E. Sherman Edwards, Chairman of Masonic Activities List for Masters and Wardens at 895-3781.
Recorder Emeritus...............................Donald W. Madsen, PP Please include the time frame.
Trustee Emeritus ...................................Charles M. McDonnell For other activities see the following websites:
Grand Lodge......................................www.glne.org OES..............................................www.neoes.org
Samsar Emeritus ........................................ Randall S. Heckert Scottish Rite .................www.scottishriteomaha.org Jobs Daughters ...............................www.nejd.org
Tangier Shrine ................... www.tangiershrine.com DeMolay ............................... www.nedemolay.org
Rainbow.......................www.nebraskarainbow.com York Rite............................. www.yorkrite.com/ne
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TRANSPORTATION FUND Don & Arlette Kroupa
DONATIONS Mike & Bev Donham
Dan & Jo Wellendorf
Larry & Kathy Courtnage Rollin & Barbara Dreamer
Stated Meeting Expirations Herb Coulter
Keith & Helen Niemann
Cary & Toddy Manson
Don & Sharon Perry
Donald E. Olson ............August 13, 2009 Steve & Kathe Barcus Bob & Joyce Vondrasek
J. Duane Haywood ........August 14, 2009 Rob Langley Dean & Judy Abels
Wesley R. Gabelhaus ....August 22, 2009 Dave & Pat Muller
In Memory of Irene Schneiderwind: Allen & Jane Marsh
Raymond C. Helgesen...August 28, 2009 Dave & Connie Batchelder Dwight & Gay Kullbom
James D. McCorkindale .... Sept. 8, 2009 Janet Soucie Michael & Paula Farley
Expired but not reported Donna M. Walter Armando & Deb Benitez
on earlier reports: Mrs. A.E. Helligso Bob & Carole Wilczewski
Benjamin A. Votava ............June 1, 2009 Cynthia Fontenello
Ted & Susan Schneiderwind
Arnie & Karleen Nelson
Michael R. Young ........February 8, 2009 Dorothy E. Hallgrimson In Memory of Homer H. Thompson II
William G. Kucera ........August 12, 1995 and Homer H. Thompson III:
In Memory of Wes Gabelhaus: Twile O. Thompson
Tangier Legion of Honor
The Red Leroy & Faye Daniels
Bonnie Brasel
In Memory of Wilma McManigal:
Ralph & Judy Joos
Cross View Ralph & Judy Joos
Jim & Sandy Parks In Memory of Paul D. Larson Sr.
By: Walt Mailand Frank & Lucille Vondra Tangier Arab Patrol
Chris & Peggie Christiansen
The August Bloodmobile was a Frances & Mark Mullen In Memory of Ralph Barbe:
success. I believe our goal was 22 pints Gene & Vi Fischbach Richard & Renee Kaszynski
of whole blood and we collected 23. We Betty Finley
had 25 donors register and 92% were
successful. We should improve at the Bill & Coleen German In Memory of Cleo G. Cleaver:
next drive since we had several regular Don Streeter & Marcie Sargent Jack & Alta Cleaver
donors out of town on August 17. Chris
Christiansen joined the five gallon club. In Memory of Don Olson: In Honor of Katie Knickman’s
At the last drive I talked to several John & Sandy Lehr Birthday:
people about the possibility of changing Cecil Martin Bob & Joyce Vondrasek
the hours of our blood drives in the
future. We would return to a split shift In Memory of Melissa “Mae” In Honor of Don Madsen’s 90th
starting at 9:00 or 10:00am and going Kroupa: Birthday:
until 1:00pm. We would start again Ralph & Judy Joos Charles & Marlene Marshall
about 3:30pm and go until 6:30pm Chuck & Dodie McDonnell Ralph & Judy Joos
to accommodate those who are still Daryle & Dee Winder Joe & Betty Carter
working. This has not been cleared with Jim & Sandy Parks Marv & Renee Kovar
the Red Cross yet, but will be discussed Bill & Colleen German
before the next Hot Sands is issued. Bob & Jackie Maline
It is also possible that we will change Frank & Gladys Janda SHRINERS HOSPITALS FOR
the location to the lower level but Jerry & Rosemary Bishop CHILDREN
that will have to be cleared with the Frank & Lucille Vondra TWIN CITIES UNIT:
administrative staff at Tangier. Jim & Marty Davis
These changes are intended to increase Joe & Betty Carter In Memory of J. Duane Haywood:
the number of donors for each drive and Larrry & Kathy Courtnage Family Terrell & Eleen Ridenour
to increase the amount of blood we will Bill & Mary Sullivan James & Sharon Walsh
be able to produce for the community. Bill & Lea Musgrave Fay A. Marsh
Have you ever thought about Not Arlene Andersen Hubert Randalls
having blood available when you or Chris & Peggie Christiansen Joe & Alberta Froendle
someone in your family needed blood? Tom & Randy Brummett Mickie Phagan
Do you remember when blood had to be Marv & Renee Kovar Vernon & Eloise Houseal
replaced? This used to be required and Don Streeter & Marcie Sargent Thomas & Patricia Burns
could happen again. Jim & Mary Erixon Erma Wiszmann
Let’s all work together so that the Leonard Begley Ted Haas
current system can continue to work Arlene Warsocki Jerry Skaala
effectively. Carl & Lynn Monico Daniel & Mary Ann Gelster
Byron & Lisa Carpenter Bob Jones
Remember, Gary & Jolene Fields Steven Wagenecht
John & Julia Milota
“The Gift Of Life Flows Through You” Jeff & Heidi Jackson
• GIVE BLOOD •
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Arab Patrol Nebraska Shrine Chanters
By: Bowl, Inc. By: Michael Nelson, Captain
Jon Christensen,
President By: Chad Fuller Come one, come all to the
Tangier Chanters Annual Rib Feed on
What a whirlwind of activity! Lots of With a couple of weeks of September October 16, 2009. The only time of the year
things happening at Arab Patrol and Tangier.already flown by, the smell of football is in you are certain to be consuming all you can
Come on and join the fun. This is a great
place to be. the air. With the 2009 Shrine Bowl game eat rib tips that are the best served in Omaha.
I want to take this moment to thank the finished, the attendance figures of the game The Chanters will be performing the best
appear to be around 10,000 fans. What
Illustrious Potentate Jeff Jackson. It is tough numbers from our repertoire through the
a great experience this game was for the
to be in top seat. It is a sometimes thankless course of the evening. The ribs themselves
job and sometimes you feel alone at the top.players, coaches, and athletes. With all of will make the evening worth it. The singing
I want to thank you for all the help you have
the help from the Divan, Units, and Clubs and fellowship is icing on the cake. For
lent Arab Patrol and Tangier. You have been supporting the game this year, the amount of tickets, see your friendly neighborhood
there to assist us at every turn. Tangier ismoney that will be sent to the hospital will Chanter.
dealing with some tough issues and Jeff, yoube more than in the recent past. The Shrine Chanters Fall Outlook:
have been there through thick and thin. And Bowl Executive committee passes on a big Chanters Rib Feed will be October 16th.
hats off to First Lady Heidi. Thank you both
for your continued service. thank you to all of you that assisted us with Chanters annual Christmas Tour in early
September saw us celebrate the new the game in one way or another. December.
members of Tangier with a Beer and Dart It is hard to believe, but it is already time We as Chanters love to sing for groups of
party on the 2nd, CSSA on the 10th, start to start thinking about the 52nd Shrine Bowl. people. If anyone has an upcoming event
of the Fall Mixed Dart League on the 16th, With the game being moved up to June 19th in their Lodges or Chapters and would like
Spaghetti fund raiser on the 20th, Surf Sideinstead of the normal July date, everything some entertainment please contact us. We
social event on the 21st, and Pheasant Forever
we do will need to be moved about a month are always willing to share our talents with
fundraiser on the 26th. And thank you to Lenor so. One of the first things that we ask others.
and Jan Kliment for organizing a great social
from the clubs and units is for help selling For all those who enjoy singing and like
event at their home. the Shrine Bowl calendar. These will be having fun, think about joining the Chanters.
October is bringing us a new fund raiser:
“The Spudtacular Potato EXTRAVAGANZA” available to sale in October, and I would We meet at Tangier every Monday night at
on Friday, October 9. We need everyone to like to challenge each and every club and 7:00 in the Crescent room. We would love
purchase our $5 tickets and with it you get unit to sell more calendars than in the past. to be able to add your voice to the chorus.
a large potato with many topping options. What a great thing it would be if all 3,000 Contact the Shrine office and they will put
Thanks to Ron VanZandbergen and Rodger calendars would be sold between the three you in touch with us.
Fawcett for organizing this event. Shrine Centers, with Tangier leading the way
Our fleece blanket tying project will be put
with the most sales. Remember, not only
on hold until late October. are you going to help raise money for the
Tangier Band
In November or December, we will have a transportation fund, but you also earn money By: Dave Krecek
special ceremony honoring 5 new inductees for each calendar sold for your club or unit.
into the Arab Patrol Honorary Lifetime
Achievement Award: Harry McMullen, Jim If you have any questions please feel The Tangier Band distin-
Husebo, Ken Frost, Hal Rush, and Veryle free to talk to Bill Harper, Lamar Lind, Ray guished itself at the Schuyler
McIntyre. Bruneteau, Arnie Nelson, or Chad Fuller. Labor Day parade by marching (we are the
Lots of things are happening at Arab Patrol. only Shrine marching band in the entire Cen-
Come and join-in on the fun. tral States Region), and outplaying most of
the junior and senior high bands. We also got
to see our sax player Marlyn Grubbs who has
Tangier Chanters’ been on the injured reserve list for a number
of months. We are happy to see his health is
RIB FEED
Featherbones cooked to perfection! Cash Bar.
improving, and he even picked up the micro-
phone and sang a number of songs at the Oa-
sis at the Oak Ballroom after the parade.
Our next major event is the Annual Tangier
Band Pancake Breakfast on Sunday Octo-
Performances by the Chanters ber 18th at the Shrine Center. As musicians
are not necessarily known for their culinary
skills, our friends in the Legion of Honor will
Friday, October 16, 2009 again be doing the cooking.
We have recently had several new mem-
5:00 pm - 8:00 pm bers join the band, however we welcome any
brass, reed, or percussion players who would
Tangier Shriners Center • 2823 S. 84th Street
enjoy playing some good old marches and
Donation $9.00 show tunes. Bagpipers, electric guitar or ban-
jo players need not apply. Call Dave Krecek
“Proceeds are for the benefit of Tangier Chanters activities” at 697-9200, or Lauren Faist at 392-7827 if
“Payments are not deductible as charitable contributions”
you have an interest is seeing the music we
play or would like to sit in on a rehearsal.
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Corvette Club Daughters Directors Staff
By: Pat Lichter
of the Nile By: Joe Stom
By: Queen Sue With the summer months behind us and the
Wow, did summer ever go fast, and I winter season rapidly approaching, I would
apologize that I have missed the last couple The time seems to be like to thank everyone for their involvement
of Hot Sands articles, but have been totally flying by. September Session was our first and support in all the activities the Directors
frustrated by health issues in my family. of the two evening sessions and it was nice Staff participated in over the summer. The
Speaking of health issues, we have had to have some new Princesses attend. Our parade season went well with Joe Freeman
several within the club: Rich Roenfeld, Mike next session will be October 1, 2009, dinner (and Katy) stocking and driving the hearse.
Sorensen, and Gerry Melis and they have all 5:45pm and session 7:00pm. We will be We had a huge group come through the
honoring the Potentate, Divan, and their
been in our members’ prayers. I may have Ceremonial Second Section, and it turned
Ladies – hope you will be able to join in
even missed someone, but they have not been welcoming them. out to be an overwhelming success. We also
forgotten by the members. Some of us were able to attend Central cooked for All Masonic Day and helped out
We have just had a spectacular year for States and it was fun. We came back to a busy with a friendship dinner and still found time
participation by the Corvette Club in so many week. First was the Queen’s Visit to the Co. to work on our new parade vehicle. Again,
events. From all the parades, to participating Bluffs / So. West Iowa Nile Club. Thank you thanks to everybody who helped out. It was
in the Vintage Iron Car Show, to getting to those who planned the visit. The food was a lot of work, but a whole lot of fun as well.
our members back to Blue Lodge, having excellent and we had a good time with great The Directors Staff had a good showing
gatherings to try and get new members into entertainment. Then we were busy with the for CSSA in Colorado last month. Everybody
Temple Bazaar, lots of different displays and had a great time as usual. People are already
Masons and Tangier, it has just been a great
fun shopping. We ended the week with the talking about Oklahoma City next year.
amount of dedication shown by the Tangier
Queen’s birthday party and that also was lots I would like to both welcome and
Corvette Club. At the Millard Days parade of fun. Thank you to all who attended and Pr. congratulate our newest member to the
we had 21 Corvettes in attendance. President Carol Sorensen for planning the party. It’s Directors Staff, Bob Vesper. Bob hasn’t
Allen Marsh has challenged all members good to be Queen! wasted any time getting active. Welcome
to get back to Blue Lodge in September The Festival of Tables is October 11, 2009. aboard, Bob.
and already I know of at least 3 Corvette There will be many different beautiful table We appreciate everyone who helped with
Club members who have gone back who displays, entertainment, and some other the Spaghetti Feed. The Directors Staff is
haven’t been to a meeting in a minimum of surprises. You won’t want to miss this event. always a big part of the event and this year
3 years, some nearly 6 years. As I write this A very important date for Sat-ra Temple is was no exception. A special thanks goes out
we have 19 Corvettes in Colorado Springs Tuesday, October 20, 2009, which is when to the Staffettes for making cannoli. They
representing Tangier. Supreme Queen Vesta Marshall has her
were a big hit.
official visit. The Ceremonial is 1:30pm with
After the Millard Days parade, David a Social Hour at 5:30pm and the Banquet at Our sunshine report includes the following
Kloeckner (and nearly lady Krissy) have 6:30pm held at the Tangier Center. Please try members: Bill Woodward, Bob Janecek,
established a tradition of having the Corvette to attend. and Chris Larson. Please keep them in your
Club and Ladies over to their home for food, We’ll be relaxing in November with thoughts and prayers. Get well soon, guys.
drink and festivities. Everyone always enjoys Laughter in the Afternoon. Also, the Directors Staff is setting up for
their hospitality. Don’t forget to purchase a raffle ticket the pig roast being held in place of the temple
The club has been growing again with for 7 Days of Dining, think of all the good meeting October 8th. Everyone’s help will
at least 3 new members: Jim Brown, Mark restaurants you’ll enjoy if you win. The raffle be appreciated.
DeLong, and Jim Perry. I’m sorry that I don’t ticket would also make a great gift.
know their Ladies names at this time, but we
definitely want to welcome them along with
PAYING IT FORWARD FOR OUR KIDS
the guys to the Corvette Club. I hope I haven’t
missed mentioning anyone during my lapse
in writing, but I am sure that they have been The Tangier Shrine Transportation Fund, our charitable entity
duly welcomed by the whole group. We are encourages the Nobles and their Ladies to “Pay It Forward For
now at 47 members and every one of our new Our Kids” and consider establishing a planned gift through their
members have already become active. Just a will or other estate planning documents. Naming the Tangier
great group of people dedicated to helping Shrine Transportation Fund in your Will is an effective way to
the kids. provide for the future transportation of “Our Kids”. Contributions,
We are looking forward to the upcoming stock assignments or transfers, and gifts of life insurance are
activities, including the wonderful time at deductible for income tax purposes to the extent permitted by
CSSA in Colorado Springs, great assistance law. Bequests are deductible for estate tax purposes. Please
in preparing the food for the Spaghetti Feed, consult your tax advisor for guidance on including the Tangier
and of course the spaghetti itself, the Big Red Shrine Transportation Fund in your plans. To include the Tangier
Shrine Transportation Fund in your Will:
breakfasts, just being active in all Tangier
I hereby give and bequeath to the Tangier Shrine Transportation
functions. Again this year, we are providing Fund, a nonprofit organization, the sum of $___________ to be
spaghetti to all those residents at the Masonic used for the transportation of “Our Kids”.
Home in Plattsmouth. They enjoy it as much
as the Corvette Club enjoys providing it for
them. - Movin’ On
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Golden Girls Greeters Keystone Kops
By: By: John James By: Captain Chris Henry
Maxine Lorraine Powers
Fall is now here, hope everyone enjoyed Attention Kops and Kuties!
As I write this article in early September, the mild summer. The parade season is over A call for all hands on deck has been made
I’m still reflecting about the unusual pleasant and we thank everyone that attended the by the Chief for our next couple of events:
weather we experienced during the month of parades. The Greeters presence at the parades Firstly the Keystone Kop Extravaganza is
August. Amazing! The very hot dog days of showed our strength. Thank you Greeters! going on October 10th in Nehawka Nebraska
August did not visit our area. Rain? Lots of We would like to give a BIG thank you to – this is a worthy cause helping us help the
it! Did any of you miss watering their lawn? Greeter Ken Bunnell & his Lady Linda for hospitals. A correction to last month’s update
Have a question for all readers. I probably hosting parties for us at their cabin during the is that the monies will be given to a hospital
know your answer which is NO. Have you summer. Greatly enjoyed by everyone! directly as opposed to the transportation fund.
ever visited or heard of the village/town We had several Greeters who went to CSSA Speaking of Nehawka, there will be events
named 6th October? Yes, there is such a to represent us. They are Dir. Fred Yates, Ken for the entire family, starting at 8:00am and
place in the world a few miles south of Cairo, Bunnell, Randy Busse and Tracy McCurdy. going deep into the night.
They had a great time! Secondly our annual Steak Feed and
Egypt. It was given the name 6th October to
Another public event at the Tangier in Auction will be going on in November. If you
commemorate the return of the land on this September, the Spaghetti Feed, was again are interested in helping, please get a hold of
day to the country of Egypt which had been very successful. This helps Tangier in many myself or anyone of the officers.
taken during the Middle East 1967 war. ways! Everyone should be proud; we thank Now to the fun stuff: CSSA was a
And now to the business of the Golden all who helped and participated! wonderful time, and everyone enjoyed
Girls. We will join the ladies of Beauceant Greeters reminder: Tuesday October 13th, the times we had in the beautiful state of
at their card party luncheon at the Shrine meeting at Venice Inn at 6:00pm. Important Colorado – our standard great time was had.
Center on Tuesday, October 13. Card playing topics include the October 25th Danish And never fear, your beloved Kops brought
commences at 10:00am with lunch served at Breakfast. We need a good turnout, so please home some hardware: 2nd place in Uniform
12-noon. Sorry – Don’t happen to remember attend. Also, the Greeters will be doing Inspection, and 3rd in Skit Competition. The
the price of the ticket for this event. Probably Hamburger night November 11th. only letdown was that the annual tradition
around $8.00. Rest assured it won’t break the Thursday Oct. 8th – Pig Roast replaces of karaoke was not as eventful as last years,
bank. temple meeting, Nobles and Ladies only. right Mr. Shaw? Hope everyone is ready for
In early September I was very pleased to Keep the Greeters strong, find new a fun couple of months; let’s remember to
see on CNN on two different occasions a very members. make the world a little bit better every day.
short announcement about the free services Finally the thought of the day, “Good
available at Shriners Hospitals for Children. Hospital Float fortune is what happens when opportunity
It would be great if there was more of this By: Mike Donham meets with planning.” - Thomas Edison
exposure.
October 11th is National Children’s Day. Christmas Greens and Mobile Nobles
Children’s Day celebration in the country Cranberries, that is what is on
of Turkey is a 3-day weekend celebration. the Hospital Float members’ fall fund raising By: Dick Cope
Children (and their parents) from all over the menu. Contact a Hospital Float member for
world come to Turkey and participate in this information and ordering. The order for the Now that the parade season is over,
festival. Their ethnic dance performances are greens must be in before October 26, 2009 for whatever shall we do? Well if you are looking
flawless. The costumes are beautiful. It is a delivery the first week in December. for something to do, just thumb through the
truly fantastic celebration. Under sickness and distress, Lady Wilma September Hot Sands. It’s just loaded with
Don’t forget (as if the food stores, Henderson had knee surgery, while Lady Ruth fun events coming up. The Spaghetti Feed
pharmacies, gift shops, etc., would let you) Cumming and Lady Carol Plummer were and Hamburger nights, etc. etc.
hospitalized, but all are back at home now. We had a good time at the Nebraska City
to have goodies on hand for the Halloween
Happy October birthday wishes are sent Parade and the Picnic at Waubonsie Park. We
trick-or-treaters. all ate too much and just kicked back and
to Noble Joe Carter and Lady Barbara
Wallace. Best wishes for a happy discussed the pros and cons of our parade
anniversary to Noble Andy and Lady season. NO RAIN. It was great.
Debbie Winslow. I am proud to announce that we have two
This parade season we have tried to have new members added to our Unit. They are
one of our patients ride the float if their Michael Waller from Springfield Nebraska
family chooses. At the Millard Days Parade and Mark Bornheldo from Hancock Iowa.
we were pleased to have Mason Freel ride Keep hunting gentlemen, we need more.
the float with her sponsor and dear friend We have a really exciting event coming up,
Hi Pockets. With the permission of her but we will talk about it next month. Is that a
parents, we have included her picture with tease or what?
this printing. The smiles on the faces of our Birthdays for October are Bruce Hall,
patients are so wonderful to see. Hi Pockets Gretchen Maertens, Bob Samuelson, Lou
said that more people were calling greetings Ann Stoffers, and Mark Bornheldo.
to Mason than to him. Did you hear about the newly married
Remember Nobles: “Handle challenges couple just back from their honeymoon? The
fast. If someone has a challenge with your bride said “Honey if you make toast and pour
product or service, take care of it right some juice, breakfast will be ready.” “Great,”
now.” - Tom Hopkins said the husband, “what are we having?”
“Toast and juice.”
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Motor A Racers Legion of Honor
By: Richard T Chilton By: Jack Hill By: Commander
Donnie Bowerman
Hope this finds everyone Three drivers from the Carson Parade
well. Sorry I missed last month’s article. We grew to seven for Millard but quickly shrunk Well, group, a lot happened
had our meeting at Ron and Tami Stites’ house. to three drivers for the Schuyler parade. with and to the Legion of Honor in August
It was very nice. Good food and good friends. Perhaps road maps need to be provided. No and September. New members were added to
It was nice to see Brandon at the meeting. We wrecker for Schuyler but we did have a tow our roster, the usual parades, but we note the
did not have a September meeting since CSSA rope that was unneeded. However, duct tape passing of our 1994 LOH Commander, Wes
was going on. Our October meeting will be would have been most welcome to hold a Gabelhaus. I want to thank all the members
at Gene and Sandy Bowman’s house. We are side exhaust pipe together. One of the most who turned out for his visitation to perform
glad to report that Ron Stites is recovering memorable things about Schuyler is the Oasis Honor Guard duties and those who came to
well from his surgery. following the parade. The Oasis includes a his funeral the following day to render a final
The Nebraska City parade is always a great top-flight dance band. good-bye. Following the graveside service,
event, it was nice to see the ‘57 Chevy’s Now that the parade season is over, we are we all went to the Shrine Center, where Faye,
together for the last parade of the year. I looking forward to firing up our ice cream Kathleen, Sunshine, Jean, Jan and Dick had
am sure the Spaghetti feed was a whopping machine to provide tasty dessert treats as part prepared a typically superb luncheon. We
success as normal. It is always great to see of Hamburger Nights for Tangier. will surely miss Wes, but we can do no better
everyone come together as one unit. Motor Last month, the Racers ladies collected in honoring his passing than to become or
A is looking forward to Hamburger night, school supplies. Two good-sized boxes remain active in the Tangier Shrine Legion
working once again with Jo-De-Ra (and not of supplies were sent to Minneapolis for of Honor that he loved so much. With regret,
just the girls). hospitalized students. I must also note that Dave Detweiler’s bone
Now for the car report. Next year we will Several Racers participated in CSSA held marrow transplant apparently failed for the
have new bells and whistles for our cars: we at Colorado Springs. Just have to wait out the leukemia has returned and Dave is once
are looking into magnetized hub caps; wheels month to see how we fared in the competition. again in and out of the hospital undergoing
that don’t hit the curbs; possibly some new Along with the Plattsmouth and Nebraska more chemotherapy and related treatments.
drivers...if you’re interested to see how City parades, the Racers shared a joint Our thoughts and prayers are also with him
much fun we have EVERY SINGLE meeting with Boone and Crockett at and his family during this difficult time.
PARADE then call our Captain the Surfside Club. As usual, the Moving along, we want to welcome into
“turn the key on” Larry. food was excellent with a few our group the following new members: Dave
That’s all for now. Everyone leftovers for the fish in Ginapp and Lady Jan, Cole Christian, who is
stay safe and well. the river. now in the “Sandbox” with the U.S. Army,
Leonard Finnegan and Lady Ellen, and John
Parsons and Lady Pauline, who, by the way,
After the parade will be the 2010 Grand Master of the Grand
in Schuyler Lodge of Nebraska. We are thrilled that all
Jim Becher’s these men and their ladies have joined forces
with us and we look forward to any and all
grandson “Conner participation they are able to give the Unit.
Tobias” decided to Everyone – members and Honored Ladies
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very important dates coming up in October
and we NEED HELP. Please refer to the
09/09 LOH minutes and check the dates I’ve
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Vintage Iron HOSPITAL REPORT August TOTAL
YTD
By: Jim Alessandro NUMBER OF PATIENTS USING VANS
As we are going to press this month, we To the Twin Cities Shriners Hospital 5 92
have a lot to report on, but it hasn’t taken To Screening Clinics 0 1
place yet. CSSA in Colorado Springs will start
tomorrow, with our travel. I hope to report To Out-Reach Clinics 0 6
a successful trip, without any breakdowns
next month. We then will report about the
To St Louis Shriners Hospital 0 6
successful Spaghetti Feed. Finally, we will
hope to have a great turn-out for the Vintage
Iron Show & Shine, towards the latter part of DRIVING OWN AUTO
the month, weather permitting. To the Twin Cities Shriners Hospital 20 121
October will be very entertaining. We will
have a Tangier Appreciation Night, for the To Screening Clinics 0 0
Tangier Nobles and their Ladies (NO Family
or Non-Shrine friends). This will be a Pig To Out-Reach Clinics 0 9
Roast, and open bar, October 8, 6:00pm- To St Louis Shriners Hospital 1 4
10:00pm , and it will replace Temple Meeting
for the month. Let’s have our Vintage Iron To Chicago Shriners Hospital 0 0
Members attend and have an outstanding
evening with your friends. There will be To Kansas City 0 0
food continuously for the whole month.
Please check out the “Hot Sands” for times
and events. Support all of our fellow Shrine COMMERCIAL AIR TRAVEL
Members in all the events. It makes good
sense, to help everyone. To Chicago Shriners Hospital 2 11
Vintage Iron will have our first Hamburger To Cincinnati Shriners Hospital 0 9
Night October 21. Please come to our
monthly meeting to sign-up to help. The To Galveston Burn Center Shriners Hospital 0 2
Ladies will be having dinner at “Pepper
Jax” for the October meeting, at 84th & Park
To St Louis Shriners Hospital 0 0
Drive in LaVista.
If you know of a member or a spouse of
a member that is experiencing a problem, TOTAL PATIENTS SERVED 26 259
please inform an officer of Vintage Iron, so NUMBER OF VAN TRIPS MADE 4 91
that we can send a card or say a prayer. Thank
you. - Wax On, Wax Off NUMBER DRIVING OWN AUTO 21 133
NUMBER OF COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS 2 22
Temple Craft NUMBER OF VAN MILES DRIVEN 3,157 69,989
By: Don Glasgow
Anyone not interested in
Nebraska football will get the fever if you NUMBER OF PATIENTS ON OUR FILES 341
visit the hearth area of the Center. The
ladies have done it again with a fine display
of Husker memorabilia and pictures of the
coaches. Nice work Ladies!
The Club and Legion of Honor lost
a faithful member the past month. Wes
Gablehaus was called by the Black Camel
for further works in the hereafter. He will be
missed but we know his battle with cancer
was a demanding and health consuming one.
He will be sorely missed in both units!
The corner of 84th and Center has changed
considerably with the demolition of the
lounge, living quarters, and the monument
works. Replacement buildings await
agreements by new renters.
Dick Savicky has been doing some
painting in the kitchen as requested by the
Health Department. How can they see more
than the members do?
Too many people want to carry the stool
when the piano has to be moved.
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Samsar By: Donnie Bowerman
Nobles, All: On what will be a very serious note, my article this month will deal with an issue that has been coming for some time. I can’t
say that the Nobility has not been made aware of this in a variety of ways, most noticeably the inclusion of lists of names in the Hot Sands on
two occasions prior to this issue. Those specific lists represented Nobles who had not paid their dues, some for several years, and some who
most certainly were aware of their overdue status and continued to neglect their responsibility to set the record straight. Mail was returned
for a sizeable number of Nobles for a long time, phone numbers were no longer active or now belong to someone else. The time has come
to balance the books…and keep them balanced each year as we move forward into the future. A phrase we hear often repeated is “freedom
is not free.” Well, neither is membership in one’s Blue Lodge, the Scottish or York Rite Bodies, or Tangier Shrine. None of these Masonic
organizations can operate properly without the timely financial support of its members.
During the September 17th Temple meeting, the Nobility was alerted to a new membership suspension policy, adopted by the unanimous
consent of the Tangier Shrine Divan in one of their recent regular meetings. In keeping with Imperial Shrine guidelines, the Divan has
adopted the following policy: A Noble of Tangier Shrine shall be subject to suspension of membership, including all applicable rights
and privileges, when said Noble has failed to pay his annual dues for one calendar year from the end of his last paid membership year
(December 31st to December 31st).
The following is provided for example purposes: Noble John Doe pays his required dues for the calendar year of 2008. During November
2008, the first official notice for 2009 dues for Tangier Shrine is sent out. Noble Doe does not respond to this notice. A second notice is mailed
during the month of March 2009. Again, Noble Doe fails to respond. A third and final notice is mailed during the month of July 2009, and,
again, Noble Doe does not respond by paying his dues. No further notices will be mailed to Noble Doe or any other Noble who has not yet
paid his 2009 dues. In addition, during the month of August 2009, all Nobles who have not paid their current 2009 dues will be removed
from the Tangier Shrine’s mailing list. These Nobles will not receive any future issues of the Hot Sands or any other official Tangier Shrine
mailings until such time as their delinquent dues are paid. Noble Doe, continuing with the example, will then be subject to suspension from
Tangier Shrine, on December 31, 2009, for failure to pay his 2009 dues. When or if Noble Doe desires to be reinstated as a member in good
standing in Tangier Shrine, he will be responsible for paying the dues for the year of his suspension and dues for the current year. At the time
of reinstatement, Tangier Shrine will also require satisfactory proof of his good standing in his Blue Lodge.
The attached list reflects those members of Tangier Shrine who have failed to pay their 2009 dues (as of 09/15/09). These Nobles will
become subject to membership suspension from Tangier Shrine on December 31, 2009. The Nobles that had been listed on previously
published lists, indicating that they owed dues for the year 2008 and back, have already been suspended. Tangier Shrine continues to receive
dues payments on a daily basis, and we are gratefully encouraged by those members who have met their financial obligations.
Aasgaard, A L Brown, Philip A Edquist, Keithb Hogan, Dale C Mccorkindale, James D Prouty, John R Stein, Gregory W
Acker, Jeremy Brown, Anthony R Elias, Norman M Hopkins, Brent J Mckerlie, Ronald W Ramm, G Michael Stowell, Charles C
Ackerson, David B Bruner, Timothy A Finazzo, Gary J Horswill, Randy Mcvay, Christopher M Ranslem, Kenneth E Strickland, Clayton R
Adams, Tyran Brunow, Brian W Fixley, Jonathan M Howrey, Gerald L Meadows, Brian W Reed, Eric Tenney, Ronald D
Adamson, Karl R Bryant, Gordon F Ford, Robert D Hyman, Samuel A Meyers, Frank E Remmereid, Paul M Thompson, David M
Aldrich, Frederick M Buesing, Harold A Ford, Eric C Iiams, Daniel E Miller, Eric A Renner, Eric R Trinkle, Jeffrey A
Allen, August H Bunderson, William L Ford, Matthew R Jacobs, Weldon D Misfeldt, Melvin H Reumann, Roy D Van Langen, Ronald
Alton, Wendell P Burns, Thomasc Forristall, Cody M Jacobson, Beau A Mitchell, Curtis W Rhodes, Jon Vaughn, Mark
Amundson, Quentin L Bush, Gregory Gallamore, James D Jansen, Kenneth J Moore, Joseph W Ritter, Francis J Voegeli, Tracy D
Anderson, Douglas L Carlson, Robert D Galvan, Mark A Jensen, Derek Moultry, Dale Roberts, John S Vogal, Barry W
Archer, Kevin J Christensen, Lester N Garcia, Peter J Johnk, Theodore B Munson, Alvin L Roberts, David K Vogel, Chad W
Arthur, William T Clemens, C James Gill, David Johnson, Mark W Neemann, Keith Roberts, Mark J Vogel, Charles
Babcock, Sidney H Clowers, Charles W Gilliam, Harold E Jones, David H Neisler, Warren K Rockwell, Robert Wallace, Terry J
Bahnsen, Donald C Combs, Rod Gilmore, Richard E Jones, William J Nelsen, Clyde J Rolfs, Robert A Walton, Robert
Baker, Daniel S Cooper, Thomas C Gray, Randal A Jones, Shad Nelson, Michael G Ruwe, John A Ward, Delwyn E
Bandeventer, Eric P Cooper, Clifford A Greenberg, Richard S Karger, Donovan E Nelson, Michael J Sapp, William D Warner, Gary L
Barker, Joe Cornwell, Bruce A Greenfield, Charles V Karnes, David K Nelson, Christopher Scarpino, Gary Warren, William E
Beam, Todd Crithfield, Duane J Hansohm, Kevin Kay, Gary A Nemitz, Randy B Schaaf, Mervin Watson, Thomas L
Becker, Todd J Danielson, Peter M Harms, Brandon E Kincaid, John L Nielsen, Kenneth L Schaffer, Larry D Wehrbein, Gene F
Bennett, Walter A Davie, Gary Harris, Clint E Kincart, Jack L Nielsen, Kenneth W Schlosser, Frank R Wheeler, John C
Bergerson, Larry T Davis, Richard Harrison, George N Kirchhoff, Kelly L Nilan, Gary L Schrock, Allen L White, Zachary A
Birkes, Todd S Day, Carson W Harter, Wrex Koziol, Alan M Ortiz, David Shaw, Joel Wiese, Richard F
Birkholtz, Wayne E Denson, Charles Hartfield, Matthew M Kula, John C Ostrander, John C Shelhamer, Paul L Williams, Jack N
Blair, William Devine, James V Heckert, Randall S Lantz, Roger L Palmer, James E Silver, Wyett L Williams, Justin T
Blomendahl, Herb D Douglas, Keith L Heckert, Robert S Leblanc, Mark L Pease, Arthur J Simonsen, Donald E Williams, Derrick T
Boan, Joseph D Douglas, Steven K Heldridge, Scott R Lehman, Earl H Perez, Ernie Smith, Alan R Winborn, Loyal T
Bonnett, Patrick G Drake, Brett A Heller, Anthony G Linden, Kyle J Perez, Brad Smith, Darrel T Woodard, Tom A
Borwick, David A Driggs, Nicholas J Henderson, Roderick G Loberg, Derick L Peterson, Chris B Smith, Joshua Workman, Nathan
Bowman, Basil B Dunn, Paul A Hill, Damon M Loeck, Ben A Petry, Jerry D Smith, Stephen R Wright, Roger D
Bowsman, Jerry J Dunn, Frank Hineline, Ronald E Lowder, Adam R Plooster, Richard N Smithey, Donald L Wroot, Tim
Braatz, Wallace A Dworak, Charles H Hoberman, Gerald A Mathews, Terry N Pomeroy, John W Spoon, Jerry L
Braman, Richard G Easter, Thomas R Hochstein, Todd J Mattson, Dale G Powell, David B Spry, David R
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Dedicated to Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation
Shriners Hospitals for Children’s in the country, and possibly in the
spinal cord injury (SCI) world. The respect for the health
rehabilitation program helps
children and teens with SCI
care system among those working in
have healthy, fulfilling lives. SCI prevention and rehabilitation is
indicated by leadership positions held
by Shriners Hospitals for Children
staff. These include memberships on
the boards of directors of the Ameri-
can Spinal Injury Association, and
officer positions with the American
Paraplegia Society and the American
Association of Spinal Cord Injury
Psychologists and Social Workers,
three national organizations dedicated
to improving the lives of those with
spinal cord injuries.
In order to provide the best, most
Sustaining a spinal cord injury can be multidisciplinary treatment team may
innovative care possible, Shriners
a frightening, overwhelming experi- include a variety of surgeons and
Hospitals for Children is involved
ence. From the point of injury down other physicians, therapists, therapeu-
in several research efforts involving
to the toes, a spinal cord injury can tic recreation specialists, psycholo-
SCI. These include quality of life
affect every function of the body. gists, social workers, dieticians and
studies, the development of diagnos-
There are 12,000 new cases of spi- teachers.
tic standards specifically for pediatric
nal cord injury in the U.S. each year, Innovative therapy efforts include
injuries and studies to understand
approximately 10 percent affecting body-weight supported manual
the complexities of regenerating the
children under age 16. Automobile treadmill training or robotic treadmill
spinal cord.
accidents are the number-one cause of training with the Lokomat, a device
Shriners Hospitals for Children
spinal cord injury. that automates movement therapy and
shares its expertise in pediatric spinal
In addition to providing expert improves the efficiency of treadmill
cord injury rehabilitation through
medical and rehabilitative care, it is training in patients with neurological
academic affiliations at noteworthy
critically important for caregivers to movement disorders, such as spinal
nearby institutions, such as Rush
be aware of and meet the develop- cord injury. Shriners Hospitals for
Medical College in Chicago, Univer-
mental, social and educational needs Children — Chicago is the first in the
sity of California Davis and Temple
of children and adolescents with health care system and the sixth hos-
University in Philadelphia, and
spinal cord injuries in order to ensure pital in the entire country to acquire
through various medical outreach
they have the best opportunity for a a pediatric Lokomat. Both of these
programs.
full, satisfying life. That is why, in therapies provide weight-bearing
While Shriners Hospitals for Chil-
the mid-1980s, Shriners Hospitals for opportunities and can help stimu-
dren provides this expert care without
Children established the nation’s first late muscles and build strength and
any financial obligation to patients or
spinal cord injury (SCI) rehabilitation stamina.
families, the organization depends on
programs specifically designed for In addition to therapy, exercise and
the generosity of donors to support
children and teenagers. activity-based rehabilitation, includ-
its mission of caring for children. To
Patients participating in these ing aqua therapy, pet therapy and
learn how you can help, please visit
programs – available at the Shriners adaptive sports, is emphasized. These
www.donate2SHC.org.
Hospitals for Children in Chicago, activities build strength and stamina
For more information about Shri-
Philadelphia and Sacramento, Ca- and increase social interaction, confi-
ners Hospitals for Children, please
lif. – receive the complete range of dence and independence. Some of the
visit www.shrinershospitals.org.
services needed in order to recover to hospitals also offer specialty camps
the fullest extent possible. emphasizing aspects of health, fitness
As is true of all care offered at and independence.
Shriners Hospitals for Children, the Shriners Hospitals for Children is
SCI rehabilitation program is fam- considered an expert in gathering and
ily-centered and multidisciplinary, interpreting statistics and data regard-
offering each patient a complete, ing pediatric SCI and has the only
easily accessible care program. The pediatric spinal cord injury database
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..…are back!!!
Starting in September!!!
The Shrine Bowl Unit will again be holding it’s Big Red Dinners this year. Come and enjoy a great dinner and hear
what the coaches have to say. They will be held September 24, October 15, November 19, January 21, and February
18. Doors open at 6:00pm and Dinner at 7:15pm, with coach’s talk afterwards. Tickets are $110.00 for the season (5
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Scottish Rite
Masonic Center
Calendar of Events
CHECK THE DATE
Oct 1 Leadership Institute Session 2, 6 – 9:30 PM Babysitting
available, $5 per family
Oct 2 “Memories of ELVIS” concert and dinner 6 PM Hosted by
KSA – tickets $30
Oct 3 Leadership Institute Session 2, 8:30 AM – Noon Babysitting
available, $5 per family
Oct 5 DEADLINE FOR RESERVATIONS TO “WHITE
CHRISTMAS” AT THE ORPHEUM)
Oct 10 KSA Meeting 9AM
Oct 16 Friends of Scottish Rite Dinner & Auction
Oct 17 One Day Blue Lodge at SRMC
Oct 19 Lodge Meeting /Dinner , Reservation deadline 10-16-09 @
4PM Babysitting available $2 per child, includes their dinner
too.
Oct 27 Master Craftsman Program starts (2 of 6) 5:30 PM at SRMC.
Oct 29 Honors Dinner STAG
Oct 30 Friendship Dinner @ SRMC
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DATES TO REMEMBER
Oct 2 Commandery Meeting Cancelled
Oct 3 Coffee On The Square 8:00am Papillion Masonic
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Oct 11 Omaha Chapter #1 Omelet Breakfast 8:00am –
1:00pm Benson Masonic Temple
Oct 12 Omaha Chapter #1 Ram Dinner & Meeting
6:30pm - Benson
Oct 14 Florence Chapter #61 Ram Pot-Luck And Meeting
Visitation of Grand High Priest Jerry Bespalec
6:30pm - Papillion
Oct 15 Omaha Council #1 Cryptic Masons Dinner & Meeting
Visitation Of Grand Illustrious Master Jim Clark
6:00pm - Bellevue Masonic Temple
Oct 16 Grand Master Annual Breakfast 7:30am - Omaha
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Oct 17 One Day Blue Lodge Degrees 7:30am - Scottish Rite
Oct 24 Council And Commandery One Day Degrees &
Orders7:30am - Papillion
Oct 30 Friendship Dinner 6:00pm - Scottish Rite
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Nov 6 Commandery Dinner & Meeting (Election Of
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2009 UNITS & CLUBS MEETINGS
UNITS ..............TIME ..........DAY OF MTG ...LOCATION ...............CONTACT .......PHONE .................DIVAN
Arab Patrol ............. 7:00 pm............ 4th Monday ................ Tangier – Aladdin ...............Jon Christensen ...... 402-330-8292 .........Cary Manson
Band ....................... 8:00 pm............ 4th Thursday .............. Tangier – Lower Level .......Dave Krecek .......... 402-496-2222 ....... Charlie Lovell
Black Sheep ........... 6:30 pm............ 2nd Monday ............... Tangier – Green Room .......Jerry Bishop ........... 402-333-4496 ...... Mike Sorensen
Chanters ................. 7:00 pm............ Every Monday .......... Tangier – Main Room ........Michael Nelson ...... 402-592-1345 ....... Greg Hadcock
Clowns ................... 6:30 pm............ 1st Friday ................... Tangier – Lower Level .......Jim Hirl .................. 402-339-2329 ....... Charlie Lovell
Cycle Patrol............ 6:30 pm............ 1st Monday ................ Various................................James Artherton ..... 402-334-2294 .... Don Ellenberger
Directors Staff ........ 7:00 pm............ 4th Monday ................ Tangier................................Greg Matthes ......... 402-690-8279 ....... Greg Hadcock
Greeters .................. 7:00 pm............ 2nd Tuesday.............. Various................................Fred Yates .............. 402-502-9914 ...... Mike Sorensen
Hospital Float ......... 6:30 pm............ 3rd Saturday ............... Various................................Don Harrington ...... 402-430-9198 ..........Jim Parks Sr.
Jo De Ra……….. ... 6:30 pm............ 1st Monday ................ Jerico’s................................Jeff Mann ............... 402-598-6223 ....... Greg Hadcock
Keystone Kops ....... 7:00 pm............ 2nd Friday .................. Various................................Craig Sullivan ........ 712-325-9065 .........Cary Manson
Legion of Honor..... 7:00 pm............ 1st Tuesday ................ Tangier – Lower Level .......Don Bowerman ...... 712-256-5010 ...... Mike Sorensen
Mobile Nobles........ Noon ................ 1st Saturday ............... Anthony’s ...........................Jay DeYoung ............712-379-3962 ...... Mike Sorensen
Motor A .................. 6:30 pm............ 1st Monday ................ Various................................Larry Hulsebus....... 402-731-4401 ....... Charlie Lovell
Motor B .................. 7:00 pm ........... 1st Monday ................ Farmhouse Cafe .................Jeff Barrett ............. 402-498-0449 ..........Jim Parks Sr.
Nomads .................. Inactive Unit ......................................................................................................................................................................n/a
Oriental Band ......... 7:00 pm............ 1st & 2nd Mondays ..... Various................................Vern Gibson ........... 402-721-4066 ................Phil Stier
Provost Guard ........ 7:00 pm............ 3rd Thursday .............. Tangier................................Ed Thompson ......... 402-895-3764 ....... Charlie Lovell
Rawhide Nobles ............................... 3rd Thursday .............. Various................................Ron Tenney ............ 402-685-5260 ..........................n/a
Roadsters II ...................................... 3rd Wednesday ........... Fremont Blue Lodge ..........Dave Fink............... 402-753-0448 ................Phil Stier
Shrine Bowl ..................................... 2nd Tuesday ............... Various................................Greg Cade .............. 402-333-6682 ..........Jim Parks Sr.
CLUBS .............TIME ..........DAY OF MTG ...LOCATION ...............CONTACT .......PHONE .................DIVAN
Arbor Shrine........... 7:00 pm............ last Tuesday .............. Nebraska City (TBA) .........David Linn ............. 402-235-3862 ......................... All
Boone & Crockett .. 6:30 pm............ 1st Thursday .............. Tangier – Lower Level .......Pete Donahoo ......... 402-598-1174 ....... Greg Hadcock
Botna Valley ........... 6:30 pm............ 4th Tuesday .............................................................Jay DeYoung .......... 712-379-3962 ......................... All
Computer Club ....... 7:00 pm............ 3rd Tuesday................ Tangier – Lower Level .......Aric Aasgaard ........ 402-990-1000 ..........Chuck Sohm
Corvette Club ......... 6:00 pm............ 2nd Monday ............... Tangier................................Allen Marsh ........... 402-895-1773 .... Don Ellenberger
Council Bluffs ........ 5:00 pm............ 3rd Sunday ................. Village Inn-Madison Ave ...Michael Wallace..... 712-328-8110 .........Cary Manson
Crescent.................. 6:00 pm............ 4th Friday ................... Various................................James Davis ........... 402-213-7371 ..........Chuck Sohm
DeMolay ..........................................................................................................................James Gunderson ... 402-253-2688 .........Cary Manson
Fremont .................. 6:30 pm............ last Monday .............. Various................................Stan Darling ........... 402-721-3377 ......................... All
New Noble Orientation..7:00 pm............ 4th Wed/Check Calendar.... Tangier-Main Room ...........Tom Koksal ............ 402-344-2353 ..........................n/a
Mo Ri ..................... 6:30 pm............ 3rd Thursday .............. Various................................Bill Dunn ............... 402-238-2659 ......................... All
Oasis....................... 6:30 pm............ as needed .................. Schuyler..............................Terry Scheuneman . 402-352-8815 ......................... All
Past Masters ........... 6:30 pm............ Quarterly................... Various................................Charlie Binge ......... 402-895-5750 ..........Jim Parks Sr.
Pirates..................... 7:00 pm............ 4th Monday ................ Tangier................................Tyler McCabe ........ 402-679-1467 .........Cary Manson
Racers..................... 7:00 pm............ 2nd Monday ............... Tangier –Card Room ..........H Scott Karpf… ..... 402-572-7548.. ........Jim Parks Sr.
Ritual Divan .....................................................................................................................Jim Mueller ............ 402-597-0690 ..........................n/a
Road Runners ......... 12:00 pm.......... 2nd Saturday .............. Anthony’s ...........................James Davis ........... 402-213-7371 .......... Jim Parks Sr
Sandhills................. Various............. Various ...................... Various................................Murray Mellor ....... 402-925-2169 ......................... All
Sojourners (Masonic Group)............................................................................................Phil Lorenzen ......... 402-677-9682 ..........................n/a
Soccer...............................................................................................................................Kevin Sapikoski ..... 402-734-5524 ..........................n/a
Temple Craft .......... 7:00 pm............ 3rd Thursday .............. Tangier – Main Room ........Al Sesemann .......... 402-333-3197 ....... Charlie Lovell
Vintage Iron ........... 7:00 pm............ 4th Tuesday .............................................................Jim Alessandro ....... 402-593-8506 ...... Mike Sorensen
LADIES MEETINGS ............ TIME ................DAY OF MTG ....LOCATION ..........CONTACT........... PHONE
DAUGHTER’S OF THE NILE ......... 11:30 am ..................1st Thursday ................Tangier Main Room .....Sue Ellenberger...... 712-328-8644
Sat-Ra Patrol ...................................... 7:00 pm....................Mondays.....................Tangier Lower Level ....Myrna Sorenson..... 712-366-2786
Sat-Ra Chorus .................................... 11:00 am ..................Every Thursday ..........Tangier Main Room .....Florence Corbin ..... 402-298-8683
Pageantry Dancers ............................. 5:30 pm....................Every Monday............Tangier Lower Level ....Lisa Finley ............. 402-218-5585
WOMEN’S AUXILIARY.................. 10:00 am ..................2nd & 4th Wed ..............Tangier Lower Level ....Faye Daniels .......... 402-292-6274
GOLDEN GIRLS............................... 12:00 am ..................2nd Tuesday .................Tangier Lower Level ....Arlene Anderson .... 402-384-8409
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is coming!!!
February
25, 26, 27, 28
2010
Chief Rabban Assistant Rabban
Cary L. Manson Michael H. Sorensen
& Lady Toddy & Lady Carol
High Priest & Prophet Oriental Guide
Greg Hadcock Charles G. Lovell &
& Lady Donna Potentate Lady Yvette
Jeffrey E. Jackson
& Lady Heidi
Treasurer Recorder
James B. Parks, Sr. Chuck Sohm
& Lady Sandy & Lady Anita
Set-up will be Wednesday, February 24th
Thursday October 29th, 2009
at Tangier Shrine Center
6:00 PM Cocktails
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Sunday
October 25, 2008
8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Tangier Shriners’Center
2823 84th Street
Omaha, NE
Danish Pancakes (Aebleskiver)
Danish Sausage (Medeisterpolse)
Juice/Coffee/Milk
October 10th
19802 Cornhusker Rd. Open to the Public • Bring Your Friends!
Omaha, NE
5:00 pm Cocktail/Social Hour $20 per person Adults $6.00 Children (under 10) $4.00
6:00 pm Dinner $30 per couple
Proceeds are for the benefit of Tangier Greeter’s activities.
Payments are not tax deductible as a charitable contributions.
Tangier Shrine Band Shriners Hospitals
Pancake
Rated One of the Most-Trusted Nonprofits
Breakfast
Shriners Hospitals for Children ranked as one of
the top three most trusted nonprofit organizations
in a recent survey of wealthy individuals conducted
by the Luxury Institute, an independent research
Sunday October 18, 2009
firm.
The New York City-based Luxury Institute
conducts a variety of impartial surveys and
9:00a.m. - 1:00p.m. research to guide and educate extremely affluent
Live Music individuals and the companies that market to
Adults $5.00 • Children $2.00 them on trends, net-worth consumer rankings, and
ratings of luxury brands and best practices.
This was the first year the institute conducted
its Luxury Brand Trust Index survey of nonprofit
organizations, said Martin Swanson, the firm’s
vice president of business development.
Shriners Hospitals for Children ranked third
among the most-trusted
nonprofits. Children’s Hospital
of Philadelphia ranked first, and
St. Jude Children’s Research
Hospital ranked second.
Proceeds are for the benefit of Tangier Band activities.
Payments are not tax deductible as a charitable contributions.
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MEMBERSHIP DINNER
2009
Oc tober 30th,
6:00pm
Share the Fun,
Invite a Friend!
Scottish Rite Masonic Center
Contractors Inc.
Plumbing • Heating • Air Conditioning • Refrigeration
“Gets you back where you belong!”
• Industrial Piping • Excavation
Complete
Commercial/Industrial Mechanical Services
Dave Strunc Rob Kuhl 8720 “F” Street
330-3333 884-1055 24 Hour Service
AUTO • HOME • LIFE • BUSINESS
BONDS • MEDICARE SUPPLEMENTS
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Omaha FUNDRAISER
KEYSTONE KOPNebraska
Nehawka,
Jewelry Saturday, October 10th, 2009
11:00 AM to ???
Activities
(individually ticketed)
Locally owned and operated in Rockbrook Village @ 108th & Center. Meal – We’re going Whole Hog
397.0200
Kids Hayrack Ride in the day & pumpkin find
Adult Hayrack Ride in the evening
Serving Omaha since 1918. Raffling rights for hunting
Which way
Registered Jeweler with the American Gem Society. Jailhouse & Paddy Wagon
did they go?
Owner Bob Krause is a member of the Tangier Shrine. Fireworks in the Evening
Music – DJ / Karaoke
See us for all your jewelry needs! • Special discounts for masonic family. Evening band at Ruli’s
“You’ve got a brother in the business.” Face Painting by Deb
Pie-in-the-face
Bucking Car
Beer Garden
Poker Run
Car Show
Auction
Popcorn Balls
Caramel Apples
And much more…
Help the family grow - All participants must have their own insurance and permits or license -
- Proceeds are for the benefit of Keystone Kops activities -
and increase support - Payments are not tax deductible as charitable contributions -
for the children!
Grand Master’s Breakfast
Gentlemen
Don’t Miss this Great Event!
Where: Omaha Home for the Boys
Dining Hall
4343 North 52nd
When: Friday, October 16th
Time: 7:30 – 8:30 am
Ticket may be purchased at your local Blue Lodge
Or by calling
John Maxell 740-6302
Paul Rutherford 681-5646
Profits will be donated to the George Washington Masonic Memorial
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Presented by
Cobia Lodge #631 AF&AM
Brethren & families, this will be the fourth
year of the Cobia Lodge Hog Roast & Dance
fundraiser. This year we have lowered the
suggested donation to $8.00 per person for
adults and $4.00 for children under 12 years
of age. To obtain tickets please contact
any member of Cobia Lodge or
call 712-322-1604. Last minute
tickets will be available at the door.
All other donations are welcome.
This Event Is Open To The Public
COME JOIN THE FUN!!
When: November 14th 2009
Where: Eagles Club Hall, 1530 Ave F, Council Bluffs IA
Time: Dinner 6:00-9:00pm with music & dancing to follow
This fundraiser will allow Cobia Lodge #631 to donate to a local
elementary school in need of additional school supplies.
For more information or tickets
please call Brother Mike Petry at 712-322-1604
Omaha Chapter #1
Omelet Proudly Supports the Shriners
• Business Insurance
Breakfast
• Employee Benefits
• Personal Insurance
• Safety & Claims Services
Sunday
October 11, 2009
8:00am – Noon
Adults - $6
Children Under 12 - $3
Benson Masonic Temple
5903 Maple Street Don Kamins
800.344.5624 w w w. h a k c o. c o m
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Narcissus Chapter #269 A Spudtacular
Order of the Eastern Star
Potato Extravaganza!
TurKey Dinner Friday October 9, 2009
5:00 to 8:00pm
Lower Level
Baked Potato with All
Saturday, October 10, 2009 your favorite toppings
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
prepared to perfection
Benson Masonic Temple • 5903 Maple Street
402.553.0679 by the Arab Patrol
Adults $8.00 • Children $4.00 (12 & under)
Carry Out Available Tickets $5.00
Walk-ins Welcome! Contact Any Patrol Member
Or contact any NARCISSUS officer for tickets Proceeds are for the benefit of Arab Patrol activities.
Payments are not tax deductible as a charitable contributions.
HAMBURGER NIGHT Legion of Honor
SCHEDULE
Biscuits
Fall 2009
October
& Gravy
7 Legion of Honor ..............................LOH Ladies
14 Provost ................................................Bethel #13
21 Vintage Iron ............................ Westside RB #22
28 Arab Patrol...........................................Auxiliary
November Sunday, Nov 1st, 2009
4 Pirates .................................................Bethel #24 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
11 Greeters .....................................Greeters Ladies
18 Corvette Club .......................................Bethel #1 $5.00
25 Thanksgiving Eve ..............No Hamburger Nite Tangier Shrine Center
December ....................No Hamburger Nights Lower Level
“Proceeds are for the benefit of Tangier Legion of Honor activities”
If these dates do not work for your Unit or Club, please call the office at 402-392-0404. “Payments are not deductible as charitable contributions”
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October
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 3
Womens Auxiliary
Fashion Show Noon
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Hamburger Night Pig Roast Keystone Kops
5:00pm 6:00 – 10:00pm Nehawka Fundraiser
Dart League (Replaces Temple 8:00am - ??
7:00pm Meeting)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Hamburger Night Big Red Dinner Chanters Rib Feed One Day Blue Lodge
5:00pm 6:00pm 5:00pm Scottish Rite 7:30am
Dart League
7:00pm
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Band Pancake Feed Chief Aide, Unit/Club Hamburger Night Friendship Dinner
9:00am Head Meeting 5:30pm 5:00pm Fremont Lodge
Nile Supreme Queen Dart League 6:00pm
Visit 6:30pm 7:00pm
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Greeters Breakfast Hamburger Night Circus Kickoff Friendship Dinner Halloween Party
8:00am 5:00pm 6:00pm Scottish Rite 6:00pm 8:00pm
Dart League
7:00pm
2009
November
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Legion of Honor Hamburger Night Keystone Kops
Biscuits & Gravy 5:00pm Steak Dinner &
8:00am Dart League Auction
7:00pm 5:00pm
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Hamburger Night Temple Meeting
5:00pm Dinner 6:15pm
Dart League Meeting 7:30pm
7:00pm
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
Chief Aide, Unit/Club Hamburger Night
Head Meeting 5:00pm
5:30pm Dart League
7:00pm
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
Hamburger Night Thanksgiving
5:00pm
Dart League
7:00pm
29 30
2009
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Nabity-Perry
Insurance, Inc.
Full Service Insurance Center
Business • Auto • Home • Contractor’s • Bonds
35 Years of Service
Representing Many Fine Companies
Integrity & Reliability
guaranteed by
Walt Nabity & Dave Perry
571-3600
YOUR AD
Could Be Here.
Contact the Shrine
Office about advertising
in the Hot Sands.
Let your event or
business/service
BE KNOwN
Tangier
T h a n k s Yo u
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2009
FALL CEREMONIAL
Saturday, December 5th, 2009
Is In Honor Of Past Potentate
“Illustrious Sir Robert Klesath”
Harken ye to the Potentate’s Call!
Heed well, all ye Sons.
The Mighty One hath spoken from the Golden Cloud which
cometh down from the zenith of the Seventh Heaven. Comes the
call to all ye good and faithful nobles to make a pilgrimage to the
sacred city of Mecca. Now therefore, your Illustrious Potentate will
lead forth a magnificent caravan. Seek ye worthy Sons of the Desert
– promising them the benevolent brotherhood accorded to all pious and
trusty nobles of the Mystic Shrine. The Arab Soothsayers have
checked the stars in the Arabic horoscope and selected Saturday,
December 5th, 2009 for ceremonial session.
Es Selamu Aleikum
Jeff Jackson
Illustrious Potentate
Attest:
Charles E. Sohm
Recorder
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Tangier Shrine
CEREMONIAL PROGRAM
Now is the time, if you have gone through a Cold Sands,
to come back for the
“Hot Sands”
Saturday, December 5th, 2009
10:00 Receive and Register Candidates
11:00 Introduction of Elected Divan
Legion of Honor Presents Colors, Pledge and Prayer
Potentate’s Remarks and introduction of the Class Honoree
12:00 Ladies and Nobles will have lunch with new Candidates & Ladies
1:30 Ritualistic Divan will present the ARCH Program
2:30 Second Section downstairs. New Candidates and Nobles only
2:30 Ladies Program upstairs while second section is in progress
4:00 New Nobles will receive packets and Fezzes
4:30 Class picture in front of Arch, individual pictures for those that want them
5:30 Reception and Social with Units and Clubs
Doubletree Hotel at 72nd & Cedar Streets
6:00 – 7:00 Tangier Band and Chanters will entertain
Nobles – Downstairs Bar will open at 12:00 Noon with OPEN Bar – Please come and show your support
to the New Nobles and Tangier Shrine. Upstairs Bar will open at 2:30 P.M. with OPEN Bar.
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Tangier Business & Professional Sponsor Directory
ACCOUNTING & TAX BANKING HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING EQUIP. INVESTMENT ADVISORS (cont)
Roger D. Alger, CPA Great Western Bank 20 Locations A-1 United Heating & Air Conditioning Regency Services, Inc.
13812 “U” St. ……….…….........896-2500 Harlan Falk………….....….……552-1251 4972 “F” St. …….......………….593-7500 6408 Witmore Street
Member FDIC, Equal Opportunity Lender Ballard Fleming ……..……........398-1966
Darst & Associates, CPA CLIMATE CONTROL Bill Beard
Dave Emry, Ray Duerfeldt BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 4531 S 90th Street……….........558-1555 INVESTIGATORS
14707 California St…….....…....498-9100 Jerry’s Basement Waterproofing, Inc. Professional Investigations Inc.
3030 Keystone Drive…….....….392-2211 HOME REPAIRS David Robinson ………..…....…690-4014
Schwarz & Associates, CPA Just Wilson Inc. www.private.eye@cox.net
Hank Schwarz……….....…...….330-6880 CAREER & COLLEGE PLANNING Home Repairs/Demolition
CareerXplorer International, LLC Lumpy Wilson….................402-657-1498 Investigative Professional Services
ADVERTISING La Mar Lind David Rose.........................402-319-5841
Hawk River Advertising 5705 Pratt.................................505-3379 Mac’s Wood Shop www.werelookingoutforyou.com
Kevin Conner…….....…......402-305-7931 Mac McManigal…......................393-3096
CATERING JANITOR SUPPLY
AIR CONDITIONING Henn’s Catering Celebrity Gutters Omaha Compound Co. 2001 Nicholas
A-1 United Htg & Air Conditioning Dan & Ruth Henn …….…….....331-6858 Residential & Commercial Justin Manvitz ……….....………346-7117
4972 “F” Street……......………..593-7500 Paul Rutten................................681-6080
SmoknBBQ.com Wayne & Karen JEWELRY
Climate Control Smoked Meats to full Catering INSURANCE
4531 S 90th St……….....………558-1555 712-328-0196....................402-690-6472 American Family Ins - Travis Prater Malashock’s - Village Pointe South
Auto, Home, Life, Health, Commercial Robert Malashock
APPLIANCE-HOUSEHOLD COMPUTER SERVICES 14345 Fort St, Ste 900..............445-6117 16811 Burke Street.........…..…496-9990
Jack McIntire Parkinson Consulting - Michael Parkinson
West Omaha Furniture & Appliance parkinsonconsulting@cox.net...708-0464 ASSOCIATED UNDERWRITERS, INC. LAWN EQUIPMENT
6205 Maple………….....…….....551-1700 11115 “O” Street...............(402) 592-0900 Pruitt Inc. - Rich Almgren
CONCRETE BLOCK Omaha, NE 68145-0820 Small Engine, Lawn Mowing Equip.
ASPHALT Don Kroupa Insurance Agency 4524 Leavenworth St, Omaha..556-1610
Asphalt Sealcoating & Striping LLC Larson Cement Stone Co. “Specializing in all types of Insurance”
Keith R. Green 4526 South 28th St. ……….733-1897 12865 Deauville Dr. - Omaha, NE 68137 LAWN CARE
25078 McPherson Ave. CB.......669-1676 Phone.......................................895-1030 Complete Lawn Service
DRY CLEANERS Lawn Care & Snow Removal
ATTORNEYS Max I. Walker Cleaners Farmers Insurance Group (See Display Ad) Bill Redmond …..………......…..333-9022
Rodney S. & Mary Sederstrom Bob Walker, Jr. Rob Kuhl….......….........….402-884-1055
3828 Dodge………….…....……551-8700 All over Omaha and Council Bluffs….....344-7488 Dave Strunc …….......…….402-330-3333 LAWN SPRINKLERS
Fax 551-1113 Quality Irrigation................402-672-9297
ELECTRIC WIRING LORING & COMPANY www.quality-irrigation.com
Malcolm D. Young, Attorney North-West Electric Dan Loring - Business Insurance
8742 Frederick St. ……….....…393-5600 Charles M. McDonnell...............571-3601 600 Essex Court …….......…….399-8721 MOVING
Ford Moving & Storage-Allied Van Lines
AUCTIONEER EMPLOYMENT Nabity-Perry Insurance Call Brothers: Jack, Eric, Bob or Rick
Business, Auto, Home, Contractor’s Bonds
GREAT PLAINS REALTY-AUCTION CO. Eggers Personnel, Jim Eggers, Prs. E-mail: www.fordstorage.com
Randy Fleming CEO, CAI • Don Groesser CAI 11272 Elm St. ………….....……333-3480 3205 N 90th St, Ste 109............571-3600 7402 “L” Street ………….....…..592-5455
Professional Auctioneers Since 1964 Omaha Insurance Services
www.gpsold.com................402-210-4885 ESTATE PLANNING SERVICES 11132 “O” Street, Omaha NURSERY
Pearce Financial Services Jeff Mann...........................402-592-4455 Tranquill Times Plantscapes…..402-933-8239
AUTOMOBILE REPAIR Kevin Pearce, Mutual of Omaha dfrazee@tconl.com
TUFFY AUTO SERVICE CENTER 2102 N. 117th Ave.................... 502-6900 Pearce Financial Services
Mark Anthony Kevin Pearce, Mutual of Omaha OFFICE SPACE
137th & Millard Ave….......……895-4274 Al Penner, Jack Schram…........556-2070 2102 N. 117th Ave.................... 502-6900
Hillcrest Landing
State Farm-Tanya Patzne
Great Location-Great Price, Check it out!
AUTOMOBILE SALES FIRE PROTECTION Auto, Life, Health, Home, Business
Don Perry …………..……...….596-1062
Gregg Young Chevrolet - GEO Fire Guard Inc 2770 S. 129th Ave....................333-1866
178th & West Dodge Bob Sorenson Chuck W. Dworak
PAINTERS
Omaha, NE ……………….....…572-8080 10414 J St. ……………….........592-1999 INVESTMENT ADVISORS
Welch Painting - Jeff Welch
Keast Motors - Ford, Lincoln, Mercury D.A. Davidson & Co.
Interior - Exterior - Decks
Chevrolet, Pontiac, Buick, GMC
FUNERAL DIRECTORS Philip A. Lorenzen
paint@jrwelch.com ………....…660-6256
Korisko-Larkin-Stasklewicz Funeral Home SID & General Market Municipals
Walt Keast-Oakland, IA......877-885-3278
5108 “F” St. ………...........…….731-1234 10250 Regency Circle …….......392-7902
Steve Keast-Harlan, IA.......800-234-4927 PHOTOGRAPHERS
Roeder Mortuary Mervin Reese
McMullen Ford - New & Used Pearce Financial Services
Jon Roeder 8711 Countryside Village….......391-3755
Harry & Scott McMullen Kevin Pearce, Mutual of Omaha
50th Ames Ave. ……..........……453-5600 2102 N. 117th Avenue...............502-6900
Lake Manawa Exit,
108th & Maple ……….......…….496-9000
Council Bluffs, IA …….....(712) 366-0531
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Tangier Business & Professional Sponsor Directory
PLUMBERS TIRES (cont)
JW Greenwood Plumbing Inc ...734-7835 Southwest Tire - Tom Cullinane H ot Sa nds Newsletter
PRINTERS
13736 “Q” St. …………….....….895-6555
Available
K-Kopy Printing Service, Inc. TRAVEL AGENTS on ou r website!
Keith Kortright, E-mail: kkopy@cox.net True Travel Inc.
736 North 75th St. ………....….393-4857 Roland Treu………………..402-558-8222
REFRIGERATION
info@truetravel.com
G o To
Bennett Refrigeration Inc. TREE CARE www.ta ngiersh ri ne.com
3352 North 88th Plaza Terry Hughes Tree Service
Glenn R. Bennett …….....……..571-7444 Terry Hughes ………………......558-8198
REAL ESTATE TRUCKS
Deeb Realty Paul Lucht & Sons Body Shop, Inc.
Howard Fouts Tom & Nick
2611 S. 117th St........................871-9733 1519 S. 3rd St.……..…......……342-5630
REMODELING McMullen Ford - New & Used
Joe Kopecky Builders Harry & Scott McMullen
Joe Kopecky ………......……….676-9533 Lake Manawa Exit
Council Bluffs, IA ……………....366-0531
RESTAURANT
Anthony’s Steakhouse and Ozone Lounge UNIFORM RENTAL
7220 “F” St................................331-7575 Max I. Walker Uniform Rental
Bob Walker Jr. …………....……344-7488
RUBBER STAMPS All Over Omaha and Council Bluffs
J.P. Cooke & Co.
Warren Cooke, John Cooke VENDOR SERVICE
1311-15 Howard St. ….....……..342-7175 Apple Vending……..……......….689-3344
SCRAP METALS RECYCLING WATER DISTRIBUTION
Midwest Metals Recycling Omaha Water Company
Copper-Brass-Aluminum-Scrap/Cans $3 - Five Gallons. Business or Home
1624 Clark Street Free Catering to Events.…..…..731-0149
Mark Bolin ……………….......…345-6624
SERVICE STATIONS
Fred’s Friendly 66 Service
Fred Wackerhagen
Robert Wackerhagen
29th & Leavenworth ……...…..342-9519
VALVOLINE INSTANT OIL CHANGE
Mark Anthony
132nd & Maple Street ….....…445-0070
Lifetime Membership Dues Card
137th & Millard Ave. …...…….895-4274
108th & Q Street ………....…..592-6550
SNOW REMOVAL- Commercial Costs:
Quality Irrigation................402-672-9297 There is no age basis for the following membership categories and formula. If not for yourself,
www.quality-irrigation.com think of purchasing a lifetime membership for a son or relative you may have brought into
Shrinedom. Each of these individually, or together resulting in a Total Life Membership.
STORAGE
The Tangier office @ 392-0404 can assist you or answer any questions.
Call Brothers: Jack, Eric, Bob or Rick
E-mail: www.fordstorage.com LIFE MEMBER
7402 “L” Street ………….....…..592-5455 * Temple Dues $37 x 20 years = $740
PER CAPITA MEMBER
Gray & Associates
Don & Joan Gray, Owner * Per Capita $15 x 30 years = $450
Cars, Boats, RVs, Etc. PERMANENT CONTRIBUTING MEMBER
18201 S. 132nd St. ……......…..253-2855
* Hospital $5 x 30 years = $150
TIRES Total Life Membership cost for 2009
Allied Oil & Supply, Inc.
Con Heinson Only $1340
2209 S. 24th St. ………….....…344-4343
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Tangier “HoT SandS” – Please Help Our Sponsors – ocTober 2009
Hot neWs Tangier Temple Pre-Sorted
2823 South 84th Street Standard
Omaha, NE 68124 U.S. Postage
Halloween Horror Night ......................Front Cover
(402) 392-0404 • Fax: (402) 392-2208 PAID
Potentate’s Message ................................. Page 2 Omaha, NE
Email: tangier@tangier.omhcoxmail.com Permit No. 433
Temple Dinner ........................................................... Page 2
Tangier Lounge 392-1357
Notifications ............................................................... Page 2
Appointments & Masonic Activities ............................ Page 3
Memorials .................................................................. Page 4
Red Cross Review ..................................................... Page 4
Tangier Chanters Rib Feed........................................ Page 5
Pay it Forward For Our Kids ...................................... Page 6
Unit & Club Articles ............................................... Pages 5-9
Hospital Report .......................................................... Page 9
Big Red Dinners ...................................................... Page 13
Scottish Rite Check the Date................................... Page 14
York Rite Dates to Remember ................................. Page 14
Unit & Club Meetings ............................................... Page 15
Shrine Circus Coming.............................................. Page 16
Miloma Pig Roast .................................................... Page 17
Tangier Band Pancake Breakfast ............................ Page 17
Greeter’s Danish Breakfast ..................................... Page 17
Grand Master’s Breakfast ........................................ Page 19
Cobia Lodge Hog Roast .......................................... Page 20
Laughter in the Afternoon ........................................ Page 20
Royal Arch Mason’s Omelet Breakfast .................... Page 20
Narcissus Turkey Dinner ......................................... Page 21
Spudtacular Potato Extravaganza ........................... Page 21
Hamburger Nights Schedule ................................... Page 21
Calendars of Activities ............................................. Page 22
Fall Ceremonial ...............................................Page 24 & 25
Directory Ads ................................................. Pages 26 & 27
Brick Order Form & Lifetime Memberships ............. Page 27
Save the Date ..................................................... Back Cover
Hamburger Night restarts, Wednesday, October 7 at 5:00pm.
TEMPLE meeting, Thursday, October 8 will not occur.
Tangier Appreciation Night for the Tangier Nobles and his Lady (NO family or Non-Shrine friends) This will be a pig roast
and open bar at 6:00pm - 10:00pm.
The Nebraska versus Missouri game will be on the big screens.
Nehawka fund raiser for the Transportation Fund, Saturday, October 10 at 11:00am. Come out and support Nehawka as
they support us.
Big Red dinners start, Thursday, October 15 at 6:00pm.
Chanter Rib Feed, Friday, October 16 at 5:00pm
One Day Blue Lodge, Saturday, October 17 at the Scottish Rite at 7:30am
Chief Aide meeting, Tuesday, October 20 at 5:30pm. We will meet in the lower level.
Nile Supreme Queen visit, Tuesday, October 20 at 6:30pm
Friendship Dinner, Friday, October 23 at the Fremont Lodge at 6:00pm (tentative)
Greeters Danish Breakfast, Sunday, October 25 at 8:00am
Circus Kick-Off, Thursday, October 29 at 6:00pm
Friendship Dinner, Friday, October 30 at the Scottish Rite at 6:00pm. We NEED members!
Halloween Party, Saturday, October 31 at 8:00pm. Wear a costume.
Legion of Honor Biscuits & Gravy, Sunday, November 1 at 8:00am
Keystone Kop Auction and Dinner, Saturday, November 7 at 5:00pm
TEMPLE meeting, Thursday, November 12. dinner at 6:15pm, meeting at 7:30pm. Call the office for reservations.
Chief Aide meeting, Tuesday, November 17 at 5:30pm. Units and Clubs please be there!
Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26. A time for family.
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