The Beginning Of Our New Future!

We never have so much fun ... Doing so much good
October 2015
monthly messenger
Of
Anah Shriners
Bangor, Maine
The Beginning Of
Our New Future!
Anah Shrine Cornerstone Ceremony
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your accomplishments and remember
“We never have so much fun…. Doing so
much Good”.
Yours in Faith,
Jesse Thomas, Potentate
Jesse Thomas
Potentate
Greetings Nobles, welcome to
October, the month we usher in fall,
cooler temperatures and colorful leaves,
a reminder winter is coming in a couple
of months. September has been another
busy month for us with our annual Noble
Appreciation Night being kicked off with
a Cornerstone Ceremony attended by
our Imperial Potentate and the Imperial
First Lady, Imperial Sir Jerry Gantt and
Lady Lisa. The Northeast Field Days,
hosted by Kora Shriners, was the next
weekend, a report on both of these events
will be in next month’s Anahgram. Our
Shrine Clubs are back in action after their
summer break as well as Blue Lodges. I
want to thank my home lodge, Lygonia
Lodge #40 of Ellsworth for their generous
donation of ten thousand dollars to Anah’s
Building for the Future Fund to purchase a
granite bench, many thanks for all you do
to support Anah Shrine.
At the time of this writing we were
hoping to be doing business at our 1404
Broadway location, but we’re still working
on phone and computer connections to the
building, hopefully by the time of this
reading this will be history and we’ll be
at 1404 Broadway. We’ve moved a lot
of the furniture and equipment to 1404
Broadway and the building is taking
shape, many thanks to Larry & Lib and
their crew for all they’re doing, if you
haven’t been in to check us out you owe it
to yourself to stop by, you’ll be impressed.
There is a high level of energy amongst
Anah Nobles and ladies about the move
to our new Building, don’t’ let that drop,
keep up the excitement and be proud of
“FROM THE
RECORDER’S
DESK”
Larry L. Hersom
Recorder, P.P.
Welcome to Fall! Where did our summer
go? It seems like just yesterday we were
getting ready for the summer Ceremonial
in Ellsworth.
I would like to start by thanking Noble
Skip House for all his assistance in getting
the electronic sign up and running at our
new building. Skip has spent a couple of
days working at our new facility, as well as
loading the software, to run the sign onto a
laptop, which he has donated to the Anah.
Thank you Skip for all your support.
Next I wish to thank my wife, Libby, for
all the time she has spent decorating and
arranging the furniture at our new building
to get ready for the Noble Appreciation
Night. Imperial Sir Jerry Gant and Lady
Lisa were with us on that evening to
assist our Potentate Jesse in dedicating
and placing the Cornerstone at our new
building. Libby made sure the building
was inviting, and created a warm invitation
when stepping into the lobby on that
auspicious evening. I also want to thank
Phyllis and her husband Arthur (Coota)
Watson, and Janice and Don (Bo Bo) Young
for their work preparing their respective
offices for the move. What a great job they
all have done. It will be appreciated by all
the Nobles and ladies in the future when
visiting their workspaces.
If you haven’t already, you will soon be
receiving your 2016 dues notice. Please
understand the increase in the dues is an
increase in the Imperial per capita tax and
NOT Anah’s dues. As I stated last month,
you can eliminate that part of your dues
by paying it for a lifetime in the amount of
$450. If you pay prior to December 31, it
will be $450. However, if you wait until
after Jan. 1, 2016, it will then double to
$900. So now is the time to get it paid….
by check or credit card. If you have any
questions, please give the Recorder’s office
a call.
Hopefully by the time you receive this
Anahgram, the Recorder’s office will
be moved into the new building. We
are hoping to have phones and internet
in the new facility sometime mid to late
September. We will post to our website
and on our Facebook page when we finally
make the move. So until then, please call
us or come into our 586 Main Street office
to get any tickets for any of the upcoming
events.
October will be a busy month, as the
Divan will be visiting Northern Penobscot
Shrine Club Oct. 7 and Tri-County Shrine
Club Oct. 21 for their official visitations.
Also don’t forget to purchase your tickets
for the Potentate’s Reception to be held at
our new temple October 24. Chief Rabban
Bob Turner and Lady Bonnie have great
plans to make this an unforgettable evening.
Look forward to seeing you at the next
Shrine event. Hope everyone will enjoy
the upcoming fall season.
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4th Annual
Fri., Nov. 20
Sat., Nov. 21
Sun., Nov. 22
10am-8pm
10am-8pm
10am-6pm
Fri., Nov. 27
Sat., Nov. 28
Sun., Nov. 29
10am-8pm
10am-8pm
10am-4pm
Admission: Adults $2.00; Children Under 12 Free
Net proceeds from this Feztival are for the benefit of Anah Shrine. Payments are not deductible as charitable contributions.
“Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth.” – Henry David Thoreau
October 2015
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Former Patient Becomes a Shriner
Scott Boucher Shares His Story
In 1982, I became a patient at Shriners Hospitals for
Children — Springfield, in Massachusetts. Little did I know
that my first visit would pave the way for years of specialized
care and lead me to become a Shriner.
RElYING ON THE EXPERTS FOR CaRE
At age 5, my doctor in Northern Maine advised my parents that
I would need extensive surgeries to correct my orthopaedic
issues. Since my parents were unable to afford the necessary
procedures, my doctor recommended that my parents contact
Shriners Hospitals for Children for assistance. I became a
Shriners Hospitals patient, where I was treated for Legg-CalvéPerthes syndrome, which caused a deformity in both of my hip
sockets and prevented me from walking. For the next 17 years,
I underwent a variety of treatments, including 12 surgeries
and two body casts. Some of the more unique treatments I
experienced were 3-D gait analysis, a functional body brace that
I used for two years and numerous advanced shoe orthotics.
ClOWNING aROUND FOR THE KIDS
I am now 38 years old. I live in Bangor, Maine, with my
wife, Dena, and our 5-year-old daughter, Claire, and own a
financial services business. I joined Shriners International as
soon as I turned 21. I knew 17 years ago that I wanted to help
this amazing organization that changed my life. My favorite
memories from when I was a patient are the Shrine clowns, so
I felt there was no better way to give back than to become a
clown myself. I have been portraying “Scooter” for the past 16
years, helping to make patients and families smile.
Last year, I worked on organizing a trip for our local Anah
Shriners Clown unit to visit the Shriners Hospitals for Children in
Scott Boucher, also known as “Scooter,” and his daughter Claire
Boston and Springfield. Many of my fellow clowns had never set
foot into a Shriners Hospital, yet they had dedicated hundreds of
hours in support of the amazing work of the hospitals. I wanted my
fellow clowns to witness how the hospitals are changing the lives
of children, and inspire them to continue on with their great work.
My hope for the future is to continue volunteering as a Shrine
clown and to continue educating our local community on the
miracles that Shriners Hospitals for Children perform each day.
I am forever grateful to the Shriners for all that they did for my
family and for me. Without the Shriners and Shriners Hospitals,
I would not be walking today.
HOW TO BECOME a SHRINER
To learn how to become a Shriner and help Shriners Hospitals
for Children, please visit beashrinernow.com.
Shriners Hospitals for Children
The Shriners Fraternity
Shriners Hospitals for Children is one of the largest pediatric sub-specialty
health care systems in the world, with locations in the U.S., Canada and
Mexico. Our staff is dedicated to improving the lives of children by providing
pediatric specialty care, conducting innovative research and offering
outstanding teaching programs for medical professionals.
Children up to age 18 with orthopaedic conditions, burns, spinal cord
injuries, and cleft lip and palate are eligible for care at our 22 locations,
regardless of the families’ ability to pay. Within these broad service
lines, many types of care are provided. For example, some facilities offer
reconstructive plastic surgery, treatment for craniofacial abnormalities or
care for sports injuries. Generally, care is provided until age 18, although,
in some cases, it may be extended to age 21. All services are provided in a
compassionate, family-centered environment.
For more information, please visit shrinershospitalsforchildren.org.
Shriners International, a fraternity based
on fun, fellowship and the Masonic
principles of brotherly love, relief and
truth, founded Shriners Hospitals for
Children as its official philanthropy in
1922. What began as one hospital is now
a world-renowned health care system
with 22 locations in three countries.
The fraternity, which has nearly 200
chapters in several countries and
thousands of clubs around the world,
continues to operate and support this
unique health care system. Please visit
shrinersinternational.org to learn more.
4 Leaders in Care • Fall 2015
“You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.” – Mae West
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Annual Potentates Reception
HONORING ILLUSTRIOUS SIR
DONALD”JESSE” THOMAS
POTENTATE 2015 ~ ANAH SHRINE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24TH, 2015
AT ANAH SHRINE 1404 BROADWAY BANGOR, MAINE
NOBLES: THIS IS THE EVENT THAT HONORS OUR POTENTATE AS HE NEARS THE END OF HIS MANY YEARS OF
SERVICE AS A DIVAN MEMBER.
Spend this special evening with our Illustrious Potentate Donald “Jesse” Thomas and his Lady
Brenda and members of the Divan and their Ladies.
Social Hour: 5 pm to 6 pm
INTRODUCTIONS AT: 6:00 PM
Dinner: 6:30 pm
Choice of: Prime Rib, Baked Stuffed Chicken or Baked Stuffed Haddock
(Please specify choice of meal when ordering tickets)
Tickets; $25.00 per person available at the Shrine Office until October 16th, 2015
Program and Dancing to follow dinner
Music by RETRO ROCKERZ
SEMI FORMAL DRESS \ WITH FEZ
Shuttle busses will be available from 4:30PM pm to 11:00pm from the Ramada Inn on the Odlin Road
Visa and MasterCard may be used to purchase tickets at the Shrine Office 207-942-2254
Proceeds from this function are for the benefit of Anah Shrine and contributions are not deductible as charitable contributions.
YOU CAN HELP BY SPONSORING A CHILD
If you need help with an application or need any other information about sponsoring
a child to our orthopedic childrens’ or burns hospitals contact the Nobles listed below.
ORTHOPEDIC: Robert Pullen, 157 Stetson Road East, Levant, ME 04456, Tel: 884-7102
BURNS: Robert Turner, 32 Island Drive, Windham, ME 04062, Tel. 892-3124
Springfield Hospital: 1-800-322-5905 - Boston Burns Hospital: 1-800-255-1916
October 2015
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Academicians ........................................ 9
Aides........................................................
Aroostook Shrine Club.............................
Athletic......................................................
Band.........................................................
Bangor-Brewer Shrine Club.....................
Boosters................................................. 8
Calendar................................................. 7
Chanters...................................................
Circus.......................................................
Clowns (Bangor)................................... 13
Convertibles......................................... 11
Daughters of the Nile............................ 20
Directors Staff...........................................
Editor........................................................
Facts & Figures.................................... 19
Feztival of Trees................................... 27
Flag Unit............................................... 13
Funsters .............................................. 24
Go-Karts...................................................
Hancock County Shrine Club............... 10
Highlanders.......................................... 18
Hospital News (Boston)............................
Hospital News (Springfield)......................
Indy Cars..................................................
Kampers Club....................................... 30
Kanteen Corps.........................................
Keystone Kops..................................... 26
Klowns (Aroostook)..................................
Lobster Boat Unit.................................... 6
Membership Committee...........................
Mini-Bike Unit...........................................
Mini-Car Unit.............................................
Mystery Person...................................... 7
NASCAR Unit...........................................
Northern Penobscot Shrine Club.......... 23
Obituaries............................................. 28
Oriental Band...........................................
Past Masters Unit.....................................
Patrol........................................................
Photo Unit.................................................
Potentate................................................ 1
Provost Guard.......................................11
Public Relations........................................
Recorder................................................. 1
Schoodic Shrine Club........................... 21
Second Section.................................... 26
SMART Team......................................... 6
Sunshine Club..........................................
Tri-County Shrine Club......................... 24
Waldo County Shrine Club................... 29
Washington County Shrine Club.......... 24
Widow’s Club........................................ 26
Wheelers.............................................. 14
4x4’s..................................................... 12
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Steve Trimm Jr
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Route 43, Alton, Maine
I95-Exit 197 • 3 Miles West towards Hudson
Call: 207-991 2214 or
207-991-2543
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“Remember not only to say the right thing in the right place, but far more difficult still, to leave unsaid the wrong thing at the tempting moment.”- Benjamin
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THE ANAHGRAM
Monthly Messenger of Anah Shriners
Bangor, Maine
Office of Publication
Bangor, Maine 04401
Telephone 207/942-2254 Fax 207/942-1994
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.Anahshriners.com
Available by subscription $12.00 per year.
Who is it ???
Bill Geel, Reporter
EDITOR
Rich Armstrong
[email protected]
ADVERTISING MANAGER
Janice Young
[email protected]
1404 Broadway
Bangor, Maine 04401
Tel: 942-2254
DIRECTOR PHOTO UNIT
Lloyd W. Day
[email protected]
Old Town, ME
207-745-5351
ASST. DIRECTOR PHOTO UNIT
Dennis Bryant
1036 Ayers Jct. Road
Charlotte ME 04666
Home Tel: 454-3514
THE ANAHGRAM is published monthly.
Deadline is the 10th of the month preceding
publication unless advertised otherwise in the
previous issue.
THE ANAHGRAM reserves the right to accept
or refuse any item for publication.
ANAH’S DIVAN
Illustrious Potentate
Donald “Jesse” Thomas
Chief Rabban
Robert L. Turner
Assistant Rabban
Steven “Steve” Trimm
High Priest & Prophet
Brad Prout
Oriental Guide
Roger Grindle
Treasurer.
Julian S. White, Jr.
Recorder
Larry L. Hersom, P.P
PLEDGE
I pledge allegiance to my flag and
to the country for which it stands,
one nation under God, indivisible,
with liberty and justice for all.
“No man stands so tall
as when he stoops to
help a child.”
– Abraham Lincoln
Last month’s subjects were Ronald Cook,
Al Lancaster, D.Melvin, Warren Overlock,
William Bendaly. Ronald Cook guessed
this (because he’s in it). If you know this
month’s person, or think you do, call
Recorder P. P. Larry Hersom at 942.2254
or e-mail the Editor at anahgram@
anahshriners.com. The first one to identify
the person wins a free Booster listing for
one year. The supply of pictures is low so
if you have someone you would like to
feature send it to the Editor by e-mail or
drop it at the Recorder’s office. This
feature can only continue with your help!!
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570 Main St, Bangor ME 04401
The August meeting was held at
Jordan’s Takeout in Ellsworth and what
a rainy night to have a meeting under
a canopy. The meeting was called to
order by Captain Chandler. Old and new
business was discussed. The unit took in
three new members at June ceremonial:
Scott Edgerly, Jr., Jacob Day, and Sean
Dow. Looks like a lot of old fellers have
some big training sessions coming to get
these new guys in ship-shape condition.
Other members Scott Edgerly, Scott
Johnson, Doug Monson, Bill Sinford, and
Yours Truly, Bill Geel. Potentate Jesse
Thomas was there I think to share some
wisdom; I’m not quite sure. The unit
will be heading to the port of Lewiston
on September 19th. All members should
be on deck at about 1:00 that Saturday.
Remember, if you guys bounce off any
rocks underwater, the cutter “Wilbert
Terry” will be in the area. I hope to get my
stern man, Forrest DeMeyer out for the
occasion. The meeting adjourned at 7:30.
Lady Susan, I’ve been practicing up
on the lyrics of “O” Canada”. Seems like
every border native ought to know the
lyrics.
More to come on the lobster picnic and
port of Lewiston next month.
Those celebrating birthdays are Yours
Truly, Bill Geel. Remember, Runtz, I’m
looking for a good day of sunshine. I’m not
getting older, Runtz, I’m getting brighter.
Also, Lyle Dever, Joan Terry, and Naomi
Edgerly. Belated birthday wishes to Sean
Dow.
Waylon and Melissa Merchant are
celebrating their anniversary. I suppose
you’ll be out pulling traps that day. Also
Keith and Nancy Robbins. I suppose you’ll
be watching TV. Jacob and Amanda Day.
I hope you don’t have anything to do with
the two guys above. Belated anniversary
wishes to Sean and Candice Dow.
Oops! Gotta Go! Phone’s ringing; it
must be Runtz telling me it’s safe to come
to Jonesport.
ANAH’s
S.M.A.R.T Team
Hello everyone from all of us on
ANAH’s S.M.A R.T. Team,
I wanted to give you an update of what
we have been doing this year. We just had
our first event which was the Family Farm
Day at Dan & Lanci Costain and Ron &
Carol Green’s Farm in Plymouth. It was a
great event!! We had 50-60 folks there and
the kids and adults had a really good time
Dan & Lanci and the Greens went above
and beyond to provide a very fun time for
Continued on page 9
“When you love someone, you love the person as they are, and not as you’d like them to be.” – Leo Tolstoy
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2
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SCAFRA Annual
Meeting Bangor, Me.
3
$300
SCAFRA Annual
Meeting Bangor, Me
Noble of the Year
Second Section
4
$25
Highlanders Meet
5
$25
WCSC Board of Directors
Meeting
6
$25
Hancock County Shrine
Club at Pats Pizza
7
$25
8
$25
Chanters Meeting
$25
Highlanders meet
12
Anah/Kora Visitation
Northpoint
18
$25
Highlanders meet
$25
Office Closed
Feztival of Trees
meeting at 6pm
13
$25
Sunshine Club Meeting
$25
Highlanders meet
14
$25
Anah/Kora Visitation
Northpoint
OFFICE
CLOSED
15
$25
Bangor
Brewer Shrine Club
meet
16
$25
Clown Meeting
19
$25
26
$25
10
$100
ANAHGRAM
articles due
Anah/Kora Visitation
Northpoint
17
$100
Nascar Super Supper
Columbus Day
20
$25
27
$25
21
$25
28
$25
Divan Meeting
-Tri-County Visitation
Ladies Night Palmyra ST
.Martin’s Church
Daughters of the Nile
Founders Day Session
25
$25
Wheelers Meeting
WCSC Stated Meeting
North Penobscot
Visitation
11
9
Keystone Kops meet
22
$25
29
$25
23
$25
30
$25
24
$100
31
$100
Potentate’s Reception
Family Nite Halloween
for kids Trunk or Treat
Clown’s Halloween
Dance
Halloween
N O V E M B E R 2015
1
$25
2
$25 3
$25
Hancock County Shrine
WCSC Board of
Club Joint meeting w\
Directors Meeting
$25
Highlanders Meeting
$25
5
$25
6
$25
Set up Sunshine Craft
Fair
Washington County
Shrine Club at Franklin
Vets Club
Daylight Savings Ends
8
4
9
$25
10
$25
ANAHGRAM
articles due
7
$300
Sunshine Club Craft
Fair
Sunshine Club
Craft Fair
11
$25
12
$25
19
$25
Waldo County Shrine
Club Stated Meeting
13
$25
14
$100
21
$100
OFFICE CLOSED
Veteran’s Day
15
$25
Highlanders Meeting
16
$25
23
$25
17
$25
OFFICE CLOSED
18
$25
25
$25
Tri-County Shrine Club
meeting at Dexter Club
( Business After Hours)
Feztival of Trees
20
$25
Daughters of the Nile
Session
Divan-stated
22
$25
Highlanders Meeting
24
Business After Hours
$25
26
$25
Festival of Trees
27
$25
Festival of Trees
28
$100
OFFICE CLOSED
Festival of Trees
29
$25
Highlanders Meeting
Thanksgiving
30
Festival of Trees
Festival of Trees
$25
Festival of Trees
Many items for the calendar are provided a year in advance. If your Club or Unit changes a date for an activity
please advise the Editor by the 5th of the month prior to publication.
Editor
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IMO C. Alton Bagley 05/17
IMO Dick Bagley, P.P. 05/17
IMO Darrell H. Kates 02/15
IMO Clifton Barker 06/16
Melrose and Betty Beal 01/17
IMO Clayton Bearce-Northern Penobscot Shrine
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IMO Albert “Bucky” Bishop 07/19
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Wallace & Mary Blowers 05/16
Blinn and Joan Boone 05/16
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IMO Helen F. Cleaves 02/16
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Arthur Cone 03/15
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Ron & Evelyn Cook 10/16
Dan and Lanci Costain 09/16
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Ken and Janice Crump 04/16
Wayne and Tanya Darling 07/15
Larry Doughty 05/16
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Gene and Pamela Hamm 08/15
Ed and Bonnie Hamm 08/17
IMO Edlbridge M. Hamm, Sr. 08/15
Ken and Donna Hanscom, Jr. 09/15
IMO Charles E. Harmon 09/15
IMO Tom Harper 10/16
Obed and Faith Hart 01/15
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IMO Mike Haskell 08/15
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IMO Norman”Hoopy Scoopy” Hatch 09/16
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IMO Elvin Heath 09/15
Howard Heath 09/15
IMO Robert Heath 07/15
Sheldon and Sandy Heath 04/16
Al and Marianne Henriksen 10/16
Larry and Libby Hersom 09/15
Don Higgins 10/15
Frieda Hill 06/16
Ralph and Maggie Hill 07/16
Buzz Holmes 03/15
Dean and Kathy Hoke 09/15
IMO Richard Holt 03/17
IMO Lewis M. Huntley 03/16
Jerry and Lois Hutchinson 09/16
Darin Ingersoll & Jess 09/15
David & Phyllis Ireland 08/16
IMO Roy K. Jack 04/15
IMO Pearl Hazen Jipson-Northern Penobscot
Shrine Club 03/16
C.Ray & Loretta Jones 08/16
Rich and Cindy Johnson 07/16
IMO Harland Jordan 06/15
F. Lee and Peggy Kaufman 10/15
IMO Alton Kenney 05/16
Robert and Rae Jean Knowles 04/19
Stan and Mary Knox 05/15
IMO Ernest “Bud” Larson 02/16
Charles and Selma Larson 09/15
Larry and Gail Larson 08/16
IMO Frank Leighton 11/15
Skip Lenfest Sr. 08/16
Skip Lenfest Jr. 08/16
Bob and Perlene Libby 02/16
IMO Seth Libby Sr.-Northern Penobscot Shrine
Club 08/16
Mike and Bonnie London 02/15
IMO Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Lunt, Sr. P.P. 09/15
Ellen & Fred B. Lunt Jr. P.P. 07/16
IMO Donald Lyons, Sr. 06/16
Roy Martin 10/25
IMO G. Urial Martin 07/15
Don and Bert Maxim, P.P. 04/17
Doulgas A. and Donna McCafferty 08/16
Doulgas K and Candee McCafferty 08/16
Imo Edward Sr. and Evelyn McCafferty 08/16
IMO Terral A. McCafferty 08/16
IMO G. Ronald McCluskey 02/15
Ed & Nancy McGraw 08/16
Welman and Natalie McFarland 01/16
Allan and Lorraine McGown 06/17
Winston and Francis McKay 10/15
IMO Tom “Pig Farmer” McKinney 12/15
IMO Carroll McLaughlin 11/15
Jim and Mae Merrithew 10/15
Dick and Joan Meserve 09/16
John and Suzi Miller 03/16
Norm and Barb Mylen 10/15
IMO Jay Nadeau 06/15
Dick and Betty Nevers 05/16
Harold and Connie Newman 10/16
IMO Ray Newman, Jr. 06/15
Larry and Teresa Nichols 07/16
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Matt “Ty-Dy” Oakes 08/15
Warren and Velma Orcutt 10/16
Bob”Boomer” and Julianna Palmer 07/15
Herman and Kate Peabody 07/16
Jim and Linda Parent 06/15
Esther and Ed Pellon, P.P. 04/17
Rod and Joyce Pinkham 10/15
Don and Linda Potter 05/16
IMO Jim Potter 05/16
Circus Spotlight Crew - P.I. Circus 05/15
IMO James M. Prout 03/16
Bob & Doreen Pullen 08/17
IMO Bob Pushard, Sr. 08/16
Martin E. Ray 02/16
P.P. Clyde V. Reynolds & Linda 02/16
Al and Charity Richards 05/15
Chuck and Sally Ridlon 02/17
IMO Keith B. Roberts 09/18
IMO Sumner Rogers 04/16
Dick and Diane Ross 06/15
Larry and Donna Rowell 11/17
Earl Sands 06/16
Heath and Karen Savage 10/15
Spike Savage 10/15
IMO Clifton R. Scoville 06/17
Todd C. Scoville 06/17
Marty and Joan Shaw 10/15
IMO Orland Shorey-Northern Penobscot Shrine
Club 10/16
Wesley & Ms Judy Shute 10/16
IMO John Simpson 06/15
IMO Ken Smith 04/16
Lester & Gail Smith 09/16
Roger and Pat Smith 12/15
IMO Ed Sprague, P.P. 04/16
Roger and Jan Stairs 05/16
Yogi and Doris Seymour 10/15
Ken and Tina Stewart 12/18
IMO Ray B. Steeves 06/15
IMO Robert “Bob” Strout 06/17
Elliott and Joyce Tarbell 06/17
Daniel L. Tarr 06/16
IMO Betty Tarr 06/16
IMO Thomas Tash 06/15
Dan and Bonnie Taylor 10/15
IMO Alexander R. Theodore 06/15
Jesse and Brenda Thomas 09/16
Paul and Joyce Thornton 04/15
Ronald Thrornton 12/15
Tim & Ann Thornton 12/15
Inez and Reginald Toothaker 04/17
Alden and Pam Tracy 06/16
Al and Pat Trask 02/16
Betty and Steve Trimm 04/16
IMO Carroll Trimm 04/15
Troy”Pop-Fizz”,Randi,Nicco & Zayden 08/15
Robert and Bonnie Turner 08/17
Brenda Vanchieri 12/15
Arthur and Phyllis Watson 06/16
George Weatherbee 06/15
Dave and Leni Weaver 03/18
Burt and Jackie Weed 05/16
Buddy and Caryll Wheeler 09/19
IMO Frank Whirty 02/19
Julian and Janice White 06/15
Bob Whited 01/15
Paul and Phyllis Wilbur 07/15
Llord and Jay Willey 07/16
Bob and Norma Winglass 08/20
Don and Felicia Wiswell 09/16
Don and Caroyln Wright 09/19
IMO Douglas Yost-Northern Penobscot Shrine
Club 06/16
Bob and Claire Young 09/18
Donald “Bo-Bo” and Janice Young 06/17
Duane “Div-it” and Karen Young 08/16
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all with everything from farmer Ron’s
hayride to many, many fun games for the
kids. Thank you very much for the
Costains and the Greens!!!
The next event we had planned was a
tailgate party in Sept., but we have decide
to put this off until the day of the Super
Bowl next Feb. We will send out more
details later in the year.
Our next event will be a “Trunk or
Treat” party at the new building on Oct.
30th. This is going to be a fun party where
the kids get to trick or treat at several
booths all in one building. Please look
forward to the info on that on the website
and in the Oct. Anahgram.
We are also selling bundles of dry, split
camp wood for $5.00 per bundle at a few
locations. The money we raise will be
used to support the events we are planning
and also candidates next year. You can buy
this at my house 350 Hampden Rd. in
Carmel, at Sawyers Dairy in Newport,
Ryan Otis’ convenience store in Belfast
and at Spaulding Radiator on outer
Hammond in Bangor.
Don’t forget the mission of the
S.M.A.R.T Team is to get families more
involved in Anah.
Noble Ron Bilancia, Reporter
Hello Fellow Academicians and Ladies !
It’s a short column this time around
folks. Hope you’re all doing well.
The next business meeting is Wed. Oct.
28th at 6:30 at Dysart’s on outer Broadway
in Bangor across from Gifford’s Ice Cream
near the new Shrine Center. Come one
come all. Let’s have a good turnout.
On my end of things it was a great
summer with several two and threenighter trips to places like Bar Harbor,
Addison, Nova Scotia, New Hampshire,
and Connecticut visiting friends and
relatives and having a great time in
general. Now I’m full throttle in the new
school year. Lauren is a busy 5th grader.
And Sally is selling houses to beat the
band.
I hear tell that Donnie Copeland
continues to enjoy many Masonic
activities at home and in his “second
home” across the border in Woodstock,
New Brunswick. Great work Donnie.
As of this writing we haven’t have the
annual picnic, so more on that next time.
Have a great October everyone. And
remember, never hesitate to contact me at
989-2617 or at [email protected]
with any questions, concerns, news, jokes,
gossip, nonsense, or just plain outright lies
that you would like to generously share
with our Nobles, Ladies, and Anah
Shrinedom in general.
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2016 DUES INCREASE
Dues for 2016 will be sent out from Shriners International headquarters in Tampa sometime the first of October rather than
Anah’s Bangor office. The per capita tax from International was
voted by the representatives this past July to increase from $15
to $30 per year. These additional monies are needed to run the
International operations in Tampa and the Imperial Sessions.
Anah’s dues are NOT increasing only International’s portion.
Anah’s dues, which are $35 are the second lowest of all the
Shrine International temples. The total dues for 2016 will be
$70, made up of Anah’s dues of $35, $30 for per capita and the
$5 hospital assessment. If you have any questions please call
the Recorder’s office.
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The first meeting after summer break
was at Pat’s Pizza on September 1st.
Twenty-nine members were present. Not a
very good turnout after the fifty members
we had at the last meeting. The meeting
was called to order by President Roger
Grindle at 6:30. Old and new business was
discussed. Don’t forget your can tabs for
the October 4th meeting at Pat’s Pizza in
Ellsworth. There will be a joint meeting
with Washington County on November
3rd at the VFW hall in Franklin. Let’s all
get out and show our two Presidents what
we stand for and give them some support.
Maybe I’ll be from the other county next
month. The Club voted to donate to the
new temple fund. Special thanks to John
Fuller for purchasing the granite bench.
Joe Marshall won the raffle. Special
guest was Bruce Clark from Florida. The
meeting adjourned at 7:30.
Now for the local news. Noble Bruce
Clark and Lady Lois from Florida were
spending a week vacationing in Ellsworth.
For some reason, they just can’t stay out
of Maine. Yours Truly had to wine and
dine them one afternoon. Hope that
doesn’t happen again for a while...just
kidding!!! Past Potentate Geddes Simpson
and Lady Carole (with an e) took another
honeymoon to the state of Georgia. P.S.
Geddes..how many times did you get
married that first year? Past Potentate
John Fernald and Lady Betty got invited
out for a turkey dinner. Gee, I didn’t think
Thanksgiving came in August. I thought
that was the time for lobster feeds. By the
way, John, I hope at some point I can get
on your Christmas list. But please keep
me on your pickle list. Noble Tommy’s
goat must have gotten a little under the
weather, because I saw it one day at a
different clinic.
Remember the calling post is doing
very well so keep your ears close to the
phone at the end of the month for your
local updates.
Those celebrating birthdays are Yours
Truly, Bill Geel, Brian Hamor, (don’t
know what you’re doing, Brian, but I
surely won’t be watching TV). Did you
forget my card? Also Wanda Fernald,
Danny DeWitt, Joan Terry, Lori Weaver,
Bob Stanwood, Butch Hackney, Robert
Findlay, Clarence Rodick, Minnie
Bowden, George Sealey, Eugene Kelley,
Bonnie Taylor, and Naomi Edgerly.
“Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about the things that matter.” – Martin Luther King.Jr.
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Honeymooners are David and Lori Weaver,
Dave and Brenda Thomas, Cecil and Julie
Fernald, Richard and Diane Findlay, Keith
and Nancy Robbins, Don and Regina
McHenan, Dennis and Donna Mallory,
Past Potentate John and Betty Fernald,
and Jacob and Amanda Day. Don’t know
how I did it, but I omitted Cory and Holly
Cirard. Remember honeymooners, you
still have time to order roses and a bag
of popcorn so you can cuddle up for the
evening.
Whoops!! Gotta go; the phone’s ringing.
Someone must have found my number.
Reporter Noble
Harold Adams
Hello everyone. Ten members were at last
months meeting, we voted and accepted
two new members into the unit. We are
happy to welcome Noble John Lessor and
his Lady Tavia, and Darrel Hodgdon and
his Lady Karen.
Anah’s new home is coming along nicely,
we enjoyed our meeting there. We want to
send our prayers and wishes for a speedy
recovery for our Lady Judith Pratt, we are
thinking of you Judith.
September belated Birthday Wishes to
Ladies Kathy Goodness, Monda Drew,
Chrystal Adams, and Lin Hamadey, and
Nobles Cliff Doughty, and Doug Segee.
Our October Birthday Wishes are for Ladies
Nancy Adams and Danielle Sullivan, and
our new Noble John Lessor. Wishing
Happy Anniversary to Noble and Lady Carl
and Monda Drew. May you all have many
more birthdays and anniversaries.
Our next meeting will be Tuesday, October
6, 2015, 7 o’clock at the new Anah Temple.
All are welcome, come check the Provost
Guard out, it may be the perfect fit for you,
we are always happy to have new members.
Until next time stay safe.
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Noble Gaylord E. Sundt, Reporter
The second week of September? What
happened to July and August? As I write
this I’m amazed as to how quickly summer
disappeared. About three times as fast as
what’s to come and the older I get, the
quicker it goes. Just an observation, that’s
all.
On August 16th ten members of our unit
met at Dysarts in Hampden for a topless
(except for bashful Bud) convey ride on
back roads to the Mansion Event home in
Dexter. A former boys prep school built in
1912 is where we had lunch and libations
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in a wonderful example of architecture of
that era.
Arriving there we were met by our
illustrious leader noble Dick and quality
control officer noble Terry on the front
porch checking to make sure that the liquid
refreshments available there were up to the
high standards this unit has come to expect.
They assured us that they were.
A short meeting was held on the porch
before lunch. It was warm and hard to
believe that one of the topics discussed was
planing for the upcoming Feztival of trees.
Should be a great one this year with our new
Shrine center more than able to support a
very worthwhile event.
A lovely luncheon followed in the
Mansion’s elegant dining room. Hostess
Lauraine and her husband provided a
delicious selection and it was enjoyed by
all.
Following lunch, noble John led us back
to the coast. It was a beautiful day with
perfect weather for a ride and gathering
with friends. We should do it more often.
Lady Lorraine and I will be in Colorado
for a cousins reunion during the NSA at
Kora in Lewiston. Any stories from that
event will have been circulated by the time
you read this I’m sure. I understand they
have green brownies available in Colorado,
so I will probably miss those stories.
October will be a busy month for noble
John as he will be out shopping for gifts for
his lovely lady Donna both for her birthday
as well as their anniversary. Noble Bud will
be treating his lady Theresa to something
special on her birthday I’m certain. Noble
Terry, you still have a few days to get your
special lady Bertie something extra special
for putting up with you for all these years.
Good job Bertie!
Congratulations and
happy days to all of you celebrating this
month!
Continue with your thoughts and prayers
for friends, family and fellow Shriners in
need. Many are dealing with health issues
and your prayers do help. Special thoughts
are with Noble Scott and his Lady Kelly as
he recovers.
Remember it’s all about the kids as
another month passes.
Reporting for the convertibles, Gaylord
Sundt
Ken Hanscom Jr. Reporter
October and the trucks have been put to
bed. The parades are over until next year.
It use to be that we were on the road all
summer, but the way the economy is now a
lot of towns have cut back on their parades.
Heard a rumor that one of “Paul’s Pigs”
is called Sweet Baby Ray’s, only the best
for Paul’s pigs.
“If you look for perfection, you’ll never be content.” – Leo Tolstoy
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We will have elections this month, so
should have a list of new officers next
month.
Birthdays wish’s this month go to the
ageing Joanie Porter, Sandra Perkins, Jeff
Perkins, and Perline Libby. Not much
Men’s Room in October. I may be old, but
I know better than to write much about
our ladies. Anniversary’s this month are
Alton and Mary Shedd, and Jesse and Jodie
Patterson. Guess those guys weren’t bird
hunters.
If you have anything that you would like
to have put in the Anahgram, contact me
at home at 794-6675, cell 794-2222, or
[email protected].
Blue Lodges are in full swing, and most
also have a supper, what a great nite out!
Until next time,
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October 24
Potentate’s Reception
Andrew St Amant, Reporter
Fall is upon us it is time to get the fire
wood done, and go hunting!
We had a flag waving year with at least
six or more member attending parades.
Thanks everyone for showing your pride in
supporting the children that are in need of
care! Spread the word of what a pleasure it
is to hold a flag high and have others cheer
as you march by. .
Who is blowing out the candles this
month? It is Nobles James Campbell,
Gerald Carey, Jerry Cole, Bill Harmon Jr.,
Eugene Kelley, Michael King, Jerry Swett,
Roger Trussell.
Lady Michelle Harmon. Happy Birthday!
We have no romance to celebrate this
month.
We march so they can walk. Reporter Andrew St Amant
November 7
Sunshine Club Craft Fair
November 19
Business After Hours Feztival of Trees
Nov.20-22
Feztival of Trees
Nov. 27-29
Feztival of Trees
Dec.12
Bangor/Brewer Shrine Children’s
Christmas Party
Noble
Martin “Fou”
Perfit,
Clown Unit
reporter
August activities began on August 1
(Gee! What a coincidence!) with our
recurring appearance at Home Depot’s
Children’s Workshop. There was a large
showing of kids despite competition from
The Bangor Fair. Fortunately four loyal
clowns in the persons of Div-It (Duane
Young), Fou (Martin Perfit). Gumpy (Mike
Robishaw) and Tag Along (Jeff Clark) were
there to handle things. That evening saw
three of our stalwarts twisting balloons at
the Senior League World Series opening
ceremonies in Bangor. The dedicated trio
included DIv-It (Duane Young), Patches
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NSA: They did an Awesome job!
COME VISIT YOUR HOSPITAL!
90th Anniversary
Homecoming
Celebration
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7
10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
(Shawn Mott) and Slap-Shot (Dale Hatch).
There was no respite with the very well
attended Air National Guard Family Day
event the very next day (Sunday, August 2).
The families and Air Guard personnel well
entertained as well as harassed by Spiffy
(Kerry Spofford), Petals (Steve Watson),
and Fou (Martin Perfit). A tip of the wig
to our own Drew Matlins (AKA Iggy
Noramus) who, in his real life role as ANG
Family Services coordinator, organizes this
annual event for the Guard members and
their families.
Thursday, August 13 found Petals
(Steve Watson) and Pappi (Stan Baker)
entertaining the residents of The PhillipsStrickland House in Bangor at their summer
cookout.
The annual Hampden Children’s Day
Parade on Saturday, August 15 was well
supported by Div-It (Duane Young), Fou
(Martin Perfit), Spiffy (Kerry Spofford),
Squiggles (Dave Small), Ko-Ko (Brian
Mushrow) and our very active apprentice
Tag Along (Jeff Clark). It was good to see
Ko-Ko and Squiggles back on action once
again. At the same time Gizmo (Lorne
Noiles), Coota (Arthur Watson) and Diggah
(Scott Knight) headed to the far north for
the Brownville parade. My meteorological
consultants tell me that the weather was no
more comfortable up there than it was down
in Hampden.
The next day, Sunday, August 16 found
Fou (Martin Perfit) and Dim Wit (Scott
Kennard) at the Bangor Elks Picnic where,
much to their surprise and relief, they were
joined by Dumpster (Dennis Dyer) and Tin
Cup (Tom Boone) who travelled down from
Dover-Foxcroft This is a great example of
Shriner fraternalism/ Thanks, Brothers.
October Birthdays: Jody Noiles & Debbie
Dyer Anniversaries: Theresa & Slapshot
(Dale) Hatch. Best wishes to all who are
celebrating this month.
Join our patients, both past and present, along with staff, friends
and family in celebrating Shriners Hospitals for Children – Springfield’s
90th Anniversary! Engage in our open house and interactive tour
to commemorate the hospital’s rich history and take a front row seat
to see what is on the horizon! Enjoy refreshments and entertainment
for the whole family, including a number of children’s activities!
Let’s celebrate this milestone year with a day full of memories,
excitement and togetherness at Springfield Shriners Hospital,
where love is 90 years of caring for kids.
To RSVP: Please call Bernadette White at
413-735-1291 or email [email protected]
Once again, we Wheelers have been
asked to fuel up, hook up and pretrip
our rigs. The Fireman’s Convention in
Belfast has asked us to thrill the throngs
of spectators in their fair city on the 12th
of September. We Wheelers will proudly
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300 Tickets @ $30.00
Prizes each of the months January thru June
1ST - $500.00
2ND - $200.00
3RD - $100.00
4TH - $50.00
5TH - $50.00
6TH - $50.00
7TH - $50.00
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For tickets see Dan Taylor 951-3883 or Sped 356-5579 or any
Bangor-Brewer Shrine Club member or in the office at the
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Please join us to
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Where: UNO Pizzeria & Grill in Bangor
When: Sunday, October 4th – Saturday, October 10th
Time: ALL DAY!
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WE MADE DEEP DISH FAMOUS
AFTER WE INVENTED IT
Cornerstone
Ceremony
Photos by Sheldon Ellis
Corner Stone donated by; H.W.Dunn & Son Inc. Ellsworth, Me. (Darlene Springer)
Chief Rabban Robert Turner Mike”Gumpy” Robshaw
Bill “TC” Taylor
Troy Devoe
Donald”Bobo” Young & Jeff”Tag-A-Long” Clark
Cabrini \Divan Room
Pat”Pooch” Kelly
Jeff”Tag-A-Long” Clark
Anah Photo Unit-Chester Davis Jr., Lloyd Day, Sheldon Ellis, Dennis Bryant & Merland Clark Jr.
Lady Lisa Gantt, Larry Hersom P.P., Lady Libby Hersom & Imperial Sir Jerry Gantt
Asst.Chief of Directors David Weaver
Noble David Thomas - Noble Cory Cirard- Noble Paul Cirard
Lady Shannon Prout and Lady Gail Clukey
Wheelers and Pink Panther Truck
Orator; Galen White and Lady Susan
Outer Guard Dean Hoke-Lady Nancy Wood, Todd Cotier, Chuck Wood, Corey Roberts
Lady Lynn Stanhope, Noble Jim Stanhope, &Captain of the Guard Robert”Boomer” Palmer,Jr.
Past Potentate Richard”Dick” Hallett, Director of Housing-Earl”Yogi” Seymour, & Personal Aide-Denny Smith
Past Potentate Dick Hallett, Noble Mike Grant and Lady
Lisa
Potentate Donald”Jesse” Thomas Noble Cory Cirard,Chief Rabban-Robert Turner,Imperial Sir Jerry Gantt,Oriental
Guide Roger Grindle
Robert Turner, Potentate Donald”Jesse” Thomas, Imperial Sir Jerry Gantt, Recorder Larry Hersom P.P., Roger
Grindle and Noble of Anah Shrine
P.P.Larry Hersom with Time Capsule placed behind
Cornerstone
Placing Corner Stone Noble Paul Cirard and Noble Cory Cirard
Nobles of Anah Shrine – Chief Rabban Robert Turner, Imperial Sir Jerry Gantt, Recorder Larry Hersom P.P.,
Potentate Donald”Jesse” Thomas Oriental Guide Roger Grindle
Assistant Rabban-Stephen “Steve” Trimm
Chief Rabban Robert Turner
2015 Divan of Anah Shrine: L-R Marshall Doug Dulac,Director Blair Bubier, 2nd Ceremonial Master Donald
Gordon, High Priest & Prophet Brad Prout, Assistant Rabban Stephen Trimm, Potentate Donald”Jesse” Thomas,
Imperial Sir Jerry Gantt, Chief Rabban Robert Turner,Recorder Larry Hersom,P.P., Oriental Guide Roger Grindle,
1st Cermonial Master Timothy”Tim” Dutch, Treasurer Julian S. White,Jr., Outer Guard Dean Hoke, Assistant
Treasurer Fred Brown
Nobles and Ladies of Anan Shrine
Anah Noble and Ladies at reception: Lady Lisa Gantt
and Lady Libby Hersom
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PETITION FOR INITIATION AND MEMBERSHIP TO THE POTENTATE, OFFICERS AND NOBLES OF ​ANAH SHRINERS​, SITUATED IN THE CITY OF BANGOR, STATE OF MAINE. I, the undersigned, hereby declare that I am a Master Mason in good standing in ____________________ #___________ located at ____________________________________ __________________________________ City
State Which is a Lodge recognized by or in amity with the Conference of Grand Masters of North America. Furthermore, I have resided at my current address for not less than 6 months, as required by the bylaws of Shriners International. I hereby make application to become a Noble of the Order, and a member of your temple. If granted membership, I promise to conform to the articles of incorporation and bylaws of Shriners International and the bylaws and ceremonies of your temple. Have you previously applied for admission to any temple of the Order? □ Yes □ No If yes, what temple ____________________________________________ When? __________________________ Were you ever a DeMolay? □ Yes □ No If Yes, what Chapter? (name and location) __________________________________________________________ Profession / Occupation _________________________________________________________________________ Employer _________________________________________ Phone ______________________________________ Birthplace ________________________________________ Date of Birth _________________________________ Residence: ____________________________________________________________________________________ ​Street County City State Zip Phone____________________CeLL:__________________________E‐Mail: ________________________________ Business: _____________________________________________________________________________________ Street
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Zip Phone: ________________________________________ E‐Mail: ________________________________________ Mailing address – Please Use: □ Residence □ Business ​FEZ SIZE:__________ Lady’s Name: _____________________________________Phone #______________________________________ Date _________ 20 ___ ​Print Full Name; ________________________Signature: ​___________________________ RECOMMENDED BY: NOBLE _________________________________________________ MEMBER # ____________________________ NOBLE _________________________________________________ MEMBER # ____________________________ Fee: $150.00 Office Use: Fee Pd: ___________ Paid By: (Cash/Check/CC) ________________ Fee must accompany application. Check payable to Anah Shriners. Payment not applied until initiation date. Visa, MC, Discover, Exp. Date; _________ Card # ______________________________CVC Code ______________ The Anahgram
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ANAH STATED MEETING
1404 BROADWAY
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2015
STATED MEETING NOTICE
Anah’s Stated Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2015
At 7 pm for the purpose of conducting the business of Anah Shriners and disseminating information to the membership
on matters relating to current Shrine events and activities.
All Nobles are invited to attend. All Unit Leaders are required to attend along with one other member of the unit. Please wear your fez.
Donald “Jesse” Thomas, Potentate
Attest: Larry L. Hersom, P.P. Recorder
Agenda
6 P.M. Dinner / Invocation
7 P.M. Pledge of Allegiance and Welcome Stated Meeting
Deaths since Aug. 18 Stated Meeting
Restorations Demits
Associate Members dropped
Associations with Anah
Temple updates
Questions/Comments
Meeting Adjourns
There will not be a charge for those in attendance for dinner however a donation jar will be available to offset the cost of the meal. Any Shriner can attend these Stated Meetings. Non Unit Members are asked to call the Anah Office at 942-2254 and let them know you will be in attendance for dinner.
VOTED GREATER BANGOR’S TASTIEST
PIZZA FOR 17 YEARS IN A ROW!
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represent Anah Shrine on that day---as well
as at the N.E. Field Days in Lewiston on
the 19th.
Through the vote of the unit, we Wheelers
are happy to introduce three new members.
Noble Dwayne Smith and Lady Kim of
Columbia Falls, Noble Howard Mills and
Lady Susan of Jonesport and Noble Andrew
Leali and Lady Melissa of Palmyra.
Welcome to our roadie unit as well as
Anah’s premier unit.
Noble Erik Lauritsen and Lady Jenn
celebrate their anniversary this October.
This months birthday celebrants are
Nobles Todd Bridges, Sheldon Heath,
Delbert Pinkham, Charles Curtis, Jr.
and my personal favorite, Lady Rhonda
Russell,who will spend her birthday putting
on a supper for the Masons.
Teddy TaTa Reporting
Noble
Mike Murphy
Reporter
Greetings Nobles and Ladies. I missed
last month’s deadline, so I’m making a
few minor changes to that report, because
I broke one of my fingers and typing on
my right hand is a bit of a challenge. I
may not be able to make the Northeast in
Lewiston as it is one of the necessary
piping fingers. I have been practicing a bit
and given the swelling in the finger and
lack of movement, I may be into October
before I’m back in due form. I have to say
that it is amazing how often one bumps
their fingers during the day without giving
it a thought. Someone asked if it was the
worst thing that had ever happened to me
and not wanting to whine or complain
more than I had said, “I’ve had better
things happen to me.” To put this into a
learnable lesson, If you have the choice to
brake a bone or not, choose not.
Here is the report that you should have
gotten in August. This will be a short
report. I’ve had a couple of really busy
weeks at work, and I haven’t had much
time to properly prepare my normal report.
Furthermore, your Highlanders have been
busy. We, as well as several other Shrine
units, performed at the Bar Harbor 4th of
July parade. As always there was a huge
crowd.
My wife, the lad, and I left
Millinocket at about 6 am to get there
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early enough to find a parking spot. We
really should have left a little earlier, so I
was a bit frantic, because I know the
parking is a challenge. Long about
Ellsworth, I got stuck behind an antique
VW microbus. Well, they just going the
speed limit simply wasn’t going to work
for me. So after a fair amount of
grumbling, at my first opportunity I passed
it. Despite how I drove, it stayed right
behind me. And turn for turn it followed
me.
After a little more grumbling, I
pulled into a choice parking spot at the
parade lineup, and to my horror the VW
parked right next to me. I had to go over
to the driver and his wife and humbly
apologize for all the grumbling I did,
because the owner/driver was one of our
drummers and a friend. It just goes to
show how we should always watch what
we say and think. Kraig laughed when I
told him as he suspected that I was quietly
making an ass of myself.
On another note, on July 7th, the
Highlanders degree team performed a
Master Mason degree on a young piper.
Nick has worked with members of our
band for several years. He just graduated
from High School and he may be one of
the first, if not the first Master Mason to
plan in the Shriner’s Football Game. We
are all really proud of Nick for joining
Blue Lodge and for his impressive piping
skills. Young men like him are the future
of our fraternity.
I just finished a solo piping parade in
East Millinocket. Father was driving the
parade marshal and kind of setting the
pace of the parade. He was driving a 72
Corvette Stingray Convertible; needless to
say I was marching at double time trying
to keep up. It wasn’t a long parade, and I
was thankful.
This evening (July 11th) the band is
going to play at the Fort Knox Scottish
Tatoo. There are usually 4 bands and we
each play a set at the Fort. It is a very nice
venue and I’d encourage everyone to
attend.
On July, 18th the band played for the
Lincoln homecoming. We also played in
Winter Harbor on August 8th. If you have
never been there, it is a nice quaint little
town.
We are getting close to starting our fall
practice schedule, so if you are interested
in pipes or drums, please send me an email
at [email protected] . Until
next time, Be blessed.
for their participation, dedication and
enthusiastic attitude towards the formation
of the new ANAH Facts & Figures Unit.
As Captain it has been a privilege and a
pleasure working with such a great group
of men. In addition there are non-members
I would like to thank. Thank you Directors
Staff Member Keith DeWitt and DeWitt
Welding of Medford for the construction
of our carts and Brenda Dickens and the
UPS Store in Ellsworth for our banners.
We participated in 5 parades this season.
Special Olympics on June 5, Ceremonial
on June 20, Maine Potato Blossom on July
18, (Many thanks to the Units up North)
Maine State Firefighters September 12,
Northeast September 19.
We as a unit are grateful for a successful
first year, but recognize the importance of
continued dedication and participation.
Fall brings thoughts of Hunting Season
(well hunting camp!) AND our Flagship
Fundraiser “Feztival of Trees”! This event
made even more exciting as it will be the
first Feztival to be held in our new Temple!
Wishing the Very Best to all Shriners
Co-Reporters
For tickets contact
Todd Jackson:
James Buteau and
and Masons.
Dillon Wilbur
Brian (Dewey)
Lane, Captain ANAH
944-3845 or the Shrine
Office
As we approach the end of our first year
Facts & Figures Unit.
as a Unit I would like to thank all members
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Betty Trimm, Queen, Ankh Temple No. 160 and
Sharon St. John, Supreme Majesty
Supreme Queen Sharon with Lady Brenda Thomas and Potentate
Jesse Thomas
ANKH Temple No. 160
Ankh Temple No. 160 held a banquet in
honor of her Supreme Majesty, Sharon St.
John, at the Ralph J. Pollard Lodge in
Orrington on August 12, 2015. Also
present for the banquet were many Anah
Shrine Nobles, including Potentate Jesse
Thomas and his Lady Brenda.
A
Ceremonial was held after the banquet
and the Temple welcomed three new
Princesses: Beverly Cobb, Janet Nadeau
and Elizabeth Bowen.
The Temple currently has many
fundraisers in the works “For the
Children”. One of these is an Origami
Owl fundraiser, which will be held
following the Stated Session on October
18th at approximately 4:30p.m. at the
Ralph J. Pollard Lodge. “What is Origami
Owl?” you ask. Origami Owl is custom
jewelry, which gives you the opportunity
to be the designer and make jewelry for
yourself or give as a gift. All Anah Ladies
are invited to join us or contact a Temple
member to place an order. Refreshments
will be served.
The Sewing Committee will be working
on sewing items of need for the Boston
and Springfield Shriners Hospitals. The
Boston hospital has requested standard
pillowcases in flannel and Springfield
needs OR hats and johnnies.
“I swear by my life and my love of it that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine.” - Ayn Rand
October 2015
SCHOODIC
SHRINE CLUB
Noble David G. Beckett, Reporter
Greetings from Schoodic Shrine Club:
Great time was had by all at the World
famous Fish Fry held at the Meddybemps
Community Center on Saturday, August
22nd. This was the annual Divan
Visitation. Potentate Jesse Thomas and
several members of the Divan, with their
ladies, were in attendance. We had nearly
40 Nobles and ladies with us. The fish was
great. The chefs did a terrific job. It went
so well because there were several
supervisors to watch over the work.
Potentate Jesse brought his greetings
and gave us an up-date on what is
happening with Anah. He spoke of the
new Shrine Center being prepared for the
Nobility and of the many ways we can
help through donations, pledges, and the
purchase of pavers, plaques, and benches.
Visited with Noble Harland Hitchings
last week at Ross Manor. Good that I got
in when I did, because this week he’s
home. Noble Lloyd “Dunk” Johnson was
in the hospital in Calais last week. I went
over to visit him a few days later and he
had gone home. All the best to these
Nobles and to anyone else not feeling
well.
As we look ahead, our October meeting
is a joint meeting with the Charlotte
County Shrine Club in St. Stephen, NB,
on Tuesday, October 27th, at the Masonic
Hall. Social hour begins at 5:00 pm US
time. This meeting is Nobles only. There
will be no meeting in November (deer
season). The annual meeting will be held
on Sunday, December 13th at the
Meddybemps Community Center. This
will be a pot luck dinner. with the annual
Yankee Swap. Dinner will be at 1:00 pm.
‘Til next time!
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AUGUST CALENDAR WINNERS!
Noble John Farrington, Reporter
President Richard Elwell called the first
meeting of 2015-16 of NPSC to order at 7
p.m. in Island Falls. He thanked all 39
Nobles, Ladies and guests at this meeting
for their attendance. Everyone enjoyed a
wonderful New England boiled dinner
prepared by the great cooks of the VFW.
The supper was preceded by a very
relaxing attitude adjustment hour.
The president called for a moment of
silence for deceased Nobles Seth Libby,
Noble Orland Shorey and for Noble
George Sargent’s family with the recent
loss of his granddaughter. We extend our
most sincere sympathies and condolences
to the members of these three families.
Because Ken and Raleigh Hanscom
were not in attendance there were no fez
fines.
George and Edwina Stanley
received a warm welcome this evening.
They were in attendance after a long
absence. We expect that they will now be
able to attend more of the Club’s functions
since they have retired from their business
in Medway; Stanley’s Auto Center.
Congratulations on your retirement. Their
son and daughter-in-law, Adam and
Tiffany, are now running the business.
The 50/50 was won by the president and
he graciously gave it back to the club. Our
dignitaries for the evening were once
again Aide Emeritus; Paul Thornton,
Greeter Emeritus; Derward Shedd and P.P.
Tony Bowers.
A meeting of the current officers and
directors will take place at President
Elwell’s home at 6:30 on September 24. I
reported the results of the nominating
committee and with no nominations from
the floor, Tony Bowers made a motion
with a second from Burt Weed to have the
secretary cast one ballot to elect all of
those named. It has been done and the
Nobles will be installed at the Club’s
Annual meeting on October 7 at the East
Branch Snow Rovers club house in
Medway.
Our guest speaker for the meeting was
Brad Kytes. He is the project manager for
the Oakfield Wind Project. Mr. Kytes
shared a great amount of information
about the project with the Nobles and
Ladies.
At the conclusion of his
presentation President Elwell thanked Mr.
Kytes, reminded all of our October
meeting and bade everyone a safe trip
home. Until next time, please remember
to keep Masonry and Shrine Dom in your
life.
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Membership
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is bestowed upon us as it will be turning
cold all too soon. And behind that snow,
sleet, hail ……Predictions are for another
cold and snowy winter.!
The Annual Bob Smith Picnic was held
August 16th, with a good attendance and
beautiful weather. All attending appeared
to be having a great time and enjoyed the
music of Lee Southard. The Noble’s
Appreciation Night will also be over when
you read this article and was the first Anah
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function in the new building.
The Potentate’s Reception is scheduled
for October 25th at the Shrine Temple in
Bangor and I hope that many of you plan
to attend this fun time. Potentate Jesse
and Lady Brenda’s year is coming to a
close in a few short months and a new
potentate will be at the helm.
Our September 3rd meeting was a held
at the Bluebird Family Restaurant in
Machias and it was great to see new
candidates and their Ladies in attendance.
There were 39 people in attendance which
was wonderful. Carolyn Wright won the
door prize. Those in attendance included:
Brad Prout, High Priest and Prophet;
David Weaver and Donnie Wright,
Directors Staff; Chief Greeter Warren
Orcutt and Assistant Chief Greeter Mike
Bailey; Joe McDonald, WCSC President
and member of the Mini Cars; Troy
Huffman, Lobster Boats; and Dick Kilton,
Treasurer for WCSC; plus their ladies.
The Festival of Trees is being held in
November at the Temple’s new location
and parking will not be the issue that it has
been in the past. Posters will be out and it
has already been posted on Anah’s
Facebook page. This event gets more
successful each year and there is more
interest from organizations and Shrine
Units to participate and put up a tree, and
in some cases two. WCSC voted to
sponsor a tree again in 2015 and the theme
will be ice fishing. A list of items that the
club would like to have donated for the
tree can be secured from Joe McDonald.
WCSC members have been very generous
in the past and why our tree has been so
popular by those attending. Many items
have already been donated for the 2015
tree. If you do not want to purchase an
item, a monetary donation may be given
and items will be purchased with the
money. We are hoping to see more support
from WCSC members this year for this
great fundraiser for our Temple.
The November meeting will be a joint
meeting with the Hancock County Shrine
Club and will be held at the Franklin Vets
Club on Route 182. It was voted to hold
the December meeting and Holiday Party
as a joint event on December 12th.
Information will soon be out once all the
arrangements have been made.
Happy Birthday wishes for October go
out to Nancy Bailey, Cary Carver, Fred
Crowley, Wanda Fernald, Esther Foss,
William Geel, Craig Hanson, Caron
Kilton, William Layman, Sandi Look, PP
Donald Maxim, Dawn Milliken, Brett
McGuire, Adelbert Pinkham, Mordina
Roberts, David Savage, John Sawyer II,
William Smith, William Spencer, Dan
Thompson, Bonnie Turner, Pat Ward,
Cheryl Ward, and Robert Wass.
Anniversary wishes are extended to PP
John and Betty Fernald, Cecil & Julie
Fernald, Kevin & Kim Gardner, Donald &
Helen Hatt, Bruce & Jean Ingalls, William
& Letitia Look, and David & Leni Weaver.
Until next time, enjoy the remaining fall
months.
“When you have eliminated all which is impossible, then which is impossible. Then whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.” – Arthur Conan
Doyle
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Widow’s Club
Lorena Fenlason, Reporter
Welcome to fall, Ladies. We certainly
had a nice Labor day Weekend. We could
have done without the humidity though.
As I write this, there is rain in the near
future. We could use it.
Those of you who joined me at the
Noble’s Appreciation evening, we had a
good time.
The next event at the shrine center will
be October 3rd. for the Noble of the Year.
You may not receive your Anagram
before this event so keep October 24th in
mine for the Potentate’s reception.
The Sunshine Craft Fair will be at the
new center also. Be sure to keep time in
your schedule for this fun day, November
7th.
In the November Anagram , I will have
a date to report to you for a little Holiday
get together. If you have a certain date and
place you would like to go ,let me know.
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Have a great October. Don’t forget to
treat the Trick a Treat.
As always, STAY STRONG and WELL
Noble
Fred Beylerian
Reporter
Happy Halloween
“May The Tricks Be Few
and The Treats Be Plenty”
The Chief would like to thank all Kops
and all those who came, for another very
successful Annual Keystone Kops Steak
Feed, at our new Temple. Great Job! And
again, Thank You Very Much, Everyone!
The tickets were sold, the drawings have
taken place, winners have been announced.
Congratulations to all and Thank You for
another really great GunRaffle.
Happy Birthday wishes the for month of
October go out to Kops J.R.Tozier and
Leon Spaulding and Lady Katherine
Hopkins. Wedding Anniversary wishes to
Fred and Candy Beylerian and Leon and
Marlee Spaulding. Congratulations to all
and may you have many more.
Now to the trivia question of the month.
Last month’s question was: Where did the
term “Read the Riot Act” come from?
Answer: As it turns out “The Riot Act”
was a real British Law under the reign of
King George I. The law made it illegal for
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Noble Fred Patterson, Reporter
Greetings Ladies and Nobles. Our
September meeting was held at our new
temple with decent attendance even
though it was on Labor Day weekend. We
had a new member join the Second
Section. Noble Tony Ranco of Waltham,
sponsored by Nobles Doug Hardison and
Gary Jordan was voted into the unit. Tony
happens to be Doug Hardisons son in law
and we are happy to have him as a member
of the unit.
The Second Section would like to thank
all of the Nobles who participated in
fundraising activities over the summer.
We did parking for the Waterfront
Concerts all summer which was headed
up by Assistant Director Tom Breitweg.
He and Lady Lillian along with Nobles
Harland Williamson, Clayton Wallace,
Jerry Hayes, Mike Gray and others filled
the Dawson Realty lot and the Shrine lot
almost every show. We also sold gun
raffle tickets all summer and we want to
recognize Noble Rich Johnson for going
above and beyond by selling 160 tickets
for the unit. The Folk Festival was at the
end of August and Noble Dennis Hill
helped with the organization of the event.
We had a great group of Nobles show up
for the Folk Festival and it was very
successful for the unit as well. All in all
we had a very successful summer with
regards to fundraising. The Gun Raffle we
voted to do was an overwhelming success
for the unit. We made up 1000 tickets and
we were able to sell 966 tickets overall.
We sold some right at the wire but we
made it and I would think that this will be
an annual fundraiser for the unit. Thank
you Joe Kitchen for bringing this to the
unit and thank you to all who pitched in
and sold what you sold. Go to the Anah
Shrine web page to see the list of winners.
September 5 was moving day for the
kitchen from the Main Street temple to the
new temple on Broadway. A small group
of Nobles and Ladies showed up and we
got everything moved into the new temple.
Still a few items left to bring the kitchen to
completion but we should be good to go
very soon. The location of the new Second
Section closet is getting closer to reality.
We have the location but we need to make
plans for the petitions in the room as the
plan is to split the room into two to three
separate rooms so we can lock it up.
The Second Section Noble of the Year
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Night will be over by this publication and
more on that night in the November
Anahgram.
Feztival of Trees is fast approaching and
with our new building it will be bigger
than we have ever seen it. Make sure you
all spread the word with friends and family
about this event so we can make it the
biggest yet. Cafe’ setup will be different
this year as we will be in a smaller kitchen
than we had before. We will probably be
setting a schedule of sorts to get help in
certain areas at certain times as we will be
limited on space this year. More to follow
in future Anahgrams on the Feztival of
Trees.
The Second Section would like to send
our condolences out to the family of
Harold Newman who passed away at the
end of August. Noble Newman was a long
time member of the Second Section and
although I was not in the unit when he
was, he was talked about a lot and will be
missed by all who knew him.
The unit voted at our September meeting
to do the meal at the Wheeler’s Super
Supper on February 13. This will take a
lot of Nobles to pull this off so put this in
your schedule so we can count on your
help.
Upcoming meetings are October 2,
November 6 and December 4. The
October meeting will be a Ladies night
and we will host the Ladies at Dysart’s on
Broadway just up from the temple.
October birthday wishes go out to Ladies
Regina Jackson, Irene Littlefield, Amber
Robison and Dottie Wellman and Noble
Darrell King.
Happy October wedding anniversary to
Ron & Suzette Harford, Kristopher &
Leah Rideout, Tom & Marge Severence,
Glen & Elizabeth Sherman and Joe &
Dottie Wellman.
Until next time, have a safe month.
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Greetings to one and all,
The FOT committee is in full swing for
presenting the best Feztival of Trees yet in
Anahland. I want to thank the building
committee for all their hard work in
preparing our new home at 1404 Broadway
to be one of if not the best Shrine temple
around. This puts the FOT committee
under a great deal of pressure to present an
event worthy of these new surroundings.
We want to transform the great room into
the greatest room in order to show the
public as well as our nobility and their
ladies that we are determined to bring the
Christmas season in with a BANG.
For those of you who know of a person
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“In Memory of Our Departed Brother Nobles”
When Allah calls, then our friends obey and fold thier tents and steal away. To
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Life is a story in volumes three, the past, the present, the yet to be. The first
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and last of the volumes three,is locked from sight - God keepeth the key.
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March 3, 1973 – Aug. 1, 2015
Tuscan Lodge #106, Addison
Restored Anah Aug. 2013
HAROLD A. NEWMAN, Winter Haven, FL
& Hampden May 20, 1941-Aug. 28, 2015
St. Andrews #83, Bangor
Raised 3/6/1964
Created Anah June 15, 1985
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or an organization that wants to sponsor a
tree this year please get the information to
us ASAP as time is running short and the
work is getting greater. Applications can
be found on the Anah website so please
help us help the temple meet budget and
maintain our facility.
I have been informed by Illusrious sir
Jesse that Tom Seymour has graciously
accepted the task of manpower chairman
for the Feztival of trees. If you would like
to be of assistance with this years Feztival
contact Tom and I’m sure he can find you
a place where you can be of much needed
help. He can be reached via email @ Tom.
[email protected]. When you see Tom
give him a much deserved tip of the fez for
his involvement with our cause, and while
you are giving out thanks please give the
same tip to Tom’s wife, Stacey, as she has
undertaken the duties of being our first
lady Brenda’s right hand person (who
would have thought I’d become politically
correct?) in the world of tree tickets.
In closing I want to say that I appreciate
every thing anyone does to help putting
the Feztival on each year. You don’t have
to donate and entire day for a project just a
few hours to allow those doing the long
shift a chance to get away from a ticket
table or out from behind a sales table for a
moment to enjoy the festivities. I believe
we have the potential of becoming the
most closely knit fraternity around and
once that happens the fun times are soon
to come for us all. We each owe our fellow
Shriner’s and their ladies the courtesy of
stepping up and doing our parts. Until
next time “Help an other person with even
a small gesture, and let me know how
good you feel inside after you see a smile
and hear even a faint THANK YOU.
By Charlie Pray, President
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ANAH SHRINE CLOWNS
HALLOWEEN DANCE
DATE: OCTOBER 31, 2015
TIME: 7PM TO 12AM
AT: 1404 BROADWAY (NEW SHRINE BUILDING)
$20 a person \$30 a couple pre buy at Anah Shrine office
or from a Clown Unit member
Tickets at the door will be available for $25 a person or $35 couple
Light Snacks available- you supply your own beverage of choice
Door Prizes for best costumes • 50\50 Drawing
Photo Booth set up by Photo Booths of Maine
Music by DJ DeVoe
Must be 21 to attend this event
(Proceeds from this event are for the Benefit of the Anah Shrine Clowns
and donations are not tax deductible as charitable contributions.)
generosity of the many local businesses
and numerous participants of our annual
fund raiser. With the fruits of these two
aspects of the club in the books, we are
contemplating
a project that will
seemingly aid in our efforts to stand alone
in the local “Facility Rental” arena and
become the only rental hall in the area to
boast the capability of air conditioning ,
not to mention the financial benefits of
less expensive heating costs with the
installation of heat pumps for the club
house.
The club would like to acknowledge the
efforts of two of our loyal and philanthropic
members and their families. Recently, the
family businesses of Raymond Young and
Ryan Otis organized our 4th annual lobster
feed at Young’s Lobster Pound on the
waterfront in Belfast. We all enjoyed a
light hearted night out on the beautiful
shore of Penobscot Bay, not to mention
the World Class delicacy of our region.
Also, thanks to the efforts of one of our
most valued volunteers, noble Alfred
Reynolds and Lady Catherine for their
work in arranging the relocation of our
refreshment booth for those attending this
annual event.
As for the direction of the club itself, the
Board of Directors will be starting the
process of selecting members to assume
the various “At Large” positions being
vacated by the terms of our by-laws. Our
directors meetings are held the first
Monday of each month and typically last
only an hour or so. The diverse back
grounds of the members of our board
gives the club the strength and ability to
“Forward Think” the things that will
continue to make the club one of the
strongest privately held organizations in
all of ANAH shrine. We are asking each
of you to please think about investing a
small amount of your time to help keep
our club operating in the direction we’ve
come to appreciate. Any noble interested
in sitting on the board of directors, please
contact Charlie Plourde or Charlie Pray to
express your interest for consideration to
this worthwhile effort.
Lastly, it seems the holiday season is
just around the corner, and with that,
comes the fabulous fund raiser for ANAH
itself, the “Feztival of Trees”. This year,
we are fortunate to have two very giving
individuals volunteer to direct the efforts
for the Waldo County tree. Lady Jean
Dutch and Lady Ethel Whitcomb have
offered up their artistic interpretation to
arrange and set up this year’s entrance into
what has rapidly become Anah’s largest
fundraiser. Please reach out to these two
ladies if you would like to aide in their
efforts.
Best wishes to the members, families and
guests of the Waldo County Shrine Club.
Charlie Pray, President
Noble Allen Hayward, Reporter
Several campers attended the Machias
Blueberry Festival on August 14. Walter
& Joann Ash, Allen Hayward & Irene
Blood, Ron & Judy Dodson, Ronald &
Linda Thomas, Bill & Holly Sinford, John
Ashmore & Shirley Morrissey, Jim & Pat
Catell (new members), Don Johnson &
Thelma, Allen & Bonnie Chase, Algy &
Amy Wood (and grandchild Leah), Lyman
& Cindy Blyther, Derwood & Betty Shedd,
Runtz & Ora Farnsworth, Don & Felicia
Wiswell, Scott & Maggie Hoyle. A guest,
Debbie Sternbergh. Also, our Illustrious
Past Potentate Ed Pellon and Lady Esther.
We were lucky enough again this year
to stay at Ed’s business parking lot across
from Helen’s Restaurant. It was so
handy to be near the festival vendors as
well as restaurants. We had hors d’ouevres
Friday night, Pot Luck dinner on Saturday
night and breakfast at the Blueberry Ranch
Restaurant Sunday morning.
We sang happy birthday to Bonnie Chase
and Ora Farnsworth.
The next meeting of the club will be the
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