May your Holidays be Merry . . . and your New Year full of joy and

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BRINGING RHODE ISLAND SHRINERS NEWS TO THE COMMUNITY
BRINGING RHODE ISLAND SHRINERS NEWS
TO THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1953
VOLUME 14 ISSUE 149
DEC 2010/JAN 2011
May your
Holidays
be Merry . . .
and your
New Year
full of joy and
wonder!
WarmestWishes
from the
Rhode Island
Shriners
Check out the Season’s Special Events
. . . and soooooo much more . . . inside!
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SCIMITAR December 2010/January 2011
all of John’s efforts and wishes become realities. All
the time he dedicated planning for a successful
2010 Shrine Year, the visions he held . . . John,
I hope we did your efforts justice. I hope you are
happy with our accomplishments we’ve had this
year, and that we lived up to your expectations. You
will never be forgotten.
Nobles and Ladies . . . I hope you have enjoyed
the past two months’ activities we’ve held: the
Bazaar, Turkey Trot, Appreciation Dinner,
Children’s Halloween Party, and that you will
enjoy the holiday events planned for December:
the All-Units Christmas Party, the Children’s
Christmas Party, and so many more. Please
check the calendars on pages 12 and 13 and
the respective ads in the Current Events section
for details.
Nobles, Ladies, and Friends
of the Rhode Island Shrine,
“Wow!” cannot explain the feeling I have in realizing that this is my final message as Potentate. It
seems that time goes by at such a rapid pace that
by the time we realize what is happening, it’s actually over.
Illustrious Francesco DiMascio
But, enough of the sentimental views. I would
like to take this opportunity to thank you for all the help and support
you have given this past year in making it a success. My first “thank
you” goes out to all the Nobles for electing me to this esteemed position, to my Officers for their support and help. To my Aides –
Domenic Di Stefano and Tom Holton – your help, your undertakings,
your dedication, your time and effort that you have given me and the
Shrine this year is overwhelming. I thank you both from the bottom
of my heart! You are what Masonry, Shrinedom, and camaraderie is
all about. To the rest of the aides this year, thank you for the many
hours of dedication you have given to make our events successful.
To all the Ladies, most especially to Lady Jeanne Mello, for the countless hours dedicated into making the Ladies’ programs and bazaar
successful. Oftentimes your efforts seem like they go unnoticed; but,
in reality, they are most appreciated. It proves to all of us, more especially to me, about how the Shrine is a big family. We ARE a family
. . . always helping each other for the cause . . . whether it be for
raising money or making an event successful. At times there are
indifferences. We have those in all families . . . sibling rivalries,
different views and opinions. But the bottom line is: We do what is
right to help our cause, our Fraternity.
As we prepare for a new Shrine Year, I hope that
each and every one of you gives the new Potentate the same support
that was given me. Rhode Island Shriners are moving forward in
many aspects. I hope they all continue, and that “Shriners” becomes
a household name here in Rhode Island.
In closing, I would like say thank you for allowing me the
opportunity to serve as Potentate, as representative to John Mello.
I am so proud to be a member of the Rhode Island Shriners, to be a
member of this Fraternal family. I offer my services and dedication to
the future of the Shrine.
We wish David Nelson a speedy recovery so that we may have you
among us very soon.
“May everyone have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!”
God Bless!
John . . . I hope I have made you proud!
IMAGINE 2010!
Frank “Sparkey “DiMascio
Potentate/CEO 2010
Lastly, I would like to thank all the Nobles and Ladies for their
continued support in all our undertakings, for the good times that
were shared, for the events that were held, for all the well-wishes
and prayers.
This year was not like all years. On October 19, 2009, we lost our
Chief Rabban . . . a man, a Noble who was to be Potentate in just
eleven weeks . . . John Mello . . . a person whom I considered a dear
friend, a Brother, a confidant. I, along with the Divan, tried to make
columns
and features
Artisans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Assistant Rabban’s Message . . . . . . . . . .
Birthdays in December/January . . . . . . .
Building Bones for Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Burn Care Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Calendars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Charitable Gift Annuities . . . . . . . . . . . .
Crossword Puzzle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Crossword Puzzle Answers . . . . . . . . .
Current/Upcoming Event Notices . . . . .
Editor’s Column . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Elmore Family is Not Defined by
Brittle Bone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fred Sez . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
From the Desk of the Recorder . . . . . . .
Hole-in-One Caps Exciting Week . . . . .
Legion of Honor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Lucas is Rockin’ the Hospital . . . . . . . . .
Message from the Shrine Secretary . . . .
News Boosters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Obituaries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Paper Drive & Hospital Day for Children
Report & Pictures . . . . . . . . . . .
Potentate’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Shriners Come to the Aid of Isabella . . .
SHC to Participate in Rose Bowl Parade
TempleGuard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
William D’Abate Elementary School in
Providence 4th-5th Grade Students
Offer Their Support to the Shrine
Dear Fellow Shriners and Ladies . . .
We want to thank everyone for all the love and support that we have
received. It is a very long and amazing journey. David got sick in April
2010 and hopes to return to work in April 2011. God continues to send His
love and support through all of you. All the cards, encouragement, and
calls are extremely uplifting. We are eternally grateful for all your help.
God bless all of you.
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Fraternally and sincerely yours,
Chief Rabban David and Lady Donna Nelson
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Editor’s Column
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official publication of
the rhode Island shriners
Once again the editorial staff of
our Rhode Island Shriners “award
winning” newspaper worked very
hard to keep up with the pace
of all the events, unit articles,
stories of success and many other
features, keeping our members
and Rhode Island friends well
informed and up-to-date.
Award Winning Publication
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FIRST PLACE
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Honorable Mention - 2006, 2000, 1998
SCIMITAR STAFF
Editor-in-Chief
Wayne E. Sutton
Noble Wayne E. Sutton
Photographers
Joe Neto
Dear Shriners, Ladies,
and Rhode Island Friends,
Contributing Writers
Millie Tammany-Hallstrom
Another year has come and
gone here at the home of the
Rhode Island Shriners, and we
have many great and some sad
memories of 2010. Some of our
great stories to remember are
those of the many children we
have taken under our wing to
provide them with the very best
of medical care at our Shriners
Hospitals for Children worldwide.
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George F. Coombs
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During the year, we have witnessed the loss of many Shriners
and extended family and friends of
Rhode Island Shriners fraternal
family. May they all rest in peace.
Our Illustrious Potentate Frank
DiMascio has done a great job this
year serving in his second term as
Potentate. It was only a short year
ago that we loss our dear Brother,
friend and Shriner Noble John
“Jack” Mello who was ready to
serve as our Potentate for 2010.
Frank was elected to take the position of Potentate and fulfill the
dreams and plans that John so
meticulously prepared. With Lady
Jeanne Mello at his side, we could
only IMAGINE the fun and camaraderie that we all could share.
In light of the BIG shoes that
Frank had to fill, I believe that he
has done a wonderful job, and
that John Mello would be mighty
proud indeed!
ELECTED OFFICERS 2010
Potentate/CEO
Francesco “Frank” DiMascio
Chief Rabban
David Nelson
Assistant Rabban
Andrew Hencler
High Priest / Prophet
Robert O’Brien
Oriental Guide
William Games
Treasurer
John Takian, Jr.
Recorder
Leon Knudsen
APPOINTED OFFICERS 2010
First Ceremonial Master
Gil Fontes
Second Ceremonial Master
Glenn Medeiros
Marshal
James Ogilvie
Director
Steve McGuire
Public Relations Chairman
Wayne E. Sutton
Allendale
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This year we set out to reach as
many facets of the media so that
our Rhode Island citizens would
always know that the Shriners are
working hard to improve the quality of life for children and young
adults in every community whenever possible. If you were keeping
up with the Public Relations
Chairman this year, then you may
have read, seen, or heard about
the Rhode Island Shriners through
many local newspapers, radio and
television interviews, visits to
local schools, churches and many
other organizations . . . all to spread
word of the great deeds that we
as Shriners perform each and
every year.
How about BIG thank you’s to
our Rhode Island Shriners members, the Legion of Honor, Oriental
and Brass Band, Clowns, Artisans,
Temple Guard, Motor Corps,
Director's Staff, Hillbilly Clan, Past
Potentates and Divan Officers for
the great dedication of volunteered time they continue to offer
with the many successful indoor
and outdoor events and parades
that keep us in the constant eye of
the public . . . another great public
relations opportunity.
Our heartfelt thanks to the
Ladies of our Shriners who continue to bring that special touch to
our Shrine Center with yard sale
events, the great Pumpkin Patch
Bazaar and the many other ways
they show their support to help
make us shine. Thank you, Ladies.
We depend on your help!
We really do have much to be
thankful for and 2010 was a great
year to experience and treasure
the memories of what it truly
means to be a Shriner. “Thank
you” and “I'm sorry” are the key
phrases to our success.
We strive to attract new members into our home of the Rhode
Island Shriners, and we offer the
extended and fun-loving experience with the first step of being
Brother Masons. All members of
the Grand Lodge of Masons for the
State of Rhode Island and their
Blue Lodge Fraternity should take
the opportunity of becoming a
Shriner so that they can enjoy the
fun and camaraderie that we all
share as Brothers while being part
of a greater experience to help
bring joy and support to children
and families here in Rhode Island
and around the world. I can't think
of a better reason to join the
Shriners. Don't wait any longer.
Call the Shriners and get your
application into the works. You
don't know what you're missing!
This issue of the Scimitar will
close the book for 2010 and begin
the new year of 2011. There are
many great stories and articles to
read and share. Check out all of
the current and upcoming events
along with our four-month calendar spread for keeping up-to-date
with meetings and social events.
There is so much to do, and fun
and friendship is waiting for you.
Now sit back, relax and enjoy
all of the great stories, articles and
information that we've made available to you at your fingertips.
Have a happy, healthy and safe
holiday season with a great New
Year to come.
Fraternally and
sincerely yours,
Editor-in-Chief
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we extend our apologies for any mistakes
that we have made in the submission of all
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respect for the good of the R I Shriners.
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Assistant Rabban’s Message
As I agreed on moving ahead, I
also realized that Jan and I would
be joining a new group of counterparts and leaving the ones we had
grown so close to since we met at
the first seminar in Tampa as
Oriental Guides. Furthermore, we
now had six months to make plans
instead of the year-and-a-half we
thought we had.
Andrew Hencler
Assistant Rabban. RI Shriners
Dear Nobles, Ladies, and Friends,
As the saying goes, ”You never
know what life has in store for
you.” The year 2010 has been one
of unexpected opportunities, happiness and joy, sadness and grief,
and life-changing events.
In late June, our Chief Rabban,
David Nelson, came to me and
asked me if I would be willing to
step up, and, if elected, become
Potentate in 2011. Due to the
untimely diagnosis of leukemia
and on the advice of his doctors
he would not be able to serve as
Potentate in 2011. I told David I
would . . . somewhat sad considering the circumstances, and very
concerned for both a friend and a
Brother's health.
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September held happiness and
sadness. We had the joy of seeing
our son get married and two days
later coping with the loss of Jan's
beloved mother. On November
3rd, I suffered a stroke, but thankfully, through the grace of God and
with the love and support of my
wife and three children, I recovered completely with just a slight
speech problem to work on. I
thank all of you for your prayers
and concern, and your calls and
visits. It meant more than you'll
ever know.
Now I look forward to the
opportunity, if elected, to serve
the Nobles of Rhode Island Shrine
as Potentate in 2011. I want to
thank Illustrious Past Potentate
Joseph Wilkenson for appointing
me, and I hope to be worthy of the
faith he has placed in me. Also, I
would be remiss if I did not mention the late Past Potentate,
Kenneth Kershaw who was not
only a dear friend and a Brother,
but also a mentor to me. I also
hold dear the memories of a great
man, Jack Mello, who would have
made Rhode Island proud had he
served as our Potentate. His smile
and warm personality will always
be remembered.
I look forward to next year. I'm
sure there will be a few obstacles
along the way, and issues that
need to be addressed, but with
your help and support, I'm confident we can accomplish great
things.
Yours in Faith,
Andrew Hencler
Andrew Hencler
Assistant Rabban, RI Shriners
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The phenomenal finish
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Hi, Nobles!
I N S U R A N C E
Well, the holiday season is
upon us. We wish one and all
“Seasons Greetings”, and hope
joy and happiness falls upon
each of you.
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[email protected]
Our parade season was very
successful for the Legion of
Honor this past year. I'm looking
forward to another good parade
season for 2011.
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Providence, RI 02904
401.521.7100
I would like to thank the
members for electing me
Commander for the upcoming
term. I am expecting another
great year. Again, thank you.
Upcoming events include the
Pote's Farewell Party on which is
scheduled for December 10th;
All Units Holliday Party set for
December 17th; and the New
Year’s Eve Party on December
31st.
January 8th will be the
Potentate-Elect's Installation,
along with the installation of
all Unit Heads. The Legion will
be doing a “Presentation and
Posting of the Colors.”
Remember, the Legion of
Honor meets the second
Monday of the month at 1930
hours.
This will be my last column,
1st Lt Cdr. Bob Kaloostian will
be the new editor. Before closing, the past commander
Norman Messinger has a few
words for us . . .
Nobles,
It has been a pleasure to
again serve as Commander of
the Legion of Honor. I can't say
enough about the Legion.
I don't
whether it
ground or
along, but
know what it is . . .
is our military backthat we just all get
you have made me
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proud again this year. Our
parade attendance was unmatched. We averaged about 12
people at most of the parades.
We had a great showing at
Hanover and Bristol.
I know none of us are getting any younger, and everyone
deserves credit for the success
of the unit.
I hope that things continue to
be as pleasant for the years to
come. I want everyone to know
that your hard work has not
gone unnoticed. We have had
nothing but praise from everyone for the job we do. We have
a hard job. Marching seems so
easy, except when you are
carrying a flag in the rain, or
in 40-mile-an-hour winds. It's
what we do, and we do it well.
I hope that everyone will
continue to support the Legion
and the Potentate in all that
we do. Thank you again. I wish
Dave and all the officers great
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The festival began in 1890
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Dick Urquhart . . .
Our deepest sympathy to you
and your family
on the passing of Lady Nancy. Nancy
was a very kind person
who always had something nice
to say about everyone.
She was very helpful and active with
the Artisan Ladies
at the bazaar and other events.
She was a very classy Lady, and we
will always remember her.
TIDBITS, TIDBITS,
AND MORE TIDBITS . . .
Welcome Back! – it was great to
see Past Pote Tony Pereira and
Lady Connie at the Steak Fry.
Who am I? – I have never been
Chief. I enjoy thirsty Thursday. I
am known for pontificating to the
'nth degree. I went down with my
ship.
Last Scimitar issue, who am I? –
Don Higgins
May you, your Lady, and
and your family have a very Merry
Christmas and a Happy and
Healthy New Year!!!
New Hampshire – Matt Last and
Lady Amy have left the state without asking permission of the Chief.
Good luck, and I think we will all
miss your bubbly personality.
Our New Pote – congratulations to
Illustrious Andy 'Bogie' Hencler on
his election and installation as the
2011 Potentate. May your year
with Poten'tatris Lady Jan be very
successful and most especially a
lot of fun.
The Bazaar – congratulations to all
the Ladies on a very successful
event. The bazaar continues to be
the major fundraiser for the Rhode
Island Shriners. Maybe we should
consult with the Ladies on how to
run a successful fundraiser.
The Old – congratulations to outgoing Chief Glenn Medieros on a
job well done and most especially
to Lady Kerrie. Good luck as you
advance in the Divan.
Columbus Day Parade – I understand Walt Phaneuf had a great
time as the lone Artisan walker. No
doubt Walt marched to his own
beat.
The New – congratulations to Lou
Sherman on being elected Chief of
the most prestigious unit. Good
luck . . . and keep on smiling.
Pinky and Buttercup – say it ain't
so, that you shared a queen-size
bed!
December Artisan Meeting – this is
just a reminder to all of you who
have 'CRS' that our meeting will be
on the third Thursday, December
the 16th. As always, the bar will
host the special collation in celebration of the holiday season.
All Units (should be All Shriners)
Holiday Party – this gala event will
be held on Friday, December the
17th. As always, all Artisan Ladies
will receive a gift from the best unit
in the Rhode Island Shriners.
Holiday Races – Santa, Rudolph,
Old Mr. T, Mr. Blue, Frosty and the
Jinglin' Christmas Tree are well
rested and ready to race the night
of the Holiday Party.
Children’s Holiday Party – in my
opinion, this is one of the best
events held by the Rhode Island
Shriners. This year the event will
be held on Sunday, December 5th.
All kids, young and old, have a
great time. Our own Santa and the
Shrine Clowns do a great job!
Dave Nelson – we are all very
thankful and happy the medical
procedure was a huge success. We
look forward to Dave being our
Potentate in 2012. Please keep
Dave and Lady Donna in your
prayers.
YOU can save a life.
A little of your time
is a lifetime to someone in need.
Give the “Gift of Life”.
Donate Blood Today.
Lost Luggage – a cub reporter,
whose name will remain anonymous, informed me that Mike
Smith found his luggage in the
driveway where he left it the night
before on his arrival in Florida.
Correct Pronunciation – based on
his voice mail, his name is pronounced Riiicharddd Degggnannn.
YOU are so vain, vain, vain!
About the Temperature – why
does our air conditioning / heating
unit provide hot air in the summer
and cold air in the winter? We do
pay our rent bill!
Game Dinner – our annual event is
scheduled for Sunday, January
16th. Glenn Medeiros and Bob
O'Brien need all of you to volunteer your services. Details will be
presented at the December unit
meeting. Glenn continues to travel
the highways in the Northeast in
search of road kill delicacies to
tickle your taste buds and satisfy
your appetite.
The Floor – thank you to the Chief,
Don Maymon, Biff Gallager, Bob
St. Jean on stripping and waxing
the unit room floor. I even helped
out a little.
“Shove it!” – now you know why
our state gets no respect.
New Year’s Resolution – the one
you never make is the one you will
always live up to.
Proof Reader – now we know who
proofreads the Scimitar. Based on
his comment in the last issue of the
Scimitar regarding one of my tidbits, the infamous proofreader is
the Editor-in-Chief. Keep up the
good work!
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your feedback – positive and
negative!
Sez . . .
Notice in a farmer’s field reads:
The farmer allows walkers to cross the field for free,
but the bull charges.
Notice on a report shop door reads:
We Can Fix Anything.
(Please knock hard on the door – the bell doesn’t work.)
The Stock Market Report reads:
Helium was up; Feathers were down;
Paper was stationery; Fluorescent Lighting was dimmed
in light trading; Pencils lost a few points;
Elevators rose while Escalators continued their slow decline;
Light Switches were off; and Coca Cola fizzled.
I went to a seafood disco last week
and pulled a mussel.
Everyone has an opinion about everything.
At least that’s what I think!
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Bung Hole Award – who deserves
this most non-prestigious award?
The past winners, or should I say
losers, will make this lowest of
low decision.
Fred
New York Yankees – $210 million in
salaries and all they did was choke,
choke, choke. All I can say to Joey
and Bully is, “Too bad!”
The Restaurant – last issue’s
advertisements were well done.
Hopefully, the outside signage will
be upgraded.
Winter Get-Away Weekend – the
annual fun-filled event on the
Cape is scheduled for February 4th
thru the 6th. Please do not
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Obituaries
HOFINGER, Leopold F.,
95,
of South Bay Manor, died on
November 3, 2010 at
the Manor. Born in
New York, NY, he
was the son of the
late Rudolph and
Elizabeth (Werner)
Hofinger. He was the
husband of the late Myra (Chase)
Hofinger for fifty years and the late
Isabelle (Lyman) Hofinger.
Mr. Hofinger was a Lt. Colonel in
the U.S. Army for over 25 years serving in WW II and Korea before
retiring. He then went to work for
the Department of Civil Defense.
His military service began with the
ROTC program at Rhode Island State
College (now URI). He was commissioned to Ft. Adams in Newport, RI.
He went on to serve in Australia,
Alaska, Japan, Greenland, Korea, and
other posts in the United States. He
traveled to China, Africa, Costa Rica,
New Zealand, Hawaii, Russia, Italy,
most of Europe, and Antarctica.
Besides traveling, he enjoyed,
golf, bowling, reading, cooking, collecting stamps and coins. He was a
long time boy scout, member of
Hope Lodge 25, the Rhode Island
Shriners, Order of Eastern Star, and
Perryville Grange.
A memorial service was held in
the Peace Dale Congregational
Church, in Peace Dale. A celebration
of Leo's life is planned for the spring.
Commander of St. John's Commandry #1. He is also a member
of Plantations Conclave, Knights of
the Red Cross of Constantine, and a
life member of the Narragansett Bay
Chapter of the Sojourners, Marhaba
Shrine Temple Guard, and What
Cheer York Rite College #43.
Charles was one of the original
founders of the Narragansett Little
League and Narragansett-South
Kingstown Babe Ruth League.
He is survived by his daughters,
Patricia (Lindsley) Kenyon and her
late husband Karl Kenyon, Elizabeth (Lindsley) Holmes and Roger
Holmes, his son, Frederick Hale and
his wife Deborah (Youngberg)
Lindsley. His grandchildren are Eric
Kenyon and his companion, Carrie
Bauer, of Minnesota, and Keith
Kenyon and his wife Andi (Haggerty)
of Westerly, and Nathan and Hannah
Lindsley of Narragansett; his greatgrand children – Ethan, Hayden, and
Marley Kenyon of Minnesota and
Brody Kenyon of Westerly. He is
pre-deceased by his sister, Jessie
Dallas Provost.
and Charlestown died September 11,
2010. He was the husband of
the late Elizabeth (McDonnell)
Lindsley and the son of the late
Frederick H. and Jessie (Dallas)
Lindsley.
Charles was educated at
Cranston High School and New York
University. He enlisted in the Army
Corps of Engineers in April 1937 and
was commissioned in August 1942.
He served in the European Theater
during WWII. He holds nine decorations and five battle stars for
Normandy, Brittany, Battle of the
Bulge in Ardennes, Rhineland, and
central Germany. He retired in
October 1961. Charles was a steamfitter at the University of RI for eighteen years, retiring in 1980.
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He was a life member and past
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Chapter of the Military Order of
World Wars.
His Masonic affiliations include a
life member of Hope Lodge, Past
High Priest of Unity Chapter 12,
Doric Council #7 and Past
P. O. Box 982, 61 Bonneau Road
North Kingstown, RI 02852
The funeral service was held
in the Avery-Storti Funeral Home,
Wakefield. A Masonic Service was
held at the Moshassuck Cemetery,
Central Falls.
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8. A seat for one person
10. Rhubarb sheath
11. Small dynamo
14. Condemned
16. Bog beverage
17. Concert pianist Elisha
18. Timber or shade tree
19. Heavy cavalry sword
21. Cooking formulas
25. Fancy singer McEntire
26. Flat floating structures
27. Needlefish
29. Belongs to Khayyam
31. Behave in a certain manner
32. SE Estonian city
34. Goes with tock
35. Rattans
37. Existed
38. Hunting expeditions
40. ____on: felt fedora
42. 4th caliph of Islam
43. Bert __, Oz Lion
44. "1st To Die" author
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51. Life-sustaining
52. Unaccompanied
53. To anoint
54. Take to one's heels
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4. Spend significantly less
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6. Sets electronic standards
7. Sorrowful
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10. Eye disease specialist
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21. Speed contests
22. Terrestrial newts
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24. Fills to satisfaction
25. Decay
26. Lady Raja
28. Foot race
30. An uneven triangle
33. Markedly different from the norm
36. Spring up in rebellion
39. Scarcity of food
40. ____sfy: fulfill
41. The 8th Greek letter
43. Loan to value (ratio)
44. Congeal
45. ____ vera: burn plant
46. Atomic #46
47. Large indefinite amount
48. Leaf of the talipot palm
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8
Shriners Come to the Aid of Isabella
by Noble Wayne Edward Sutton, Rhode Island Shriners Public Relations Chairman
On October 23, 2010, the Rhode Island Shriners Public Relations
Chairman along with Stumbles and Fuzzy (Shriner clowns) were
invited by the folks at Family Fitness Zone and the Coventry Police
Department to help educate the local community about who the
Shriners are and what we do to help children.
received their acceptance letter from the Shriners guaranteeing
assistance with Isabella's treatment. Since Isabella has been accepted (April, 2010) as a Shriners’ patient, the Calise family has not
received a single medical bill.
The Calise family, especially
Isabella, was so moved by the
support of the Shriners that
they wanted to bring more
awareness to both the availability of help provided by the
Shriners, and to also bring
more attention to “juvenile
rheumatoid athritis.” Already
members of the Family Fitness
Zone in Coventry, the Calise
family teamed up with the folks
from Family Fitness and the
Coventry Police to have the
Rhode Island Shriners speak
about the great services they
provide to help children in
need.
Isabella is pictured at left with her mother, Michelle Calise. At right, she shared a photo-op with Stumbles!
Not long ago, I received a phone call from Mrs. Michelle Calise
who's seven year-old daughter Isabella is being treated by the
Shriners Hospital for Children for juvenile rheumatoid arthritis for
which she was diagnosed in December of 2009. Michelle and her husband Kris spent many years prior to her diagnosis visiting doctors
and trying to determine what was actually wrong with Isabella after
witnessing various symptoms with swollen ankles at the age of four
and many other aches and pains throughout her body. There were
many days when Isabella could barely get out of bed.
What made Isabella's affliction more difficult was that her family
was faced with the question of how to cope with paying for her
treatment. At one of Isabella's outpatient therapy appointments, a
miracle happened.
The receptionist at the outpatient care facility was Gina Russo.
Gina Russo is a Station Fire victim survivor and a former patient at
the Shriners Hospital for Burn Victims. Gina asked Isabella's mom if
she ever considered calling the Shriners for assistance. Michelle
Calise did not know who the Shriners were and how they could
help Isabella. Gina's recommendation was truly the miracle that
the Calise family was praying for.
Michelle and Kris did their research about the Shriners and found
that Isabella's condition fell right into the category of eligible assistance. They filled out the application, and just a few weeks later they
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The Family Fitness Zone opened its doors to members and nonmembers for a Zumba Class along with the Coventry Police doing
various demonstrations in- and outside of the facility. The public relations chairman (Shriner Wayne Sutton) was on hand along with
Shriner clowns Stumbles and Fuzzy to help educate the community
about the great work being done by the Shriners.
In our undying effort to bring valuable tools and information to
our Rhode Island children and families, the Rhode Island Shriners
offer our warm and kind thanks to the folks at the Family Fitness
Zone and the Coventry Police for allowing us this unique opportunity and we send our best wishes to Isabella, hoping that with time and
care, she will feel better. And special thanks to all of the friends from
the Town of Coventry and surrounding communities for their kind
support to directly help the Rhode Island Shriners.
9
From the Recorder’s Desk
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Here goes . . . my last article as
Recorder!
Nobles, we have many obstacles to overcome if we are to
remain a strong force in the Rhode
Island Masonic community. Our
membership, like that of the Blue
Lodges is less than one-third of
what it was in the early to mid
1960s. If we are to survive that
trend must be reversed. A reduction in membership results in a
direct reduction in income and
Nobles to participate in the various Units with many having to go
dark because of lack of members.
Freemasonry is showing an
increased interest in membership
with many Lodges working a number of candidates. For us to benefit from that interest and pool of
potential candidates, our members must introduce those new
Masons to the Shrine and show
them the benefits of being a
member.
To say that the holding the
office of Recorder has been interesting would be true and an
understatement. As I look back at
A BLOG FROM PAT DEITCH
Secretary for the Rhode Island Shriners
The Ladies’ Cards
ATTENTION MEMBERS
A Ladies’ Card will be included with the membership
cards per Imperial mandates.
We do not wish to offend anyone whose Lady
is no longer with us."
my term I am glad I took the position although there were times
when I would ask myself, “What
are you doing?” or “Why are you
doing this to yourself?” I hope that
in my ten years as your Recorder
you consider that I have contributed something of value to the
office, the Temple and the Shrine
in
general.
It
has
been
a challenging position with the
orchestration
of
numerous
changes in how the office functions within itself as well as
how it interfaces with the
Treasurer's office and the bar/
restaurant/banquet operation. I
believe that the results have been
a more efficient operation with
good accountability, efficient
record-keeping and to a great
extent an elimination of duplicity
of work. This has led to good
working conditions, camaraderie
and mutual respect amongst the
staff. This could not have been
accomplished without the cooperation of the staff, and I thank
them for that.
When I leave office on January
3rd in 2011, I want you, the
Nobles, to know that I have
endeavored to do my best to work
for the good of the Shrine in
general and the Rhode Island
Shriners in particular. Only you
can say if I was successful or not.
– M A R K
Y O U R
Nobles, there are many underlying issues that need to be
addressed both in the near and far
future if the Rhode Island Shrine is
going to live up to its potential.
The appointment and election
of qualified persons to run our
organization is extremely important if we are to survive.
Remember . . . whether we like it
or not, the operation of the
Temple is a million dollar business that shouldn't be taken lightly. Elect the right persons to lead,
and I believe we will do OK.
Finally, this edition of the
Scimitar comes to you during the
holiday season and on behalf of
Ill. John Takian and Stella, Pat,
Elaine, Hillary, Shef, and my wife
Helen and I, we wish each of you
and your families a very Merry
Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, and
Happy New Year.
Good-by and Good Luck!
Respectfully,
Ill. Leon C. Knudsen, PP
Recorder
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A SHRINER’S PATIENT STORY
Elmore Family is Not Defined by Brittle Bone
Osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) is a genetic disorder characterized
by bones that break easily. For a person with this condition, something as ordinary as a bump on a crowded bus or a stumble in a shopping mall can lead to a broken arm, leg, or worse. The severity of the
disease can vary greatly from person to person, even within the same
family.
Their treatment plan consists of visits at least twice a year to receive
pamidronate, which is dispensed over a three-day period by slow
intravenous infusion, a process that takes several hours. During that
time, they also receive a full physical evaluation, address any problems or concerns, and receive physical therapy and occupational
therapy.
The Elmore family of Richmond, VA, has experienced this aspect
of the disease firsthand. Peter and Angela Elmore welcomed their
first child - a son they named Hudson - to the world in July 1996. The
couple was then living in Atlanta, where the Summer Olympics were
set to begin in two weeks. They were particularly excited about the
games because Peter was selected to carry the Olympic torch at the
tail-end of a 15,000-mile relay from Los Angeles to Atlanta.
Before her first infusion at seven months old, Emily was unable to
sit up because her spine was so soft. Within two months, not only
was she sitting up on her own, she was crawling. She did not fracture
another bone until she was 3 1/2 years old.
The medication was also a great benefit to Hudson; he had no fractures for nearly three years. “That was nice because at that age kids
are so high impact. Even so, there wasn't a day I wasn't on edge thinking, 'Oh, my gosh, did they break something; did they fall?' It was a
daily occurrence,” she said.
The day of the run, Angela discovered her newborn son had somehow fractured his femur. While most mothers would be asking
why, she immediately knew the cause: her son had inherited OI
from his father. Two years later, their second child was diagnosed
even earlier than the first.
Though all tests indicated their daughter was spared the disease,
her right femur was already broken when she was given to Angela in
the delivery room.
Eventually, the Elmore family began going to Shriners Hospitals
for Children® - Tampa, which is closer to their home. Though medication and intervention from the medical professionals at Shriners
Hospitals for Children® help minimize injury, for those with this condition, it cannot be avoided completely. For example, Emily has
broken her femur several times throughout the years, and Hudson
broke his back a couple years ago after bouncing on a hammock.
“In the spectrum of things, I would say Hudson is least involved in
my family,” Angela said. “My husband is the next and Emily has had
the most fractures between the three of them.” Emily broke four
bones by the time she was seven months old; it took her brother four
years to break that many. Her severe case prompted her parents to
investigate preventative measures, in addition to treating the fractures. Angela did extensive online research to find the best care available for her children, which is how she learned about Shriners
Hospitals for Children®.
Despite the challenges and risks, Hudson and Emily have never let
their condition stop them from participating in sports. Emily was a
cheerleader for several years, and both swim for a nationally recognized swim team in Richmond.
Researchers at their hospital in Montreal pioneered the use of a
medication called pamidronate for OI patients. The drug has been
shown to improve bone mineral density and make bones less likely
to fracture. “Pamidronate is from a class of drugs used to treat people with osteoporosis and certain types of cancer,” said Angela, who
is a physical therapist. “These drugs have also been used to help
astronauts regain bone mass after returning from space.”
The siblings have many different interests, but their ultimate goal
is the same: to have fun and be as active as possible.
When Emily was seven months old and Hudson was two years old,
they became patients at Shriners Hospitals for Children® Canada.
Beyond their sports-related activities, Hudson and Emily are also
talented artists and accomplished students. Hudson, who is in eighth
grade, is taking several high school-level courses this year, and Emily,
now in sixth grade, is a straight-A student.
“OI doesn't rule our lives, but of course, you have to set limits,”
Angela said. “Some parents were amazed that I would allow them to
play on a playground, which to me is just a given. But then there are
situations like yesterday when Hudson informed me he wants to skydive. I told him the falling part is fine, but the landing part makes it
completely out of the question.”
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health. As much as 90 percent of a person's peak
bone mass is established by age 18 for girls and
age 20 for boys. Clearly, it is essential that we do
everything we can to be sure children learn
healthy habits to build bone mass for life.
One of the most important nutrients affecting
bone health is calcium, which the body does not
produce and must be obtained through foods. In
addition to strengthening bones, calcium helps the
heart, muscles and nerves to work correctly, and
is important to dental health. In general, three
servings of foods containing calcium each day will
provide the amount needed. However, government
studies indicate calcium is one of the nutrients
most likely to be missing or lacking from the
American diet. Nearly nine of 10 women and eight
of 10 men are not getting enough calcium.
Healthy bones also need vitamin D, as well as
magnesium, phosphorus, potassium and protein
to increase bone mineral content and density.
Vitamin D helps the body absorb calcium. Without
enough vitamin D, the body must take calcium
from the skeleton, weakening existing bone and
preventing the formation of new, strong bone
material.
Vitamin D can be obtained from foods, exposure to the sun and from supplements. Foods containing vitamin D include fortified milk, egg yolks,
some kinds of fish and liver.
In addition to proper nutrition, exercise is
important for bone health. Weight-bearing activities, such as walking, running, and jumping rope,
help strengthen bones and improve bone mass. It
is important that children and adolescents are
encouraged to participate in an appropriate exercise program.
As a health care system that offers expert pediatric orthopaedic care, Shriners Hospitals for
Children® is encouraging and emphasizing
healthy habits for bones, as well as providing
nutrition tips for bone health.
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E d g ewo o d
1043 Narragansett Blvd.
Cranston, RI 02905
941-5060
THOMAS G. GATTONE, Founder
Woodlawn
Funeral Homes,
Inc.
600 Pontiac Ave., Cranston
421-0289
Now that the 2010 Shriners
Parade Season is over, I would
personally like to thank all the
Temple Guard Unit members
and associate members who
took part in these events.
As most of you are aware, we
have nine uniformed members,
and during the season we averaged seven uniformed members
present! That is outstanding participation, and I applaud each
and every one of you for your
efforts and commitment. I’m
sure the hierarchy of the Rhode
Island Shriners did not let that
escape their notice. I sincerely
thank you and look forward to
next year’s schedule.
Capt. Art Fletcher
Remington Funeral Home
600 Pontiac Ave. Cranston
Temple Guard Unit
Thomas G. Gattone & Son
334 Broadway, Providence
ROBERT A. CONTI
Registered Embalmer
ROBERT J. LEPORE
Assistant to the Director
MICHAEL P. TASCA
President
SUSAN M. TASCA
Director
FAMILY-OWNED FOR FOUR GENERATIONS
OTTIE’S Philosophy . . .
The main thing in life is to persist, to
persevere, to always continue onward. If
you give up, you will never know how
close you might have been to success.
Look at the inventor of Preparation G.
Camping . . . the balance of nature is a
42-25-36 camper with a backpack.
On Politics: I recently went to a political
dinner, and I made the most unnecessary
request in history. I asked a senator to
hand me the baloney!
That’s all folks!
Respectfully submitted,
Ottie
Counter-clockwise from top:
“At ease, parade rest!” Noble
J. Bennett. Nobles G. Morgan
and T. Piscopio . . . “If we put
these bike parts together,
can we ride them in the
parade? Nobles A. Fletcher,
D. Thornton, Charles Willett,
C. Tweedly and Paws . . . “R.I.P.
Ben Mondor.” Nobles J. Ogilvie
and G. Medeiros . . . “Is this
parade ever going to get started??? Budweiser Driver Jimmy
Cadden . . . “Capt. Fletcher, I
understand you need a vehicle
to tow the TG Unit golf cart for
next season . . . you’re on AND
free beer for the boys!!!
Lucas is Rockin’ the Hospital
Through Music Therapy
Lucas Leary is rockin’ out at
Shriners Hospitals for Children®
— Boston thanks to the music
therapy program that was incorporated into his treatment plan
by hospital therapists, and a gift
from Raising the Blues, a nonprofit organization dedicated to
bringing music to hospitalized
children and children with disabilities.
Lucas came to Shriners
Hospitals for Children® in August
after a he was burned in a gasoline accident. “He was injured
while he was landscaping,” said
his mom, Stephanie. “We have
been so amazed at his recovery
since the accident and it’s due to
the great staff at Shriners
Hospitals for Children®.”
During Lucas’ music therapy
sessions, he expressed an interest in learning to play the guitar.
“We supported this as it would
address many goals for him
including increasing self-esteem,
increase adaptation to being in a
CUMBERLAND
hospital, and increasing his
repertoire of positive recreation
skills,” said Annette WhiteheadPleaux, music therapist at the
hospital.
There are many benefits to
music therapy, including helping
address the physical, emotional,
cognitive, and social needs of
children and adults. The ability
to play an instrument or have
music experience isn't required.
Lucas took to the instrument
quickly and showed a natural
talent. Whitehead-Pleaux thought
Raising the Blues might want to
help out. “When we heard from
Shriners Hospitals for Children®
that there was a teenager who
had responded well to learning
the guitar, we were pleased to be
able to donate the instrument,”
said Ruth E. Atherton, Ph.D.,
President of Raising the Blues.
“We look for children with unique
life challenges and offer them a
way to use music to help them
cope and recover.”
SOLD
TRADED
BOUGHT
Hand Guns • Rifles • Shot Guns
Police Supplies • Ammo
Accessories
FIREFIGHTERS
LOCAL 4114 IAFF
Merrick
W
illiams
Funeral Home
serving Pawtucket and surrounding areas
since 1945
530 Smithfield Avenue
Pawtucket, Rhode Island
401-723-2042
Charlene Williams
President/Funeral Director
lighting
fire alarms
electrical distribution
& control products
electrical tools
electrical supplies
26 Silver Spring Street, Providence
Tel: 800-222-0823
NEWMAN DIGNAN & SHEERAR, INC.
Registered Investment Advisors
Professional fee-based investment management
for
Individuals, Fiduciaries, and Non-Profits
Principals
Edward D. Buxton William W. Jennings, MBA
William Newman, CFP John P. Sheerar, MBA
HUNTING & OUTDOOR LODGE
1530 MENDON ROAD
CUMBERLAND, RI 02864
Check Your
Smoke Detectors
3314 WEST SHORE ROAD
WARWICK, RI 02886
(401) 738-1889
fax (401) 738-9912
1-800-564-1889
ww.dlshootingsupplies.com
ALAN T. SYSLO, Owner
30 Exchange Terrace, Providence, RI 02903
(401) 351-4010 Fax (401) 351-4011
E-mail: [email protected]
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S
SUNDAY
MONDAY
hriner Calendar
TUESDAY
December
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
9:00 - Unit
Members
Drawing
The Rhode Island Shriners
send their wishes
for blessed and joyous
Chanukah and Christmas Seasons
to our families and friends.
1:00
CHILDREN’S
HOLIDAY
PARTY
2010
7:30
Oriental Band
11:30
Ladies Luncheon
6:30
Ladies Meeting
7:30
Divan Meeting
7:30
Oriental Band
7:30
Legion of Honor
7:30
Oriental Band
9:00 - Unit
Members
Drawing
11:30
Drivers’ Luncheon
8:00
FAREWELL
TO POTE
PARTY
9:00 - Unit
Members
Drawing
7:30
Artisans
Temple Guard
6:00
ALL UNITS
HOLIDAY
PARTY
No Unit
Members
Drawing
7:30
Director’s Staff
Meeting
7:30
Oriental Band
7:30
Motor Corps
No Unit
Members
Drawing
7:30
Oriental Band
9:00 AM
Clown Meeting
S
SUNDAY
MONDAY
hriner Calendar
TUESDAY
6:00
NEW YEAR’S EVE
PARTY
January
WEDNESDAY
2011
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Wishing each and every Noble, Lady, family member
and friend of the Rhode Island Shriners
a year of good health and happiness.
New Year’s Day
9:00 - Unit
Members
Drawing
Copy due for
Feb/Mar Scimitar
6:30
Ladies Meeting
7:00
ANNUAL MEETING
7:30
Divan Meeting
7:30
Oriental Band
9:00 - Unit
Members
Drawing
11:30
Ladies’ Luncheon
7:30
Oriental Band
7:30
Legion of Honor
11:30
Drivers’ Luncheon
9:00 - Unit
Members
Drawing
12 Noon
After the Holidays
GAME DINNER
7:30
Director’s Staff
Meeting
7:30
Oriental Band
7:30
Temple Guard
9:00 - Unit
Members
Drawing
7:30
Oriental Band
9:30 AM
Clown Meeting
7:30
Artisans
Motor Corps
6:00
INSTALLATION
BANQUET
S
SUNDAY
MONDAY
hriner Calendar
TUESDAY
February
WEDNESDAY
13
2011
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
9:00 - Unit
Members
Drawing
7:30
Oriental Band
Groundhog Day
6:30
Ladies Meeting
7:30
Divan Meeting
11:30
Ladies Luncheon
7:30
Oriental Band
9:00 - Unit
Members
Drawing
11:30
Drivers’ Luncheon
Lincoln’s Birthday
9:00 - Unit
Members
Drawing
7:30
Legion of Honor
7:30
Director’s Staff
Meeting
7:30
Oriental Band
7:30
Temple Guard
Valentine’s Day
9:00 - Unit
Members
Drawing
7:30
Oriental Band
Presidents’ Day
7:30
Artisans
Motor Corps
Washington’s Birthday
Lest we NOT forget two great men,
born almost a century apart, whose values and morals
we should continue to hold dear and exemplify!
9:00 AM
Clown Meeting
PRESIDENTS’ DAY . . . FEBRUARY 21
S
SUNDAY
MONDAY
hriner Calendar
TUESDAY
March
WEDNESDAY
2011
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
9:00 - Unit
Members
Drawing
7:30
Oriental Band
New Year’s Day
9:00 - Unit
Members
Drawing
Copy due for
April/May Scimitar
11:30
Ladies’ Luncheon
7:30
Oriental Band
6:30
Ladies Meeting
7:30
Divan Meeting
11:30
Drivers’ Luncheon
Ash Wednesday
9:00 - Unit
Members
Drawing
7:30
Legion of Honor
7:30
Director’s Staff
Meeting
7:30
Oriental Band
7:30
Temple Guard
St. Patrick’s Day
Daylight Savings Time Begins
9:00 - Unit
Members
Drawing
7:30
Oriental Band
7:30
Artisans
Motor Corps
First Day of Spring
March 17 . . .
9:30 AM
Clown Meeting
7:30
Oriental Band
‘Tis the day
when the
entire
world is
Irish!
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Current Event Notices
As of November 19, 2010
Current Cash Jackpot
$275
Friday Night
Drawings
in the McIntyre Restaurant & Lounge
You must be a Shriner and Unit Member, and you must be present at the 9:00
p.m. drawing to claim your prize. If you are a member of several Units, your name
will be on one ticket only. If the person whose name is drawn is not present, his name
will be redeposited with the other names and $25 will be added to the jackpot.
Jackpot is subject to change each week depending on a declared winner. If there
is a winner, the pot begins again at $200.
6:oo pm – Social Hour
Full Cash Bar Available
7:00 pm – Dinner Seating
QUESTIONS?
Call any Divan Member or the Shrine Office at 401-467-7100.
FOR DRAWING DATES, SEE CALENDARS, Pages 12 and 13.
Dancing to
Bo-Dee’s Circle of Music
$12.50 per person
includes service charge and tax
Washington Masonic Center
BLOOD
DRIVE
in association with
TOYS FOR TOTS
at 1515 Ten Rod Road, North Kingstown
Sunday, December 5,
9am to 12 Noon
2010
Free Breakfast for all Donors
All others will be a donation for breakfast.
Questions? Contact Nicholas Dalicandro by phone at
401-295-5534 or e-mail to [email protected]
SPECIAL STATED MEETING
Shrine
Brass Band
th
Wine & Cheese
104
Concert
Monday, December 13
7:30 p.m.
McIntyre Members Room
One Rhodes Place, Cranston
5
$
DONATION
per person
For information, call Gordon Bradshaw
at 401-884-3973.
Notice is hereby given that a SPECIAL STATED MEETING of the Rhode Island
Shriners will be held WEDNESDAY , DECEMBER 8, 2010 at 7:30 PM at the Shrine
Center, One Rhodes Place, Cranston, Rhode Island. The following two (2) items
only will be on the agenda for action at that time:
1) Act on the following motion to authorize transfer of the interest from the
Building Fund to the General Operating Account for use with Temple and
building operations:
• “I move that the interest from the Building Fund for the period of
January 1, 2011 through December 31, 2011 may be transferred to
the General Operating Account for use directly related to facility
operations.”
Note: If an insufficient number of Nobles are present December 8, 2010 to
act on this motion, then it shall be held over for action at the Annual
Meeting of the Temple on January 3, 2011.
2) Review, discuss and approve the operating budget for the Rhode Island
Shriners as presented for the Year 2011.
In accordance with the bylaws:
Approval of item #1 requires that the motion be distributed to the membership such that due notice has been given and that at least forty (40) voting
members of the Temple are present at the time of voting and that the proposed
resolution pass by at least a two-thirds (2/3) majority of the members present
and voting.
Approval of item #2 requires a majority vote of those in attendance, provided
a quorum exists.
A Membership Card for the Year 2010 is necessary for admission to this meeting.
ATTEST:
Ill. Leon C. Knudsen, PP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ill. Francesco “Frank” DiMascio
Recorder
CEO/Potentate, Rhode Island Shriners
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Shrine Ladies Winter Luncheons
11:30 SOCIAL • NOON SEATED LUNCHEON
CASH BAR ARRANGEMENT
– Wednesday, December 8, 2010 –
– Wednesday, January 12, 2011 –
Your hosts: Hillary Williamson, Pat Deitch,
and Elaine Williams
Your host: Mrs. Janet Hencler
THE MENU
Field Greens Salad, assorted dressings
Warm Rolls and Butter/Margarine
THE MENU
Homemade Minestrone Soup
with Grated Parmesan Cheese
Warm Rolls and Butter/Margarine
CHOICE OF ENTREE
Homemade Meat Lasagne
CHOICE OF ENTREE
or
Brown Sugar Glazed Ham
Chicken Marsala
or
boneless breast of chicken with a marsala wine
and button mushroom sauce, served with
mashed potatoes and herbed green beans
Baked Scrod
with Lemon Butter Crumbs
Entreés served with
Oven-roasted Red Bliss Potatoes
and Honey-glazed Carrots
CHOCOLATE MOUSSE
WITH REAL WHIPPED CREAM
BROWNIE SUNDAE
COFFEE, DECAFFEINATED COFFEE, TEA
COFFEE, DECAFFEINATED COFFEE, TEA
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED
BY MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 2011.
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED
BY MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2010.
13per person
13 per person
$
$
Call 401.467-7100, x10
Call 401.467-7100, x10
service charge and taxes included
service charge and taxes included
Choice of Soup or Salad
Homemade Minestrone Soup – Beef Barley Soup
Classic Caesar Salad – Field Greens Salad
Warm Rolls & Butter
Choice of Entrée
Prime Rib of Beef, au jus - $25* pp
Baked Stuffed Shrimp - $25* pp
Fresh Grilled Swordfish - $25* pp
Baked Stuffed
Chicken Breast - $20* pp
* a la carte appetizer menu available, cash bar arrangement,
tax and tip are not included
3, 2011.
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ANNUAL MEETING
JANUARY 3, 2011
Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL MEETING OF THE RHODE ISLAND SHRINERS A.A.O.N.M.S. will
be held Monday, January 3, 2011 at 7:00 P.M. at the Shrine Center, One Rhodes Place, Cranston, Rhode Island
02905. At that time, business pertaining to the Temple shall be transacted, reading of financial reports and the
election of Officers and Representatives to serve for the ensuing year. Also, election of three (3)
members to the Board of Trustees of the Shriners of Rhode Island Charities Trust for a three (3) year term, one
(1) member to the Board of Directors of Hodges-Lawton Charities for a three (3) year term, and one (1) Trustee
of the Temple for a three (3) year term shall occur at this meeting.
A 2011 Membership Card is necessary for admission to this meeting.
Attest: LEON C. KNUDSEN, PP, Recorder . . . . . . . . . . . . . ILL. FRANK DIMASCIO, Potentate/CEO, Rhode Island Shriners
At the same time and place shall be held the ANNUAL MEETING OF THE RHODE ISLAND SHRINERS
HOLDING CORPORATION and the election of two (2) trustees to said corporation, each for a three (3)
year term.
Attest: LEON C. KNUDSEN, PP, Recorder . . . . . . . . . . . . . ILL. FRANK DIMASCIO, President – Holding Corporation
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
ARTICLE XXV
Article 25 of the Imperial bylaws governs the election and appointment of Temple Officers.
Sub-sections relating to the annual meeting are listed below.
Sec. 325.4
WHEN ELECTED. Each Temple must elect its Officers and Representatives at its annual meeting in January unless its bylaws allow the
election to occur at the Temple’s stated meeting in December.
Sec. 325.5 BALLOT. Election of Officers shall be by separate written ballot and by a majority vote of those present and voting. A blanket ballot is
prohibited. Retention of ballots cast is defined in the Imperial bylaws
Sec. 325.6 TIME OF ELECTION. Nominations must commence not later than 9:00 PM and when that hour arrives all other business must cease and none
may be transacted until the election is concluded.
Sec. 325.7 OTHER OFFICERS. The Temple may elect such officers as its bylaws provide.
Sec. 325.8 NOMINATION. Candidates for office and Representatives must be placed in nomination from the floor.
Sec. 325.10 REPRESENTATIVES.
(a) Where a Temple elects more than one Representative, all candidates must be balloted for on one ballot.
(b) Each member voting must vote only for the total number of Representatives to be elected, otherwise his ballot cannot be counted as a vote.
(c) A majority vote of those present and voting is necessary to elect each Representative.
(d) Only those candidates who receive a majority vote shall be declared elected.
(e) Successive written ballots must then be taken in the same manner on other candidates until all Representatives are elected.
(f) If more candidates receive a majority vote than the number of Representatives to be elected, then those receiving the greatest number of votes
shall be declared elected.
(g) Blank ballots or ballots containing any markings other than the nane of a candidate nominated from the floor are not votes and are not to
be considered for any purpose.
Sec. 325.11 ELECTION REGULATIONS
(a) The printing, publication, circulation or distribution of resolutions, letters, telegrams, tickets, email or other devices by a Noble
suggesting, recommending, opposing or containing the names of proposed candidates for office in the Temple is prohibited.
(b) For a violation of (a), the Imperial Potentate may suspend any offending Noble, and he may declare the election of the Officers void and
order a new election.
(c) At least one week prior to the annual meeting or any election, the Temple Recorder shall mail to each member a notice thereof containing
Come enjoy good food with good friends!
5th Annual
After the Holidays
Game Dinner
12 Noon
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Rhode Island Shrine Center
One Rhodes Place
Cranston, R I
Venison Chili – Game Soup – Antipasto – Venison Bruschetta
Pasta with Venison Meatballs & Sausage – Boar and Peas
Venison Meatloaf – Venison Marsala – Rabbit with Oven Potatoes
CASH BAR AVAILABLE.
$
30 per person.
Deadline for tickets is January 9, 2011.
Reservations accepted for tables of 8.
Tickets available at the Shrine Center lounge or by mail.
Make your check payable to “THE ARTISANS”
and mail with your requirements to one of the following Nobles:
GLENN MEDEIROS, 35 Jane Street, Pawtucket RI 02860-1608
Tel: 401-793-0017 E-mail: [email protected]
BOB O’BRIEN, 86 Greenfield Street, Pawtucket, RI 02861-2935
Tel: 401-487-4750 E-mail: [email protected]
THIS EVENT SELLS OUT, SO GET YOUR TICKETS SOON!!! Absolutely no take out containers or bags allowed !
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Current & Upcoming Event Notices
All Masons, Shriners, Ladies, and Guests
are welcome to attend the
RHODE ISLAND SHRINE-MASONIC
Florida Luncheon
ATTENTION
Nobles & Ladies
Palestine Shrine
POLO
SHIRTS
are now available
for order
All orders must be
paid in full in advance.
Checks payable to
“Palestine Temple Guard”
must accompany the order.
As a fundraiser, the Palestine
Temple Guard Unit is taking
orders for good quality, shortsleeved polo shisrts, embroidered
with Rhode Island Shriners and the Scimitar logo on
the right chest. Both men’s and ladies’ styles are available, and can be worn by ALL UNIT MEMBERS and
their Ladies. Sizes 6 – XXL. Shirt cost is $25. Larger
sizes to 6X are available for an additional $3.
Available in a variety of colors: black, graphite,
forest green, leaf, apple, navy, indigo, royal blue,
cornflower, baby blue, wine, cardinal, red, pink, gold,
yellow, putty, stone, heather grey, white!
Optional: first name embroidered on left side,
just $5 more
SAHIB SHRINE-SARASOTA
MARCH 4, 2011
Sahib Shrine Temple
600 N. Beneva Road, Sarasota, FL 34232 • 941-366-4449
Cocktails: 11AM - 12 Noon. Cash Bar. Luncheon: 12 Noon
The Luncheon Menu
CHOICE OF
Pot Roast of Beef or Butter Crumb Tilapia
Tossed Green Salad • Bread & Butter
Herb-roasted Red Potatoes • Vegetable, Chef’s Choice
Chef’s Choice of Dessert
Coffee • Iced Tea
19 pertaxperson
(unchanged from last year)
and gratuity included
$
We expect to have the Grand Master of Masons in Rhode Island, Most
Worshipful Brother Kenneth N. Bruns and new Potentate of the Rhode
Island Shriners Andrew Hencler with us. We will also welcome our new
50-year members who will receive their 50-Year Veterans Medal.
ALL RESERVATIONS MUST BE PREPAID
by FEBRUARY 18, 2011
Polo Shirt Order Form
Please mail your reservations to Herb McGuire
along with your check payable to SAHIB SHRINE.
Use one form for each shirt ordered. PLEASE PRINT.
NAME
UNIT
SIZE (6 to XXL)
❑ Men’s ❑ Ladies
COLOR
LARGER SIZE (to 6X) ADDITIONAL CHARGE:
$
Herb McGuire
8632 28th Ave. Dr., East
Palmetto, FL 34221
Telephone: 941-723-6243
$25
$3
CHARGE: $5
OPTIONAL FIRST NAME:
TOTAL CHECK AMOUNT:
COST:
Please support us as our numbers are decreasing.
payable to Palestine Temple Guard
Mail to: Joe Piscopio, 407 Natick Avenue, Cranston, RI 02921
Thank youPumpkinPatch
Boosters
Roy Wareham, PP
Bev Wareham
Gordon E. Martin, Jr., PP
Joan A. Martin
Joseph H. Wilkinson, PP
Ruth E. Wilkinson
John H. Adams, PP
Ann B. Adams
Bud & Ginny Ekno
Jerry Plemmons
Carol Plemmons
Bryan Martin
Brian Correia
Jeff Correia
Lynn Correia
Kobi Almeida
Kamrin Almeida
Kassie Lussier
Gil Fontes
Blanca Fontes
BB Blue
Sassi
Frank DiMascio
Sparkey
Pote “10”
Christina Hilton
Derek DiMascio
Max Card
Vince Card
Angelica Penta
Letizia DiMascio
Briana DiMascio
Joe Andrade “Zaza”
Joe Andrade, Sr.
Bob & Ruth Allard
Bill & Karen Games
Leah & Jadelyn Games
Joe & Lauretta Bennett
Glenn Medeiros
Kerrie Medeiros
Luci Scanlon
Ken Scanlan
In memory of John Mello
Biff & Bev Gallagher
Steve McGuire
Maureen McGuire
George M. Morgan, Jr.
Jan Hencler
Bogie
Elliott R. & Lynne
Tony & Connie
Riley & Laura
Bob & Sue Correia
Norman & Karen Messinger
Charles & Elma Tweedly
Charles, Jr. & Karen Tweedly
George & Karen Tweedly
Allen
Bob & Dianne O’Brien
Leon & Helen Knudsen
IMPERIAL SESSION
July 3-7 2011
Museums to nightclubs, the zoo
to the aquarium, the Front Range
winery to the brewery! Throw
caution to the wind at the only
downtown amusement park in the
country. Join the Henclers in the
Mile-High City in 2011!
denver
IMPERIAL
SESSION
July 1-5
2012
will be in
Charlotte, NC
Watch for
upcoming details.
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Rhode Island Shriners’ proudly host
Our Annual
Paper Drive & Hospital Day for Children
Saturday, October 2, 2010
by Noble Wayne Edward Sutton, Annual Paper Drive & Hospital Day for Children Chairman
9
years of success
The Rhode Island Shriners continue to bring valuable tools and educational
information to our families in need right here in Rhode Island.
Let me begin by extending our heartfelt and most sincere thanks to the following Shriners and friends who continue to offer their valuable
time and volunteer service to make this project an annual success asking nothing in return.
They come back every year. Why? Because this is what Shriners do!
The continued success of this annual event would not be possible without the help from
our dear friends at Dave's Market Place. Thank you to Renee Hughes at Dave's Market's
Corporate Headquarters and the kind and courteous store managers at Dave's on Cedar
Swamp Road in Greenville, Diamond Hill Road in Cumberland, Division Street in East
Greenwich, Tower Hill Road in North Kingstown, Airport Road in Warwick and Dave's
Market on West Shore Road in Warwick.
Seen at Dave's on
Tower Hill Road, North Kingstown
Please take the time to stop in at any of the Dave's markets, and thank these folks for
being so kind and helpful to us, not to mention the great food shopping you can experience. Renee Hughes and her team of store managers are the best. Always remember to
patronize the Dave's Marketplaces whenever you can. We could not be so successful
without their help.
Thank you to Fred Geary and the folks at TCI Press. They contribute the printing of our
Hospital Day Newspaper that we hand out during the paper drive. These are the guys that publish our award-winning Scimitar newspaper. If
you are looking for a printer then look no further than TCI. There prices are competitive and they go the extra mile for getting the job done.
A tip of the Fez and thank you to the Rhode Island Shriners Clown Unit and
Directors Staff. The Clown Unit and Directors Staff allowed us to utilize their tables
and chairs for the day, not to mention the many clowns that offered their smiles
and humor at each of the Dave's locations helping to bring a smile to the faces of
our Rhode Island children.
Showing the lead for others to follow!
We had many of our Divan Officers and Past Potentates offer their fraternal
friendship and volunteered time. A warm and kind thank you to our Shriners’ Ladies
Ann Adams and Joan Martin who offered their time and expertise to help us put all
of the contributions in numerical order. Believe me, this is no small job. And . . . this
project would not have been complete without the truly dedicated support by
Nobles Frank DiMascio and Wayne Sutton. These guys work together to make sure
that all of the tables, chairs and material are gathered, delivered and retrieved that
get used for the day.
These men and women deserve
a hearty handshake and sincere thank you!
Seen at Dave's on
Division Street, East Greenwich
Seen at Dave's on
Airport Road, Warwick
Seen at Dave's on
Cedar Swamp Road, Greenville
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Once again this year, your Paper Drive Chairman, Noble Wayne Sutton, made a
surprise phone call to all of the Dave's Marketplaces on behalf of the Rhode Island
Shriners members to speak with each store manager and extend our sincere
thanks for allowing us the continued and kind opportunity to promote our good
deeds and assisting us in our efforts to help spread the great work being done at
the Shriners Hospitals for Children.
We set out to make it known to all Rhode Islanders that the Rhode Island
Shriners are alive and well and continue our creed to assist less fortunate children
and young adults that may suffer from burn or bone-related problems right here
in every community throughout Rhode Island, the United States of America, and
worldwide.
Seen at Dave's on
Mendon Road, Cumberland
Dave's Marketplace
West Shore Road, Warwick
Total donations received: $ 305.62
Team Captain: Noble John Adams PP
Handymen:
Noble Dave Bradley
Noble John Takian, PP and Treasurer,
Noble Dave McCarthy
Noble Herb McGuire, Past Grand
Master of Rhode Island Masons,
Rhode Island Shriners Clown: “Bam Bam”.
Dave's Marketplace
Airport Road, Warwick
Team Captain: Noble and First Ceremonial Master Gil Fontes
Handymen:
Noble Biff Gallagher. PP
Noble Ken Sundberg
Noble Ray Zorbedian
Noble Don Thornton
Rhode Island Shriners Clown: “Lucky”
Dave's Marketplace
Tower Hill Road, North Kingstown
Total donations received: $ 953.43. WOW!!!
Team Captain: Noble Fred Stahle, a/k/a “Uncle Sham”
Handymen:
Noble Arnie Pepper
Noble Norm Messinger
Noble Albert “Doc” Rubbio
Noble Bill Morgan
Noble George Morgan Sr.
Rhode Island Shriners Clowns: “Uncle Sham” and “Choo Choo”
Dave's Marketplace
Division Street, East Greenwich
Total donations received: $685.71. WOW!
Team Captain: Noble Gordon Martin, PP
Handymen:
Noble Bob Allard
Noble Ernie Slocum
Noble Rusty Booth
Rhode Island Shriners Clown: Boss Clown “Dimples”.
The Paper Drive has proven to become a fast and economical means to spread
the word about no-cost orthopaedic and burn care for children. When a Noble
gives a free copy of the paper to a passerby, we often receive voluntary donations
to be used for the Shriners Hospitals. It should be known to all Nobles who assist
with the paper drives that Temple Paper Crusades are one of the largest fundraising events for Shriners Hospitals, raising millions of dollars each year; but the
main objective continues to be that of educating the public about Shriners
Hospitals and finding more children that our hospitals can assist.
On Saturday, October 2, 2010, we took over the exits at six Dave's locations, set
up our tables, chairs, posters and newspapers, appointed our team captains and
crew of Nobles, brought out the Rhode Island Shriners Clowns and went to work
from 9am – 3pm, spreading the word of the Shriners Hospitals, gave out thousands
of newspapers, blew up many balloons, entertained children and educated many
of our Rhode Island friends.
The weather was beautiful and along with our great spirit, we did quite well in
our mission to let our Rhode Island friends know that the Shriners are alive and
well and ready to assist our neighbors in need, whenever and wherever possible.
At the end of the day we also had the pleasure of being the recipient of
$3,273.79 in contributions of which every single dollar and cent will be given
directly to the Imperial Shriners Hospitals for Children Fund. Since the onset of our
paper drives in the year 2002, the Rhode Island Shriners members should be proud
to know that we have given a total of $28,978.29 to help support the Shriners
Hospitals for Children nationwide. It's a lot of work, but as you can see, the
rewards are plenty.
A special thank you and a great BIG “Tip of the Fez” to the Nobles listed to the
left who gave up some of their weekend time to join us in our efforts to make our
Annual Paper Drive a true success. Most of these guys have been part of the drive
teams since we started nine years ago . . . which is some serious dedication.
My heartfelt thanks,
Noble Wayne Sutton
Annual Paper Drive & Hospital Day for Children Chairman
Dave's Marketplace
Diamond Hill Road, Cumberland
Total donations received: $ 461.43.
Nice job for a two-man team!
Team Captain: Noble Glen Medeiros,
2nd Ceremonial Master
Handyman:
Noble Bob O'Brien,
High Priest & Prophet
Dave's Marketplace
Cedar Swamp Road, Smithfield
Team Captain:
Handymen:
Noble Charles Tweedly
Noble John Chaharyn
Noble Joe Bennett
Noble Peter Buiak
Rhode Island Shriners Clown: “Doctor Funny Bone”
.
Seen at Dave's on
West Shore Road, Warwick
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William D'Abate Elementary School in Providence
4th - 5th Grade Students
Offer Their Support to the Shriners
by Noble Wayne Edward Sutton, Rhode Island Shriners Public Relations Chairman
We get many calls at our Shrine Center about kids that set out
with a goal to help the Shriners. I recently received a phone call from
Mr. Ray Allsworth, a 4th grade school teacher at the William D'Abate
Elementary School on Kossuth Street in Providence. He told me this
great story about the students at his school who come from some of
the poorest homes in Providence, but have some of the greatest
spirit of giving. Mr. Allsworth and approximately 140 4th - 5th grade
students were on a mission to collect as many can tabs that they
could because they knew that it would in some way help the Rhode
Island Shriners.
The Shriners Aluminum Tab Collection and Recycling Project has
been in existence for many years, and the money that we receive
from the recycling of the tabs is used to buy medical and nonmedical items for Shriners Hospitals for Children. The project
originated and is maintained by Helma Court #64, Ladies Oriental
Shrine of North America.
The home of the Rhode Island Shriners serves as a drop off
location for anyone that may have tabs they have collected. If you
have tabs to drop, we are located at One Rhodes Place in Cranston,
Rhode Island.
These kids could not have been more right!
When Mr. Allsworth contacted me, he wanted to know if I would
be interested in coming to his school and making a presentation to
the students and teachers about who the Rhode Island Shriners are,
what we do to help children, and why we ask friends to collect these
soda tabs. Speaking with the children and teachers has truly become
a great public relations opportunity.
Do you know a group or organization that collects tabs for the
Shriners? If so, please call our Public Relations Chairman, Noble
Wayne Sutton at (401) 461-0690, and he will be more than happy to
come and meet with your group to offer our thanks and present a
message about the Shriners Tab Collection Project.
Not only do the children learn about why we collect soda can
tabs, but they also get a well deserved congratulations for helping
the Rhode Island Shriners so together we can provide much needed
medical care for children. At the end of the school day, the children
bring this valuable information home and share it with their family
helping us to reach children and families that may need our help.
On November 8, 2010, I made my trip to meet with Mr. Ray
Allsworth and School Principal Mr. Kermen to come and meet with
these kids to express our sincere thanks for the kindness and great
efforts that these students offered to help the Shriners. The students
were so curious to know why we collect can tabs. It's truly an
education to see the most interesting questions that young children
will ask, and one hour of my presentation and questions and answers
seemed to go by in a flash.
To Mr. Ray Allsworth, Principal Kermen, teachers and the 4th
and 5th grade students at the William D'Abate Elementary School,
we offer our heartfelt thanks and our BIG Shriners smile for the
great work that these students have done to offer this wonderful gift
to the Shriners.
These kids are our Providence Hometown Heroes!
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EMERGENCY TREATMENT OF BURNS
TYPE OF BURN
Thermal Burns
1. Stop the burning. Remove victim from heat source.
2. Cool the burn with cool water. Do NOT use ice.
caused by contact with
open flames, hot liquids, 3. Check breathing. Stop bleeding.
4. Cover burn with sterile pad or clean sheet.
hot surfaces, and other
Do NOT apply oils, sprays, or ointments to
sources of high heat
a serious burn.
5. Call 911, or take victim to nearest medical facility.
Chemical Burns
caused by dry or
powdered chemicals
Electrical Burns
Shriners Burn Hospitals
CINCINNATI HOSPITAL
3229 Burnet Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45229
(513) 872-6000
GALVESTON HOSPITAL
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(409) 770-6600
Orthopaedic and
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NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
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2425 Stockton Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95817
(916) 453-2200
1. Flush skin with water for at least 20 minutes.
Remove contaminated clothing, but avoid spreading
the chemical to unaffected areas.
3. If victim’s eyes are involved, flush continuously with
water until medical help is obtained. Remove contact
lenses.
4. Check breathing. Stop bleeding.
caused by liquid chemicals 2.
all electrical injuries should
receive medical attention
BOSTON HOSPITAL
51 Blossom Street
Boston, MA 02114
(617) 722-3000
TREATMENT
1. Carefully brush the chemical off the skin.
2. Check the package for emergency information.
1. Pull the plug at the wall, or shut off the current.
Do NOT touch the victim while they are in contact
with electricity.
2. Check breathing. Stop bleeding.
Do NOT apply oils, sprays or ointments to a serious
burn.
The Shriners of North America, an international fraternity
founded in 1872, opened its first hospital in Shreveport, LA
in 1922. Today, there are 19 orthopedic hospitals and three
Shriners Burns Institutes throughout North America. All 22
Shriners hospitals provide orthopedic and burn care for any
child up to their 18th birthday regardless of race, religion or
relationship to a Shriner. There is never a charge to the
patient, parent or any third party for any service or medical treatment received at Shriners hospitals.
EMERGENCY
ADMISSIONS
The sooner a burned child reaches a
Shriners Burns Institute, the better the chances
are for recovery.
I N A N E M E R G E N CY
The physician should telephone
the closest Shriners Burns Institute listed below,
and indicate the need for emergency care.
For FREE copies of our Burns Prevention Tips, or for
information about our Speakers Bureau and other community outreach services, please contact: Public Relations Dept., Shriners
Burns Institute, 51 Blossom Street, Boston, MA 02114-2699.
Boston, MA . . . . . . . . . . .
Cincinnati, OH . . . . . . . .
Galveston, TX . . . . . . . . .
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(617) 722-3000
(513) 872-6000
(409) 770-6600
(916) 453-2200
* Facility includes orthopaedic, burn and spinal cord injury care.
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