CSSA 2013 Schedule of Events

Shriners International
Omaha, Nebraska
August 2013 • Vol. 89, No. 8
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Clowns: Thousand Hills Convention Center—Exhibit Hall B Convention Center—Exhibit Hall B Clown's Registration
Convention Center—Cooper Creek 1, 2 & 3
Clown meeting & Balloon Competition
CSSA Band: Convention Center—Cooper Creek 1, 2 & 3
CSSA Band Performance 8:00 am 9:00 am - 5:00 pm 6:00 pm 8:00 am Tee Time 9:00am - 6:00pm 9:00 am - 6:00 pm 11:00 am
3:00 pm
Market Place Foot Patrol: Foot Patrol-Captain's Meeting Keystone Kops: 1:30 pm Convention Center Keystone Kops Business Meeting Ladies: Convention Center Ladies Luncheon & Show
Legion of Honor: Legion of Honor – Necrology Legion of Honor - Competition Legion of Honor - Lunch Legion of Honor - Business Meeting Legion of Honor Banquet - social hour Legion of Honor Banquet - dinner Motor Corp: 4:00 pm 4:00 pm Hughes Brother’s Theater (3425 W 76 Country Blvd) 1:00 pm
Radisson Hotel Radisson Hotel Radisson Hotel Radisson Hotel Radisson Hotel Radisson Hotel 9:00 am 10:30 a
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Ta n g i e r “ h o t s a n d s ”
By: Walt Mailand
Greetings Nobles and Ladies
Hello to all, Yvette and I hope that this edition of the
Hot Sands finds you all in good health and enjoying your
summer. We again would like to take the time to thank
you for the wonderful opportunity of serving you as
Potentate and First Lady. The year has been very
successful up to this point and we have had a lot
of great experiences and more fun than should
be allowed. July was a great month and we
enjoyed working with each club and unit that
participated.
I want to thank everyone who has been participating in the parades this year.
We are trying new things to promote the family atmosphere and I hope you will
all find that parading with Tangier under the new rules will encourage more
involvement. Thank you to Kevin Potter for keeping us on the right path. We
have a few parades left so make sure you plan on being there to support your
unit.
The Central States Shrine Association annual convention is just a few weeks
away in beautiful Branson, Missouri. Please consider signing up and joining
us for a great convention. We have the hotel practically all to ourselves and we
have a grand event planned that is sure to offer something for everyone. This is
a fantastic destination spot for the conventions that only comes along once in
awhile so please take advantage of this opportunity. See the flyer in this month’s
edition as time is running out.
The Divan and a group of Past Potentates attended the Imperial Session in
Indianapolis June 29 thru July 4 so if you missed the July open meeting you
missed the presentation and information we brought back with us. Please let
us know if you have any questions about the new by-laws or the hospitals in
general and we will go over it with you.
Please keep in mind that our big Spaghetti Feed fund raiser is coming up
and to go back to your club or unit and vote on that donation. The donations
and support of the clubs and units is what sets Tangier apart from other Shrine
Centers in fund raising efforts and we need to continue that tradition. Make
plans to come down and help with the feed as well.
Please take the time to visit the Tangier Shrine website as our webmasters are
adding things daily and improving the site all the time.
I would like each of you to take the time to thank a member of your Divan
when you see them. They are doing a phenomenal job of managing your Shrine
and they deserve to know you appreciate their efforts. Once in a while you may
get a little frustrated if the Divan representative for your club or unit misses
a meeting or if the communication about a certain event passes you by and I
want you to be mindful of the commitment they made to our fraternity and
realize that no one can be everywhere at every moment. Please remember they
have jobs and family that come with very important obligations as well. My
time as Potentate will soon pass but those who will follow need to know you
support and care for them and for what they are doing.
“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that
you didn’t do than by the ones you did do, so throw off the bowlines, sail away
from safe harbor, and catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore, Dream,
Discover.” –Mark Twain
Fraternally Yours,
Charlie Lovell
- Potentate 2013
The Red
Cross View
We have been notified by our Red Cross consultant that
our goal for the August 5th Blood Drive will be 19 pints of
whole blood. To reach this goal we will need to have 30 donors
registered before the 5th. Mike Foreman will be working with me for
this and future drives. We will get together to determine new ways
that we can stimulate interest in this and later drives.
In 1996 we held our first blood drive as a Tangier project. That
objective has not changed and the units and clubs must carry the word
to their members. We reached a high of better than 40 pints in 1997
and we have yet to attain that goal again.
The Divan has covered blood drives in the monthly meetings
and in the officers meetings each month. Is it possible that this
information is not covered in the unit and club meetings? This must
be a cooperative effort if we are to succeed.
We will continue to contact donors by email and telephone. The
need for blood is constant and especially so during the summer
months when members are vacationing. Is it unreasonable to assume
that 2% of our members should be participating in the Blood Drives?
Talk it up at your regular meetings and if you feel it would help to
have Mike or me attend your meeting, let us know.
Remember,“The Gift Of Life Flows Through You”
• GIVE BLOOD •
Stated Meeting
Thursday, August 8, 2013
Dinner 6:15 p.m.
Meeting 7:30 p.M.
The speaker for the ladies meeting is from Youth Emergency
Services (YES) in Omaha. Their mission is to serve homeless
and at-risk youth by providing critically needed resources which
empower them to become self-sufficient. Everyone is encouraged
to bring any travel toiletries they have on hand to donate to YES.
Babysitting Available
Tangier Shrine Office • RSVP to 392-0404
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ELECTED DIVAN
Potentate.............................................................. Charles G. Lovell
Chief Rabban...........................................................Daryl W. Finley
Assistant Rabban...................................................... Gary S. Unger
High Priest & Prophet................................. Charles F. Marchand Jr.
Oriental Guide............................................................ James D. Hirl
Treasurer.....................................................James B. Parks, Sr. PP
Recorder.................................................................... Don S. Larson
TRUSTEES
William F. Somerville ........................................... Ronald D. Barber
Loren C. Moore....................................................... Larry D. Moody
APPOINTIVE DIVAN
First Ceremonial Master.............................................. Jerry Nielsen
Second Ceremonial Master........................................... Don Eppley
Director......................................................................... Ronald Kern
Marshal.......................................................................... Jim Sklenar
Captain of the Guard................................................ Andy Freeman
Outer Guard........................................................... Scott Robertson
POTENTATE’S PERSONAL AIDES
Mark Vandemark…….Bob Janecek……..Dillon Hadcock
Eric Hadcock…….Adam Norton
POTENTATE’S STAFF
Chief of Staff............................................................... Barry Ahlborn
Assistant Chief of Staff..............................................Paul Gonzales
Chief Aides..................... Bryan Deming, Joe Hodges, Ed Mummey,
James Smith and Roger Mlady.
Potentate’s Aides................Mike Arola, John Chester, Jim Huebner
Keith Kortright and Adam Reese.
Ambassadors...............................Lawrence Brown, Dennis Coufal,
John Maxell, Leland Meisinger and Mark Vandemark. Chaplains........................ Dr. Kenneth J. Bunnell, Charles E. Sohm
Commander of Units.................................................... Kevin Potter
Lt. Commander of Units.......................................... Dave Robinson Samsar.............................................................Randal J. Behounek
Membership Comm Chairs.......................Jerry Nielsen, Fred Yates,
Kenneth Bunnell
Circus Consultant..................................................... Alan J. Penner
Circus Chairman...................................................... Jack V. Schram
Circus Assistant............................................... Dr. James B. Turpen
Hospital Representative..............................James B. Parks, Sr. PP
Hospital Patient Coordinator...........................William F. Somerville
Hospital Van Coordinator..................................Cary L. Manson, PP
Hospital Staff................................... James Toft &William C. Harper
Board of Directors, Twin Cities..............................Don D. Perry, PP
Housing Chairman.......................................................Randy Busse
Kitchen Manager...................................................... William Garner
Legal Staff............................. Darren R. Carlson, Richard D. Myers,
Jerome F. Given, PP
Photographers.............................................................. Greg Norton
Publicity Chairman............................................. Byron K. Simmons
Show and Shine Co-Chairman.....................................Don Streeter
Soccer Classic Chairmen.............. Bill Somerville, Drew Rodehorst
Nebraska Shrine Bowl Inc..................... William Harper, Chad Fuller
and Dave MacDonald.
Sound Room........... Don Ellenberger, Tony Kimball, Jeremy Myers
and Charles Sohm. Sunshine Committee............................................William C. Harper
Hot Sands Editor.......................................................David A. Shaw
Chief Aide Emeritus.............. Al Seseman, Dan Henn, Scot McCaul,
Leroy Fuglsang, Dave Muller, John Hoagland, Phil Harris,.
Clair G. Burroughs
Hospital Van Coordinator Emeritus.............................Marvin Kovar
Recorder Emeritus......................................Donald W. Madsen, PP
Trustee Emeritus...........................................Charles M. McDonnell
Samsar Emeritus................................................ Randall S. Heckert
S.H.B.D................Jon Christensen, Jerry Nielsen, Loren Kastanek
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Masonic Family Activities
Omaha-Council Bluffs Metro Area
Aug 1 Papillion Dinner/Masonic Home Tour 5:30 pm
RSVP: Cullen Pilker 402-490-1836
Aug 3 Shrine Carson, IA Parade Line Up at 9:30 am
Aug 3 Spaghetti Dinner by Narcissus 4:30 pm-7:00 pm
Benson Masonic Center
Aug 5 Tangier Shrine Blood Drive Tangier Shrine Center
Noon-6:00 pm
Aug 10 Achievement Day Fremont Home Lunch
12:00 noon Fremont
Aug 11 Nile Ice Cream Social and Kids Carnival
1:00-4:00 pm Tangier Shrine Center THEME CHANGE
Aug 11 Nebraska Masonic Home Cornerstone
2:00 pm Plattsmouth
Aug 14-18 Straddlers #47 Masonic Camping Club
Lewis and Clark Onawa, IA
Aug 15 Metro York Rite Dark Social 6:00 pm
Upstream 17070 Wright Plaza (171st and W. Center Rd.)
Aug 17 Installation Westside Rainbow TIME? WOMC
Aug 17 Iowa / Nebraska OES Fun Exchange
CB Masonic Center
Aug 18 Biscuits & Gravy Breakfast by COBIA Lodge
8:00 am-1:00 pm CB Masonic Center
Aug 22-28 Scottish Rite Supreme Council Biennial Session
Washington DC
Aug 22-24 Shrine CSSA Branson, MO
Aug 23 Spaghetti by CB 4:30-6:30 pm CB Masonic Center
Aug 24 Shrine CSSA Parade Branson, MO
Line Up at 8:00 am
Aug 24 Shrine Millard Parade Line Up at 10:00 am
Aug 25 Papillion OES Silver and Gold Event 3:00 pm
Papillion Masonic Center
Aug 29 Council Bluffs Masonic Friendship Dinner
6:00 pm CB Masonic Center
Aug 31 Papillion Lodge BBQ 3:00-6:00 pm
Papillion Masonic Center
This is an informational service offered through the
Omaha Metro Area Masters & Wardens Club to all of the
Masonic family members in the Greater Omaha Area.
For additions, corrections or the adding of people to
receive the list, please contact Ron Stites, Chairman of
Masonic Activities List for Masters and Wardens at 402293-1538 or [email protected]. Please include the name
of event, date, time, and location.
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DONATIONS
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In Memory of Cliff Morgan:
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Jim & Paula Turpen
In Memory of Harvey Hansen:
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In Memory of Jim Becher:
Daryle & Dee Winder
Jim & Sandy Parks
Tom & Sue Vaghy
Ralph & Judy Joos
Paul & Jean Carey
Loren & Carol Kastanek
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Jerry & Rosemary Bishop
Bob & Joyce Vondrasek
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Bob & Jackie Maline
Don Streeter & Marcie Sargent
Tangier Racers
In Memory of Larry Long:
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In Honor of Frank & Susie
Kroupa’s
50th Anniversary:
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In Honor of Jordan Dickinson:
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In Memory of Wayne Bryant:
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Schwarz’s
Anniversary and Birthdays:
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Ron & Tina Barber
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In Memory of Ron Stoffers:
Don & Sharon Perry
In Memory of Warren “Tom”
Hultquist
Tom & Sue Vaghy
Jim & Sandy Parks
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In Honor of Theresa Pierce:
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Hultquist:
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Norbert & Marcella Seitz
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Maxine Winje
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Michael & Sharon Malloy
W.C. & K.S. Ruff
Michael & Nancy Ossino
Harold & Diane Johnson
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Loren & Carol Kastanek
William & Marjorie Kozal
Gerald & Joyce Stepanek
Cindy Mallatt
Randy & Florence Allen
Paul & Brenda Jacobsen
Mark & Teresa Dagostino
James & Lola Patton
John & Kathy Peterson
Weber & Thompson, P.C.
Daryle & Dee Winder
Charles “Jake” Jacobs
Bill & Marilyn Arnold
Edna Hesson
John & Katie Knickman
Jerry & Judy Nielsen
Don & Sharon Perry
Elaine Volkens
Tangier Arab Patrol
In Memory of Bob Barchus:
Bob & Joyce Vondrasek
Don Streeter & Marcie Sargent
Arnie & Karleen Nelson
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CHILDREN “TWIN CITIES UNIT”
Stated Meeting Expirations
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Arab Patrol
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Clowns
By: Jim Leonard
By: Bryan Deming
One, two, three, four. Wheel right, wheel
left. Hey, we did a good job in the Ralston
Parade. 13 members marched on the 4th of
July and we had a lot of fun. What a great
time all had after the parade at Jan and Len
Kliment’s home. The food was fantastic!
Thanks, Jan and Len, and the cooks.
When working at dinners in upcoming
events at Tangier be sure to look for the new
Rubbermaid kitchen cart the Arab Patrol
purchased to help make moving dishes and
such easier.
Our next meeting will be August 12 at 7:00
pm at Tangier and later in August look for a
good turnout for CSSA. As always, remember
to try and support all other unit club events
and parades this summer.
Chanters
By: Bernie Hauber
It is still summer, and the
Chanters’ singing schedule is still limited
due to vacations. However this month, we
have plans to sing for some local churches.
The proposed schedule is as follows:
August 4 - St. Luke United Methodist
Church (where the Chanter’s director, Dr.
Theis is a Choir Director); 11810 Burke
Street, Omaha, NE 68154. The service that
begins at 10:30 am. August 11 - Bethany
Presbyterian Church (where Chanter Greg
Carlson is Pastor); 1900 S 7th St, Council
Bluffs, IA 51501. The summer worship
service is at 9:30 am. August 19 - Carson
United Methodist Church; 300 Washington
St, Carson, Iowa. The service that begins at
11:00 am.
The Chanters have also begun
preparations for our annual fund-raiser, the
Rib Feed. Tickets should be on sale by the
end of August.
The Chanters will probably not practice
in August except briefly before the church
services. We wish nothing but the best for
other Tangier Units, who are competing at
the upcoming CSSA in Branson Missouri.
GO TANGIER!
Any Noble with a little interest in singing
and a willingness to join us should contact
any Chanter or just leave a message at
the Shrine Center. That’s my update for
August.
“When a singer truly feels and
experiences what the music is all about,
the words will automatically ring true.”
Monserrat Caballe (Spanish Opera Singer)
As I write this, we are preparing on having
a Unit Picnic. But as you read this it will
have already passed. One of the difficulties
in writing this article thinking into the
future and one of the difficulties in growing
a Unit is the ability to change and adjust
with the time. As with many other Units
and Clubs we have been a little short on the
participation side of our membership and
the Shrine. Well, we all need a little help on
the membership side. We seem to be losing
more men to the Black Camel than we are
gaining in active new membership.
At our last meeting an old idea was sparked
with new interest and I want to take it as far
as it will go. We are looking for any and all
that are interested in taking a bus ride to the
Shriners Hospital for Children – Twin Cities
in Minneapolis. We have no date set up but
the plan is to find 20 Men, Clowns, Keystone
Kops, Mobile Nobles, Corvette Club, Boone
and Crockett… 20 men interested in visiting
the Hospital. As Clowns we are looking to
entertain as many kids as possible so we
will be coordinating with the Hospital to
ensure that we are able to do so while not
interfering with the daily business. We are
actively asking for companionship from the
Keystone Kops and any other Unit or Clubs
that would like to venture on our journey. For
those of us that have been fortunate enough
to be a part of the Hospital Visit it is one of
the most fulfilling of events you will have
in your lifetime. And we would like to share
that with you. Now, I say we are looking for
20 men because we want those 20 men to
be able to bring their Ladies. Without the
support of our Ladies many of us would not
be able to contribute the amount of time and
energy that we do and often it goes without
saying. If you are interested in making the
trip please let one of the Clown officers
know so that we can start to make a list and
set the plans into motion.
Other events going on this month are A
Night Out Neighborhood event and again
we are helping to support the ALS Walk at
Werner Park. And let’s not forget CSSA and
the Millard Parade. Strypes has agreed to
drive the Fire Truck in the Millard Parade
and we will have more details later.
As of this article we are also in the process
of contributing to a Shrine Night at the
Races. Details are forming quickly so be
watching your emails. Thank you for all that
you do.
Corvette Club
By: Henry Higgs
Well at last the weather is getting hotter
and muggy. The Club has had a great turnout
for the parades and different functions of the
Shrine Club and Units. The Show and Shine
we had our usual number of cars there.
The Corvette Club grilled out steaks for
the North team in the Shrine Bowl and it
was a great success, the players were really
enthused about being part of the Shrine
Bowl.
The parade season is in full swing and the
Brothers are really enjoying showing off
their vettes. We had the largest number to
participate which was 27 cars. It was great
to be in the Fremont Parade this year and
several of the members took their significant
others in the parade. We had our Summer
Picnic at Brother Jeff Jackson and Heidi’s
house and we really want to thank them for
hosting us again this year – we had a great
time. Now it is time for CSSA in Branson,
MO and we are getting antsy to go.
I guess that is all for now see everyone at
the next parade.
Director’s Staff
By: Joe Stom
We are now deep into the summer and also
deep into the parade season. We have had
pretty good turnouts at parades as usual and
all kinds of fun. Business has been booming
at the back of the hearse. The hot weather
makes everything taste all the better.
On the horizon is the annual CSSA
convention in Branson, Missouri. CSSA
is always a good time but this one should
be especially fun. There is plenty to do in
Branson and the Ozark country is beautiful.
Not to mention it is just a short drive to get
there. For those of you that don’t know,
the Directors Staff represents itself at this
convention with an association that is called
Central States Shrine Directors Association.
They usually have a business meeting/
breakfast for the men and a dinner party for
the men and their Ladies. This year is no
different. The breakfast for the men is on
Friday at 8:00 am. The cost is $12 and you
need to wear your fez. The dinner is at 6:00
with the social hour starting at 5:00. The
cost is $25. Plan on attending both of these
functions as it is a great way to meet our
fellow members of the Directors Staff in the
Central States.
Hope everyone is having a great summer
thus far and as always if you or someone you
know is interested in becoming a member
of the Directors Staff see Ron or just come
to our regular meeting. It takes place on the
fourth Monday of the month in the lower
level of the Shrine at 7:00 pm.
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Daughters
of the Nile
Greeters
By: John James
By: Queen Angie
Greetings from Sat-ra:
There were 18 Princesses and myself
that attended the Supreme Session in
Grapevine Texas. We all had a great time.
The Patrol Unit debuted a new outfit…they
looked Marvelous! Their performance was
outstanding and I tell you they were part of
almost every honor guard throughout the 5
day event. I was so proud of them! Way to
go Ladies! Pageantry Dancers also attended
and performed a flawless dance! My Noble
Jim and Noble John Knickman joined us on
the trip…they did some fishing, swimming
and as always at their best at taking care of
the Ladies of Sat-ra …if we needed a ride
to pick anything up, took some fishing and
carried a LOT of luggage. A special Thank
you to my Noble Jim for going with me and
supporting me every step of the way! I love
you!
Congratulations to the following Past
Queens on their Supreme Appointments.
This year Sat-ra received nine appointments!
What an Honor. Congrats to: PQ Becky
Unger, Deb Benitez, Mary Waite, Les
Faulkenberry, Carol Sorensen, Barb Gray,
Nina Heckert, Sue Ellenberger and special
committee appointment to PQ Linda Jasa.
Supreme Queen Margaret Ann Risk will
be visiting Sat-ra on Friday, July 26th. This
is a special time of the year we have the
Supreme Queen to ourselves and to hold
a ceremonial of initiation. We will have a
banquet in the evening with cooking by The
Culinary Master! Yum!
Don’t forget, I hope to see ALL of
you at the First Annual Kids Carnival/
Ice Cream Social. This will be held on
Sunday, August 11th from 1:00 pm to 4:00
pm at Tangier, outside in the parking lot.
Parking for the event will be at the Movie
theater. Remember to bring your kids, your
grandkids, neighbors, bring them all! Shiloh
Lodge will be sponsoring the Masonic
“CHIP” program. This is a great program to
have an Identification kit made up for your
loved ones. This is a free program to you, so
why not take advantage of it?
That’s all for now! Sat-ra and I wish you
all the best and remember to Smile every
day!
Sparkles of Nile Love,
GEMS: Grow, Educate, Motivate in
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Hello from the Greeters.
July sure was hot, but we had fun anyway in
the July Parades at Ralston and Fremont. For
August we have two Parades, Carson, Iowa on
Saturday the 3rd and Millard on Saturday the
24th. Please try to attend these two parades,
IT’S A FUN TIME. The Millard Parade falls
on the same date as CSSA.
The Greeters picnic is on August 4th,
Sunday at 1:00 pm at same location as last
year, Bellevue Masonic Lodge.
Keep Tangier and the Greeters strong, find
new members.
Hospital Float
By: Mike Donham
August is another busy
month for Tangier with
CSSA, Carson, and Millard on the Parade
schedule.
The Unit had a good turnout for the Ralston
Parade; six min-cars and two float riders
were on hand. The float itself has new carpet,
thanks to Marvin Kovar, Ken Nisley, Stan
Hale, Tom Hultquist, and Mike Donham.
Everyone appreciates the work you Nobles
did to “spruce” up the float.
Since the article did not make the July
Hot Sands, some of the following items are
“catch up” for July.
Happy Birthday wishes for July were
Nobles Ken Nisley and Dan Brunton, and
Ladies Anita Peck, and Debbie Winslow.
August Birthday wishes are sent to Nobes
Dick Whiteman and Don Madsen, and Lady
Laura Mendoza.
Those members celebrating anniversaries
for July and August include: Stan and Carol
Hale, Jeremy and Nicole Thomason, and
Dick and Pat Whiteman for July; Don and
Barb Madsen and Matt and Stacey Hultquist
for August.
Congratulations to Lady Bev Donham
who was installed as Worthy Grand Matron
of Nebraska Grand Chapter Order of the
Eastern Star.
For courtesies this month, Noble Dick
Whiteman has been hospitalized and Lady
Mary Ann Johnson lost a brother. We wish
to send Dick lots of prayers and get well
soon wishes and to Mary Ann, we extend our
sympathies.
Remember Nobles: “The place to improve
the world is first in one’s own heart and head
and hands.” - Robert M. Persig
Golden Girls
By: Maxine Lorraine Powers
AUGUST! Yes, August already. Those hot
days of August – known to many of us as
dog days – are upon us. Summer is slowly
winding down. It’s back to the “books” for
students the end of this month. Their vacation
has ended.
Golden Girls will meet on Tuesday, August
13. Same time (noon) and place – lower level
(Oasis room) of the Shrine Center. Betty
Bligh and Courtney Nelson will serve as
hostesses.
Our one and only birthday celebrant this
month is JoAnn Spann. Happy Birthday,
JoAnn. Wishing you many more.
Golden Girls were entertained last month
by a very skilled storyteller, Molly Strong.
She told us four very interesting “funny”
stories. Lots of laughter by the Golden Girls.
Her performance was truly outstanding.
If you have checked the August calendar
looking for a holiday, it’s not there. However,
if you lived in Scotland you could enjoy the
Summer Bank Holiday on the 5th or if you
were a resident of the United Kingdom, you
could celebrate the Summer Bank Holiday on
the 26th.
Hope you’ve been enjoying those tasty ears
of corn and other fresh veggies. To many of
us, the arrival of August means homegrown
tomatoes and juicy melons. And last, but not
least, those delicious Colorado peaches.
Keep the AC running and enjoy the
remaining summer days.
Mobile Nobles
By: Jason McFarlane
ALL ABOARD!
The July 4th parade in Ralston this year was
absolutely amazing! The weather was perfect,
the sideline turn out enormous, and the Nobles
and there Ladies were there in full force. It was
great seeing everyone there!
There are a few things to remind everyone of.
August 3rd is the Carson, Iowa parade. This is
always a good time so make plans to go. If riding
the train to Carson, contact Pres. Bill Redman
for the time to be at the barn. August 22nd
through the 24th is CSSA. If you are riding the
train down, be at the barn on Thursday the 22nd
at 9:00am. Please let Pres. Bill Redman know
as seating is limited. September 2nd is Schuyler
parade. September 7th is Plattsmouth parade.
September 21st is Nebraska City parade.
Please mark your Calendars and hope to see
you all there!
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Legion of Honor
Keystone Kops
By: Captain Allen
“Boo Boo” Smith
By: Tom Upton, Cmdr.
Let me begin with a sincere
thank you for the cards,
prayers and thoughts during my recent
hospitalization. Healing is taking place and
some therapies are ahead but the outlook is
good and the support I’ve received from the
fraternity is greatly appreciated.
Congratulations and a big thank you to the
LOH Color Guard for their fine job at the
Shrine Bowl Parade, presenting the colors at
the game and supporting our parade schedule
so well.
The Memorial Day flag display for our
veterans and civilian patriots was well done.
I have received many comments about the
display this year. The efforts of the LOH, our
ladies and supporters in this effort are well
regarded. Thank you.
Well done to Brother Mark Drier for
coordinating Fireworks Stand shifts for the
unit. Thanks to all of the Brothers and their
Ladies for supporting this project.
Brothers Tom Sorenson and Larry
Poffenbarger have been leading the CSSA
Competition Drill Teams practices each
Tuesday night 1830 hours. Two first
place trophies in a year would be a nice
accomplishment for this team.
CSSA schedules of events will be
available at our August meeting and can
also be requested from John Dickey or Larry
Poffenbarger. LOH meetings, competition,
luncheons, and banquet activities are all
scheduled for Thursday. Dick and Jan Moore
have arranged a River Boat Ride and Dinner
Friday evening; the cost will be about $50 per
person.
Parades this month are scheduled for
Carson, IA and Millard.
Our August meeting will be at 1900 hours
By: Ed Hatter
on August 6th.
Thank you for your continuing support of
I hope everyone had a safe and fun 4th our nation and the Tangier LOH.
of July holiday. This is one of my favorite
holidays. It usually involves camping,
boating, and most of all, eating and biking.
We had another dinner ride to Round the
Bend Steakhouse near South Bend, NE in
By: Stanley Garner
July – always good food and great company.
Tangier Road Runners made
We will be meeting at the Shrine Center at
5:30 and ride to the Dinner meetings. Other eight trips to the Minneapolis Hospital
rides we are planning are Old Trusty Days and one trip to the St. Louis Hospital in
on September 7 and the Clay County Fair in June, transporting ten patients. Another
twelve patients traveled by private
Spencer, IA.
conveyance.
Please join us the first Monday of the month
Drivers for the June trips included C.
at 5:30 pm at the Farmhouse Cafe at 3461 Fuglsang, L. Fuglsang, P. Pilakowski,
South 84th Street if you have a motorcycle or S. Garner, G. Eckert, J. Hoagland, F.
have an interest in motorcycles. We have all Burklund, H. Fouts, R. Krause, R. Lyon,
kind of bikes in our unit, so don’t think you E. Bowman, R. McCauley, N. Henry, R.
have to ride a Harley. Hope to see you there. DeWell and G. Bennett.
THANK YOU to all the Keystone Kops
that have attended all the parades so far this
season. What a great turnout. Keep it up.
Some of you that haven’t participated in a
while are more than welcome to show up and
teach us some new tricks. We have plenty
of fire extinguishers. Remember, “Water
Happens!”
Well, August is here. The Keystone
Kops are looking forward to another fun
filled month. We have several events that
we agreed to help at and then there is the
Ceremonial Session of the Central States
Shrine Association (CSSA) in Branson MO
starting Thursday August 22nd through
August 24th and we are ready for the fun that
it brings.
The following anniversary and birthday
wishes for July and August to the following
Kops and Kuties: Happy Anniversary to,
Arlo & Sandy Burke, and Justin & Stephanie
Porta. Congratulations. Happy Birthday
to Kuties, Kimberly Burmham, Brenda
Cerveny, and Pam Mitchell. Happy Birthday
to Kops, Past Chief Darwin Baker, Past Chief
Jeff Burnham, Officer Ross Cerveny, Past
Chief Gene Holman, Officer Matthew Knabe,
Officer Ed Luick, Officer Chris Nigro, Past
Chief Dave Norton, Officer Justin Porta, Past
Chief Dave Shaw, Officer Matt Sproul, and
Officer Dave Tinsley.
Tangier Band
By: Jim Radosevich, Captain
Thank you for the fine
attendance
and
great
performances at our Stated
Meetings. If you show up early, about 6:30
pm, we can play some tunes as soon as the
chairs and stands are set up. Although the
regular 4th Thursday Band Practices have
been cancelled until September, we will
continue to play at parades, Stated Meetings,
impromptu events, and practices in small
groups. In addition, various members of the
Band will continue to entertain at various
Homes for Seniors. The Band is always
looking for band instrumentalists. This
summer is your opportunity to sit down and
play with an informal, small band group. We
will supply the music and stands, and maybe
even find you an instrument, if needed. If
you’re interested, please contact Jim at (402)
496-2691 [email protected].
For August: The Famous Tangier Shrine
Band will perform at the Plattsmouth Masonic
Home’s Cornerstone Ceremony on Sunday
afternoon, August 11st. A good number of
the Tangier Bandsmen will participate as
the Central States Shrine Association Band
performing on August 22nd, 23rd, and 24th
in Branson, MO at the Ceremonial Session of
the Central States Shrine Association.
A special thank you to those who
volunteered at the Omaha Senior Open Golf
Tournament last month. Please continue to
support the fund-raising activities of your
local clubs, units, and lodges.
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Women’s
Auxiliary
Vintage Iron
By: Jim Smith VI
Pres 2010
By: Jan Moore
August and a couple more parades to go!
In July our meeting was held at the Mattress
Factory in the old market. Thanks to all that
showed up and had a good time.
This month is CSSA in Branson, so let’s
not let Illustrious Sir Charlie down.
September is the Spaghetti feed and our
car show. There will be a lot of workers
needed on those days and the weeks leading
into the Spaghetti feed and the car show, so
please plan on giving as much time as you
can. The Spaghetti feed is one of Tangier’s
biggest fund raising activities and the car
show is our club’s biggest fundraiser.
The flyers are ready to get out (See Jim
Allesandro) and we need our members to
sell as many sponsorships as they can as
well as items for door prizes, raffle items,
etc.
Jeff and his committee are meeting and
gearing up for our car show. Please plan on
attending our car show and donating your
time to your club.
Remember to support all clubs, units,
lodges and rites.
Vintage Iron meets the 4th Tuesday of
every month in the main room at 7:00 pm.
If you are interested in becoming a member
of Vintage Iron please feel free to contact
Greg Hansen, President at 712-566-2817,
or George Houts, Vice President at 402238-6163.
What a glorious day the 4th turned out to be.
I hope that all of you enjoyed the day, whatever
you did.
Thanks to all of you that brought toys for
Christmas in July. The kids at the Hospital will
enjoy them.
Thanks for the pop tabs that we receive each
month. It amazes us what Pat finds in the boxes
and containers of tabs. We find money, earrings,
pieces of paper with notes, nails, screws, and
once a fishhook. Always an adventure, we
wonder what the folks were thinking, or if they
were, when they dropped them in the container.
We will be meeting on the second and fourth
Wednesday of August. Neither of the meetings
will be a business meeting, but rather work
sessions. We are getting ready for our craft
show, luncheon, and style show. This will
happen on October 19 at Tangier.
Lunch will be at noon with the style show to
follow. We will have models of all sizes, shapes
and ages. We have multi-generation families
that will model. The craft show will open at
11:00 and we hope that many of you will come
and have lunch with us and buy, buy, buy.
Remember 100% of this money goes directly
to the Hospital.
Have a safe rest of the summer. We will be
going to CSSA and I hope to see many of you
there.
Wise Ashes
By: Barry Ahlborn
We have had several meetings now and
would like to say thank you to those who
hosted the meetings and put on the spread. The
cigar talk and information and the “tastings”
were quite enjoyable.
At our last meeting, Pres. Greg H. (our WISE
ONE) questioned Illustrious Sir Charlie about
his ability to enjoy a puros from the wrong lit
end! After much deliberation and some more
libations Illustrious Sir Charlie defended his
judgment by showing everyone that the label
was actually put on upside down. Therefore it
turned out that the Illustrious Sir is really the
“WISE ONE.”
During the months of July & August we
will be dark due to scheduling conflicts. Our
September meeting will be the 26th at the
home of Barry Ahlborn. More info will be in
the September Hot Sands.
Just because there is no official meeting
for those months does not mean we can’t get
together for an enjoyable PUROS or cocktail at
the drop of a feather.
If you have any questions or need
information about the “Wise Ashes” you can
contact President Greg Hadcock, 402-5100018; V. President Barry Ahlborn, 402-6165862; Sec/Treas Larry Moody, 402-660-2249.
See you next month; with a puff of smoke
and a tinkle of ice.
Dues Increase Discussion
At the August temple meeting on August 8, 2013 the divan will be presenting
more information about a dues increase. This notice serves as a reminder to come
and ask questions and/or be heard on the matter.
Depending on the results of the discussion, we will vote on the matter at the
September Meeting. This will give us another opportunity to get more information
that may be requested from the nobilty before we make a final decision.
Thank you for your attention to this matter and we look forward to seeing you at the
temple meeting.
- The divan
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Thank You From
Bob & Suz Klesath
We would like to r
thank everyone fo
the calls, cards,
flowers, notes
and prayers. Bob
is doing better
and is at home
recuperating and
waiting for his
leg to heal so he a
can be fitted for k
prosthesis. We as
for your continued
thoughts and
prayers.
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The Mobile Nobles have
the Train available for
Birthday Parties, Etc.
Please contact Bill Redmond
(402-333-9022 or 402-677-2104)
for details & to make arrangements.
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October
November
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FALL 2013 & WINTER/SPRING 2014
Legion of Honor
Bethel #18
Provost
Bethel #13
Vintage Iron
Westside RB #22
Arab PatrolBenson Diana Rainbow 22
Pirates
Bethel #24
Greeters
Greeter Gals
Corvette Club
Bethel #1
Thanksgiving EveNo Hamburger Night
Directors Staff
Staffettes
March
#59
5 Arab Patrol
Westside #22
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Bethel #18
19 Motor A/Jo De Ra Daug. Nile Chorus
26 Clowns
Benson Diana RB #2
April
2
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16
23
30
Westside RB #22
Bethel #13
Aksarben OES #277
Bethel #24
Bethel #1
Vintage Iron
Provosts
Motor B
Pirates
Corvette Club
December
No Hamburger Nights
2014
January
1
8
15
22
29
February
5
12
19
26
If these dates do not work for you Unit, Club or Group,
New Years Day No Hamburger Night
please call the office at 402-392-0404
Motor B
Aksarben OES #277
Legion of Honor
Bethel #18
Jo De Ra/Motor ADaug. Nile Chorus #59
If these dates do not
Shrine Bowl
Bethel #1
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Club, please call the
Clowns
Benson Diana RB #2
office at 402-392-0404.
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Introducing our 2013-14
National Patient Ambassadors
Olivia Stamps of Batesburg, S.C., and
Brendon Wiseley of Tulsa, Okla., have
been selected as the health care system’s
national patient ambassadors for 20132014. The announcement was made
on July 3, 2013, after the premiere of
their video, “Walking toward Endless
Possibilities” during the Imperial Session
of Shriners International in Indianapolis.
Every year, Shriners Hospitals for
Children® chooses two national patient
ambassadors to represent the thousands
of children who receive care at the
health care system every year. The
Ambassadors share their stories to
inspire others and raise awareness of
Shriners Hospitals for Children.
Meet Olivia and Brendon:
Olivia has cerebral palsy, which affects her mobility.
She was originally diagnosed at Shriners Hospitals
for Children — Chicago, but since moving to South
Carolina, she has been cared for by the Shriners
Hospital in Greenville, S.C.
Olivia has benefited from Shriners Hospitals’
expertise in treating the orthopaedic effects of
cerebral palsy and in movement analysis. In the
movement analysis laboratories, available at 12
Shriners Hospitals facilities, high-speed cameras,
reflective markers, force platforms and muscle
sensors combine to record and measure how a child
with a mobility impairment is moving. A team of
medical professionals can then determine the best
treatment plan to help the child improve.
After reviewing the data from Olivia’s analysis,
her team recommended surgery to lengthen her
heel cords and hamstrings. After surgery at age 6
and rehabilitative therapy, Olivia, now 10, has a
perfect walking gait and can run, dance, jump on
a trampoline, ride a bicycle and keep up with
her peers.
Brendon is Back on the Track
Brendon loves to race. In fact, he was on the track
in a micro junior car when he was 5, and is a track
favorite in his hometown of Tulsa, Okla.
His ability to participate in the sport he loves
nearly came to a quick end when he was 7 years
old, and was injured in an accident involving a lawn
mower. Although he lost a leg, the expertise of the
prosthetics staff at Shriners Hospitals for Children
— Shreveport and the health care system’s
commitment to personalized attention and care
combined to get Brendon back on track. Brendon
is able to race again – the only difference – now
he passes his helmet to collect donations for
Shriners Hospitals.
The stories of Olivia and Brendon are
representative of the successes that can be found
throughout the 22-facility Shriners Hospitals for
Children health care system. We applaud their
achievements, and those of all the patients
they represent in their roles as National Patient
Ambassadors. Shriners Hospitals for Children is
pleased to have been able to help them on their
journey toward life’s endless possibilities.
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Marching with the School Band:
A “Wow” Moment for Joseph
Since the first Shriners Hospital opened in 1922 in
Shreveport, La., caring for children with orthopaedic
conditions has been a primary mission of our health
care system. The orthopaedic diseases and disorders
we treat are wide-ranging and diverse. Whether
we are treating bone deformities such as clubfoot,
neuromuscular conditions such as cerebral palsy,
or genetic anomalies such as achondroplasia, our
goal is to help each child become as independent,
confident and healthy as possible. Here is one
patient’s story:
Hartless says Shriners Hospitals for Children—
Lexington has changed her child’s life. “In four years,
we progressed from Joseph never having walked to
‘Hey, Mom, where are my drumsticks?’ For that, I
simply say thank you from the bottom of my heart.”
When Joseph Van Hofwegen was born in February
2001, he was immediately diagnosed with
caudal regression syndrome, which impairs the
development of the lower half of the body. In this
disorder, the bones of the lower spine are frequently
misshapen or missing, and the corresponding
section of the spinal cord can be irregular or missing.
In Joseph’s case, his legs were bent with the
knees pointing out to the side and his feet tucked
underneath the hips. Joseph could crawl as a baby,
but only by dragging his lower extremities. Kristen
Hartless, Joseph’s mother, accepted the probability
he would never walk.
The family learned of Shriners Hospitals for
Children ®— Lexington and made an appointment
to discuss possible surgical solutions. Janet
Walker, M.D., a pediatric orthopaedic surgeon
who researches club feet, limb deficiencies, limb
misalignment and children with amputations,
examined Joseph. Dr. Walker advised that Joseph,
then age 6, have amputation surgery, followed
by prosthetics.
After a successful surgery, Joseph was very
nervous about preparing for his new prosthetic
legs. “He was worried he would walk like a cartoon
robot,” said Hartless. “Oh, and also, he
wanted toes!”
The prosthetics department at the Lexington
Shriners Hospital went to work and soon Joseph had
his new legs. Now 12 years old, Joseph continues
to come to the hospital for fittings and therapy every
six months. Recently, he announced a big event in
his life.
“I have been playing the drums for several
years, and we figured out how to attach the drums
to my walker. Next spring, I will be in my middle
school marching band as a drummer,” Joseph said.
“Walking, marching, playing my drums. Wow!”
Top: Joseph Van
Hofwegen, 6 years old
here, waits for surgery
that will give him two
prosthetic legs.
Bottom: Along with
his love of music,
Joseph also enjoys
playing sports.
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Shriners Hospitals for Children:
Leading the Way in Specialized Pediatrics
minimize scarring, and development of engineered
skin and better wound-healing techniques.
Our patients receive advanced care for burn
injuries and related scarring, along with physical
rehabilitation and emotional support to help them
successfully return to their school or community.
Since the first Shriners Hospital opened in 1922
in Shreveport, La., providing expert pediatric care
has been a cornerstone of our mission to improve
the lives of children. Today, Shriners Hospitals for
Children® has 22 locations – 20 in the U.S., and one
each in both Mexico and Canada, and provides care
for all types of orthopaedic conditions, spinal cord
injuries, burns, and cleft lip and palate, in a familycentered environment. All services are provided
regardless of the families’ ability to pay.
A Foundation of Orthopaedic Care
Twenty of our facilities are staffed and equipped to
handle virtually all pediatric orthopaedic problems,
except for acute trauma. Commonly treated
conditions include: clubfoot, limb deficiencies and
discrepancies, scoliosis and osteogenesis imperfecta
(OI), as well as the orthopaedic difficulties associated
with neuromuscular conditions, such as cerebral
palsy and muscular dystrophy.
With a large full-time staff of experienced pediatric
orthopaedic surgeons, as well as a comprehensive
team of physical, occupational, speech and other
therapists, we are able to treat each child with a
customized approach based on their overall health
and medical conditions.
Excellence in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation
Shriners Hospitals for Children was the first health
care system in the country to develop spinal cord
injury rehabilitation programs specifically for children.
We offer innovative therapies, emotional support,
and development of independent living skills. The
program also includes an emphasis on research.
Projects range from restoration of function to quality
of life and long-term outcomes. The knowledge
gained from these studies will improve clinical
practices and enhance the lives of young patients
with spinal cord injuries.
Providing Expertise in Cleft Lip and Palate Care
Patients with a cleft lip and/or palate are treated
by a multi-disciplinary group of experts who work
together to improve the child’s ability to eat,
communicate, breathe and feel good about their
appearance. Each patient’s unique treatment plan
may include surgery, orthodontics, and hearing,
speech and psychological therapies to restore
optimal function and appearance.
With the generous support of our donors,
Shriners Hospitals for Children has cared for more
than 1 million children since that first Shriners
Hospital opened back in 1922.
To refer a child, please visit
shrinershospitalsforchildren.org or call the patient
referral line at 800-237-5055 in the U.S., or 800-361-7256
in Canada.
Pioneers in Pediatric Burn Treatment
Shriners Hospitals for Children has been a pioneer
in burn care and research since entering the burn
care field in the 1960s. Some of the advances
made through our research efforts include improved
survival rates, creation of pressure garments to
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Chief Rabban Daryl Finley and his Lady Lisa invite all
Tangier Shrine members, their families and friends on an
all inclusive DOMINICAN REPUBLIC vacation.
Excellence Punta Cana Resort
April 21 – 27, 2014
Your Dominican Republic Vacation Includes…
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Round trip air transportation from Omaha to Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
All transfers and taxes
Excellence Punta Cana Resort (adults only)
Luxury suite with private balcony, whirlpool tub, mini-bar, and 24-hour room service
All meals at your choice of 8 different ala carte restaurants, a buffet breakfast and
lunch restaurant, and a beach snack grill
All beverages (soda, fruit juice, domestic and premium alcohol) at your choice of 10
different bars
Pool and beach waiter service
Two giant swimming pools and two outdoor Jacuzzis
Non-motorized water sports, daily activities, nightly shows, grass mini golf, tennis
clinics, game room, and fitness center
Excursions and spa services available (additional fees apply)
$150 deposit per person
required to book.
Contact Lindsay Bolt at
Enchanted Honeymoons to
create your vacation and get a
price quote!
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Travel Arrangements:
Enchanted Honeymoons
www.enchantedhoneymoons.com
17650 Wright Plaza, Omaha, NE
402.390.9291
Lindsay Bolt
[email protected]
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ÞCSSA 2013Þ Ceremonial Session of the Central States Shrine Association
August 22, 23, 24, 2013 Thursday-Saturday
Tangier Housing
Branson Grand Plaza Hotel
245 N. Wildwood Drive
Branson MO 65616
417-336-6646
Tangier will make all arrangements for your room and event, listed below.
The cost PER COUPLE for the room (double occupancy) and the event fees for Thursday thru Saturday
will be as follows:
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Standard Room $369.00 2 queen beds, small refrigerator
Mini Suite $426.00 1 king bed, sitting room, microwave, large refrigerator
King Feature Room $493.00 1 king bed, microwave, large refrigerator, Jacuzzi
Family Suite $527.00 2 king beds w/baths in separate rooms, microwave, large refrigerator
Ø For single occupancy reduce total by $30.00.
Ø A $15.00 fee will apply for each additional adult in the room.
Ø Wednesday rooms available upon request for additional fees.
Ø A credit card must be presented at check in for incidentals.
Ladies luncheon, Thursday, 1 PM, $40.00
Registration and Hospitality only, $60.00 per couple
Members attending will pay Tangier directly and all your reservations will be made for you. $100.00 deposit due by
June 1, 2013 balance due by July 26, 2013. You may pay by check or by credit card by calling Sandy at 402-3920404 or stopping by the Shrine Center Monday thru Friday 8:00 to 4:30.
Also rooms are available at the same rate up to 3 days before and 3 days after, members need to make arrangements
with hotel, Tangier will need to know so rooms can be coordinated.
Please fill out the following information and submit with your payment:
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Name________________________________________________ Unit or Club ____________________
Significant other_______________________________ Attending Ladies Luncheon Yes___ No___
Address____________________________ City___________________ State________ ZIP___________
Room Type _________________________ Amount Paid ______________________________________
Arrival Date__________ Departure Date_____________ Day Phone______________ Cell____________
Arriving early Yes___ No___
Staying late Yes___ No___
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Come join us for
Shrine Night at the Races
I-80 Speedway • Greenwood, NE
Friday August 16, 2013
Gates open at 5:00 P.M.
Race starts at 7:15 P.M.
Come early and meet
the driver of the Tangier
Shrine-sponsored car
Admission is free!
Show up in your best Shrine shirt • No fez required
Tickets will be provided
Call the office for details 402-392-0404
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WINGS
&
BEER
NIGHT
Thanks for everything
you do as Shriners and
Shrine Ladies!
Tangier Shrine Center Green Room
August 14, 2013
6:00 – 8:00 pm
Chicken Wings
(hot, mild, and teriyaki)
6 for $3.00
12 for $5.00
Basket of Fries
$1.50
All Pints of Beer
$1.50
“Beer for a Year” glasses will not
be honored at this event.
If you have a membership prospect you would like to
introduce to the Shrine in a casual, fun environment
please invite him and his lady to attend this event!
The membership team will be on hand to answer questions.
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Scottish Rite
Masonic Center
Calendar of Events
“Omaha York Rite”
DATES TO REMEMBER
CHECK THE DATE
Aug 10
KSA – 9AM
Aug 19
SR Picnic at Cooper Farm
Aug 22-28 Supreme Council Biennial Session in DC
Aug 27 Master Craftsman
Aug 29
Friendship Dinner in CB
Aug 30-Sep 2 SRMC Office Closed for Holiday
Sep 14
KSA – 9AM
Sep 14
Wounded Warrior Dinner & Auction
Sep 16
Lodge Meeting
Sep 18
Fall Outing at Papillion Gun Club
Sep 22
WalkRite for RiteCare – Zorinsky Lake
Sep 26
KCCH Club Honors Dinner
For Many Events At Scottish Rite Masonic Center
If you prefer you can register online:
www.scottishriteomaha.org
Click on “Events Calendar”, the month, scroll down to find an
event, “View Details”, and finally “Register & Pay”.
Call the office if you have questions, 402-342-1300
Director Staff
SHRINE
HOP
Dinner
& Dance
Friday, September 6, 2013
Cocktails
Dinner
Dance
6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Chicken Breast
with/all the trimmings
8:00 - 12:00 p.m. “The Sharks” Live Band
Admission ONLY $15.00 Each
Tables of 8 - $100.00
Per Couple $25.00
at Tangier Shriners Center
2823 S 84th Street
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Most York Rite Bodies are
Dark in July and August
…but be sure to join your
companions and their Ladies at the
Annual York Rite Dark Social
Thursday August 15th at 6:00pm
Upstream Brewing Company
17070 Wright Plaza
(171st and W. Center Road)
Warning: Wearing a tie to this event
will subject you to a stiff fine!
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Mandatory parades listed first in bold type; optional parades in regular type
Date..................................Location................... Line-up/Start times.................... Oasis
August 3................................Carson, Iowa................ 9:30am / 10:30am........ Community Center
Line-up at Ray Carr (rodeo) Arena – enter from north end at N. Commercial St. & Carson Ave.
August 18 Columbus (Sunday).......2pm / 3pm....................................................................................... TBD
Line-up at Nebraska Public Power District (1414 15th St.). More details forthcoming.
August 24..............................CSSA/Branson, MO..... TBA / 9am........................Afterglow / Hotel
Line-up in Grand Plaza Hotel lot (our hotel); Afterglow in lot south of Bass Pro in Branson Landing.
For more info: go to www.cssa2013.org/paraderoute.html
August 24 ..............................Millard........................... 10am / 11am....................... American Legion
Line-up expected to be the same: S. 131 St. south of L St. – west of Western Bowl.
September 2 .........................Schuyler (Monday)...... 1pm / 2pm............... tentative: OakBallroom
Line-up expected to be the same: D St. from E. 11th to E. 10th St. – east of the courthouse.
September 7..........................Plattsmouth.................. TBA / TBA.............................................TBD
No information available yet. More details forthcoming.
September 21........................Nebraska City....................................................................................... Noon / 1pm.......................................................................................................tentative: Eagles Club
Line-up expected to be the same: First Corso & 16th St.
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2013 UNITS & CLUBS MEETINGS
UNITS................TIME...... DAY OF MTG.......LOCATION..................CONTACT............ PHONE.......................... DIVAN
Arab Patrol........... 7:00 pm.....2nd Monday.............Tangier – Aladdin............. John Knickman......... 402-573-1625..Charlie Marchand
Band..................... 7:00 pm.....4th Thursday............Tangier – Lower Level..... Jim Radosevich......... 402-496-2691.................Jim Parks
Chanters............... 7:00 pm.....Every Monday.........Tangier – Main Room...... Joe Riddle................. 712-484-3830..............Gary Unger
Clowns................. 6:30 pm.....1st Friday.................Tangier – Lower Level..... Bryan Deming.......... 402-598-2370............ Daryl Finley
Cycle Patrol.......... 6:30 pm.....1st Monday..............Various............................. Don Ellenberger........ 402-306-4930................... Jim Hirl
Directors Staff...... 7:00 pm.....4th Monday..............Tangier............................. Ron Kern.................. 402-658-0456..............Don Larson
Greeters................ 7:00 pm.....2nd Tuesday.............Tangier – Main Room...... Charles Kubich......... 402-510-4930........... Loren Moore
Hospital Float....... 6:30 pm.....3rd Saturday.............Various............................. Stan Hale.................. 402-965-3722........... Loren Moore
Jo De Ra………...6:30 pm.....1st Monday..............Jerico’s............................. Cary Manson............ 402-250-7640............ Daryl Finley
Keystone Kops..... 7:00 pm.....2nd Friday................Various............................. Corey Hall................ 402-208-8964................... Jim Hirl
Legion of Honor... 7:00 pm.....1st Tuesday..............Tangier – Lower Level..... Tom Upton................ 402-895-2684..............Gary Unger
Mobile Nobles...... 11:00 am....1st Saturday.............Anthony’s......................... Bill Redmond........... 402-677-2104....Charlie Marchand
Motor A................ 6:30 pm.....1st Monday..............Various............................. Richard Chilton........ 402-553-5418.............. Ron Barber
Motor B................ 5:30 pm.....1st Monday..............Farmhouse Cafe............... Chuck Cline............. 402-321-2511........... Larry Moody
Oriental Band....... 7:00 pm.....1st & 2nd Mondays.. Various............................. Vern Gibson.............. 402-669-6212....Charlie Marchand
Provost Guard...... 7:00 pm.....3rd Thursday............Tangier............................. Mark Batchelder....... 402-689-9866............ Daryl Finley
Rawhide Nobles......................3rd Thursday............Various............................. Jon Mitchell.............. 402-990-9112........................... All
Roadsters II.............................3rd Wednesday.........Fremont Blue Lodge............................................................................................ All
Shrine Bowl............................2nd Tuesday.............Various............................. Rob Mead................. 402-321-3008........... Larry Moody
CLUBS...............TIME...... DAY OF MTG.......LOCATION..................CONTACT............ PHONE.......................... DIVAN
Arbor Shrine......... 7:00 pm.....last Tuesday.............Nebraska City (TBA)....... Dennis Marshall....... 402-873-5331..............Don Larson
Boone & Crockett.6:30 pm.....1st Thursday.............Tangier – Lower Level..... Mark Westadt............ 402-670-1122....Charlie Marchand
Botna Valley......... 6:30 pm.....4th Tuesday..............Various............................. Jay DeYoung............. 712-379-3962........................... All
Computer Club..... 7:00 pm.....3rd Tuesday..............Tangier – Lower Level..... Michael Parkinson.... 402-457-5491.............. Ron Barber
Corvette Club....... 6:00 pm.....2nd Monday.............Tangier............................. Henry Higgs............. 402-689-6641............ Daryl Finley
Council Bluffs...... 5:00 pm.....Bi-Monthly 3rd Sunday..Various............................. Michael Wallace....... 712-328-8110........................... All
Crescent S.C. …. 6:00 pm......4th Friday.................Various............................. Dan Daniels.............. 402-292-6274..............Gary Unger
DeMolay (Boys)... 7:00 pm.....Tuesdays........................................................... James Gunderson...... 402-253-2688........................ N / A
Fremont................ 6:30 pm.....last Monday.............Various............................. Richard Curley......... 402-727-1951..............Gary Unger
Mo Ri................... 6:30 pm.....3rd Thursday............Various............................. Bill Herschlag........... 402-715-0557....Charlie Marchand
Oasis..................... 7:30 pm.. 3rd Tuesday................Schuyler........................... Terry Scheuneman.... 402-352-8815........................... All
Past Masters......... 6:30 pm.....Quarterly..................Various............................. Jeff Coleman............. 402-290-7243.................Jim Parks
Pirates................... 6:30 pm.....4th Monday..............Tangier............................. Greg Norton.............. 402-680-4055.................Jim Parks
Racers……………7:00 pm 2nd Monday...............Tangier –Card Room........ Roger Waller............. 402-680-2389................... Jim Hirl
Ritual Divan...................................................................................................... Jim Mueller............... 402-597-0690........................... All
Road Runners....... 12:00 pm...2nd Saturday............Anthony’s......................... Phil Pilakowski......... 402-968-1652.................Jim Parks
Sandhills............... Various......Various.....................Various............................. Jeffrey Brandt........... 402-340-1018........................... All
Soccer Committee............................................................................................. Bill Somerville......... 402-680-1547.........................TBA
Temple Craft........ 7:00 pm.....3rd Thursday............Tangier – Main Room...... Al Sesemann............. 402-333-3197........ Bill Somerville
Vintage Iron......... 7:00 pm.....4th Tuesday....................................................... Greg Hansen............. 402-660-5700........... .Daryl Finley
Wise Ashes........... 6:30 pm......................................Various............................. Greg Hadcock........... 402-510-0018
Yoshi................................................................................................................. Lil Joe Beister........... 402-968-7133............ Daryl Finley
LADIES MEETINGS................. TIME........ DAY OF MTG..... LOCATION................. CONTACT..................PHONE
DAUGHTER’S OF THE NILE.......12:00 pm..... 1st Thursday...........Tangier Main Room.........Angie Huebner............... 402-699-0213
Sat-Ra Patrol....................................7:00 pm....... Mondays.................Tangier Lower Level........Mary Waite..................... 402-346-0659
Sat-Ra Chorus..................................11:00 am..... Every Thursday......Tangier Main Room.........Florence Corbin............. 402-298-8683
Pageantry Dancers...........................5:30 pm....... Every Monday........Tangier Main Room …..Angie Larsen................... 402-896-5919
WOMEN’S AUXILIARY................10:00 am..... 2nd & 4th Wed.......Tangier Lower Level........Jan Moore...................... 712-256-9818
GOLDEN GIRLS.............................12:00 am..... 2nd Tuesday...........Tangier Lower Level........Arlene Anderson............ 402-384-8409
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Wed
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Cold Sands
6:30pm
Thu
7
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Fri
2
Sat
Carson Parade
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8
9
10
15
16
17
Stated Meeting
Dinner 6:15pm
Meeting 7:30pm
Babysitting Available
11
12
18
19
Nile Ice Cream Social
and Kids Carnival
1:00pm-4:00pm
25
26
13
14
20
21
Chief Aide, Unit, &
Club Head Meeting
5:30pm
Membership Meeting
6:30pm
CSSA
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Millard Parade
(optional)
10:00am Lineup
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29
30
Friendship Dinner
Council Bluffs
Masonic Center
6:00pm
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September
Sun
1
Mon
Schuyler Parade
1:00pm Lineup
8
2
9
Tue
3
10
Wed
Cold Sands
6:30pm
4
11
Thu
5
12
Stated Meeting
Dinner 6:15pm
Meeting 7:30pm
Fri
6
Director Staff Dance
13
Legion of Honor
POW Soup Supper
Sat
7
Plattsmouth Parade
14
Wounded Warriors
Banquet
Babysitting Available
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22
23
Spaghetti Feed
Vintage Iron
Car Show
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18
24
25
Chief Aide, Unit, &
Club Head Meeting
5:30pm
Membership Meeting
6:30pm
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26
27
Big Red Dinner
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Nebraska City Parade
Noon Lineup
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Nile Style Show
30
Circus Kickoff
2013
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Tangier Business & Professional Sponsor Directory
ACCOUNTING & TAX
Dave Emry, Ray Duerfeldt
14707 California St…….....402-498-9100
Computer Services
Parkinson Consulting - Michael Parkinson
[email protected]
Schwarz & Associates, CPA
Hank Schwarz……….....….402-330-6880
DRY CLEANERS
Max I. Walker Cleaners
Bob Walker, Jr.
Donald P. Bush CPA, PC
Don Bush 13812 U St
402-896-2500............ FAX 402-896-2700
ADVERTISING & DESIGN
Hawk River Advertising
Kevin Conner…….....…......402-305-7931
AIR CONDITIONING
A-1 United Htg & Air Conditioning
4972 “F” Street……............402-593-7500
AUTOMOBILE REPAIR
TUFFY AUTO SERVICE CENTER
Mark Anthony
137th & Millard Ave…........402-895-4274
House of Mufflers & Brakes, Total Car Care
Jeff Moberg
8906 Maple St,...................402-393-7888
2717 Leavenworth,.............402-346-1040
4102 N. 30th,......................402-455-0135
Bellevue, 301 Fort Crook Rd. N...402-293-1800
AUTOMOBILE SALES
Gregg Young Chevrolet - GEO
178th & West Dodge
Omaha, NE ………………..402-572-8080
Hobscheidt/Henry Pro Chrysler-Dodge
Jeep-Ram-New/Used
Next to Jeff Henry Chevrolet
Plattsmouth, NE 68048......402-296-5000
Jeff Henry Chevrolet - New/Used
10 Min So Bellevue on Hwy 75
Large Selection “Under The Big Flag”
Plattsmouth, NE 68048......402-296-3210
All over Omaha and Council Bluffs.402-344-7488
Electrical
David’s Electric
1707 N. 42nd Street...........402-553-1565
Hoffman Electric.................402-734-1196
EMPLOYMENT
Eggers Personnel, Jim Eggers, Prs.
11272 Elm St. ………….....402-333-3480
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Korisko-Larkin-Stasklewicz Funeral Home
5108 “F” St. ………............402-731-1234
Roeder Mortuary
Jon Roeder
50th Ames Ave. ……..........402-453-5600
108th & Maple ………........402-496-9000
HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING EQUIP.
A-1 United Heating & Air Conditioning
4972 “F” St. …….......……..402-593-7500
Home Repairs
Celebrity Gutters
Residential & Commercial
Paul Rutten.........................402-681-6080
INSURANCE
American Family Ins - Travis Prater
Auto, Home, Life, Health, Commercial
14345 Fort St, Ste 900.......402-445-6117
INSURANCE (Continued)
State Farm-Tanya Patzner
Auto, Life, Health, Home, Business
2770 S. 129th Ave..............402-333-1866
W.G. Muldoon Insurance
Life Health Auto Home Commercial
P.O. Box 241592
Omaha NE 68124…..........402-689-7167
INVESTMENT ADVISORS
D.A. Davidson & Co.
Philip A. Lorenzen
SID & General Market Municipals
1111 North 102nd Court..…402-392-7902
PRINTERS
K-Kopy Printing Service, Inc.
Keith Kortright, E-mail: [email protected]
736 North 75th St. ………..402-393-4857
JEWELRY
Malashock’s - Village Pointe South
Robert Malashock
16811 Burke Street...........402-496-9990
REAL ESTATE
Paramount Commercial
Real Estate Services
David J. Gibbs, CPM®.......402-502-3300
13520 Discovery Dr...www.paramountcres.com
LAWN CARE
Barna Lawn & Landscape
Fertilization, Mowing, Aeration
Jacob Barna…….........................402-515-5530
REMODELING
Joe Kopecky Builders
Joe Kopecky ………......….402-676-9533
Complete Lawn Service
Lawn Care & Snow Removal
Bill Redmond …..………....402-333-9022
RC Remodeling
www.rc-remodel.com….....402-598-9078
LAWN EQUIPMENT
Pruitt Inc. - Rich Almgren
Small Engine, Lawn Mowing Equip.
4524 Leavenworth St, Omaha.402-.556-1610
Anthony’s Steakhouse and Ozone Lounge
OFFICE SPACE
Ford, Lincoln, Chevrolet, Buick, GMC
Walt Keast-Oakland, IA......877-885-3278
Steve Keast-Harlan, IA.......800-234-4927
LORING & COMPANY
Dan Loring - Business Insurance
600 Essex Court ……........402-399-8721
McMullen Ford - New & Used
Scott McMullen and Mike Wallace
Lake Manawa Exit,
Council Bluffs, IA ……........712-366-0531
Jeff Mann
Gretna Insurance Agency
802 Village Square
Gretna, NE 68028..............402-332-0000
OPTOMETRISTS
Pearle Vision - Bellevue
John Herbolsheimer, O.D.
3906 Twin Creek Dr..........402-932-8007
BANKING
Great Western Bank 20 Locations
Harlan Falk………….....…..402-552-1251
Member FDIC, Equal Opportunity Lender
Montclair Insurance Group
Rob Kuhl, Dave Strunc
2809 S 125th Ave, STE. 284
Omaha NE 68144..............402-932-9293
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The Faucet Shop
6016 Maple St…...............402-551-5533
REFRIGERATION
Bennett Refrigeration Inc.
3352 North 88th Plaza
Eric Pelberg & Frank DeRoin...402-571-7444
Hillcrest Landing
Great Location-Great Price, Check it out!
Don Perry …………..…….402-596-1062
BASEMENT WATERPROOFING
Jerry’s Basement Waterproofing, Inc.
3030 Keystone Drive……...402-392-2211
PLUMBERS
Kracht Plumbing Inc.
cell......................................402-504-2918
INVESTIGATORS
Professional Investigations Inc.
David Robinson ………......402-690-4014
[email protected]
ASSOCIATED UNDERWRITERS, INC.
9412 Giles Rd................402-592-0900
LaVista, NE 68128
Keast Motors -
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Mervin Reese
9802 Nicholas St. Ste 210..402-391-3755
PAINTERS
Welch Painting - Jeff Welch
Interior - Exterior - Decks
[email protected]
Pet Care Services
Paradise Pet Suites LLC
Boarding, Grooming, Day Care
20601 Elkhorn Dr...............402-289-4033
RESTAURANT
7220 “F” St.........................402-331-7575
ROOFING
Waite Home Services
Brad Waite..........................402-680-9288
RUBBER STAMPS
J.P. Cooke & Co.
Warren Cooke, John Cooke
1311-15 Howard St. ….......402-342-7175
SERVICE STATIONS
VALVOLINE INSTANT OIL CHANGE
Mark Anthony
132nd & Maple Street ….402-445-0070
137th & Millard Ave. …....402-895-4274
108th & Q Street ………..402-592-6550
STORAGE
Gray & Associates
Don & Joan Gray, Owner
Cars, Boats, RVs, Etc.
18201 S. 132nd St. ……....402-253-2855
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TIRES
Allied Oil & Tire Company
Con Heinson
2209 S. 24th St. …………..402-344-4343
TRAVEL AGENTS
RnDSTravel
www.RnDSTravel.com
ROGER & DONNA MLADY
Omaha NE 68124
[email protected] or....402-660-9523
TREE CARE
Terry Hughes Tree Service
Terry Hughes …………..…402-558-8198
Josh Kroupa
Certified Arborist...............402-981-1453
TRUCKS
Paul Lucht & Sons Body Shop, Inc.
Tom & Nick
1519 S. 3rd St.……..…......402-342-5630
McMullen Ford - New & Used
Scott McMullen & Mike Wallace
Lake Manawa Exit
Council Bluffs, IA …………712-366-0531
UNIFORM RENTAL
Max I. Walker Uniform Rental
Bob Walker Jr. …………....402-344-7488
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Potentate’s Message...................................Page 2
Red Cross Review.......................................Page 2
Stated Meeting............................................................Page 2
Appointments & Masonic Family Activities..................Page 3
Memorials....................................................................Page 4
Unit & Club Articles.................................................Pages 4-8
Burn Aid Golf Classic...................................................Page 9
Hamburger Nights.....................................................Page 10
Wounded Warriors Family Support ..........................Page 10
Shriner Hospital Articles.....................................Pages 11-13
Excellence Punta Cana Resort Trip..........................Page 14
CSSA.........................................................................Page 15
Shrine Night at the Races.........................................Page 16
Arkansas Statement..................................................Page 16
Tangier Ladies Bazaar Night.....................................Page 17
Wings & Beer Night...................................................Page 17
Advertisements...................................................Pages 17-23
Scottish Rite Check the Date....................................Page 18
Omaha York Rite Dates To Remember.....................Page 18
Shrine Hop Dinner & Dance......................................Page 18
Parade Schedule.......................................................Page 19
Unit & Club Meetings.................................................Page 24
Calendars of Activities...............................................Page 25
Directory Ads.................................................. Pages 26 & 27
Brick Order Form.......................................................Page 27
Lifetime Membership.................................................Page 27
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