2016 ANAH DIVAN - WINTER CEREMONIAL

Shriners having fun , doing good deeds that will
change the life of a child
February 2016
2016 ANAH DIVAN - WINTER CEREMONIAL
Front Row L-R – Recorder Larry Hersom P.P., High Priest & Prophet Roger Grindle, Chief Rabban, Steven”Steve” Trimm, Potentate Robert L.
Turner, Assistant Rabban Brad Prout, Oriental Guide Timothy”Tim” Dutch, Treasurer Julian S. White, Jr. Second Row L-R – Chaplain Ryan Otis,
Captain of the Guard Dean Hoke, Director Blair Bubar, 2nd Ceremonial Master Galen White, 1st Ceremonial Master Don Gordon,Orator Douglas
Dulac, Marshall Robert “Boomer” Palmer, Jr., Outer Guard Adam Beals – Photo By Lloyd Day, Anah Photo Unit.
monthly messenger
Of
Anah Shriners
Bangor, Maine
Retirement isn’t an end.
It’s just the beginning.
A long and successful career should be followed by a
long and happy retirement. But it won’t happen on its
own. You have to be sure you’re investing properly to
help you reach it, and then follow a solid strategy both
now and through your retirement years.
As a Financial Advisor, I have the experience and tools
to help you develop a strategy that is right for you, to
Jeffrey F. O’Sullivan
Senior Vice President
Financial Advisor
adjust your investments as needed and to manage your
wealth through all the potential changes to come. Call to
arrange an appointment today and let us help you keep
your wealth working for you.
Key Plaza, 23 Water Street
Suite 406
Bangor, ME 04401
207-561-2002
jeffrey.o’[email protected]
www.morganstanleyfa.com/
theosullivangroup
The appropriateness of a particular investment or strategy will depend on an investor’s individual
circumstances and objectives.
© 2015 Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC. Member SIPC.
GP11-01364P-N09/11 7177596 MAR010 07/12
EEDS THAT
WI
EO
VING
HA
GE THE LIF
FUN, DOI
NG
D
OD
AN
CH
LL
GO
Monthly Messenger of Anah Shriners
Chartered June 15, 1922
A Chapter of Shriners International
1404 Broadway, Bangor Maine 04401
Telephone 207.942.2254 - Fax 207.942.1994
Website: www.Anahshriners.com - Shrine email: [email protected]
Volume 104 • Number 2 • February 2016
Rich Armstrong-Editor - [email protected].
Janice Young-Advertising Manager - [email protected]
FA
CHIL
D SHRIN
ER
S
All Anahgram Articles to be sent to - [email protected] by the 10th of the Month
The first major fund raising
“FROM THE
event will be our own Shrine
Circus in Bangor April29-May
RECORDER’S
1, then moving up to Presque
Isle May 5-7. Please turn out
DESK”
and help sell Circus book ads
Larry
L. Hersom
and Circus tickets. We hope
Recorder, P.P.
you can attend and work as
many Circus performances
Welcome to Anah 2016! I first want to
as possible. Our year started
thank Ill. Jesse Thomas and Brenda for a
with Potentates Party on
great 2015, and all the accomplishment that
January 30 and then we have
were made. It was a memorable year. It
the Wheelers Super Supper
doesn’t seem possible we are into the new
on February 13, Clowns
year, but here we are. Congratulations to
Comedy Night on February
Potentate Robert “Bob” Turner and Lady
20. In March we will have the
Bonnie on being elected our new Potentate
Spring Break Party and then
the Potentates trip April2-9.
and First Lady to represent Anah during
When we get back from the
2016. We are all looking forward to a
trip we will travel to Melha
wonderful year with many exciting events
First row: Grace, Sydney, Bonnie, Bob, Eleanor, Colby
Shriners in Springfield MA
planned. Please wish them well.
Second Row: Brandon, Connor, Maclain, Amy
for the Directors/Second
We also want to congratulate our new
Top row: Tammie, Mike, Heidi, Bob, Casey, Amy Carter
Section meeting. Our annual
Outer Guard and his lady. We know you
Pre-Screening Clinic and
will enjoy your years representing Anah.....
Hospital night will be May 21st. Try to
the best temple in the Northeast.
help work the Clinics and then stay for the
As you read this, the Second Section
Hospital night.
Anah’s June Ceremonial will be a joint
Robert Turner, Potentate
Potentate’s Party will have concluded, so
ceremonial with Kora Shriners. It will
we again want to congratulate both Ill.
It was with great pleasure and honor
be held in Northport at Point Lookout
Jesse and Lady Brenda and Ill. Bob and
that you elected me as Potentate for 2016.
and the parade will be in Belfast. Mark
Lady Bonnie for a great 2015, and looking
We want to thank all the Nobles and their
your
calendar
and
plan
on
attending
this
Ladies for all the help during the years
forward to a wonderful 2016. Thanks to
ceremonial it will be a fantastic event.
getting to 2016. I also want to thank all the
the Second Section for hosting this great
I
want
to
thank
our
Grand
Master
Nobles and their Ladies who helped make
event.
David
Walker
for
attending
our
January
the 2016 ceremonial a big success. It has
February 20th will be a new function
ceremonial
and
his
help
and
words
of
been a lot of fun and fellowship that has
sponsored by our Clown Unit. This
encouragement
in
the
past
year.
He
is
a
made ANAH a better Shrine.
great friend and Masonic Brother.
will be a comedy night, featuring three
The Divan and I want to congratulate
In closing my first Potentate Message I
professional comedians. It sounds like a
and thank Ill. Sir Jesse and Lady Brenda
am asking you to attend your Blue Lodge
great time to enjoy with fellow Shriners
for all their hard work that made 2015 a
and spread the word about Anah Shriners
and their guests at Anah’s new building.
very successful year. We are sure that they
and our Shriners Hospitals For Children.
will continue to help Anah in the future.
Tickets are available at the Shrine office.
Remember
we
are,
Anah Shriners and the Divan want to
Just a reminder to the unit heads and club
welcome all the new nobles in the January
presidents, if you haven’t passed in your
SHRINERS
HAVING
FUN,
DOING
2016 Doug Sukeforth Class. We ask that
updated nutshell information or financial
GOOD
DEEDS
THAT
WILL
CHANGE
you and your lady get involved by joining
information to the Recorder’s office, we
THE LIFE OF A CHILD
a unit and a club. It will make your Shrine
Continued on page 6
years a lot of fun and you will meet many
new friends. I am asking your sponsor
and mentor to take you to a meeting for
Four Points by Sheraton Bangor Airport
a unit or club and introduce you to our
308 Godfrey Blvd. Bangor, ME
wonderful fraternity. Again thank you for
Call 207-947-6721 and ask for the
joining Anah Shriners and help support the
Worlds Greatest Philanthropy, Shriners
Anah Shrine Discounted Rate!
Hospitals for Children.
We
are
offering
complimentary shuttle service
I want to thank all the units and clubs
for their contributions that will help
on all room blocks of 10 or more rooms. To set
support Anah and our Shriners Hospitals
up a room block contact Jana May,
for Children in Boston and Springfield .
T
207-947-6721
ext. 1115 or E jana.may@
This shows all the hard work that the units
and clubs with their ladies have done in
fourpointsbangor.com.
the year 2015. Congratulations from me
and my First Lady Bonnie.
POTENTATES
MESSAGE
2
The Anahgram
2016 Illustrious Sir Robert L. Turner
Bob Turner was born in Andover, the
Second
Congregational Carter with their two children
New Brunswick, Canada and Church, Brewer. He was a member Eleanor and Colby live in Madison,
became a citizen of the United of the Bangor City Club. For ten AL.
States of America in 1967.
years he was a Director and Coach Bob became a member of the
He graduated from Bonny Eagle for the Brewer Police Athletic Buxton Lodge AF & AM 115 in
High School in 1965 and in 1969 League. He also was a coach for the 1967, the Scottish Rite Bodies of
graduated from the University of Brewer Lassie Softball League. He Bangor and Consistory 32* Valley
Maine Portland with a BS degree in is now a Trustee for Windham Hill of Bangor and Portland. He joined
Business Management.
United Church of Christ and has ANAH in 2001 and is a member of
After college he worked for eight served on the Capital Campaign the Bangor Brewer Shrine Club,
years selling recording charts and Committee.
Aroostook
Shrine
Club,
coated papers in
Washington
the
seven
County Shrine
northeast states
Club, Sunshine
living
in
Club,
Circus
Windham,
Committee
Maine,
Utica,
2006, Feztival of
New York and
Trees Committee
Derry,
New
2012-2015,
Hampshire.
Membership
Then in 1977
Committee
they moved to
2013-2015,
Brewer and he
Chairman of the
worked in the
SHC-Springfield
auto
parts
Doctor’s Clinic
business until
2014
-2015,
1986. In 1986
Director 2006he started selling
2009,
Public
funeral supplies
Relations
and owned a
Committee and
business
in
became
the
Windham selling
Public Relations
funeral supplies
Chairman
in
to funeral homes
2006. Bob is a
Lady Bonnie and Potentate Robert L.Turner
in Northern New
member of the
England. This business was sold in He married Bonnie Bowden of Royal Order of Jesters, Bangor
2013 and he is now a consultant to Holden in 1970 and they have Court 150 and the Shriners
three daughters.
the new owner.
Hospital for Children-Boston
His community involvement has Heidi and Bob L’Heureux with Board of Governors and was
been active over the years. He was their three children Brandon, appointed Secretary in 2015 and
a member of the Derry Lions Club Connor and Grace live in Vice Chairman of the Board in
Derry NH. He is a Past President of Scarborough. Tammie and Mike 2016. He was appointed the Outer
the Brewer Kiwanis Club, with Madore with their two children Guard by Potentate Norris
over twenty years of membership. Maclain and Sidney live in Nickerson in 2009.
He was a Deacon and Trustee for Cumberland. Amy and Casey
February 2016
3
2016 Outer Guard Noble Adam Beals
Noble Adam Beals was born May away. During this same year, Adam
31st, 1978 in Presque Isle, Maine. and Jaime worked hand in hand
He graduated from Presque Isle with their family and countless
High School in 1997. He worked friends to build their home. With
for a short time at McCain Foods in much help they were able to move
Washburn, Maine. There he met in only 8 months later in February
his wife, Jaime Hewitt of Easton.
2005.
Adam enlisted in the Maine Army In 2006, Adam was honorably
National Guard in 1998, he discharged from the Army National
completed his basic training and Guard after 8 years of service. In
AIT at Fort Jackson, South January, Adam began his Masonic
Carolina. He trained as a 63 Bravo journey when he was raised to the
Heavy Wheeled Mechanic. His degree of an EA. February he
training served him
well when he came
home he started at
EMCC in Diesel,
Truck & Heavy
E q u i p m e n t
Technology
program.
In 2000, Adam
started as a mechanic
for a family owned
trucking company
in Bangor. He
quickly moved to a
foreman position on
the 3-11 shift,
2016 Outer Guard Noble Adam Beals
where he remained
until 2003. Adam and Jaime were passed to the degree of a FC, and
married July 27th, 2002. About 6 in March he was raised to the
months later, Adam was called up sublime degree of a Master Mason.
for deployment to the Middle East Mid-June in Mars Hill, Adam
in support of Operation Enduring became a member of Anah Shrine
Freedom with 1136 Transportation while under the direction of our
Company, Bangor.
beloved Illustrious Potentate
Adam returned home in the spring Richard Hallett. In the fall Adam
of 2004, where plans were being joined the Second Section, where
made to build their new home in he has lived for the last 10 years.
Old Town. Adam return to the During his membership Adam has
trucking industry, where he served as 2nd Assistant for two
negotiated a position on the day years and for the last three years
shift so that he could spend more has served as the Director of the
time with his wife after 14 months unit. Under his direction the
Second Section has donated more
than $8000.00 to Shriner’s
Hospitals for Children.
Thru the years Adam and Jaime
have grown their family to include
2 sons.
Colby Adam born
November 3rd, 2008 and Brandon
Michael born April 23rd, 2012.
Adam continued in the trucking
industry, transitioning to the
Director of Maintenance, being
responsible for 15 mechanics and
office personnel, 105 trucks and
475 trailers. He
served
as
the
Chairman of the
Special
Events
Committee
for
Maine
Motor
Transportation
Association. For 2
years, Adam also sat
Chairman for State
of Maine Tech
Competition
challenging
mechanics in their
field for the privilege
of representing our
state Nationally.
After two consecutive terms Adam
stepped down as Master of Howard
Lodge # 69 in Winterport. He and
his wife were excited to purchase
Spaulding Radiator in August of
2015, after a more than 15-year
career in the trucking industry.
Currently Noble Beals is a lifetime
member of the Sunshine Club, a
lifetime member of Aroostook
County Shrine Club, a lifetime
member of Bangor-Brewer Shrine
Club, and a member since 2012 of
the Royal Order of Jesters #150
Bangor Court.
4
Anah Facts & Figures
The Anahgram
Second Annual Cribbage Tournament
February 13, 2016 381 Cave Hill Road Waltham, Maine
Elliott Jordan & Son • Call or Text Jamie Buteau (207)479-9090
$10.00 Entry Fee with one on one single elimination games. Sign in time is 1 :00 p.m. Games will begin
at 2:00 p.m. Cash Prizes -$100.00 -First -$50.00 -Second -$20.00 -Third -$10.00 -Fourth
Famous Porky Sues Pizza
by the slice $2.00
Assorted Crok-Pot dishes
and Homemade treats by
dontation
Soda & Water Available
ANAH SHRINE TRIP – APRIL 2016 – RIVIERA MAYA MEXICO
Valentin Imperial Maya – Adults Only –All-inclusive
It’s everything and more than you imagine!!
Please join Potentate Robert Turner and Lady Bonnie for this exciting trip. Spaces are still available call for
information 207-356-7909 and 207-942-5050 Bangor Travel # this is open to all Shriners, Friends and Family
so please join us on this great trip with Cindy Hardy from Bangor Travel Services. We look forward to having
a great get away with our family, friends and fellow Shriners.
Thank you,
Potentate Robert Turner and Lady Bonnie
Cindy Hardy /Bangor Travel Services
February 2016
5
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Academicians ........................................ 9
Aides.................................................... 14
Aroostook Shrine Club.............................
Band..................................................... 25
Bangor-Brewer Shrine Club.....................
Boosters................................................. 8
Calendar................................................. 7
Chanters............................................... 23
Circus.......................................................
Clowns (Bangor)................................... 19
Convertibles......................................... 22
Daughters of the Nile................................
Directors Staff...........................................
Editor........................................................
Facts & Figures.................................... 25
Feztival of Trees................................... 26
Flag Unit...................................................
Funsters .............................................. 14
Go-Karts...................................................
Hancock County Shrine Club................. 9
Highlanders..............................................
Hospital News (Boston)............................
Hospital News (Springfield)......................
Indy Cars..................................................
Kampers Club....................................... 22
Kanteen Corps.........................................
Keystone Kops..................................... 26
Klowns (Aroostook)..................................
Lobster Boat Unit.................................... 6
Membership Committee...........................
Mini-Bike Unit....................................... 14
Mini-Car Unit......................................... 13
Mystery Person...................................... 6
NASCAR Unit...........................................
Northern Penobscot Shrine Club.......... 19
Obituaries............................................. 28
Oriental Band......................................... 9
Past Masters Unit................................. 11
Patrol........................................................
Photo Unit.................................................
Potentate................................................ 1
Provost Guard.......................................14
Public Relations........................................
Recorder................................................. 1
Schoodic Shrine Club........................... 19
Second Section.................................... 27
SMART Team...........................................
Sunshine Club..........................................
Tri-County Shrine Club......................... 22
Waldo County Shrine Club................... 10
Washington County Shrine Club.......... 22
Widow’s Club........................................ 11
Wheelers.............................................. 14
4x4’s..................................................... 13
“You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.” – Wayne Gretzky
The Anahgram
6
THE ANAHGRAM
Monthly Messenger of Anah Shriners
Bangor, Maine
Office of Publication
Bangor, Maine 04401
Telephone 207/942-2254 Fax 207/942-1994
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.Anahshriners.com
Available by subscription $12.00 per year.
Who is it ???
EDITOR
Rich Armstrong
[email protected]
ADVERTISING MANAGER
Janice Young
[email protected]
1404 Broadway
Bangor, Maine 04401
Tel: 942-2254
DIRECTOR PHOTO UNIT:
Dennis Bryant
[email protected]
Charlotte ME 04666
Home Tel: 454-3514
ASST. DIRECTOR PHOTO UNIT
Lloyd W. Day
[email protected]
Old Town, ME
207-745-5351
THE ANAHGRAM is published monthly.
Deadline is the 10th of the month preceding
publication unless advertised otherwise in the
previous issue.
THE ANAHGRAM reserves the right to accept
or refuse any item for publication.
ANAH’S DIVAN
Illustrious Potentate
Robert L. Turner
Chief Rabban
Steven”Steve” Trimm
Assistant Rabban
Brad Prout
High Priest & Prophet
Roger Grindle
Oriental Guide
Timothy”Tim” Dutch
Treasurer.
Julian S. White, Jr.
Recorder
Larry L. Hersom, P.P
PLEDGE
I pledge allegiance to my flag and
to the country for which it stands,
one nation under God, indivisible,
with liberty and justice for all.
Last month’s subject was Bryan Dutch.
Nobody guessed this. If you know this
month’s person, or think you do, call
Recorder P. P. Larry Hersom at 942.2254
or e-mail the Editor at anahgram@
anahshriners.com. The first one to identify
the person wins a free Booster listing for
one year. The supply of pictures is low so
if you have someone you would like to
feature send it to the Editor by e-mail or
drop it at the Recorder’s office. This
feature can only continue with your help!!
Bill Geel, Reporter
The annual meeting and Christmas Party
was held December 12th at Chipper’s
Restaurant in Hancock. Guests were
Past Potentate John Fernald and Lady
Betty, Past Potentate Geddes Simpson
and Lady Carole, and High Priest and
Prophet Brad Prout, Lady Shannon, and
daughter McCartney. Also present were
Captain Carroll Chandler and Lady Susan,
Continued on page 9
Anah Shriners 2016
Cash Calendar
$20.00 each
207.942.1234
570 Main St, Bangor ME 04401
Hospital
Springfield
pital
Boston Hos
KAUFMAN
MOTORS
Continued from page 2
need it ASAP! The nutshell will be going
to press Feb. 10th, and the financial info
needs to be ready for our accountant by Feb.
1. Hopefully this information has already
been recorded.
Thank you to those who have paid their
dues in a timely fashion. If you have not
paid yet, please send them in ASAP, as it
saves Anah from sending second notices.
Hopefully by now everyone has received
their new membership card from Tampa,
but if not, please give the office a call and
we will check on it for you.
Thanks again for supporting Anah, and
looking forward to great 2016.
ar
lend
ash Ca
2016 C
952 Dexter Road
Corinna Me 04928
Telephone 631-5100
When you buy this distinctive Anah Shriners 2016 calendar you become eligible for the
prizes outlined below:
• $300.00 1st Saturday of every month
• $100.00 every other Saturday
• $25.00 Daily (Monday through Saturday)
Lee & Peggy Kaufman
A great gift for yourself, for a birthday or any occassion
Available at the Shrine Office or from any Shrine Club or Unit Member
Used Vehicles
“For it was not into my ear you whispered, but into my heart. It was not my lips you kissed but my soul.
–Judy Garland
February 2016
Sunday
7
February 2016
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
1
Anah Band
4 x 4 Meets
Waldo County Shrine
Club BOD add
7
Super Bowl Sunday
Aroostook County
Shrine Club \Klowns\
Indys Meet
14
15
Office Closed
President’s Day
Band Meets
Past Masters Meet
9
Nascars Meet
Mini-Cars Meet
Lobster Boats Meet
21
22
Nile Session
10
16
11
17
23
5
12
Bangor\Brewer Shrine
Club Spaghetti Meal
13
Wheelers Super
Supper
Wheelers Meet
18
24
6
Second Section meets
Convertibles Meet
Waldo C.S.C
Chanters Meet
Facts & Figures Meet
Tri-County Meets at
Countryside Restaurant
Ladies Night Casual dress
(not divan visitation)
Saturday
4
W.C.S.C. Meets
Milbridge House
Restaurant w\Ladies
Mini-Bikes Meet
Anahgram Articles
Due today
Divan Meeting
Friday
3
Northern Penobscot
S.C. at Lincoln Snow
Hounds w\Ladies
Go-Karts Meet
Provost Guard Meets
Hancock County
Shrine Club
8
Funsters
Feztival of Trees Meet
Thursday
2
19
Anah Clowns Comedy
Night
Anah Clowns Meet
25
20
26
27
Keystone Kops Meet
28
Sunday
29
March 2016
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
1
Hancock County
Shrine Club
Provost Guard Meets
6
7
4 x 4 Unit Meets
Band
13
Past Masters
Oriential Band
14
Funsters
Feztival of Trees Meet
20
Nile Session
Northern Penobscot
S.C. (no meeting)
Go-Karts Meet
8
Nascars Meet
Mini-Cars Meet
Lobster Boats Meet
15
9
16
4
11
Wheelers Meet
17
Mid Winter at Luxor
Bangor-Brewer Shrine
Club-Boiled Dinner
21
22
23
24
28
29
30
31
5
Second Section Meets
10
Convertibles
Chanters
Waldo C.S.C
Mini-Bikes Meet
Saturday
3
Washington C.S.C-.
Visitation Divan
Tri-County at Dexter
Club
Schoodic S.C.
Facts&Figures
Divan Meeting
Friday
2
12
Spring Break Party
18
Mid Winter at Luxor
Clown Unit Meets
19
Mid Winter at Luxor
25
Band Meets
27
Academicians Meet
Many items for the calendar are provided a year in advance. If your Club or Unit changes a date for an activity
please advise the Editor by the 5th of the month prior to publication.
Editor
26
8
ANAHGRAM BOOSTERS
Aberdeen Stove and Chimney Supply Company
04/16
Anah Flag Unit 02/16
Anah Kampers Club 07/15
Krayton Allen 12/16
Todd & Sandy Alley 08/16
Richard Anderson 12/16
Ed Armstrong 05/16
IMO C. Alton Bagley 05/17
IMO Dick Bagley, P.P. 05/17
IMO Darrell H. Kates 02/15
IMO Clifton Barker 06/16
Melrose and Betty Beal 4/1/17
IMO Clayton Bearce-Northern Penobscot Shrine
Club 03/16
Bob Beattie 04/16
IMO Albert “Bucky” Bishop 07/19
Phil and Sue Black 04/16
IMO Willis N. Blake 02/16
Wallace & Mary Blowers 05/16
Blinn and Joan Boone 05/16
IMO John R. Bradford 01/16
Ms. Anna Bradford 01/16
IMO Merle S. Bradford 01/16
Philip Brady Jr. 10/15
Tom and Lilian Breitweg 08/16
Fred and Jennifer Brown 01/16
Dave Bryant 01/15
Blair & Judy Bubar 02/16
Galen Call 08/17
IMO Ray Campbell 06/15
Dick and Kim Carlow 03/18
Charlie and Shirley Caron 03/15
Sam and Agnes Carr 12/16
IMO Ernest Chamberlain 09/15
Roger N.Chesley 08/17
Michael A.Clark 02/16
Bruce and Trudy Clarke 05/18
IMO Fredrick E.Clarke Jr. 09/16
IMO Helen F. Cleaves 02/16
Melvin K. Cleaves 02/16
Arthur Cone 03/15
IMO Janet G.Conti 12/16
John W. Conti, P.P. 12/16
Ron & Evelyn Cook 10/17
Al & Jackie Cortis 01/17
Dan and Lanci Costain 09/16
Sonny Crocker 03/16
Dana and Jan Crockett 07/15
Ken and Janice Crump 04/16
Wayne and Tanya Darling 07/15
June A. Davis 01/17
Larry Doughty 05/16
Mark Doughty 05/15
Bryant and Joan Dutch 02/16
IMO Robin Moone Edes 10/15
IMO Orville Edes 10/15
John Edes 10/15
Robert Emerson 09/15
IMO Paul H. Farrington 06/16
Betty and John Fernald Jr. 12/16
Thomas and Carroll Fernald 08/19
IMO Lewis Fenlason 07/16
IMO Wally Fenlason 07/16
IMO Irvin L. Foster 06/15
Orlando Frati 01/17
Joseph F. Friedman 06/16
IMO Richard “Gene” Frost 06/15
Clinton and Sandra Fulton 03/15
George and Mary Beth Gaddis 05/17
IMO William Gardner 06/15
Paul and Diana Giles 04/16
Goody and Roz Gilman 10/14
IMO Jerrold B.”Gebo” Gooch, P.P. 04/17
IMO Carroll I. & Gerry Goodwin, Jr 06/16
IMO Harry Gordon 01/19
Don and Gail Gordon 06/15
IMO Ralph Goss 06/15
IMO Robert R. Gould 10/16
Andy and Rose Gove 10/16
Keith L. Gove 12/16
Ron and Carole Green 09/16
W. Louis and Judith Greenier II 09/16
IMO Joseph Gemme-Northern Penobscot Shrine
Club 07/16
Roger and Julie Grindle 07/18
Charles C. W. Hackney 10/16
IMO Jim Halkett 12/17
IMO Everett Hall- Northern Penobscot Shrine Club
07/16
Dick and Carolyn Hallett 06/16
David and Kesley Halm, Jr. 06/15
Gene and Pamela Hamm 08/16
Ed and Bonnie Hamm 08/17
IMO Edlbridge M. Hamm, Sr. 08/16
Ken and Donna Hanscom, Jr. 09/16
IMO Charles E. Harmon 09/15
IMO Tom Harper 10/16
Obed and Faith Hart 01/15
IMO Jeanette L. Harvey 10/16
Wallace M. Harvey 10/16
IMO Mike Haskell 08/15
Dale”Slapshot” & Theresa Hatch 10/16
IMO Norman”Hoopy Scoopy” Hatch 09/16
Chester I. Hawkins 01/15
Richard P. Hawkins 09/15
Scott and Kelley Hawthorne 06/17
IMO Elvin Heath 09/15
Howard Heath 09/15
IMO Robert Heath 07/15
Sheldon and Sandy Heath 04/16
Al and Marianne Henriksen 10/16
Larry and Libby Hersom 09/15
Don Higgins 10/15
Frieda Hill 06/16
Ralph and Maggie Hill 07/16
Buzz Holmes 03/15
Dean and Kathy Hoke 09/17
IMO Richard Holt 03/17
IMO Lewis M. Huntley 03/16
Jerry and Lois Hutchinson 09/16
Darin Ingersoll & Jess 09/15
David & Phyllis Ireland 08/16
IMO Roy K. Jack 04/15
IMO Pearl Hazen Jipson-Northern Penobscot
Shrine Club 03/16
C.Ray & Loretta Jones 08/16
Rich and Cindy Johnson 07/16
IMO Harland Jordan 06/15
F. Lee and Peggy Kaufman 10/15
IMO Alton Kenney 05/16
Robert and Rae Jean Knowles 04/19
Stan and Mary Knox 05/15
IMO Ernest “Bud” Larson 02/17
Charles and Selma Larson 09/16
Larry and Gail Larson 08/16
IMO Frank Leighton 11/17
Skip Lenfest Sr. 08/16
Skip Lenfest Jr. 08/16
Bob and Perlene Libby 02/17
IMO Seth Libby Sr.-Northern Penobscot Shrine
Club 08/16
Jan & Woody Littlefield 12/16
Mike and Bonnie London 02/17
IMO Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Lunt, Sr. P.P. 09/15
Ellen & Fred B. Lunt Jr. P.P. 07/16
IMO Donald Lyons, Sr. 06/16
Roy Martin 10/25
IMO G. Urial Martin 07/15
Don and Bert Maxim, P.P. 04/17
Doulgas A. and Donna McCafferty 08/16
Doulgas K and Candee McCafferty 08/16
Imo Edward Sr. and Evelyn McCafferty 08/16
IMO Terral A. McCafferty 08/16
IMO G. Ronald McCluskey 02/15
Ed & Nancy McGraw 08/16
Welman and Natalie McFarland 01/16
Allan and Lorraine McGown 06/17
Frances and Winston Mackay,P.P. Luxor 10/16
IMO Tom “Pig Farmer” McKinney 12/16
IMO Carroll McLaughlin 11/15
Jim and Mae Merrithew 10/16
Dick and Joan Meserve 09/16
IMO Sanford”Sonny”Miller 01/17
John and Suzi Miller 03/16
IMO Gordon Cecil Moreside 01/17
Norm and Barb Mylen 10/15
IMO Jay Nadeau 06/15
Dick and Betty Nevers 05/16
Harold and Connie Newman 10/16
The Anahgram
IMO Ray Newman, Jr. 06/15
Larry and Teresa Nichols 07/16
Richard & Mary Ruth Nichols 06/16
IMO Eugene O’Brien-Northern Penobscot Shrine
Club 03/16
David O’Donnell 09/16
Matt “Ty-Dy” Oakes 08/15
Warren and Velma Orcutt 10/16
Bob”Boomer” and Julianna Palmer 07/16
Herman and Kate Peabody 07/16
Jim and Linda Parent 06/15
Esther and Ed Pellon, P.P. 04/17
Joyce and Rod Pinkham, P.P. 10/16
Don and Linda Potter 05/16
IMO Jim Potter 05/16
Circus Spotlight Crew - P.I. Circus 05/15
IMO James M. Prout 03/16
Bud and Kathy Prouty 01/17
IMO Bud and Barbara Prouty 01/17
Bob & Doreen Pullen 08/17
IMO Bob Pushard, Sr. 08/16
Martin E. Ray 02/16
P.P. Clyde V. Reynolds & Linda 02/16
Al and Charity Richards 05/15
Chuck and Sally Ridlon 02/17
IMO Keith B. Roberts 09/18
IMO Sumner Rogers 04/16
Dick and Diane Ross 06/15
Larry and Donna Rowell 11/17
Earl Sands 06/16
George and Jackie Sargent 01/17
Heath and Karen Savage 10/17
Spike Savage 10/15
IMO Clifton R. Scoville 06/17
Todd C. Scoville 06/17
Marty and Joan Shaw 10/15
IMO Orland Shorey-Northern Penobscot Shrine
Club 10/16
Wesley & Ms Judy Shute 10/16
IMO John Simpson 06/15
IMO Ken Smith 04/16
Lester & Gail Smith 09/16
Roger and Pat Smith 12/17
IMO Ed Sprague, P.P. 04/16
Roger and Jan Stairs 05/16
Yogi and Doris Seymour 10/15
Ken and Tina Stewart 12/18
IMO Ray B. Steeves 06/15
IMO Robert “Bob” Strout 06/17
Elliott and Joyce Tarbell 6/17
Daniel L. Tarr 06/16
IMO Betty Tarr 06/16
IMO Thomas Tash 06/15
Dan and Bonnie Taylor 10/15
IMO Alexander R. Theodore 06/15
Jesse and Brenda Thomas 09/17
Paul and Joyce Thornton 04/15
Ronald Thrornton 12/16
Tim & Ann Thornton 12/16
Inez and Reginald Toothaker 4/17
Alden and Pam Tracy 06/16
Al and Pat Trask 02/16
Betty and Steve Trimm 04/16
IMO Carroll Trimm 04/15
Robert and Bonnie Turner 08/17
Brenda Vanchieri 12/15
Arthur and Phyllis Watson 06/16
George Weatherbee 06/15
Dave and Leni Weaver 03/18
Burt and Jackie Weed 05/16
Dottie & Jim Wentworth,P.P. 05/16
Buddy and Caryll Wheeler 09/19
IMO Frank Whirty 02/19
Julian and Janice White 06/15
Bob Whited 01/15
Paul and Phyllis Wilbur 07/17
Llord and Jay Willey 07/16
Bob and Norma Winglass 08/20
Don and Felicia Wiswell 09/16
Don and Caroyln Wright 09/19
IMO Douglas Yost-Northern Penobscot Shrine
Club 06/16
Bob and Claire Young 09/18
Donald “Bo-Bo” and Janice Young 06/17
Duane “Div-it” and Karen Young 08/16
I want to be an ANAHGRAM BOOSTER
BOOSTER RATES
One line (single name) $10 for 1 year
One line (Mr. & Mrs.) $10 for 1 year
If you would like your name and your Lady’s
I: seperate lines it is $10 for each name or a total
of $20 for one year.
The cost is $10.00 per line per year we will make you a new listing or renew your present one.
ANAHGRAM BOOSTERS • 1404 Broadway, Bangor, Maine 04401 • Please enclose Check
payable to; Anahgram Boosters.
Name as you want it to appear___________________________________________________
Please let us know if your Booster listing is omitted or incorrect to;
[email protected] or call; 207-942-2254.
“You measure the size of the accomplishments by the obstacles you had to overcome to reach your goals!” –Booker T. Washington
February 2016
Continued from page 6
Secretary Scott Johnson and Lady Lori,
Treasurer Bill Sinford and Lady Stacey,
and Reporter Bill Geel and Lady Faye.
Members present were Scott Edgerly,
Scott Edgerly Jr., Forrest DeMeyer, Runtz
Farnsworth and Lady Ora, Wilbert Terry
and Lady Joan, Gene Carter and Lady
Dianne. Noble Ray Ellis and Lady Glenna
did not attend and were certainly missed.
New officers elected were Captain Scott
Edgerly, Lieutenant Scott Edgerly, Jr.,
Secretary Carroll Chandler, Treasurer Bill
Sinford, Quartermaster Scott Johnson, and
Reporter Bill Geel.
There was a money tree to donate to the
hospitals.
There was a raffle for some very nice
prizes. Noble Forrest DeMeyer won a salt
& pepper set and two lovely centerpieces;
Scott Edgerly some Christmas libations;
Brad Prout won a lovely candle holder;
Faye Geel won a silver bowl and a
beautiful wreath made by Ora Farnsworth;
Susan Chandler won a 3-piece centerpiece;
Carroll Chandler won a lobster trap,
Geddes Simpson and John Fernald won
centerpieces made by Ora.
The prayer was led by Noble Gene
Carter. The food and atmosphere was
great and a good time was had by all.
The unit voted to donate some funds to
help cover Scott Edgerly’s expenses on
the boat mold he is creating.
Noble Wilbert Terry and Lady Joan will
be traveling to Florida after Christmas.
Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year. I want to thank
the invisible Santa Claus for my French
navigational book even though I can’t
read French. How am I going to navigate
port and starboard?
Captain Scott Edgerly is busy doing
the fine tuning for the new lobster boat
hull. Scott is also Worshipful Master of
Lygonia Lodge in the coming year.
The only birthday celebration is for
Lady Nancy Robbins.
The cutter, Wilbert Terry, is due back
from the North Atlantic for a breach in her
hull to destination unknown for extensive
repairs.
Oops! Gotta Go..phone is ringing. It
must be Admiral Runtz telling me I’m
losing my position of Commander. The
Commander is still wishing for sunshine.
Noble Ron Bilancia, Reporter
Hello Academicians and Ladies
The next meeting will be Wed. March
30th at 6:30 at Dysart’s. Come one come
all!
If you have not done so already, please
pay your 2016 dues as soon as possible by
writing a check of $10 payable to Anah
9
Academicians and sent to Anah
Academicians C/O Ron Bilancia
59
Allison Pk. Brewer, ME
04412.
Remember, we do not generally send out
bills because of the cost of postage,
envelopes, and labels which is money we
can use instead to further our charitable
mission, so your response to this and other
communications rather than a mailed bill
is greatly appreciated.
Our condolences go out to Steve
Bowden and his family for the recent loss
of his mother. Our thoughts and prayers
are with you.
Please continue to keep Andy Mays and
his family in your thoughts and prayers as
he continues to deal with his serious
medical condition.
As of this writing we have not yet had
the January ceremonial, the first in our
new facility, but I would like to extend our
appreciation ahead of time to everyone
who participated in the ceremonial. Great
things always happen through teamwork.
That’s what it’s all about.
Have a wonderful February everybody,
and MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU!
Remember, never hesitate to contact me
with any questions, concerns, news,
gossip, stories, drama, intrigue, nonsense,
or just plain outright foolishness that you
would like to generously share with our
Nobles, Ladies, and Anah Shrinedom in
general. I can be contacted at rbilancia@
roadrunner.com or by phone at 989-2617.
The last meeting of the club was at
Pat’s Pizza on January 5th. There were 39
members present. The meeting was called
to order by President Steve Mosley. The
only member out of dress code was Noble
Corey Cirard. I thought, “Do I have to call
your father to make sure you come fully
dressed next meeting?” The next Ladies
Night will be April 5th at Riverside Cafe
in Ellsworth. Please mark your calendars.
Dinner at 6:00. Noble Jay Sutter won the
raffle for the evening. Fuel raffle tickets
will be coming within the next month.
The gun raffle is going very well. So think
“Guns or Roses” for Valentine’s day. A
good time was had by all.
Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year.
Caught up with Phil Shea at China Hill
New Year’s Eve.I think he made 5 trips to
the buffet. I think he is going to buy his
wife a new present.
Lady Betty Fernald was recently
hospitalized in order to get herself a new
hip. We wish her a speedy recovery.
Tom Fernald has been busy cutting
off a swamp with a beaver chasing him
to shore every time he comes in. Noble
Cecil Fernald & Lady Julie has been on
vacation somewhere in Boothbay Harbor.
Noble Geddes & Carole (with an e) have
moved into their newly renovated house.
Noble Bruce Cameron was having a hot
dog feed on his beach in Trenton. Noble
Danny DeWitt had a flat tire on his
WalMart cart recently. Checked on Noble
Steve Fernald’s new dog only to find out
he was just baby-sitting.
Those celebrating birthdays are David
Neal, Sandra Neal, Jesse Thomas, Dean
Hoke, Tony McKim, Ed Coolidge, Holly
Savage, Pat Coolidge, Rose Lee Carlisle,
Danny Taylor, Barry Hamilton, Elizabeth
Trimm, and Nancy Robbins.
Honeymooners are Jeff and Alice Dow,
Noyes and Grace Albee, and Dan and
Ellen Duff.
Happy Valentine’s Day to all. Don’t
forget to buy your Sweetie a gun raffle
ticket!.
ORIENTAL
BAND
David Spooner,
President
It was great to see everyone at January
Ceremonial, and boy was it nice to take a
break from our “Out of this World” tour.
The band has really logged a lot of miles
this past year. We are very excited to retire
the green 1962 Chevy Impala and get into
our new tour bus, “The Flying Fez”! We
were very fortunate to receive such a
wonderful gift from a corporate donor. It
will make the many miles each year more
enjoyable. Not that we didn’t appreciate
our time riding in Noble Steve Cheney’s
Impala, it has served us well although at
times it did seem more like a clown car
than a tour bus.
The first casino night of 2016 was held
at the University of Maine at Fort Kent
and was a great success! Check out some
of the pictures on the band’s Facebook
page. We are sure to have more events
like this in the near future but for now it is
time to pack the bus, kiss the wife and kids
and head back out on the road. The next
leg of the tour takes us to the sunny south
with the first stop at the Ink and Paint Club
in Crabapple Cove. Stop by if you happen
to be in the neighborhood. Oh and
Remember, You don’t have to be crazy to
hang out with the Oriental Band!! …
We’ll train you!!
“Love is our true destiny. We do not find the meaning of life by ourselves alone- we find it with another. –Thomas Merton”
The Anahgram
10
By Charlie Pray, President
24 Front Street, Bangor • 947-8009
1 Bowdoin Mill Island, Topsham • 725-0162
125 Western Avenue. S. Portland • 871-7000
Maine Brewed • Maine Made • Maine Owned
www.seadogbrewing.com
Greetings from the Waldo County Shrine Club,
The club would like to express our most
sincere thanks to Raymond and Katrina Young
for their efforts with the fabulous January
Scallop Stew meal for the monthly meeting.
Also, thanks go out to Charlie Plourde for his
world famous biscuits.
As you all know, our January meeting is
preceded by the annual shareholders meeting
at which time we put forward our 2016 slate of
officers. We installed 3 new members onto the
Board of Directors of the Waldo County Shrine
Club. Seated were Bill Kirby, Keith Pooler and
Ryan Otis. Nobel Tommy Woods has accepted
the position of Vice President for the coming
year as I (Charlie Pray) stepped down to the
position of past president. Also elected were
out two traditional stalwarts, Charlie Plourde
retaining the position of Secretary of the club
and David Bowen as the Treasurer. I would
especially like to thank noble’s Duncan Brown
and Kyle Payson for their years of service and
commitment to the board of directors and
assistance in making the everyday workings of
the club run so smoothly.
As a matter of housekeeping, it appears that
the club will need to replace our aging
dishwasher as it seems to be a bit temperamental
in its old age. We have been researching the
exact needs of the club and have begun
accepting bids for this unit. More on this
equipment and the expenditure in the coming
new letters... Also, as noted in the past , we are
getting the financial information on the afore
mentioned heat pump project that will
hopefully be installed into the club prior to the
busy summer rental business.
In keeping with our commitment to ANAH,
the hospitals and the Sun Shine Club, Waldo
County Shrine Club has presented a very
generous donation of $1,500 to Anah’s
“Building For The Future” fund. The Waldo
County Shrine Club Charitable Trust presented
donations totaling $2,500 by distributing
$1,000 each to the “Mission Impossible” fundraiser for the Boston & Springfield Shriners
Hospitals along with $500 to ANAH’S Sun
Shine Club.
As a reminder to all Nobles, the next big
fund-raiser is off and running in that the Shrine
Circus advertising packets are being
distributed, so expect a call from one of our
local reps.
In closing I would like to thank all the
members of the Waldo County Shrine Club
along with its Board of Directors for making
my last two years as President such a rewarding
experience. It is with great satisfaction that I
have turned the gavel over to our most worthy
president, Steve Trimm and his incoming vice
president, Tommy Woods. As I have said in the
REMEMBER; Valentine’s Day is February 14th. Tell someone you Love them.
February 2016
11
past, with a board of directors such as the
Waldo County Shrine Club, the President has
little to do but steer the ship, the propulsion is
well designed into its membership and the
commitment of it’s board members.
Thank you all the nobility, their wives and
family’s for making the last two years such an
enjoyable time.
Yours in Faith,
Charlie Pray, Past President, Waldo County
Shrine Club.
Rae Ann Rice
Mortgage Planner
[email protected]
www.regencymtg.com
NMLS #419094
CELL
DIRECT
eFAX
NMLS #1938
(207) 974-8996
(207) 249-6844
(866) 370-8063
189A State Street
Bangor, ME 04401
A
D
V
I
C
E
W
I
T
H
P
U
R
P
O
Widow’s Club
Lorena Fenlason, Reporter
Here we are in February already. Time
sure does pass by us very quickly. What is
good about this is that one more month
and we will be into spring.
I’m sure our new Potentate Robert Turner
and first lady Bonnie are very busy.
Congratulations to them again as they
spend many hours working for the children
of the Shrine hospitals.
The widow’s group got together for a
nice lunch at Olive Garden in January. I
would like to see a larger group join us.
Call me to find out what is happening with
us. My number is 989-3664.
Those of you in Florida or any other warm
place, enjoy, be in touch when you return
to Maine.
All have a good month.
Stay strong and well. Lorena
662 Main Rd. Hampden, ME 04444 • 947-6488
Mon-Wed 10:30am-8pm, Thurs 7am-8pm,
Fri & Sat 7am-9pm, Sun 9am-8pm
PAST MASTERS
UNIT
Noble
Gordon E. Reynolds
Reporter
Mother Nature said NO! We had planned
to go to Greenville for a MM Degree but a
freezing rain forced us to postpone. It will
be (was) held Jan 26th. More next month.
We did have our annual meeting (in our
new Shrine Hall). Had a good turnout.
Our President, Noble Ken Swett remains
in office with Nobles Alan Bay as 1st V.P.,
Keith DeWitt as 2nd V.P., Audie Gould,
Sec., Maurice Day as QM and William
Pinkham as Treas.
We are open to any lodge to perform the
MM Degree if you so desire. You can get
in touch with our President, Noble Ken
Swett at 848-3866 (cell 745-7216) e-mail:
[email protected]
We still meet on the 2nd Sunday but it
will be at our NEW Shrine Center. Hope
to see as many Nobles as can make it.
“Faith is taking the first step, even when you don’t see the whole staircase.” –Martin Luther King, Jr.
S
E
The Anahgram
12
We are proud to support the
Anah Shriners.
We have 19 banking locations throughout the state of Maine
to serve your personal and business banking needs.
L. O. “Skip” House IV
Katahdin Trust. Community Banking at its Best since 1918!
Consultant
SQLServer, Microsoft
Access & VB. Net Developer
To nd one of our 19 banking locations:
www.KatahdinTrust.com
219 Washington Street
Brewer ME • 04412
855- 316 -2111
[email protected]
LIFE MEMBERSHIP
If you are like me you have probably been wondering what gift to give a Shriner, for his
Birthday or special occasion, who has everything. How about a Life Membership to
Anah Shrine? A Life Membership in Anah Shrine is an ideal gift to present to a father,
son, husband, grandson, or friend. You can purchase a total life membership for
$1,300.00 before Dec. 31, 2015. As of Jan. 1, 2016 the cost will go to $1,750.00. This
amount includes Anah’s dues, P.C.M..(permanent contributing member) for Shriners
Hospitals for Children and P.C.L.M (per capita life member). Each Life Membership
comes with a certificate that can be framed and he will proudly display.
When you give the gift of a Life Membership, all dues and per capita fees will be paid
during the course of your favorite Shriner’s life. With this wonderful gift you are not only
giving to your favorite Shriner, but also to his beloved philanthropy and his fraternity as
well. He’ll never have to worry about increased dues, including hospital dues; and his
Life Membership goes into a secured investment fund that cannot be touched. Anah
only receives the interest generated from this fund each year. For more information or
payment plan arrangements please contact the Shrine office. (207) 942-2254.
There is no better time to give the gift of Life Membership to that special
Shriner. Nobles they also make a great gift to give yourself ! This is a
worthwhile investment that keeps on Giving !
VOTED GREATER BANGOR’S TASTIEST
PIZZA FOR 17 YEARS IN A ROW!
“We are most alive when we’re in love.” – John Updike
Don Gordon
State Certified General Appraiser CG #334
63 Norway Road • Bangor, ME 04401
Email:[email protected] • 207.944.0820
February 2016
13
MINI CARS
Clip & Save
Noble
Captain Rondo, reporter
Hey Folks this is Capt. Rondo well
another year has come and gone. Welcome
to 2016. The Mini-Car Unit had our annual
meeting and election of officers and are as
follows;
Captain- Rondo Dunphy, 1st Lieutenant
-Brian Smith, 2nd Lieutenant -Scotty
Macenna,Secretary-Steve Tibbets,
Treasurer-Jason Faulkingham,Quarter
Master-Danny Thaxter, Keeper of the
Camel-Chad Libby and Recorders-Rondo
Dunphy and Brian Smith.
The New Year’s Eve Party went extremely
well with over 300 attending with a
great band and it seems everyone had a
wonderful time. I want to thank the Clown
Unit ,they are a great bunch of Nobles and
their Ladies for stepping in and helping out
this year, and hopefully they will help out
again next year.
That’s it for now.
Happy New Year
Captain Rondo
FEBRUARY 7,­SUPER BOWL PARTY – SMART
TEAM
FEBRUARY 13, W
­ HEELERS SUPER SUPPER
FEBRUARY 20, C
­ LOWN’S COMEDY NIGHT
MARCH 12, ­SPRING BREAK PARTY
March 19,­CLOWN CASINO NITE
APRIL 29, 30 & MAY 1­ANAH SHRINE
CIRCUS­BANGOR
MAY 5, 6, 7 – ANAH SHRINE CIRCUS­
PRESQUE ISLE
May 14,­CONVERTIBLES SUPER SUPPER
MAY 21,­PRE­SCREENING CLINIC
MAY 21,­HOSPITAL NIGHT AT THE SHRINE
JUNE 3,­DOCTORS CLINIC AT EMMC
JUNE 17, 18 &19 – SUMMER CEREMONIAL
SEPTEMBER 10, ­INDY CARS SUPER SUPPER
SEPTEMBER 17, ­NOBLE APPRECIATION
NIGHT
SEPTEMBER 22, ­23­, 24 – NORTHEAST –
LUXOR/FREDERICTON
OCTOBER 1, SECOND SECTION NOBLE OF
THE YEAR
OCTOBER 15, ­NASCAR SUPER SUPPER
OCTOBER 22,­POTENTATES RECEPTION
Ken Hanscom Jr. Reporter
February, and a short month at that,
won’t be long before the parades will
be starting. In fact, just last week Scot’s
wife, Betty, was leaving for work and she
though she heard one of the trucks trying
to start. Remember you heard that in the
anahgram. Our next meeting will be April
2nd, at 6:00, at the Happy China in Bangor.
Our golf tournament will be June 4th, at the
Piscataquis Golf course in Guilford.
Anniversary wishes this month go to
Don and Darlene Emmons, hope you have
a great day. Birthday wishes this month go
to Gloria Blake, Scott Folsom, and Jane
Russell. So much for that old saying, a rose
between two thorns.
If any of you know something that you
would like to see in the anahgram, contact
me at 794-6675, 794-2222, or kdh6367@
live.com. Same goes for anyone who is
interested in joining the unit.
The days are getting longer and starting
to warm up. Check out your local Blue
Lodge, as the temperature maybe rising
there there too.
Until next time,
SEE YA!
NOVEMBER 4­, 5­, 6­ANAH/BEKTASH/KORA
VISITATION ­FREEPORT
NOVEMBER 5,­SUNSHINE CLUB FAIR
NOVEMBER 12, ­SET UP FOR FEZTIVAL OF
TREES
NOVEMBER 17,­18­, 19­FEZTIVAL OF TREES
NOVEMBER 25,­26­, 27­FEZTIVAL OF TREES
“Action is character. “ –F. Scott Fiztgerald
The Anahgram
14
Reporter Noble
Harold Adams
Hello everyone and Happy Valentines
Day. January has been to say the least
strange, especially for us in Maine. Forty’s
and Fifty’s isn’t that March weather?
Our new Provost Marshall has proposed
a night with Elvis dance, namely Harry
himself would perform as Elvis. In case
you missed last years Ladies night with
Elvis and are an Elvis fan you should
plan on going to this one. You won’t be
disappointed. This is just one of the fund
raisers our unit is proposing. Feedback will
be helpful at the meetings.
Judith Pratt had a little set back, she fell
and spent time back in the hospital, but is
on the mend again.
In case some you aren’t aware, Doug
Segee lost Jean just weeks ago. We all
send our heartfelt prays and thoughts to
you Doug.
Wishing Lady Nadene Smith a Happy
Birthday and Happy Anniversary to Noble
John and Lady Tavia Lessor, enjoy your
respected days and more to come.
Our next meeting will be Tuesday, February
2,at 7 o’clock, until then stay safe.
Anah Aides Unit
Noble Gordon Smith,
Reporter
Hello to all Nobles
Welcome to all the new Nobles and
their Ladies. I’m sure you will enjoy the
comraderie and all the goings on in the up
coming years.
Congratulations to Ill. Potentate Robert
Turner and Lady Bonnie, who was elected
on the 16th of January.of this year.
The Aides had a good year helping Ill.
Potentate Jesse and Lady Brenda Thomas
in their many functions through the year
2015.
I have been reappointed as Chief Aide for
the upcoming year by Ill. Potentate Bob.
This will be another exciting year for all
of us with all of the festivities that has been
planned.
Congradulatios to Noble “Yogi” Seymour
and Asst. Chief Aide George Alley to the
prestigious position as Personal Aides.
Personnal Aide to Ill. Jesse and Lady
Brenda. Aide Denny Smith will be coming
back on as Assistant Chief along with
Chief Ed Huntly. Aide Denny Smith will
be coming back on as Asst. Chief , along
with Asst, Chief Mike London, and Asst.
Chief Ed Huntley. Welcome back Denny.
On a not so pleasant time we lost two very
fine and dedicated Aides this year. Personal
Aide Bobby Buck and Aide
Emeritus Vern Smith passed away. I know
it;s a little late, but our condolences go out
to both of their families. They
contibuted a lot to the Shrine.
The next big event for the Aides will be
the Shrine Circus!! It sure comes around
quick it seems. Again we would like all the
Aides to particapate on this. A lot of the
Aides, their Ladies, and even Kiddos do
a great job on the Cotton Candy, but we
could use help, so the Flag Unit doesn’t
have to do so much of it. At one time that
was a requrement for being an Aide, but it
got side tracked a little. Even being there
as an usher, or running the novelties to the
differnt Units will be a great help.
I guess that’s all for now. Have a safe rest
of Winter and I’ll see you in the Spring.
Again THANKS TO ALL for the help for
this past four years. Chief Aide Gordon
I’m writing this February article on
December 15th, just so I won’t miss the
Anahgram. Tomorrow Lady Rhonda and
I leave for Florida and plan to be back in
time for the Wheeler Super Supper on Feb
13th.
We Wheelers had our yearly election of
officers and retained the same officers.
The Wheelers have added a significant
number of outstanding new members last
year and I’m sure many of them are not yet
on my birthday list. Please let me know if
I missed you.
Noble Dale Jordan and Lady Kim share
the only anniversary this month.
Happy Birthday wishes are in order for
Nobles Lewis Church, Dean Hoke and
Garry and Barry Curtis. I hope your special
days are blessed and shared with those you
love.
Teddy TaTa Reporting,
Noble Sid Alley, Reporter
Happy New Year! As we begin 2016,
the only thing we can be certain of is an
uncertain year. As with all New Years, we
anticipate great things to come. Sometimes
our expectations are realized and sometimes
not. The Mini Bike unit has for some years
now been struggling for survival, all while
trying to maintain a positive outlook. Our
positive expectations for a great new year
have been met with continued challenges
to overcome. Topping the list as usual are
rider recruitment and retention. This year
we have lost a few more riders in spite of
our best efforts to find replacements. I think
“Dare to be honest and fear no labor.” – Robert Burns
we are at an all time low as far as active
riders are concerned.
We had our end of year meeting at Seasons
with a good turnout. Elections were held
but with so few riders left it seemed more
like a devision of responsibility with most
of us wearing several helmets.
We lost a new rider just days after his first
parade. Manny died unexpectedly and the
unit would like to express our condolences
to his family. Charlie Hill left Maine to
join the police force in New Orleans .
Congrats and good luck Charlie; thank you
for your service.
Happy Birthday wishes go out to Pat
Alley for January, Guy Chapman and Sid
Alley in February and happy anniversary
to Ray and Ellen Sanborn in February as
well.
Capt. Todd “Ernie” Foster Reporting
Greetings Nobles and Ladies!
First off I would like to congratulate
Steve “Buzz” Dewitt and his suite of
officers for 2016. They are as follows,
Capt. Steve “Buzz Lightyear” Dewitt, 1st.
Lt. Travis “Cowboy Woody” Frost, 2nd
Lt. Aarron “Elmo” Mower, Sec. Doza
“Sid” Lane, Treas. Sam “Stewart the
Minion” Cannon. Good luck you guys in
the coming year.
I would also like to congratulate,
founding member and Illustrious Sir Jesse
“Pink Panther” Thomas for an outstanding
year as Potentate of Anah Shriners. We
hope we made you proud, and we have
had so much fun, doing so much good, in
the year 2015!
We would also like to send our sincerest
congratulations and best wishes to the
newly elected Ill. Sir Bob Turner for a
great 2016. If you need anything, you
know the Funsters will be here for you!
We have just had our January monthly
meeting. The Secretary and Treasurer
reports were read and accepted. We
passed around a tentative schedule for the
year as far as parades and meetings go.
Capt. Buzz has some great things planned
for this year and also has some great
incentives to participate. You’ll have to
make a meeting to find out what those
incentives are. Not much going on in the
cartoon world this time of year, but I hope
you all are enjoying the new year so far!
Birthday wishes this month go out to:
Diane Clark, Bob Hasey, Dave Hasey,
Shawn Cookson, Jesse (Pink Panther)
Thomas, Jackie Harris, Sterling Bunker,
Olivia Spencer, and Sam Lindsey.
There were no anniversaries this month,
must have been too cold! There was a
wedding last month, Sam “The Minion”
Cannon
married
Lady
Renee,
congratulations you two!!!
Our next monthly meeting will be
Monday, February 8th, at the Shrine
Center at 7:00. Just remember, only 287
days left ‘til “Huntin’ Camp 2016!”
Photos by Anah Shrine Photo Unit
2016 January Ceremonial
Potentate Robert L. Turner and Lady Bonnie
Chief Rabban Steven “Steve” Trimm and Lady Betty
High Priest & Prophet Roger Grindle and Lady Julie
Treasurer Julian S. White, Jr. and Lady Janice
2016 Anah Shrine Divan and Ladies
Assistant Rabban Brad Prout and Lady Shannon
Oriental Guide Timothy “Tim” Dutch and Lady Jean
Recorder P.P. Larry Hersom and Lady Libby
1st Ceremonial Master Don Gordon and Lady Gail
Orator Doug Dulac and Lady Robyn
Marshall Robert “Boomer” Palmer, Jr. and Lady Julianna
Outer Guard Adam Beals and Lady Jamie
2nd Ceremonial Master Galen White and Lady Susan
Director Blair Bubar and Lady Judy
Captain of the Guard G. Dean Hoke and Lady Kathy
Chaplain Ryan Otis and Lady Brooke
P.P. Edgar “Bud” Prouty (1999) and Lady Kathy
P.P. Richard “Dick” Hallett (2004\2014) and Lady Carolyn
P.P. F.”Lee” Kaufman (2013) and Lady Peggy
2016 Kora Potentate Dr. Paul Poulin and Lady Kim
P.P. Albert Gibson (2004) and Lady Barbara
P.P. Tony Bowers (2012) and Lady Carmel
P.P. Donald “Jesse” Thomas (2015) and Lady Brenda
Kora Chief Rabban John Gailey and Lady Phyllis
Kora Assistant Rabban Doug Phinney and his Lady Lynn
Keith Dewitt with Black Camel Ceremony
2016 Anah Divan and Ladies
Kora 2016 Recorder Paul Sherman and Lady Debbie
Outer Guard Adam Beals
Funster Aaron Mower and Potentate Robert L. Turner
Anah Oriental Guide Timothy “Tim” Dutch with his father Bryant Dutch and Greg Dutch
Kora P.P. Everett Kaherl (2013) and Lady Constance
February 2016
Noble John Farrington, Reporter
Medway, Maine, January 10, 2016, 7
p.m. rain, wind and a temperature of 40
degrees; what a crazy winter.
The
Ceremonial is a little less than a week
away. What will the weather hold for us?
Thirty Nobles and Ladies took part in our
January 6 meeting. Again we were at the
Sno-Rovers Club House and once again
we enjoyed a fine meal. President Elwell
welcomed all and called the meeting to
order at 7 o’clock. Noble Ken Perkins led
the assembled with a fine blessing of the
meal, Nobles and those that are in harm’s
way.
Mrs. Jean Segee, wife of Noble Douglas
Segee, has recently passed. A card for her
family was circulated to be signed by all
in attendance. As a Club, we extend our
most sincere condolences to the family.
Our guests for the evening were Neal
Nicholson (father-in-law of President
Elwell) and Noble Bob Pullen. We were
pleased to have them in attendance.
Under the heading of old business
President Elwell made note of the Club’s
upcoming donation to the Burns Unit and
the Springfield Hospital, our attendance at
a recent Anah stated meeting and the
Club’s circus kick-off supper.
With new business, comments were
made and discussion took place about the
upcoming January 15 & 16 winter
ceremonial, the upcoming circus and the
lack of speed of receiving new Shrine
dues cards.
Two couples, in attendance, were
celebrating anniversaries this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hanscom were
observing 47 years of bliss together while
Mr. and Mrs. Vinyl Noyes were happy to
announce a celebration of 60 years.
Congratulations were offered to the two
couples.
This evening we had our usual
dignitaries present plus one. Greeter
Emeritus; Derward Shedd, Aide Emeritus;
Paul Thornton, P.P.; Tony Bowers and
Robert Pullen, a Member of the Board of
Directors of the Springfield Hospital and
our guest speaker for the evening.
Nobel Pullen was introduced by
President Elwell. Nobel Pullen then
proceeded to share information with us
about the past, most recent and future
“Feztival of Trees.” He shared with us his
work in his position, for Anah Shrine, with
the Springfield Hospital. Noble Pullen
informed those in attendance of the work
being done by the hospitals and in
particular the Springfield Unit. The
hospital is full, new doctors are in place,
special clinics are being conducted, etc.
He did mention that because of the
Affordable Care Act, the Shriner’s
19
Hospitals must now send a bill to the
parents of the patient. Once these bills are
sent, they are written off therefore patient
care is still free. However, it is a hoop that
our Shriner Hospitals have to jump
through. At the end of his presentation, in
addition to answering questions he
received a very warm round of applause
from the Nobles and Ladies.
The new year is here and so tomorrow I
begin to visit the local businesses to have
them purchase advertising or tickets for
our Shrine Circus. It may be tough this
year with yet another mill shut down but
who knows, these are very caring
communities.
A reminder to one and all that our next
meeting with be at the Snow-Hounds Club
house in Lincoln on February 3. We do
not hold a March meeting but April will
find us at the clubhouse of the Molunkus
Valley Snow Drifters in Sherman. By the
time you read this the Ceremonial will
have come and gone and so to the
“Potentates Party”. We hope that you had
a great time at each. Until the next time
please remember to keep Masonry and
Shrine Dom in your life.
SCHOODIC
SHRINE CLUB
Noble David G. Beckett, Reporter
Greetings from Schoodic Shrine Club:
Wish you could have joined us for our
annual meeting and Christmas celebration
at the Meddybemps Community Center
on Sunday, December 13th. We have a
new slate of officers for 2016. Jamie
Gower was elected President of the Club
and he is looking forward to a good year.
Ike Winchester thanked the Nobles and
ladies for their support over the past two
years. We had a great pot luck supper.
Everything was delicious. After supper
and the election of officers, we had an
exciting Yankee Swap. It was a lot of fun.
We only had twelve in attendance, but we
had a great time.
Frank Theriault gave out the Circus
awards. Buster and Carolyn Hayward
were not able to attend, so Frank delivered
their awards to them earlier. Frank
Theriault, Dennis Bryant, and David
Beckett also received awards.
John Benner broke his wrist on
Christmas Day and he needed surgery.
John says he is going to lay low for a while
to give it a chance to mend. We wish John
all the best and a speedy recovery.
We traditionally skip the February
meeting. We will, however, be meeting on
Wednesday, March 16th at the New
Friendly Restaurant in Perry at 5:30 pm.
This will be a ladies’ night. We do not
have a meeting planned for April, but if
any of you Nobles have an idea for a place
to meet in April, I’m sure that could be
arranged, just come to the March meeting
with the idea.
If we have a meeting in your area, please
try to join us. We need your support in
order to keep the Club going. We raise a
lot of money for Anah Shriners during the
year and we could do even more with your
help. I look forward to seeing you at our
meetings this year.
‘Til next time!
Noble
Martin “Fou”
Perfit,
Clown Unit
reporter
December’s first clown event was our
ongoing Home Depot Children’s Workshop
where one hundred twelve kids were
entertained, diverted, distracted and regaled
by the dynamic duo of Div-It (Duane
Young) and Fou (Martin Perfit).
Saturday, December 19 was the occasion
for a double header at the new Shrine
Center on Broadway. The first event
was the Bangor – Brewer Shrine Club’s
Children’s Christmas Party in which Spiffy
(Kerry Spofford) played Santa Claus and
Div-It (Duane Young), SlapShot Dale
Hatch) and emeritus clown Jappo (Mike
Samiya) twisted balloons.
The second event of this busy day was
the unit’s Christmas Party & Annual
Meeting. Officers elected for 2016 are
as follows: Boss Clown=Coota (Arthur
Watson), Captain=Sluggah (Curtis
Haynes), Treasurer=SlapShot (Dale Hatch),
Secretary=Div-It (Duane Young). Newly
elected members of the Board of Directors
are Pooch (Pat Kelly), Gizmo (Lorne
Noiles) and BoBo (Donny Young). In lieu
of a gift swap, the unit members brought
unwrapped new toys and games to be
donated the nearest Shrine Hospitals in
Boston & Springfield, MA.
The year ended with a New Year’s Eve
Dance jointly sponsored by the Clown
Unit and the Mini-Cars. Members of
both units joined together for setup and
cleanup. Given the attendance of over
three hundred sixty, that cleanup took some
effort. The kitchen was, fortunately well
supported by the following: TC/Trashcan
(Bill Taylor), Spiffy (Kerry Spofford)
Lady Pam, Pop Fizz (Troy Devoe) Bo-BO
(Donny Young) and Lady Janice, and Piggy
(Tom Vanchieri) and Lady Brenda. Dance
music was so successfully provided by “5
Wheel Drive” that we’ve already reserved
them for next New Year’s Eve. The good
feelings fueled generous contributions to
our Red Sneaker Fund giant sneaker to the
extent where a one hundred bill was among
the donations!
Comedy Night on Feb. 20 is our next big
event. See our ad this issue for details.
A Romantic Thought for St. Valentine’s
Day: Brevity is the soul of lingerie.
Dorothy Parker
“Security is mostly a superstition. It does not exist in nature…Life is either a daring adventure or nothing.”- Helen Keller
The Anahgram
20
Be Burn Aware!
Burn Awareness Week!
February 1st-7th 2016
Learn more about burn
safety for you and your family and put new
preventive measures into practice
Topic of the Day:
How To Be Prepared for a Fire
In less than 30 seconds a single flame can become a fire. In two minutes, it
can become life-threatening; in five minutes a residence can be
destroyed.
To protect yourself, you must be prepared.
Here’s how:
• Have an escape plan with two ways out of every
room
• If you live in an apartment building, know the
nearest exit and stairwell
• If
-
you are in a room with a closed door during a fire
Do not open the door if you see smoke under it
If you don’t see smoke, check the door handle –do not open if hot
If you can open the door, and there is no smoke or heat, proceed
quickly to your exit
- If you can’t get out right away, yell for help or call 911
Visit www.burnawareness.org or
YOU CAN HELP BY SPONSORING A CHILD
www.shrinershospitalsforchildren.org/boston
If you need help with an application or need any other information about
sponsoring
more safety tips and information
a child to our orthopedic childrens’ or burns hospitals contact the Nobles listedfor
below.
ORTHOPEDIC: Robert Pullen, 157 Stetson Road East, Levant, ME 04456, Tel: 884-7102on Burn Awareness Week.
BURNS: Robert Turner, 32 Island Drive, Windham, ME 04062, Tel. 892-3124
Springfield Hospital: 1-800-322-5905 - Boston Burns Hospital: 1-800-255-1916
February 2016
21
DECEMBER
CALENDAR WINNERS!
1 $25.00 PATRICIA JOHNSON
2 $25.00 ANN BYERS
3 $25.00
DANNY BIRD
4 $25.00
ANN L. CHENERY
5 $300.00 JENNIFER SCANLON
6 $25.00
SCOTT EDGERLY
7 $25.00
LISA GAMBLIN
8 $25.00
DANIELLE GAMBLIN
9 $25.00
CATHY ADAMS
10 $25.00
SHEILA DOW
11 $25.00 HERB & KATHY HARDEN
12 $100.00
BRUCE WALLS
13 $25.00
TROY HANNA
14 $25.00
EDWARD FITZ
15 $25.00
CAMERON DOW
16 $25.00
R.WAYNE CLOSSEY
17 $25.00
JAKE GRODER
18 $25.00
KEITH PRESCOTT
19 $100.00
GERALD CAREY
20 $25.00
KELLY BRYANT
21 $25.00
BEN GRIGNON
22 $25.00
ROB THORNTON
23 $25.00
NORM HOWE
24 $25.00 BENTLEY CROSSMAN
25 $25.00 DOUGLAS SUKEFORTH
26 $100.00
JACKLYN TRUST
27 $25.00
KATHRYN KINSON
28 $25.00
BOB ALLEN
29 $25.00
BRENT QUINT
30 $25.00
ROY TOWLE
31 $25.00
DANIELL NOYES
ALWAYS LOWEST PRICES ON
QUALITY DIAMOND JEWELRY
3 IN HOUSE JEWELERS
Gerry’s Used Cars
BUY HERE / PAY HERE
Family Owned and Operated
Serving you from four locations
Ask about our extended warranty!
• Cheryl & Karrie - 266 Newport Road, Corinna, 278-2205
• Justin - Oakland 465-9566
• Rose - Main Street, Veazie 990-2206
• Kalgari - Skowhegan 474-6700
Sunset Auto Repair
Full Service Auto Repair
State Inspection • We Sell Tires
No Job too Big or Small
Free Estimates
907-4901
M - F: 9am - 5pm
2834 Broadway • Bangor, Maine
Know-how believes in the power of service.
People’s United Bank
proudly supports the
Anah Shriners
©2015 People’s United Bank | Member FDIC |
207-942-4800
Equal Housing Lender
“Only I can change my life. No one can do it for me.” – Carol Burnett
peoples.com
The Anahgram
22
Noble Allen Hayward, Reporter
At this time we would like to welcome
our new Potentate Bob Turner and Lady
Bonnie.
Don’t forget the Potentate’s trip in April.
Spring is just around the corner.
By this time the Ceremonial is over for
January and we will be looking forward to
the June Ceremonial.
Hopefully the snowbirds are having a nice
warm and healthy winter. Hope to see all
of you in May - will keep you updated as
to the camping schedule for 2016. Also, if
you have any news to report, please let us
know.
February Anniversaries: Greg & Bernice
Currier, Charles & Selma Larson, Dale
Nelson & Carol Miller, Dana & Winsome
Smith and David & Betty Bowen.
February Birthdays: Carole Green, Betty
Shedd, Jesse Thomas and Duffy Woods.
If you have any news to report, please
e-mail @ [email protected] or call
207-323-9742
Noble Allen Hayward, Reporter
Noble Gaylord E. Sundt, Reporter
Looking back to last year at this time I
see that it was three below zero. Right now
it’s 46 degrees out! Almost warm enough to
get out the chaise lounge and start working
on the tan. And this the second week of
January! How are you fellow unit members
liking the weather down south? I hear that
it’s not been much warmer there.
January has started 2016 out to be quiet,
not a bad thing. Not much to interfere with
recovery from the holidays of December.
Our January unit meeting will be held in the
coming week which will be long gone as
you read this. As will the Potentates party
held on the 30th. If this weather trend holds,
and I hope that it will, we’ll be dancing
outside for that one.
Several members of our units family
celebrate their birthdays in February.
Ladies Jean Fernald, Ann Jordan and also
Doris Seymour (even though she’s not
with the unit anymore) are blowing out the
candles this month. Nobles Tom Fernald,
Bill Fernald and Yogi Seymour (even
though he deserted us) also will create some
smoke when their cakes are presented. Best
wishes to all of you!
The only couple in the unit celebrating
their anniversary this month is Noble and
Lady Ron and Ann Jordan. Ron you’ll be
busy this month. The old piggy bank will
be taking a hit if you know what’s good
for you. Birthday and anniversary as well
as Valentines gifts to purchase. Good luck
and happy anniversary to you both.
And to everyone else, you all have a few
days left to buy your sweetie that special
gift for that special Valentines Day right
around the corner. Happy day to us all!
Be sure to check the calendar for upcoming
Shrine events. A great organization, for a
great cause! It’s all about the kids!
Remember to keep all of your family and
friends in your thoughts and prayers. And
be thankful that we are as blessed as we are.
Just think, only three or four more months
before we can go topless again!
That’s all for this long month of February.
Reporting, Gaylord E. Sundt
Tri County Shrine Club held their
Annual Meeting on the 16th of December
at the Dexter Club. The 18 Nobles enjoyed
a lively Libation Hour and a Roast Pork
and Baked Ham dinner. The meal was put
on by PP Lee Kaufman and Noble Steve
Hartley. From what I was told, Lee did
most of the work and Steve made sure he
did it right. Tri County jokes about our
supper committees, but we sure do
appreciate the Nobles that help out with
the meals. Meeting was called to order by
President Danny Costain. Invocation was
given by Noble Donald “BOBO” Young.
Flag salute was led by the President. A
moment of Silence was held in memory of
Nobles Vern Smith and Bob Buck. It was
great to see Noble Jerry Rollins back at Tri
County. Noble Mike Blake was in Florida,
his father was under the weather.
Introduced at the head table were VP
Watson, Treasurer Taylor, Secretary
Mosley and Libation Master Scott Folsom.
Unit Heads in attendance were Noble
Scott Folsom of the 4X4’s and Boss
Clown Arthur “COOTAH” Watson. Aide
Emeritous in attendance was Ron Green.
Representing the Directors Staff was
Chief Director Danny Costain. Past
Potentate Lee Kaufman was in attendance.
The Secretary and Treasurer gave their
annual reports, which were accepted by
the Nobles present. At a recent Directors
Meeting of Tri County Shrine Club, they
voted to make the following donations:
$1000 for the Building Fund for Anah
Shrine, $500 for the Sunshine Club, $100
to the Bangor-Brewer Shrine Club for
Anah’s Christmas party for the children,
$1000 to the Potentate’s fund, which is for
Noble Doug Dulac’s year. They also voted
to pay the Dexter Club $500 for rent. The
above donations was voted on by the
Nobles and passed as read. The nominating
committee present the following slate of
Officers for 2016-2017: President Arthur
Watson, Vice President Richard Johnson,
Secretary David Mosley and Treasurer
Marty Taylor. These Nobles were voted in
by the Nobles present. New Directors
presented and voted in were Donald
Young, Lorne Noiles and Corey Roberts.
The Officers and Directors will be
installed at the next meeting in January.
VP Watson brought the Club up to date
about the Concert Raffle Tickets. Next
months meeting will be back at the Dexter
Club. Noble Ralph McNaughton won the
50/50 and donated his share back to the
Club. At this time, Tri County Shrine Club
would like to thank President Danny
Costain for his two years serving as
President. Danny did an excellent job and
we wish him well in the future. No further
business, meeting was closed by President
Costain. REMEMBER THAT THE
JANUARY CEREMONIAL IS FAST
APPROACHING, DO YOU HAVE
YOUR CANDIDATES LINED UP?
MEMBERSHIP IS VITAL TO THE
SHRINE AND YOUR LOCAL BLUE
LODGE.
Noble Warren Orcutt, Sr., Reporter
We certainly have had an extremely
mild winter so far but predictions are for
this to change. By the time you read this
we may have had several inches of snow
here in Downeast Maine, or we may have
had very little. We will see how accurate
their predictions are.
Our January meeting was held on
January 7th at 44 North in Milbridge and
was a ladies night. President Brian Strout
welcomed everyone. Additional attendees
included Directors David Weaver and
Donnie Wright; Greeters Warren Orcutt
and Todd Alley; Photographer Richard
Kilton; Joe McDonald and Ricky Dorr,
Mini Cars; Brad Prout, High Priest &
Prophet; Larry Nichols and several wives.
The Fuel Oil Raffle tickets, the 2016
membership letters, and 2016 monthly
WCSC Meeting Calendar have all been
mailed out. The Fuel Oil raffle will be
drawn at our February 4th meeting and
winner announced in the March
Anahgram.
The next big event for the month of
January was the Ceremonial, which was
held at our new Temple in Bangor on
January 15th and 16th. 2016 Potentate
Robert Turner and Lady Bonnie began
their year at the helm of Anah and we look
forward to a fun year. Congratulations
Bob and Bonnie.
The February 4th meeting will be a
ladies night and held at The Milbridge
House in Milbridge. As in the past, Mike
will be there with bells on to present the
ladies with a rose and give them all a kiss.
WCSC members and their ladies are
canvassing
businesses
throughout
“They invented hugs to let people know you love them without saying anything.” –Bil Keane
February 2016
23
Charles Pray hands over the gavel to incoming Waldo County Shrine Club President Chief Rabban Steven “Steve” Trimm – Photo by Lloyd Day
Washington County and selling Shrine
Circus Ads. Support your Shrine Club
and the kids by becoming a sponsor for
the Shrine Circus or by purchasing tickets.
A couple of good fundraising projects
were discussed at the last meeting so be
watching in future Anahgram issues for
them.
Birthday greetings for February go out
to PP Guy Chapman, Thomas Fernald, PP
Albert Gibson,
Dawn Gooch, Keith Lentovich, Roger W.
Mathews Jr., Bert Maxim, PP Alward
Mehan (Luxor),
Renee McGuire, Sheila Mitchell, Stanley
Mitchell, PP Jesse Thomas, and Pauline
Wood. Anniversary bells go out to Todd
& Sandy Alley, Brent & Renee McGuire,
and Warren & Velma Orcutt. Enjoy and
celebrate your special day.
Do not take chances and go onto lakes
or bodies of water without first knowing
that the ice is safe. We have had unusually
warm weather and certainly do not want to
read your name listed as a fatality. As a
reminder to all snowmobilers, remember
to dress appropriately, keep your sleds
under control and yourselves safe, respect
landowner rights, and stay on the marked
trails. You abuse and we all lose!
Accidents can happen and we do not want
to see your name as a statistic!
And to all you snowbirds who are
already in warmer climates, enjoy your
winter and hopefully warmer weather.
Spring is just around the corner and you
will soon be returning to Maine.
Anah Chanters
Noble Carl Stewart, Reporter
Unfortunately the Chanters are again
hurting for enough members to be able to
support the Academicians with music for
the January Ceremonial. We were able to
field enough members to sell jewelery for
the event. Anyone who is interested in
joining our unit is welcome - and sorely
needed. Also we want to wish long time
member Jimmy Leighton our best wishes
for a speedy recovery from surgery. He
had a blockage in blood flow to his head
that had to be corrected. He will be very
limited in what he is allowed to do for
about a month.
Dale and Mary Hadlock have migrated
South for the winter and Jimmy tells me
that Suzzane Shorey will be visiting them
and other friends in January.
Happy birthday wishes are in order for
Bob Dion and Cecil Wilson who celebrated
their birthdays in January and Happy
anniversary wishes to Dale and Mary
Hadlock in February.
191 E. Main Street, DoverFoxcroft, ME 04426
“There is no end. There is no beginning. There is only the infinite passion of life.” – Federico Fellini
The Anahgram
24
18
who are behind in dues next month. This
seems to help a lot with our retention. I am
personally reaching out to all the candidates
from 2011,2012,2013 and 2014 each month
through a calling post message. I think this
keeps them in the loop and informed.
Please help us by telling the Shrine
story as often as possible. We need to start
gearing up for next year’s class, so keep
thinking about someone who would make
a good Mason and Shriner.
Springfield MA is now a thing of the past
and was held August 21-23. I am sure a
good time was had by all who attended.
Noble Appreciation Night will be held at
the Anah Temple on September 13th.
Happy Birthday wishes for September go
out to Barry Hanscom, Donnie Wright, Bill
Sternbergh, Phil Mondville, Leni Weaver,
Napoleon Beal, Nancy Chapman, Vernon
Scott, Skip Pennell, James Cox, Cecil
Fernald, and Sandy Alley.
September Anniversary wishes go to Past
Potentate Guy and Nancy Chapman, Walter
& Claire Kennedy, Mike & Dawn Gooch,
Dick & Margaret Gardner, Napoleon &
Bernadette Beal, Tom & Bobbie Foss,
Vernon & Gail Scott, Mike & Nancy Bailey,
William & Ruth Smith, and George &
Sheila Alley.
Until next month I wish all a great
September and good health.
Membership
TRI-­
COUNTY SHRINE CLUB • ENTER TO WIN
Committee
TICKETS
TO ANY
ByTWO
Noble
Doug Dulac
CONCERT IN THE 2016 WATERFRONT CONCERT
SERIES & ONE NIGHT’S STAY AT HOLLYWOOD CASINO.
Hello everyone from the membership
committee. I wanted to update you all a
little bit on membership. First of all let me
tell you we had a very successful Hospital
Support Night event on Sat. August 2nd.
This is something the membership comm.
put on to raise awareness of what we
really do as Shriners which is support the
hospitals. We had a fantastic meal put on
by the Second Section, who did it free
of charge by the way, a silent auction,3
patients from the hospitals that spoke and
some great entertainment by the Skyliners
band. Because it was our first time doing
this and being in the middle of the summer
I was a little nervous about what kind of
turnout we would get. I am very pleased to
say that we had over 120 in attendance! The
deal was that every penny of profit we made
would be D
split between the Boston and
RAW We actually will be
Springfield hospitals.
INGeach!
3 SEI have spoken
sending them
TI$1062.00
C
KETour
TRabban
S OF and
with Jesse Thomas
S 3Chief
/
1
6
it looks like we will do this again
/16next year
hopefully on May 16th.
In addition to that the membership
comm. is meeting once a month and will
be starting phone calls to all those nobles
$20
PER
TICK
ET
Noble Warren Orcutt, Sr., Reporter
As I write this article I realize that
summer is slipping away very quickly. Fall
is fast approaching and the leaves will soon
be turning color. It is a beautiful time of
the year but we all know what is to follow
in a few months. Enjoy the good weather
while we have it. Hopefully we will have
a nice warm fall.
Our August 7th meeting was a ladies night
and was held at the Degenhart Campground TICKETS AVAILABLE AT
in Jonesport. I was unable to attend so have ANAH SHRINE OFFICE
no report on the meeting. I do know that 207­.942­.2254 AND FROM
they were making the plans for the Annual
Bob Smith Picnic on August 17th. We are TRI-­COUNTY MEMBERS
hoping for another beautiful day in Down(to benefit Tri­-County Shrine Club, not tax
deductible)
East Maine for this event.
The Northeast Shrine Field Days in
Darling’s Chevrolet is proud to support the
ANAH SHRINERS
121 Downeast Hwy., Ellsworth
(just up from the triangle)
US Route 1 North • 667-2512
“You’ll do better
at Darling’s!”
You can find it all at
www.darlings.com
“A kiss makes the heart young again and wipes out the years.” – Rupert Brooke
Brewer
February
2016
207-989-3603
Ellsworth
207-667-8515
www.gliddenautobody.com
Bangor
207-947-5678
Brewer
207-989-3603
Ellsworth
207-667-8515
www.gliddenautobody.com
Brooke Green
Co-Reporters
James Buteau and
Dillon Wilbur
Happy New Year! What a great time we
EST 1964
had at out new location for the New Years
Eve bash. Good times - Good friends Many memories made! It’s official - we
made it our first calendar year as a unit,
very Brewer
proud to be part of Facts Ellsworth
& Figures.
What
a
great
bunch
of
guys!
We
now stand
207-989-3603
207-667-8515
strong with 13 members, but are always
looking for new members to join. Looking
www.gliddenautobody.com
forward to the January Ceremonial, it’s
going to be a great time in the new
building.
Who’s ready to relieve a little of that
cabin fever? We are proud to announce we
will be holding our second annual cribbage
tournament. This year the event will take
place at Elliott Jordan & Son, 381 Cave
EST 1964
Hill Road, Waltham. Same as last year
$10.00 entry fee, one on one single
elimination game. $100.00 for first place,
$50.00 for second place, $20.00 for third
place and $10.00 for fourth place. The
Brewer
Ellsworth
famous
Porky Sues pizza will be
available
207-989-3603
207-667-8515
as
well as several crock pot
dishes. We
hope you get that chance to join us. Until
next time stay safe on the roads and ponds.
www.gliddenautobody.com
James Buteau, Reporter
EST 1964
Bangor
207-947-5678
Brewer
207-989-3603
Ellsworth
207-667-8515
www.gliddenautobody.com
EST 1964
Bangor
207-947-5678
Brewer
207-989-3603
Ellsworth
207-667-8515
www.gliddenautobody.com
EST 1964
Noble Doug Brockway, Reporter
Anah Band had a great time playing at
Ceremonial
this year. Pink Panther
seemed
Brewer
Ellsworth
to be a big hit this year and I am in hopes
207-989-3603
207-667-8515
we
keep playing it year after
year. We
have our list of music that we will always
enjoy but it’s nice to add some new stuff to
www.gliddenautobody.com
play. Hopefully our adoring fans can make
some suggestions of some music they
would like us to play.
Sean continues to learn to keep a beat
with the tuba, and we are thankful he
decided to take up the challenge! We are
hoping some brave souls would like to
join us this year! Maybe some folks that
used to play and want to start it up again.
The more people we have, the more we
can earn to give directly to the children at
the hospitals. Practice times are every 1st
and 3rd Monday of the month in Newport.
EST 1964
Bangor
207-947-5678
Brewer
207-989-3603
Ellsworth
207-667-8515
www.gliddenautobody.com
“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” – Edmund Burke
25
The Anahgram
26
Noble
Fred Beylerian
Reporter
Waldo County Shrine Club Officers for 2016 – Photo by Lloyd Day
Happy St. Valentine’s Day
February was the only month of the year
with an even number of days before Julius
Caesar reformed the calendar. Februarius
the romans called it, took its name from
februa, “means of cleansing.”
This
cleansing was appropriate for
the
ushering in of spring and the new year.
February is the only month that can pass
without a full moon. It last happened in
1999 and will happen again 2018.
Keeping the aforementioned in mind it
is now time look forward the next ten
months of the new year and all good things
that the Keystone Kops have planned to
support our fraternity and philanthropy.
Happy Birthday wishes for the month of
February go out to Kop Lloyd Hopkins
and Ladies Betty Trimm and Angie
Ellsworth. Congratulations to all and may
you have many more. There are no
wedding anniversaries during the month.
Now to the trivia question of the month.
Last month’s question was:
Which
country buys the most greeting cards per
capita? Answer: The British buy 31 cards
per person annually and women buy 85%
of them. In keeping with Valentine’s Day
this month’s question is: The world’s first
Valentine message is believed to have
been sent when?
The time has come to close the “Blotter”
for this month and to remember “IT’S
ALL ABOUT THE KIDS”.
The next Keystone Kops meeting is
February 23, 2016.
The Feztival
of Trees
Bob Pullen, Reporter
Good day to one and all,
The figures are in for Feztival 2015 and
will be presented at the January
Ceremonial for those of you who have not
been informed as of then. We had a banner
year and the cost of running our beautiful
new home will be made a bit easier due to
that success. The committee will still meet
the second Monday of the month @ 6PM
at 1404 Broadway. By the time you read
this we will have had 3 meetings in
preparation for Feztival 2016. We take a
month off in the summer but there are a lot
of details that need attention starting in
December to get things fine tuned to make
each year a little bit better. You are all
invited to come and attend our meetings,
after all it is you Shrine center that
benefits. We want new nobles and their
“Success flourishes only in perseverance-ceaseless, restless perservance.”- Baron Manfred von
Richthofen
February 2016
27
ladies to come and take part in this event
as it will give more people a sense of
proprietorship in our new home and the
fraternity in general. We also like to hear
constructive criticism in order to make
the Feztival continue to be the success we
have enjoyed. This year we have the
advantage of having a feel for the building
and hopefully it will take some of the edge
off the nerves of presenting the event.
Believe it or not we heard the same
complaint as last year from a few people
and that was there wasn’t enough parking.
I thought that had been put to bed when
we moved, but filling the spaces we have
seemed rather nice. The crowds were
friendly and even though we did have long
lines everyone I spoke to thought it was
worth the wait. I hope you all enjoy 2016
and may you and yours be blessed with all
you need and want. If I may make a
suggestion, the next time you’re in the
Shrine center stop and reflect on how
lucky we are to have had a noble step
forward to secure this building for us and
give a well deserved TIP OF THE FEZ to
Doug. If not for this extraordinary noble
we would still be on main street wishing
we had a building like the on we have
now. Few people measure up to Doug and
his lovely wife on being so giving, people
of this magnitude are few and far between.
Noble Rich Johnson, Reporter
Wow how the weather changes! A week
ago we were in the mid-teens and now, as
I write this article we are close to 30
degrees outside – got to love Maine!
The January Ceremonial is over and The
Second Section welcomes all new Nobles
of Anah Shrine along with the entire
appointed Divan for 2016. Congratulations
to our new Illustrious Potentate Bob
Turner. We all look forward to the
leadership that Bob brings to the helm.
The 52nd Annual Potentates Party is
scheduled for Saturday, January 30th at
the Shrine temple. Tickets may be
purchased from a Second Section member
or through the Recorders office.
To all of the new Nobles of Anah from
the January Ceremonial, if you are looking
to get active in a unit and may not be able
to commit to parades throughout the
summer, please consider the Second
Section. Our first and foremost job is to
be proficient in working the initiation of
candidates at the June Ceremonial, and all
that pertains thereto, and assisting the
Illustrious Potentate in the work of Anah
temple. Throughout the year we are in
service to the Shrine with cooking,
servicing, parking for the Folk Festival,
selling programs, providing meals at the
Circus, and manning the Wrecker’s Cafe’
at the Shrine Feztival of Trees, to name a
few. The Nobles of the Second Section
don’t work alone. We couldn’t do what
10 Locations to serve you!
1-800-244-7134 • www.EBSBuild.com
Your local energy contractor
YourIN
local
energy
contractor
$1500
REBATES
AVAILABLE
NOW!
Call 207-469-6100 today
for your free energy consult
Call
207-469-6100
today
Call 207-469-6100
today
to schedule your
free energy consult
Energy
Audits
Efficiency
Upgrades
for AUDITS
your free
consult
ENERGY
|energy
WEATHERIZATION
Energy Audits Efficiency Upgrades
Continued on page 29
“All you need is love. But a little chocolate now and then doesn’t hurt. – Charles M. Schulz
The Anahgram
28
LEWIS L. SMITH, JR., Brewer
May 22, 1932 – Dec. 20, 2015
Mystic Lodge #65, Hampden
Raised 11/6/1965
Created Anah June 7, 1974
THOMAS A. MCAFEE, Houlton
Oct. 18, 1960 – Dec. 20, 2015
Monument Lodge #96, Houlton
Raised 11/8/2000
Created Anah June 16, 2012
NORMAN E. PHILBRICK, Bangor
Oct. 16, 1926 – 12/24/2015
Fort Kent Lodge #209
Raised 9/24/1958
Created Anah Oct. 17, 1998
FLOYD R. LENFEST, Carmel
Mar. 21, 1929 – Dec. 27, 2015
Rising Virtue Lodge #10, Bangor
Raised 1/9/1973
Created Anah June 16, 1973
WALLACE E. BLOWERS, Largo, FL
Sept. 27, 1930 – Jan. 1, 2016
Olive Branch Lodge #124, Charleston
Raised 2/23/1956
Created Anah Jan. 20, 2001
Bowers
Funeral Home
10 Water Street, Houlton
56 Sherman Street, Island Falls
207-532-3333 • 800-532-4333
[email protected]
CLAY FUNERAL HOME
Lincoln,Maine
BARTLETT CHAPEL
Danforth, Maine
“In Memory of Our Departed Brother Nobles”
When Allah calls, then our friends obey and fold thier tents
and steal away. To the land where the crystal waters flow,
where the Beautiful Palms of Allah grow. Life is a story in
volumes three, the past, the present, the yet to be. The first
we’ve written and laid away, the second we’re reading day by
day, The third and last of the volumes three,is locked from
sight - God keepeth the key.
MITCHELL-TWEEDIE
FUNERAL HOME
28 Elm Street
Bucksport
469-3177
YOUNG
FUNERAL HOME
31West Main Street
Searsport
548-2545
Serving Bucksport-Searsport and surrounding towns
Albert Levesque, Proprioter
Serving families in Bangor,
Brewer, Hampden, Orono and
Surrounding communities
Celebrating the dignity of life
www.BrookingsSmith.com
CARING FOR GENERATIONS
(207) 942-8815
J o r d a n - F e r n al d
FUNERAL HOMES
Your wishes for the type of funeral you want for yourself or a loved one can be outlined in
advance like a will, prearranging a funeral is part of putting your affairs in order, yet it costs you
nothing. Call us to set up an appointment.
1.800.667.2595 - Mount Desert Island • Ellsworth • Blue Hill
www.jordanfernald.com
February 2016
Continued from page 27
we do without the help of the Ladies and
extended families. We include our Ladies
at our functions, other than the working of
the candidates, to try and make it
something that everyone can do together.
We have a great time at our functions and
if you are considering a section, please
come join us.
January/February Calendar Snapshot:
1/30/2015
52nd Annual Potentate’s
Party
2/05/2016 Section Section Meeting
2/13/2016 The Wheeler’s Super
Supper Buffet Style
The Second Section would like to
welcome our newest member, Louis
McGlinn.
All second section members who are
still working on their Brick Paver
applications,
please
submit
your
completed application at the next Second
Section meeting.
The Second Section will be cooking and
serving for the Wheeler’s Super Supper on
February 13, 2016 at the temple. All
members will be contacted for times and
jobs to be done. All hands will need to be
on deck as this is a busy evening and we
need a good showing to make things run
smoothly.
The Second Section is also selling Gun
Raffle tickets for 2016. Drawings will be
done in the month of September and the
guns are through Willey’s Sport Shop in
Ellsworth. Tickets are available for
$20.00 each and we are only selling 1000
tickets. Drawings will be done daily in
September and the tickets drawn will be
put right back into the drawing so there
will be multiple chances of winning.
We are getting great information back
from the dues payments with regard to
email addresses for Nobles and Ladies
along with cell phone numbers so we can
be sure to get a hold of everyone. If
anyone has a change of mailing, email
address, or phone numbers, please let me
know ASAP so I can update my database.
February birthday wishes go out to
Ladies Susan Joy, Annette Marin, Tammy
Redmond, Lynn Scripture, Elizabeth
Sherman, Duffy Woods and Nobles,
Charles Sisson and Mark Taplin.
February anniversary wishes go out to
Dennis & Debbie Hill, Greg & Bernice
Currier, Joe & Novilla Rollins, Krayton &
Carol Allen and Ted & Lois Barber.
Section Section meeting dates for 2016
are February 5, March 4, April 1, May 6
and June 3, which will bring us to the
summer break. As I’m writing this article,
we still have a considerable amount of
members with unpaid dues for 2016. For
those who have not paid their dues, please
see me at the next meeting to get that
taken care of. Remember, if you can’t
make it to the meeting, contact an officer
or any member to be excused.
If anybody has any news or something
they wish to share with our Nobles,
contact me anytime at 717-5570 or email
me at [email protected].
Until next time, be safe and think
spring!!
got print?
29
We handle the details.
Let our experts make it hassle free.
Daily pick up and delivery to Portland,
Bangor, Augusta and Waterville.
RECIPIENT OF
THE GOVERNORS
AWARD FOR
BUSINESS
EXCELLENCE
Call for a quote and receive free personalized notepads
Contact Rich Armstrong
848-7300 ext. 101 | [email protected]
www.snowprint.com
P R INTIN G • MAILIN G • E- O R D E R IN G
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Lobsters, Clams, Mussels, Crabs, Scallops, Oysters
Young’s Lobster Pound & Seafood Restaurant
Where Lobsters are Caught, Cooked, Eaten and Shipped
7 Days a Week Right from our Dock
2 Fairview St. Belfast, Maine 04915
Phone: (207) 338-1160 Fax: (207) 338-1656
We Cater to Large Groups On or Off Site
www.youngslobsterpound.webs.com
www.facebook.com/youngslobsterpound
“I can resist everything except temptation.” –Oscar Wilde
2016 Ladies Luncheon
Photos by Anah Photo unit - Merland Clark
TICKETS:
admission 21+
February 20, 2016
1404 Broadway, Bangor, ME
Doors open @ 6pm.
Show Starts @7pm.
February 2016
February 20, 2016
1404 Broadway, Bangor, ME
Doors open @ 6pm.
Show Starts @7pm.
Clown Comedy$10Night
/ advance
Clown Comedy Night
TICKETS:
$12
/
@
door
admission 21+
TICKETS:
admission 21+
February 20, 2016
February 20, 2016
1404 Broadway, Bangor, ME
1404 Broadway, Bangor, ME
Doors open @ 6pm.
Doors open @ 6pm.
Show Starts @7pm.
Show Starts @7pm.
TICKETS:
admission 21+
Host
Jeremy White
BYOB
TICKETS:
Featuring
$10 / advance
Hatch
admission
21+
$12 / @ Adam
door
$10 / advance
$12 / @ door
Host
Jeremy White
BYOB
$10 Headliner
/ advance
$12
/ @ door
Host
Johnny
Ater
Jeremy White
Featuring
Adam Hatch
mixers available for donation
light refreshments will be served
BYOB
Tickets available at the Anah Shrine Temple -1404 Broadway, Bangor
PUBLIC WELCOME
Host SHRINE CLOWN
Featuring
PROCEEDS SUPPORT ANAH
UNIT
Host
Jeremy White
BYOB
Tickets are not tax deductable
for this
event.
Jeremy White
Adam
Hatch
Featuring
Adam Hatch
Headliner
Johnny Ater
Headliner
Johnny Ater
mixers available for donation
light refreshments will be served
BYOB
mixers available for donation
TO BE HELD ON: SATURDAY FEBRUARY 13, 2016
refreshments
will atbe
Tickets available
theserved
Anah Shrine Temple -1404 Broadway, Bangor
AT ANAH SHRINE ~ 1404 light
BROADWAY
PUBLIC WELCOME
DOORS OPEN AT 6PM FOR SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT • MEAL AT 7 PM
available
theINCLUSIVE
Anah Shrine
Temple OF
-1404
Bangor
TICKETS Tickets
ARE $140.00
FORat“ALL
EVENING”
FUNBroadway,
AND PRIZES
SUPPORT
ANAH SHRINE CLOWN UNIT
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT SHRINE OFFICE:PROCEEDS
PUBLIC
WELCOME
Tickets are not tax deductable for this event.
207­-942­-2254 OR ANY WHEELER MEMBER
MUSIC TO DANCE BY DJ ­SONNY BEAL
PROCEEDS SUPPORT ANAH SHRINE CLOWN UNIT
Tickets are not tax deductable for this event.
This event to benefit the Anah Wheelers Unit not tax deductible
“Always remember that you are absolutely unique, Just like everyone else.”- Margaret Mead
31
The Anahgram
32
if there’s an
EMERGENCY,
then fast, reliable communication is a must.
64 Mill Road
We offer emergency
equipment, 2-way radio sale
& service, solar site products
and service, telemetry
systems sales and service,
radio system design and
installation and more.
Lamoine, ME 04605
Visit us online for discounts,
specials and rental options.
FOR FREE ESTIMATES
667-5962
Cell: 460-8861
www.whittens2wayservice.com
155 Robertson Blvd., Brewer, Maine 04412 • Tel. 207-989-2435
RealtyofofRealty
Maineof Maine
Realty
Maine
TIM
TIM
TIM
DUTCH DUTCH
DUTCH
Cell: 207.323.0440
Cell: 207.323.0440
Office: 207.338.6800
Office: 207.338.6800
Broker/Realtor Broker/Realtor
Cell:Fax:
207.323.0440
Fax: 207.338.3060
[email protected]
207.338.3060
[email protected]
Office:
Broker/Realtor
107• Main
Street
• Belfast, ME 04915
107 Main Street
Belfast,
ME207.338.6800
04915
local
name
know
Fax:
207.338.3060
[email protected]
“A local name“A
you
know
you you
can
trust!”you can trust!”
107 Main
• Belfast,
MEvirtue
04915
“Open
the doorsStreet
of opportunity
to talent and
and they will do themselves justice.”- Ralph Waldo Emerson
“A local name you know you can trust!”
AAA SECURITY COMPANY
LOCKS • KEYS • SAFES
71 A Center Street
Brewer ME
989-5220
CARIBOU
118 BENNETT DR
498-2707
PRESQUE ISLE
611 MAIN ST
764-5553
HOULTON
98A BANGOR ST
532-2100
www.bangorfloral.com
96 Center Street
Bangor, ME 04401
207.947.4569
186 State Street • Bangor, Maine
(207) 990-3929
Drive
beatVarney
VarneyValue
Value
Drive5050miles
milesor
or 500,
500, you
You can’t
can’t beat
anywhere!
anywhere!
260 HOGAN ROAD BANGOR, ME 04401
207-990-1200 1-800-288-3071
www.varneyvalue.com
Augusta
Bangor
Belfast
Portland
You
ANAHGRAMsuccessful
successfulby
byusing
usingititfor
foryour
youradvertising
advertisingand
andpatronizing
patronizingthose
thosewho
whodo.
do.
You can
can help
help make
make THE
The ANAHGRAM
Anah Shriners
P.O. Box Anah
735
Shriners
Bangor ME
04402-0735
1404
Broadway
Bangor, ME 04401
�
� February 2016
NON PROFIT ORG.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
BANGOR ME
PERMIT NO. 912
WEBB’S RV CENTER
LAR
RV D GEST
EAL
ER
NEW IN
ENG
LAN
D
Rt. 2 Hammond St., Target Industrial Circle, Bangor
AS DEMAND GETS GREATER... WE GET BETTER!
Call us Today At 942-2900 or 1-800-339-5668
www.webbsrvcenter.com • www.facebook.com/WebbsRvCenter
OV
ER
0
50NITS CK
U TO
S
IN
can help make The ANAHGRAM successful by using it for your advertising and patronizing those who do.
After You
you
have looked at the rest. COME SEE THE BEST!