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January Class of 2017 Is Dedicated to the Memory of Carroll E. Trimm Retirement Isn’T an End Shriners having fun , doing good deeds that will January 2017 change the life of a child monthly messenger Of Anah Shriners Bangor, Maine , DOING GO UN OD F D G E IN E V D A S H T S H A R T E N W I I R L H L S C H A LD NG HI E C THE LIFE OF A January Class of 2017 is Dedicated to the Memory of Carroll E. Trimm 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 adjust your investments as needed and to manage your Jeffrey F. O’Sullivan wealth through all the potential changes to come. Call to Senior Vice President Financial Advisor 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 , DOING GO UN OD Monthly Messenger of Anah Shriners F D G E IN E Chartered June 15, 1922 V D A S H T A Chapter of Shriners International S H A R T E 1404 Broadway, Bangor Maine 04401 N W I I R L Telephone 207.942.2254 - Fax 207.942.1994 H L S Website: www.Anahshriners.org - Shrine email: [email protected] C H A LD Volume 115 • Number 2 • January 2017 NG HI E C THE LIFE OF A Rich Armstrong-Editor - [email protected]. Janice Young-Advertising Manager - [email protected] All Anahgram Articles to be sent to - [email protected] by the 10th of the Month month. Please thank them for all they do “FROM THE the next time you see them. Phyllis has RECORDER’S worked tirelessly, not only on a daily basis in the office,Restaurant but has and volunteeredTruckstop her time DESK” to assist in the counting room of the Circus Larry L. Hersom and the FeztivalRestaurantBuy of and TreesLocal. Truckstop every single day Recorder, P.P. during both major fundraisers. Thank you Happy New Year to the members and Phyllis. HeatBuy Local.Local. Shrine has always been my “second families of the greatest Shrine templeRestaurant in and Truckstop Heat Local. Shriners International. You are all to be career” servingEat Local.in many different congratulated on assisting Anah during capacities, butEat now Local. I look forward to 2016, supporting our Shrine Circus andBuy enjoying Local. time with my dedicated Shrine Feztival of Trees, as well as the many Unit wife Libby, and will continue to be and Shrine Club functions. Heatinvolved Local. by joining one of our great Congratulations to the Membership Shrine units. If I can assist in anyway, I Committee on retaining membership, Eatwill Local. always be available to help Anah. My POTENTATES and having the lowest number of noble best wishes to the 2017 Potentate and his MESSAGE suspensions since I have been Recorder. Divan. Robert Turner, Potentate We all thank you. Good November was a very busy month Many thanks also to our dedicated which started with the Anah Bektash Kora Divan, especially Illustrious Bob Turner Good Visitation in Freeport, ME on the 4th – and Lady Bonnie, for making 2016 a RestaurantMAINE and Truckstop 6th. memorable year for Anah. Bob and MAINE Our Divan / Stated Meeting was held Bonnie have traveled thousands of miles Food on the 15th with many Units and Clubs supporting Anah’s mission this year. We traveling to Bangor for this meeting. thank them for their dedication to Anah Food Then we finished the last two weeks in and Shriners Hospitals for Children. We Good November with the Feztival of Trees. It truly are one of the great temples in the was very successful because of all the hard Shrine, and are looked up too by many work from Anah Nobles and their Ladies. other Shrine temples, including the MAINE It seems that everyone was very happy Imperial officers and headquarters in and smiling while they either worked or Tampa. Anah leads the way now, and will continue to in the future. FoodWE HAVE TWO visited the Feztival of Trees. We want to thank Tom Seymour and the Committee After four years as Recorder, I am RESTAURANTWE HAVE LOCATIONS: TWO leaving this office with sadness, as I for everything they did to make this RESTAURANTDysart’s Restaurant: LOCATIONS: Feztival a huge success and a banner year. will miss the wonderful staff, especially 530 Coldbrook Rd, Hermon Phyllis Watson, who I have been Dysart’s Restaurant: Facebook was loaded with wonderful Dysart’s Restaurant and Flatbed Pub: privileged to work beside for more than 530 Coldbrook Rd, Hermon reviews on Anah’s 2016 Feztival of Trees. 1110 Broadway, Bangor We want to thank everyone that worked or two years. We, as Anah Shriners, are Dysart’s Restaurant and Flatbed Pub: helped make this a great event. very fortunate to have the dedication of 1110 Broadway, Bangor Phyllis, and also Janice Young, who puts It seems like yesterday Bonnie and I WWW.DYSARTS.COM started this journey of joining the Anah the Anahgram together each and everyWE HAVE TWO Divan and eventually becoming Potentate WWW.DYSARTS.COM and First Lady. You cannot believe the RESTAURANT LOCATIONS: wonderful people we have met and now Dysart’s Restaurant: call FRIENDS. We want to thank each and every one of you for all the help and Johnson530 Foundations Coldbrook Rd, Hermon Dysart’s Restaurant and Flatbed Pub: support you have given us to make Anah’s Specialty Concrete • Floors, Walls & Slabs • Full Foundations 2016 year outstanding. 1110 Broadway, Bangor Until next time remember we are, Residential Sites • Crane Service • Poll Areas/Walkways SHRINERS HAVING FUN, DOING GOOD DEEDS THAT WILL CHANGE Rich Johnson, President THE LIFE OF A CHILD WWW.DYSARTS.COM Yours in the Faith, (207) 564-8617 • Cell: (207) 717-5570 202 Shaw Road • Dover-Foxcroft, ME 04426 Robert Turner, Potentate ANAH SHRINERS ANNUAL MEETING AND CEREMONIAL JANUARY 20TH & 21ST, 2017 Official Call Of The Potentate By order of the Potentate of Anah temple All Nobles are instructed to assemble on January 21st, 2017 AD at 1404 Broadway Bangor, Maine at the Anah Shriners to Convene the Annual Meeting of the Anah Shriners for the purpose of hearing reports for the year 2016. Election of Officers and the Initation of Candidates. Attest; Larry Hersom Robert Turner P.P., Recorder Potentate Robert Turner Potentate ScheduleSubject to adjustments of Events Friday, January 20, 2017 7pm-10pm- Hospitality at the Anah Shrine (cosponsored by Bangor/Brewer & Waldo County Shrine Clubs) Saturday, January 21, 2017 7:30am- Divan, Directors, Aides, Membership Committee and Candidates report to the Shrine 8:30am-Shrine opens for the Annual Meeting and Election of Officers 8:30am-Membership Committee Orientation of the new Candidates and their Ladies 9:30am-Recess 9:45am- Shrine reopens for the Introduction, Degree Work and Awards. 11:00am-Ladies Luncheon at the Hilton Garden Inn -250 Haskell Road Bangor, Me. Tickets are available for $18.00 each at the Shrine Office until January 13th, 2017 (Candidates Ladies are guests at the Luncheon) 11:30am- Recess for Lunch for all Nobles and Candidates 12:45pm- Divan, Past Potentates, Nobility and guests assemble in the Main Hall 1:00pm- Shrine reopens-Semi-public, honored guests presented, reception of Unit Heads and Club Presidents. Presentation of Arch Production with the “Old Red Fez” – Fezzing of the new Candidates- Black Camel Ceremony Announcements of 2017 - Installation of 2017 Divan 3:30pm-4:30pm- Hospitality and Camel’s Milk at the Shrine 6pm- Social Hour at the Shrine tended by the Anah Aides Unit 6:45pm-Introductions of Divan, Past Potentates, visiting Shrines and Special Guests 7:00pm- Ceremonial Dinner Tickets are $25.00 each (choice of Baked Stuffed Chicken, Baked Stuffed Shrimp or Sliced Roast Beef ) tickets are available until January 13th, 2017 at the Shrine Office 207-942-2254 8:00pm-11:00pm- Dancing to the Band -TEDDY BITHER & THE BOYS Luncheon and Ceremonial Dinner Tickets will be available at the Shrine Office until January 13th, 2017 Candidates and their Ladies will be guests at the Saturday Evening Dinner. Candidates and Ladies attending please contact the Shrine Office to reserve your tickets at 207-942-2254 2017 dues cards required for admission to the Annual Meeting and Ceremonial. Fez is required with Unit Dress for men and Ladies Semi-Formal (Proceeds from this event are for the benefit of Anah Shriners and donations are not deductible as charitable donations.) January Class of 2017 is Dedicated to the Memory of Carroll E. Trimm Carroll E. Trimm was born Mason on June 4, 1969. September 8, 1931 in Carroll was very active in Charleston, Maine to Henry his Masonic Lodge and became and Hazel (Bickmore) Trimm. Master of his Lodge about 7 He was the seventh son of a years later. family of nine. Carroll joined Anah Shrine Carroll went to local in June of 1975 in Belfast schools before enlisting in the Maine and remained a member Army in 1950, he served in the until his death in 2007.
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