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OCTOBER 2017 Hot Sands Newsletter Shriners International Omaha, Nebraska October 2017 • Vol. 93, No. 10 Tangier Website: tangiershrine.com Published Monthly Email Articles To: [email protected] October 28th $5.00 per person/$20.00 per family Nachos, Popcorn, Hot dogs, Pretzels & Candy will be for sale. 4pm to 6pm 7pm to 9pm CIRCUS KICKOFF TUESDAY OCTOBER 24TH 6:30 PM TANGIER “HOT SANDS” OCTOBER 2017 TANGIER STATED MEETING Potentate’s Message September is over and what a great Thursday, October 12, 2017 month. Dinner - 6:15 pm I want to thank everyone for all your Pork Loin, Mashed Potatoes help and hard work this last month. CSSA was a wonderful time. The & Gravy and a Vegetable Units and Club came home with Servers - MO RI Shrine Club lots of awards and trophies, group MENS MEETING and individual. Some highlights being the Corvette Club bringing 7:30 pm - Main Room home their traveling trophy again and the Clowns Ladies Meeting & Program bringing theirs home after missing for 20 years. Fall Craft Project Congratulations to all who participated. $7.00 per person We had another great Spaghetti Feed, serving RSVP to the Tangier Office so there will almost 3000 people. So many of you volunteered be enough supplies for craft projects. to make this a success for Tangier. Thank you, thank you. It couldn’t happen without you all. Please make your reservations The 1st Shrine N Dales event was a BIG HIT. Great job guys! So much laughter and fun. BABYSITTING AVAILABLE Parade season has come to an end for 2017. Thank Tangier Shrine Office • RSVP to 392-0404 you to everyone who helped, participated or just came to support us. Please check out October is here and it will be another busy month. The Walk for Love is October 1st and the Trunk or our new website at Treat/Movie Night will be on October 28. Lots of events going on at the tangiershrine.com at the Shrine. We are getting ready for the Feztival of Trees, which is really starting to look like it will be a great If your unit/club has updates event. We will need a lot of help. So please be sure to to post to the website or check the Hot Sands or call the office to sign up. Hamburger Night starts this month. The weekly Facebook, please send them to specials will be posted in the Hot Sands and included [email protected] in the Monday email blasts. We would love to see you all on Wednesday nights. Again, I want Thank all the Nobles and your Ladies Need help making for your help and support this year. Hope to see you all around the Shrine. It is your Shine Center - come Cookies for The and enjoy it. Feztival of Trees. - Lighting the Way for Our Children! We will be making 10,000 cookies! Need anyone that can help, Oct 29th starting at 8:30am. 2 TANGIER “HOT SANDS” OCTOBER 2017 MASONIC FAMILY ACTIVITIES Potentate ............................................................... James D. Hirl Chief Rabban ....................................................... David Norton Omaha-Council Bluffs Metro Area Assistant Rabban .............................................Michael Gardner Oct 1 White Shrine Pancake & French Toast Breakfast High Priest & Prophet .............................................Allen Smith 8:00 AM-1:00 PM CBMT Oriental Guide ........................................................ Steve Elliott Oct 1 Alpha Chapter #325 OES Star Point Vendor Bazaar Treasurer .........................................................PP Ralph Joos Jr. 2:00-4:00 PM BelMC Recorder .........................................................Robert Schapp Jr. Oct 2 Grand Lodge Area Meeting 6:00 PM PlatML TRUSTEES Oct 7 York Rite Council and Commandery Festival Ron Barber ..........................................................Bryan Deming 7:30 AM-4:00 PM PapMC Dave Robinson .......................................................Kevin Potter Oct 7 Papillion Lodge #39 Coffee on the Square 8:00 AM PMC APPOINTIVE DIVAN Oct 8 JJ Mercer Lodge #290 Monthly Breakfast First Ceremonial Master .........................................David Shaw Second Ceremonial Master ................................. Michael Stuhr 8:00 AM-1:00 PM BenMC Director ................................................................... Don Larson Oct 8 Trinity Chapter #299 OES Steak Dinner Marshal ................................................................... Jim Sklenar 4:00-7:00 PM WOMC Captain of the Guard .......................................... Andy Freeman Oct 13 Friends of Scottish Rite Dinner & Auction Outer Guard .......................................................... Wade Ridout 6:00 PM SRMC (call 402-342-1300 for reservations) POTENTATE’S PERSONAL AIDES Oct 15 Aksarben Chapter #277 OES German Dinner Mike Gunson ....................................................Don Ellenberger 11:00 AM-2:00 PM ShiMC Larry Moody Oct 19 Friendship Dinner - 6:00 PM SRMC POTENTATE’S STAFF Oct 20 Tangier Chanter’s Rib Feed 5:00-8:00 PM TSC Chief of Staff ..................................................PP Greg Hadcock Oct 21 Capital Lodge #3 Brotherhood Walk Across the Bridge Assistant Chief of Staff .....................................Dean Stockman and Lunch at a Casino 11:00 AM Bob Kerry Bridge Chief Aides .................Kim Gardner, Joe Hodges, Adam Reese, Oct 22 Omaha Valley Scottish Rite Open House Jim Smith, Jr. & Nathan Larson 1:00-3:00 PM Open to the public SRMC Potentate’s Aides .................................Mike Arola, Steve Cash, Oct 22 Alpha Chapter #325 OES Soup & Chili Dinner John Chester, Dan Henn & Chuck Cline 4:00-6:00 PM BelMC Ambassadors ......... Lawrence Brown, Dennis Coufal, Micah Evans, Leland Meisinger & Mark Vandemark Oct 27 Scottish Rite KCCH Investiture/Banquet 4:00 PM-8:00 Chaplains ................................Dr. Ken Bunnell & Chuck Sohm PM Lincoln SRMC 332 Centennial Mall S. Commander of Units ...............................................Brian Heath OPEN TO THE PUBLIC - RSVP required for Banquet Lt. Commander of Units ............................................Larry Ruh Oct 27 Council Bluffs #441 OES Spaghetti Dinner Samsar ............................................................... Tyler Goodman 4:30-6:30 PM CBMT Circus Chairman ...................................................... Jim Turpen Oct 28 Scottish Rite 33rd Degree Conferral and Dinner 3:00 PM Circus Assistant ............................................. PP Charles Lovell SRMC Invite Only Hospital Representative ..................................PP Jim Parks, Sr. Oct 28 Grand Lodge Ritual Competition 8:00 AM Rob Morris Hospital Patient Coordinator .................Stan Garner & Jim Toft Lodge #46 Kearney, NE Hospital Van Coordinator........................................Stan Garner --------------------------------------------------------------------- Hospital Staff ..................................Howard Fouts, Susan Ryan Nov 4 Papillion Lodge #39 Coffee on the Square 8:00 AM PMC Board of Directors, Twin Cities ........................PP Daryl Finley Nov 2-4 Scottish Rite Fall Reunion 2nd at 6:00 PM; Housing Chairman ........................................... Lenny Bergman 3rd at 6:00 PM; 4th at 7:30 AM SRMC Kitchen Manager .................................Bill Garner, Adam Reese Nov 5 Trinity Chapter #299 OES Biscuits & Gravy/Casserole & Kim Gardner Breakfast 9:00 AM-1:00 PM WOMC Legal Staff ..................................Darren Carlson & Rick Myers Photographers ............Jim Reese, Steve Reese, & Greg Norton Nov 12 JJ Mercer Lodge #290 Monthly Breakfast Publicity Chairman ...........................................Gary Unger P.P. 8:00 AM-1:00 PM BenMC Show & Shine Chairman .......................................Don Streeter Nov 18 Omaha Area Masters and Wardens Club Meeting NE Shrine Bowl .............. David MacDonald, David Workman, 9:00-10:00 AM WMC Paul Gonzales & Elliott Bottorf. Nov 19 Rainbow Fall Grand Cross Ceremony & Bread-breaking Soccer Classic Chairmen ............................. Drew Rodehorst & Elkhorn Randy Jaccaud Nov 24 Council Bluffs #441 OES Spaghetti Dinner Sound Room...............................Jeremy Myers & Chuck Sohm 4:30-6:30 PM CBMT Sunshine Committee ............................................... Don Larson This is an informational service offered through the Omaha Hot Sands Editor ......................................................Dave Shaw Metro Area Masters & Wardens Club to all of the Masonic family Chief Aide Emeritus ..........Al Sesemann, Dan Henn, Scot McCaul, members in the Greater Omaha Area via e-mail. For additions, corrections or the adding of people to receive the Leroy Fuglsang, Dave Muller, John Hoagland, Phil Harris, list, please contact Ron Stites, Keeper of the Masonic Activities List for Masters and Wardens at 402-293-1538 or rontami@cox. Clair Burroughs & Barry Ahlborn. net. Please include the name of event, date, time, and location. Hospital Van Coordinator Emeritus ........................Marv Kovar Treasurer Emeritus ................................. PP James B. Parks, Sr. ------------------------ For other activities see the following websites: ------------------------ Trustee Emeritus ...........................................Chuck McDonnell Grand Lodge ............................ www.glne.org OES ............................................ www.neoes.org Samsar Emeritus ................................................ Randy Heckert Scottish Rite ........www.scottishriteomaha.org Tangier Shrine ................www.tangiershrine.com Board of Directors Emeritus, Twin Cities ............ PP Don Perry Jobs Daughters ........................ www.jdne.org DeMolay
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