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December 2015 MAY The Shriek 2016 GREEETINGS NOBLES AND LADIES. By the time this Shriek is published and If you consider the dark period of 2 months in July and August we are not far from this year being 2/3 over. There will be a huge crowd in Pigeon Forge this year, as well as a demanding parade season. The Imperial Session is coming up. The last 4 months of 2016 will be even busier Another Ceremonial, Family Picnic, Car and Bike, and more along with Halloween Festivities, followed by more Holiday Festivities. The Motorcycle Raffle will be at its peak demand needing nobles to sell and purchase tickets prior to the final drawing at the yearend Christmas Party. A Bengal Bash and a Dance of some type are being discussed. Please pay Special Attention to the Paper Crusade this year. Tony Bowling has stepped up to make it happen. Let’s get it back where it used to be. Thank you Tony!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We have a great year going so far in 2016. I want to thank all those that have worked so hard and contributed to our success thus far. A tremendous amount of energy has been expelled doing the things we do. And the need to do more is obvious. That brings me to mentioning the 37 new nobles that came in in 2015 and the 25 or so that have joined us so far in 2016. We need your help!!!!! YOU obviously joined to be active in some way!!!!!! The 2015 ceremonial was in November; The 2016 ceremonial is in June of 2016. So we have 60 plus new nobles that need to be involved. Some of you have already joined units, clubs, and committees. Those of you that haven’t we need you to get involved. The last 4 months of this year are jammed with needed fundraising efforts along with some complimentary efforts at no charge such as our Halloween Festivities, Kids Christmas Party, and Circus 2017 Kickoff Party. Again I am asking the new 2015 and 2016 Nobles to get involved. 1) Come to the temple business meetings. 2) Read the Temple Publications the Shriek and the Internet Blast 3) Step-up and purchase tickets at fundraisers, raffles and events. 4) Participate in the complimentary efforts by helping with all the serving and cleanup that has to be done. More than that bring your families and friends. 5) If you have Questions don’t hesitate to ask any member of the temple management Potentate, Recorder, Treasurer, Divan Members, Trustees. Stop at the office and obtain a calendar book all of our phone numbers and contact information are in that book. 6) In particular talk to the Unit Directors, Club presidents, Committee Chairmen and Co Chairmen. 7) Reach Back, Dig in and Step up One More Time. ITS FUN TO DO! IT IS ALSO A REWARDING EXPERIENCE!!!!!! We are all aware that the Building at the Shrine center is maxed out as well as our parking facilities. Please attend all the meetings as the 2016 year comes to a successful close. There is going to be a lot going on we need the Noble Impute and Participation. PLEASE READ THIS If Hospital Awareness or lack of has been an issue with any new noble or even nobles that have been with us a while we have Hospital Awareness and Involvement avenues for you to satisfy your interests. Please contact Bruce Pendleton, Shriners Hospital Special Events Coordinator 859-445-6829 Bruce has assumed this position as a liaison between the fraternity and the hospital and will be happy to share with any noble ways of getting involved with Shriners Hospital for Children . Thank You Again . Art Weingartner Potentate 2016 PARADE EASTER EGG HUNT LOOK WHAT BARRELS FOUND SPECIAL DATES NOBLES MAY BIRTHDAY 2016 CALENDAR OF EVENTS – MAY - JUNE 1 WILLIE M. DEANS 15 JOSEPH H PAULSON 1 ALBERT A. SHUMWAY 15 ROGER B WHITE MAY 1 GENE K. KESTLER 15 BRUCE M SCHERER 2 DIVAN/TRUSTEES MEETING - 6:00 – 2 JAMES W. SAWYER, JR. 16 EDGELL L BENNETT UNIT DIRECTORS/CLUB PRESIDENTS -7:00 2 TOM A. STEVENS 16 THOMAS MERCHANT 2 DANIEL E. SHRYOCK 16 JACKIE M TIDWELL 3 FUNDRAISING MEETING - 6:30 3 ARTHUR WELLS 16 DUANE A RILEY 5-8 PIGEON FORGE FUN FEST 3 HARRY W. STERLING 18 RALPH T ABERNATHY 4 THOMAS R. GROFF 18 CARL J GRASHAM 8 MOTHERS DAY 4 TERRY A. MCCOY 18 GEORGE N HENRY 9 BUSINESS MEETING - 7:00 P.M. 4 TERRY E. TODD 18 GORDON W KAHLE 4 LAWRENCE C. KELLER 18 RYAN J PAUL @ 9730 READING ROAD, 45215 – ALL WELCOME 4 BRIAN D WILLIAMS 18 MARK S CROWE 10 BONA COURT # 8 MEETING – 7:00 5 CHARLEY SCHLICKER 18 JOSEPH M HARPER 14 SYRIAN SHRINE RUMMAGE SALE –8:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M. 5 ROBERT L. WEIGEL 19 CHARLES W BEAR 5 CARL C. HOERTH, III 19 CLUVER I LINN 16 F.M.D.O.A. – COOKOUT 5 JAMES K. ARTHUR 19 TRAVIS L PROCTOR SYRIAN SHRINE CENTER 5 MICHAEL W. SIMPSON 20 DAVID J SOLLBERGER 6 JAMES C. BUTCHER 20 GLENN W TOTH DINNER 6:15 – MEETING 7:00 6 JAMES MUSGROVE 20 DAVID A BECK, DDS 17 CIRCUS MEETING – 6:30 6 DONALD W. PARRISH 21 RICHARD G BURSON 6 KENNETH W. PROFFITT 21 WILLIAM L CASE 19 POTES CALL MEMBERSHIP RUSH FELLOWSHIP, FUN 6 STEVEN R. INGRAM 21 C. W. FRICKE 20-21 PAPER CRUSADE WEEKEND 6 BRIAN W CUNNINGHAM 21 THOMAS R HUFFORD 7 LOWELL E. BAKER 21 GORMAN LAWSON 22 FUNDRAISER - JIM & JACKS ON THE RIVER 7 DANIEL E. BARTHEL 21 NORMAN L LOOS 30 MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND – VARIOUS PARADES 7 PATRICK J. BRUNNER 22 BARCLAY M GEST 7 DONALD R MADDEN 22 THOMAS H GREEN 8 DONALD E. BURKE 22 JOSEPH POULIOTTE JUNE 8 DAVID E. KING, SR. 22 RONALD SANDERSON 2 MILFORD PARADE 8 ROGER K. CLARK 23 LAWRENCE MILLER, JR 8 RICHARD G. SMITH, JR 23 LLOYD N WAITS 6 DIVAN/TRUSTEES MEETING - 6:00 8 WALTER T RECORDS,III 23 CHARLES ASHING III UNIT DIRECTORS/CLUB PRESIDENTS -7:00 9 MITCHELL G. LIGHT 24 WAYNE L HANSFORD 9 ERNEST D. SMITH 24 PERRY S KNEPPER 7 FUNDRAISING MEETING - 6:30 9 ROBERT R. WEBSTER 24 FRANK C MEEKER 12 OHIO MASONIC HOME PARADE 9 TED L. HAGEMEYER 25 JOHN M SCOTT 11 CHARLES R. LEDFORD 25 WILLIAM S SIDERS 13 BUSINESS MEETING - 7:00 P.M. 11 BOBBY D. LUNSFORD 25 MARK HIUDT @ 9730 READING ROAD, 45215 – ALL WELCOME 11 ARCHIE WILSON 26 LINVILLE ABNEY 14 DIVAN/TRUSTEE LADIES MEETING 6:30 P.M. 11 DONALD W. WYATT 26 JOHN D MINIX 11 TIMOTHY M. LIGGETT 26 JOHN T PHLEPS, JR 16 POTES CALL MEMBERSHIP RUSH FELLOWSHIP, FUN 11 RICHARD A. SURBER 27 CLAUDE ELLIS JR 18 7TH ANNUAL CAR & BIKE SHOW 11 ED DEMARIS 27 GERALD A FORD 12 RODNEY G. GIBBONS 27 FORREST W HUFF 19 FATHER’S DAY 12 RODNEY L. STOUDER 27 CLAUDE RAINES 21 CIRCUS MEETING – 6:30 13 DENNIS E. CARTER 28 BOBBY L HAMMOND 13 ALEXANDER R STEIDLE 28 DONALD L POPHAM 25 CEREMONIAL 14 WILLIAM R. GEILER JR 28 MARK A THOMAS 14 MARTIN RICHARDSON 28 PAUL R YOUNG III JULY 14 ERICH J. THOENE 29 CHARLES R BLAKE 14 DONALD W. ROSS, JR. 29 JEROME R BULLIS 3-7 IMPERIAL SESSION 14 JIMMY T. SHELDEN 29 ELMER J HENSLER 12 FUNDRAISING MEETING - 6:30 15 GILBERT D CHEATHAM 30 DAVID R BAYS 15 WILLIAM DETTOR, JR. 30 JAMES E KEELY 19 CIRCUS MEETING – 6:30 15 NORMAN D. KIRK 30 TIM L NORTHCUTT 21 POTES CALL MEMBERSHIP RUSH FELLOWSHIP, FUN 15 GENE P PARSONS 30 JOSEPH J CRESAP 23 LEXINGTON HOSPITAL DIVAN/BOG DAY 24 OWENSVILLE PARADE (TENTATIVE DATE) 26 NORWOOD PARADE (TENTATIVE DATE) THESE WE DO NOT FORGET IN MEMORIAM SAUERWEIN WELDING Curtis A. Campbell ................................04/16/2009 rd Jack Rosen 33 ................................................................ 10/10/2014 “Small Jobs a Specialty” Robert D. Sharp ....................................02/22/2016 DON SAUERWEIN Jack Ramsey.......................................... 03/11/2016 Phone: (513) 563-2979 Oscar Smith ...........................................03/16/2016 William R Geiler, Jr. ...............................03/18/2016 Fax: (513) 563-1063 605 Wayne Park Drive SBE CERTIFIED Charles H. Carpenter ............................03/25/2016 P.O. Box 15033 Custom Fabrication Terry B Meyers .....................................03/31/2016 Cincinnati, Ohio 45215 AWS D1.1, D1.5 SYRIAN SHRINE UNITS 100 Luncheon Club all of us got to tell Jack how great he was or to thank him. He would The 100 Luncheon Club is a group of Syrian members who meet not want that any way but he would say take my place and get some every Wednesday at the Evendale/Cincinnati shrine center for a NEW Nobles in to our Shrine, so I say for Jack, will you honor him by CATERED LUNCH, at a cost of $10.00 per person. Some Wednesdays bringing in at less 1 New Nobler this year.at the bottom of their we are able to have a speaker who presents a presentation on current petition put Hillbilly Jacks name off to the side. topics about events, issues, companies, etc. in and around the Now Jack would be mad at me if I did not say something about the Cincinnati area, and have included Police, Fire, Environmental, City other members of our unit that just the way he was, So the weekend of Parking, etc…… The 100 Luncheon Club is open to ALL SHRINE April 10th At the GLSCUA Convection. your clown unit DID get MEMBERS their LADIES and GUESTS INCLUDING LODGE some wood.
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