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Shriners International Omaha, Nebraska June 2018 • Vol. 94, No. 6Tangier Website: tangiershrine.com Published Monthly

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JUNE 2018TANGIER “HOT SANDS”

LOUNGE JUNE SPECIALSWatch the Belmont Stakes in the Lounge

June 9th – 5:00 P.M.

Test of the Champions – Belmont StakesServing: The Belmont Jewel - $4.00Hot Dogs - Bring Side Dish to Share.

Stop by on Saturdays for Beer Specials

Lunch SpecialsTuesday, June 5th – BLT and Chips

Thursday, June 7th – Pork Tenderloin Sandwich & Chips

Tuesday, June 12 – BLT and ChipsThursday, May 14th – Pulled Pork

Sandwich & Chips

Tuesday, June 19 – BLT and ChipsThursday, May 21st - Bratwurst & Chips

Tuesday, June 26 – BLT & Chips Thursday, June 28th - Sloppy Joes & Chips

Potentate’s MessageWelcome to June, Nobles and Ladies! What a

month we are going to have with more parades, the Shrine Bowl in Kearney, the Charity Horse Show in Lincoln, SHBD Show and Shine, the Shrine Soccer Classic, our annual picnic and the Potentate’s Golf Outing! On June 30th, our newest club, the Spirits of the Shrine, host their inaugural Chug N Roll contest.

June 1st is the Shrine Bowl parade and game. Hopefully everyone going got their reservations in and I know Tangier will be well represented by our clubs and units in the parade. For those Nobles and Ladies who can’t make it out to Kearney, I ask for your support of the Charity Horse Show which began May 31st and runs until June 2nd. This organization selected Tangier Shrine’s Transportation Fund to donate a portion of their proceeds in exchange for Nobles and Ladies serving as presenters and providing a little help and entertainment.

Shrine Hospital Benefit Days continues June 3rd with the Show and Shine. The proceeds for this family fun event also go to Tangier’s Transportation Fund. I thank all the clubs and units who participated with a $100 sponsorship and to all of you who come out with your family and friends.

June 9th and 10th is the annual Shrine Soccer Classic. This event benefits all three Shrine Center’s transportation funds. June 9th is the banquet at Tangier followed by the boy’s and girl’s games on June 10th. I’m calling on Nobles and Ladies to donate some of your time to either help at the banquet and/or the games. If you are interested, please give your name to a Divan member or the office and we will pass it along to the committee.

On June 16th, following the Papillion Parade, we will be having a S.M.A.R.T. roundtable. The purpose of is to provide an open forum for discussion on topics such as Nobility concerns, communication, public presence, increased membership participation, etc. More information on this “town hall” will be provided at the Stated meeting on June 14th.

Tangier’s annual Summer picnic will be June 24th. Bring your family and enjoy the food and games. Thank you to all the clubs, units, Nobles and Ladies who donated to this event and to Chief Aides Joe Hodges and Jim “Junior” Smith for organizing the event.

A couple of months ago, I mentioned establishing a “wish list” encouraging Nobles, Ladies, clubs and units to help pay for items and events. Normally these items and events are covered by the annual budget. Unfortunately, this year, despite the enormous effort of Tangier’s Nobles and Ladies, our circus only netted just over $35K on a budgeted revenue of $175K. Your Divan did not want to cancel events like the picnic and the hospital trip. We also wanted to continue building improvements as Tangier Shrine will be hosting CSSA in 2023. Since announcing the wish list, so many of our clubs, units, Nobles and Ladies have generously donated. Those who have donated will be honored with a brick in the Main Room and there will be a plaque in the kitchen for those who donated for its improvements. Once again, I know I speak for the whole Divan, THANK YOU for your support of Tangier Shrine Center!

BABYSITTING AVAILABLETangier Shrine Office • RSVP to 392-0404

TANGIER STATED MEETINGThursday, May 10, 2018

LADIES MEETINGLadies Meeting will be Masonic Tour, Pictures

from Nobles & Ladies visits to Masonic Buildings throughout the United States. Still looking for

more pictures. Please email [email protected] if you have any you would like included in the

presentation.

DINNER 6:00 pmMEAL & COOKS TBA, SERVERS – MOBILE NOBLES

MENS MEETING 7:30 pmMain Room

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Jun 2 Papillion Lodge #39 Coffee on the Square 8:00 AM PMC

Jun 2 Nebraska Shrine Bowl 9:00 AM Kearney

Jun 3 Tangier Show & Shine 11:00 AM-3:00 PM TSC

Jun 3 Centennial Lodge #326 Memorial Day Flag Project Pick Up Flag Westlawn Hillcrest Cemetery

Jun 8-10 Rainbow Grand Assembly Doane Campus Crete

Jun 9 Tangier Shrine Blair Parade Noon Blair

Jun 9 Nebraska Shrine Soccer Classic 2:00 PM Creighton Soccer Complex

Jun 10 Job’s Daughters Bethel #1 Installation 2:00 PM PapMC

Jun 16 Tangier Shrine Papillion Parade 1:00 PM Papillion

Jun 22 Council Bluffs #441 OES Spaghetti Dinner 4:30-6:30 PM CBMT

Jun 23 Tangier Shrine Red Oak Parade 9:30 AM Red Oak, IA

Jun 23 Scottish Rite WalkRite for RiteCare 10:30 AM-1:30 PM Lake Zorinsky Pavilion

Jun 23 Alpha Chapter #325 Bingo/Trivia Luncheon 11:00 AM-2:00 PM BelMC

Jun 29 Tangier Potentate’s FSCAN Golf Outing 9:00 AM Shot Gun Start Willow Lakes GC

Jun 30 Tangier Boone & Crockett Fish Fry TSC

Jun 30 Tangier Chug N Roll Competition TSC

Jul 7 Papillion Lodge #39 Coffee on the Square 8:00 AM PMC

Jul 8 Shiloh Lodge #327 “Fill the Hill” Car Show Fundraiser 11:00 AM-4:00 PM Mid-America Center North Lot

Jul 21 Alpha Chapter #325 Christmas in July/Bottle Auction 4:00-6:00 PM BelMC

Jul 26 Friendship Dinner 6:00 PM TSC

Jul 27 Council Bluffs #441 OES Spaghetti Dinner 4:30-6:30 PM CBMT

Jul 28 4-H Achievement Day Masonic-Eastern Star Home for Children 11:00 AM Fremont

Jul 29 Trinity Chapter #299 OES and Centennial Lodge #326 Corn Feed 11:00 AM-1:00 PM WOMC

ELECTED DIVANPotentate .................................................................. David NortonChief Rabban ..................................................... Michael GardnerAssistant Rabban .............................................................Al SmithHigh Priest & Prophet ................................................Steve ElliottOriental Guide ............................................................Bill GermanTreasurer ............................................................PP Ralph Joos Jr. Recorder ........................................................... Robert Schapp, Jr.

TRUSTEESRon Barber .............................................................Bryan DemingDave Robinson .......................................................... Kevin Potter

APPOINTIVE DIVANFirst Ceremonial Master ............................................. Mike StuhrSecond Ceremonial Master .................................. Freddy CloptonDirector ..............................................................Randy BehounekMarshal ...................................................................Paul GonzalesCaptain of the Guard ..............................................Andy FreemanOuter Guard ..............................................................Wade Ridout

POTENTATE’S PERSONAL AIDESAndrew Norton .................................................... Dillon HadcockEric Hadcock …………Gene Holman……………Gary Shepherd

POTENTATE’S STAFFChief of Staff ........................................................ Dean StockmanAssistant Chief of Staff ............................................. Adam ReeseChief Aides ........... Donovan Brand, James Huebner, Joe Hodges, Jim Smith Jr., Ed Mummey & Russ OvensPotentate’s Aides....Drew Bartholomew, Charles Davis, Bob Duff,

Steve Fleshman, Brad Graham, Thomas Ross, Ed Spotts, Jim Schmidt, Scott Straley, Casey Van Helton, Billy Frank, Grant Ticknor & Travis DrewsAmbassadors ..........Jim Carlton, Michah Evans & Carl HighmanChaplains ......................................Chuck Sohm & Robert SchappCommander of Units .....................................................Larry RuhLt. Commander of Units ......................................Michael BrooksSamsar .................................................................. Tyler GoodmanCircus Chairman ......................................................... Jim TurpenCircus Consultant ..............................................PP Charles LovellHospital Representative ..................................... PP Jim Parks, Sr.Hospital Patient Coordinator .............. Stan Garner & Susan RyanHospital Van Coordinator........................................... Stan GarnerHospital Staff ..........................................................Howard FoutsBoard of Directors, Twin Cities ...........................PP Daryl Finley Housing Chairman ................................................ Gary ShepherdProject Manager .................................................PP Frank KroupaKitchen Manager ............................... Bill Garner & Kim GardnerLegal Staff ..................................... Darren Carlson & Rick Myers Photographers ................ Jim Reese, Steve Reese & Greg Norton Publicity Chairman ............................................... PP Gary UngerShow & Shine Chairman .......................................... Don StreeterNE Shrine Bowl ..................David MacDonald, David Workman,.....................................................Paul Gonzales & Elliott BottorfSoccer Classic Chairmen .......Drew Rodehorst & Randy Jaccaud Sound Room..................................Jeremy Myers & Chuck SohmSunshine Committee .................................................. Bob SchappHot Sands Editor ......................................................... Dave ShawChief of Staff Emeritus ..........................................Daryle WinderChief Aide Emeritus .......Al Sesemann, Dan Henn, Scot McCaul,

Leroy Fuglsang, Dave Muller, John Hoagland, Phil HarrisClair Burroughs & Barry Ahlborn.

Hospital Van Coordinator Emeritus ...........................Marv KovarTreasurer Emeritus .....................................PP James B. Parks, Sr.Trustee Emeritus ..............................................Chuck McDonnellSamsar Emeritus ................................................... Randy HeckertBoard of Directors Emeritus, Twin Cities ................PP Don Perry

MASONIC FAMILY ACTIVITIESOmaha-Council Bluffs Metro Area

------------------------ For other activities see the following websites: ------------------------Grand Lodge ...................... www.glne.org OES ......................................... www.neoes.orgScottish Rite ..www.scottishriteomaha.org Tangier Shrine .............www.tangiershrine.comJobs Daughters .................. www.jdne.org DeMolay ...........................www.nedemolay.orgRainbow..www.nebraskarainbowgirls.com York Rite ..........................www.yorkrite.com/ne

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BUILDING FUND DONATIONS:

In Memory of Bob Vondrasek:Bill & Colleen German

In Honor of Ruth Henn’s 60th Birthday:Bill & Colleen German

TRANSPORTATION FUND DONATIONS

Omaha Lancers Hockey ClubAdam ReeseKeith & Helen NiemannKutak Rock LLP “Jeans Day”Kimberly ArkfeldJill & Greg YeutterKristen MavityPatricia CurryRhonda SundermanMichelle PernicekDwyer ArceJohn WhiteMonica WrightRebecca BrownRyan PortwoodBryan HandlosKelly BuffingtonChristopher Phillips

In Honor of all the Widows, Widowers & Partners.May you have strength & courage:Jan Cade

In Honor of Roger Edgar:Brad Kreifels

In Memory of Bob Vondrasek:Jim Husebo

In Memory of Alex Murray:Jim Husebo

In Memory of Ron Dreamer:Tangier BandLarry & Kathy CourtnageRich & Marsha MyersArnie & Karleen NelsonSam & Edna MorfordJim & Sharon GathmanIn Memory John Wilson:Judy & Jerry Nielsen

In Memory of Richard Japp:Mayonne Japp

In Memory Jake Abels:Mike Burke

In Memory of PP John Bohrer:Tangier ChantersFrancis & Barbara Vinci

In Memory of Robert “Hoppy” Cassidy:Chris PliesDon & Marcie StreeterDave & Jackie DietzMatthew & Lindsay MillerKurt & Connie SchroederLyle & Kathy WeyersRichard & Nancy EggerlingMike & Eileen FaughScott OlsenJoe HolmanMike & Sharon BendizMike & Laura NordmanKathy MillerTom & Marge NeroRick & Linda WeisgerberLinda Schrack & Jill BurnesterRon & Donna Hansen & LindaChris & Roxane MicekLindsay & Matt MillerChris DietzCCT Railroaders

In Memory of Roger Coffey:Tangier ChantersKaren JonesTammy JensenKenny & Heather WogomonKevin & Karen HansenRodella VergaminiSharon & Curtis DahlBrent & Kim FaubleElaine VolkensJim & Isobel TaylorRay & Peg MillerJo AlsmanRuth DavisJoe & Kris GardnerBob HolsappleJohn & Kim KollenJane GreenDori PinkertonRob, Val, & Emily HuntJason & Lora BillingsBev & Mike DonhamTom & Doris RiceCraig & Diane BargfredeNancy FileDoris Edwards Jim CarltonJeff & Sandra GartonClarence Krapp Wendy Storey2006 Stars & Stripes OES Grand FamilyJoyce & Norman FarringtonLarry & Earlene HicksGretchen FousekSteve & Sandy BrusSue InhelderGary Richardson2017 Star Gazer OES Grand FamilyMollie YowellBrenda & Kristin ParentDick & Janet MooreLarry & Phyllis VanFossanBetty & Edwin HascallScott & Jeanne DavisLarry & Nancy Niday

Kathryn Nuss & Steve PalmquistDr. Richard RonkDavid & Danine Gnat2016 Pacesetter OES Grand FamilySandra & Justin WagnerBecky KrogmanEdith Lenehan & Arlene OelbergLyal & Shirley HicksClaudia & John Hauser

SHRINERS HOSPITALS FOR CHILDREN TWIN CITIES UNIT:

In Memory of Alex Murray:Danielle OhlmanRichard & Barbara BrownChristine CathroMichael & Mary HookJames GraffKimberly VanHorn GrassmeyerLinda & John DowneyHal DaubJoanna Murray (Wife)Joanna Murray(Daughter)

In Memory of James Croghan:Gerald & Linda KohlMichael & Lynette Doyle

Stated Meeting ExpirationsRichard S. Gobel ........ April 18, 2018Joseph W. Greenwood April 18, 2018John E. Wilson ............ April 21, 2018Rollin C. Dreamer ...... April 30, 2018

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ChantersBy: Bernie Hauber

In a continuation of an old tradition, I would like to introduce you to one of our newest members. Noble Virgil Johnson was raised on a farm in Northeastern South Dakota. He attended the University of South Dakota and graduated from the business school and then from law school in 1967 with honors. Afterwards, Virgil spent two years in the military assigned to the Surgeon General’s Legislative Office. After the military, he returned to the Midwest and joined the Erickson | Sederstrom law firm, where at present he is a Senior Partner and Board Member. Virgil has served on several Boards, including Easter Seals Society and Rotary Club. He was appointed Norwegian Consul for Nebraska by King Olaf of Norway in 1986 and currently holds that position. Virgil was raised in Albert Pike Lodge #333 about 3 years ago. Chanter Jack Frost invited him to visit a Chanters rehearsal. His love of music did the rest and he joined the Shrine in 2017. The Chanters are happy that Virgil has chosen to add his baritone voice to our group.

We all know that Tangier is in the second month of parade season. Although the Chanters do not march, we support those units who participate and are “Proud to be a Shriner.” We have often seen how you portray our ideals of fun, frivolity, camaraderie, patriotism, and philanthropy by putting your “best foot forward.” We wish you all the best and especially safe travels for those of you going to the Shrine Bowl on June 2. There was discussion about possible performances this summer (July, August and September). These include performances at local churches and other events. The specific dates, times, and locations will be detailed later. This illustrates that there are often public and Masonic Family events, and if you want us to sing at such events, your request should be received early to verify our availability.

The Chanters are taking a “vacation” break from their usual weekly meeting and practice schedule in June. We plan to resume practice on Monday July 9 in the Main Room at the Shrine Center. We usually start practice promptly at 7:00 pm. Our membership could always use a boost. Any noble with even a small interest in singing and a willingness to join us should contact any Chanter or leave a message at the Shrine Center. That’s my update for June.

Those who wish to sing always find a song. – Swedish Proverb

Arbor ShrineBy: Don Larsen

The parade season has started for this year with one parade completed. Here is the parade schedule for Arbor Shrine Club: Weeping WaterSaturday 6/23rd /9:00 am line up, 10:00 am parade Ralston Wednesday 7/4/ Noon Line up, 1:00 pm parade. Syracuse German Fest Saturday 7/7, 10:00am line up and 11:00 am parade. Nemaha Friday 7/13, 5:00 pm line up and 6:00 pm parade. Syracuse Otoe Co.Fair Saturday 7/28, 4:00 pm line up and 5:00 pm parade. Carson, Saturday 8/4, 9:30 Am line up and 10:30 am Parade. Sidney Iowa Rodeo, Saturday, 8/4, 3:00 pm line up and 4:00 pm parade. Millard Days, Saturday 8/25, 10:00 am line up and 11:00 am parade. Hamberg Popcorn Days, Saturday, 9/8, Noon line up and 1:00 pm parade. Plattsmouth, Saturday, 9/8, 5:00 pm line up and 6:00 pm parade. Nebraska City Apple Jack, Saturday 9/22, Noon line up and 1:00 pm parade.

The Arbor Shrine Club has one little car ready for someone to drive in the parades, contact Dean if interested. We are looking for a location to park the trailer with the Firetruck, if any one has a location please contact Dean.

The onions were about a week late this year because of the cooler weather in Georgia, hope everyone is enjoying them.

The onion recipe for this month is Amish Onion Patties. 1 cup all purpose flour, 2 tsp sugar, 2 tsp baking powder, 1/2 tsp salt, 1/4 tsp black pepper, 2 tsp cornmeal, 2 1/2 cups chopped onions, 1 cup milk, 1/2 cup cooking oil. Whisk together dry ingredients in large bowl and then mix in chopped onions and milk and mix well with spoon. Drop by spoonfuls into hot oil using close to 1/4 cup of batter for each pattie. Makes 10 to 12 patties.

Hope to see everyone at the parades and maybe we could have a great showing of the little cars this year, the people and kids really enjoy seeing the cars.

Arbor Shrine members having birthdays this month include Dean Jeanneret, David Linn and Randy Fleming.

Arab PatrolBy: Jim Huebner

Well Spring has finally really arrived in the Midwest. Time for those warm weather activities including the upcoming parades and other Shrine events.

Thanks to all the Arab Patrol members and their ladies for another successful Redneck BBQ event at the end of April. Wonderful turnout and lots of quality help as always. Special thanks to Pam and all her helpers for making all the cookies in advance and to the Fuglsang boys and the kitchen crew for the food preparation. The ribs were fantastic. With a bit more preparation and organization we can take this event to the next level in 2019!

Speaking of our ladies, it was good to see Katie Knickman recently as she’s recovering nicely from her fall in April that broke her hip. Can’t keep a good woman down!

We need to be thinking membership and recruiting future marchers with the parade season upon us. We can always dream big and shoot for a goal of one day competing as marchers in CSSA as we used to.

Also need to be getting ready for the Feztival of Trees fundraiser in November. Arab Patrol will be going “solo” this year with our own tree. I know this tree will be as great as the one we had last year, we want to encourage everyone’s input in coming up with some awesome prizes to hang on our tree.

Some June events to be aware of: June 2, Shrine Bowl parade Kearney and game to follow; June 3, Tangier Show & Shine; June 9, Blair Parade; June 10, Shrine Soccer Classic; June 16, Papillion Parade;

June 23, Red Oak Parade; June 24 Tangier Picnic.

That’s all for this month, see you around Tangier.

GreetersBy: Don Larsen

The Greeters would like to welcome Nobles Mike German and Nick Jensen as the newest Members to the Greeters Unit.

The Greeters will not be meeting through the summer months. The next meeting will be Tuesday, September 11th.

The Greeters picnic will be Saturday, August 11th. More information at a later date

We hope everyone has a great summer and the Greeters will be back in the Fall.

Motor ABy: Larry Hulsebus

Our small group is “gearing up” for parade season 2018! A couple of our cars will not be ready for Florence so we will be a small, but mighty presence.

Our June meeting will be June 4th, at Larry and Peg’s house for a summer get together. We invite anyone interested in joining our group to come and join us for a night of good food and fun.

We have no birthdays to celebrate in June, but Darrin and Amy are celebrating their anniversary and we wish them a happy anniversary.

Remember to look for the little ‘57 Chevies at the parades – that’s us – and we have a lot of fun!

Until next month, “keep those gas tanks full, and remember to turn the key.”

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By: Jim Sklenar - Raban of the Clan

Howdy Cuzins! How ya’ll doin? Thanks to everyone that helped out with the Ceremonial and the Shrine Hospital Benefit Days to make those events so successful again this year!

SAVE THE DATES! - July 7th wese havin’ a Tangier Hillbilly Pool Party and BBQ. The event will be at Tangier. We’re gonna have fabulous prizes and stuff including the best Guy and Gal Hillbilly swim suit! The vittle fixer has promised us delicious BBQ too. So dust off your best waterhole wear! This is gonna be a heck of a hootenanny! If we have enough candidates, we will do degree work. If you interested in becoming a Hillbilly, please call Cheryl in the office. So plez mark your calendars and help get the word out to all of our Shrine friends that ain’t cuzins yet. Let your non – cuzin friends know about the great things the hillbillies do for the hospitals and transportation fund. Make sure to tell all your friends that this degree also includes the Ladies too! The ladies degree team will be working day and night practicing.

Remember – that you only pay one time to become a hillbilly. The $25 dollar initiation fee ($50 per couple) is a life time membership!! Plus you’ll get some fabulous gifts when you join the Tangier Hillbillies! You’ll never ever get a dues notice from us! You are invited!! And we are only charging you folks that’s already in the Hillbillies just $10 dollars to attend. What a cheep deal! Stay tunes to the Hot Sands for more details.

Other Dates Ya’ll: 6/16 – Papillion Parade – Hillbillies will be dressing up for the parade. There will be a flatbed available to ride. 7/7 – Pool Party and BBQ! 9/22 – Tangier Hillbilly Tail Gate Party Nebraska vs Michigan (away game) Go Big Red!

12/28 – Tangier Hillbilly Christmas Party and gift exchange.

If you have any ideas you’d like to share, please get a hold of one of the HB officers. My email is [email protected]. We appreciate your input. Please keep an eye on the Hot Sands and computer mail for more info on the Spring Ceremonial.

Sweet Cheeks and I hope you and your family is having a great 2018! We are really looking forward to seeing ya’ll. Ain’t it great to be a hillbilly! - Honor the Cob!

Daughtersof the Nile

By: Queen Donna Walter

Finally, we have some weather we can brag about, what a change from the last month. Hopefully the flowers will continue to appear, so we can enjoy the beautiful blooms. May is also the month we honor mothers, so we hope everyone had a Happy Mother’s Day.

Our first ceremonial was held Saturday, May 5, making Vickie Goble a new princess for Sat-ra Temple. I’m so proud of the officers as they did a fantastic job as we welcomed Vickie into the fold.

The Quiche fundraiser was a success thanks to all who purchased them. Thank you, Roxanne Mrazek, for your hard work and all your helpers. The plants and flowers sold by Pageantry were beautiful. A big thank you to that Unit of Sat-ra.

In June the line officers, a few past Queens, and Charlotte Strader, one of our newest members, will head to Cincinnati, Ohio, for the Supreme Session Daughters of the Nile. We will be reporting on that session in the next Hot Sands.

Another newsletter will be published and sent after we return from Cincinnati.

There will be a summer soiree in July, more information coming in the next Hot Sands. The Kids’ Carnival is in the works and Past Queen Angie Huebner is feverishly working on this magnificent event scheduled for Sunday, August 12, in the Tangier Shrine parking lot from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Please make plans to attend, bring your children, grandchildren and the neighbor kids for an enjoyable time. As with all things this stupendous, we need all hands deck to make this project the success it has been in years past.

Our next session will be on Thursday, August 2. We are looking forward to seeing many of you, please make plans to attend.

We are dark June and July. Have a wonderful and safe summer.

By: Captain Josh Madsen

Wow! What a fun month May was. Some of our newest members got the full experience of parade season in the first few weeks of May. It started out with the Florence parade which is always a great turnout and this year did not disappoint followed by the La Vista Parade. I don’t think a single member of the unit left Florence or La Vista without getting drenched in water. The new guys did take the brunt of water which is good for them. Welcome to the unit boys!

If you boys had fun in those two parades just wait until this month. Right off the bat we have the Shrine Bowl in Kearney. For those of you who don’t know there is a cool parade that takes place on Saturday in which you will not be disappointed. We can always use as many members of the unit as possible to help get the paddy wagon to the parade and to participate during the parade. I promise you won’t want to miss the Shrine Bowl Parade again once you have done it. June is the month where parades come into full swing. As always, we need guys to step up and help get the paddy wagon ready every weekend. Whether its filling fire extinguishers or just getting the truck to the parade. Please let one of the line officers know if you can help and I am sure emails will be sent out regarding these times. The parades for the month of June is the Blair parade on the 9th, Papillion is on the 16th, and Red Oak parade is on the 23rd.

June 3rd is the Shrine Hospital Benefit Days Tangier Shrine “Show and Shine”. If you love cool cars make sure to show up to Tangier on the 3rd. The week of the 24th will be a busy one for Tangier. There are plenty of events going on that week if you want to stay busy. On Sunday June 24th is the Tangier Picnic followed by Potentate’s Golf Tournament on the 29th which is a Friday. A new event will be on Saturday June 30th. It’s called the Chug and Roll; be sure to stay tuned for more details regarding this fundraiser. That’s all for this month gentleman I look forward to seeing all your handsome faces at the parades and I guess the ugly ones as well.

Happy Father’s DaySunday, June 17th

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By: Noble Don

When writing these articles, one must always think in the future and hopefully not report any “fake news” within about six short paragraphs.

With that said, boy did we have a great turnout at the Blair Marina for our April 18th dinner meeting, a beautiful Saturday, April 28th, collecting money for Hospital Benefit Days at 204th & Pacific and a wonderful start to the 2018 parade season with Florence, Council Bluffs, and La Vista. Without a doubt we will have had a fun evening, super service, and really good food at the Pizza King in Council Bluffs on May 17th conducting our May meeting, Our Parade Car is registered to be at Tangier for the June 3rd Hospital Benefit Day Show & Shine. Bring a friend and check this fun event out and see some really nice looking vintage vehicles.

Thanks, and welcome to OG Bill German and Lady Colleen for choosing to become the latest in new members of Mo-Ri.

We hope to see many of you at the Blair “Gateway to the West” Parade on Saturday June 9th. The Oasis will be located at the Blair Marina immediately following the noon parade. We will again be the guests of Steve Cook and Noble Jim Ryan providing adult barley pop and Mo-Ri will be providing the all-beef hot dogs and trimmings.

On Sunday, June 10, come on back to Blair and join us at the Lodge building located at 1245 Calhoun Boulevard and enjoy a biscuit and gravy breakfast for $7.00 starting at 7:30 am that is second to none.

Our group has much to offer, especially to our new Shriners. We meet and we eat at various locations and participate in Tangier happenings as requested. Please take a look at who we are and what we do at www.tangiershrine.com and click on Units & Clubs and then Mo-Ri.

MO-RIBy: Maxine Lorraine Powers

The good old summertime officially arrives on the 21st. I thought those March winds would never end.

Don’t let the June bug get you. Do any of you being told this when you were a youngster? I sure do! According to my old faithful Webster’s New World Dictionary – there is a June bug, a type of beetle.

Golden Girls’ monthly noon luncheon will be on Tuesday, June 12. Usual place – lower level (Oasis room) of the shrine Center. Jeane Morgan will be the hostess.

We will celebrate Father’s Day on the 17th. Father’s Day was first observed on June 19, 1910 in Spokane, Washington. Mrs. John B. Dodd had requested the holiday to honor fathers and it was made official by Spokane’s Mayor and the Governor of Washington. However, it was not permanently established until many years later, when President Richard Nixon officially declared the observance of the third Sunday in June as Father’s Day in the USA in 1972.

Old Glory will be flying high on the 14th, Flag Day.

Enjoy the summer. Until next month.

Golden Girls

Jo De RaBy: Pat Costello

Greeting fellow Cavaliers. We had our monthly meeting at Brother Sebastian’s last May 7. We welcome two new members, Steve Reese and Jim Reese. They own Mervin Reese Photography. They were sponsored by yours truly. Make them feel welcome, hopefully they will bring in new members.

Welcome back brother Ron from his long vacation in Arizona. Now we need to get Brother Allan, as he’s recuperating in his winter home in Arizona. Our Illustrious Potentate, Dave Norton attended the meeting and brought us up to date on the improvements at the Shrine. He also encouraged us to find sponsors for the FEZtival of Trees. Any business or persons that we think might like to participate, let the office know and they will try to sign them up.

The upcoming parades are June 9th at Blair, June 16th at Papillion, and June 23th at Red Oak. Please plan on participating as we would love have a large group.

A blonde rings up an airline. She asks, “How long are your flights from America to England?” The woman on the other end of the phone says, “Just a minute…”. The blonde says, “Thanks!” and hangs up the phone. - Till next time.

By: Stanley Garner

Tangier Road Runners made nine trips, transporting nine patients, to the Shriners Hospitals For Children – Twin Cities facility in April, and made one trip, with one patient, to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. Eleven patients provided their own transportation to the Twin Cities hospital. One patient was transported to Chicago, and one to Philadelphia, by commercial flight.

April Drivers included: H. Fouts, G. Eckert, A. Penner, M. Brooks, R. DeWell, M. Hatcher, K. Throckmorton, F. Kroupa, N. ODonnell, D. Deming, R. Lyon, J. Gathmann, R. Krause, D. Jeanerett, G Bennett, C. Crawford, D. Larson and J. Larson.

Thanks to all for your efforts.

Legion of HonorBy: Jeremy Martin

I would like to personally thank everyone who has purchased flags from the Legion of Honor for the Memorial flag display that we put out every Memorial Day weekend and Veterans Day weekend. Placing the flags in the front lawn of the Shrine always swells my heart with pride and it truly makes the front yard look very sharp.

This year while going through flag renewals and new flag forms, I came across a hand written letter with one of the forms. This letter touched my heart. It states “Thank so much for putting up the flags to honor our Military heroes. What a wonderful gesture. If I can be of any help, please let me know. I am ready, willing and able.” First, thank you so much for the wonderful letter. Second, it is an incredible honor to be a part of an organization that is able to honor the men and women who have served, are serving, and the Patriots who support those who are serving. The Legion of Honor may be a small unit, but we all have big hearts; especially, when it comes to honoring our military.

On a different topic, parade season is in full swing and we have the parade float out and running around. Things are going well thus far, and we will always welcome new members who would like to join the Legion of Honor and join us in parades and other events.

One last thing, I would like to congratulate USAF MSgt Mike Billquist on his retirement! Congratulations Noble Billquist, my Brother, my Friend.

Vintage IronBy: Jim Jacobson, President

First off, I want to take time to thank the office staff of our Shrine Center. It is so nice to call or stop in and get an answer to every goofy question I have.

We are now into the parade season. Please try to make as many as you can. I know some are harder for clutch cars but most you can make it through. I also know we all have family times we must take part in so just do your best. The more we show off the more new Masons and Shriners we will get.

One more note: Jim Alessandro and I were given the honor of hosting two players and their families at the Shrine Bowl Banquet. Both Jim and I were very impressed with the quality of the young men. The player I sat with was a grandson of a Shriner. He is our kind of people and hopefully a seed has been planted. - See you at the Parade!

El Camino

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By: Travis Drews, Scribe

Welcome to June where the weather gets warmer and an ice cold beverage or three makes it bearable. Tangier Spirits of the Shrine is a fun new club that’s for Nobles and our Ladies that enjoy local brews and spirits. We have been having a bunch of fun touring facilities and sampling what they brew or distill. Our actual business meetings are very short as we are more about fellowship and fun. Our next meeting will be June 4th at Thunderhead Brewing Taproom at 7:00 pm. The address is 13304 West Center Road #126 in Omaha. Come check us out!

On June 30th at Tangier we will have our first fundraiser called the Chug-n-Roll. The cost is $10 per person or $20 for a team of 2. Doors will open at 11:00 am. We will have bourbon glazed hamburgers, beer brats, chips, and beer brownies for sale. Four teams can compete against each other every round. One person from each team rolls a can of beer down a ramp to the other teammate who then chugs it. Whoever is faster and has the least amount of beer left advances to the next round. This will be a fun event and we hope you can come support us.

“A fine beer may be judged with only one sip, but it’s better to be thoroughly sure.” Czech Proverb

Mobile NoblesBy: Dave Stolp

As of this writing we will have completed three parades in May. “OLD 3-5-7” is looking sharp and performing well.

We would like to thank all members and ladies who attended our May meeting held at Larry Drew’s maintenance shop in Yutan. All members and ladies stayed to help with the clean up and polish of the train in advance of the May parade dates (wax on and wax off). Thanks to the ladies who set up lunch. It was a great time. It takes a lot of polish to cover this monster.

All in attendance took the opportunity to view our new trailer that will transport our “Little Train” to upcoming events.

June will be a busy month for the Mobile Nobles to include the Shrine Bowl in Kearney, the Blair parade, the Papillion parade and finally a trip to Red Oak, Iowa.

Check out other events elsewhere in this Hot Sands. Don’t forget Father’s Day.

As always, please remember to support all Tangier units and clubs and Hot Sands advertisers when you can.

Well that’s all for now. See y’all down the tracks.

Quote: One father is more than a hundred schoolmasters. George Herbert

By: Tom

Greetings from the Shrine Bowl Unit. Congratulations to our Commander John Golden for receiving the “Noble of the Month” award for the month of April. Thanks for all you do for the unit and Tangier.

I’d like to thank the unit members that helped out taking donations during the Shrine Hospital Benefit Days. Also later that afternoon for those that helped out with the players dinner. The contribution of your time is appreciated.

Parade season is upon us and I’m happy to report that the unit’s bus and trailer are ready to go. First off, thanks to Bruce Arp and his lady Ruth, the bus got a new wrap (think paint job) and it looks great. Mac and Chuck refurbished the bar, and a brand new football for the float will be debuted.

The Shrine Bowl Football game in Kearney is coming up and the unit will have a strong presence there as a number of us will be making the trip on the bus.

We’ll see you at a parade.

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By: Jan Moore

Hi all. Faye Daniels, President of the Auxiliary and I, along with our Nobles, attended the annual meeting of the General Womens Auxiliary in Minneapolis, April 22-24. The Tangier Auxiliary took $2500 with us for the wheelchair fund. The money collected the day of the meeting totaled $147,000, this was from all Auxiliaries. We also took three baskets with us to raffle. We made $450 dollars from the three baskets. The people that won the raffles then donated the baskets to be auctioned. We had a great time watching our baskets being sold twice more. We enjoyed having Daryl Finley with us for dinner (he is the hospital representative for Tangier).We learned that all of our efforts will be focused on money for the wheelchair fund. As you know, the kids outgrow and out use the wheelchairs and money is always needed. The money we receive from tabs is always used for wheelchairs. Keep those tabs coming. The treasures I found this month were: five screws, two bottle caps, and $.30. Always fun to see what we get in with the tabs.

The prom was a huge success, we hope to be able to show the video at a future ladies meeting. We will be pleased to accept gowns and accessories that you would care to see out of your closets.

As of this time business as usual for the efforts of the auxiliary. We still need hairbrushes, toothbrushes, and toothpaste. Remember that brushes must be wrapped individually. Of course socks of all types, even the tennis socks. We have learned a new method to make hospital gowns made of t-shirts. If you are interested in helping with this project call either Faye or me. We also have a new pattern for the Christmas stockings. Again if you are interested in making these, call one of us.

Enjoy the nice weather despite the high pollen count. Be kind to one another and I’ll talk to you next time.

Women’s Auxiliary

Tangier Shrine hasBanquet Halls For RentContact Office: (402) 392-0404

Corvette ClubBy: Mark Huss

April and May were good months with the Corvette Club. The regularly scheduled meetings were held on April 9th and May 14th where member Keith Kortright cooked up some delicious chicken and we planned our activities and talked about upcoming parades.

The Corvette Club were the cooks and the servers at the April 25th Hamburger Night. Thank you to everyone that attended and helped make the evening a big success.

Hospital Benefits Days went off well. Members of the Corvette Club worked the Bellevue Walmart with much success. It is always good to promote the Shrine and the Shriners Hospitals for Children.

May was the beginning of parade season and the Corvette Club turned out for the Florence, Council Bluffs, and La Vista parades.

Late May and early June is Shrine Bowl and the Corvette Club sponsored the Steak Dinner on May 30th for the players. The Corvette Club also caravanned out to Kearney for the Shrine Bowl parade.

On Sunday June 3rd was the Show and Shine. The Corvettes came out and we had a good showing of cars to support the Shriners Hospitals for Children.

The Tangier Corvette Club is always looking to welcome in new members that own a Corvette. The club meets at Tangier Shrine Center the second Monday of the month at 6:00 pm. Please contact Mark Huss at 402-677-4737 or e-mail me at [email protected] if you would like more information about attending a meeting and joining the Tangier Corvette Club.

News from the SHC – Twin Cities

Matching BracesWhen 8 year old scoliosis patient Kory came in for a new brace this week our staff organized a special surprise - a matching brace for her baby doll she brings to visits. Kory says it’s “pretty cool!” and can’t wait to show her friends and family!

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Tangier Womens Auxiliary Bulletin 2018

- Tree Sponsors to Date - “Graduation Specials” (Feeds 25-30 people)

10 lbs BBQ Pork5 lbs of Smokehouse beans

5 lbs of Country Potato Salad $84.99Special of the Month

Boneless Prime Rib $7.99 Lb.

Founder, Pat Costello & The New Owner, Sean Fuller, Both Tangier Members.

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Scottish RiteMasonic CenterCalendar of Events

CHECK THE DATE

For Many Events At Scottish Rite Masonic CenterIf you prefer you can register online:

www.scottishriteomaha.org Click on “Events Calendar”, the month, scroll down to find

an event, “View Details”, and finally “Register & Pay”. Call the office if you have questions, 402-342-1300

June 3 Broadway Series: Wicked 12:00 pm

June 8 Tequila and Mezcal Tasting 6:00 pm

June 9 Knights of St. Andrew Meeting 9:00 am

June 13 RiteCare Classic Golf Benefit 11:00 pm

June 16 CPR Training & Certification Class 8:00 am

June 23 WalkRite for RiteCare 10:30 am

BE SURE TO SUPPORT YOUR BLUE LODGE AND ALL APPENDANT BODIES!

Omaha York RiteDates to Remember

Omaha York RiteDATES TO REMEMBER

June 1 Mt. Calvary Commandery #1 Catered Dinner 6:30 pm, Meeting 7:30 pm, PMC

June 11 Omaha Chapter #1 RAM Meeting 7:30 pm, BenMC

June 11 Plattsmouth York Rite Meeting 7:30 pm, PlatML

June 13 Florence Chapter #61 RAM Pot Luck Dinner 6:30 pm, Meeting 7:30 pm, PMC

June 21 Omaha Council #1 Cryptic Masons 7:00 pm, Bellevue MC

2018 Tangier Shrine Membership Goals

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May 2018Travis Drews

January 2018Daryle Winder

March 2018Gary Shepherd

Noble of the Month...

February 2018Dave Shaw

April 2018John Golden

Front Row: Ralph Joos Jr.–PP Treasurer, Steve Elliott–High Priest & Prophet, Michael Gardner–Chief Rabban, David Norton–Potentate, James A. Carlton–Class Honoree,

Al Smith–Assistant Rabban, Bill German–Oriental Guide, Robert Schapp–Recorder

Second Row: Freddy Clopton–2nd Ceremonial Master , Jeff Blocklinger, Jerry Duncan, Glen Marks,Mike German, Nick Jensen, Russell Matthews, James Mccullum, Tyler Goodman–Samsar.

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TANGIER LEGION OF HONOR

MEMORIAL FLAGS

The Tangier Shrine Center Legion of Honor Unit is taking orders for the purchase of an American Flag to honor an individual who is/was a member of the Armed Forces or a Citizen Patriot. The individual does not have to be a member of the Shrine or the Legion of Honor. These flags will be displayed on the lawn of the Shrine Center where the Statue is, and will be displayed on the following dates.

May 24-28, 2018 for Memorial Day November 7-12, 2018 for Veteran’s Day

May 23-27, 2019 for Memorial Day November 6-12 2019 for Veteran’s day

The flag will have the name of the individual, the branch of service, and the highest rank earned attached to the flag in a color representing their service branch. White will be used for Citizen Patriots who have not served in the military. If the individual is deceased black will also be used. You may purchase as many flags as desired. The purchase price for each flag is $10.00 for the two years. We will gladly renew them as often as desired for the price of the flags at the time of renewal. Please complete the following form and return it to any LOH member or leave it at the Shrine Center Office. Checks can be made out to Tangier Legion of Honor. Your Support for this project to honor our Veterans, both living and deceased, would be greatly appreciated. Purchaser’s Name: ______________________________email Address__________________________ Address & Phone Number:_____________________________________________________________ (This information is needed if we have questions about the information or to let you know when it is time to renew.) Flag purchased for: Branch of Service Rank Deceased: Yes No Flag purchased for: Branch of Service Rank Deceased: Yes No Flag purchased for: Branch of Service Rank Deceased: Yes No Proceeds from this sale are for the Legion of Honor Activity Fund, and are NOT a Deductible Charitable Deduction Series C 2010-11

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Parade Schedule 2018Parade Schedule 2018

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Fireworks Stand Run By Tangier Provost Shriners June 25 through July 4

(10:00 AM - 10 PM daily except July 4, 10 AM - 6 PM)

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June2,2018 ShrineBowl 9:00AM 10:0AM athotel?

June9,2018 Blair 12:00PM 1:00PM BlairMarina VeteransMemorialBallPark,Hwy75&ButlerSt

June16,2018 Papillion 1:00PM 2:00PM Tangier ontheNorthsideof4thSt.ahalfblockbackfrom84thStandcangoasfarbackasneeded

June23,2018 RedOak,IA 9:30AM 10:30AM ElksLodge 3rd&LindenSt(Parkinglot,afterFireDept.,OasishasbeenconfirmedatElks,areawillbeconedforthetrain

July4,2017 RALSTON 12:00PM 1:00PM AmericanLegion S82ndfromLakeviewtoQ.EnterfromLStonS77th

July15,2018 FREMONT 12:30PM 1:30PM FremontShrineClub-food/drinksMidlandUniversitywestparkinglot

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July28,2018 GRETNA 9:30AM 10:30AM AmericanLegion ScottStsouthofWestAngus

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Suite:

Single Occupancy $2,999 per person

Double Occupancy $2,499 per person

Pricing includes roundtrip airfare, 6 nights of accommodations, all meals, beverages and roundtrip transfers.

Optional cancel-for-any-reason travel insurance is available for $149.99 per person.

Deposit of $200 per person is due May 1, 2018. Deposit is non-refundable.

Final payment is due Oct. 15, 2018.

Ocean Front Suite:

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Please Contact the Tangier Office for Table Reservations and Ticket Purchases

Saturday, August 11th

$15 Cover Fee for General Admission

Buy tables for 6 to 8 people for $75.00 to $110.00*

*Table reservation price includes tickets and a pitcher of beer or

Pitcher of Mustache Ride Punch and Special Party favors*

“Proceeds are for the benefit of Tangier Shrine Center, Payments are not deductible as charitable contributions”

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Join Illustrious Sir Dave Norton

and the members of FSCAN at Willow Lakes Golf Course

(25th St, South of Hwy 370 in Bellevue)

for the 2018 Tangier Pote’s Golf Outing

Friday June 29th, 2018, 9:00 Shotgun, registration at 8:00

Golf, Cart, Drinks, Food and Prizes

Nobles, Ladies and Guests are Welcome

Cost is $80.00 per player $320.00 per foursome

Team Name _______________________________

Player 1 Name____________________________________________

Player 2 Name____________________________________________

Player 3 Name____________________________________________

Player 4 Name____________________________________________

Team Captain contact phone or email:_________________________

Sponsorships Available!

Potentate $425 (includes 4 golfers, signage on your cart and a hole sign)

Rabban $100 (hole sign)

Friend of Tangier $25.00

Please circle you sponsorship level

Contact Gary Unger 402-651-9710 with questions. Drop off new registrations at Tangier, 84th and Center by 25 June.

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The Importance of Positive Communication to Children with Disabilities

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The Power of Language Our word choices have a tremendous impact on those around us. Children, especially, are deeply influenced by the language surrounding them – who they become is based on who they are learning to be. The staff of Shriners Hospitals for Children® understands the importance of building confidence and self-esteem in our patients at an early age. Our staff recognizes that while working with children with disabilities, it is imperative to help them develop a strong positive attitude so they will have the confidence to pursue their dreams. To accomplish this, being mindful of the effect language has on children is critical.

Two essential points in using communication as affirmation are accurate wording and people-first language. Always remember to use language that encourages, rather than discourages, the individual. When referring to those with a disability, please remember to avoid labels with a negative connotation, such as:

• crippled• handicapped• lame• deformed

» The preferred word choice is usually:• disability• disabled• the actual term involved, such as, cerebral palsy

or muscular dystrophy

People with Disabilities are People FirstThe second key element of communicating with people with disabilities is the need to use “people-first language,” where the person is the important element, rather than the disability.

For example, try using phrases such as “a person with cerebral palsy” or “a person who uses a prosthetic arm,” rather than defining them by the disability itself.

It is also important to recognize that people are individuals, and to avoid lumping those with disabilities together into one group, like “the disabled,” “the spinal cord injured,” or to refer to “all people with X.” » Another important aspect of using people-first

language is to avoid negative descriptive phrases and terms, such as:

° confined to a wheelchair ° wheelchair bound ° victim stricken with ° suffering

Instead, try saying a person “uses a wheelchair,” or “has cerebral palsy.”

Also avoid value-laden words and phrases, whether negative or positive, because even seemingly positive labels such as “courageous” and “inspirational” can be burdensome to a child, setting unnecessary high expectations, that may be hard to maintain.

As part of using people-first language, it is also imperative to not define people by their disabilities. This is accomplished by emphasizing abilities, not limitations. » For instance:

° Say: “Darlene is an excellent writer,” rather than,“Despite her disability, Darlene is an excellent writer.”

° Say, “Johnny is a child with a disability,” instead ofthe defining, “Johnny is a disabled child.”

Being mindful of preferred disability terminology and using people-first language whenever possible will help children with disabilities become more confident and able to become successful, productive adults.

“We must take language very seriously. The feeling I have is that language is always a reflection of attitude. With the advancement of the disability movement, you

see a change in language.” – Michael Masutha

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The cost PER COUPLE for the room (double occupancy), registration and (hospitality at the hotel) for Thursday through Saturday are as follows:

• $370.00 Standard - Two Queen Beds

• $437.00 Mini Suite – One King Bed and a Pull Out Twin Bed

o $70 Per Couple for registration & hospitality only LADIES LUNCH – TBA

All rooms have a mini fridge. Complimentary Breakfast Buffet Each Morning 6:30 A.M to 9:30 A.M.

Members attending will pay Tangier directly A $100 deposit is due by June 15, 2018 with the balance due by Aug 1, 2018

You may pay by cash or check. Also, credit card by calling Sandy at 402-392-0404 or stopping

by the Shrine Center Monday through Friday 8:00 am – 4:00 pm A credit card will need to be presented to the hotel upon check in for incidentals.

The rooms are available for the same rate for two days before and two days after, based on

availability. Please fill out the following information and submit with your payment.

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Address:_________________________________________________ City:___________________________

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2018 UNITS & CLUBS MEETINGS 2018 UNITS & CLUBS MEETINGS

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UNITS TIME MEETING DATE LOCATION CONTACT PHONE DIVAN REPArabPatrol 7:00P.M. 2nd Monday Tangier Paul Ballinger 402-990-9380 Ron BarberBand 7:00P.M. 4th Thursday Tangier Jim Marshall 402-672-3928 Ron BarberChanters 7:00P.M. Every Monday Tangier George McMullin 402-968-6830 Bob SchappClowns 6:30P.M. 1st Friday Tangier Drew Bartholomew 712-350-2888 Bill GermanCyclePatrol 6:30P.M. 1st Monday Various Phil Stier 402-670-8069 Dave RobinsonDirectorsStaff 7:00P.M. 4th Monday Tangier Randy Behounek 402-210-4995 Steve ElliottGreeters 6:30P.M. 2nd Tuesday Tangier Jeff Welch 402-660-7792 Ralph Joos Jr PPHospitalFloat 6:30P.M. 3rd Saturday Various Don Harrington 402-430-9198 Freddie CloptonJoDeRa 6:30P.M. 1st Monday Brother Sebastian's Pat Costello 402-339-7474 I.S. Dave NortonKeystoneKops 7:30P.M. 2nd Friday Tangier Randy Jaccaud 402-884-2988 Bill GermanLegionofHonor 7:00P.M. 1st Tuesday Tangier Jeremy Martin 402-216-4154 Steve ElliottMobileNobles 11:00A.M. 1st Saturday Tangier Mike Stuhr 402-250-3583 Bill GermanMotorA 6:30P.M. 1st Monday Various Steve Hurlbutt 402-681-2494 Ralph Joos Jr PPMotorB 6:30P.M. 1st Monday Tangier Michael Brooks 402-401-8462 Steve ElliottOrientalBand 7:00P.M. 1st & 2nd Monday Various Vern Gibson 402-669-6212 AllProvostGuard 7:00P.M. 3rd Thursday Tangier Rich Braun 402-677-7691 Mike GardnerRoadsterII 7:00P.M. 3rd Wednesday Fremont Lodge Jerry Nielsen 402-721-2785 AllShrineBowl 7:00P.M. 2nd Tuesday Various John Golden 402-639-7138 Al Smith

CLUBS TIME MEETING DATE LOCATION CONTACT PHONE DIVAN REPArbor 7:00P.M. Last Tuesday Nebraska City Various Mel Jeanneret 402-873-1182 Kevin PotterBoone&Crockett 6:30P.M. 1st Thursday Tangier Charlie Binge 402-895-5750 Al SmithBotnaValley 6:30P.M. 4th Tuesday Various Jay DeYoung 712-370-1477 AllCabiri 11:30A.M. Quarterly Gorat's Greg Hadcock 402-510-0018 Ralph Joos Jr PPCorvetteClub 6:00P.M. 2nd Monday Tangier Mark Huss 402-677-4737 Mike GardnerCrescent 6:00P.M. 4th Friday Various Dan Daniels 402-850-6274 Freddie CloptonDemolay 7:00P.M. 3rd Tuesday Tangier Mike Stuhr 402-250-3563 Mike StuhrDungeoneers 7:00P.M. Last Thursday Tangier Jonathan Paz 402-212-7861 AllFremont 6:30P.M. Last Monday Various Bryan Maschmeier 402-720-4884 Dave RobinsonHillbillyClan98 Varies Ralph's Place Jim Sklenar 402-960-7282 Bryan DemingMoRi 6:30P.M. 3rd Thursday Various Joe Hodges 402-320-3494 Bob SchappNorthBend 8:00P.M. 4th Wednesday Morris Bluff Legion Hall Ken Streff 402-469-3807 AllOasis 7:30P.M. 3rd Tuesday Schuyler Terry Scheunemann 402-615-0243 Dave RobinsonPastMasters 6:30P.M. Quarterly Various Mel Morton 402-659-6324 Bob SchappPickupTruckClub 7:00P.M. 2nd Tuesday Tangier Charlie Beasor 402-290-7701 AllPirates 6:30P.M. 4th Monday Tangier Chris Nigro 402-763-7625 Mike GardnerRacers 7:00P.M. 2nd Monday Tangier Reginald Boyer 402-468-5532 Ron BarberRitualDivan Varies Brett Bennett 402-296-6224 AllRoadRunners 12:00N 2nd Saturday Tangier James Ryan 402-505-0902 Kevin PotterSandhills Varies Jeremiah Schartz 402-340-7007 AllShrinerazzi 7:00P.M. 4th Thursday Tangier Greg Norton 402-680-4055 Bryan DemingSmokinShriners 6:00P.M. 3rd Thursday Tangier Sonny Ashford 402-651-0149 AllSpiritsoftheShrine Carl Simmons 402-669-2725VintageIron 7:00P.M. 4th Tuesday Tangier Jim Jacobson 402-350-5611 Al SmithWiseAshes 6:30P.M. 3rd Tuesday Various Greg Hadcock 402-510-0018 Kevin PotterYoshi 7:00P.M. 4th Thursday Tangier Bernie Rolfs 402-719-3759 Bryan Deming

TIME DAY OF MTG LOCATION CONTACT PHONEDaughtersoftheNile 6:15 P.M. 1st Thursday Tangier Main Room Donna Walter 402-334-8933Sat-RaPatrol 6:30 / 7:00 P.M. Mondays Tangier Lower Level Bev Donham 402-558-9032PageantryDancers 5:30:00 P.M. Every Monday Tangier Main Room Angie Huebner 402-699-0213Women'sAuxiliary 10:00 P.M. 2nd & 4th Wed Tangier Lower Level Faye Daniels 402-850-6274GoldenGirls 12:00:00 P.M. 2nd Tuesday Tangier Lower Level Marilyn Guss 402-315-7241

LADIESMEETINGS

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June 2018Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 Shrine Bowl Parade & Game in Kearney

3 SHBD Show &

Shine

4 5 6 7 8 9 Blair Parade

Shrine Soccer Classic Banquet SRMC

10 Shine Soccer

Classic

11 12 13 14 15 16 Papillion Parade

17 Father’s Day

18 19 Chief Aide, Unit & Club Head Meeting

5:30pm

20 21 22 23 Red Oak Parade

24 Tangier Picnic

25 26 27 28 29 Pote’s Golf Outing

30 Spirits of the Shrine

Chug & Roll

Shrine Bowl Banquet

Stated Meeting Dinner 6:15pm

Meeting 7:30pm Babysitting Available

July 2018Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4 Independence Day

5 6 7

8 9 10 11 12 Stated Meeting Dinner 6:15pm

Meeting 7:30pm Babysitting Available

13 14 Directors Staff

Poker Run

15 Fremont Parade

16 17 Chief Aide, Unit & Club Head Meeting

5:30pm

18 19 20 21

22 23 24 25 26 27 FEZtival of Trees

Kickoff

28 Gretna Parade

Boone & Crockett Fish Fry

29 30 31

Ralston Parade

Imperial Session Imperial Session Imperial Session Imperial Session

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Tangier Business & Professional Sponsor DirectoryACCOUNTING & TAXSchwarz & Associates, CPAHank Schwarz……….....….402-330-6880

Donald P. Bush CPA, PCDon Bush 13812 U St402-896-2500............ FAX 402-896-2700

ADVERTISING & DESIGNAdvertising, Graphic Design & Print ServicesKevin Conner…….....…......402-305-7931

AIR CONDITIONINGA-1 United Htg & Air Conditioning4972 “F” Street……............402-593-7500

AUTOMOBILE REPAIRTUFFY AUTO SERVICE CENTERMark Anthony137th & Millard Ave…........402-895-4274

House of Mufflers & Brakes, Total Car CareJeff Moberg8906 Maple St,...................402-393-78882717 Leavenworth,.............402-346-10404102 N. 30th,......................402-455-0135Bellevue, 301 Fort Crook Rd. N...402-293-1800

AUTOMOBILE SALESGregg Young Chevrolet - GEO178th & West DodgeOmaha, NE ………………..402-572-8080Hobscheidt/Henry Pro Chrysler-DodgeJeep-Ram-New/UsedNext to Jeff Henry ChevroletPlattsmouth, NE 68048......402-296-5000

Jeff Henry Chevrolet - New/Used10 Min So Bellevue on Hwy 75Large Selection “Under The Big Flag”Plattsmouth, NE 68048......402-296-3210

Keast Motors - Ford, Lincoln, Chevrolet, Buick, GMCWalt Keast-Oakland, IA......877-885-3278Steve Keast-Harlan, IA.......800-234-4927

McMullen Ford - New & UsedScott McMullen & Dan McMullenLake Manawa Exit,Council Bluffs, IA ……........712-366-0531

BANKINGGreat Western Bank - 15 LocationsHarlan Falk………….....…..402-552-1251Member FDIC, Equal Opportunity Lender

BASEMENT WATERPROOFINGJerry’s Basement Waterproofing, Inc.3030 Keystone Drive……...402-392-2211COMPUTER SERVICESParkinson Consulting - Michael [email protected]

DRY CLEANERSMax I. Walker CleanersBob Walker, Jr.All over Omaha & Council Bluffs.....402-344-7488

ELECTRICALDavid’s Electric1707 N. 42nd Street...........402-553-1565

Hoffman Electric.................402-734-1196

ESTATE SALESSpotlight AuctionsCarl Monico..................402-880-5633

FINANCIAL PLANNINGVanderVeen Financial PlanningInvestment Management& Financial Planningwww.VanderVeenFinancialPlanning.comKiel VanderVeen, CFPNebraska City....................402-873-6022

FUNERAL DIRECTORSKorisko-Larkin-Stasklewicz Funeral Home5108 “F” St. ………............402-731-1234

Roeder MortuaryJon Roeder50th Ames Ave. ……..........402-453-5600108th & Maple ………........402-496-9000

HEATING & AIRA-1 United Heating & Air Conditioning4972 “F” St. …….......……..402-593-7500

INSURANCEDon Kroupa Insurance AgencySpecializing in all types insurance12826 Deauville.................402-895-1030

Jeff MannGretna Insurance Agency802 Village SquareGretna, NE 68028..............402-332-0000Montclair Insurance Group - Rob Kuhl2809 S 125th Ave, STE. 284Omaha NE 68144..............402-932-9293State Farm-Tanya PatznerAuto, Life, Health, Home, Business2835 S. 132nd St..............402-333-1866

JEWELRYMalashock’s - Village Pointe SouthRobert Malashock16811 Burke Street...........402-496-9990LAWN CAREEdmonds Mowing ServiceMowing & TrimmingTrevor Edmonds................402-594-1319Complete Lawn ServiceLawn Care & Snow RemovalBill Redmond …..………....402-677-2104

LAWN EQUIPMENTPruitt Inc. - Rich AlmgrenSmall Engine, Lawn Mowing Equip.4524 Leavenworth St, Omaha.402-.556-1610

OFFICE SPACEHillcrest LandingGreat Location-Great Price, Check it out!Don Perry …………..…….402-596-1062OPTOMETRISTSPearle Vision - BellevueJohn Herbolsheimer, O.D.3906 Twin Creek Dr..........402-932-8007PAINTERSWelch Painting - Jeff WelchInterior - Exterior - [email protected] CARE SERVICESParadise Pet Suites LLCBoarding, Grooming, Day Care20601 Elkhorn Dr...............402-289-4033PHOTOGRAPHERSMervin Reese PhotographersSteve and Jim ReeseMervinReese.com 9802 Nicholas St. Ste 210..402-391-3755

PLUMBERSKracht Plumbing Inc.H......402-332-3296 C......402-881-2629The Faucet Shop6016 Maple St…...............402-551-5533PRINTERSK-Kopy Printing Service, Inc.Keith Kortright, E-mail: [email protected] North 75th St. ………..402-393-4857REFRIGERATIONBennett Refrigeration Inc.3352 North 88th PlazaEric Pelberg & Frank DeRoin...402-571-7444REAL ESTATEParamount Commercial Real Estate ServicesDavid J. Gibbs, CPM®........402-502-330011330 Q St.................www.paramountcres.comGreat Plains Realty-Auction Co.Randy Fleming, CAI, NAAFull Time Auctioneers Since 1964email: auctioneer_32@msn.comwww.gpsold.com..........402-210-4885Nebraska [email protected] Wickstrom.................402-208-4617REMODELINGAll Wood Cabinet FrontsDON’T REPLACE - REFACE!Chuck Cline.......................402-734-2420

RESTAURANTAnthony’s Steakhouse and Ozone Lounge7220 “F” St.........................402-331-7575

ROOFINGWaite Home ServicesBrad Waite..........................402-680-9288

RUBBER STAMPSJ.P. Cooke & Co.Warren Cooke, John Cooke1311-15 Howard St. ….......402-342-7175

SERVICE STATIONSVALVOLINE INSTANT OIL CHANGEMark Anthony132nd & Maple Street ….402-445-0070137th & Millard Ave. …....402-895-4274108th & Q Street ………..402-592-6550

STORAGEGray & AssociatesDon & Joan Gray, OwnerCars, Boats, RVs, Etc.18201 S. 132nd St. ……....402-253-2855

TIRESAllied Oil & Tire CompanyCon Heinson2209 S. 24th St. …………..402-344-4343

TREE CARETerry Hughes Tree ServiceTerry Hughes …………..…402-558-8198

Josh KroupaCertified Arborist...............402-981-1453

Edmonds Tree ServiceFree Estimates • InsuredNicholas Edmonds............402-570-0818

TRUCKSPaul Lucht & Sons Body Shop, Inc.Terry Mayfield & Vance Delehoy1519 S. 3rd St.……..…......402-342-5630McMullen Ford - New & UsedScott McMullen & Dan McMullenLake Manawa ExitCouncil Bluffs, IA …………712-366-0531

UNIFORM RENTALMax I. Walker Uniform RentalBob Walker Jr. …………....402-344-7488All Over Omaha and Council Bluffs

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(Payment Enclosed)

Brick Order FormFor the wall in the Crescent Room

Red Brick: $100 Gold Brick $500

First Line: ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ Second Line: ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ Third Line: ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___

Please PRINT clearly and do not exceed 16 characters per line.

Buyer’s Name:________________________Address________________________Phone: __________________Brick Amount $ ___________

Office Use OnlyReceived By:

____Cash/Checks

$ ____________

Date: _________

LIFETIMEMEMBERSHIP

DUESThere is no age basis for the following membership categories and formula. If not for yourself, think of purchasing a

lifetime membership for a son or relative you may have brought into Shrinedom.

Each of these individually, or together resulting in a Total Life Membership.

The Tangier office @ 402-392-0404can assist you or answer any questions.

LIFE MEMBERTemple Dues $55 x 20 years = $1100

PER CAPITA MEMBER 2018Per Capita $30 x 30 years = $900

PERMANENT CONTRIBUTING MEMBER

Hospital $5 x 30 years = $150Total Life Membership beginning Jan 1, 2018

Only $2,150

At D.A. Davidson, we believe there is only one way to navigate through the wealth of financial services options:

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Brian ZahmSenior Vice President,

Financial Advisor(402) 392-7885

Matt JohnsonAssociate Financial Advisor

(402) 392-7809

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Shrine Soccer Classic Games .............................Front CoverTangier Annual Picnic ..........................................Front CoverPotentate’s Message ............................................................2Stated Meeting .....................................................................2Tangier Lounge March Menu ................................................2Elected Divan & Appointments .............................................3Masonic Family Activities......................................................3Memorials .............................................................................4Stated Meeting Expirations...................................................4Unit & Club Articles ........................................................... 5-9Hillbilly BBQ & Pool Party .....................................................8Nascar Trip to Kansas City ...................................................9News from the SHC – Twin Cities ........................................9Festival of Trees .................................................................10Just Good Meat Specials....................................................10Tangier Women’s Auxiliary Bulletin .....................................10Membership Goals .............................................................11Omaha York Rite Dates To Remember ..............................11Scottish Rite Check the Date..............................................11Noble of The Month ............................................................12Spring Ceremonial Picture .................................................12Memorial Flags ...................................................................13Parade Schedule ................................................................14Ka-Boomers 1/2 Price Fireworks ........................................14Shriners 2019 Winter Getaway ..........................................15Shrine & Dales Male Comedy Review ...............................16FSCAN Pote’s Golf Outing .................................................17The Importance of Positive Communication to Children with Disabilities ..18CSSA Sign up form.............................................................19Advertisements ............................................................. 20-27Unit & Club Meetings ..........................................................24Calendars of Activities ........................................................25Directory Ads ......................................................................26Brick Order Form ................................................................27Lifetime Membership ..........................................................27Festival of Trees Kick Off .....................................Back Cover

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