at tangier shrine center...sunday, sept. 20,2020 11:00 am - 7:00 pm at tangier shrine center contact...

Sunday,Sunday,Sept. Sept. 20,202020,202011:00 am - 7:00 pm

at Tangier Shrine Center

Contact the Tangier Shrine Office to sign up to Volunteer 402-392-0404

Come by our Convenient Drive Up Area for Carry Out.

(East side of Shrine building)

Public

Invited Volunteers Needed!

Meals are

$8.00

in advance

$10.00

at the door

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

Spaghetti Feed Kitchen Schedule

Monday, September 14Chop onions & brown hamburger -1pm – 6-8 people.

Tuesday, September 15 (Date Change)Make Sauce – 8am -10-15 people

Friday, September 18Make Meat Balls – Mixers at 7am & Rollers at 8:30am – Need lots of People

Saturday, September 19Cook Spaghetti – 7am to 2pm – 20 People

Saturday, September 19Set Up & Decorating – 10:00am

Sunday, September 20Serving – 11:00am to 7:00pm. – Need Everyone’s help –

3 shifts - 11am to 3pm, 3pm to 7pm & Clean Up

Bring your whole family for “A little bit of Italy”

DRIVE THRU ONLY. We will have two Drive-Thru lanes for your convenience.

Shriners International Omaha, Nebraska September 2020 • Vol. 96, No.9Tangier Website: tangiershrine.com Published MonthlyEmail Articles To: [email protected]

22

TANGIER “HOT SANDS”TANGIER “HOT SANDS”SEPTEMBER 2020SEPTEMBER 2020

Sep 1 – Chicken NoodleSep 15 – TomatoSep 29 – Broccoli CheeseOct 13 – Chicken Fiesta Oct 27 – Wisconsin Cheese

Soup is coming back, every other Tuesday!

SEPTEMBERSEPTEMBERLOUNGE LUNCHES LOUNGE LUNCHES

Potentate’s MessagePotentate’s MessageDuring this unprecedented worldwide

health crisis, we are concerned about the health of our families, our fraternal family, our communities, our Shriners Hospitals patients’ families and staff, and of course, ourselves.

While the recommendations from the State of Nebraska and Douglas County Health Department are being relaxed, we still have recommendations and guidelines that we must follow. Currently and until at least September 15, 2020 there is a City Ordinance that requires us to wear masks. Anyone that is not sure of how this affects you and Tangier should take the time to read the City Ordinance. Social distancing is still highly recommended.

Our clubs and units can conduct meetings and we will be able to run some of our fundraisers. Please coordinate your fundraiser with our office.

Since CSSA was canceled Tangier will be hosting an announcement gathering on Saturday September 5th. Come out and join us as the individuals that are running for the elected Divan and Trustee positions announce.

Speaking of meetings and fundraisers there will be both a Stated meeting and Ladies meeting in September. Mark your calendar for the 10th. There will not be a dinner prior to the meetings. We are also going to be holding our Annual Spaghetti Feed on Sunday, September 20th. This year will be different as we will only be having the Spaghetti Feed as a drive thru. Additionally, there will be meat balls and cannoli for sale. Tell your friends and relatives.

Currently we have no parades scheduled and do not foresee that we will be participating in parades for 2020.

Be safe, take care of your health, our families, our fraternal family, our communities and follow the advice of our Federal and State authorities during these difficult times. Hopefully, we will get thought this soon and life as we knew it can get back to normal.

Wm Allen SmithPotentate 2020

Tangier Shrine Office • RSVP to 402-392-0404

TANGIER STATED MEETINGMain Room

Thursday, September 10

7:30 PM~Nobles Only~

(We are hoping to have a dinnerfor the October meeting).

ATTENTION ALL NOBLESPlease let the Tangier Office know of any updates regarding address, phone number,

email & lodge you belong to.Email Updates to:

[email protected]: (402) 392-0404

or Stop by the office in person and give the staff your updates there.

LADIES PROGRAMLower Level

Ladies Wine Tasting – 7:30 pm $5 at the door

Includes Samplings of Wines, a Glass to take home, and Meat & Cheese snack.

We will have all types of Wine, something you are sure to like!!

**Take home Glasses are limited***

Assortment of Sandwiches Pizzas, Chicken Wings, etc.

33

SEPTEMBER 2020SEPTEMBER 2020TANGIER “HOT SANDS”TANGIER “HOT SANDS”

ELECTED DIVANPotentate .................................................................................Al SmithChief Rabban ....................................................................Steve ElliottAssistant Rabban .............................................................Bill GermanHigh Priest & Prophet..................................................Paul GonzalesOriental Guide .............................................................Bryan DemingTreasurer ...................................................................PP Ralph Joos Jr. Recorder...................................................................Robert Schapp Jr.

TRUSTEESRon Barber ..................................................................Dave RobinsonTravis Drews .......................................................................Joe Hodges

APPOINTIVE DIVANFirst Ceremonial Master ..........................................Freddie CloptonSecond Ceremonial Master ........................................ Jeremy MartinDirector .................................................................... Randy BehounekMarshal ....................................................................... Paul BohannonCaptain of the Guard ................................................. Andy FreemanOuter Guard ....................................................................Wade Ridout

POTENTATE’S PERSONAL AIDESDean Stockman .................................... Michael Smith, Adam Reese

POTENTATE’S STAFFChief of Staff .................................................................Randy JaccaudAssistant Chief of Staff ..................................................Brad GrahamChief Aides ................... Dan Henn, Donovan Brand, Mark Howie,

Jim Smith, Dave Workman & Jim HuebnerPotentate’s Aides ...... Bob Duff, Derek Brand, Josh Madsen, David Gelecki, Grant Ticknor, Ed Spotts, Alan Kuiper & Matthew LewisProject Manager ......................................................PP Frank KroupaAmbassadors ......................................... Jim Carlton & Micah Evans Chaplains ..........................................Chuck Sohm and Travis PraterCommander of Units ....................................................Bill SimmonsLt. Commander of Units .................................................Jim SchmidtSamsar .........................................................................Tyler GoodmanCircus Chairman ...............................................................Jim TurpenFeztival of Trees Chairmen ..................PP Jim Hirl & John GoldenHospital Representative ...................................PP James B. Parks Sr.Hospital Patient Coordinator ................ Jim Huebner & Susie Ryan Hospital Van Coordinator ............................................. Jim HuebnerBoard of Directors, Twin Cities ...............................PP Daryl Finley Housing Chairman ..................................................... Gary ShepherdKitchen Managers ..................................... Bill Garner, Kim Gardner

& PP Michael GardnerLegal Staff ...........................................Darren Carlson & Rick Myers Photographers .....................Jim Reese, Steve Reese & Greg NortonPublicity Chairmen ..................... PP Gary Unger, PP Dave NortonShow & Shine Chairman ............................................... Don StreeterNE Shrine Bowl ....................David MacDonald, David Workman,

Elliott Bottorf & Mel MortonSoccer Classic Chairmen ..................Drew Rodehorst & Randy Jaccaud Sound Room ..............................................Rod Larsen & Dan HennSunshine Committee ..............................................Robert Schapp Jr.Hot Sands Editor ............................................................... Dave ShawChief Aide Emeritus ................................. Al Sesemann, Dan Henn, Scot McCaul, Leroy Fuglsang, Dave Muller, John Hoagland, Phil Harris, Clair Burroughs & Barry AhlbornChief of Staff Emeritus ............................................... Daryle WinderHospital Van Coordinator Emeritus ............................. Marv KovarTreasurer Emeritus ..........................................PP James B. Parks, Sr.Samsar 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.neyorkrite.org

This is an informational service offered through the Omaha Metro Area Masters & Wardens Club to all of the Masonic family members in the Greater Omaha Area via e-mail.For additions, corrections or the adding of people to receive the list, please contact Ron Stites, Keeper of the Masonic Activities List for Masters and Wardens at 402-293-1538 or [email protected]. Please include the name of event, date, time, and location.

Sep 12 York Rite Royal Arch Festival 8:00 AM-3:00 PM PapMCSep 13 Nebraska Masonic Home Caring Club Dinner 2:00 PM NMHSep 14 Masonic Charities Golf Tournament 11:00 AM

North Bend Golf CourseSep 16 Scottish Rite Fall Outing 4:30-9:00 PM Papillion Rod and

Gun Club Sep 19 Centennial Lodge #326 5th Annual Phillip O. Edwards Golf

Fundraiser 8:00 AM Knolls Golf Course (information/registration contact Gene Holman [email protected] or 402-630-8389)

Sep 19 Narcissus Chapter #269 OES Game Day Social and 50/50 Drawing (Husker Game) Noon-4:00 PM BenMC

Sep 19 York Rite College 1:00 PM FMCSep 25 Scottish Rite RiteCare Workshop 9:00 AM Lincoln Scottish

Rite (RSVP to 402-342-1300 for lunch)Sep 25 Council Bluffs Chapter #441 OES Spaghetti Dinner

4:30-6:30 PM CBMTSep 25 Masonic Friendship Dinner 6:00 PM TSCSep 26-27 Masonic Youth Leadership Conference Holiday Inn

Kearney, NESep 26 Alpha Chapter #325 OES Vendor Bazar

2:00-4:00 PM BelMCSep 30 Scottish Rite RiteCare Classic Golf Benefit 1

1:00 AM-5:00 PM Pacific Springs Golf Course (call 402-342-1300 to sign up or for information)

Oct 3 York Rite Council & Commandery Festival 8:00 AM-3:00 PM PapMC

Oct 4 Trinity Chapter #299 OES Steak Fry 4:00-7:00 PM WOMCOct 8 OHB 100 YEAR Celebration Luncheon 11:00 AM-1:00 PM

CHI Health CenterOct 11 OHB Alumni Reunion/Masonic Picnic OHBCFOct 11 Rainbow One-Day Grand Assembly 9:00 AM-8:00 PM Oct 16 Council Bluffs Chapter #441 OES Spaghetti Dinner

4:30-6:30 PM CBMTOct 16 Tangier Chanters Annual Rib Feed 5:00-8:00 PM TSCOct 17 Narcissus Chapter #269 OES Game Day Social and 50/50

Drawing Noon-4:00 PM BenMCOct 20 Nebraska Job’s Daughter Initiation

Celebrating 100 Years SRMC

44


GENERAL FUND

Shrine Night at the RacesTangier Keystone KopsTangier Corvette ClubEd & Susan SpottsTom & Jane UptonJoe & Carena BurtzelPaul BohannonNancy SullivanCraig & Karen CrawfordDave & Glenda WorkmanDylan & Codi PetersFreddie & Karen CloptonGregg & Lisa HessJim & Angie HuebnerJim & Paula TurpenJoe & Becky HodgesRod & Ruth SchakeRobert SchappPP Charlie & Connie MarchandPP Tom & Randy Brummett

Be More Help Campaign Brad Waite Calvin Richard Paul Bohannon William Siburg PP Daryl Finley Paul Bulduc Pete Larson PP Gary Unger

In Honor of Potentate Allen Smith and First Lady Vicki:Gene & Brenda Holman

In Memory of Bill Shook:PP Frank & Susie Kroupa

In Memory of Russell Lambert:PP Frank & Susie KroupaPP Ralph JoosJon & Marti NeelyTheresa SchoonoverMichael & Paula Palermo

In Memory of Sally Larsen:PP Ralph Joos

In Memory of Anita Sohm:PP Ralph Joos

BUILDING FUND

Red BrickProvost Ladies/Anita SohmTangier Motor B/Carl & Helen Brandenburg

TRANSPORTATION FUND

Walt & Sandy PriceKeith & Helen NiemannLeslie & Joanne Oleson

In Memory of Sally Larsen:PP Don & Sharon PerryArlene WarsockiLenny Begley

In Memory of Anita Sohm:Arlene Warsocki Lenny Begley

In Memory of John Clements:PP Tom & Randy Brummett

In Memory of Russell Lambert:PP Tom & Randy BrummettDon AndrewsDonnie & Tina BowermanDean & Judy AbelsChuck & Pat WatkinsIvan & Karen Vrtiska

In Memory of Bill Shook:Don & Anne EppleyPP Don & Sharon PerryJune Erwin

Stated Meeting ExpirationsJohn E. Clements .........Jul 25, 2020Fred A. Burklund ..........Aug 6, 2020Raymond E. Kincanon Aug 11, 2020Virgil L. Rohlff .............Aug 13, 2020Alfred E. Welch ...........Aug 17, 2020Thomas C. Johnson...Aug 23, 2020D. Keith Krob ...............Aug 26, 2020

In Memory of LaVerne Vrbka:Arlene WarsockiLenny Begley

In Memory of Ray Bruneteau:PP Don & Sharon PerryArlene WarsockiLenny Begley

In Memory of Frank Bianco:PP Don & Sharon Perry

In Memory Lu Williams:PP Don & Sharon Perry

In Memory of Milton Leefers:PP Don & Sharon Perry

In Memory of Lovina Blanchard:Botna Valley Shrine Club

55


September 2020Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4 5

6 7 8 9 10 Stated Meeting

11 12 Blood Drive

13 14 15 16 17 18 19

20 Spaghetti Feed

21 22 23 24 25 26

27 Vintage Iron

Show & Shine

28 29 30

Scottish RiteFall Outing

October 2020Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 Pirates

Camp-O-Ree

4 Pirates Camporee

5 6 7 8 Stated Meeting

9 10

11 12 Columbus Day

13 14 15 16 17

18 19 20 21 22 23 24

25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Halloween

Trunk or Treat Halloween Party

???

Circus Kick-Off

Blood Drive

Blood Drive

66


ChantersBy: Bernie Hauber

With Captain Virgil Johnson’s blessing, the Chanters held a couple of mostly social meetings at Tangier in July and August. According to a recent press release from CDC, older adults and people with underlying medical conditions remain at increased risk for getting severely ill from COVID-19. Many of the Chanters fall into those categories. It is no surprise that some Chanters chose not to attend these meetings.

Because of the COVID-19 crisis, work on preparations for the 2020 Chanters’ Rib Feed was delayed. We have determined there are multiple hurdles and needed answers in order to have this fundraiser be successful. In a meeting in August, the Chanters decided to cancel this activity for 2020.

The act of singing may contribute to transmission of COVID-19, possibly through emission of aerosols during singing. Our director, Chris Work (who is also a public school music teacher), is still awaiting results and guidance from ongoing studies, i.e. examining aerosol rates produced by vocalists, and how quickly those aerosol rates accumulate in a space. Until such times our ability to perform is extremely limited.

When we meet again, there will be discussion about the “new normal” and its effect on possible cancellation of the 2020 Christmas Tour. Previous discussions included possible recording concerts for use in place of the Tour. If we find a way to perform, we will let you know.

The Chanters hope someday to restart their weekly meeting and practice schedule. As is noted in the listing of Units & Clubs, we practice Monday in the Main Room at the Shrine Center. We usually start practice promptly at 7:00 pm. Any noble with even a small interest in singing and a willingness to join us should contact any Chanter or send an email to the Shrine Center. That’s my update for September.

“As long as we live, there is never enough singing.” Martin Luther (16th-century German Cleric)

Boone & CrockettBy: Charlie Binge

It’s September. This has been a very different year. The parade season is nonexistent; the CSSA being canceled for Springfield Missouri, and the Shrine Center closing for three months, and just recently opening again. With that said, it was good to see the Boone & Crockett Club active again.

The B&C Club had a drive thru Fish Fry on July 25th. We did not serve as many meals as we had hoped, but it was a profitable fundraiser. I want to thank all the officers, members and ladies, along with the Divan, who helped with the preparation and serving of the meals. Well done on a very hot day.

The B&C Club Officers drew the winning Gun Raffle tickets on August 12th and congratulations to all the winners and thank you to all who purchased tickets for this annual fundraiser.

The B&C Club is a hunting and fishing club. We have various trips we take during the year for both fishing and hunting. The annual salmon fishing trip to Sheboygan, Wisconsin with eight fishermen will be leaving on August 30th and fishing on August 31st, September 1st, and 2nd. Our hunters are sharpening up their shooting eyes on clay targets and looking forward to migratory bird and upland game seasons. Our Big Game hunters are sighting in their rifles and anticipating the upcoming Deer, Elk, and Antelope seasons.

Our September business meeting will be held on Thursday, September 3rd. Bring a prospective member to the meeting/dinner to meet the brothers and see what the Boone & Crockett Club is all about.

THINK MEMBERSHIP - Bring a Blue Lodge member into the Shrine.

Legion of HonorBy: Jeremy Martin

September is here and before you know it the trees will start to change colors. The Legion of Honor decided to donate $500 to the Tangier general fund to help pay bills. We also have a new raffle ticket sale going on. There will be three prizes and only 200 tickets will be sold. First place will win a Pit Boss 1100 smoker/grill with cover and a meat package; second and third place will win meat packages. If you are interested, tickets are $20 apiece and your favorite LoH member should have them!

As of right now, there are two LoH members who will be going to DC for the IALOH convention and wreath laying in October. It is shaping up to be a good event. Please take care out there and if you would like to join LoH we meet on the first Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm at the Shrine.

Daughters of the Nile

By: Queen Roxanne Mrasek

After reading my article from last month, I realize it is futile to try to predict what we will be doing. This crazy pandemic has a mind of its own and affects all of us differently.

Our August session was again a virtual business session with about 25 ladies. I love seeing all your smiling faces - especially those from Texas & Iowa we would miss if we were not virtual.

Unfortunately, like many Masonic gatherings, Supreme Session has been cancelled. I am hoping we will still have some form of virtual business session so we can elect a new Supreme Princess Badoura.

All planned fundraisers for August and September have been canceled, but there are some new ones planned. Watch your mail and your front yard for details!

A few years ago, we sold some luxury bed sheets and have found those sheets are wearing out. So once again we are selling sheets. There is a beautiful variety of colors and any size you need. They sell for $40 per set and we earn $10. Angie Larsen has all the details. If you are interested her phone number is 402-306-9057!

The next planned fundraiser is the Fall dinner in October. We have not yet determined the format for that event but will let you know as soon as possible.

Smile to end: I was watching an Australian cooking show and the audience clapped when the chef made meringue. I was surprised because Australians usually boo meringue.

By: Carl Simmons

August came and went and the virus continues to impact us. Life is a challenge. We are thankful for the fellowship we can continue to enjoy.

Our fireworks stand operated without any flooding thanks to a well-placed layout and a better tent. Sales exceeded expectations and for the majority of time we had a good turnout. Thanks to all who came out to help! A special thanks to the Provost Ladies – we couldn’t do it without your help.

Speaking of help, we are gearing up for our next big event, the Spaghetti Feed on September 20th. We expect this year’s drive-through will be busier than ever and we will need your help to keep the lines moving smoothly. We still need a few more nobles to reach our membership goals for 2020, so if you’ve been thinking about being a Provost, just contact a member and we can give you further information.

Provost

Tangier BandBy: Jim Radosevich First a word regarding COVID-19:

‘&$!#%’. The Tangier Band will continue to provide music for the Stated Meetings.

Please participate in the ongoing Membership Drive. If the potential member is a golfer/musician and wants to wear a green jacket like those awarded to the U.S. Masters Winners, have him call Jim at 402-496-2691, as the Most Famous Seated Tangier Band is looking for a few MORE good men!

See you at the September 10th Stated Meeting!

77


Hospital FloatBy: Mike Donham

This pandemic has canceled many activities or caused activities to be rescheduled for Tangier Membership. Since fundraising activities have been canceled, donations for that project would be appreciated.

The Parades have all been canceled. Parades are a great way for Shriners to participate in local activities and make the public aware of the wonderful things we have available for the children in need. Hospital Float members, check those little cars now as it will be a long time until next May.

The Spaghetti Feed is still planned for September 20. Check the Hot Sands for times help is needed. Please volunteer to assist as possible. Many hands make light work!

Again, check the Hot Sands for Hamburger nights which are scheduled to return on October 7th. It will be great to be able to see everyone again. Just please remember social distancing and follow all CDC and local health department guidelines.

Thank you to the Divan for your continuous updates via email reminding the membership to be safe!

Again this year, Hospital Float will sell Holiday Greens. The deadline for ordering will be October 30. If you have ordered in the past, a Hospital Float member will contact you or feel free to contact any member of the unit.

The birthday and anniversary dates of Float members are being revised; watch the October Hot Sands issue for congratulations.

Again, please keep abreast of Tangier and Hospital Float activities in your Hot Sands.

Stay home, stay safe and wear a mask!

Women’s AuxiliaryBy: Jan Moore

Hi All. It’s been a while since I’ve talked with you. I hope that all of you are well and surviving this pandemic with as little stress as possible. We have been to North Carolina to see our kids and the plane ride was a trip in itself. We had to wear masks the entire flight. But enough about us.

Auxiliary will be meeting on September 9 at the Center in the usual spot. The decision to meet only once per month has been made due the fact that we do not have any projects to work on. The General Auxiliary has sent word that money for the wheelchair fund is the project that is of the utmost importance. Any money sent to the General Auxiliary will be used only for the wheelchair project.

We are still collecting aluminum tabs from cans. The can tabs can be beer, soda, soup, cat food, etc. The method to determine if the tab is made of aluminum is to use a magnet - if the tab sticks to the magnet, throw it out. Aluminum does NOT stick to a magnet. The Daniels and Moores took tabs to the recycler in May or June and collected $33.92. We have a new collection started and have more at the Center to sort, which we will do on September 9.

Since the start of the tab program in 2002 the following has happened: 2002 collected 1605 pounds of tabs sold for $642.42; 2019 collected 5181 pounds of tabs sold for $2318.88; total collected to date 65,251 pounds (about 32 tons) sold for $38,726.77. All of the money from the can tabs has been used for the wheelchair fund.

In addition to the can tabs, we would like to encourage you to think about memorials and honorariums to the wheelchair fund. What better way to remember someone, than to give to another. This money is considered a donation and can be used as a deduction on your taxes. If this is what you choose, the check should be made out to the Tangier Ladies Auxiliary and earmarked wheelchair fund, send it to the Center (please mark it to the attention of the Ladies Auxiliary). We will record it and send a check from Tangier Auxiliary to the General Auxiliary.

Greetings from the Shrine Bowl Unit. We hope everyone and their family has been staying well and we wish a quick recovery for those that don’t. A huge Thank You to Dean Abels and his Lady Judy for hosting this years SBU picnic at their home which was held on Sat Aug 22 where a good time was had by all. Dean and Judy were super in that they stepped up to host on very short notice as Rod Schake and his Lady Ruth who were all set to host had to cancel Friday. We do thank them for volunteering to host and hopefully it works for next year. Congrats to Bruce Arp and Jan Cade for winning this years annual SBU Ladder Golf Cup. Those two ran the gauntlet and easily beat all takers. Congrats to Bill German as he set an SBU record in that he was lucky enough to crash both Jenga games.

Unfortunately with the Big 10 Conference cancelling this year’s football season the unit has also decided to cancel our Big Red Prime Rib Dinners for this year as well. It wasn’t an easy decision and we are all really disappointed but feel with no NU games scheduled and the current disruptions it is the best decision. We definitely plan on hosting them next year and hopefully back to full capacity.

Our unit is scheduled to help serve at the Spaghetti Feed on Sep 20th and we have our usual shift from 3:00 – 7:00. Please come help if you can as it always a fun time and our help is needed. Our next unit meeting is Tuesday Sep 8th @ 7:00 and I hope to see you there. Stay safe and well.

Mobile NoblesBy: Jeff Blocklinger

Hey everybody. I hope everyone is doing well in these uncertain times. As everything is slowly opening back up and closing again and opening again, we are all just sitting on the edge of our seats waiting to hear if we can go to the lounge and see our friends. Remember though, we still have to be careful - I would hate to see anyone sick and hear that they may have gotten it from Tangier, but our Potentate and Divan are taking the necessary steps to prevent that from happening and we all say thank you.

It’s kind of a bummer about this year’s parade season but it has given us some time to make some improvements to 357 and the kids train. Some of the improvements we have been debating are replacing the carpet in the club car, painting the kids train, making the engine of the kids train look more like a train, and getting something for the trailer of the kids train advertising for Shriners Hospitals for Children.

With all the improvement that we discussed at our last meeting we still found some time to honor two of our members. There are two men that have made it their mission to keep 357 running and at its very best throughout the years from making sure that it gets its routine maintenance to replacing parts that most of us wouldn’t even think of. These two men have gone above and beyond and for that the Mobile Nobles have voted to grant Dan Waldon and Larry Drews lifetime members of the Mobile Nobles. So with that I wrap it up and ask that next time you see Dan or Larry please congratulate them and thank them for keeping 357 running.

What comes... Once in a minute, Twice in a moment,But never in 1000 years?

The Letter M

88


A Tangier Tradition is that candidates for Elected Divan and Trustee offices announce their intentions poolside at the CSSA Hotel after Saturday’s parade.

Although CSSA 2020 has been cancelled,the tradition will continue in a slightly different form. There will be an Announcement Party at Tangier.

Come on out for a chance to sendcandidates plunging into a dunking tank!

Saturday, September 5th from 1pm-3pm

ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY!

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, 402-342-1300BE SURE TO SUPPORT YOUR BLUE LODGE

AND ALL APPENDANT BODIES!

Omaha York RiteDATES TO REMEMBER

SeptemberSept. 5 KSA Escape Room Challenge

6:30 pmSept. 12 Knights of St. Andrew meeting

9:00 amSept. 16 Scottish Rite Fall Outing

4:30 pm Papillion Gun ClubSept. 18 Scotch Tasting 6:00 pmSept. 30 RiteCare Classic Golf Benefit

11:00 am Pacific Springs Golf Course

SeptemberSept. 4 Mt. Calvary Commandery #1 Meeting

7:30 pm, PMCSept. 9 Florence Chapter #61 RAM Potluck

Dinner 6:30 pm/Meeting 7:30 pm, PMCSept. 14 Omaha Chapter #1 Royal Arch Masons

7:30 pm, BenMCSept. 14 Plattsmouth York Rite Meeting

7:30 pm, PlatMLSept. 17 Omaha Council #1 Cryptic Masons 7:00

pm, Bellevue MC

We will have free food, pop and tap Beer, and happy hour pricing

for all other beverages.

99


NOBLE OF THE MONTHNOBLE OF THE MONTH

NO NOBLES FOR THE MONTHS OF APRIL–AUGUSTNO NOBLES FOR THE MONTHS OF APRIL–AUGUST

/Users/kevinconner/A Files/Clients/Tangier Folder/ Hot Sands/Hot Sands 2020/09_Sept_HotSands_2020 Folder/Articles Sep 2020/Membership Goals 2020_August.xlsx, 8/25/20

Andrew MuskaWelcome 3 New Nobles for August Benjamen GraberBrian JonesUnit Name 2020 Goal YTD Club Name 2020 Goal YTDArab Patrol 2 1 Arbor Shrine 2Band 2 Boone & Crockett 4Chanters 2 Botna Valley 1Clowns 3 1 Corvette Club 3Cycle Patrol 1 Fremont 2Directors Staff 5 Mo Ri 2Greeters 2 North Bend 2Hospital Float 2 Oasis 1Jo De Ra 2 Pirates 2 1Keystone Kops 4 Racers 3Legion of Honor 3 Ritual Divan 2Mobile Nobles 5 Road Runners 2Motor A 2 Sand Hills 3Motor B 2 Spirits of the Shrine 2Provost Guard 4 Vintage Iron 3 1Roadsters II 2 Wise Ashes 3Shrine Bowl 4 Yoshi 3

Club Total 40 2

Unit Total 47 2 Past Potentates 3 2Ill Sir Al Smith is continuing Trustees 3our membership goals totals Divan 7 2for this year let's all worktogether to meet his goal!! Tangier 2020 Total 100 8

We all are on

the MEMBERSHIP

This

2020 MEMBERSHIP GOALS

January 2020Fred Gach

February 2020Dave Macdonald

March 2020Howard Fouts

1010


Kruzin Kushions Movie & Dinner Night

Sunday, December 27th

GhostbustersDinner served at 5 with movie to follow.

Only 1 Movie Night Left. You can still get in.Tickets available from unit members or at Tangier office.

Vintage Iron Club Presents:

Show & Shine from 11:00 - 4:00Registration 8:00 - 11:00

(Pre-Registration Deadline September 25, 2020)

Sponsor Awards for Cars, Trucks & Motorcycles

DJ Music DJ Music

All Day

All DayAwards Presented at 3:00

Tangier Shrine Center • 2823 S. 84th Street*OPEN TO THE PUBLIC*

Summer’s EndSummer’s EndSummer’s EndSummer’s EndShow & ShineShow & ShineShow & ShineShow & Shine

Proceeds are for the benefit of Tangier Vintage Iron Club activities. Payments are not deductible as charitable contributions

Rain or

Rain or

ShineShine

Food, Drink, Raffles, Door Prizes & FUN FOR ALL

September 27, 2020September 27, 2020

1111


Sponsor ......................................... ThemeSponsor .................................................................... ThemeBuilders Supply ........................................................ HandymanCentenial Lodge 326/Tangier Chanters ................... TBDChristensen, Jon and Pam ....................................... TBDDietrich, Darren and Amy ........................................ TBDEyman Plumbing ...................................................... TBDHirls Catering-Jim Hirl ............................................. TBDHome Wise Roofing and Exteriors ........................... ChristmasHuebner, Knickman, Kliment ................................... TBDJust Good Meat ........................................................ TBDKeast Motors ............................................................ TBDLarsen Construction ................................................ TBDMangiameli / Terrell ................................................. TBDMiloma Lodge .......................................................... TBDMy Forever DNA ....................................................... TBDOmaha Glass Pro ..................................................... ChristmasParr Family ............................................................... Disney DreamerSara Haley Freelance Services ................................ TBDSat Ra #59, Daughters of the Nile ........................... TBDThe Schmidt Family ................................................. WellnessStoffers Family ......................................................... TBDTangier Arab Patrol .................................................. Cash is KingTangier Corvette Club .............................................. TBDTangier Divan ........................................................... TBDTangier Legion of Honor .......................................... TBDTangier Mobile Nobles ............................................. Fireball ExpressTangier Vintage Iron ................................................ TBDTangier Wise Ashes .................................................. Smokin SpiritsWaite Home Services ............................................... TBD

Feztival of Trees Sponsors to DateIt is now under 80 days to the start of the 2020 Feztival of Trees, an

important fundraiser for Tangier.This event takes enormous planning throughout the year. We had our first meeting in early July to discuss decorations, advertising, trees, labor & of course the selection of delicious food & drinks.

If you would like to help the Feztival Team, please contact the office.Here are the Tree Sponsors that have sent in

their signed entry forms.

1212


Saturday, December 12, 2020Noble Edward “Ed” Thompson

2020FALL CEREMONIAL

Harken ye to the Potentate’s

Call!Heed well, all ye Sons.

The Mighty One hath spoken from the Golden Cloud

which cometh down from the zenith of the Seventh Heaven.

Comes the call to all ye good and faithful nobles to m

ake

a pilgrimage to the sacred city of Mecca. Now therefore,

your Illustrious Potentate will lead forth a magnificent

caravan. Seek ye worthy Sons of the Desert – promising

them the benevolent brotherhood accorded to all p

ious and

trusty nobles of the Mystic Shrine. The Arab Soothsayers

have checked the stars in the Arabic horoscope and selected

Saturday, December 12th, 2020 for ceremonial session

.

Es Selamu Aleikum

Wm. Allen Smith

Illustrious Potentate

Attest:

Robert L. Schapp, Jr.

Recorder

1313


Tangier ShrineFALL CEREMONIAL SCHEDULE

Saturday, December 12, 2020Now is the time, those of you that went through “Cold Sands” please come back for the Second Section “Historical Degree”

10:30 A.M. Receive and register Candidates

11:30 A.M. Lunch

12:15 P.M. Introduction of Elected Divan and Dignitaries Legion of Honor presents colors, pledge and prayer Potentate’s Remarks & Introduction of Class Honoree 12:30 P.M. Ritualistic Divan will present First Section

2:00 P.M. Second Section “Historical Degree”

4:00 P.M. New Nobles Fezzed with Ladies Class Pictures

5:00 P.M. Reception and Social Gathering with Units and Clubs at Aksarben Suites, 72nd & Cedar St.

Nobles – Downstairs bar will open at 2:30 P.M. with open bar.Please come and show your support to the new Nobles and Tangier Shrine.

10:30–5:00 P.M. Ladies Program at Tangier Shrine

Free Babysitting Provided for Candidate’s Children.Please come and show your support - Open to all Nobles and Ladies

PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE TO RSVP YOUR CANDIDATE

~~~ Watch for updates on times etc. ~~~

1414


Join us in beautiful Costa Rica!Dreams Las Mareas Luxury All-Inclusive Resort

February 1 - 7, 2021

Steve & Cheryl Elliott invite you to join them for a 6-night stay at this 5-star all-inclusive resort!

Travel Arrangements by:Kem Matthews, Enchanted Travel402-390-929117504 Wright Street [email protected]

Package includes roundtrip airfare, transportation to resort & back to airport, 6 nights/7 day accomodations, all meals & all beverages.

Cost – Garden $4,600.00 – Ocean View $5,100.00.

Cost – Garden $4,600.00 – Ocean View $5,100.00.

1515


Tangier Pirates Camp-O-Ree

When: 2pm, Saturday October 3rd until 11am, Sunday October 4th

Where: Tangier Shrine Parking Lot

Cost: $50 per camping spot

What's included: Camping spot, dinner, and breakfast for two campers

Why: Fun, fellowship and fundraising

What else: First come first served on limited number of power spots. Make your reservations early

Who: Contact Captain Eric Hadcock or First Wench Tracie for reservations. Call or text 402-990-7909 or 402-415-8092

OSJUL20IO2N© 2020 SHRINERS HOSPITALS FOR CHILDREN®

Every year, Shriners Hospitals for Children® selects two National Patient Ambassadors to represent the health care system’s patients. The ambassadors spend the year sharing their stories of perseverance in the face of adversity and the ways Shriners Hospitals for Children has made a dramatic difference in their lives. Introducing our two new Ambassadors:

INTRODUCING OUR 2020-2021 NATIONAL PATIENT AMBASSADORS:

CONNORConnor, 14, was born with a bilateral incomplete cleft lip and complete cleft palate involving the hard and soft palate. As a newborn, his condition was so severe that he was even unable to create the suction needed to feed. By the time he was 3 weeks old, he was failing to gain weight and was about to be admitted to a hospital. That’s when Connor’s family learned about Shriners Hospitals for Children — Chicago.

There, his RN care coordinator gave his mother, Kelly, a special syringe, making it possible for her to finally feed her baby. And from that moment, Connor began an extensive treatment plan of surgeries and interventions that extends until he is 21, so that some repairs can be made after he has stopped growing.

Connor’s condition affects not only his teeth and his ability to eat, but also his speech, hearing, and social and emotional well-being. In addition, Connor has a connective tissue disorder that eventually made it difficult for the active teen to participate in contact sports.

Still, Connor’s can-do spirit and supportive family have helped him to find many ways to pursue his passions. Connor umpires for youth baseball, acts as a physical education mentor for other kids with disabilities at his school, and is an advocate and community volunteer. But most of all, Connor is a golfer. He maintains a busy training schedule and hopes to one day become a pro. And with his family, Connor is part of a large local annual fundraiser, a golf tournament that has over the years raised more than $200,000 for Shriners Hospitals for Children.

“I just want to use my time as a National Patient Ambassador to help other kids,” Connor said. “I want kids to know that no matter what they look like, or how they walk, or what makes them different – that they shouldn’t let anyone else make them feel bad. I want to help other kids feel good about themselves and their differences. I’m excited to make an impact on other Shriners kids’ lives and spread awareness about our amazing hospitals and Shriners.”

THE STORIES OF CONNOR AND MIACONNOR MIA

MIAMia, 16, was born with a severe case of infantile idiopathic scoliosis. Her journey with Shriners Hospitals for Children began when she was 2, when she was first seen at the St. Louis location. Mia’s treatments have included halo traction to gradually straighten and stretch her spine, as well as nearly 20 surgeries.

During her extensive time in the hospital, Mia and her care team developed a tight bond, and Mia considers the people she knows at Shriners Hospitals – her doctors, nurses, therapists, and even the security guard – family. She has served as a patient ambassador for Shriners Hospitals for Children — St Louis since she was 4 and has spoken to numerous audiences on behalf of the hospital. She has also appeared in promotional videos and media interviews. Mia’s passion is theater and singing, and she was featured singing I’ll Be Home for Christmas in our holiday commercials. Mia is also part of the Shriners children’s choir that performed in a recent recording of Foreigner’s hit song I Want to Know What Love Is.

“I am so honored to be in this position,” Mia said. “For as long as I can remember, I have always loved Shriners Hospitals. Not just because of the life it has given me, but the real love that comes from it. This community consists of the best people, and it truly makes my heart soar to know I’m a large part of it. It makes me proud to know that I will be giving back to a hospital that not only gave me a normal life but is a second home for myself and my family.”

We congratulate Connor and Mia, and thank them for their willingness to represent Shriners Hospitals for Children and share their stories.

To learn more about Shriners Hospitals for Children, please visit shrinershospitalsforchildren.org.

OSJUL20IO2N© 2020 SHRINERS HOSPITALS FOR CHILDREN®


INTRODUCING OUR 2020-2021 NATIONAL PATIENT AMBASSADORS:

CONNORConnor, 14, was born with a bilateral incomplete cleft lip and complete cleft palate involving the hard and soft palate. As a newborn, his condition was so severe that he was even unable to create the suction needed to feed. By the time he was 3 weeks old, he was failing to gain weight and was about to be admitted to a hospital. That’s when Connor’s family learned about Shriners Hospitals for Children — Chicago.

There, his RN care coordinator gave his mother, Kelly, a special syringe, making it possible for her to finally feed her baby. And from that moment, Connor began an extensive treatment plan of surgeries and interventions that extends until he is 21, so that some repairs can be made after he has stopped growing.



“I just want to use my time as a National Patient Ambassador to help other kids,” Connor said. “I want kids to know that no matter what they look like, or how they walk, or what makes them different – that they shouldn’t let anyone else make them feel bad. I want to help other kids feel good about themselves and their differences. I’m excited to make an impact on other Shriners kids’ lives and spread awareness about our amazing hospitals and Shriners.”

THE STORIES OF CONNOR AND MIACONNOR MIA

MIAMia, 16, was born with a severe case of infantile idiopathic scoliosis. Her journey with Shriners Hospitals for Children began when she was 2, when she was first seen at the St. Louis location. Mia’s treatments have included halo traction to gradually straighten and stretch her spine, as well as nearly 20 surgeries.

During her extensive time in the hospital, Mia and her care team developed a tight bond, and Mia considers the people she knows at Shriners Hospitals – her doctors, nurses, therapists, and even the security guard – family. She has served as a patient ambassador for Shriners Hospitals for Children — St Louis since she was 4 and has spoken to numerous audiences on behalf of the hospital. She has also appeared in promotional videos and media interviews. Mia’s passion is theater and singing, and she was featured singing I’ll Be Home for Christmas in our holiday commercials. Mia is also part of the Shriners children’s choir that performed in a recent recording of Foreigner’s hit song I Want to Know What Love Is.




CONNORConnor, 14, was born with a bilateral incomplete cleft lip and complete cleft palate involving the hard and soft

palate. As a newborn, his condition was so severe that he was even unable to create the suction needed to feed. By the time he was 3 weeks old, he was failing to gain weight and was about to be admitted to a hospital. That’s when Connor’s family learned about Shriners Hospitals for Children — Chicago.

There, his RN care coordinator gave his mother, Kelly, a special syringe, making it possible for her to finally feed

her baby. And from that moment, Connor began an extensive treatment plan of surgeries and interventions that extends until he is 21, so that some repairs can be made after he has stopped growing.



“I just want to use my time as a National Patient Ambassador to help other kids,” Connor said. “I want kids to know that no matter what they look like, or how they walk, or what makes them different – that they shouldn’t let anyone else make them feel bad. I want

to help other kids feel good about themselves and their differences. I’m excited to make an impact on other Shriners kids’ lives and spread awareness about our amazing hospitals and Shriners.”


MIAMia, 16, was born with a severe case of infantile idiopathic

scoliosis. Her journey with Shriners Hospitals for Children began when she was 2, when she was first seen at the St. Louis location. Mia’s treatments have included halo traction to gradually straighten and stretch her spine, as well as nearly 20 surgeries.

During her extensive time in the hospital, Mia and her care team developed a tight bond, and Mia considers the people she knows at Shriners Hospitals – her doctors, nurses, therapists, and even the security guard – family. She has served as a patient ambassador for Shriners Hospitals for Children — St Louis since she was 4 and has spoken to numerous audiences on behalf of the hospital. She has also appeared in promotional videos and media interviews. Mia’s passion is theater and singing, and

she was featured singing I’ll Be Home for Christmas in our holiday commercials. Mia is also part of the Shriners children’s choir that performed in a recent recording of Foreigner’s hit song I Want to Know What Love Is.




INTRODUCING OUR 2020-2021 NATIONAL PATIENT

AMBASSADORS:

THE STORIES OFConnor & Mia

1616


“Let Us Show You How Home Remodeling is Supposed To Be”

Chad and Kory grew up Elkhorn in the 80’s riding big wheels together. Now they have traded in their big wheels for Black Carp’s Trucks and remodeling homes in the Omaha Metro Area.

Keeping homeowners happy, comfortable, and informed is an integral part of our business practices. We are a locally homegrown business that will be here for you when you need us and make your remodeling experience an enjoyable and affordable one that you will be able to enjoy for years to come. With Carp’s you get the advantages of a large one-stop shop with the customer service you might find at a smaller company. We started with one man and an idea of how, to do things the right way the first time around.

Our customers contact us when they want to deal with one company that can take care of all of their service and project needs.

We don’t profit by overcharging and getting cheap labor and moving on to the next project. We believe that it is vital to have homeowners involved in every step of the process.

• ROOFING / ALL TYPES • SIDING / JAMES HARDIE /VINYL • GUTTERS / LEAFFREE • DECKS • WINDOWS • PAINTING

17804 Storage Rd., Unit A, Omaha • [email protected]

Chad Carpender - President 402-651-1493

www.carpsomaha.com

HAMBURGER NIGHTs

Hamburger Nights have been cancelled for the

remainder of 2020.

Sound & Video Sound & Video Room TrainingRoom Training

Tuesday Tuesday October 13October 13

We are training nobles and ladies who are willing to learn how to use the sound and video systems. Tue, Oct 13. It will start at 5:30 and end by 6:30.

••• Meet us in the main room.•••

1717


BERKSHIRE HATHAWAYHomeServices

Ambassador Real Estate

BRETT & TRISH THOMPSON REALTORS®

THOMPSON REALTY TEAM 331 Village Pointe PlazaOmaha, Nebraska 68118402-709-6995 Brett Cell 402-895-6606 Trish Cell

[email protected] [email protected]

A member of the franchise systemof BHH Affiliates, LLC

www.BHHSamb.com

The Experts in Men’s Health

•Custom ED Treatments, 99% Effective•Low Testosterone Treatments•Non-Surgical Penile Enhancements•NeoGraft Hair Restoration•Private Exam Rooms •Confidential Consultations•Guaranteed & Immediate Results

We Can Help When the Pills Fail!

Join the thousands of patients who are no longer suffering because they had the courage to call NuMale Medical Center.

402-807-2002 • www.NuMale.comCall or Visit Us Online Today!

*Res

ults

May

Var

y. P

ictu

res a

re m

odel

s. 4352676-01

©

Trusted Service. Sound Advice. Fast Decisions.

GreatWesternBank.com 402.952.6000©2015, Great Western Bank

Medicare SupplementIndividual Health InsuranceDental ProtectionLife Insurance

Established in 2001, GoldKey Consulting specializes in the senior market, working with and educating people who are turn-ing 65 or just coming into Medicare for the first time.We take the time to explain ALL of your options and help you pick a plan that’s right for your individual needs.

4602 N 192nd Terrace Cir. Elkhorn, NE 68022Toll Free: (866) 630-0191 Fax: (402) 498-8392

Email: [email protected]

1818


Residential & CommercialLICENSED • INSURED • BONDED

NO JOB TOO SMALL!!

DAVID E. ANDERSON

Business: 553-1565Fax: 553-3014

1707 N. 42 St., #17 • Omaha, Ne 68111

DAVID’S ELECTRICDAVID’S ELECTRIC

Don Kroupa Ins. AgencySpecializing in All Types of Insurance

[email protected]

12865 Deauville Dr.1 Blk. So. of 129th & Q St.

Omaha, NE 68137-3293Fax: 402.895.1118

ALL OF YOUR

MEDICAL SUPPLIES

& PRESCRIPTIONS

Kubat Pharmacy protects you from life's storms. Our ProActive re-supply program with CPAP,Incontinence, Catheters, Compression Hosiery and Ostomy.

We can Sync all your medications too! We'll deliver or mailyour supplies and prescriptions right to you. A convenient and easy way to save time and focus onliving....life moves too fast to slow down.

Enroll today! And take control with ProActive Living. (402) 315-1930

IN SYNC

“The Agency That Works For You.”

Rob Kuhl Shrine Member

(402) 932-92932809 S 125th Ave., Suite 284

Omaha, NE 68144 www.MonclairInsuranceGroup.com

www.tang iershrine.com

Available on our website!

Hot Sands Hot Sands NewsletterNewsletter

1919


HEAFEY HEAFEY HOFFMANN

DWORAK & CUTLERM O R T U A R I E S A N D C R E M A T O R Y

(402) 391-3900 Our Legacy OfService Continues…

www.heafeyheafey.com

WEST CENTER ROAD CHAPEL 7805 West Center Rd. • 402-391-3900

16TH & VINTON STREET CHAPEL2466 South 16th St. • 402-346-1144

BELLEVUE MEMORIAL CHAPEL2202 Hancock St., Bellevue • 402-291-5000

• Advanced Funeral Planning Professionals•Cremation • Spacious Facilities

Looking For A Diamond?

See Bob Malashock at Malashock Jewelry. As a Certified Gemologist with the American Gem Society and a fellow Mason, Bob will ensure you get the most for your money.

Most importantly, Bob will make sure you understand the real way diamonds are priced so that you are certain to choose the stone thats right for you or your immediate family member.

Please call Bob to set up an appointment or stop in during our normal store hours.

Don’t forget to mention that you are a fellow Mason to receive your special price.

Village Pointe South16811 Burke Street

(402) 496-9990 Email: [email protected]

2020


www.MrEdsFlags.comStore 800-721-3524

Fax 712-323-360919278 Conifer Lane

Council Bluffs, IA. 51503

DEAN712-323-7095

Our Family Helping Yours.Roeder Mortuaries...family owned & operated since 1912.

Pre-arranged Funerals • Guaranteed PlansPayment Plans Available

496-9000108th Street Chapel

2727 N. 108th StreetOmaha, NE 68164

453-5600Ames Chapel

4932 Ames AvenueOmaha, NE 68104

www.roedermortuary.com

332-0090Gretna Chapel

11710 Standing StoneOmaha, NE 68028

Eye Exams Available - Most Vision Plans Accepted - Large Selecon of Designer Eyewear

Dr. John Herbolsheimer 3906 Twin Creek Drive Bellevue, NE 68123 402-932-8007

Dr. Donald Krysl 8146 South 96th Street La Vista, NE 68128 402-934-2034

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

STRAIGHTFORWARD. We offer clear strategies with smart, personalized solutions that match your goals and show you the path to achieve them.

450 Regency Parkway, Suite 400Omaha, NE | zahminvestmentgroup.com

Brian ZahmSenior Vice President,

Financial Advisor(402) 392-7885

Matt JohnsonAssociate Financial Advisor

(402) 392-7809

THE ZAHMINVESTMENT GROUPAdvisors with D.A. Davidson & Co. member SIPC

INVESTMENTSRETIREMENT PLANNINGWEALTH MANAGEMENT

YOUR AD HEREPlease Contact Tangier

Shrine Office to see how.

402-392-0404

2121


2020 UNITS & CLUBS MEETINGS

/Users/kevinconner/A Files/Clients/Tangier Folder/ Hot Sands/Hot Sands 2020/Jan_HotSands_2020/Articles Jan 2020/Unit and Club Meeting and Divan Rep 2020_191219.xlsx,12/19/19

UNITS TIME MEETING DATE LOCATION CONTACT PHONE DIVAN REPArab Patrol 7:00 P.M. 2nd Monday Tangier Barry Higgins 402-212-1169 Dave RobinsonBand 7:00 P.M. 4th Thursday Tangier Keenan Dornan 402-982-9671 Ron BarberChanters 7:00 P.M. Every Monday Tangier Virgil Johnson 402-681-6324 Joe HodgesClowns 6:30 P.M. 1st Friday Tangier Grant Ticknor 402-689-2406 Bryan DemingCycle Patrol 6:30 P.M. 1st Monday Jack & Mary’s (114th & Dodge) Phil Stier 402-670-8069 AllDirectors Staff 7:00 P.M. 4th Monday Tangier Randy Behounek 402-210-4995 Paul GonzalesGreeters 6:30 P.M. 2nd Tuesday Farmhouse Michael German 402-972-0667 Bill GermanHospital Float 5:30 P.M. 3rd Saturday Various Todd Davison 402-968-7396 Travis Drews Jo De Ra 6:30 P.M. 1st Monday Brother Sebastian's James Reese 402-212-5405 IS Al SmithKeystone Kops 7:30 P.M. 2nd Friday Tangier Joe Burtzel 402-680-7524 Steve ElliottLegion of Honor 7:00 P.M. 1st Tuesday Tangier John Chester 402-319-9157 Bill GermanMobile Nobles 11:00A.M 1st Saturday Tangier Brad Graham 402-944-3617 Bryan DemingMotor A 6:30 P.M. 1st Monday Various Richard Chilton 402-657-8021 Ralph Joos Jr PPMotor B 6:00 P.M. 1st Monday Tangier Chuck Cline Jr 402-321-2511 Travis DrewsOriental Band 7:00 P.M. 1st & 2nd Monday Various Vern Gibson 402-669-6212 Joe HodgesProvost Guard 7:00 P.M. 3rd Thursday Tangier Wade Ridout 712-355-1700 Steve ElliottRoadster II 7:00 P.M. 3rd Wednesday Fremont Lodge Jerry Nielsen 402-721-2785 AllShrine Bowl 7:00 P.M. 2nd Tuesday Various Rob Kuhl 402-672-4925 Bob Schapp

CLUBS TIME MEETING DATE LOCATION CONTACT PHONE DIVAN REPAmateur Radio Alaric Dailey 402-390-2492 Freddie CloptonArbor 7:00 P.M. Last Tuesday Nebraska City Various Kiel VanderVeen 402-209-0555 Bob SchappBig Wheels of the Shrine Nick Jensen 402-212-5746 Ralph Joos Jr PPBoone & Crockett 6:30 P.M. 1st Thursday Tangier Joe Hodges 402-320-3494 Paul GonzalesBotna Valley 6:30 P.M. 4th Tuesday Various Jay DeYoung 712-370-1477 AllCabiri 11:30A.M. Quarterly Gorat's Charlie Marchand 402-660-8611 Ralph Joos Jr PPCorvette Club 6:00 P.M. 2nd Monday Tangier William Sullivan 402-290-9401 Steve ElliottDemolay 7:00 P.M. 3rd Tuesday Tangier Kevin Grazer 402-250-3563 Jeremy MartinFremont 6:30 P.M. Last Monday Various Phil Stier 402-670-8069 AllHillbilly Clan 98 Varies Ralph's Place Jim Sklenar 402-960-7282 Bill GermanKruzin Kushions 7:00 P.M. 3rd Wednesday Tangier Card Room Dave Workman 402-651-9483 Travis DrewsMo Ri 6:30 P.M. 3rd Thursday Various Randy Jaccaud 402-884-2988 AllNorth Bend 8:00 P.M. 4th Wednesday Morris Bluff Legion Hall Thomas Mullally 402-651-3630 AllOasis 7:30 P.M. 3rd Tuesday Schuyler Terry Scheunemann 402-615-0243 Paul BohannonPickup Truck Club 7:00 P.M. 2nd Tuesday Tangier Charlie Beasor 402-290-7701 AllPirates 6:30 P.M. 4th Monday Tangier Eric Hadcock 402-990-7909 Bob SchappRacers 7:00 P.M. 2nd Monday Tangier Reginald Boyer 402-468-5532 Ron BarberRitual Divan Varies Scott Straley 208-921-4811 AllRoad Runners 12:00 N 2nd Saturday Tangier James Ryan 402-505-0902 Bryan DemingSandhills Varies Jeremiah Schartz 402-340-7007 AllShrinerazzi 7:00 P.M. 4th Thursday Tangier Greg Norton 402-680-4055 Ron BarberSmokin Shriners 6:00 P.M. 3rd Thursday Tangier Sonny Ashford 402-651-0149 AllSpirits of the Shrine 7:00 P.M. 1st Monday Various Dillon Hadcock 402-366-7776 Paul GonzalesVintage Iron 7:00 P.M. 4th Tuesday Tangier Richard German 712-790-2670 Dave RobinsonWise Ashes 6:30 P.M. 3rd Tuesday Various Greg Hadcock 402-510-0018 Dave Robinson

LADIES MEETINGS TIME DAY OF MTG LOCATION CONTACT PHONEDaughters of the Nile 1:00 or 6:00 P.M. 1st Thursday Tangier Main Room Roxanne Mrasek 402-690-1870Sat-Ra Patrol 6:30 / 7:00 P.M. Mondays Tangier Lower Level Bev Donham 402-558-9032Pageantry Dancers 5:30:00 P.M. Every Monday Tangier Main Room Angie Huebner 402-690-0213Women's Auxiliary 10:00 A.M. 2nd & 4th Wed Tangier Lower Level Faye Daniels 402-850-6274Golden Girls 12:00 P.M. 2nd Tuesday Tangier Lower Level Marilyn Guss 402-315-7241

1st Thursday

3rd Monday

2222


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

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……...402-392-2211

BUTCHER - LOCKERASC Lockers LLC415 Plz Dr West Point, NE 68788Shawn Koch OwnerCell:402-936-5050 Office: 402-372-6956

COMPUTER SERVICESParkinson Consulting - Michael [email protected]

DRY CLEANERSMax I. Walker DryCleaning & LaundryCasey Walker ....................402-558-3677

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

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

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

FINANCIAL PLANNINGBluePrint Financial PlanningMore Than Just InvestingKiel VanderVeen, CFPPersonalized, Strategic Financial Planningbpfinancialplanning.comNebraska City....................402-873-0530

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 EQUIPMENTTY’s Outdoor PowerSmall Engine, Lawn Mowing Equip.4524 Leavenworth St, Omaha.402-556-1610LOCKERSASC Lockers - Shawn Koch415 Plaza Drive, West Point, NECell 402-936-5050 Office 402-372-6956OFFICE 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

PLUMBERSThe 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.................402-208-4617

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

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

2323


(Payment Enclosed)

Brick Order FormBrick Order FormFor the wall in the Crescent RoomFor the wall in the Crescent Room

Red Brick: $100 Gold Brick $500Red 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 2020Per Capita $30 x 30 years = $900

PERMANENT CONTRIBUTING MEMBER

Hospital $5 x 30 years = $150Total Life Membership beginning Jan 1, 2020

Only $2,150

Invite Someone to Become a Shriner Today!

All Submissions Dueby the 10th of the month

Contact Office for details

Get Your MessageOut There

in the

2424


Tangier Shriners 2823 South 84th StreetOmaha, NE 68124(402) 392-0404 • Fax: (402) 392-2208Email: [email protected] Tangier Lounge (402) 392-1357

Spaghetti Feed 2020 ........................................ Front CoverPotentate’s Message ............................................................. 2Stated Meeting .................................................................... 2Lounge Lunch Specials ...................................................... 2Noble Info Update .............................................................. 2Elected Divan & Appointments ........................................ 3Masonic Family Activities ................................................. 3Memorials ............................................................................ 4Stated Meeting Expirations ............................................... 4Calendar of Tangier Activities .......................................... 5Unit & Club Articles .......................................................6-72020 Show & Shine ............................................................. 7Announcement Party ......................................................... 8Omaha York Rite Dates To Remember............................ 8Scottish Rite Check the Date ............................................. 8Noble of The Month ........................................................... 9Membership Goals ............................................................. 9Kruzin Kushions Movie & Dinner Nights .................... 10Show & Shine .................................................................... 10Feztival of Trees Sponsors ............................................... 11Spring Ceremonial ..................................................12 & 13Discover Costa Rica - Shriner Trip 2021 ....................... 14Camp-O-Ree (Tangier Pirates) ....................................... 15Shriners Hospitals - 2020 National Patient Ambassadors ..15Hamburger Nights Announcement ............................... 16Sound Room Training Course ........................................ 16Advertisements ............................................................16-20Unit & Club Meetings ...................................................... 21Directory Ads .................................................................... 22Lifetime Membership Dues ............................................. 23Brick Order Form ............................................................. 23Blood Drive ....................................................................... 24

Tangier Shrine Lower LevelSaturdaySaturday

September 12th, 2020September 12th, 20208:00 AM – 1:00 PM8:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Also Oct. 16th & 23rdAlso Oct. 16th & 23rdSign up at https://rcblood.org/2Q7QVpv or call 1-800-RED-CROSS or use the blood donor app.

BLOODBLOODDRIVEDRIVE

at tangier shrine center...sunday, sept. 20,2020 11:00 am - 7:00 pm at tangier shrine center contact...

Documents