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VOL. 114, NO. 11
Halloween Treats
L to R: Allison Nesbitt Brigitzer, Ill. Sir
Scott Lipps, Princess
Addy and Holly Todd
NOVEMBER 2014
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ANTIOCH CRIER
From the
Potentate
NOVEMBER 2014
From the
First Lady:
Holly Todd
Ill. Sir Scott Lipps
How about that for an October at
Antioch?! WOW! Antioch Shrine was
on FIRE! Did you get involved? For
a quick review: we finished our 2014
parade season with chilly parades in New
Carlisle and Minster; Hillbilly Clan 91
held a raucous Fall Initiation with over
80 people in attendance; Motor Corps
honored their “Man of the Year” (Virgil
Neal/Snoopy) at a beautiful dinner ceremony (over 80 people in the audience);
your Divan worked on the future of Antioch in meetings with the Antioch Cabiri
(Past Potentates) and the Antioch Shrine
Foundation Board of Directors; the
women of Elissa Guild hosted a fabulous
“Ladies Luncheon” honoring our First
Lady Holly and all the ladies of Antioch;
we sponsored a very successful, firstever Antioch TattooFest with great food
(Thanks, Rick Maynard) a great crowd…
and 14 tattoos…1 touch up and 3 people
still waiting in line when we ran out of
time; we sponsored a fun Children’s
Halloween Party that featured a pumpkin
patch (all kids selecting a pumpkin), a
costume parade, fun and “scary” snacks,
games, musical chairs, a boneyard and
more (thanks and appreciation go out to
Cynthia Hayes, Jessica Conde, Johanna,
Mercedes and John Wesley Ramsey)! And,
we ended October with a wild and crazy
adult Halloween party that will be talked
about for years! Bob & Mitzi Mittlestead,
with some help from the Indy Car Unit,
transformed Antioch into a haunted house
like you have never seen! If you missed
it…you missed out!
Now, catch your breath, November will
feature our 278th Ceremonial (honoring
our very own “Shriner’s Shriner”…Mr.
Larry Rike), our Annual Hospital Fund
Drive Appreciation Dinner (Thanks, Don
Hoke), the Scottish Rite Fall Reunion, the
ROJ Annual Ladies event, Thanksgiving
(Thanks, family), the Dayton Children’s
Parade and the Bobbies Annual Euchre
party. Finally, we end November with our
wonderful (packed) Antioch Children’s
Christmas Party!!!!
So, want to be part of the life, history and
future of Antioch? Get off the couch and
hang on. This is going to be a fun, busy
ride!!! The November Crier contains
dates, times, details and locations.
Thanks for letting me be part of it!
TATTOOFEST!!
Thanksgiving. It’s that time of year
once again! It signals the start of a
lovely, spiritual and fulfilling season
of friends, family and creating warm
memories. Thanksgiving is something we
should express every day. However, with
today’s hectic schedules and overbooked
calendars, our lives frequently become
so busy we overlook our blessings, large
and small. Let’s take a moment to recall a
reason we are thankful.
I would personally like to express my
deep appreciation and thankfulness for the
amazing journey you have all shared with
me. Our years on the Divan have been
such a gift; a blessing one can not imagine
until it has been experienced! Each year
brought so many memories, so many new
faces, so many open hearts and open arms.
We have built wonderful relationships and
lifelong friends. I am thankful for all you
do to support your Divan, to support each
other and most importantly, to support the
children and families we love. Thank you
to each of you for your time, your years of
service and your love of your Shrine!
Have a blessed Thanksgiving season.
ANTIOCH CRIER
NOVEMBER 2014
How Does Your Fez Look?
By Mike Hayes Brass Band President
IN MEMORIAM 2014
OCTOBER 2014
Orla James Chamberlin 09/18/2014
Donald E. Hite
09/25/2014
Robert L. Long, Sr.
09/25/2014
Donald K. Hedge
08/25/2014
Arthur W. Olson
07/14/2014
Dale L. Cool
06/26/2014
Charles R. Conard
09/27/2014
Steven O. Putman
10/05/2014
Norman D. Stuckey
10/07/2014
Jerry V. Minnich
10/12/2014
William “Delmar” Gainey
10/16/2014
inactive
08/06/2007
05/16/1981
04/25/1964
05/10/1980
07/17/1976
05/17/1975
12/23/1968
04/27/2002
04/25/1964
06/11/1988
02/18/1999
OCTOBER 2014
DONATIONS
Ladies Luncheon
Antioch Past Masters
Antioch Gun Club
Antioch 4 Wheelers
Childrens Christmas Party
Fairborn S. C.
Antioch Gun Club
Antioch Kentucky Colonels
IN & OUT OF ANTIOCH
AFFILIATED
John A. Gregory
RESIGNED
Jay W. Blanton
Circus Notes
November 8, 2014 (Friday)
Ad Protection Expires
November 10, 2014 (Monday)
Email list of ads not sold yet
November 10, 2014 (Monday)
Box Office Opens at Antioch
Shrine and UD Arena for exchanging
Noble Coupons for seat tickets and purchasing of tickets for General Public
December 17, 2014 (Wednesday)
Artwork Deadline for Ads,
Friends of the Circus ( signature cards
with money), Coloring Pages, Coloring
Contest Pages & Grandparent’s Pages ,
Clown Card pictures – Take to printer on
12/19/14.
I don’t know about you, but my parade
Fez is well over twenty years old and
shows the excess of body fluids around
the leather hatband make for an unpretty
site. What do you do if your Fez gets too
unwearable? Buy a new one. Purchase
price for a new Fez with lettering runs
over $125.00.
Why can’t we find someone that can
clean all of our Fezzes for around $20.00
per Fez. I got tired of my ratty Fez
and decided to do something about the
problem.
First, I found a hat block maker and
ordered a block for my Fez size. Next, I
took a very old Fez from the Brass Band
box of old hats and the hat block to a
clothes cleaner. I did not know what to
expect because it was ratty 10 years ago
and just sat in the Brass Band Fez box.
But, when I got it back it could have
passed for a brand new Fez.
If you want to refurbish your Fez at the
reasonable price of $20.00, visit M&M
Cleaners at 1173 Miamisburg Centerville
Rd, contact John at (937) 433-6693,
or check out the web site http://www.
mmcleaners.com/contact.html. You will
need to de-tassel and De-pin your Fez
before you deliver it give John 2 weeks to
work his magic.
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IMPERIAL POTENTATE
OFFICIAL DIVAN 2014
P. Scott Lipps (Holly)..................................................................Potentate
418 Park Avenue • Franklin, OH 45005-1922 • 937-790-0602
Kevin Sweeney (Valeri)..................,,,,,...............................Chief Rabban
285 South Union Rd. • Miamisburg, OH 45242-2161 • 937-304-5778
David A. Heizer (Linda)................................................Assistant Rabban
2000 Erikman Ln. • Xenia, OH 45385-8917 • 937-376-2983
Wes Ramsey (Johanna).........................................High Priest & Prophet
6210 Laurelhurst lane • Centerville, OH 45459 • 937-312-1440
Ed Peters...........................................................................Oriental Guide
421 Kent Dr. Apt. 2, • Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311 • 937-935-9697
Todd Rider (Michelle).........................................First Ceremonial Master
4470 Walgrove Ct. • Beavercreek, Ohio 45432 • 937-372-4829
Max Richardson (Marion)..............................Second Ceremonial Master
798 Bolton Abbey Lane ● Vandalia, Ohio 45377 ● 937-668-4107
Rob S. Fickert (Lissa).................................................................Treasurer
1405 Haven Hill Dr. • Dayton, OH 45459-1502 • 937-435-4899
Jerry L. Jamieson (Carol)...........................................................Recorder
6636 Whitcomb Place • Dayton, OH 45459 • 937-433-2928
Paul A. Weglage (Karen)............................................................Chaplain
5 Fairwood Dr. • Miamisburg, OH 45342 • 937- 866-8832
Imperial Council Representatives
Charles A, “Tad” Claypool, 33°, Past Imperial Potentate
P. Scott Lipps
David A. Heizer
Kevin Sweeney
Wes Ramsey
EMERITUS REPRESENTATIVES, COLORADO CORP.
William T. Harris
Dwayne C. Jones, 33°
Robert E. “Gene” Walls
Doug Sorrell
Douglas R. Boyd
Horace “Hank” Gladney
Gary L. Blackford
PAST IMPERIAL OFFICERS
Charles A. Claypool, 33°
Past Imperial Potentate 2002-2003
Ben Hardin, Jr., 33°
Miami County
SHRINE CLUB
By Bruce Adamson, Secretary
The MCSC met at the Eagles Park
in October with a large assortment of
homemade soups and salads provided by
the Nobles and Ladies. Mmmm-Good.
The November meeting will be at the
AmVets, in Troy. Pot Pie from Lady
Heaton and her special pies for dessert.
My mouth is already watering.
I do not yet have the final tally of our
tabloid days, but I expect we will be able
to make a large donation again this year.
I want to again thank all the Nobles and
Ladies that helped with the collections this
year.
Past Imperial Associate Chaplain 2002-2003
Living Past Potentates
Frank S. Klugh.....................1977 Douglas R. Boyd..................1999
J. Douglas Elliott..................1979 Doug Sorrell.........................2000
John W. Shimer, 33°............1980 Gary L. Blackford..................2001
Ben Hardin Jr., 33°...............1988 Steve Maynard.....................2004
Dick Church Jr., 33°.............1989 Jim Brewer............................2006
Charles A. Claypool, 33°......1990 Ray Combs...........................2008
William T. Harris...................1991 Bob Deam............................2009
Robert E. “Gene” Walls........1992 Tom V. Schoff, 33°................2010
Dwayne Jones, 33°..............1993 Bill Garlow.............................2011
Hank Gladney.......................1996 H. Jeffery Shaw, 33°.............2012
Robert I. Wagner..................1997 John Bull Jr...........................2013
Edward A. Molen..................1998
EMERITUS OFFICERS
Jimmy G. Mitchell...............................................Recorder and Treasurer
Dale Biddle.................................................................................Recorder
Dwayne Jones, 33°....................................................................Treasurer
Ben Hardin, 33°..........................................................................Chaplain
Antioch
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AMATEUR
RADIO
CLUB
By de N8ZR
Tests to obtain or upgrade a ham radio
license will be offered at 6 PM on Sunday
November 9. The test session will be at
the Beavercreek Fire Station #61 at the
intersection of Dayton-Xenia Road and
Orchard Lane. The cost is zero.
Are you a fan of Tim Allen on Home
Improvement, Last Man Standing, etc?
Tim is now KK6OTD, Technician Class.
On November 11, the Philae Lander
from the European Space Agency
Rosetta Satellite is scheduled to land on
Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko.
The scientific information gleaned
will hopefully allow us to learn much.
The frequency it is transmitting on is
8421.7869 mhz.
The Chinese robotic lunar lander/
orbiter will be transmitting on 145.99
mhz. That will be excellent DX. Watch
ham radio news outlets for the launch
schedule. 73
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Greene Co.
SHRINE CLUB
By Todd Rider
We finished off the parade season
at Urbana parade and had three riders.
It was a nice parade, perfect speed and
good crowd.
We are coming up on the holiday
season and I hope everyone has Happy
Thanksgiving. We will be riding in
the Children’s Parade the day after
Thanksgiving. It is usually a cold one,
but this is probably one of the biggest
crowd attendance parade we go to. This
is a non Potentate call. If you can’t
ride come out and help pass out circus
coupons to the crowd.
We will be discussing the Christmas
party at the next meeting, hope everyone
can make it.
Remember the children’s Christmas
party is November 30. Happy trails to
you.
By Noble Charlie Weaver
It was a great meeting and we
welcomed a new couple to the club. We
will be have election of officers and be
discussing about our Christmas Party.
Hope everyone can make it out to our
meeting on November 19th at the Xenia
Senior Center. Social hour starts at 6:00
PM.
I would like to send out my condolences
to the family of Steve Putman who passed
away on October the 5 th. He was our
Ambassador.
I would like to wish everyone a Happy
Thanksgiving. Stay safe and don’t eat too
much Turkey and Pumpkin pie.
It’s time again for the Bobbies famous
Euchre Party November 29th at 5:30pm.
Be there for great night of euchre and
let’s not forget about the good food assorted soups and deserts C.O.D bar and
door prizes.
Lots of things going on this month,
Antioch fall Ceremonial on Saturday the
1st be there to show your support to our
new Nobles. Antioch annual Children’s
Christmas party on the 30th .
Thanks to everyone this year for participating in our parades and showing your
pride in the great work we do as Shriners,
remember without your support its just not
possible, thanks Nobles.
Happy Birthday this month to: Lady
Vonda Lyons.
FAIRBORN
SHRINE CLUB
By Louis Caston, President
By Todd Rider,
1st Ceremonial Master
By Matt McFarland, President
Mounted
Patrol
BOBBIE
BITS
NOVEMBER 2014
This month’s article brings with it the
sad news of the passing of Fairborn Shrine
Club members Steve Putman, a Past
President 2010-2012, and proud member
of the Antioch Brass Band; and Col. Norm
Stuckey, Ret. Past President 1973. Our
thoughts and prayers remain with their
family and friends.
Our Stated Meeting will be Thursday,
the 6th, at TJ Chumps, where we will be
presenting a check for the Antioch Shrine
Hospital Fund Drive, as well as electing
officers for 2015. Our meetings are open,
so all Nobles should consider themselves
invited and welcome to attend.
Please be thinking about how you
would like to celebrate the Christmas
Holiday with our club, as we will be
making plans at our November meeting.
I would like to thank the members
and wives of the FSC for their support
throughout this year. I am especially proud
of our impressive turnout for the 4th of
July Parade, and for the amazing level of
involvement that we had for our Hospital
Fund Drive. Thank you all for all that you
do!
See you at the meeting! Bring your
Fez!
Our October stated meeting was held
on Thursday the 2nd with good attendance.
Our next task will be to portray the Ritual
at the November Ceremonial.
We hope that you enjoyed the parade
season. It certainly ended well with back
to back parades at New Carlisle and
Minster.
“ Freemasonry has endured not
because of its antiquity, its influence,
or its social standing, but because there
have been so many who have lived it.
The effectiveness of Masonic teachings
will always be the measure by which the
outside world judges Freemasonry; the
proof of Freemasonry is in our deeds and
it is in our deeds that Freemasonry is made
known to non-Masons. The only way that
the craft can be judged is by its product.
The prestige of Freemasonry lies squarely
on the shoulders of each of us.” Bro. G.
Wilbur Best
If your Lodge would like to have the
Past Masters confer the Master Mason
Degree, or provide some manpower please
contact our Director WB Chuck Pinney
via phone at 937 416 0056 or email at
chuckpinney@hotmail.com
Louis Caston, President Past Masters
Club.
NOVEMBER 2014
Brass
Band
By TBDBITL Tooter
Aka Steve O. Putman
November 6 is the bicentennial birthday of Adolphe Sax, the Belgian inventor
of the saxophone. He is credited with
developing the whole pitch range of the
family of saxophones. Saxophones have
the strongest sound of the woodwinds
which is fantastic for jazz music.
Medical studies show that playing a
musical instrument delays the onset of
Alzheimer dementia by approximately five
years. Keep on playing your horn, as it is
good for your health.
The Christmas Party is Tuesday December 9 starting about 6:00 PM, so be
sure to let us know if you are participating.
It will be a carry in, so bring some food to
share.
MOTOR
CORPS
By Noble Pete Boyd
Well the parade season is over and we
now need to prepare for Thanksgiving and
Christmas parties.
How about that Minster Parade. Wasn’t
it great. What a crowd, a great way to end
a terrific season.
Our annual nut sale is basically over
and I am pleased to say that, mostly to the
efforts of Noble Phil Hansen, we will show
a profit in excess of $800.00. A major effort
was not made for general sales this year
because of my recent medical problems.
Next year maybe we will do better when
all Motor Corp Nobles are on the sales
team. Many Nobles know the quality of the
merchandise sold and if you desire any for
Christmas please let me know. Lady Boyd
and Noble Jim Moore’s Lady Pam can
order them from the Sweet Adeline chorus.
I am sorry to say that I must share some
sad news. Our Noble Jim Chamberlin
passed to a better place this September
after a one half year fight with cancer. We
will all miss him. Jim became a member
of the Motor Corps Dune Buggy group last
year and was only able to participate in one
parade after purchasing WRB Cliff Koss’s
vehicle. On a happier note Noble Art Beck
(Uncle Sam in the parades) is recovering
well from recent medical problems and
plans to be in parades next year.
God Bless and have a great Thanksgiving.
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CLASSIC
CAR CLUB
By Rick Snider
Well the Classic Cars are wrapping
up another parade season and our attendance at some of the recent parades have
been real good. We have added a few
new members and we are all rested after
our annual car show. Thanks again to all
of you who helped at this year’s show.
Our picnic was a big hit again, thanks to
Director Emeritus Tom Lees and his Lady
Nancy who hosted the party again at their
home.
We have a meeting in November and
our Christmas Party on Dec. 5th.
Motor On.....motor heads!!!
Marching
Patrol
By the old ground-pounder
Ivan Clark Director Emeritus
November? Where did the year go?
No more meetings at Welcome Stadium,
too cold!
Our October meeting was held at the
Shrine Center, usual stuff, minutes,
treasurer’s report, committee reports, and
our Director’s report.
The upcoming circus was discussed at
length, and we voted on and passed a $100
ad in the circus book.
Our Director Ron brought forth a new
idea to revitalize the Patrol, it is new and
different, we will let everyone know more
after the next Patrol meeting.
Until then it’s a deep, dark, secret!
Director Ron also passed around a
Thank You letter from the Antioch Shrine
Foundation for our donation to the Silent
Messenger fund.
Our thoughts and prayers are with
those Patrolmen who are sick or having
physical problems, get well soon so you
can join us.
Happy Thanksgiving to all of our
Patrol members and fellow Shriners!
Thought for the month: If you keep on
doing what you’ve always done, you’ll get
what you’ve always got!
Until next month, Left, Right, Left,
Right
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With respect for the passing
of Noble Steve Putman the Crier has decided to carry his name
under the columns he authored,
Brass Band and Amateur Radio
(NAZR)
Azizah temple
D of N
By Princess Chaplain,
Dees Thompson
We knew it would happen – winter
is showing us it hasn’t forgotten Ohio.
Don’t let it thwart your coming to Azizah
sessions. Come and celebrate again our
tenants of friendship, charity, and truth.
You will feel better if you do. And there is
no better time to do this than at our regular
session on November 13. There will be
a luncheon preceding the session. We
will honor Past Queens, the Potentate’s
lady and past potentates’ ladies. It starts
at 11:30am, menu and cost are TBD (to
be determined), but it is guaranteed to be
good AND inexpensive. Come. It will be
fun and full of fellowship.
Our hospital committee asks for
coffee cart items for November. Cookies,
crackers, candy bars, any individually
wrapped snack for both the patients and
their families. If you would prefer not to
shop, they will do the shopping for you if
you get your money to Mary Ellen Marker,
Marilyn Moritz, or Susan Schoone.
A request from Princess Royal, Dayna
Pinney: If you are new to Azizah Temple
and would like to participate more fully
by being an officer, let her know. If
you are an old hand and can take on this
responsibility, let her know. Remember, it
is OUR temple.
Ladies, do you enjoy being
remembered when you are not well or
troubled? Most of us do. If you know
someone who is ill or in distress, call
Dees, 297-4044, and she will send a card.
For the months of July and August, only 5
cards were sent. Unbelievable? Yes.
DATES: Nov. 20, Past Queens luncheon, 11:30 a.m.
Session, 1:00 p.m.
Nov. 27, Happy Thanksgiving!
Dec. 18, Session, 1:00 p.m.
Following session, goodie time for
members and spouses.
REMEMBER: The thankful receiver
bears a plentiful harvest. William Blake
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PHOTO
UNIT
Parade
Escort
By Bruce Adamson
By Noble Bruce E. Puff
Wow, another year of parades is over
and we had about every kind of weather
imaginable. I really thought we might see
some snow at New Carlisle or Minster. A
very big THANK YOU to the members of
the Parade Escort Unit that were able to be
in the parades this year. Also, THANKS
to Noble Larry Rike, Parade Marshall. He
has a big responsibility trying to keep all
the units together during the parade.
We welcomed Jack Bruhn as a new
member to the Parade Escort Unit at our
October meeting. He has a new Harley
Trike and is looking forward to the 2015
parades. This also means I am no longer
the ‘rookie’ of the unit.
As I close, I want to again remind all
Nobles to get involved with a parade unit.
The work is easy, and the pay is something
that cannot be measured in dollars.
The Photography Units Photo Contest
was successful, with many entrées. Now,
if all of those that turned in Your Pictures,
The Photo Unit has a place for You. The
Antioch’s Circus is coming up quickly,
and Our Unit can use You! It’s a hard job
to follow the Funsters around, or get just
that right photo of the Circus Acts. How
‘bout It?!
Most of all, the Parades are all a photo
memory, The First Ladies Luncheon was a
Fashionable Success. Shortly after, a few
brave souls stepped up, or sat down, and
got inked. Were still a little scared from
the Great Pumpkins’ Halloween Party,
with the many costumes and pumpkin
bowling, I mean, decorating.
The Photo Unit meets the Fourth (4th)
Wednesday of the Month, 7:30 p.m. at
Antioch.
NOVEMBER 2014
Antioch
Greeters
By Ill. Sir Bill Garlow
Thanks to all the Greeters for a full
trailer at the New Carlisle Parade, every
seat was taken, great support.
November birthdays are Charlie
Phillips(8), Don Hoke(15), Gene
Dehart(17), Tom Glanton(20) and Jack
Daugherty(24).
We want to welcome our new member
Ill. Sir John Shimer to the Greeters.
Give a big thanks to John Cole for all
his help with the trailer this year and get
well John for the next season.
Please keep all our Greeters and their
ladies in mind who are ill and recovering.
A great gathering with the Ladies during
our October meeting, thanks Ladies for
making our meeting bright and enjoyable.
Va r i e t y of S o u p s
When: November 29, 2014
Where: Antioch Shrine Center
Time: 6:00 PM
Cost: $10 per person
NOVEMBER 2014
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Children to help me become stronger — inside and out.”
That’s why Shriners Hospitals for Children’s care doesn’t stop at the hospital door. We go into schools to
teach our patients’ classmates about how everyone deserves respect.Together, we can #CutTheBull and put an
end to bullying. We have the ability to make a difference. We can embrace others for who they are, not who we
think they should be.
Visit CutTheBullNow.org to learn more and sign the pledge! Please share this special message with your
friends and family today.
Sincerely,
Dale Stauss
Chairman of the Board of Directors
Shriners Hospitals for Children®
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First Ladies
Luncheon
NOVEMBER 2014
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Love to the Rescue, Sable and Drew
After 35 years of service as Director of Patient Care Services, Glenda Ross retired on May 1, 2013, but
recently returned to Shriners Hospitals for Children® - Lexington as a volunteer. She and her therapy dog,
Sable, a Weimaraner, are registered with Therapy Dogs, Incorporated as a Pet Therapy Team. Their goal
is to bring happiness and cheer to people, young and old alike, as volunteers in various settings. Shriners
Hospital is their favorite place to visit!
Three years ago, Sable was rescued from the streets of Frankfort, KY with no identification. She was taken
to the Humane Society where she stayed for a month before Weimaraner Rescue of Louisville came to
her second rescue. They placed her in foster care and on the adoption list. Glenda became her owner in
April, 2012. Glenda said, “Sable is a natural as a therapy dog. She has a gentle, friendly nature and loves
interacting with people. She passed with ease all of the requirements of Therapy Dogs, Incorporated in
April, 2013. And she is beautiful!”
Sable’s recent visit with Shriners Hospital patient, Drew, an engaging, active six year old, was “love at
first sight!” He showered her with hugs and attention and she politely responded in her calm and obedient
manner. He delighted in having her sit and shake on command. To his surprise, she sent him a note after
the visit saying that she enjoyed meeting him and his Mom!
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2014 ANTIOCH
CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS PARTY!!!
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2014
1:00 - 3:00 pm
CHILDREN OF ALL AGES ARE
WELCOME!!
Reservations may be made by calling Antioch with the number and
age of kids (so we may help Santa prepare)
ALL CHILDREN AGES 10 AND UNDER WILL RECEIVE A GIFT
Fun foods and refreshments (cookies, punch and more)
Mike Hemmelgarn (comedian, magician and ventriloquist) will perform
All ages are welcome. Ages 8 and under will receive a gift from Santa. Ages 9
and older will receive a gift from Santa’s helpers.
Please call Antioch for reservations by Monday Nov. 24th 937-461-4740
Cookie Decorating, photo ops with Santa, Christmas music, letter writing to
Santa and more…
Expect a few surprises!
PLEASE MAIL OR EMAIL THE INFORMATION BELOW: www.antioch@woh.rr.com or
MAIL TO: Antioch Shrine 107 East First Street Dayton, Ohio 45402
NOBLE’S NAME___________________________________PHONE NUMBER________________________
GIRL_______________________AGE_________ BOY__________________________ AGE____________
GIRL_______________________AGE_________ BOY__________________________ AGE____________
GIRL_______________________AGE_________ BOY__________________________ AGE____________
GIRL_______________________AGE_________ BOY__________________________ AGE____________
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NOVEMBER 2014
“Shoot for the Stars!”…at the 73rd Annual
ANTIOCH SHRINE CIRCUS
Nobles can exchange their coupons for seat tickets
at The Antioch shrine circus office starting
November 10, 2014
Nobles can even exchange their coupons for any premium seat tickets in the lower arena center section for
the Friday night performance, with one coupon per ticket whether it is an adult or child. For the Saturday
performances an upgrade charge of $5.00 per adult, $2.00 per child ticket will be charged for seat tickets in this
premium section. Nobles can even exchange for the general seating in the lower arena ends, wings or upper
arena for, Friday, or Saturday performances. One coupon per adult ticket or one coupon for two child tickets is
needed for this exchange. For the Sunday performances all seats are $10, coupons can be exchanged for any
seat in the arena, one coupon per seat ticket adult or child.
Seats are first come first serve, so come in early to get the best seats.
Issuing of additional coupons and the exchange of coupons must be done by January 26, 2015.
• There will be a $5 charge for parking at the arena. If coupons are exchanged for seat tickets at the
Antioch Shrine Circus office, you will receive a parking pass for free parking with your exchange. No
parking passes will be given when coupons are exchanged at UD arena. Anyone that will be working at
the circus just needs to have their Fez to show parking attendants to receive free parking.
• Unit Directors please encourage all of your members to help out by working at the circus. Please get a
count to turn into the circus office by December.
Be a Circus Daddy and help us send deserving youngsters to the circus.
Return at least one of the coupon books with your payment.
Attention Sales Persons of Program Ads
Please be working on the sale of your ads, banners, and signature cards. The ad expiration date is November
7, 2014. So make sure you have contacted your customers and turned in the sales forms for them. A list will be
going out via e-mail with the ads/banners not turned in yet from last year on November 11, 2014. Once this list
goes out, any ad not turned in is fair game for anyone in the Shrine who turns in that ad along with payment.
Signature Cards (with money) need to be turned in on or before December 17, 2014.
Suite Sales
Please call the Shrine Circus Office (228-0052) to make sure suites are available for the time your customer
would like one. There are 8 suites available per show and some have been sold already. This year pricing has
been lowered. There is no longer a clown suite – so on the sales slip, indicate whether they want a 10 person
or 15 person High Flyer suite. If they want Billy Martin to start the show from their suite with the spotlight on
them it is an additional $150. You should just check the spotlight space on the sales slip if they want this option.
Antioch
Circus
Are you selling
tickets
for the Circus?
Will you be
there to help?
NOVEMBER 2014
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LEGACY CORNER
Legacy Corner has hit a nerve with our Antioch family. Our members have expressed gratitude, warm memories and emotion as
LEGACY CORNER has taken them back through Antioch history. Thank you for caring. We love these wonderful old Criers…
stories…pictures…memories. We had no idea how you would receive them. We “hoped” they would touch your hearts! Obviously, they
have. ANTIOCH ROCKS!
Stop by the southeast corner of our Lobby and take a walk back in Antioch’s history…your history!
We Featured:
January
February
March
April
1990 Ill. Sir Tadd Claypool
1988 Ill. Sir Ben Hardin
1987 Ill. Sir E.C. Pelfrey
1989 Ill. Sir Dick Church, Jr.
2000 Ill. Sir Doug Sorrell
1999 Ill. Sir Doug Boyd
1991 Ill. Sir Bill Harris
2004 Ill. Sir Steve Maynard
2008 Ill. Sir Ray Combs
2006 Ill. Sir Jimmy Brewer 2003 Ill. Sir Dale Henkener 2010 Ill. Sir Tom Schoff
May
June
July
August
1993 Ill Sir Dwayne Jones, 33° 1996 Ill. Sir Hank Gladney 1973 Ill. Sir John E. Bull, Sr. 1977 Ill. Sir Frank Klugh
2005 Ill Sir Bob Hancock
2002 Ill. Sir Ray Stockslager 2001 Ill. Sir Gary Blackford 1997 Ill. Sir Bob Wagner
2013 Ill. Sir John E. Bull, Jr. 2007 Ill. Sir Roland Williams
2011 Ill Sir Bill Garlow
2012 Ill. Sir H. Jeff Shaw
September
October
1974 Ill. Sir Tom Wilson
1986 Ill. Sir Les Dunkle
1998 Ill. Sir Ed Molen
1968 Imperial Sir Charles Claypool
1980 Ill. Sir John Shimer, 33°
2001 Ill. Sir Gary Blackford
________
FOR NOVEMBER, 2014, WE ARE EXCITED AND HONORED TO FEATURE:
THE COMPLETE YEAR OF OUR ANTIOCH CRIER FOR:
• 1976 Illustrious Sir Paul Brown
• 1984 Illustrious Sir George Walter
• 1995 Illustrious Sir Terry Fasnacht
Enjoy a few warm memories and be prepared to laugh out loud!!
CALENDAR TIME…..CALENDAR TIME…..CALENDAR TIME…..
Be part of the fun, excitement and MAGIC that IS Antioch
NOVEMBER 1: FALL CEREMONIAL…GET PETITIONS!!
November 15: Hillbilly Clan “Beans & Jeans” Dance
November 22: ROJ Annual Ladies Event
November 27: THANKSGIVING DAY!!!!!
November 28: Dayton Children’s Christmas Parade
November 29: Bobbies Famous Euchre Party
November 30: Antioch’s Annual Children’s & Family Christmas Party/Extravaganza
December : CHRISTMAS PARTIES…
December 13: Antioch Stated Meeting and Election of Officers!
Decemer 24: Christmas Eve!
December 25: MERRY CHRISTMAS!
December 31: New Year’s Eve? Have Fun!
January 1: Happy New Year and Football (and maybe a few hangovers)!
THINK
Shrine
Circus
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NOVEMBER 2014
ANTIOCH CLAN 91
ANNUAL BEANS AND JEANS DANCE
NOVEMBER 15, 2014
6:00pm to 10:00pm in the ANTIOCH BALLROOM (second floor)
All Shriners’ and non-Shriners’ are invited
Come meet and greet our newest clan members
Tickets are $7.50 each or $15/couple Tickets are available at the Shrine Center Office or one
of the Clan officers
The clan provides the CORN BREAD you bring your best BEAN SOUP
Don’t forget to bring a side dish.
SEE YA ALL THERE
Rabban of Clan 91, Joseph Everette 937-520-6284
Attention Circus
Salesmen!!!!!
Please note the changes to the 2015 Suite Packages that were in your
Sales Packet. The Suites are now either a 10 person suite of which
there are 6 to sell each performance for $499 or 15 person suite for $799
of which there are 2 to sell each performance. The suites no longer
include:
·
Animal Rides
·
Ads in the Activity Book
Either of these suites can have the Spotlight on them for an additional
$150. This option can only be taken advantage of by 2 suites each performance, so you need to call the
circus office to make sure it will be an option available for the performance your customer may want.
Please make your customers aware of these changes when selling.
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NurseJournal.org has released their Top 75 Social Media Friendly Children’s Hospitals, and Shriners
Hospitals for Children came in at 27 on the list. The editorial team evaluated social media presences of
children’s hospitals all over the country to determine which hospitals are best at using their Facebook and
Twitter accounts to connect with their patients.
Shriners Hospitals was an early adopter in the use of social media
in communicating with patients, families and other supporters, and our
presences now include Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram to
share patient stories, health and safety information and fundraising activities. The same social media team also manages accounts for Shriners
International and the East-West Shrine Game and offers communications support for our agency, individual hospitals and other departments.
“We are honored by the recognition from NurseJournal.org,” said
Amy Ritzel, corporate public relations director. “We have the benefit of
drawing items of interest from 22 hospitals, staff and Shriners to share.
We are also fortunate to have very engaged supporters who share our
news on their personal social networks, helping us expand our impact.”
Our corporate social media team is smaller than many hospitals or large non-profit organizations, with
one full time team member dedicated to the task with assistance from other staff members as needed. Recognition on this list is an accomplishment we can all be proud of. See the list at http://nursejournal.org/
articles/top-75-social-media-friendly-childrens-hospitals-for-2014/
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August
NOVEMBER 2014
“ANTIOCH’S ALL-STARS”
In January, we introduced a new monthly program called, “ANTIOCH’S ALLSTARS!” This program is designed to recognize a few (of the many) people that
make ANTIOCH one of the best Shrine organizations in the world. You have heard
me say it before, our official Shrine # is 77. That could not be further from the
truth. ANTIOCH IS NUMBER ONE!
For 2014 our ALL-STARS have been:
ANTIOCH
ALL-STARS
November
January
Bob Mittlestead (Mitzi)
Ryan Conde (Jessica)
Kevin Sweeney (Valeri)
Ill. Sir Steve Maynard (Vivian)
February
Larry Rike (Betty)
James Hayes (Cynthia)
Ill. Sir Ray Combs (Punky Pat)
Ed Peters
March_______________________
Matt McFarland(Meredith)
Don Craycraft (Connie)
Jack Morgan (Debbie)
Virgil Neal (Debbie)
April
John Buzard (Joyce) Tom Hail (Dee) Jim Thorpe (Annie) Bret Stahler (Susan)
May
Ill. Sir John Bull, Jr. (Pam)
Jim Hodde (Karen)
Max Richardson (Marion)
Mick Lile (Roni)
June
Larry Cornett (Theresa)
Rick Maynard (Teresa)
Paul Weglage (Karen)
Ill. Sir Gary Blackford (Carolyn)
July
Nelson Spellman (Pam)
Jeff Chandler (Trish)
Tim Carter (Kim)
Rob Butler (Marlies)
Wes Ramsey (Johanna)
Ill. Sir Bill Garlow (Linda)
Doug Johnson (Julie)
Jim Free (Margaret)
August
September
John Cole (Kay)
Don Hoke (Lois)
Dave Caldwell (Susan)
Richard Wagner (Marla)
October
Tom Best
Dave Heizer (Linda)
Bruce Puff
Chuck Gamble (Eileen)
IT IS WITH TREMENDOUS PRIDE THAT WE RECOGNIZE OUR OCTOBER ALL-STARS!...
HERB RIDER (VIVIAN) TODD RIDER (MICHELLE)
SCOTT FITZGERALD (SHERRY) CHUCK PINNEY (DAYNA)
STARS, REPRESENTING OUR NOVEMBER ALL-STARS, WILL BE PLACED IN BALLROOM AT
ANTIOCH! CONGRATULATIONS ALL-STARS…AND THANK YOU!
ND
SECO E
IC
NOT
ATTENTION Campers! WE NEED TO HEAR FROM YOU
TENT CAMPERS…TRAILERS…5TH WHEELS…MOTOR HOMES…
ANTIOCH WANTS YOU!
We are very excited to announce that Antioch has received a request to explore the formation of a
NEW Club…A CAMPING CLUB! Would you be interested in joining fellow Antiochers to form an
active, fun camping Club? The formation of a new Club requires 10 members of Antioch willing to
work hard for a couple years to form and establish the group. We can assist with examples of By-Laws,
a place to hold meetings, advertising (Crier and Constant Contact) and more.
We would love to help this new group build a schedule of camping events and even get into Shrine
parades!
Is camping in your blood? Want to be on the ground floor of helping Antioch grow again? Many
Shrine Centers are losing Units, Clubs and people. Antioch is on FIRE (maybe, a campfire…get it…
campfire…camping group…???) We have enough to start our initial meetings...hurry!
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BEING PART OF THIS DISCUSSION, OR ARE WILLING TO
ATTEND AN INFORMATIONAL MEETING, PLEASE CALL:
Scott Lipps 937-790-0602; Kevin Sweeney 937-304-5778; Max Richardson 937-668-4107
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The International Shrine Clown Association
and the Antioch Funster Clowns present:
The 2014 ‘Bump Nose’ MAKEUP AND CLOWN SEMINAR
FEATURING:
JIM HOWLE
FORMER RINGLING CLOWN AND WORLD REKNOWN ARTIST
AND MUCH SOUGHT AFTER PRESENTER!
The tentative schedule includes: makeup and costume, character development, skit development and
presentation, parade ability, magic demos, face painting demos, ISCA judging session and certification. Q and A ALL DAY!
Doughnuts and beverages all morning, lunch available, dinner available on site ( so that you are not late
returning from meals and risk missing anything!!)
Pickup and return to airport available upon request.
THIS EVENT WILL BE HELD AT ANTIOCH SHRINE CENTER,
107 EAST FIRST STREET, DAYTON, OHIO
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2014 FROM 9AM TO 8PM.
REGISTRATION FEE IS $50 PER PERSON. Pre Registration not required but would
be the courteous thing to do!
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE AFFILIATED WITH ANY CLOWN
ORGANIZATION TO ATTEND.
THERE WILL BE MAGIC, MAKEUP, AND COSTUME
VENDORS THERE FOR YOUR SHOPPING NEEDS.
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION, CONTACT:
BRET STAHLER, ISCA EDUCATION DIRECTOR 937-935-9851
SNAPTRAP@COLUMBUS.RR.COM
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NOVEMBER 2014
141st Imperial Session July 5-9, 2015
By call of the Imperial Potentate of Shriners International, the 141st Imperial Session will
be held in Houston, Texas, July 5-9. 2015
Saturday, July 4
Leave Dayton @ 8PM
Sunday, July 5
Arrive Houston @ 4PM
Monday, July 6
Competitions
Dinner @ Hard Rock Houston
Tuesday, July 7
Houston Hospital Tour
Parade
Wednesday, July 8
Travel Home @ 11AM
Thursday, July 9
Arrive Dayton @ 7AM
Includes: Insolated Commemorative Travel Mug(2), Commemorative Keychain, Travel
Sling Bag, Nobles Hat, Dinner @ Hard Rock, Charter Bus Transportation Round Trip,
and Hotel Accommodations.
Cost: $1215 Per Couple
$815 Per Couple W/O Bus
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2015 Pote’s Trip
Aug 8, Saturday 6am
2:00pm
Leave Dayton Airport headed for Chicago Union Station.
(5+ Hour Drive Charter Bus)
Board Amtrak Train at Union Station, Chicago Ill.
Aug 10, Monday 11:55am
4:00pm
7:00pm
9:30pm
Arrive in Seattle.
Transport to Marriott Waterfront Seattle, Wa., Store Bags for early check-in.
Dinner at Buco di Beppos Seattle.
Tour of Observation Deck Seattle Space Needle.
Return to our Hotel.
Aug 11, Tuesday 7:00am
9:00am
Leave for King St. Station, Seattle, Wa.
Board Amtrak Train at King St. Station, Seattle, Wa.
Aug 12, Wednesday 8:10am
9:10am
2:15am
Arrive Emeryville, CA.
Transport to Marriott Fisherman’s Wharf.
Grand City Tour, includes Bay Cruise (The SF Sightseeing Co)
Aug 13, Thursday 9:00am
Alcatraz/Sausalito/Muir Woods Tour (6-8 Hours)
This tour also includes a free Fisherman’s Wharf Pier 39 Fun Pack valued
at over $400. (upon request while supplies last)
Aug 14, Friday 9:00am
Charter Bus Napa Valley Day Tour.
Aug 15, Saturday Open China Town, Coit Tower, Lombard Street, Fisherman’s Wharf,
Twin Peaks, Ghirardelli Square, Muir Woods, Golden Gate Park,
Sausalito, Sunset Beach, Monterey Beach, Pebble Beach.
Aug 16, Sunday Early
Go home to Dayton, Ohio.
Plan A (Sold Out) ($5,420 per Couple, based on double occupancy ($2,710 each))
Amtrak Train Bedroom (Chicago to San Francisco, including Meals)
$542 per month for 10 months
Plan B ($4,320 per Couple, based on double occupancy ($2,160 each)) $432 per month for 10 months
Amtrak Train Roomette (Chicago to San Francisco, including Meals)
Plan C ($3,320 per couple, based on double occupancy ($1,660 each))
$332 per month for 10 months
Amtrak Train Coach Seat (Chicago to San Francisco, does not include Meals)
Included in all Plans
Charter Bus from Dayton Airport to Union Station, Chicago Ill.
● Marriott Waterfront Seattle, Wa. (1 night)
Charter Bus to Dinner/Space Needle/tickets for Observation Deck. ● Dinner @ Buca di Beppo ● Space Needle
Transport to and from Train stations ● Grand City Tour, includes Bay Cruise (The SF Sightseeing Co)
Marriott Fisherman’s Wharf (4 nights) ● Charter Bus day trip through Napa Valley Tour (The SF Sightseeing Co)
Alcatraz Tour & Charter Bus day trip through Muir Woods/Sausalito Tour/Ferry ride back to Pier 41
Extras
$300
$170
$600
$260
Bus Trip to Yosemite National Park (The San Francisco Sightseeing Co) (14 Hours)
Bus Trip to Monterey/Carmel & 17 Mile Drive (The SF Sightseeing Co) not Tu or Th (11 Hours)
Fly to Dayton, Ohio (one way) $260 on Greyhound (one way)
Greyhound (one way)
What’s not included:
•
•
Airport Parking $48 for week • Lunch in Seattle • Coach Meals • Breakfast in Seattle
Meals while in San Francisco (4 Nights) • Saturday
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NOVEMBER 2014
News from Cincinnati
Specialty care beyond a burn
Cincinnati Shriners Hospital Cleft Lip & Palate Program:
TEAMWORK & CLINICAL EXCELLENCE
If you know a child we can help, call or go to:
shrinershospitalcincinnati.org
Burn and Emergency Services
866-947-7840
Plastic Surgery Services
866-206-2096
Shriners Hospitals for Children – Cincinnati is one of only four freestanding hospitals in the
country dedicated to the treatment of pediatric burns and specializing in plastic and reconstructive surgery. Our physicians’ experience and expertise in pediatric burn treatment, cleft lip and
palate, complex wound and skin conditions, and plastic and reconstructive surgery makes
Shriners Hospitals for Children – Cincinnati a first choice for care.
SHC-CIN_Media Resources.Oct.2014
Darke County Ladies who helped on Paper
Drive for our Hospitals honored.
Antioch Bobbies performed at Gover Harley
If you know a child we can help, call or go to:
Davidson’s bike fest
shrinershospitalcincinnati.org
to earn money for the
Burn and Emergency Services
HFD
866-947-7840
Miami County Past Presidents
honored.
Plastic Surgery Services
866-206-2096
Shriners Hospitals for Children – Cincinnati is one of only four freestanding hospitals in the
country dedicated to the treatment of pediatric burns and specializing in plastic and reconstructive surgery. Our physicians’ experience and expertise in pediatric burn treatment, cleft lip and
palate, complex wound and skin conditions, and plastic and reconstructive surgery makes
Shriners Hospitals for Children – Cincinnati a first choice for care.
SHC-CIN_Media Resources.Oct.2014
Miami County Ladies who helped on Paper
Drive for our Hospitals honored.
Potentate Lipps able to finish
Air Force Marathon
before he collapses.
NOVEMBER 2014
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BACK AGAIN…..DID YOU MISS LAST YEAR
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
This special Antioch Shriners Package Begins on Friday, January 16, 2015 for 3 nights at
The Sirata Beach Resort on St. Pete Beach, Florida & includes:
FRIDAY
Check in at the Beautiful Sirata Beach Resort.
Dinner with the Players at Tropicana Field ON THE TURF with the teams!)
SATURDAY Special Pre-Game Tailgate Party at the Stadium
Tickets to ANTIOCH’S VIP Hospitality Suite and The Game.
SUNDAY
Sirata Beach Resort Kick Back & Enjoy the BEACH and Play Day
EACH PACKAGE INCLUDES:
EXCLUSIVE access to the Hancock Bank VIP Club at Tropicana Field including premium club
seating, food and refreshments (COD Bar)
East - West Shrine Game commemorative pin ~~2015 East – West Shrine Game calendar
Antioch Special: 3 Days/3 Nights $149.00 per night double occupancy
Dinner with the Players $60.00 per person
Suite Tickets $50.00 per person
$667.00 +/- per couple. double occupancy.
Shuttle service to and from these events once we know how many are going.
If flying in, shuttle service or cab on your own cost is about $25.00 per person. Free parking to those not staying at the hotel!
Deposit of $220.00 due at time of reservation to PAM KRASKA (937) 461-4740
No refund if canceled after December 15, 2014.
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NOVEMBER 2014
Need a Santa for your special Event
Notice is given
that Antioch Shrine
will hold a
Stated Meeting,
for the purpose of
Election of Officers &
conducting business
to come before the
Nobility, on Saturday
December 13,
2014
September
, 2013
at 10:00 AM.
Christmas is coming
Add a very special supprise
Santa is a licensed and Ordained Minister
Contact: Bret Stahler
email snaptrap@columbus.rr.com
or 937-935-9851
107 East First Street, Dayton, Ohio
“Es Selamu Aleikum”
Scott Lipps
Potentate
CALLING ALL NOBLES AND LADIES YOU
ARE INVITED TO A FUND RAISER!!!!
FUN, FOOD, & PRIZES
WHAT: Pampered Chef Fund raiser for Antioch Shrine Temple, Hosted
by Becky Mergy Independent Pampered Chef Consultant
WHEN: Sunday November 9 at 2 pm
WHERE: The Antioch Temple, 107 E. First St Dayton, Ohio 45402-1214
FREE GIFT WITH A $75 ORDER AND A PORTION OF ALL SALES GOES TO ANTIOCH .
Don’t forget to bring friends and family too!!!
If you can’t make shop online go to
http://new.pamperedchef.com/pws/beckymergy.Then click the box that says
shows that you are invited to. Then click Antioch shrine or host name Shane
Mergy and click join. Now you are ready to shop.
The show will close on November 12 to guarantee holiday delivery
PLEASE RSVP to Becky at 937-750-6267
NOVEMBER
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Antioch Shrine
Fall Ceremonial
2
9
3
Bobbies
Parade Escort
Marching Patrol
10
Divan
16
17
23
24
Cabiri
Divan
11
18
25
Seniors
Brass Band
Greeters
30
Antioch Shrine
Childrens
Christmas
Sunday
4
Seniors
Brass Band
Lima Shrine
Director’s Staff
Seniors
Brass Band
Motor Corps
Classic Cars
4 Wheelers
Hospital Fund
Seniors
Brass Band
Motor Corps
Ambassadors
Lima Shrine Club
Kentucky Colonels
Monday
7
8
14
15
21
22
29
13
14
Pipers
Gun Club
Springfield
Greene County
Daughters of
the Nile
Miami County
19
26
Pipers
Photo Unit
Shelby County
Seniors
Brass Band
Directors Staff
Lima
Pipers
Golf Club
9
16
Seniors
Brass Band
Lima
Kentucky Colonels
Ambassadors
Christmas Party
23
Seniors
3
10
Pipers
Aug-Mer
Christmas Partys
Parade Escort
Darke Co.
Gun Club
17
27
4
11
Middletown
Warren Co.
Classic Cars
Christmas Party
12
19
25
26
Antioch Closed
Christmas
Antioch Closed
5
Greeters Christmas
Party
18
DoN
Miami Co.
Christmas Party
24
Friday
Hillbilly Clan
Christmas Party
Pipers
Christmas Partys
Greene Co.
Springfield/
Clark Co.
31
Temple Closed
Thursday
Funsters
Fairborn & Provost
Christmas (joint)
Mounted Patrol
Past Masters
21
28
Thanksgiving
Day
Antioch Closed
30
Scottish Rite
Fall Reunion
20
Wednesday
2
Divan
28
7
Middletown
Shrine Club
Warren County
12
Tuesday
Seniors
4 Wheelers
Brass Band
Divan
6
Fairborn Shrine
Funsters
Mounted Patrol
Legion of Honor
Past Masters
December
1
Bobbies
Parade Escort
Marching Patrol
5
Pipers
Provost Guard
Golf Club
Aug-Mer
Pipers
Hospital Fund
Appreciation
Dinner
Darke Co. election
Antioch Closed
Makeup &
Clown
Seminar
1
8
15
Hillbilly Clan
Bean & Jeans
Dinner/Dance
Scottish Rite
Fall Reunion
22
29
Bobbies Famous
Euchre Party!
Saturday
Legion of Honor
Christmas Party
Champagne Co.
Christmas Party
6
13
Antioch Stated
Meeting & Annual
Election of Officers
Christmas Partys
Bobbies
Past Masters
4 Wheelers
20
27
937-668-4107
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Belts, Wallets, Checkbook Covers, Leather Journals etc.
Specializing in Custom Holsters of all types. Western,
IWB, Pancake, Waistband, Shoulder Holsters,
Under auto dash. Kydex holsters also available.
References available on request
All genuine USA leather with the exception of exotics
Max Richardson Owner-Craftsman Leatherworx01@
yahoo.com