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FEBRUARY 2019 • VOLUME 134 • NUMBER 2
F e b r u a r y 2 0 1 9 V o l u m e 1 3 4 • N u m b e r 2
Anders Haugen (Adriana)Potentate
Larry Norte (Audrey)Chief [email protected] Staff, Winona Area SC, Crown Jewel
Osman Shrine Officers2019Divan
Mark Galloway (Lori)High Priest & [email protected] East Central SC, Friendly Valley SC, Mighty Mites, Sportsman’s Club
Russell Christofk (Pauline)[email protected]
Michael Meyer 1st Ceremonial [email protected] Oriental Band, Austin SC, Clowns
Brian Miller (Laura)[email protected] SC, Mankato T-Birds, Sheiks, Albert Lea SC & Cars
Greg Sailer (Chris) Outer [email protected] Rochester Cycles, Rochester Dragon, Merry Medics, Rochester SC, Rochester Zagalas, Rochester Daddy-O’s
Sean Gardiner (Tracy)Assistant Rabban
[email protected] Cycles, St. Paul Zagalas, Pipe Band, Nerd Herd
James Gratias (Connie)Oriental Guide
[email protected] Valley SC, Club & Units, Provost
Tom West (Rose)Recorder
Ryan Colligan (Audrey)2nd Ceremonial [email protected]
St. Cloud Go-Karts, St Cloud SC, St Cloud Zagalas, Legion of Honor
Wiley Davis (Shelly)Captain of the [email protected]
Alexandria SC, Alexandria Calliope/Four Wheelers, Cigar Club
JOIN US FOR THE 2019
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WEAR GREEN!
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Saturday, March 16th, 2019
4:00 Candidate Registration 4:15 Candidate Orientation 5:00 Open Ceremonial 6:00 Meal and Entertainment
Cost For Traditional Irish meal is $20.00 per person Candidates and their Ladies eat free
RSVP by March 6th to Doreen at 651-452-5660 or [email protected]
Initiation cost is $150 and includes 2019 dues, Fez, case, and stiffener! Get your petitions into the Shrine office!
FEATURING
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Pote’s Notes
In This Issue...Birthdays ....................................................................................4
Osman Annual Meeting ...............................................................5
Club & Unit News ........................................................................8
Notes from the Ticket Booth .......................................................17
Potentate’s Trip .........................................................................18
Osman Membership ..................................................................20
Osman Paper Supporters...........................................................22
Club & Unit Heads .....................................................................23
Osman Womens Auxiliary ..........................................................24
New Year’s Brunch ....................................................................28
Calendar ..................................................................................30
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Osman Shrine Office StaffDoreen Lynch • Office Manager
Greetings Nobles, Ladies, and Friends,
The New Year’s Day Brunch was another enjoyable start to the year. It is always
wonderful to see everyone enjoying a great meal and getting excited for the coming year. Geri, Chef Mike, and the entire staff outdid themselves yet again.
The Annual Meeting was well attended. I want to extend my congratulations to all Nobles elected and appointed to leadership positions for 2019. Over the years it has become clear to me that not all Temples are run as effectively and fluidly as ours is. This is a testament to the types of Nobles that we have throughout Osman, and you can all be proud of the exemplary Temple you have built. I would like to thank the Nobles of the Osman Provost, my original Unit, and Noble Chris Zack of the Osman Pipe Band, P.P. Mike Awada, P.P. Bruce Thomas and P.P. Rich Purcell for making the Installation a special event. I would also like to extend a special thank you to my grandfather, P.P. Frank Peterson, and to my father, Noble Harris Haugen, for being there to bestow on me the
Potentate’s Fez. It is a night that I will cherish for the rest of my life.
The weather was perfect and attendance at the Potentate’s Reception was impressive. Again, I thank the Osman Pipe Band for leading the Divan into the reception area. The food and fellowship were extraordinary, and I am grateful for everyone who attended the reception to receive the 2019 Divan. The handshakes and hugs and endless conversations were exceptional, and it was humbling to witness the long line of attendees for 2+ hours. A huge thank you goes out to Illustrious Sir Peter Ekholm and Lady Biz for coordinating
the festivities. I would like to thank Ladies Sandy Nehm, Sharon Purcell, Terri Thomas, and Julie Olsen for pouring coffee, Chief Aide Dave Roussopoulos and Lady Linda for all of their assistance, and the Potentate’s Aides that were in attendance to make the rest of us look good. Finally, I would like to thank Noble Ron Pew for gifting me a beautiful hand-crafted gavel, and the Osman Women’s Auxiliary for presenting me with a Wheaties box with my picture on it. My daughters think I am cool for being on a cereal box!
One of my favorite weeks of the year is the St. Paul Winter Carnival. The streets were
Anders Haugen
Ill Sir Anders Haugen family - Harris Haugen, Karl Haugen, Ill Sir Anders Haugen, Mikkel Haugen, & PP Frank Peterson
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February BirthdaysLowell Anderson • Kyle Anderson • Mark Anderson • Richard Armstrong • Scott Banicki • Christopher Barta •
Ray Bean • Douglas Black • Robert Boesen • David Boguslawski • Michael Brady • Terry Brindley • Douglas
Campbell • Randall Cirksena Jr. • Dale Clark • Tommy Clymer • David Conover • Robert Darling • Jerry
Dohrn • David Duncan • Louis Fritsche • Mark Galloway • Ian Gardiner • George Green • Dave Griep • Louis
Grittner • Arden Hanson • Phillip Hayek • James Herriott • Jeff Hislop • James Hopper • Peter Irvine • Brian
Jacobson • Walter Jergenson • Patrick Johnson • Steven Johnson • James Judisch II • Walter Kehler • Earl
Kinneberg • Jeffrey Knorr • Loren Knutson • David Kompelien • Mark Kraus • Michael Kullmann • Ronald
Lamkin • Wallace Larsen • Jay Lietzow • Kenneth Lindstrom • P.P. Rahn Lund • Paul Main • Jerry McCormack
• Charles McKenzie • Dean Meixell • Taylor Menke • James Miller • Robert Misner • Charles Moline • Stephen
Neiswanger • Colonel Nemec • David Niebuhr • Michael O’Reilly • Paul M. Peterson • Roger Plath • Douglas
Pope • Burt Rovner • Richard Schwartz • Robert Selden • James Smith • James Solin • Robert Suk • Mark
Swenson • Cole Tousignant • Leon Traeger • Gayl Waldvogel • David Weier • William Weinand • Grege Wennes
• Thomas West • Paul Wolf • Mathew Woodworth • John Zima Jr.
once again packed, and we represented Osman Shriners well. The oasis also saw us perform a mini-ceremonial for Nobles wishing to join and parade with us. What a great time to join Osman Shriners; some of them having just come through the One-Day-To-Masonry on January 19th. The Osman Clowns and other Nobles participated in the Torchlight Parade on Saturday, February 2nd, carrying the Circus banner and passing out coupons for tickets. It’s hard to believe, but the Circus is right around the corner.
The Annual Club and Unit seminar on Saturday, February 2nd was well attended, and thank you to Oriental Guide Jim Gratias and the Club and Unit officers, Joel Starks, Eric Mundt, and Chris Johnson for coordinating the day and for providing such important information to the Club and Unit Officers. This event is vital to the growth of Osman, and I want to extend my gratitude to all of those who were in attendance.
“TOGETHER WE CAN”
One of the primary items covered at the Club and Unit Seminar is membership. We have set a goal this year of initiating 60 new Nobles and of achieving Gold. This is an ambitious goal but one that I feel is realistic given the time and effort put in by our Membership Co-Chairs Jerry Johnson and Tim Bass. It is difficult to articulate how much work they have put into membership. Building on the momentum they have created, along with P.P. Mike Nehm’s efforts last year, I feel confident we can achieve Gold. A major part of enticing new members is our initiative to decrease the total cost to join Osman to $150. This fee includes everything; dues, per capita, a Fez, a Fez case, and a stiffener, and is nearly a $300 value for only $150. We want to grow Osman and to invest in new Nobles, and we don’t want the initial cost of membership to deter others from joining our great fraternity. As with everything in life we must consider value. What are getting for
what we pay? It is important that we communicate to potential Nobles that there is no better time than the present to join Osman Shriners. Please watch for dates for membership events that will be held at 7 locations throughout Osman territory under the banner of “Discover what it means to be a Mason & Shriner.” Please bring any interested men to one of these events and get to know other Shrine Masons.
I would like to conclude by expressing my deepest gratitude for entrusting me with the role of Potentate for 2019. I look forward to seeing all of you throughout the year.
“Leave A Legacy”Anders Haugen2019 Potentate
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7:10PM opened in form with pledge and prayer
Introduction of Past Potentates – Peter S. Ekholm, 1988; Richard E. Thompson, 2002; Rahn S. Lund, 2005; Charles V. Ferguson, 2006; Franklin Peterson, 2007; Roger Robinson, 2008; James I. Berg, 2009; Michael E. Awada, 2010; Frank Spevak, 2012; Don Harmsen, 2013; Roger Berge, 2014; Jeff Olsen, 2015; Bruce Thomas, 2016; Rich Purcell, 2017.
New Nobles – Bob Selden; Chris Chopp; Jerry (last name unclear)
Guests – High Priest and Prophet, Zuhrah Shrine – John Pavola
Minutes - approved as published in lieu of reading
Treasurer’s report – Russ Christofk - approved as presented
Trustee’s Report – Christopher Johnson – approved as presented
Membership Report – High Priest and Prophet, Sean Gardiner; Jerry Johnson – Created 48 Nobles this in 2018; 11 affiliations; 7 restorations; 5 Associations – total gain of 71 = 1103, minus 86 deductions; Net loss of 15 Nobles. Last year we lost 2.8% vs 1.5% loss this year.
Jerry Johnson extended special thanks to Illustrious Sir Mike Nehm, Co-Chair Tim Bass, 2018 Membership team, Ceremonial Divan that present the initial impression to new Nobles; Prospect event coordinators; Recruiters
and first and second line signers; Eric Mundt who earned the Crown Jewel for his work in recruiting this year.
Jerry Johnson mentioned Imperial Sir Jim Cain’s logo of “Together We Can” as a theme for 2019.
Demits, Suspensions – Oriental Guide, Mark Galloway –
Demits – Patrick Nowland Jr, Stephen Davis, Keith Donaldson
Suspensions – Matthew Bremer, Craig Carlson, Fred Carlson, Donald Chering, Collin Dahl, Trevor Faundeen, Lincoln Henry, David Huntley, Steve Johnson, Tyler Miller, John Pederson, Lloyd Peterson, Zachary Schmitz, James Schuster, Reggie Shones, Kelly Strong, Adam Taylor, Loren Van Wyck, Brian Voogd, Joseph Warling, Michael Werth, Robert Witter.
Additions – Chief Rabban – Anders Haugen –
Restorations – Lawrence Grufman, Lawrence Oevering
New Creations – Josh Downey, Jacob Grippen, Dale Hansen, Lawrence Lyman, Nathaniel Minetto, Scott Smith, David Widner
Black Camel – Assistant Rabban – Larry Norte – Reading of names followed by an appropriately reverent moment of silence.
Kenneth Smith – 3/10/2013
Robert Lampe 5/2/2015
Merle Knudson 7/17/2015
PP Lewis Lafayette “Fay” Hassie 11/26/2018
Mark Jones 11/27/2018
John Halvorson 12/23/2018
Good Cheer – Noble Norm Hodge – PP Gerald Plachecki; David McKinnon; Tim Bass; PP Jack Mueller; Ron Pew; Frank Bild
Hospital Report – PP Roger Robinson – Noting questions around where we would move; leaning toward building a new facility. Either new construction that is yet occupied, or new purpose-built construction. Likely delayed until 2020. This will be in the Metro somewhere. There will be a Hospital Day, later in the year.
Circus Report – Larry Norte – Circus this year will be March 28,29,30,31; Circus lawn signs are available; Mommy and Daddy pins are available; Plaques are available for sale (club or unit may accept bonus from sales); Coloring Book sales are still open.
Fill the house night on Thursday night, every seat is $10.00.
Chief of Staff – Neil Clymer –
Winter Carnival Grand Day Parade (Saturday January 26th): Line up at 12:30 – 1:00 and step off at 2:00. Oasis will be at 10:00AM at the St. Paul Masonic Center on Plato Boulevard
2019 Tentative Temple Parades
Osman Shrine Annual Meeting, 1/8/19
Ill Sir Mike Nehm waiting for the start of his final Stated meeting
Osman Shrine members at the Annual Meeting Jennifer Sutch giving an update on the Shrine Health care
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Kaposia Days Parade (Friday June 28th): Friday evening parade.
White Bear Avenue Parade (Wednesday July 10th): Wednesday evening Parade
Lakeville Parade (Saturday July 13th): Saturday Parade
MSA (August 1st – 3rd): 1 or 2 parades. More information to come in February on the details.
St. Paul Park Parade (Saturday August 17th): Saturday morning parade
Kenyon Parade (Saturday August 17th): Saturday afternoon parade
State Fair Parade: Most likely the 1st Saturday of the Fair. More info to come. (NOT A TEMPLE PARADE)
River Falls Parade (Saturday October 19th): Saturday morning parade
*Notices on parades go out through the Club and Unit email. If Captains, Heads, or those in charge of parades have changed, please be sure to let the Clubs and Units know so emails are current.
Election Instructions – Illustrious Sir Mike Nehm – see notes
Jerry Johnson – Appointed Head Teller
Illustrious Potentate – PP Mike Awada nominated Anders Haugen who will be the youngest Potentate ever in Osman Shrine if elected – Elected unanimously and duly accepted
Chief Rabban – PP Richard Thompson – nominated Larry Norte – Elected unanimously and duly accepted
Assistant Rabban – PP Frank Spevak – nominated Sean Gardiner – Elected unanimously and duly accepted
High Priest and Prophet – PP Don Harmsen – nominated Mark Galloway – Elected unanimously and duly accepted
Oriental Guide – PP Roger Berge – nominated James Gratias – Elected unanimously and duly accepted
Treasurer – PP Dick Thompson – nominated Russ Christofk – a member of Osman Shrine since 1953 – Elected unanimously and duly accepted
Recorder – PP Rich Purcell – nominated Tom West – has basically done everything – elected Recorder in 2009 – offered good, timely and wise counsel – Elected unanimously and duly accepted
Trustee – PP Peter Ekholm – nominated Christopher Johnson (second term) – Elected unanimously and duly accepted
Explanation of Slate of nomination to representatives to 2019 Imperial Council – Illustrious Sir Mike Nehm
PP Mike Awada nominated Illustrious Sir, Chief Rabban, Assistant Rabban – Elected unanimously and duly accepted
Explanation of nominees for representatives to MSA – Slate of Seven – IS Mike Nehm
PP Rich Purcell – Illustrious Sir, Chief Rabban, Assistant Rabban, High Priest and Prophet Oriental Guide, Treasurer, Recorder – Elected unanimously and duly accepted
Corporate Resolutions – Noble Treasurer
Russ Christofk –
1 - Since it appears to be impractical to have our volunteer Comptroller to approve all bills, invoices and claims, before presentation to the Board of Directors, and since the Recorder has already approved them, it is recommended that we dispense with this requirement. It is recommended instead that the Comptroller audit or review such bills, invoices and claims monthly to assure compliance with all established procedures. - approved unanimously
2 – Move that Osman Temple authorize, by resolution the newly elected Potentate, Chief Rabban, Assistant Rabban, High Priest and Prophet, Oriental guide, Recorder, and Treasurer, to sign corporation checks with the signatures of the Treasurer and any one other of these officers to appear on all checks. In addition, be it resolved that any of these officers, and any of the Trustees, are authorized to initiate wire transfers between banks or investment accounts, whether electronically or by signature. - approved unanimously
8:16 - Recess for the purpose of calling to order Osman Properties INC
Noble Chris Johnson as President of Corporation –
Reminder that each Noble is entitled to vote as a shareholder of said corporation.
The meeting purpose is to announce the 2019 Board of Directors and to elect the 2019 Auditor, who will not be a member of the Board of Directors.
Chief Rabban Larry Norte giving the Circus report Members of Osman Piper Chris Zack leads Ill Sir Anders Haugen through the Honor Guard of Provost members
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The bylaws of the corporation provide the newly elected senior Trustee of Osman Shrine, Noble Gary Winter, serve as President; the Chief Rabban0 elect, Larry Norte as Vice President; the Assistant Rabban-elect Sean Gardiner as Secretary; and the middle term Trustee of Osman, Noble Jerry Johnson as Treasurer. Newly elected Osman High Priest and Prophet, Mark Galloway; Oriental Guide-elect, Jim Gratias; Recorder-elect, Tom West and Treasurer-elect, Russell Christofk are to serve as Directors.
Noble Russ Christofk – nominates firm of Smith Schaeffer to be elected as auditor – elected unanimously
8:18 - Meeting closed in order
Noble Chris Johnson – opened of Club and Unit meeting
Noble Jim Moore recognized to bring forward a request for equipment; after a brief explanation of the history of Osman Shrine Legion of Honor, Noble Jim Moore requested the C&U organization recommend that the Temple approve the purchase of a pickup in the amount of $10,500.00 with the Legion of Honor to present $2,500.00 for a total of $13,000 purchase price.
Moved to approve the request as presented to send to the Divan for further consideration – motion approved.
8:22 C&U adjourned
Osman Temple called from recess
Illustrious Sir Anders Haugen –
Appointed Divan for 2019
Michael Meyer – 1st Ceremonial Master - accepted
Ryan Colligan – 2nd Ceremonial Master – accepted
Brian Miller – Marshall – accepted
Wiley Davis – Captain of the Guard – accepted
Greg Sailer – Outer Guard – accepted (see notes)
Installation of Officers – PP Mike Awada, PP Bruce Thomas, PP Rich Purcell – all officers elected and appointed duly installed, more especially Illustrious Potentate Anders Haugen
Some words were of appreciation and acknowledgement were expressed by Illustrious Sir, PP Mike Nehm. Illustrious Sir Nehm recognized specifically Noble Dan Skoog for the award he recently received and Noble Jerry Johnson. Eric Mundt who received the Crown Jewel. Special congratulations to Illustrious Sir Anders Haugen and his Divan. Special acknowledgement to several Past Potentates and current members of the Divan.
Appointment of Smith Shaeffer and Associates as auditor – unanimously approved
Life Membership, Meritorious Service – Recommended for IS, PP Mike Nehm, unanimously approved.
Appointments of Neil Clymer as Chief of Staff, with assistants Chris Johnson,
Al Christofk, Eddie Clymer and Gary Winter.
Appointment of Dave Roussopoulos as Chief Aide to be assisted by a number of Nobles
Appointment of Greeter – Bob Meisner
Appointment of Chaplain – Dan Skoog
Appointment of Membership Co-Chairs – Jerry Johnson and Tim Bass
Words of acknowledgement and announcement of motto – “Leave a Legacy” by Illustrious Potentate Anders Haugen – Note: Silent Messenger logo; Shrine Legacy program;
In 2019, the cost to join Osman Shrine will be $150.00 ($300.00 value); please consider this an investment in the Nobles who join and our fraternity. Our goal is to Gold, (it hasn’t been achieved since 2010 but is defined as a net gain of ONE Noble).
Recessed in order at 8:55PM
Newly elected Divan congratulating new elected Recorder Tom West
Ill Sir Anders Haugen presenting new appointed Outer Guard Greg Sailer his Divan jewel
Ill Sir Anders Haugen with his Chief Aide Dave Roussopoulos
Newly elected Potentate Anders Haugen giving Ill Sir Mike Nehm his Past Potentates pin
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The Chief’s CornerHello Nobles! The
2019 installation and reception to honor our new Potentate, Anders Haugen, and the Divan went great! I hope everyone was able to attend and
enjoy the day. Congratulations to Greg Sailer, the new Outer Guard joining the Divan.
Our first 2019 parade was the St. Paul Winter Carnival on Saturday, January 26th. Thanks to all the units, Nobels and everyone who helped make this first parade a success! The Oasis, which was held at the Masonic Center on Plato Avenue, was a lot of fun and well attended. As usual, the chili and hot dogs were a big hit! Thank you to the Aides who dedicated their time to serve their fellow Nobels and Ladys before the parade. You are much appreciated. I would also like to thank the Osman Shriners who attended the Torch Light Parade on Saturday February 2nd.
The Osman’s Club and Unit Seminar, was held February 2nd at the Spur. We heard from many of
the Club and Unit Heads on topics from Shriners Protocol to events for the year to come. This was a well-attended and informative event to keep everyone in the loop. I hope you were able to attend.
The objective in 2019 is to make sure that Club and Units are aware of when the Temple Parades are going to be so they can get them on their parading schedule early. This way we have a good attendance at these parades. I will continue to keep the parade information updated, and try to get you the details as soon as they are available to me.
2019 Temple Parades
• Kaposia Days Parade (Friday June 28th): Friday evening parade.
• White Bear Avenue Parade (Wednesday July 10th): Wednesday evening parade.
• Lakeville Parade (Saturday July 13th): Saturday parade
• MSA (Thursday August 1st and Saturday August3rd): More information to come in February on the details.
• St. Paul Park Parade (Saturday August 17th): Saturday morning parade.
• Kenyon Parade (Saturday August 17th): Saturday afternoon parade
• State Fair Parade: Most likely the 1st Saturday of the Fair. More info to come. (NOT A TEMPLE PARADE)
• River Falls Parade (Saturday October 19th): Saturday morning parade.
Please remember, if any units would like to participate in a parade to notify me in advance so I can plan the line ups to accommodate everyone safely. I can be reached at 651-248-2003 or [email protected]. It is also important to remember you must have your dues paid up to participate in any Osman parade. You also must have paperwork, license, insurance, etc. on file at the Osman office if you plan to drive an Osman vehicle.
Thank you,Neil Clymer
Neil Clymer
BLACK CAMELn Kenneth Smith 3/10/2013
n Robert Lampe 5/2/2015
n Merle Knudson 7/17/2015
n John Halvorson 12/23/2018
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The year 2018 ended with members of the Shrine Club ringing bells for the Red Kettle program, for the Salvation Army. The first Friday in December is the date we work in
as many locations in Austin as possible. This year we collected $6,100.00 and $5,000.00 of that amount will be matched by Minnesota Masonic Charities (MMC), bringing the total raised to $11,000.00. Shown at his station at Sterling Drug is Noble Dean Johnson, who also organizes the schedule for Lodge members who collected $4,000.00 on the Fridays between Thanksgiving and Christmas. This amount will also be matched by MMC. These dollars raised by both Shrine and Lodge members is specified for the Austin Area Food Shelf.
The last event of 2018 was the annual Shrine Holiday Dinner held at the Austin Country Club. A good turnout enjoyed fellowship, food, and entertainment by the Austin High School Austinaires, a vocal group of over 20 students. As the result of a mini-ceremonial held during our evening program, we welcomed new Noble Scott Smith Congratulations Scott!
Donations for 2018 were presented with approximately $8,500.00 being presented to Shrine and local agencies. Included was a donation to the Austinaires and an additional $1,000.00 to Rose West for the Hospital Auxiliary, bringing the total donated to the Auxiliary in 2018 to $3,500.00.
The year 2019 started for the Austin Area Nobles and ladies with a meeting at Barley’s on Thursday, January 10th. A great deal
of business items were discussed, with Mathew Woodworth presiding at his first meeting as President.
A report on 2018 finances for the Club and Band was presented by Neil Hanson, followed by discussion for future activities that reflect our ability to make contributions.
Brad Stout presented an update on parade activities that included maintenance items for the band bus and trailer. Discussion also took place regarding the number of parades, since at least one of the parades in which we have normally participated might be a Temple Parades in 2019.
Austin will be the site of a Lift One Up program on June 8th. Matt
Woodworth explained the program and what is needed to prepare for that event. The raffle ticket program was also discussed. Noble Otto Volkert reported on the Circus Promotion program for 2019, and materials were made available to members. Nobles were reminded that we are one of the best Osman Clubs and Units for the sale of the circus promotion items.
Mary Hanson, Worthy Matron of Unity Chapter #29 in Austin thanked Nobles and ladies for their support of
OES activities and reminded them of the Spaghetti Dinner to be held on Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 3rd. It is one of the fund raiser activities that Unity Chapter has during the year. All are invited to attend. Serving is from 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., and cost is $10.00.
Neil Hanson asked Past President Gary Brolsma to come forward and presented him with a Past President’s pin.
President Woodworth distributed a calendar of activities for 2019 indicating meeting dates and possible locations. The February 14th meeting will be held in the Roosevelt Room of the Holiday Inn, Austin.
Neil Hanson,Secretary
Austin Area Shrine Club & Oriental Band
Neil Hanson
Gary Brolsma, Rose West, Neil Hanson, Brad Stout, Matt Woodworth, & Chris Brekkepresenting $1,000.00 check
to Rose West
Dean Johnson at his post for the Red Kettle program
Members of the Austin Shrine Club and friends presenting $11,000.00 from collections and MMC match to Stacy
Wisemore of the Austin Salvation Army
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Legion of HonorWelcome to our 2019
Divan and Illustrious Potentate! The Legion of Honor looks forward to serving you and Osman in 2019!
By the time this is published in February, the Legion will have, hopefully, been approved to purchase a very special pickup for Osman and the Legion of Honor’s use in the coming years, confirmation to come in the March Newsletter. If we were successful, it will mean the Legion of Honor and Osman Shrine will have
a vehicle of their own to pull the Jeep to Osman Parades and or carry flags on the truck with our special racks made years ago to fit a full-sized truck!
By February we will have had another great time representing Osman at one of the coldest yet most fun parades of the season. After all, you have to have fun with the weather potential for marching 2 miles in Minnesota in January! Thanks to the Legion Nobles who participated and performed so well! Thanks to our Chief of Staff, Neil Clymer and Osman aides for the Oasis before the parade! As always it was
great!
We will be working at the Circus next. We need members and family members & friends to help us man the gates, take tickets and welcome some of the greatest people, to the Greatest Show on Earth, The Osman Shrine Circus. This will be Osman’s 96th consecutive
year, the longest running Shrine Circus in the World! What an honor to serve Osman by taking tickets, manning the gates to help with security and carrying the colors proudly at each of the 10 performances.
The Legion of Honor is not only for Veteran’s, even though we would desperately encourage them to join us, in providing the colors and honor guard duties. We welcome all Patriots to join our ranks. We have a lot of fun and do many families, focused activities, and encourage the Lady6’s at most of these events. Most of all veteran or no, when you walk down those streets carrying those flags it is impossible to convey the honor we feel! Come join us and feel this also!
Jim MooreCommander, LOH
Jim Moore
St. Cloud Area Shrine Club
2019 Legion of Honor Officers, Jim Moore, Dean Brown, Nick Casci, and Jim Smeby
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Pipe Band
2019 Pipe Band officers Emilio Munoz, Chris Zack, Jim Smith, & Dan Flicek with Osman Divan Chief Rabban Larry Norte, Ill Sir Anders Haugen, Ill Sir Mike
Nehm, Assistant Rabban Sean Gardiner, and Capt. of the Guard Wiley Davis
Ill Sir Anders Haugen, Ill Sir Mike Nehm swearing in the Pipe Band officers - President Emilio Munoz, Vice President Chris Zack, Pipe Major Jim Smith
& Secretary Dan Flicek
Santa with Ill Sir Mike Nehm
Dinner at Forest Lake Lodge for the East Central Shrine Club
2019 installation of officers Asst, Rabban Sean Gardiner, Ill Sir Mike Nehm, High Priest & Prophet Mark Galloway, Secy/Treas. Mike Hill, President Dave
Rahm, & Vice President Mike Perreault
Well it’s the first of the year again and we’re back in the shop improving and revamping things up. We would like to congratulate our new Nobles; Barry Maday, James Freeman, Corey Walters, Justin Hansen from Fairmont lodge, Dale Hanson from St James lodge, and Tyler Firchau from Mankato lodge.
The Club would also like to congratulate Noble Eric Mundt on becoming master of Mankato lodge #12, and also receiving his Crown Jewel from Illustrious Sir Mike Nehm
The T-birds are meeting every 3rd Wednesday of the month for family and friends. Meeting for the T-Birds is
on February 20th. We will be at Lakes Sports Bar & Grill, 151 W Humphrey St, Lake Crystal, MN 56055, at 6pm for dinner, discussion and fun. Come if you are able and please bring your family.
We give you 4 wheels, but you only need 2Brock Petersen, T-bird president
Mankato T-Birds
East Central Shrine Club
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As I sit and write my last official newsletter article as Rochester Dragon Patrol President, I can reflect back on what a good year we had. We set some new parade guidelines
for ourselves, limiting the amount of parades we would attend, limiting to one a weekend, (which I think we didn’t hold true to this one) and changing our fee structure. It seems with the ageing crew, the weather, family commitments and work played out to our best interest.
Having just completed an awesome year, we are all looking forward to the new officers taking over and looking forward to another parade season not to far down the road. For us the season usually starts early in May and goes into September.
We had our Annual Christmas Party and Installation of Officers on January 18, 2019 at the Willow Creek Golf Course in Rochester. I would like to once again say Thank You to all of our dedicated Dragon Patrol Members, their spouses and families for allowing us to have a great year and for their
participation when ever they could. I would like to also say Thank You once again to the 2018 Officers for full filling their positions and wish the Officers of 2019 the best of the year to come.
As President, I think any time some thing good comes to an end, you can reflect back on the year and reminisce on what took place. Having the best group of guys to work with, we were able to accomplish many great things. We took part in 18 town celebrations and parades, donated $10,500.00 to the various bodies of the Osman Shrine, worked the 95th Annual Shrine Circus, Participated in Hospital Days, Traveled to Deadwood, South Dakota for MSA in August, the Annual Osman Family Picnic, Enjoyed the Annual Hufli with a great turn out of our Rochester Shriners just to name a few. When looking back on what we did, its hard to pick out just one favorite thing, we did so much and made so many smiles on the streets while we paraded by both the young and the old. Being a Shriner is probably one of the best things any of us have ever done and don’t regret it at all!!
With all of this being said, it is
time to reflect back on the year and pass out some well deserving awards. A special award goes to Al Shufelt for participating in all 18 parades in the 2018 season. Attended all 9 Dragon Patrol Meetings in 2018-Ryan Colligan, Bus Driver of the year - driving the Dragon Bus to the most parades (12) in 2018-Bruce Thomas, Rookie Dragon of the Year, he was a new member this year, got his CDL so he could also drive bus if needed, attended 6 of the 9 membership meetings, and participated in 13 parades-Jason Kennedy. Then with all due respect, it was with great honor, that I got to present the Dragon of the Year Award to Ron Lamkin, Ron was always just a phone call away and he always kept in touch with me and was always willing to help in any way needed. Thank You Ron for all your dedication to the Rochester Dragon Patrol, the Shrine and to our great Organization, Congratulations on being the 2018 Dragon on the Year!!
Installation of the 2019 Officers was done by Potentate Anders Haugen and his Staff in attendance. Newly installed officers are-Ron Lamkin-President, Dan Rasmussen Vice President, Jason Kennedy -Sargent at
Dragon Patrol
Timothy Bass
Rochester Dragon Patrol Previous Dragons of the Year, Tim Bass-President, Jerry Korstad, Art Pavlish, Bruce Thomas
Dragon Patrol Officers installed by Ill. Sir Potentate Anders Haugen, Pres.-Ron Lamkin, Secretary-Art Pavlish and Sgt. at Arms-Jason Kennedy
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Welcome to 2019, from all of us at the Alexandria Shrine Club. It is hard to believe, as you read this, that we are in the second month of the year already. As Masons & Shriners,
we look forward to the challenges of yet another year and working together we can make this a great one. Thanks to everyone who helped out during our 2018 parade season. We look forward to seeing you all again in 2019. As the newly elected president of the Alexandria Shrine Club, I would like to thank everyone for the confidence you are placing in me.
On a personal note, I want to thank a dear friend, a Masonic brother and fellow Noble for his encouragement
and for him believing in me, and therefore having myself become a Mason and a Shriner.
It all started 16 years ago over a cup of coffee. I would like to Thank You for giving me this great honor and also
Thank You for being a true friend, and mentor. This friend I speak of is Ron Williams.
Until next time!
Ralph E. TvrdikVP Alex. Shrine ClubRalph Tvrdik
Alexandria Shrine Club and 4 Wheelers
2019 Alexandria officer Mike Pray, Bill Lindholm, Brion Golde, Frank Peterson, Rudy Denke, Jim Gratias, Ralph Berg, Ralph Tvrdik, being installed by Ill Sir Mike Nehm
Ill. Sir Past Potentate-Mike Nehm, Rochester Dragon Patrol 2018 President Tim Bass and Ill. Sir
Potentate Anders Haugen
Rochester Dragon Patrol-Dragon of the Year 2018-Ron Lamkin and Lady Dorothy
Ill Sir Anders Haugen presenting Tim Bass with his Past Presidents Pin
Arms, Art Pavlish as Secretary, Bert Aikens as Treasurer, Chris Koenig Parade Chairman and Bill Hubbard as Parade Coordinator. Congratulations to you all and enjoy your year.
I would also like to say Thank You to the Ill Past Potentate Mike Nehm and his Lady Sandy for such a great year. Being President during your year brings a lot of memories for me
and my wife Sandy Kae as well. Look forward to seeing you at events in the coming year, and Congratulations to Ill Sir Anders Haugen newly elected Potentate of the Osman Shrine and his wife Adriana, we look forward to a great year with you as well and we will join with you and your team as we “Leave a Legacy” in 2019.
In closing, I would just like to
Congratulate all the Newly Elected Officers of each Club and Unit as you take over the Helm for 2019. Enjoy your year, it all goes by way to fast. Enjoy and make some memories!
Tim Bass
Rochester Dragon Patrol-President
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Congratulations to everyone involved with the RASC in 2018, all the Nobles, Ladies, Unit Presidents, Officers and especially past president Mike Smith for an OUTSTANDING 2018!!
I would also like to personally congratulate Ryan Colligan for his recognition as the 2018 “Shriner of the Year”; to Eric Mundt who was presented the “Crown Jewel” by Illustrious Sir Mike Nehm; and to Paul M Peterson who was presented with a Certificate of Appreciation from Ill Sir Nehm.
A special THANKS to author Susan Amundson and husband Steve for joining us, signing and gifting all of us her outstanding children’s books – in honor of the late Robert Amundson Charter Dragon member.
Thank you to Aaron Lee for his donation of the ladies gifts of jam! Aaron’s dad was a good friend of the late Past Potentate Mike Hildebrant. We were glad Aaron and his lady could join us.
To Ron Pew and his lady Paraleen for again hosting the raffle for the Women’s Auxiliary with his beautiful wood rolling pins, bowls, and other wood items. THANK YOU both!
We need to acknowledge Sharon Billings on her donation of 85 handmade blankets and pillow cases to the Shrine Hospital in the Twin Cities. Thank You Sharon!
Lastly, I would like to thank all of the units for your generous donations to the “Parade to Glory”, your work this past year at parades was incredible! WOW!! Thank You!
We have some new members of RASC, Eric & Cori Mundt, Greg &
Chris Sailer and Shawn & Liz Davis. Welcome to all of you!
Mike Smith throws a FANTASTIC Christmas Party, full of Great food, Great friends, Great music……PLUS a surprise visit from The Blues Brothers and an honoring of Minnesota Law Enforcement!
WHAT GREAT FUN HAD BY ALL AT OUR 70th ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BALL!!!
I hope the start of 2019 has been good for ALL. I am Honored to be 2019 RASC President. Mike made the 2018 year look fun and easy and I hope to give my all for a successful and fun 2019. If 2019 goes as well as the first few weeks, we will have an unbelievable year. If you ever need anything, please let me know.
Dan Groteboer2019 RASC President
Rochester Area Shrine Club
Dan Groteboer
Ill Sir Mike Nehm presented Eric Mundt with a certificate of Appreciation
Winners of the woodworking items donated by Ron Pew and that the proceeds went to the WGA
2nd Ceremonial Master Ryan Colligan, Sandy Nehm, & Audrey Colligan
Members of Osman at the Rochester Shrine Club Holiday party
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Tim Bass, Ill Sir Mike Nehm, Ryan Colligan, & Eric Mundt
Ryan & Audrey Colligan, Ryan received 2018 Shriner of the Year
Chris Koenig & Ann Koenig Ill Sir Mike Nehm presented Paul M Peterson with a certificate of Appreciation with Asst. Rabban Larry Norte looking on
Osman Divan who attended the RASC holiday party, Ill Sir Mike Nehm, Asst Rabban Larry Norte, High Priest & Prophet Sean Gardiner, 1st Ceremonial Master Jim Gratias, 2nd
Ceremonial Master Michael Meyer, Marshal Ryan Colligan, Capt of the Guard Brian Miller, & Outer Guard Wiley Davis.
Peggy Dixon, Don & Diane Nelson and Larry Norte
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While typing on my computer the other day I started to think about the first computer that I owned. It was a #2 pencil and a piece of paper, and a slide ruler. I know I’m old but most of you reading this had
the same computer. If you had a TV it was black & white, and you had to get up to change the channel or turn the volume up and down.
We’ve all heard members of older generations (wait I’m the older generation) start a story with, “Back in my day,” which is then followed by a seemingly endless list of ways things have changed in the intervening years. However, tales of walking 10 miles in the snow up hill to school may be a little stale, life has changed in some seriously significant ways over the last half-century.
Because most of us love vehicles, we have over the years seen some of the biggest changes in the last 50 years. Navigation systems, satellite radio, backup cameras, keys that stay in your pocket, and soon self-driving. You will be able to sleep while you drive from Minnesota to Florida. So, let’s look at some of the Zagalas member’s first cars.
Joe: a 1940 Chevy business coupe.. I traded a customer in our gas station my very nice motorized go cart for.. It was in good shape but met its end ... when on an Easter Sunday morning it was victim of a hit & run.. had split manifold and duals.. and gas heater.. primer gray.. Original MSRP $712.00 Now $42,995.00
Larry: 1979 Chevy Monza. 350 auto. That was a sleeper and was very fast. It was a Camaro killer $3850.00 now $40,000.00
Bob: 1972 Chevelle 350 automatic orange with black hardtop $2,923.00 now $33,000.00
Paul: a 1957 Pontiac Chieftain baby blue with a black top and cruiser skirts. $ 2,463.00 now $20,000.00 My car that I met Cathi with was a 1960 Ford T-Bird, 356 engine, bucket seats, Acapulco Silver Blue. Now “priceless:”
Art: My first was a homemade go-cart (circa 1964). $1.00 now free, my 1st legal driver was a 59 Plymouth Belvedere, 318 three on the tree with overdrive - it would do 95 in second gear! My favorite from the early days was of course the 1969 Plymouth GTX, 440 magnum with air grabber induction package, 4 speed, 4:10 gears. B5 blue with a black vinyl top and interior..
Bought it in 1970 for $2,400.00. NADA today is $90k…
Bruce: 1966 GMC 1/2 pickup 305 V6 ,3 speed on the tree. Got it at age 15. $2,066.00 now $37,000.00
Rahn: 1963 Ford Galaxy 500 $3,033.00 now $33,800.00
Dick: My first car was a 1949 ford. $1,595.00 Now $18,700.00
Darrel: 49 or ‘50 Mercury, it kind of looked like an upside down bathtub. This got me through a few years of high school; $1,875.00 $66,000.00
We should have all kept our first car LOL. For fun next time you are dealing on a new car, ask the salesperson how the new fuel injection works with the latest carburetor, or just before you sign the papers ask for a bench seat, or demand a cigarette lighter. Life can be fun
To the World you may be just one person, but to a child you may be the World.
Chris Christopherson VP/Parade Chair Zagalas
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Rochester Zagalas
Chris Christopherson
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It is less than 8 weeks to show-time!
Mommy & Daddy –
Thanks to everyone who has responded to their Mommy & Daddy mailing. If you have
not received yours or need more tickets let us know at 651-452-5662. This year’s Circus Mommy’s and Daddy’s are receiving a unique 2019 edition Mommy and Daddy pin, recognition in the circus program/coloring book, and the sincere thanks of thousands of kids who would not get to see a circus without them.
Nobility Sales –
We still need helpers to sell circus
coloring book advertisements and Circus Supporter plaques. Any Club, Unit, Noble, Lady or friend can participate. The goal again this year is for every Noble to sell at least one of anything, be it a ticket, an advertisement, a plaque or a sponsorship. The key is, we need is just a little help from everyone. Please help!
The deadline for all advertising and everything to be included in the coloring book is Thursday February 28, 2019.
Circus Meetings -
February 2, 2019 - C&U Seminar.
March 12, 2019 - The “Big Final” meeting at 4:30pm at the Lost Spur before the Osman Stated Meeting
at 6:30. All Club and Unit Heads, Functional Area Managers, and Booth Managers should attend. All additional Nobles or Ladies are also welcome. Note that there will be a vote at the Stated Meeting on a 2020 fundraiser.
March 27, 2019 - “Wednesday Night Walk-Around” at 6:00 on the Concourse at ramp 14. Last minute updates.
March 28 – March 31, 2019 – “Circus Time”!
That’s it for now, “May all your days be circus days!”
John [email protected]
651-452-5662
Notes from the Ticket Booth for February 2019
John Davenport
Now Hear ThisOsman Shrine Stated Meeting
March 12, 2019, Lost Spur/City View 5:00 pm Buffet dinner
6:30 pm Stated Meeting Notice of vote
Due notice is hereby given that, at a Stated meeting of Osman Shrine on March 12, 2019, theFollowing will be voted upon:
As required by Osman Bylaws, the Nobility will vote on the 2020 fundraiser.
There shall be a 2020 fundraiser for the Osman Shrine, a Circus to be held at the State Fair Coliseum.
Meeting starts promptly at 6:30 p.m.
Thomas West, Recorder
Attest. Anders Haugen, Potentate
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Osman Membership – Together We Can – Continued!
Last month we welcomed you in the New Year of 2019 and introduced our membership logo which states, “Together We Can.” We then recapped 2018 prospect events and declared, “Let us continue this effort in 2019!” An important part of that effort is to continue to provide events for Mason and Shriner prospects.
Our prospect events are envisioned as a means of unity – uniting Masons and Shriners, primarily consisting of Boomers (54-72 years old) and the Silent Generation (73-90 years old), with un-initiated Millennials (21-37 years old) and
Gen X (38-53 years old). We as members of the Boomer and Silent Generations, feel we can provide activities and events to attract Millennials and Gen X to become Masons and Shriners. This is the continued premise for prospect events and it seems to be working.
During a recent membership team meeting, we discussed the results of 2018 prospect activities. Since we are serious about continuing future prospect events, we needed to focus on strengths as well as weaknesses of the 2018 events. This scrutiny resulted in identifying suggestions for improvement of future prospect events and adjustments have already been made to our operational plans.
Because of the overall positive outcome of 2018 prospect events, it was then decided that three additional prospect events for a total of seven should be held in 2019. Anders Haugen (then Chief Rabban and now the Potentate of Osman Shriners), was deeply involved in the discussions and planning and offered his wholehearted personal support as well as that of the Osman Divan. As a result, the details of these events are now being developed and the dates, location, venue and coordinators are listed as follows:
Month/ Date Location Venue Coordinator (s)
Tue., March 5 Woodbury 3rd Act Craft Brewery Jerry Johnson & Greg Sailer
Wed., April 17 Alexandria Copper Trail Brewing Mke Pray
Sat., May 18 Waite Park Crooked Pint Ale House Mike Yankovec
Sat., June 8 Austin Torge’s Live Sports Pub & Grill Matthew Woodworth, Brad Stout, Neil Hanson
Sat., Sept. 14 Mankato Buffalo Wings & Rings Steve Igou & Eric Mundt
Sat., Oct. 12 Rochester Kinney Creek Brewery Brad Phelps
Sat., Nov. 2 Winona Island City Brewing Company Scott Banicki
As you can see, these events have been set up throughout Osmanland. Please put these events on your calendar and plan on attending as many as you can. The local coordinators for each of the events will be working diligently to make it a success and they all need our help and support. Please help identify blue lodge and Osman Shriner candidates and then bring them to the events. The membership team will provide information to these prospects and answer their questions. If you can help in some way in your location, contact the coordinator and ask, “What can I do to help you?” or offer your specific talent.
Third Act Craft Brewery will be donating $1.00 to the
Womens General Auxiliary to Shriners Hospitals
for Children Twin Cities (WGA 4 Kids) for each pint
purchased during the event.
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As the table shows, we’ll start out in March, 2019 in the East Metro area at Third Act Craft Brewery in Woodbury (3rdactbrew.com). This is a brand new brewery which just began operation in November, 2018. They have a tasty inventory of eight crafted brews on tap, fresh brewed root beer, homemade craft pop and serve artisanal Neapolitan pizzas and freshly baked pretzels - the biggest pretzels you will ever see! Third Act Craft Brewery will be donating $1.00 to the Womens General Auxiliary to Shriners Hospitals for Children Twin Cities (WGA 4 Kids) for each pint purchased during the event. This generous act should be reason enough to attend this event. We need to support them for this generous contribution and state our thanks up front! We also need to show the public that when we do things, we always have our Shriner Hospital kids in mind! Subsequent events throughout 2019 will require your participation and support to meet our Osman Shriner membership goal. Lift one up for a Shriner!
Our goal again for 2019 is attaining the gold level of membership achievement. Let’s start out the year by recruiting candidates for Masonic initiation. Later in the year, we can then bring them into Osman Shriners through one of our Ceremonials. For those that are Master Masons, the next event to create Osman Shriners is the St. Patrick’s Day Ceremonial which will be held on Saturday, March 16, 2019. If you know of a Masonic brother who ought to be a Shriner, please obtain a signature on an Osman petition and then mail it to Doreen Lynch with the initiation fee. Equally important, if you know a good man that would be a better man as a Mason give him a petition so he can start his journey towards being a Master Mason. It is a long way to meet our membership goal of Gold at this point, but the year has just begun and Together We Can!
On behalf of the Osman Shriner Membership Team,
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2 0 1 8 O S M A N P A P E R S U P P O R T E R SM E M O R I A L S
Warren & Doreen Lynch In Memory of P.P. Mike Hildebrand, Dick McNary, P.P. Tom Huppert, Doris Plachecki, Nancy Fish, Jerry Payne, P.P. Al Koenig & Ray Hobot
Russ, & Alan Christofk In Memory of Joe Christofk, Father & Grandfather, Raplh Christofk, Brother & Uncle
Wayne Longwell In Memory of Jerry Longwell, Richard Brown & Pete Kloskowski
Darrell Butterwick In Memory of Marvin Ellison & P.P. Allen Koenig
Clarence Christensen In Memory of Marjorie Christensen
Shirley McNary In Memory of Richard McNary
Albert Leas Shrine Club In Memory of George Lindflott & Mark Jones
Lu Wana (Lu) Gerads In Memory of Husband Edward (Ed) Gerads & Daughter-In-Law Charlene Gerads
Art Lemke In Memory Sheiks & Mighty Mites
Tom & Diane Brockman In Memory of P.P. John Brockman
P.P. Charles & Judee Ferguson In Memory of P.P. Robert Ferguson
Dianne Hobot In Memory of Ray Hobot
Arlene Thordson In Memory of John Thordson
Michael Meyer In Memory of Erv Kooistra
Brad & Sandy Drake In Memory of John & Patricia Drake
Trudy Harper In Memory of my Father Oscar Olin
Michael Meyer In Memory of Erv Kooistra
Christopher Hans KittlesonIn Memory of Howard B Kittleson
Corrine BergstromIn Memory of Robert Bergstrom
K. E.MossIn Memory of Provost
Pat HuberIn Memory of Bill Huber
Galy & Shirley WaldvogelIn Memory of John McCusker & Jimmy Piersall
S U P P O R T E R SStephen Oian & Lady Carolyn
Arthur & Janice Lingo
P.P. Peter & Elizabeth Ekholm
Darrell Butterwick
P.P. John & Debbi Thorstad -Zor
Russ & Pauline Christofk
P.P. Jerry Plachecki
Alexandria Calliope & 4-Wheelers
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Art Lemke
Russ & Bev Boogren
P.P. Charles & Judee Ferguson
St Croix Valley SC – Zor
Bob & Amy Hering – Zor
Betty Porter
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P.P. Michael & Linda Wilk
Mankato T-Birds
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OFFICERSPresident:Joel [email protected]
Vice President:Eric [email protected]
Secretary/Treasurer:Chris Johnson [email protected] CLUBS & UNITSALBERT LEA SHRINE CLUBALBERT LEA CARS Jerald Loper, [email protected]
ALEXANDRIA AREA SHRINE CLUB Ralph Tvrdik, [email protected]
ALEXANDRIA CALLIOPE & 4-WHEELERS Bill Lindholm, [email protected]
AUSTIN AREA SHRINE CLUB AUSTIN ORIENTAL BAND Matt Woodworth, [email protected]
BOWLER BOYZ SOCIAL &CIGAR CLUB Rob Hoven, [email protected]
CANNON VALLEY SHRINE CLUB Robert Boesen, [email protected]
CLOWNS Rick Arends, [email protected]’S Ron Hanson, [email protected]
DIRECTORS STAFFP.P. Mike Nehm, [email protected]
EAST CENTRAL SHRINE CLUB David [email protected]
FRIENDLY VALLEY SHRINE CLUBRaymond Anderson, [email protected]
LEGION OF HONOR Jim Moore, [email protected]
MANKATO AREA SHRINE CLUBChris Johnson, [email protected]
MANKATO T-BIRDS Brock Peterson, [email protected]
MIGHTY MITES Burt Rovner, [email protected]
OSMAN CYCLE CORPS Peter Staloch, [email protected]
PAST POTENTATES Bruce Thomas, [email protected]
PIPE BAND Emilio Munoz, [email protected]
PROVOST Kay Moss [email protected]
ROCHESTER AREA SHRINE CLUB Dan Groteboer, [email protected]
ROCHESTER CYCLESRich Dohrn, [email protected]
ROCHESTER DRAGON PATROL Ron Lamkin, [email protected]
ROCHESTER MERRY MEDICS Rich Allee, [email protected]
SHEIKS Steve Hoyer, [email protected]
ST. CLOUD AREA SHRINE CLUB Steve Mathews, [email protected]
SPORTSMANHunter Pettit, President952-449-1423 [email protected]
ST. CLOUD GO-KARTS Larry Weyer, Captain320-240-9725
WINONA AREA SHRINE CLUBRobert Stedman, President507-454-7209
ZAGALAS – ROCHESTER CHAPTER Rahn Lund, [email protected]
ZAGALAS – ST. CLOUD CHAPTERJon Asplund, [email protected]
ZAGALAS – ST. PAUL CHAPTER Mark Sportelli, [email protected]
Attention Club & Units: Make sure you have a person appointed to make a monthly report to The Osman. Return your report by the deadline (usually
around the 10th of the month) to [email protected] or mail to 2750 Sibley Memorial Highway, St. Paul 55121
651-452-5660 • Fax (651) 683-0231
CLUB & UNIT HEADSOFFICERSPresident:
Dave [email protected]
Vice President: Mike Yankovec320-493-0776 [email protected]
Secretary/Treasurer: Brent Metcalf 651-739-3653 [email protected]
CLUBS & UNITSALBERT LEA SHRINE CLUB
ALBERT LEA CARSClarence Schroeder, [email protected]
ALEXANDRIA AREA SHRINE CLUBMike Denke, [email protected]
ALEXANDRIA CALLIOPE & FOUR-WHEELERSJohn Phillips, Captain [email protected]
AUSTIN AREA SHRINE CLUBAUSTIN ORIENTAL BANDBrad Stout, [email protected]
BLOOMING PRAIRIE SHRINE CLUBAndrew Weiss, President507-528-2533
CANNON VALLEY SHRINE CLUBDennis Monroe, President507-789-6399
CHANTERSDean Strand, President651-770-2159
CIGAR CLUBMike Ordorff, [email protected]
Attention Clubs & Units: Make sure you have a person appointed tomake a monthly report to The Osman. Return your report by the
deadline (usually around the 15th of the month) [email protected] or mail to
2750 Sibley Memorial Highway, St. Paul 55121
CLUB & UNIT HEADSPROVOST
Gary Winter, [email protected]
ROCHESTER AREA SHRINE CLUBLarry Norte, President(507) [email protected]
ROCHESTER CYCLE PATROLJosh Allen, [email protected]
ROCHESTER DRAGON PATROLDoug Brick, President507-254-6715 [email protected]
ROCHESTER MERRY MEDICSRyan Colligan, [email protected]
ST. CLOUD AREA SHRINE CLUBRoger Robinson, [email protected]
ST. CLOUD GO-KARTSMike Yankovec, [email protected]
SHEIKSSteve Hoyer, [email protected]
WINONA AREA SHRINE CLUBRobert Stedman, [email protected]
ZAGALAS – ROCHESTER CHAPTERSteve Groteboer, President281 [email protected]
ZAGALAS – ST. CLOUD CHAPTERRoger Robinson, President320-420-8142rrobinson@ global-continuum.com
ZAGALAS – ST. PAUL CHAPTERDavid Gagnon, [email protected]
CLOWNSWade Brooks, [email protected]
DIRECTORS STAFFRonald Clarstrom, [email protected]
DRUM & BUGLE CORPSDean Brown, [email protected]
EAST CENTRAL SHRINE CLUBDon Vaughn, [email protected]
FRIENDLY VALLEY SHRINE CLUBJim Smith, President651-459-8320 [email protected]
LEGION OF HONORWilliam Beslin, [email protected]
MANKATO AREA SHRINE CLUBSteve Igou, [email protected]
MANKATO T-BIRDSMichael Meyer [email protected]
MIGHTY MITESJohn Watson Crew [email protected]
NOMADSBob Golder, President651-777-3781Email [email protected]
OSMAN CYCLE CORPSDennis Sherwood, [email protected]
PAST POTENTATESMike Awada, [email protected]
PATROLGeorge Carlson, Captain651-774-7793
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Dear Auxiliary Members and Friends of the Auxiliary,
The Osman Womens Auxiliary wants to congratulate our newly elected Potentate, Anders Haugen and his Lady Adriana. We wish you a great year, and we are looking forward to working with you throughout 2019. The Osman Womens Auxiliary had the privilege of running the coat checks for both the New Year’s Brunch and the Potentate’s Reception. Thank you, Illustrious Sir Anders, for allowing us to do the coat check at your reception and thank you to everyone who donated “tip money” to the Auxiliary.
This is one more way that we are able to raise money to help provide wheelchairs for the children at Shriners Healthcare for Children – Twin Cities. Also thank you to the Auxiliary Members who manned the coat checks: Kathy Flicek, Diane Johnson, Marjorie Park, Mary Jo Vokal, Linda Johnson, Kay Skoog and Tonya West-Gray. You did a great job!
I would like to extend a special thank you to the members of the Rochester Area Shrine Club for all the toys you collected at your Holiday Party toy drive. We really appreciate the wonderful toys. There were toys for every age and both boys and girls. They were great! A very special thank you to Ron and Pari Pew. Once again, Ron made several beautifully hand-crafted wooden rolling pins and bowls to raffle at the Rochester Holiday party. All of the items were gorgeous, and everyone wanted to win one of his handmade items. Ron sold $900 in raffle tickets at the Rochester Holiday party, and he once again donated all of the raffle money to the Osman Womens Auxiliary. Thank you Ron and Pari, you are amazing!! We so appreciate your generosity, and the generosity of everyone who bought the raffle tickets!
Thank you also to the Albert Lea Shrine Club for the many, many toys they collected at their Holiday Party. The handmade dolls, with the many doll outfits and the buntings are very special. Again, your generosity is greatly appreciated.
Also, thank you to Linda Kirsch for all of the beautiful caps and head bands that she made and donated for
the children at Shriners Healthcare for Children – Twin Cities.
We will begin our 2019 schedule of events in March. Back by popular demand is the Auxiliary sponsored BUNCO PARTY on Friday, March 21, 2019, at the Lost Spur/Osman Event Center. Come and enjoy Chef Mike’s delicious Taco Bar prior to playing BUNCO. Bring your neighbors, friends and family. Please mark your calendar now; so, you can join us for an evening of fun at the BUNCO Party.
On April 26, we will again have the Osman Shrine/Osman Womens Auxiliary Wine and Craft Beer Tasting at the Lost Spur/Osman Event Center.
Ill Sir Anders & Adriana Haugen showing off the box of Wheaties with Anders photo on
Caption Jake Loper and Chuck Paczkowski presented a check and many toys and beautiful handmade dolls to Rose West for the
children at our Shriners Healthcare for Children
Linda and Jack Kirsch donating the beautiful caps and head bands Linda made for the
children at our Shriners Healthcare for Children
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Rose West with the toys collected from the Rochester Area Shrine Club
This is a great event with delicious hors d’oeuvres, a large variety of wines and beers to taste and a fabulous raffle. We had a large attendance at this event last year, and we are expecting an even larger attendance this year as many people are asking when it will be. Come join the fun, everyone is welcome!
Again, it is a pleasure and honor to serve as your Chairman and thank you for all of your continued support
to the Auxiliary. Your donations are making a difference in the lives of the children at Shriners Healthcare for Children – Twin Cities. We appreciate everything you do. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact me.
Rose West, Chairman [email protected]
651-459-3813
Thank You
A Special Thank you to the people listed here who gave Gifts, Memorials or Honoraria to the Osman Womens Auxiliary October 1 to December 31, 2018. Your continued support is greatly needed and appreciated.
Elizabeth Ekholm Gifts, Memorials, Honoraria Osman Womens Auxiliary
East Central Shrine Club David Richard Linda Will Mr and Mrs Bertie Ferguson Tom and Cynthia Carter Kathy Flicek Santa Ruck Run Legion of Honor PP Frank Peterson Sweitzer Foundation Marvin Felderman Jr. J.M. McDonaldLawrence HansonRichard OlsonPhyllis StacebergDara HornerJoan EricksonJames HamannMargaret HannemannDr. S SkibstedTom and Rose West
David BlundermanBev and Russ BoogrenDianne HobotLinda Will and David Roussopoulos PP Hank and Mary Ellen Paulson Betty PorterPP Peter and Elizabeth EkholmGary and Gee WinterWilliam Everling Barba Korum Charles and Evelyn Van House Bill Funk Trucking Karen and Wes Pylka Jay, Rita and John Hamann Gerri Jo Kamaki
Becky Brabeck Gorden Bauer/Connie Ingram Ben and Deanna McLendon Norman and Mary Lou Hodge Cheryl Malkowski Wayne and Mary Gayle Anderson Tom and Kathi DeHaven PP John and Pat Perkins PP Bruce and Terri Thomas Bob and Joyce Thordson Michael Horn Glen and Barb Anderson Pat and Josi Meyer Algot and Bonita Blomquist
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April 17 4-6 pm Alexandria
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Oct. 12 1-4 pm Rochester
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March 5 4-7 pm Woodbury
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Sept. 14 1-4 pm Mankato
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May 18 1-4 pm Waite Park
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Membership Drive March 5 th 4-7 pm
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New Year’s Brunch
Adam Layne, Donna, Ann, & Art Pavlish
PP Frank Peterson and his guest Alice Dale
Shelley Davis with Steve Ingram
The great Brunch everyone was waiting for
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Linda Will with former Shrine Hospital patient Ambassador Joe Dertinger
Tom Maine with friends Sue Elliott and Mike Haugen
Bill Stanley and his grandson Paul M Peterson and Lady Patti
Jim & Cindy Hering with Daughter & her boyfriend with Bob Hering
Bob Boesen and Lady Simone
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Rochester SC
Legion of Honor, East Central SC, Sheiks, Friendly Valley SC
Sportsman’s, Osman Pipe Band
Board Meeting Rochester SCOsman Pipe Band
Alexandria SC & 4-wheelers
Club & Unit Seminar, Torchlight parade
Rochester SCOsman Cycle, St CloudOsman Pipe Band
Provost, Osman Pipe Band
Rochester SC, Rochester Zagalas, Osman Clowns
Daddy-O’s, MSA Winter Session
MSA Winter Session
MSA Winter Session
To access the online Osman Shrine calendar please go to www.osmanshrine.org/node/3. If you want to add the calendar to your personal Gmail account simply click on the Google Calendar button in the lower right and follow the instructions.
Upcoming EventsMarch 20193rd Act Craft Brewery – 5th Stated Meeting – 12th Ceremonial & St Patrick’s Party – 16th Circus Set Up 25th – 27th Circus 28th – 31st
April 2019After Circus Workers Party – 7th
May 2019Club & Unit Meeting -14thHospital Gala - 18thLadies Appreciation Brund -19th
June 2019Stated Meeting – 11thAlexandria Circus -14th Kaposia Days Parade – 28thImperial Session – 30th
July 2019Imperial Session – 1St – 4thClub & Unit Meeting – 9th White Bear Ave Parade – 10thLakeville Parade – 13th
August 2019MSA Summer Session – 1St – 3rd S. St Paul Parade – 17thKenyon Parade – 17th
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please contact the Osman Shrine office 651-452-5660,
[email protected] Merry Medics
Potentate’s Reception
PP Peter Ekholm, Ill Sir Anders & Adriana Haugen and Elizabeth EkholmGreat appetizers for the reception
Lady Elizabeth Ekholm talking with Lady Terri Thomas
Todd Swedberg, Mary Lou Hodges and Arlene Thordson
Pipe Band escorting the Divan
Osman Sheik members Art Lemke, Steve Hoyer, Wally Larsen, and Dave Roussopoulos
Annika, Adriana, & Elise Haugen Everyone enjoying the Potentate’s Reception
Osman Pipe Band
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Wade & Jessica Harvey congratulating Ill Sir Anders Haugen
Linda Johnson visiting with Betty Volkert and Bonnie Newell
Ill Sir Anders Haugen family members Harris & Heidi Haugen and Durk Peterson
Denise Clymer congratulating Ill Sir Anders Haugen
Paul Dallman, John & Carolyn Loutzenhiser, with PP Peter & Elizabeth Ekholm
Eric Mundt Calvin Barfknecht, Cori Mundt, Sandy & PP Mike Nehm, talking with PP Rich Purcell
Potentate’s Reception
