VOLUME LXXXVII • NUMBER 1 • JANUARY 2011VOLUME LXXXX • NUMBER 8 • OCTOBER 2015

Here it is October and things are still very busy. September the 4th was our Past Potentates night. What a GREAT night it was honoring the men who served Kosair with so much loyalty. We could never thank them enough for their 5 years of service.

If you missed the Past Potentate Ladies and the Widows tea you

HELP KOSAIR KIDS® with memorial gifts to help Kosair Charities!po Box 37370; louisville, KY 40233-7370! rememBer a loved one or shrine Brother

and insure Kosair’s aBilitY to CarrY on our tradition of Care for Children. for more information Call 502-637-7696 or visit www.Kosair.org

J.R. Riggs, Potentate

missed wonderful food and great entertainment!! Thanks to the Divan Ladies and the Ladies of the Entertainment committee for the food and all their hard work in making this a great event for the Ladies of the Shrine!!

Myrtle Beach was our next dest inat ion for the SASA Convention. Great things were accomplished during this trip!! Illustrious Sir Dave Juergens was installed as Fifth Vice President on the SASA line, congrats to him!! Also our own Robert Wilson (Lucky) was installed as President of the SASA Clown Association. Best wishes to both as they embark on their new journey.

If you missed HeeHaw night, well what can I say, you missed a great entertainment night. Lots of Pickin and Grinnin and fun!!! Great food and lots of fantastic entertainment, thanks to the committee for once again “hitting it out of the park”.

Once again Lebanon hosted our Second Ceremonial of the year. Many thanks go to the Mark Twain Shrine Club for hosting this event. What a great job they did!!

October is loaded with lots of fun and things to do. Theme night will be October 16th, “Dancing With the Stars” is the theme so expect great music and dancing!! And of course a few

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IMPORTANTNOTICE

CALLED MEETING

Kosair ShrineTuesday, November 10, 2015

7:30 P.M. (EDT) at Kosair Shrine

4120 Bardstown Rd., Louisville, KY

The purpose of this Called Meeting is to vote

on petitionsfor membership.

A 2015 dues card is necessary for

Admission. WEAR YOUR FEZ

And dress appropriately.

Fraternally,JR Riggs, Potentate

Attest: Eddie Chrisman, PP,Recorder

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Oriental BandBy Gil Puckett

The Oriental Band is slowly but surely settling into its new band room. Work is going slow but thanks to Noble’s George Younger and Jack Diehl, members and visitors can see some of the history of the Oriental Band displayed on the wall along with several awards. We want to thank both of them for the time and effort they have spent. Please come by our band room to see some of the pictures and learn a bit more about joining the band at the same time. We meet every Monday night at 8:00.

Events for the month of October are few but always special. On October 3rd, the Oriental Band is to participate in the annual Harvest Homecoming Parade in New Albany, Indiana. The parade starts at 11:30 AM and we look forward to seeing the crowds. Our Genie Earl Arnett and the rest of the Oriental Band work very hard and are crowd pleasers wherever they go.

On October 30th, we will host the annual Halloween Bash during the Friday night Dinner. Come dressed up in your favorite costume and join in the fun. Cash prizes are awarded for best dressed. There will also be a table with items available to bid on so come on out and join us. We appreciate your support.

Till next time.

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Director ............................................................... David Ruff, Jr

Marshal .................................................................Allan Bogard

Captain of the Guard ....................................... Perry Adams

Outer Guard ...................................................... Richard Weiss

Inner Guard ....................................................... Larry Gittings

Orator ..................................................A Dwayne Holthouser

Master of Ceremonies ......................Kenny R. Holthouser

Chief Aide .......................................................... Danny Duvall

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Ladies Oriental ClubBy Carol Grant

Summer just seemed to fly by…. AND…. then it was September. At our September meeting, we had the pleasure of hearing Laura Walsh, a Paralegal for Norbert Arrington Attorney, she explained to us the duties of a Paralegal from the beginning of a case to the conclusion.

Our next big fundraiser will be the Ladies Oriental Club Annual Style Show, “STYLING IN KENTUCKY”,

on Saturday, October 17th at 11:00 a.m. The show will feature clothes from Christopher and Banks, we will have a luncheon. The club will have a silent auction, tickets for various baskets and selling Seng jewelry raffle tickets for a necklace to be given away at our November meeting. Reservations are a must and should be made by October 5th, by calling Pam Wilson at 502-321-5842. Come spend a Saturday with the Ladies Oriental Club, bring your “girlfriends”, for a day of FUN!!!!!! The next cake sale will be October 23, 2015, get ready to make desserts for the Club.

Don’t forget:Make your Kosair Charities Fund Drive donation

Turn in your “Nickel Days” calendar funds.

Plan to attend the Style Show on October 17th.

Bake a dessert goodie for Dessert Night on October 23rd.

Sell your raffle tickets for the Seng Jewelry necklace to be given away

at our November meeting.

Bring a friend to our meetings and encourage them to join our group of ladies, to help support our work for Kosair Charities, the organization that protects the most precious gift of all, the children of our community.

“Today, give a stranger one of your smiles. It might be the only sunshine

they see all day”!

Tickets $20.00 Reservation Required

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Meetings 1st and 3rd Tuesday7:00 p.m. in the Yoshi room at

Kosair TempleChapter Dad

B. Shawn Warren 995-8293

For more information please contactTheresa Raidy

Sr. V.P. Mission Advancementtraidy@kosair.org

(502) 637-7696 ext. 115Cell (502) 381-0613

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Flowers for the Living

Patricia C. HaydonNOBLE CHARLES AND ANN HEADY Kosair ShrinersLAURIE C. HOSKINS Community Foundation of LouisvilleELWOOD KENNEDY Wayne and Brenda ReevesGLORIA L. KERR Art and Madelyn RadererLAURITTA LAMBERT Brenda CooperCLARA MARIE LATKOVSKI BOTT Community Foundation of LouisvilleNOBLE CHARLES H. MOODY Kosair ShrinersHELEN MOUSER Joseph Mouser Mr. Louis StuartJOHN AND CAROLYN MOYSE Robert Stark and Maggie GordonPAUL AND ROBERT MUDD Mary MuddAMY M. NEUMAYER Dennis and Kim ConnellMARTHA “PAT” NEVIN Jack Nevin

NORMA AND SHEREE Jimmie and Barbara HobdyALBERT L. NUFER Michael and Patty Hume Joe and Stella Ratterman Mr. and Mrs. Mike SturgeonPAMELA S. PAULIN Shelter Plus Care TeamNOBLE GEORGE B. PIPER Kosair ShrinersNOBLE RICHARD W. POLSGROVE Betty A. PolsgroveJIM RIDENOUR Jim R. JansenHATTIE L. RIGGS GFS MarketplaceCAMERON SHOULDERS Raye WhiteNOBLE CLIFFORD STEELE Mr. Jimmy BowlesNOBLE SAMUEL G. SWOPE Michael A. Canchola Robert Stark and Maggie GordonHOWARD T. YOUNG Kenneth and Wynona Young

IN HONOR OF

JIMMY CASH Charles and Dorothy WiglesworthPOTENTATE RANDY AND CHRISTE COE Paul J. MarroSTEVEN ALLEN DURBIN Kevin DurbinJACOB MILES EDGE Mike and Mary Pat GrayMYRA HAYES Paul J. MarroLINCOLN LAWSON Diane LehrMCKENZIE MATTINGLY Paul J. MarroDAVID L. OWEN, POTENTATE Anonymous Donor Thomas W. Berding Dennis Blum Charlie Brown Denise Fauver Norv Gottula Sue Helm Kirby F. Kernen

Vivian M. Meyer Gary Phillips Franklin J. Pierce Donald and Teresa Quarles Robert Ms. SellingerCHET AND CHARLENE PERELLA (ANNIVERSARY) JoeAnn AmundsenEMILY RUTH RIDGEWAY Ruth RobertsKARIS SANDEFUR Eleanor AldersonDAMIEN SANDOW Eva SchultzCOLLEEN AND ADDISON SHAFFER Stephanie ShafferMIKE WATTS Paul J. MarroZACHARY AND NATHAN WERNERT Mr. Kent WernertSHELBY WRIGHT Opal Fay Coffey

AUGUST MEMORIALS

ORA AND SHIRLEY BRINEGAR Darryl and Dianne HammondH. DANIEL CARMICHAEL James and Shirley BattsSANDRA S. CLIFTON Judy FaulkenburgANCEY COUCH Zoom Group IncHAVYLN B. DANIELS FLAHERTY Jay L. HoffmanELIZABETH FARRIS Alma BeckerDANIEL R. FRIESS Wade and Darlene Ables Elaine Rahm Ray Salari Bill and Rose Schreck Mr. Terry VogelJOHNNIE GODSAVE Dorothy GodsaveRONNIE GOLDEN Rose Marie Corolla Sam CorrollaCHARLES E. HAYDON

The Love of God

A young man was heard to utter, “What should I do to be saved?” Freemasonry teaches us that the response is: “Love God with all thy heart, with all thy soul, with all thy mind and all thy strength, and thy neighbor as thyself. This do and thou shall be saved.”

Whatever sea of misfortune may overwhelm us, if we have practiced the virtues and studied the philosophy inculcated by the words in the teachings of Freemasonry, we shall still find consolation and be able to

bear patiently the storms of evil fortune should such storms befall us. The virtues and teachings shall give us strength to bear and suffer beyond what a mere stoic possesses, and shall keep us from repinings and despair; for the Universe shall not be dark to us, nor life without an object. The duties of life, which are more than life, shall still remain to be done, and the love of God shall still continue to shine around us more brilliant that the sun.

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surprises!! With Halloween right around the corner you know the Oriental Band is gearing up for their FANTASTIC Halloween Party. October 30th is the date and you don’t want to miss this one, decorations, silent auction, costume contest and much more!!November 10th will have Called Meeting to vote on petitions for our November 14th Ceremonial, so add that to your calendar.

That’s all for now, thanks for all the support and hope to see you at the Shrine Center!!

Funsters- C.L. Lane, Secretary

I would like to say that, I hope everyone had a super summertime and that everyone enjoyed themselves whatever they went or did. And I’m glad everyone made it bake safe and sound.

There was so many activities throughout the summertime for the Kosair Funsters. We stayed busy alike some of the other units and clubs.

Robert Hart had his crew busy with the car raffle travel in many miles for Kosair Charities. The Funsters went in all directions, from the South to Cave City, to the North and many other roads for parades to bring smiles to all ages of people.

It seems that there is a parade or event that they need Funsters. We receive so many requests for the Funsters we have to turn some of them down. If we had more Funsters, then we could participate in more activities.

But! We have so many that has been sick or I’ll that they can’t

attend. But! I know deep in there heart they would rather be there instead of at home or the hospital getting better. I hope the ones that are sick get better because so many people are asking about and for you.Just get get better so you can get back out there and entertain the people who love and miss you.

The cake sales are getting better with each night. More people are coming out for Friday night dinners and the Theme nights are going over very well.

I would like to say thank you for the Funsters that have gone out of their way to participate in the parades, Gilda’s Club, cake sales, and more activities.

The time has come to get ready for some upcoming events like, Kosair Charities at the zoo, and all the Christmas Parties. We need as many Funsters as we can get for these events. If you haven’t been to one of these events, you’ve missed out on something special.

I will fill you in on what happen at the SASA convention in the next article of the Kolums. As of right now, Robert “Lucky” Wilson will be installed as the President of the clowns for the upcoming year. Congratulations Lucky, well deserved.

For you new Nobles, why not come to one of our meetings and see what we are all about, you never know, you might want to join the best Unit there is at Kosair. Even if you don’t know

how or what to wear, there are enough senior Funsters to assist you in picking out your outfit and putting on make-up. When you put your outfit on, you are totally someone different, that you didn’t know that was inside of you.

We meet on the 4th Monday of the month at 7:30 PM following the Unit Directors Meeting. And for you new Nobles, you are invited to attend The Unit Directors meeting anytime.

Well! It’s time to for me to go and find something interesting to do or get into but you know us Clowns, we aren’t mischievous, we are entertaining and interesting.

Have a good day and God Bless you all for what you are doing for the kids.

Dennis (Gabby) HardinKeepemlaughing

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The Ladies of Egypt Court #76 Would like to invite you to celebrate the 50th Birthday of our Court.

On October 24, 2015At the Oxmoor Country Club

Cash Social 5:30 P.M.Dinner 6:30 P.M.

Program and Entertainment to FollowWe will be serving prime rib and birthday cake!

Entertainment will be provided.

Cost: 25.00 per personSend checks to: Martha Reed

3409 Morgan TrailJeffersonville, IN 47130-7278

1-502-608-7620

Make checks payable to Egypt Court. Your check is your reservation. Deadline for reservations is October 10, 2015.

Bowling Green Shrine ClubMeets on the fourth ThursdayCall Noble George Kuhr, PresidentFor place and time270-438-2426

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Kosair contributes over $10 million annually to health care for children

KOSAIR BOAT CLUB

Kent Gott, CommodoreGeorge younger, Vice CommodoreJoey Etheridge, Rear Commodore

Henry Watson, Sr., Purser

Kosair Boat Club

The Boat Club’s Ship just keeps on sailing – it doesn’t seem to take anchor anywhere, just fun and fellowship for all. We had a wonderful First Mates Dinner at the Etheridge Camp on the river on Sunday September 13th. First Mates Dinner is where the men wait on the ladies and serve them a meal of steaks, baked potatoes, green beans and other goodies that everyone brings……… Mmmm…...Good.

Friday, October 2nd, will be the October Boat Club meeting and the last cake night, of the year, another time to get the “white thumbs” working, good time for fall desserts, apple, carmel and pumpkin, my mouth is watering just thinking about it! It is also Flu Shot night so we will need lots of desserts.

On October 3rd, we will start the fall season off with our monthly dinner at Huber’s, in beautiful Starlight, Indiana. This is always a fun way to spend a Saturday evening, enjoying the ride up through the hills, eating ham, fried chicken, wonderful vegetables and delicious desserts, as well as feeding the ducks and looking at the beautiful foliage. Time is 4:00 p.m. eating at 5:00 p.m.

October 17th, will be the Commodore’s Ball for Kent and Sherry Gott, featuring the band Mid-Life Crisis. It is looking like a fabulous and fun event. Tickets are $20 a couple and $60 for a table of eight. Tickets call Joey or Donna Etheridge at 426-4969 or Kent or Sherry Gott at 964-9395.

The November outing will be on Saturday, November 7th at Bristol 42, in the side dining room, be on the lookout for more information at a later date.

Then looking ahead – it will be time for our Christmas Party on December 19th, more Merry times to look forward to.

Hope to see you at all of these events!!!!Happy Sailings!! Commodore, Kent Gott

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The Children’s Bill of Rights

We hold these truths to be self-evident:

That each newborn infant is the most perfect and helpless of all of the creation;

That each newborn is as individual as the stars of our universe;

That each newborn has the inalienable right to be born wanted, loved and protected; and while growing to maturity within and without the womb that every measure possible, as is known, be undertaken to afford the very best environment, nutrition and opportunity for growth and development;

That proper shelter, nutrition, clothes, education and health measures be provided each child to assure that each, with maturity, can assume the full responsibilities of adulthood and citizenship;

That the personhood of each child be fully appreciated and that each be informed of all matters including health as they grow in intellect and in capability; and that they learn to be involved, as maturity allows, and to participate in all decisions concerning their well-being;

That when and if correction is deemed necessary it will be applied with the greatest of respect and care and without mental or physical abuse;

That we shall as a society make every effort to establish for the children of today a firmer footing than we have ourselves enjoyed in all ways;

That we have witnessed from the very mistakes of nature much that has greatly benefited all of mankind and that infants and children with birth defects shall be our responsibility to rear to the fullest potential possible that they, too, shall share the rights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness which is their birthright;

And that we fully realize that the level of civilization attained by any society will be determined by the attention it has paid to the welfare of its infants and children.

Therefore, in full awareness of these truths, we vow upon our honor and all we hold to be sacred to do our very best to bring about a better world for those who succeed us in order to repay our predecessors for our own gift of life.

--Billy F. Andrews, M.D.

May 19, 1968.

Potentate Riggs with instructors

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KOSAIR GREETERS- Gordon E. Berry, PP

Kosair Greeters welcome new members James Hale and Lady Mendee; Norman Madden and Lady Debbie; the new members was installed by Greeter membership chairman, Harold Herman.

The Greeters Fall Dance was held at Kosair Shrine Center on Saturday Evening, September 26, 2015 and again with Ann Turners assistance we had another great dance, all who attended, enjoyed the music of the Rob Brown Combo.

The Greeter October Executive and Regular Business meetings will be on Monday the 12th. The Executive Committee Meeting will begin at 5:00PM.

The Regular Business Meeting will begin at 7:00PM.

A social hour by the Greeter Unit will begin at 6:00P.M. Cocktails will be served in the Greeter Room.

On Thursday, October 22nd, the Greeter Unit will honor the Greeter Unit Past Presidents with a dinner in their honor at Kosair Shrine Center, beginning with a social hour at 6:00PM; followed by dinner at 7:00PM. Details will be announced at the October Greeter Meeting.

This is a Greeter BAL Award eligible event.

Happy October Birthday to Greeter Alton Roberts, Jr., PP on the 3rd,Tom Cissell on the 9th and Mike Bryant on the 25th.

Happy October Birthday to Greeterette Glenna Keys on the 30th.

In October, Don Lashbrook will celebrate his 1st anniversary as a Greeter and Donald Kimbro will celebrate his seventh anniversary as a Greeter.

The October Greeter Door Duty assignments:10/02/2015 Mike Bryant10/09/2015 Tom Cissell10/16/2015 Bob Frye10/23/2015 I. B. Jenkins10/29/2015 Jack Kiper

Greeters , mark Saturday, December 5, 2015 down on your calendar, when we will celebrate the Holidays with our annual Greeter Holiday Party. The cost is $50 per couple.

Additional details will be announced in the Greeter November Kolumns.This is a Greeter BAL Award eligible event.

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Have You Moved?Your Temple does not care if

you move, when you move, or how you move but it certainly does care WHERE you move. Your address is never changed without instructions from you. Please notify the Recorder’s office each time you move.

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Riasok Shriners - SHOP WITH A COP

Noble Micheal Bryan, PM of St. George No. 239, F.& A.M, presented a check to Noble F. Clay Ackiss, RIASOK Shrine Club Coordinator, along with Ill. Sir J. R. Riggs, Potentate, for the Annual RIASOK ‘Shop with a Shriner’. The money originates from the Odom Foundation, which is operated by St. George No. 239 for philanthropic purposes. At the same time, checks from Jeffersontown No. 774, F.& A.M, and the KOSAIR Past Master’s Unit were presented.

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TRANSPORTATION UNITby C. R. Hines, Unit Secretary

Some years ago we started transporting children (who are under the medical care of other Shrines) from Louisville Standiford Field to the Shrine Cincinnati Burn Hospital. The reason being, Southwest Airlines offers free tickets to handicapped children needing transportation to out of state medical facilities. This free service is called *“Southwest Airlines Medical Transportation Grant Program”. There is only one flaw, Southwest does not fly into the Greater Cincinnati airport and this is where we help. We supply the transportation between Louisville and Cincinnati. Some of the Shrines we have assisted are located in Biloxi, Kansas City, Greenville SC, Topeka, Omaha and Atlanta.

In 2015 Southwest Airlines will provide, to handicapped children, over 3.2 million dollars in free transportation nationwide. There is a web site where you can learn more; use Google and type in the above *Southwest address. Plus there are several more sites that will appear that pertain to the same thing.

One of the things you hear constantly from the mass media concerning large corporations is ‘corporate

RIASOK Shrine Club

Nobles Chris Knight and James Edgar, President and Vice-

President of RIASOK Shrine Club, with Noble Mike Bryan, President of the KOSAIR Past Masters Unit,

during their 2nd Roadblock in Elizabethtown - raising $4,879.00 for the Shrine Circus! Our special thanks to President Mike Bryan

and the Past Masters Unit for the use of their equipment.

greed’; nothing about corporate generosity. Well we (the Transportation Unit) applaud Southwest Airlines for their 3.2 million dollars of generosity. This represents approximately 10,000 free tickets.In the July-August issue of the Scottish Rite magazine “Voice” it listed the names of the latest members to receive Scottish Rite honorary degrees. Our newest member of the Transportation Unit, Samuel Neal Gabehart, is now an honorary KCCH. We congratulate you Neal on your hard-work and dedication to obtain this honor.

As to Transportation trips during the July 15th through August 18th time frame we had 14 trips and drove 4043 miles. That’s an average of 289 miles per trip. The longest trip being 366 miles and the shortest being 225 miles.

And with schools being back in session watch out for those school zones and yellow buses. Several years ago an acquaintance of mine got nailed for speeding in a school zone and, as he rudely discovered, it ain’t cheap ($$$).

Until next month:Roger Hines, Unit Secretary

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Election Day

7:00 DeMolay7:00 PM Mark Twain

11:30 AM Chanters

11:00 AM Hard Hats7:00 PM Greeters7:30 PM Sandbugs8:00 PM Oriental Band

12:00 Noon Patrol6:00 PM Gun Club6:30 PM Ladies Oriental7:30 PM Provost7:30 PM Communications8:00 PM Oriental Band

12:00 Noon Patrol6:00 PM Gun Club6:30 PM Ladies Oriental7:30 PM Provost7:30 PM Communications8:00 PM Oriental Band

Veteran’s Day12:00 Noon Finance Committee5:00 PM Kosair Charities Board Meeting7:00 PM Oldham County7:00 PM Bullitt County

11:30 AM Chanters

Scottish Rite Fellowship LuncheonGlasgow Shrine Club 6:30 PM7:30 PM Directors Staff7:30 PM Brass Band

Scottish Rite 33° LuncheonGlasgow Shrine Club 6:30 PM7:30 PM Directors Staff7:30 PM Brass Band

12:00 Noon 32 Club

5:30 PM Advisory Committee7:00 DeMolay7:00 PM Dale Hollow7:30 PM Legion of Honor

12:00 Noon 32 Club

Grand York Rite/Lexington St Matthew’s Roadblock

7:30 PM Brass Band

St Matthew’s Roadblock12:00 Noon Hi 12

6:30 PM Dinner/ Oriental Band Ladies Halloween BashDesserts: Oriental Band

Halloween St Matthew’s Roadblock

Metro Roadblock

TEMPLE CLOSED

Metro Roadblock12:00 Noon Hi 126:30 PM DinnerDesserts: Ladies Oriental Club

12:00 Noon Hi 12

6:30 PM Thanksgiving DinnerDesserts: Motor Corps

St Matthew’s Roadblock12:00 Noon Hi 126:30 PM DinnerTheme NightDesserts: Funsters

12:00 Noon 32 Club7:30 PM Called Meeting vote on petitions

7:00 PM DeMolay7:00 PM Mark Twain

12:00 Noon House Committee7:00 PM Membership Committee7:30 PM Brass Band

St Matthew’s Roadblock12:00 Noon House Committee7:00 PM Membership Committee7:30 PM Brass Band

Thanksgiving

TEMPLE CLOSED

6:00 PM Scottish Rite Stated Meeting Lead Program °7:30 PM Brass Band

St Matthew’s Roadblock6:30 PM DinnerDesserts: GreetersScottish Rite James Anthony Bittner Reunion

Metro Roadblock12:00 Noon Hi 12

6:30 PM DinnerDesserts: Motor Corps

Jericho Potentate’s Ball

Scottish Rite Honors

St Matthew’s RoadblockLadies Oriental Club Style Show8:00 PM Commodore Ball

Metro Roadblock

8:00 PM Directors StaffShockers Ball

Metro Roadblock Scottish Rite Madisonville Reunion

5:00 PM Divan Meeting7:00 PM Riasok Shrine Club8:00 PM Oriental Band

Columbus Day11:00 AM Hard Hats7:30 PM Sandbugs7:30 PM Greeters8:00 PM Oriental Band

7:30 PM Flying Fezzes7:30 PM Funsters7:30 PM Street Machines8:00 PM Oriental Band

Grand Lodge5:00 PM Divan Meeting7:00 PM Riasok Shrine Club8:00 PM Oriental Band

6:30 PM Grand Master Dinner

10:30 AM Transportation

12:00 Noon Finance Committee5:00 PM Kosair Charities Board Meeting7:00 PM Oldham County7:00 PM Bullitt County

Scottish Rite Foundation Bowl-A-Rama

Boat Club Fall Festival on the River

St Matthew’s Roadblock8:00 AM Ceremonial (Kosair Scottish Rite Reunion)8:00 AM Ritual CastScottish Rite James Anthony Bittner Reunion

Metro Roadblock8:00 AM Greeter’s Safari7:00 PM Commander’s BallScottish Rite Madisonville Reunion

St Matthew’s Roadblock

6:00 PM Scottish Rite Stated Meeting Veteran’s Day Program7:30 PM Brass Band

11:00 AM 50+ year member Dinner6:00 PM Scottish Rite Stated Meeting Feast of Tishri7:30 PM Brass Band

7:00 PM Nomads7:30 PM Motor Corps8:00 PM Oriental Band

6:30 PM Unit Directors & Circus Meeting7:00 PM Nomads7:30 PM Flying Fezzes7:30 PM Funsters7:30 PM Street Machines7:30 Motor Corps8:00 PM Oriental Band

12:00 Noon Hi 126:30 PM DinnerDesserts: Legion of Honor7:30 PM Past Masters7:30 PM Boat Club

12:00 Noon Hi 125:00 Norton Flu Shot6:30 PM Possum Queen 6:30 PM DinnerDesserts: Boat Club7:30 PM Past Masters7:30 Boat Club

St Matthew’s Roadblock12:00 Noon 32 Club

Grand Lodge7:00 DeMolay7:00 PM Dale Hollow7:30 PM Legion of Honor7:30 PM Golf Club

Daylight Savings Time Ends

Daylight Savings Time Ends St Matthew’s Roadblock

10:30 AM Transportation