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Moolah® Shriners
CAMELS’ TALES
Home of Shriners of Eastern & Central Missouri • Dedicated to Helping Shriners Hospitals for Children
May/June • Volume 81, Issue 5 • St. Louis, MO
Join Us on June 26th at the
Potentate’s Presentation Ball!
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CELEBRATE!
James R. “Jim”Smith Jerry Gantt
Past Imperial Potentate 2015-2016
Imperial Potentate 2020-2021 Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Shriners Hospital for Children
Elected Divan & Board of Directors Moolah Appointed Positions
Potentate’s Aides Appointed Board of Governors
Joe Shivley................................................................Potentate Rich Viner, Chief Aide David Dieckhaus, PP................................................Almoner
Mitch Weinsting..............................................Chief Rabban Don Gabel, Chief Aide Assistant David Dieckhaus, PP...................Ambassador Chairman Bill Bradford Joe Shivley
Robby Dirkers.......................................... Assistant Rabban Wayne Price.............................................Building Chairman Dean Isbell, PP Bernie Stever
John Anderson Dave Jacobi Scott LInk
Shaun Ruether..................................High Priest & Prophet Ron Reynolds............................................................. Chaplain Bob Berry
Robert Boland Allen James Jack Melton
Jack Melton.....................................................Oriental Guide Wallace Bowman Kenneth Myles, PP..................Donor Relations Chairman
Bryan Jonas Douglas Maxwell, P.P. 96
Richard Weber........................................................Treasurer Dan Coffey Robert Lee Ted Dearing.................................................General Counsel
Past Imperial Potentate
Don Taylor, P.P..........................................................Recorder Nathan Coughlin Charlie Wiegert.... ................Grand Lodge Representative
Richard Long Past Imperial Chairman of Board of Trustees
Lee Cutright Kenneth Myles, PP...........................Insurance Committee
John Lowry 2009-2015
Tom Dempski
Dennis Martin ......................................License Plate Director
Appointed Divan Justin Doherty
Shriners Hospital for Children
Jonathan Dortch Matthew Mayer David Schmucker.........Memorial Brick Walk Chairman
Greg Dortch........................................1st Ceremonial Master
Justin Dortch Richard Mayer David Jacobi, Sr..........................Membership Chairman St. Louis 314-432-3600
John Spraul.....................................2nd Ceremonial Master
Bryan Eaton John McDougal Dennis Burkholder...............Public Relations Chairman
Dennis Kelley, Sr. PP....................................Director General Dennis Eaton
Executive Board of Governors
Patrick McEvoy Jim Tracy.....................................................Technical Advisor
Wayne Price.................................................................Marshal Kyle Eckhardt David B. Schneidewind...................................Chairman
Donald Newman
Bud Waters...........................................Captain of the Guard Gary Fanger Michael O’Cheltree Moolah Shrine Circus Kim Evans...............................................Vice Chairman
Kevin Worley.......................................................Outer Guard John Frederick Mitch Weinsting........................................Circus Chairman Bob Berry...........................................................Treasurer
Danny Phillips
David Glenn Scott Link...........................................................Secretary
Richard Rammelsburg Ron Reynolds...............................................Circus Director
Representatives to Imperial Council Paul Goggins
Brandon Rarey
Gale Going
Joe Shivley Robby Dirkers Andrew Rieger Wayne Price............................Parade Marshal Emeritus
Mitch Weinsting
Mike Gustin Associate Member
Shaun Ruether Jimmie Sanders Richard Mayer.........................Parade Marshal Emeritus
John Hagerty Jack Melton
Dave Schmucker Mark Rethemeyer.....................Circus Director Emeritus
Representatives to C.S.S.A Shawn Hanley Emeritus Members
Mikhail Stith
DJ Hermen
Patrick Talbott Lester “Al” Greene, P.P., Ron P. Krueger II
Joe Shivley Robby Dirkers Mike Heuer Camels’ Tales is published ten times per year
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Randall I. Ottinger, P.P..........................................President Don Wander whole or in part whithout the written consent of the Fred Caress, Ronald Risher*, Doug Bachman,
Bill Huey
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Dennis Kelley, P.P...................................................Secretary Scott Hunt
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companies, organizations and others. All logos, *Past Board Chairman
James W. Smith..................................................1983 service marks and trade marks are reproduced with
Richard H. Haag................................................1988 permission.
Potentate’s Personal Aides Donor Relations
Kenneth E. Myles...........................................................1992
Randall I. Ottinger.. .............................................1993 Kenneth E. Myles, PP.................................Director, MO
Scott Cross Richard Pollock MOOLAH is a registered service mark of MOOLAH Temple.
Douglas E. Maxwell.. ..........................................1996
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Dennis Burkholder
Gale F. Bennington...........................................2004 Director General’s First Lady’s Aide
John G. Smith......................................................2005 Although every effort is made to ensure legitimacy,
Merle R. Truckenmiller.. ...................................2006 Dennis Kelley, Jr. MOOLAH Temple is not responsible for advertiser’s Emeritus Representatives
Lester “Al” Greene............................................2007 claims. Shriners Hospitals for Children,
Frank “Pancho” Windler.. ................................2009 A Colorado Corporation
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Robert Callaway Dale Nagel
Dennis Kelley.. .....................................................2014 MOOLAH Temple unless otherwise noted.
Richard Carlson Fred Plough
David Dieckhaus..............................................................2015 Moolah Temple Staff
Robert Daniels Richard Pollock
Lenny Martin.....................................................................2016 314-878-6301
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Kyle McEvoy.......................................................................2018
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Donald Gabel Mark Rethemeyer recorder@moolah.org
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2021 Moolah® Shrine Potentate
Joe Shivley
Nobles and Ladies,
April was a fun and eventful Celebration for Moolah Shrine. To “re-cap” some of
the accomplishments we start with two larger commercial dumpsters to haul off un-
recyclable items, while many were donated to a good home as they were no longer
needed at Moolah. A new “Bride’s Preparation Room” was created in the former
Out State Club room, and a Youth Room is nearing completion in the former Provost
Room. Many hours of labor were donated on exterior grounds “spring update” and
our friend Splatters applied some fresh paint to several areas in dire need. New office
furniture was donated to upgrade our aging desk and cabinets, and we moved Diane
Kitsmiller’s office to a more favorable location. Better yet, we had a room full of
Fez’s and a little fun at our stated meeting, after enjoying the music from the band while enjoying a true “Masonic
Meal” of roast beef, mashed potatoes, and green beans for some. I cannot express my appreciation enough for the
support given to “The Pote’s Celebration”. I think most had an outstanding evening with GREAT food, a dynamic
band, and some VERY tasty Margarita’s.
Nobles, our Masonic Lodges are opening back up and starting to do degree work, I encourage each of you to support
their/our efforts. Mark your calendars for June 5th for a Hillbilly Degree, June 16th for a Ceremonial in honor of
Jeff Kitsmiller Sr. We are going to eat at 5:00 PM on the 16th with Ladies and guests invited to observe our opening,
limited business meeting, and most of the Shrine Ceremonial. It will be a Hot Sands Ceremonial of which the ladies
will not observe so get your candidates ready and the petitions in by our May meeting so we can vote on them. To
complete the month of June, The Potentate’s Presentation Ball will be held June 26th having been postponed from
February due to COVID. It is truly a privilege to serve as your Potentate with the support of the Nobility, for the
best Shrine Center in the system. Say your prayer, wear your Fez with pride, and make that extra effort to make a
difference in someone’s life.
Fraternally,
Ill. Sir Joe Shivley
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Don’t Let Fear Keep You from God’s Vision
By: Ron Reynolds
Anyone who has ever tried to do anything great has, at some point, come face-to-face with
naysayers.
• When the Wright brothers tried to fly their first plane, people told them it would never
work because humans can’t fly. Prayer itself is an act of faith.
These we do not forget
• When Moses led the Israelites across the desert, the people complained: “We’re going
“Es Selamu Aleikum”
to die! We want to go back to Egypt!”
We do not lose the ones we
• When John F. Kennedy said the United States would send a man to the moon, many love they only go before,
people said it could never be done. Where there is everlasting life.
Where sorrow is no more. And
there the soul will always live
If these people had let the naysayers discourage them, imagine where the world would be and peace is everywhere. We
today! While some naysayers have evil plans, not all naysayers are bad people. Some may do not lose the ones we love,
truly want what’s best for you. They may even love you. God takes them in his care.
But they’re not God. April
Robert Buchta
So don’t treat their opinions like you would God’s opinions. Warren Groves
Jack Heidbreder
The Bible says, “The fear of human opinion disables; trusting in God protects you from that” Richard Holmes
(Proverbs 29:25).
Joseph Huighe
Jackson Hunter
Some of you have been disabled by the opinions of others and you don’t even realize it.
Charles Mikusch
Others have become addicted to the approval of others.
Robert Narens
But consider another translation of Proverbs 29:25: “It is dangerous to be concerned with David Smith
what others think of you, but if you trust the Lord, you are safe” . Linn Thurman
Other people’s opinions can sidetrack you from God’s purpose for your life.
When you give more weight to the opinions of others than you do to God’s opinion, you
stay on the sidelines when God wants you in the game. You stay locked up in a prison of
self-made fear.
Don’t let that happen.
Let go of your fears and trust God’s vision for your life. He’s your biggest cheerleader. He wants you to succeed, and he’s
working in your life so you will.
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Saturday June 26th 2021
Moolah Shrine Ballroom
12545 Fee Fee Road
St. Louis MO 63146
Black Tie Preferred! Appetizers and Beverages 5:30 PM
Not Mandatory Dinner 6:00 PM
$50 per Person Presentation of Divan 6:45 PM
Dancing unitl 11:00PM
Menu:
Entree Items: Entree Items 1, 2, & 3 served with:
1. Filet Mignon with Lobster Tail Salad
2. Baked Salmon Scalloped Potatoes
3. Baked Chicken Breast Masonic Green Beans
4. Vegan Specialty Dessert
Please return this form and a check (payable to Moolah Shrine) to the office at 12545 Fee Fee Road St. Louis, MO 63146 by Monday June 21st or
call 314-878-6301 to make your reservation!
Name: Lady or Guest(s):
Address: City, State, Zip:
Phone: I would like to be seated with:
Dietary Restrictions:
Entree Selections: Entree Selections:
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Hospital Referrals Update
By: Bob Berry
ello, Nobles. I hope you’ve signed up to receive weekly emails from our hospital. If
you haven’t, sign up by contacting John Agliata at JAgliata@ShrineNet.org.
The St Louis Hospital is still going strong and seeing patients throughout the week.
We are getting ready to renew and revitalize our volunteer program which will affect
some of you. Let me give you a quick summary update through this March. There’s
good news and bad news.
First the good news: Donations to our hospital are above goal for the quarter. So, even in difficult times,
generous people are trying to help through their donations. Temples and their units that support our
hospital are ramping up as Covid winds down, to rekindle fundraising activities. We are also doing some
Outreach Clinics (providing care to existing patients) combined with Screening Clinics (for new patients)
at remote locations. Would your unit be willing to sponsor an Outreach/Screening Clinic? With donations
up and cash being collected, we have ended the first quarter of 2021 contributing to the endowment (as
opposed to drawing from the endowment). This is great news and reflects on our hospital staff and their
efforts to keep costs low and to keep money coming in. We are also actively searching for a hospital
administrator.
The bad news is that patient referrals to our hospital continue to be down from where they were in 2019.
We desperately need your help. We simply have to get more patients in the door. There are kids out there
who need our help but need some help signing up. Can your unit help?
Speaking of referrals, see the chart on the next page to see how the various temples in the St. Louis
Hospital’s catchment area are doing compared to last year. As you can see, Moolah is responsible for
referring 118 new patients to the hospital so far this year – but, we can do better! Let’s set the standard
for other temples to follow.
More news from the Hospital. The Imperial Board of Governors has decided to rename each hospital to
better identify with each hospital’s mission. In fact, two of our facilities are no longer a hospital but are
now ambulatory care clinics. Each facility in our system will now be named Shriners Children’s ________.
So, what does this mean to the St Louis hospital? Our new moniker is now: Shriners Children’s St. Louis.
You will start seeing this in written and electronic media soon.
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MONTHLY TEMPLE REPORT
SHRINERS HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN
ST. LOUIS
RECEIVED RECEIVED
RECEIVED IN
TEMPLE YEAR TO DATE YEAR TO DATE
MAR. 2021
2021 2020
ABDALLAH - Overland Pk, KS 1 3 0
ABOU BEN ADHEM -Springfield, MO 16 39 41
AINAD - E. St. Louis, IL 72 169 110
AKDAR -Tulsa, OK 4 10 9
AL CHYMIA - Memphis, TN 1 7 1
ANSAR - Springfield, IL 5 22 37
ARAB - Topeka, KS 1 2 0
ARARAT - Kansas City, MO 1 9 24
BEDOUIN - Muskogee, OK 0 1 2
HADI - Evansville, IN 5 10 8
INDIA - Oklahoma City, OK 0 2 3
ISIS - Salina, KS 1 2 3
KAABA - Davenport, IA 0 0 1
MIDIAN - Wichita, KS 3 6 7
MIRZA - Pittsburg, KS 0 4 4
MOHAMMED - Peoria, IL 1 4 4
MOILA - St. Joseph, MO 0 3 3
MOOLAH - St. Louis, MO 48 118 114
RIZPAH - Madisonville, KY 4 6 3
SAHARA - Pine Bluff, AR 0 0 2
SCIMITAR - Little Rock, AR 6 8 4
ZORAH - Terre Haute, IN 0 3 2
NON-AFFILIATED 4 20 22
TOTAL 173 448
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Gregory Dortch
First Ceremonial Master
Greg Dortch is married to Kathy Dortch. Currently, Greg and Kathy reside in Fisk, Mo. He
is a retired Conductor from the Union Pacific R.R. After thirty-six years of service. Greg
and Kathy have two sons Justin and Jonathan Dortch, one Daughter-in-law Valerie Dortch
and one Grandson Beau Gregory. Both of Greg’s sons, along with himself, are members of
Poplar Bluff Lodge #209, Moolah Temple and Three Rivers Shrine Club.
Greg is an associate member of Scimitar Temple of Little Rock AR. He is a 32nd Scottish
Rite and York Rite Mason a member of Hillbilly Shriner’s Sho-Me Clan #140. Greg was
appointed as Vice-chairman of Imperial Aides in 2014 by Imperial Potentate Dale Stauss.
Greg has served as an Aide to Past Potentates Dennis Kelley, David Dieckhaus and Lenny
Martin. In 2011, Greg was made an Ambassador by Past Potentate James Brandenburg.
Here at Moolah, Greg is a member of the Directors Staff and Moolah Guides.
John Spraul
Second Ceremonial Master
John D. Spraul D.C. was born and raised in Saint Peters. He attended Francis Howell North
High School, St. Charles County Community College and Logan University graduating in
2003 with a Doctor of Chiropractic. In 2003, upon receiving his board certification and license
as a Chiropractic Physician, he went into private practice as an independent contractor at
Chiropractic Center of St. Peters where he continues to practice alongside his Father and Aunt.
John and his lady, Cathy DiGaetano reside in Saint Peters with their 4 children Isaac, Simon,
Mckenzie and Kelsey. Since completing her studies at North County Tech and Florissant Valley
Community College, Ms. DiGaetano has been employed with the Ladue School District for 20
years in The Administrative Center as the Payroll Specialist.
John began his journey into our great philanthropy in 2010 after lunch discussions with his
mentor Ben Allen at Shriners Hospital for Children. In 2010, Mr. Allen recommended John
for petition into Noble Lodge 684. John was raised a Master Mason in 2010 and submitted his
petition for Moolah with Mr. Allen in hand. Successively, John presided as president of the
Reception Committee in 2013 and 2016. He also was involved with the Nomads and currently
with Yomo in the Mini Patrol. John has served as a Potentates’ Aide for the past four years as well as Personal Aide in 2015 for Illustrious
Sir David Dieckhaus.
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UNIT & COMMITTEE REPORTS
Ambassadors
Chairmen: PP David Dieckhaus custom636@gmail.com
Co-Chairmen: Wally Bowman wallygloria@sbcglobal.net
Treasurer: Don Wander Dandmat3119@sbcglobal.net
Things are starting to happen. Many restrictions and mandates have been lifted. People are going to restaurants, shopping
at their favorites stores and visiting friends and relatives. Moolah is becoming a happening place. The Potentates’ April 10th
Western theme party was a huge success. About 300 people were present. The food was excellent with the pork steaks
labeled as awesome. The State Line Five band was entertaining, playing many well known Country songs. People had a good
time socializing, eating, and dancing. It was a good feeling to return to some resemblance of normalcy. Better times are
ahead for Moolah.
If you did not attend the Ambassador April luncheon, you missing seeing old friends and enjoying a good meal. There were
21 Ambassadors in attendance. You are encouraged to attend our May 14th luncheon. If you plan to attend, call Wally at
314-498-6915 or send an email to wallygloria@sbcglobal.net. If you decide to attend at the last minute, please come. There is
always enough food for everyone. At the business meeting Illustrious Sir Joe Shivley outlined the progress of our Circus. Billy
Martin will bring a talented group of performers and promises to have an outstanding Circus. We WILL have elephants. No
Circus is complete without them. Circus dates are October 7-10. Please plan on helping in any way that you are able.
The Potentates’ Summer Ceremonial will be on Wednesday, June 16th at the Stated Meeting. Jeff Kittsmiller will be honored.
He has performed beyond the call of duty. His extra ordinary efforts have brought in many new Nobles. Plan on attending and
invite your lady. She will be able to view much of the initiation. Dinner will begin at 5 p.m., with the Ceremonial following at
6 p.m.
The Ambassador Spring luncheon will be on June 11th. Ladies and widows will be invited to attend. Mark the date on your
calendar. It will be a fun way to begin Summer by having a good time with old and new friends. More information will be
forthwith in the Moolah Message.
There are many Shriner activities that have been planned. Some are for May and others for the upcoming months. Review the
Camels’ Tales for information on future, events and activities.
Congratulations to David Schmucker as Shriner of the Month of April. He has been a member of Moolah since 1987, served
as President of YOMO and was their Director for ten years. He is an Ambassador and also a member of the Order of the
Quetzalcoatl, and Gateway 500.
It is with regret to report another Ambassador has ridden the Black Camel. Art Goerke passed away a few weeks ago. He was
a member of the Guides and worked Bingo every Thursday for many years. He was a “behind the scenes” worker who loved
being a Mason and Shriner. He will be missed by all of us.
Happy Birthday to all Ambassadors with a birthday in May.
Once an Ambassador, always an Ambassador.
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UNIT & COMMITTEE REPORTS Air Patrol Director: Bill Stears President: Bob Sudholt 1st Vice: Neil Connor 2nd Vice: Stanford Levy Secretary: Chris Grau Treasurer: Richard Prine Spring has sprung and the Clocks have been Moved forward and synchronized. The air Patrol has been meeting in the hangar for our monthly stated meetings and are planning for various events.. Old and New. The Air Patrol is signed up to be in The 4th of July Parade aka America’s Birthday Bash and will have our Flag Ship Float lined up on Centerline. The Festival Of the Little Hills is set for August 20, 21 and 22. It is our intention’s to participate as in the past. Stay tuned for info and STATS regarding the same. Second Annual John Corell Charity Golf Tournament is planned for Sunday, Sept. 19th. It will be once again held at The Forest Park Golf Course in St. Louis, MO. USA. The Moolah Shrine Circus 2021 is set for October 7-10 and is prognosticated to be an action packed event and gathering as in the past. The Printed Camels Tale has been put in a Holding Pattern so check out our Air Patrol Website as well a Facebook page for the most current NOTAMS, STATS and Updates. The on-line version of the entire monthly Camels’ Tale is available on the Moolah Shrine website We Fly the Children Tailwinds, Daniel Boone Shrine Club President: Mike Heuer 314-814-3367 If you are reading this – You and your Lady are invited to join us for our monthly dinner meetings at JJ’s Restaurant in O’Fallon. We meet on the last Thursday of the month so mark your calendar for Thursday, May 27th and Thursday, June 24th at JJ’s Restaurant in O’Fallon, for fun and fellowship. You do not have to be a member of our Shrine Club to join us, and we won’t pressure you to join. We just want you and your Lady to join us for dinner with friends. Arrive for dinner around 6:00. We order off their extensive menu and have separate checks. They have great food and reasonable prices. After dinner we have announcements and talk about upcoming activities We are a very social and active Shrine Club, and we include our Ladies in all our activities. Whether you are a member of Daniel Boone, or not -- we would love to have you and your Lady join us. We’ll make sure that you and your Lady are greeted when you arrive and that you’ll always feel welcome. If you want to join us for one of our dinners – just show up!!! Give us a try and I can guarantee you will have a great time! For more information about our Shrine Club, give President: Mike a call at 314-814-3367 10
UNIT & COMMITTEE REPORTS
Grand Lodge of Missouri
Junior Grand Warden: Charlie Wiegert
Greetings Nobles,
I hope you know by now that all Lodges are back to work. And as you might imagine, most Lodges have a backlog of degree
work. Hopefully many of them will be able to raise some Master Masons by June, and some will attend the June 16th Ceremonial
at the Moolah meeting and become Shriners!
This is an exciting year for your Grand Lodge as we are celebrating our 200th anniversary. Did you know the Grand Lodge of
Missouri was formed in 1821, three months before Missouri became a state! We had a special celebration with a virtual history
on Wednesday April 21st, the official day of our 200th anniversary. This presentation is still available to be viewed through the
Grand Lodge facebook page and through the Grand Lodge portal. Give it a look, it’s very interesting!
The Masonic Education Committee is presenting a Virtual Bicentennial Lecture Series, which you can watch for free. These
lectures are on the last Sunday of every month. The next Lecture will be will be held on Sunday, June 27th at 7pm CST on Zoom.
The material in this presentation is un-tiled in nature.
As such, it is open to non-masons and Brethren from other jurisdictions. All lectures will be live-streamed to the Grand Lodge
Facebook page and made available later on YouTube as well. There are a limited number of “virtual” seats for this event and I
encourage all Brothers to lock their registration now. You may register on your Grand Lodge portal page. Zoom call information
will be sent 48 hours prior to the Lecture. Questions, etc. may be directed to RWB Jacob W. Thompson, at jacobthompson1641@
gmail.com.
If you know someone who might be interested in becoming a Mason, you can be the 1st line signer of your candidate’s petition
no matter what Lodge they join. Only 1 signer of a Masonic petition needs to be from that Lodge, the other signer can be from
any Lodge. Keep this in mind if you have a candidate. It all starts with you submitting the petition for your candidate.
Moolah Brew and Cigar Club
Dave Jacobi oket14@sbcglobal.net
Our first official meeting was May 4, 2021 in the OSU room. It was decided to meet on the 1st Tuesday of the month in the Oasis
Room during the warm weather and in the OSU room during the cool weather months. We have decided to use this group to
also be a Cigar Club. During the warm weather months, please bring some Cigars that you can enjoy outside.
Our next meeting will be June 1st, 2021 at 6 pm in the Oasis. We will be brewing some beer that night. We will show the
process on brewing and at the next meeting July 6, we will be tasting the beer we make in June. This meeting on June 1st
please bring some Micro Brews to enjoy with other Beer enthusiast’s and some Cigars to enjoy.
Also on June 1st, we will discuss the formal foundation for the club i.e., Dues, rules, and officers.
If you have any questions or if you’d like to join us, please feel free to contact me at oket14@sbcglobal.net. Hope to see you at
the next meeting of the Moolah Brew and Cigar Club.
Dave Jacobi
11UNIT & COMMITTEE REPORTS Nailah Court #107 High Priestess pro-tem: Lady Marcia Jacobi 14-541-3393 Calling all ladies of the Temple or your friends! Did you know that any lady 18 and over can join the Ladies Oriental Shrine of North America? The organization was born on February 14, 1903 in Wheeling West Virginia. The purpose was to extend good fellowship among families of Nobles. The Ladies of that vicinity felt the need for a fun night when their Nobles were enjoying their Ceremonials. The Nobles of Osiris Temple offered hearty acclaim to the cooperation of ladies and thus was realized and appreciated the promotion of Shrinedom throughout their jurisdiction. The order now extends throughout North America. As a result, the growth of the order Grand Council was organized in 1914 and incorporated in 1954. There are now 110 courts and a newly formed club in Mexico City. Speaking of fundraisers, we are having an income tax fundraiser now to help raise funds for the Grand High Priestess’s project. The Grand High Priestess chooses one item on the wish list of her nearest hospital or the last two have raised funds for all 21. Our income tax fundraiser is regarding your age, marital status, children, grandchildren etc. It’s a fun way to raise some money without too much work. Please call me for a copy. In May we will be having an initiation. We welcome new ladies to our Court with loving care. Come join us. Our motto this year is C.A.R.E meaning Cherish And Respect Each other and Children Are Reason Enough. Hoping to see you soon! Phantom Hugs, Lady Marcia Jacobi, High Priestess Protem, PHP Temple Club President: Verna Pickles 314-962-6791 Vice President: Nancy Pollock 314-239-2181 Secretary: Kathy Myers 314-329-6049 Treasurer: Kathy Kelley 314-503-8026 April was our April Showers luncheon and the ladies participated by bringing canned goods, personal care items and money. The program was about horse therapy and was very interesting. May’s meeting will be on May 12, 2021 and is the First Lady, Marsha Shivley’s luncheon. Call Kathy Myers for reservations. Cost for the May luncheon will be $15.00. If you’re interested in joining Temple Club, please feel free to ask. We meet for lunch on the 2nd Wednesday of the month followed by a business meeting. Hope to see you soon. Marcia Jacobi, Reporter 12
UNIT & COMMITTEE REPORTS
Tiger Shrine Club
President: Andy Diehls 660-676-6523
Secretary: Patrick Talbott 573-489-3539
I know it has been awhile since we had an article in the camel’s tales and now that things are opening up, we are back on track.
I hope everyone has been surviving the pandemic and able to get out recently with the beautiful weather and decrease in
cases. Things are picking up at the shrine club. We have been meeting, having meals and enjoying fellowship. Please try and
start attending things at the club. We had a fish fry on April 23rd and I hope everyone that attended enjoyed themselves. I am
sure the food was excellent as always.
May meeting will probably be on 5/24/21 due to Memorial Day. Watch your email for details. Folks start showing up around
5:30pm. Come out and enjoy the club and have a good meal and some cool drinks.
Our June meeting will be held on the 28th. Watch your email for details. Folks start showing up around 5:30pm. Come out and
enjoy the club and have a good meal and some cool drinks.
The Tiger Shrine club is located at 2315 N Stadium Blvd, Columbia, MO 65202.
Swing Dance
Director: Bud Waters 636-225-2354
President: Dennis Martin 636-293-3348
Vice President: Gary Fanger 636-447-2361
Secretary: Gene Burnett 636-219-7221
Treasurer: Chris Haas 314-575-5020
We Dance So Kids Can Walk
We are back!!! Swing dancing has returned to the Moolah on Friday evenings.
On May 7, we are proud to present The Backstreet Cruisers. A four person Rock N Roll band playing the best 50s and 60s hits.
Admission is $10. Doors open at 6:30 PM. Dance goes from 7:00 until 11:00 PM.
May 14 and 21 we have DJs. Admission is $8. Doors open at 6:30 PM. Dance goes from 7:00 till 10:30 PM.
There will not be a dance on Friday, May 28. Have a safe and happy Memorial Day weekend.
We provide a cash bar and at all of our dances. You are welcome to bring your own snacks. No outside drinks are allowed.
If you are looking for a place to have a party with music, a dance floor and a cash bar, the Friday Night Swing Dance is the place
to be. You do not have to be a member of the unit to enjoy this opportunity. Reserve a spot for 20 or more guests and we will
provide a cake and reserved tables for your celebration. Regular admission fees apply. Just give us advance notice in order for
us to provide a cake.
Plan a date night and join us for a fun filled evening. Invite your friends, too. There is plenty of room to dance on our new dance
floor. We do not care how you dance; just come and have a good time.
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13UNIT & COMMITTEE REPORTS
TCAA
President: Patrick Hensley
1st Vice President: Charlie Hass
2nd Vice President: John Jaeqers
3rd Vice President: Jim Fritz
Secretary Treasurer/Scribe: Bob Daniels H-636-441-4917 C-636-675-4590
Email address: insurancebob@yahoo.com
Well the Covid-19 has really done a number for everybody. Hope that if you wanted your Vaccine shot you were able to get it by
now and you are able to get out and about to get rid of Covid Cabin Fever. Please continue to use caution and wear you mask
when it is required.
Did you know as a Moolah Shriner, you are also a member of TCAA? As a member of TCAA you may also be a guest at our
monthly board meeting (normally the 4th Wednesday of the month in the Sheiks Club around 6:30pm), we just ask that you call
the Secretary or President in advance so that we have head count for refreshments.
If you hear or see a child or a family with a child that may be able to use the services of our hospital, please let them know. Our
Hospital needs patients.
What is TCAA
As members of Temple Charity Activities Association (TCAA), we help provide and assist Our St. Louis Hospital with some of
their needs and request for the hospital and/or patients. Ask your Unit Representative or call Bob (636-675-4590) and we can
come out to your meetings and give a brief talk. Who are the Unit Representatives? Each Shrine Unit can have up to 3 of their
members to represent your Shrine Unit and can have a vote at our TCAA Monthly meetings.
Our New Hospital is going well as can be expected due to the Covid-19
Hospital Statistics February 2021 March 2021 April 2021
Telehealth Patients 36 36 24
Out Patients Clinic Visits 543 740 724
Out Patients Surgeries 43 61 47
Inpatient Surgeries 18 22 15
Diane Johnson, Hospital Director of Development, has a list of things they are needing, as their equipment is getting old.
Defibrillator (3) being replaced one at a time $12,000 each, Stryker Surgical Tool Kit $14,800, Surgical Tourniquet used for limb
lengthening $18,400, Helmets for cranial orthotic (2) @ $1,200 each.
Since every Noble is part of TCAA, you helped out by Donating (2) Helmets and a Surgical Tourniquet for limb lengthening
totaling of over $17,000!! Thank you, fellow Nobles.
TCAA has made several donations of Masks through out this past year to our Hospital.
When you Units are looking for ways to support the Hospital please consider the Toy Chest Fund and/or Hospital equipment
to help defray the cost(s).
TCAA wishes you good health and that you stay safe from Covid-19. Keep in touch with your family, friends and neighbors that
may not be able to get out and get the essentials for everyday living.
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YOMO
President: DJ Hermen 314-341-3130
1st Vice President: Bill Pires 314-724-5585
2nd Vice President: Paul Smith 314-503-0473
Secretary: Ron Townley 573-263-9731
Treasurer: Dennis Huey 314-913-0879
Email address yomomolah@gmail.com
Congratulations to Captain Greg Heins on being elected President of the
Central States Association of Shrine Motor Corps!
What a late winter treat we had on April 20th. Snow! Hope you were able to enjoy
it and stay safe on the roads. We will continue our Meat Shoots benefiting the
Mini Patrol, but will not have one in May. Tickets for the amazing Sportsman’s Extravaganza raffle are now on sale. Remember
every ticket sold benefits your Unit and…… Circus and Ceremonial are coming!
Event Reminders:
Meat Shoots are happening at the VFW Post 4223 at 215 Military Rd in Lemay, MO! Our next one is scheduled for June 13th at
12:30pm, No meat shoot happening in May. Come have some fun with us and please spread the word and bring your friends.
The funds raised help offset the rising costs of insurance and other expenses the Mini Patrol incurs, and the event also provides
Fun and Fellowship! If you would like to help out, please arrive around 11:30 am for set up.
YOWAY 5K Anyway! This event is now live. You can run, walk, bike, kayak, swim…however you do it is up to you! The important
part is to have fun doing it, while supporting both Gateway 500 and YOMO. Included is a very collectible race medal and a
T-shirt/Medal combo depending on which package you purchase. This has been posted on Facebook and www.moolah.org
under Event Registration. Registration ends on August 31st.
Captain Heins has plans for a practice day for our carts. This is a time we can run and attend to any needs that our carts may
have. It is also a great day to enjoy some fellowship and fun with our fellow Nobles. The date of this is May 13th and the obstacle
course will be set up.
As a reminder, we meet on the 2nd Wednesday of the month in the YOMO room. Please check your emails for updates. Also, if
you are on Facebook please connect with Moolah YOMO as well. Ron sends out regular emails. If you are not receiving them,
please let him know.
The YOMO Presentation of Officers is on hold at this time. When we settle on a new date, we will let everyone know. More details
to come, please check your email.
A huge Thank You at all who came and participated at the April Meat Shoot! It was an awesome day!
See you on the streets! Fellowship and Fun in 2021!
Fun Flamingo Facts: Flamingos find strength in numbers
for breeding success, they are birds which do not live in
small flocks but rather, flocks of up to a million or more
have been recorded.
(Sounds like the Shrine to me!)
15Jim Fritz
March Shriner of the Month
Our Shriner of the Month for May is Noble Jim Fritz.
Noble Fritz joined Noble Lodge #684 in October 2009.
He later joined Moolah the same year. Jim is a member
of the Moolah Clowns, which he has served as their
President in 2015. Jim Fritz is also a member of TCAA
and is currently serving as their 3rd Vice President.
Between all he activity his is also a member of the Arab
Patrol.
Jim is very active for our Shriners Children. You can
always find him with the Moolah Clowns.
The Public Relations Committee is honored to have
Noble Jim Fritz as our May Shriner of the Month.
Melvin
Gordon
Our Shriner of the Month for June is Noble Melvin
Gordon. Noble Gordon joined Brookfield Lodge #86 in
1964 and was raised in 1966 in Brookfield, MO. He joined
both the Scottish Rite and Moolah Shrine in 1978.
He is a KCCH with the Scottish Rite and Past President
of the NEMO Shrine Club in Hannibal Missouri. Mel
has served as an Aide and is an Aide Emeritus and
Ambassador for Moolah.
His dedication to helping our Shriners Hospital and his
activity at Moolah is an inspiration to others. It is an
honor to have Noble Melvin Gordon as our June Shriner
of the Month.
162021 CIRCUS UPDATE
Ron Reynolds: Circus Director (314-732-2121)
Mitch Weinsting: Circus Chairman (573-268-3537)
The Circus is on track for October 7 to 10, 2021 t he St. Charles Family
Arena. The Circus Committee has started meeting to get everything rolling
for a successful event. If everyone gets their shots and stays healthy, we
should have a full house for the Circus. Ad packets and tickets should be
available soon. Please do your best to support your circus. Billy Martin has
some great acts booked already for a great show. Elephants will be here.
Thank you to everyone who works so hard to make Moolah Shrine Circus
the best ever.
314-732-2121 or rdreynolds6@charter.net.
Feztival of Trees Sponsorship
Sign up to be a sponsor today at
www.moolah.org/feztival-of-trees
17147TH IMPERIAL SESSION OF
SHRINERS INTERNATIONAL
JULY 4th-8th, 2021
George R. Brown Convention Center
Houston, TX
For more information visit:
https://imperialsession.com/
or
Call or Email Don Taylor at:
(314) 878-6301 Ext. 113 recorder@moolah.org
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Three Rivers Hospitality
Room prior to
Potentates Celebration.
20Grand old time at the
Potentate’s Celebration!
21Arca #21 - Order of Quetzalcoatl ®
2021
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“Q” Golf Tournament
Country Lakes Golf Club
Be a Hole or Cart Sponsor
BEVERAGE
CART SPONSOR
$50 per Cart Sunday
M ay 2 3 , 2 0 2 1
Country Lakes Golf Club
Net Proceeds will help ARCA 21
Support the Transportation of Children to
Shrine Hospitals for Children
YES, I WANT TO SUPPORT THE 2021 “Q” GOLF TOURNAMENT. . .
YES! I want to be a HOLE SPONSOR at the 2021 ARCA #21 Golf Tournament. I understand it is $100 per hole.
Show my signage as: .
YES! I want to sponsor BEVERAGE CART(S) at the 2021 ARCA #21 Golf Tournament at $50 per cart.
I would definitely like to donate promotional items to be given in the golfers “gift bags” at the 2021 ARCA #21
Golf Tournament. (minimum of 140 of each item). Call (314) 753-2227 for more information.
I enclose my check (made payable to ARCA #21) for HOLES @ $100 each / and‐or BEVERAGE CARTS @ $50 each
Total Amount Enclosed $ ______________________
Name: Phone #: Email:
Address: City/ State / Zip:
Please forward this sponsorship form and your check to: John Reiter Questions:
Call (314) 753-2227
5408 Dantonaire Pl
or Email
St. Louis, MO 63128
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jrreiter@gmail.comArca #21 - Order of Quetzalcoatl ®
2021 Annual
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3 -Person Golf Scramble Shotgun start
$100 per Player Country Lakes Golf Club
21309 Country Lake Dr.
Come and Enjoy the Fun!
Warrenton, MO 63383
Closest to the Pin
(636) 456-1165
Coffee & Pastries at
Door prizes
7:00 AM
Sunday
Hot Dogs at the turn.
Lunch after 18 Holes.
Beer, Soda & Water
May 23, 2021 all morning.
Sign-In: 7 : 00 AM
Men & Ladies . . . Register Shotgun Start: 8 AM
your own 3‐some, or
we can put you with
others to form a team.
Prizes . . . Prizes . . . Prizes . . . Prizes . . . Prizes . . . Prizes!
Net Proceeds will help ARCA 21 support the Transportation of Children to
Shrine Hospitals for Children
REGISTRATION
Register the following for the Q Golf Scramble on Sunday, May 23, 2021 at Country Lakes GC.:
1. Name: (Team Captain) Phone #: $ 100 .
2. Name: Phone #: $ 100 .
3. Name: Phone #: $ 100 .
Team Captain's email:_______________________________________________________ Total Paid $ .
Please forward your registration and check to: John Reiter
5408 Dantonaire Pl
(Make Checks Payable to: ARCA 21) St. Louis, MO 63128
Questions: Call John at (314) 753-2227 or jrreiter@gmail.com
REGISTRATION DEADLINE is May 8, 2021
23CSSA 2021
Oklahoma City, OK
August 19th - 22nd
CSSA Registration to be filed with Moolah Temple. $30 fee for CSSA not Moolah.
Name: Unit:
Lady; Guest, or Noble you are staying with:
Address:
City: State: Zip:
Email: Phone:
CSSA Registration Fee- $30.00 per person (Not for Moolah) Number of people: Total:
Please make checks payable to Moolah Shrine. Credit/Debit only accepted over the phone or in person.
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Noble Justin Doherty completed a
run in military boots from the Arch
to the Hospital to Moolah in honor
of the Bataan Death March.
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S E C O N D A N N U A L
JOHN MIKE CORDELL
CHILDREN’S CHARITY GOLF CLASSIC
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2021
Benefits Shriners Hospital for Children -St. Louis • $100 Per Player
The Courses at Forest Park • Registration 9am, Shotgun Start 10am
Includes: Greens Fee, Cart, Prizes, Lunch on the Course & Beverages
$10,000 Hole in One Challenge Sponsored by Bob Brockland Buick GMC
After Golf Auction with Appetizers & Beverages
Contact Info: JMCCharities@gmail.com Call 314.205.9662 Text 314.805.5370
Golf, polo shirts and sponsorship checks payable to: JMC Charities
Mail to: 12523 Whispering Hills Lane, St. Louis, MO 63146
Credit and Debit Cards Accepted - Call for Details
E N T R Y F O R M
Four Person Scramble Team Members: I’d Like To Be A Sponsor:
$100 per player • Mulligans four per team $20 Includes full color logo’d sign
Team Captain Player 1 Name, Phone, & E-mail
Platinum $1500+ (includes golf and 4 polo shirts)
______________________________________________
______________________________________________ Gold $1,000 (includes 4 polo shirts)
Player 2 Name & E-mail:
Silver $500 Bronze $250
______________________________________________
______________________________________________ Hole Sponsor $100
Player 3 Name & E-mail:
______________________________________________ I’d like to donate an auction item
______________________________________________
Sponsor Contact Information:
Player 4 Name & E-mail:
Name/Company_______________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________ Phone _________________________________________
Less than 4 players will be paired with others E-mail ______________________________________________
Greg Norman Embroidered
Signature Polo $40 Each
We are offering a Signature Greg Norman Play Dry ®
Performance Polo. It is a black shirt with the JMC logo.
Enter the quantity of mens or womens sizes below.
Sizes 2XL & 3XL $44 each. Polo order deadline July 15.
Mens ____S ____M _____L ____XL ____2XL _____3XL
Women ____S ____M _____L ____XL ____2XL _____3XL
35The Importance of Lawn Mower Safety
Shriners Hospitals Wants Kids to Stay Safe
Shriners Hospitals for Children® is committed to helping keep kids safe, and injury-free.
Although they may seem like a common household tool, lawn mowers are one of the most dangerous items in our
homes. Thousands of people are hurt while using lawnmowers each year – these injuries can include deep cuts;
loss of fingers, toes, and even limbs; burns and broken bones. However, many lawn mower-related injuries can be
prevented by following some safety guidelines.
Lawnmower Usage Safety Tips
Keep Children Safe During Usage
• Children under 6 years of age should be kept indoors • Wear close-fitting long pants and long-sleeved shirts,
during mowing. eye protection and heavy gloves.
• Make sure children are a safe distance away from the • Do not wear sandals or be barefoot. Wear sturdy
area you plan to mow because rocks and debris often shoes with good traction.
can shoot out while the lawn mower is running. • Do not wear jewelry.
• Keep a close eye on children when a lawn mower is • Always fill and start lawn mowers outdoors.
in use. Make sure they do not run into the • Never fill the tank with gasoline when the lawn
mower’s path. mower is on or hot.
• Never allow children to play with the mower, even • Do not remove safety devices or guards on switches.
when it is turned off. A lawn mower is not a toy. • Never reach underneath a mower because the blade
• Children should be at least 12 years old before remains engaged even when it is shut off.
operating a walk-behind lawn mower and at least 16 • Do not mow in reverse unless absolutely necessary.
years old to operate a riding mower. • To remove debris from mower use a stick or broom
• Never allow children or any other passengers on a handle, not your hands.
riding lawn mower because of the potential for falling • Always shut off the engine before leaving the
under the mower and sustaining serious injuries. mower unattended.
• Stay away from the engine cowling, as it can become
Weather and Terrain very hot and burn unprotected flesh.
• Do not cut grass when it’s wet because it can cause • Wait for blades to stop completely before crossing
your feet to lose traction and slide. gravel roads, unclogging the chute, or removing the
• Do not use a mower on hills or slopes, to avoid having grass catcher.
it tip over and cause injury.
To learn more, watch our animated educational video
Prior to Mowing about lawn mower safety, available for viewing on our
• Read your mower’s instruction manual and familiarize YouTube channel, youtube.com/shrinershospitals, and
yourself with the product prior to use. share with your friends and family. In the video, Fezzy,
• Use a mower with a control that stops it from moving our cute and cuddly Love to the rescue® ambassador and
forward if the handle is released. mascot, shares tips on lawn mower safety in a fun and
• Clear your lawn of items such as nails, sticks, rocks, engaging film for all ages.
toys, sports entertainment, dog bones, wire and
equipment parts, so the debris does not cause Should an injury occur, the physicians and staff of
damage or hurt anyone. Shriners Hospitals are here to help. For patient referral
information, please call 800-237-5055 in the U.S. or
800-361-7256 in Canada. Both lines are staffed weekdays
between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., EST.
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37Have you purchased a brick to be placed in the
Purchase a brick in honor of yourself or your loved one. Or as a Memorial to a family
member or close acquaintance.
A 4”x8” brick with up to 3 lines of inscription (18 characters per line) is only $100.00
Maybe you would like a miniature brick like the 4”x8” one placed in the Moolah
Walk of Fame for only $250.00
OR, if you want more lines of information on the brick, you can purchase an 8”x8” brick and
get up to 6 lines on it for $500.00
Indicate which brick you would like to purchase:
4”x8” Brick (up to 3 lines of inscription) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 100.00
4”x8” Brick with a small duplicate for your desk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 250.00
8”x8” Brick (up to 6 lines of inscription) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 500.00
Maximum number of characters per line is 18 including spaces and special characters. One character per box.
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY—Moolah or the brick company cannot be liable for misspellings especially when it cannot be
read.
The above brick is given by:___________________________________________________________________.
Please send or take this form and your payment to the Moolah Shrine office. You may pay by check (made payable
to MOOLAH SHRINE) or Credit Card.
Credit Card Info:
Card Number: _____________________________________________ Exp. Date: ________________
Security Code (on back of card):_________ Your billing Zip Code: ___________________
Your Name: ______________________________ Telephone Number: ___________________________
Address: ______________________________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip:_________________________________________________________________________
38Meeting Schedules
Stated Meetings
January 20th May 18th September 18th Stated Meeting Reminders: Dress in business casual, Dues Cards are
February 17th June 18th October 20st required, babysitting is provided, dinner is served at 5:30pm and
March 17th July 21st November 17th meetings begin at 7:00pm, along with balloting on all new petitions for
April 21st August 11th December 15th (election) memberships.
Units & Committees
Name Date & Time Location Contact
Air Patrol 2nd Mon. Bill Stears 636-279-0888
Arab Patrol 1st Mon. Drill Practice 4th Mon. Patrick Hensley, PP 314-330-7028
Band Every Wed. Jack Scherrer 314-644-5362
BBQ Smokin’ Nobles 1st Wed. 7:30pm Unit Room Dennis Burkholder 314-570-1904
Chanters 1st Mon. Business Meeting 7:30pm Unit Room David Larkin 636-734-7718
Rehearsal every Mon. 7:30pm
Clowns 3rd Mon. John Frederick 314-541-4985
DeMolay 3rd Wed. 6:30pm Jeff Kitsmiller, Jr. 314-991-1511
Directors Staff 1st Mon. Fred Zurfluh, IV 314-910-3950
Drum Corps 2nd Mon. David Glenn 314-560-4431
Rehearsals 1st, 3rd, 4th Mon.
Gateway 500 2nd Tues. Dave Hope 314-406-0744
Guides Last Friday Rick Mayer 314-603-2106
Hospital Reception Comm. 2nd Wednesday 7:00pm Unit Room Jim Gesell 636-352-5146
Legion of Honor 4th Tues. Gale Going 314-703-0548
Motor Patrol 2nd Mon. Steve Lovell 314-898-2372
Mounted Lancers 2nd Wed. Ranch Allen Coggins 314-602-7454
Muscle Car Unit 1st Wed. 6:30pm Unit Room Keith Schlib 314-705-2812
Operational Support Unit 2nd Mon. Behind the Ballroom Mike Reese 314-229-3682
Seniors 1st Mon. 3rd Mon. Business Guides Room Ken Zesch 314-610-7452
Sportsmen Unit 3rd Mon. 6:30pm Sheik’s Club Brett Grimm 314-606-4622
Swing Dance Unit 1st Mon. 6:30pm Bud Waters 314-712-6622
TCAA 4th Wed. 6:00pm Oasis Patrick Hensley, PP 314-330-7028
Unique Motors 2nd & 4th Mon. Ken Wright 636-288-1130
YOMO 2nd Wed. Lenny Martin, PP 314-795-6561
Clubs
Name Date & Time Location Contact
Cape SC 4th Wed. 6:00pm Shriner’s Hall Gearld Eaker 615-945-3312
57001 Old Cape Road East Jackson, MO 63755
Capital SC 2nd Tues. 6:30pm Capital SC Harold Coots 573-6801717
Daniel Boone SC Last Thurs. 6:30pm JJ’s Restaurant Mike Heuer 314-814-3367
Ecmo SC 1st Fri. 7:30pm ECMO SC Gerald Ellerbeck 314-393-7032
Joachim SC 2nd Mon. 7:00pm Shekinah Lodge #256 Kevin Jackson 314-452-4832
Little Dixie SC 4th Wed. L.D. Shrine Park Steve Sales 573-424-6938
Mid-Mo SC 3rd Wed. Call for Location Bob Sellenriek 636-359-0058
Nemo SC 3rd Thurs. 6:00pm Call for Location Curt Fahy 573-501-1262
Ozark SC 2nd Mon. 411 Springfield Rd. John Behrens Sr. 573-690-5617
Owensville, MO
Semo SC 1st Fri. 6:30pm Semo SC Victor Marshall 573-931-4150
Three Rivers SC 3rd Fri. 6:30pm Three Rivers SC Mikhail Stith 573-718-0018
Appendant Bodies
Name Date & Time Location Contact
Daughters of the Nile 1st Wed. Noble Lodge #684 Marie Preble 314-578-1671
Ladies Oriental Shrine 3rd Mon. Noble Lodge #684 Marcia Jacobi 314-541-3393
of North America
Temple Club 2nd Wed. Oasis Verna Pickles 314-962-6791
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