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OLEIKAN An Official Publication of Oleika Shriners, Lexington, Kentucky

Oasis of Lexington Desert of Kentucky

www.oleikashrine.org

Inside this Issue

Imperial Sir

Jack H. Jones

Volume 59, Issue 2

Why the Nazis feared freema-sons: a Mini Series

9

Remarks fromIll Sir Chuck Kendrick

2

Potentates Trip agenda 6

From the Recorders Desk 8

Onions! 1,21

Membership Corner 31

Oleika Installation 2010 14,15

Spring is approach-

ing and It is Onion

Time!.

Nobles We need

more than ever to

Get orders for On-

ions this year. John

Cheney is Onion

Chairman this Year

and He has plans to

deliver even More

onions than before.

If the Nobility will

go out and pre sellOnions we can sur-

pass even his goals.

This Year there will

be a Lottery for

pick-up of your On-

ions at the

Temple.

The onion

truck willbe at the

rear of the

temple.

Clubs and

units will

draw

numbers

for deliv-

ery of

their Onions. Only

one club or unit at atime will be permit-

ted to claim their

onions.

This is to avoid con-

fusion during the

distribution process.

There will not be

any exceptions so be

prepared to wait if

need be. (See page

21 for more Onion

Information)

Onions are coming!

March-April 2010

Gun Show Coming to Oleika April 17-18

Ill Sir Chuck Ken-

drick has set up a

Gun Show to be held

at the Oleika Shrine

Center April 17-18,

2010.

“this will be a real

winner for Oleika.

We will get a lot of

traffic through our

doors and make

some much needed

money for the tem-

ple to boot.”

We get table rentals

and all the conces-

sions. So be sure

and spread the word

and help this to be a

real money maker

for your temple.



OLEIKANOLEIKANOLEIKANOLEIKAN An official publication of Oleika Shriners

A.A.O.N.M.S.

Published January, March, May, July, Oct

326 Southland Drive, Lexington, Ky. 40503

Telephone: (859) 277-6869 Toll Free: 1-800-653-4525

Fax: (859) 278-0218

www.oleikashrine.org

Roger Joiner—EDITOR

Dave Bicksler—Advertising

(859) 492-8646

Lexington Hospital

Tony Lewgood — Administrator

(859) 266-2101 Toll Free 1-800– 668-4634

Cincinnati Hospital

Ronald R Hitzler — Administrator

(513) 872-6000 Toll Free 1-800-875-8580

Oleika Transportation

Rebecca Goins — Dispatcher

(859) 278-6878 Toll Free 1-800-653-4525

Oleika Clowns

SupportThe

OleikanOleika Clowns Meet

1st Thursday at 7:00pm

My Fellow Nobles,

We have many things lined

up this year. We will kick off

with the Ceremonial on

March 6th at 7:00am. We

need to get those petitions in

early! Please bring your lady.

Next thing, we will be at the

SASA Mid Winter meeting

March 26-28 and the temple

Gun Show April 17-18.We will have two stated meet-

ings in April. These will be April

1 and April 30th due to the Fun

Fest May 6-9 in Pigeon Forge,

Tn. We have rooms at the Twin

Mountain Motel. You will need

to get your reservations in early

for sure.

Noble John Chaney PP,George Hal and Tom White

want your Vidalia

Onion orders as soon

as your clubs and

units have them

ready.

Lady Ruby and I look

forward to meeting

each and everyone at

your club and unit meetings

this year.

I say again, Thanks for all

you do for Lady Ruby and me.

Yours in Faith,

Chuck Kendrick

Potentate

Potentates message

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Lexington Hospital Day

Is Coming! Are you?

Fun Fest

Time Again!

Fun Fest 2010 is right

around the corner. Roomswill be available at the Twin

Mountain Inn & Suites.

Oleika has 60 rooms re-

served and they will be go-

ing FAST! So, be sure to

make your reservations now

to avoid being left out in the

desert and you miss all the

fun and fellowship.

See our ad in the Oleikan for

more details.

Hospital day is coming on

May 16th 2010. If you have-n’t been in the past few

years, the day has been

filled with all kinds of new

things to see and do.

There are Auditorium pro-

ductions, Music, Tours, a

awards presentations not

just for those Hospital em-

ployees that work so hard to

help the children but forthose folks and Nobles that

give their time and talents

to the cause.

There is always a lot of fel-

lowship with members of

other Temples that service

the Lexington Unit as well

as dignitaries from across

the state.

Be sure and mark your cal-

endars and attend. And as

always, Be ready to parade

for the Kids that afternoon.They Love it!

OOPS!!!!!!

Nobody’s perfect We made a Error

In the last issue of the Oleikan Sorry Guys!

Parade Marshall:

Ralph May

Asst Parade Marshall:

Ralph Spillman

Onion Chairman:

John Chaney, PP

PAGE 3VOLUME 59, ISSUE 2



In MemoriamIn MemoriamIn MemoriamIn Memoriam

Thank you for your faith and

confidence in me. It is a great

honor and privilege to be your

High Priest and Prophet. Your

Potentate and Elected Divan

will be working hard this year

putting on Gun Shows, Parades,

and making small changes in

how we do things that will bene-

fit and help our temple and the

nobility. In my club visits, I

have been asking the club’s offi-

cers to remember that beforethey can hold a road block or pa-

per drive, they must have ap-

proval from the Potentate. This

protects the club and it will

bring them under the protection

Of our insurance. Also, there

are only two types of road

blocks, One is for the Circus

and the other is for our Hos-

pitals. Clubs cannot do a

road block to benefit their

club.

Contact our recorder and he

will get the right information

to you. It is always a pleas-

ure to visit the Clubs and

seeing everyone wearing

their FEZ, although, I have

visited a club where this is

not practiced. The FEZ

should be worn by all nobles

of the Mystic Shrine at allmeetings.

My Telephone number in the

Calendar book is incorrect. My

numbers are:

Work: 859-987-7732

Home: 859-987-2246

Cell: 859-749-6238

My E-Mail address

is:[email protected]

Please contact me a any time

that you need or want to. Re-

member, The Shrine is the

playground of the Masonic Or-

der. We have fun helping Chil-

dren

Yours in faith,Gordon H. Barger

High Priest and Prophet

Neil Maxie, Shannon B. Corman, Larry C. Townsley,

Donald R. Butler

ATTENTION! ATTENTION! ATTENTION! ATTENTION!Clubs and Units picking up Onions at the Temple in

Lexington:

Note the truck will be parked all the way in the back of the Temple. “Numbers” Will be drawn as to the order the

onions will be picked up and loaded into the pick up trucks

Tom White

Assistant Onion Chairman


Vidalia Onions

John Chaney, PP Chairman

George Hall/Tom White

Assistant Chairmen

Clubs and units, get your orders in to the

Chairman or assistant Chairman as soon as

you have them ready. The Onions will be

coming from the same farm as last year.

Last Years Onions were the BEST we ever

had!

High Priest

and Prophet



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Hi Nobles!

Hope everyone is doing well.

I had a great time at the In-

stallation of Officers and

made it through my first

Stated. I do want to tell you

I was nervous because of the

job of the Oriental Guides

that have went before me.

My Lady Sandy is doing

much better each day in re-

covering from knee replace-ment and is ready to start

visiting the clubs and units

with me.

Nobles, please make sure

your club or unit is submit-

ting articles for the oleikan.

Noble Roger is working hard

to improve the paper. Your

articles will help get the

word out about your activi-

ties and fundraisers. The

more participation the bet-

ter our publication will be.

Lady Sandy and I are also in

the preliminary stages of

procuring a Kentucky

Shrine License Plate. Once

we get all the particulars,

we will be sharing the infor-

mation.

I look forward to the Hot

sands on March 6, and to

attending Oriental Guide

School in Tampa

Yours in faith

Barry McCaslin

Oriental Guide

Museum plans in the works

named to oversee this pro-

ject.

The nobility will be asked to

submit items to the museum

that are deemed of historical

value. It’s understandable

that all items submitted will

not be displayed due to lim-

ited space availability.

Illustrious Sir, Chuck Ken-drick has signed off on the

idea and a room has been

assigned.

We’ll keep you posted

By: Doyle Rambo

It’s on the drawing board

and progress is being made.

Oleika will soon have aroom in the Temple dedi-

cated to housing and dis-

playing bits and pieces from

our rich Oleika history.

A curator will soon be


Oriental

Guide

I would like to thank the

many friends and Masonic

brothers who took the time

from their busy schedule to

attend the Wake of Robert

Simpson, My Brother, on

Jan 23, 2010. My Family

and I were humbled by yourattendance

Noble Tim Simpson



Ill Sir Chuck has a realtreat in store for nobility

this year in a Potentates

trip.

This years trip will be a bus

tour of Charleston, Savan-

nah Jekyll Island and Pi-

geon Forge. Included in the

price of the trip will be

Transportation, lodging,

Step-on Guides, Breakfasteach morning, Trolley tour,

Ft Sumter Boat ride taxes

and luggage Tips.

Day 1-2, This Morning we

board our modern motor

coach at the pick up point in

Kentucky and get to know

or reacquainted with the

other travelers as the jour-

ney leads through Ashevilleand on towards South Caro-

lina. Charleston is our des-

tination for two nights and

it is considered a show place

of the southeast. The

homes, historic shrines, old

churches, lovely gardens,

winding streets and intri-

cate iron lace gateways that

all lend to her charm and

dignity. The stories of how

Charleston has survived

wars, Hurricanes, and epi-

demics make for a very in-

teresting city tour with our

step-on guide. The after-

noon of the second day will

be highlighted with a boat

ride to Fort Sumter. Of

course it would not be com-

plete without adequate timeat the Old Market Place in

downtown Charleston.

Day 3-5 We head down the

coast to a wonderful city

called Savannah, America’s

first planned city. On arri-

val, we once again pick up a

professional guide to show

us the sights of this very

charming his-toric city. It

was estab-

lished in 1773

and later be-

came Geor-

gia’s first

Capital city.

You’ll certainly enjoy the

legends and history of this

fine southern city from ourtour. There will be plenty of

time to enjoy the shops and

restaurants down on the

river walk in Savannah on

the 4th day. A pretty nice

time don’t you think? On

the 5th day we travel south

along the coast of Georgia to

an area called the Golden

Isles with it’s vast marsh-

lands, pretty rivers and rug-ged beaches. After arriving,

we are treated to a trolley

tour of the Jekyll Island

Historic Landmark District,

one of the nations largest

restoration projects. The

Rockefellers, Vanderbilt's

and J.P. Morgan built

“grand Cottages” along the

240-acre river edge and theyare really something to see.

After lunch in the area, we

tour St. Simons Island and

enjoy the grounds and ceme-

tery of the beautiful and his-

toric Christ Church. Before

leaving the area, we will

stop at the old lighthouse for

photographs and shopping.

We return to Savannah forlodging which

means we have

not had to fool

with suitcases

for a few days.

Day 6 Depending

on the time you

wish to have in Pigeon

Forge, There are at least

two or three routes we cantake from Savanna. Regard-

less, it will be a nice ride to

a town that was primarily a

farming community until

1940, when adjacent Great

Smoky Mountains National

Park, whose headquarters is

10 minutes away, was dedi-

cated. Today, Dolly Parton

has turned the area into a

circus atmosphere whichmeans there’s many things

to do.

Day 7 we return to Ken-

tucky with a few photos be-

cause this is a real memory

maker. Please come and be

a part of the fun with us.

Potentates Trip this year to be a real blast!May 24th through May 30


“there will be of time

to enjoy the shops on

the river walk “








Oleika Temple Guard

Supports the Oleikan

Tri Co. Shrine Club

Supports

The OLEIKAN

WHY THE NAZIS FEARED FREEMASONS

Franklin, and Simon Bolivar led

such revolutions against aristo-

cratic power. It was natural, then,

for a totalitarian regime such as

Nazi Germany to want to seek out

and destroy the organization. As

U.S. Supreme Court justice Robert

H. Jackson, the chief prosecutor at

the Nuremburg war crimes trial

observed,”...many persecutions un-

dertaken by every modern dictator-

ship are those directed against Free

Masons {sic}.”

Justice Jackson understood, as did

Hitler, that members of such an

organization were not likely to coop-

erate with the oppressive police

states necessary for the survival of

a dictatorship. As such, Freema-

sons were regularly put to death by

the SS.

(continued from Jan-Feb edition of

the Oleikan)

Hitler was more afraid of the basic

tenets of freemasonry, which decree

that personal political freedom and

human dignity are the rightful

foundations of all human society.The Nazis perceived Masons as a

threat because the group defined

human freedom in terms that

supersedes feelings of nationalism

or racial allegiance. Many Freema-

sons were known as leading figures

of the Enlightenment. Men such as

George Washington, Benjamin




Fun Fest

May 6-7-8, 2010 Pigeon Forge, Tn.

This year for Fun Fest Oleika Temple will be staying at theThis year for Fun Fest Oleika Temple will be staying at theThis year for Fun Fest Oleika Temple will be staying at theThis year for Fun Fest Oleika Temple will be staying at the

Twin Mountain Inn & SuitesTwin Mountain Inn & SuitesTwin Mountain Inn & SuitesTwin Mountain Inn & Suites

We have 60 rooms reservedWe have 60 rooms reservedWe have 60 rooms reservedWe have 60 rooms reserved

41 rooms are 2 queen beds standard room at the cost of 41 rooms are 2 queen beds standard room at the cost of 41 rooms are 2 queen beds standard room at the cost of 41 rooms are 2 queen beds standard room at the cost of $59.95 plus tax per night.$59.95 plus tax per night.$59.95 plus tax per night.$59.95 plus tax per night.

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Each room has a Private Balcony, Refrigerator, Coffee Maker, Microwave,Each room has a Private Balcony, Refrigerator, Coffee Maker, Microwave,Each room has a Private Balcony, Refrigerator, Coffee Maker, Microwave,Each room has a Private Balcony, Refrigerator, Coffee Maker, Microwave,Free Internet and TV’s.Free Internet and TV’s.Free Internet and TV’s.Free Internet and TV’s.

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Hospital Day May 16th, 2010

Support your Temple!

VOLUME 59, ISSUE 2 PAGE 11



The Genie Say’s Come

To

The

Oleika Oriental Band

DERBY PARTY!

Saturday May 1, 2010 At the Oleika Shrine Center in the Upstairs Ballroom

Come one come all, Bring your friends

$10.00 Per person

Beverages and food Provided







Installation 2010

Photographs by:

David

Mosley






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Potentates reception Saturday Afternoon from One to Three O'clock at the Inn on Broadway

Cocktails from Five to Six at the Oleika Shrine Temple

Grand March begins at Six O'clock

RSVP by May 3, 2010

$60.00 per Couple

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Make checks payable to Oleika Shriners

Mail to: Oleika Shrine Center, 326 Southland Drive, Lexington, Ky 40503

Phone 859-277-6869 or 1-800-OLEIKA5

Note: For clubs and units that wish to be seated at the same table, it is necessary that RSVP’s be sent together.

Hotel Information: Inn on Broadway, 1375 Harrodsburg Road, Lexington, Ky

859-519-2060

(advise hotel you are making reservations for rooms assigned to Oleika Shriners. All reservations should be se-cured by April 15th, 2010. After this date, rooms will be subject to availability at the hotels prevailing rates)

In lieu of personal gift, Chuck and Ruby request a donation be made, in their honor, to the Oleika Shriners Build-ing Fund or the Oleika Transportation Fund.




Oleika Oriental Band

Supports

The

OleikanOriental Band Meets 2nd and 4th Thurs @

7:00pm

Laurel County Laurel County Laurel County Laurel County

Shrine ClubShrine ClubShrine ClubShrine Club Annual Bluegrass Festival Annual Bluegrass Festival Annual Bluegrass Festival Annual Bluegrass Festival

At the Laurel County Fairgrounds At the Laurel County Fairgrounds At the Laurel County Fairgrounds At the Laurel County Fairgrounds

May 28 and 29th, 2010May 28 and 29th, 2010May 28 and 29th, 2010May 28 and 29th, 2010Marty Raven Lauren RamblersMarty Raven Lauren RamblersMarty Raven Lauren RamblersMarty Raven Lauren Ramblers

Ralph Stanley New Cut GrassRalph Stanley New Cut GrassRalph Stanley New Cut GrassRalph Stanley New Cut Grass

Laurel Creek Mountain ConnectionLaurel Creek Mountain ConnectionLaurel Creek Mountain ConnectionLaurel Creek Mountain Connection

James Jones Terry CaldwellJames Jones Terry CaldwellJames Jones Terry CaldwellJames Jones Terry Caldwell

Mountain Drive Straight Creek Mountain Drive Straight Creek Mountain Drive Straight Creek Mountain Drive Straight Creek

Acoustic Band Don Osbund Acoustic Band Don Osbund Acoustic Band Don Osbund Acoustic Band Don Osbund

Bobby OsbondBobby OsbondBobby OsbondBobby Osbond

Advance tickets both nights $30.00 Advance tickets both nights $30.00 Advance tickets both nights $30.00 Advance tickets both nights $30.00

Gate $20.00 per night Gate $20.00 per night Gate $20.00 per night Gate $20.00 per night




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CLUB

Supports

The Oleikan

Red Cross AED/CPR Class to be held

A school of instruction for

certification in AED/CPRwill be presented by the

American Red Cross in

April to all interested No-

bles. The Class will be held

on Wednesday, April 14th

from 1:00 to 4:30pm in the

Oleika Temple Ballroom.

The cost of the class is

$25.00 per person. Special

interest shrine personnelsuch as van drivers, Greet-

ers and Temple Guard are

urged to sigh up and attend

this life saving class. The

class is limited to 14 people. Additional classes will be

held later on in the season

and a notice of the same will

be published in the Oleikan.

Oleika has two AED units,

which are maintained by

Noble Joe Miller.

To sign up for the class see

Rochelle in the office and

make checks payable to

Oleika Temple. Certificates

will be issued after comple-

tion of the class.

Certification must be re-

newed annually


Madison Co. Shrine

Club News

Madison Co. Shrine Club meets the

third Friday of each month at 6:30 at

Dinner Bell Restaurant in Berea. La-

dies are always welcome.

We were honored to have our High

Priest and Prophet and his lady

Cheryl. He does a very good talk about

Oleika Temple.

. Also, we had Membership

Chairman Sam Sansom. He told

us what we all know. We Need

New Members!

Madison Co Shrine Club is one of

the oldest clubs in Oleika Tem-

ple. We need new members like

all the clubs.

Lets get together and help our

Potentate have the best year

ever! We also have a Past

Potentate twice Over, W.O.

Bradley. Who is one who will

do anything you ask. A very

hard worker.

I will be 86 Years Young Feb

16.

Yours in Faith,

Ralph Spillman,

Madison Co. SC, Asst Pa-

rade Marshall, Outer Guard



Hazard VanPatrol News

ing redone. This Project has

been estimated to take up to

10 months to complete the

10 vans, however, 4 have

already been completed.

The club looks forward to

serving and working forOleika and our New Po-

tentate Chuck Kendrick

in 2010. We look forward

to this years activities in-

cluding the Circus, Mo-

torcycle ride, Onions, South

Atlantic Parades and our

annual Christmas dinner

The hazard van patrol is

very excited about the up-

coming year of 2010. A ma- jor re-man of all equipment

is on going. The Miniature

F-150 Hospital Vans are un-

dergoing a new paint job

complete with Flames and

also the mechanicals are be-


Capital City Shrine Club is alive

and well!!!

We continue to meet at the Office

Pub and Deli in Frankfort at 7:00pm on the last Monday of the

month, except in December and

May, when we meet on the Monday

before Memorial Day. Ladies are

welcome.

Fruit baskets were given to shut-

ins, widows, and Masonic Home

residents for Christmas. Ladies re-

ceived poinsettias at our Christmas

party, also.

‘Frankfort’s Famous’ Capital City

Shrine Club cooks have been asked

to cook bean soup for the Frankfort

Red Cross and the Franklin

County Food Pantry fund raisers.

Our club takes pride in helping

our local civic organizations. Pres-

ently, our CLUB signs at two en-

trances into Frankfort; US Hwy

127 and US Hwy 460 are being

restored. The signs should bedone by early spring.

Onions sales and circus road

blocks dates will be addressed in

the next few months. Capital City

will host the first circus perform-

ance for 2010 on

Tuesday, August 17 at the Frank-

fort Civic Center.

At the regular meeting, January

25, High Priest & Prophet,

Gordon Barger installed our Offi-

cers and three members of the

Board of Directors for 2010:

President…Brett Brocksmith

VP………...Jack Sapp

Sect./ Treas…Harry Rice, PP

Board of Directors:Chairman……Bill Harrod

Members……Charles Dawkins

Raymond Webb

Capital City SC

TRANSPORTATION

NEWSWe would like to thank all the driv-

ers for the Great job they all do.

We still need volunteers for drivers.

Please contact the temple office or

Tom White

We would like to thank the guys

that set the Temple. If it weren’t for

you we would not be able to rent the

Temple and make that income.

We would like to invite all Nobles to

be a part of the Temple Guard. It is

a small price to pay for keeping our

building safe and secure.

TEMPLE

GUARD NEWS



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This by far was the largest

total we have ever collected.

I thank all the Shriners for

their hard work and partici-

pants for their generous do-

nations.

All of this is necessary for

the kids to have transporta-

tion to our hospitals. We

are very fortunate to have

two area hospitals. We have

the Shriners orthopedic

Hospital in Lexington and

the Shriners Burn Hospital

in Cincinnati. We have a

van in the area for our use

and we cover a 10 countyarea with 10 volunteer

Shriners from our club and

they drive in teams of two.

This Service is also at no

cost to the child and family.

Children under 18 with or-

thopedic problem or Burn

The Tri Co Shrine Club Do-

nation Drive has been Very

Successful this Year. We

Raised $23,333 for the

Oleika Temple Transporta-

tion Fund and Hospitals. We

put in many hours to do

this, but it is the generosity

of the community that

makes it all possible. We

sold Onions in the spring,

had a collection at Wal-

Mart, Mitsubishi sponsored

a car show and donated the

proceeds. Pig Out on Mar-ket Street committee do-

nated the proceeds from

that event, sold cheese in

October, and again at Flem-

ingsburg Frontier Day, Can-

vasses area businesses and

individuals for donations

and received great support.

injuries receive medical care

at no cost to the family at

Shriners Hospitals. Types

of conditions treated are sco-

liosis and spinal deformities,

club foot and related de-

formities, osteogenesis im-perfect a, spina bifida/

myeodysplaysia, neuromus-

cular disorders, hand prob-

lems, hip disorders, orthope-

dic problems resulting from

cerebral palsy, missing

limbs/limb deformities leg

length discrepancies, meta-

bolic bone disease, skeletal

growth abnormalities, spi-

nal cord injuries and burn

injuries. If you know of a

child that needs our help,

please call one of the officers

or any Shriner. You can

also call 1-800-237-5055,

Monday—Friday 8am—5pm

(Continued Page 24 )




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OLEIKAN

VOLUME 59, ISSUE 2PAGE 21VOLUME 59, ISSUE 2

Ingredients: • pastry for 1-crust pie, prepared

• 8 ounces shredded Cheddar cheese

• 2 medium sweet onions, cut into rings

• 2 thin slices cooked ham (1 to 2 ounces)

• 1/4 cup all-purpose flour

• 1 teaspoon seasoned salt

• 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon caraway seeds

• 1 cup milk

• 3 eggs

parsley sprigs or minced fresh parsley, optional

Preparation:

An onion pie recipe with a little ham and Cheddar cheese. Scroll down to

see more onion recipes.

Fit a 9-inch pie plate with prepared pastry; flute edge. Heat oven to 350°. Layer half of the shredded cheese over bottom of pastry. Spread half of the onion rings over cheese. Cover onion rings with remaining shredded cheese. Cut ham slices into 1 1/2-inch squares. Arrange ham slices, al-ternating with remaining onion rings, all around edge of pie. In a bowl, mix the flour, seasoned salt, and caraway seeds. Gradually add milk andeggs, beating with a whisk until smooth. Pour batter over cheese-onion filling. Bake pie at 350° for 55 to 60 minutes, or until firm and lightly

browned. Garnish with parsley sprigs or minced fresh parsley, if desired.

Serves 6.

Vidalia Onion Pie

A Vidalia onion is a sweet onion of certain varieties, grown in a production area defined by law in Georgia and by

the United States code of Federal Regulations (CFR). The varieties include the Hybrid yellow, granex, varieties of

granex parentage, or other similar varieties recommended by the Vidalia Onion Committee and approved by the

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture.

The onions were first grown near Vidalia, Georgia, in the early 1930s. It is an unusually sweet variety of onion, due

to the low amount of sulfur in the soil in which the onions are grown. Mose Coleman is considered the person that

discovered the sweet Vidalia Onion variety in 1931.

Georgia's state legislature passed the "Vidalia Onion Act of 1986" which authorized a trademark for "Vidalia On-

ions" and limits the production area to Georgia or any subset as defined by the state's Commissioner of Agriculture.

What is a Vidalia Onion?



CINCINNATI -- "We lost every-

thing, but all that can be re-placed," said Angela Cooper as

she sat next to her 4-year-old son

in the acute care unit of Shriners

Hospital for Children Cincinnati

Monday. "He can never be re-

placed."

Landon Cooper, 4, sat quietly next

to his mother at the small table,

eating chocolate chip cookies and

drinking punch. He had just fin-

ished opening up the presents

given him during his "discharge

party."

Landon goes home today, but his

recovery is far from complete. The

second- and third-degree burns he

suffered from a house fire in De-

cember covered 50 percent of his

body.

He has undergone skin grafts, had

his pinky fingers amputated and

has undergone therapy tostrengthen his mobility skills. He

can walk now, can pick up things

using the palms of his hands -- he

will have another surgery for the

skin grafts on his fingers -- and he

can talk. He agreed he is excited

to see his siblings, who he hasn't

seen since the day of the fire be-

cause of H1N1 concerns, and nod-

ded when asked if he plans to

share his presents with them.

The Coopers' home on Kentucky

11 burned in December. The fire

started near the location of the

Christmas tree, though the lights

on the tree have not officially been

ruled the cause of the fire.

Angela and Aaron Cooper were

asleep in the bedroom while

Landon slept on the living room

couch. The three other children

were not present when the fire

started.

Angela Cooper said the smoke

detector did not go off.

"I just happened to wake up to allthe cracking and popping," she

said.

Angela Cooper woke her husband

and together they escaped from

the residence through the back

door. They could not get through

the flames in the hallway to the

living room.

As Angela Cooper ran to a

neighbor's house to call 911,

Aaron Cooper ran to the front

door and kicked it open. Aaron

Cooper said when the air hit the

fire, the flames shot up even big-

ger.

Despite the danger to himself,

Aaron Cooper entered the resi-

dence.

"I couldn't see anything," Aaron

Cooper said, describing the heavy

smoke in the house. Fortunately,he knew the layout of the house

and where his son had been lying.

"I felt him on the back, picked him

up," Aaron Cooper said, then

somehow managed to find his way

to the door.

Aaron Cooper suffered minor

burns, but Landon's injuries were

extensive.

Angela Cooper said her son does

not remember the fire, though he

knows his injuries were caused by

a fire. "He was in shock," she

said.

The parents just informed Landon

of the incident a few days ago. All

Landon knew before was that he

had been hurt and needed to get

better.

As he recuperated, Landon's par-

ents were there for him, providing

him whatever comfort they could

and encouraging him in his ther-

apy and treatment.

Angela and Aaron Cooper also

had to learn how to care for their

son, including the hour-long proc-

ess of bathing him and the twice-

daily 30 minutes of therapy.

"They taught me to be independ-

ent with him," Angela Cooper

said. "He's doing really good.

Shriners is the best hospital for

burn victims."

Landon has left Shriners Hospi-

tals for Children just once since

he arrived and that was to visit a

nearby aquarium as his pre-

discharge outing. He said his fa-

vorite animals were the sharks

and penguins. He also got to have

a parrot sit on his arm.

Angela Cooper said she has prom-

ised to take him to Chuck E.

Cheese's once he leaves Shriners

Hospitals for Children.

The family will stay in a motel in

Aberdeen, Ohio, for about a

month as they wait as their new

home, a mobile home provided by

their landlords, John and Jill

Kelly, is prepared. Angela Cooper

said staying at Brown's Motel in

Aberdeen keeps the family close

together, as her three other chil-

dren are staying with her sister in

apartments nearby. Her mother

also lives minutes away.

"Angela and Aaron Cooper agree

what their son and family experi-

enced is a nightmare they would

wish on no one. "Makes you

smile," said Aaron Cooper.

Except from: the Ledger Inde-

pendent www.maysville-

online.com

Burned boy

leaves Hospital




Fellow Nobles,

We are off to a great year

and want to continue for-

ward. We have much to do

and accomplish. Lets set our

goals and work together to

see them through.

Let us Remember to always

check with our Temple and

Ill Sir Chuck about our road

blocks and fundraisers. Weneed to have our permission

forms signed. This assures

us that or Nobility is pro-

tected by our policy.

It is time to get our Onion

sales rolling. Please have

your unit or club place an

order, making it the largest

one ever purchased. Again,

our Vidalia Sweet Onions

are of Top Quality!

Our Parades will be starting

up soon. We need to be outsupporting our Temple.

Remember!!! Get your Can-

didates ready for our Hot

Sands coming March 6.

RECRUIT!!! RECRUIT!!!

Lady Mary and I will be

traveling to Tampa Florida

in March for Assistant Rab-ban School. We will proudly

represent the Oleika Tem-

ple.

Yours in Faith,

George and Lady Mary

A Message from you

Assistant Rabban


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ful by supporting him in every

way we can. We had our first

executive meeting and plans

have been laid out for our

meetings, onion and cheese

sales, road blocks, other fund-

raisers and social activities.Just a reminder, We meet at

Aunt Gravy’s restaurant at

419 East Office St in Harrods-

burg and we welcome each of

you to join us and if you want

to join the club just see our

Sec/Treas Mark Elliot ant any

stated meeting and he can take

care of it. We’d be glad to have

you. Keep our 22 Shrine Hos-

pitals in your prayers as we

don’t want to lose any of these

hospitals that we worked to

keep in our system, there aretoo many children that depend

on then for their care. We

Shriners must provide that

help as we could have no better

cause than to help a child in

need.

The Wilderness Shrine Club is

off and running under the

Leadership of our President

Jim King. We had a good yearlast year but this year we want

to have a great year!! Our

Congratulations to our Poten-

tate Charles (Chuck) Kendrick

and his Divan. He has a big

year planned also and it is our

intent to see that he is success-

Oleika Brass Band is one of

the oldest units in OleikaTemple. Chartered back in

1929 and has remained rea-

sonably active ever since.

Like other units and signs of

time, our numbers are not

what they used to be. The

talent level of our musicians

vary from professional qual-

ity to just good horn players.

Many of our Nobles inOleika have played music in

high school or college and

we welcome you to come join

us for a rehearsal and check

us out. We have an unlim-

ited library of all kinds of

music– hundreds of tunes

that we’ll never have time to

open and play. First and

foremost, we have a goodtime and enjoy the fellow-

ship, on with the other.

Other than just rehearsing,

we play frequently at our

Shriners Hospital for Chil-

dren, when the circus is in

town and at homes for the

elderly. Our present band

members are Edsel Arnett,

Dan Brock, John Davis,

Clyde Faneuff, Wally FizerPP, Mike Gibbs, John

Hughes, Stan Hughes, Fred

Irtz, Larry Looney, Bob Py-

bas, Doyle Rambo (Pres)

Mike Sheatler(Sec/Tres),

Gene Stassner(VP) Stuart

Euster, Ty Hawkins and

Bob Kapp. Musicians from

the Young at Heart BigBand frequently sit in with

the Brass Band.

Several of our Band mem-

bers live out of town, so dur-

ing the winter months we

scale back our rehearsals for

obvious reasons. We invite

all horn players to come and

sit in with us. For more in-

formation about the bandcall: (859)-536-6925.

wonderful time with the

Oleika family.

I am also looking forward to

seeing all you nobles and

your ladies at the clubs and

units this year. The article I

wrote for the last Oleikan

must have fell through the

I would like to take the time

to thank you for your sup-

port in electing me as your

Chief Rabban for 2010.

Lady Lisa and I really ap-

preciate the love and kind-

ness you all gave in the last

year; we never had a more

crack. I am sorry that it

didn’t make it in the book

Yours in faith,

Teddy Hughes

Chief Rabban

Wilderness ShrineClub News

Oleika Brass BandBy Doyle Rambo

A message from the Chief Rabban




I. Purpose

To set forth the policy and procedure of Oleika Shrine Temple with respect to sexual harassment.

No sexual harassment will be tolerated.

II. Scope

This policy and procedure covers all activities of Oleika Shrine Temple officers, members, and employees.

In other Shrine Temples where acts of sexual Harassment have occurred, nobles have been suspended or

expelled with the temple and individual nobles being subjected to financial liability.

A. Oleika Shrine Temple Officers, Members, and employees disapprove of and do not tolerate sexual

harassment of any kind.

B. Sexual Harassment of any kind is viewed as conduct unbecoming a Shriner and will subject any offending

officer, member, or employee to disciplinary action up to and including expulsion, suspension, or dismissal.

C. State Law prohibits unwelcome sexual advances; requests for sexual acts or favors, with or without

Accompanying promises, threats, or reciprocal favors or actions; or other verbal or physical conduct

Of a sexual nature which has the purpose or effect of adversely affecting and employees performance or

Which creates a hostile, offensive, or uncomfortable working environment.

D. Examples of prohibited conduct include, but not limited to: lewd or sexually suggestive comments; off-color

language or jokes of a sexual nature; slurs and other verbal, graphic, or physical conduct relating to an

Individuals sex; or any display of sexually explicit pictures, greeting cards, articles, books, magazines,

photos, cartoons, or e-mail communications.

III. Procedure.

A. An employee or other party who has a complaint of sexual harassment at work or at an Oleika Temple

function or activity should bring the problem to the attention of an Oleika Temple Officer.

B. The complaint should include the offensive behavior, the date and time of the occurrence, and the name

of any witnesses.

C. If the complainant does not put the complaint in writing, the person receiving the complaint shall put

complaint in writing

IV. Investigation

A. Any complaints of sexual harassment will be promptly and carefully investigated by the potentate or a

person or persons designated by the potentate if the complaint involves Oleika Shrine officers,

members or employees.

B. The investigation will include interviews with all relevant persons including the complainant,

the accused and witnesses.

Oleika Shrine Temple Sexual Harassment Policy




V. Action

If the investigation reveals that the complaint appears to be valid, immediate and appropriate corrective action,

up to and including charges of conduct unbecoming of a Shriner under Article 30 of the Imperial by-laws will be

taken by the representatives of the Potentate of Oleika Shrine Temple. If the validity of the complaint cannot be

determined, immediate action will be taken to assure that all parties are reacquainted with this policy to avoid

future acts of sexual harassment.

VI. Privacy

To the extent possible, the privacy of the complainant and the person accused will be kept confidential.

VII. Retaliation and false or misleading accusations

A. Employees will be free from reprisal or retaliation from filing such complaint, giving testimony, or aiding

in the resolution of complaint.

B. Employees who make false or misleading accusations or statements in the course of an investigation under

this policy will be subject to disciplinary action up to and including dismissal

VIII. Responsibility

A. The Potentate, officers of Oleika Temple, it’s Shrine units and Shrine clubs are responsible for seeing

that this policy is adhered to, see that this policy is posted on bulletin boards where appropriate, and

publishing this policy in the Oleikan newsletter

B. The Potentate, officers, members, officers of it’s Shrine units and Shrine clubs of Oleika Shrine Temple

and it’s employees are responsible to comply with this policy and thus insure the work place, Shrine

functions, and all other activities are free from sexual harassment.


Sexual Harassment Policy Continued:




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Illustrious Sir Chuck Kendrick Illustrious Sir Chuck Kendrick Illustrious Sir Chuck Kendrick Illustrious Sir Chuck Kendrick

Announces Announces Announces Announces

HOT SANDSHOT SANDSHOT SANDSHOT SANDS At the Oleika Shrine Center Saturday March 6th, 2010 Bring in those Candidates!!!!!!

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7:00—9:00 Breakfast

7:45—9:00 Registration

9:00—10:00 Hospital Tour

10:30—12:00 1st Section

12:00—1:00 Lunch

1:00—2:30 2nd Section

2:30 Fez Presentation

Ladies Schedule

7:00—9:00 Breakfast

9:00—11:30 Ladies of Shriners Program

11:30 Depart for Hospital

1:00-2:00 Hospital Tours and Films

2:30 Men’s Fez Presentations



ILLUSTRIOUS Sir

Chuck Kendrick and

His lady ruby

Invite you to

Join them for a trip to Savannah,

Georgia


May 24th –30, 2010

Itinerary:

May 24-25

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196 Patriots Point

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Cost for the trip is

$679 per person

Price includes Transportation, Lodging, Step-on Guides, Breakfast each morning,

Trolley Tour, Fort Sumter Boat ride, Taxes and Luggage Tips

Make your reservations by contacting the Temple office



The Legion of Honor is off

and running (or in our case

marching) in 2010. I would

like to congratulate ournewly installed

officers for the

year.

Gordon Barger–

Commander 2010

Barry McCaslin–

1st Lieutenant Commander

John Mohr-2nd Lieutenant

Commander/AdjutantTandy Haggard-3rd Lieuten-

ant Commander

The Legion will be presenting

colors at all stated meetings

and at the Hot Sands on March

6. In April, the Legion will be

leading the temple at the

Mushroom Parade in Irvine.

The unit had a great time attheir New

Years Eve

Dinner and

the Installa-

tion of Tem-

ple, Club and

Unit Officers

in January.

The Legion’s annual Spaghetti

Dinner is March 5, 2010 from5pm to 9pm in the dinning

room. We would like to invite

al Nobles, Ladies and friends to

come out and enjoy some out-

standing food and fellowship.

Legion Members, if you have-

n’t paid your annual dues yet,

please submit them to the ad-

jutant. Nobles, if you are look-

ing for a good active unit and

have served honorably in any

branch of the services, please

take a look at the Legion.

Come and visit us at one of

our meetings. We meet the

1st Thursday of the month at

7pm.

Legion of Honor

2010 Oleikan Supporters


The Legions annual Spaghetti

Dinner is March 5, 2010 from

5pm to 9pm in the dinning

room.

Ralph and Elizabeth Spillman, Barry and Sandy McCaslin

To add your name in the Oleikan Supporters

Please send a Check for $10.00 to Oleikan Editor

Proceeds from supporters will only be used to better the Oleikan!

Membership Corner

Sam Sansom Membership Chairman

Chris wet Co Chairman

Nobles,

By the time you read this we will

have held our March Hot Sands.

Hopefully, we had a good turn out

like your temple normally does.

Nobles your Membership team

has been very busy during Janu-

ary and February. We have vis-

ited numerous lodges,

shrine clubs and units. We

had a great response from

all.

Nobles remember, if you

would like me or someone

from your membership

team to come and talk with

your lodge, club or unit,

please contact us at:

859-619-1255

Thank you,

Sam Sansom



Schedule of Events

• Friday March 5: LOH Spaghetti Dinner

5-9pm

• Saturday March 6: Hot Sands!

• Saturday March 20: Almenah Potentates

Ball

• March 25-28: SASA Mid Winter Meeting

• Saturday March 27: Temple Guard

Breakfast

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2 3 4Hazard Van Patrol cook for temple

5 6 Hot Sands

7 8 9 10 11OB Meeting 12 13

14Daylight Savings

time begins

15 DON 7:30 16 17 St Patrick's Day 18 19 20 AlMenah

Pote ‘s Ball

21 22 23 24 25 OB Meeting

SASA Mid Winter

26 SASA Mid

Winter

27 SASA Mid

Winter

Temple Guard Breakfast

28 SASA Mid

Winter

DON Installation

29 30 31

March 2010PAGE 32 VOLU ME 59, ISS UE 2

Ill Sir Chuck Kendrick Is

holding a Temple Dance/Pot

Luck on Saturday, April 10,

2010 at the Oleika Shrine

Center.

This is a chance for all No-

bles and their wives to get

away for a evening and have

some fun with your fellow

Nobles.

So be sure and make a date

with your lady and come

have some fun with us!

For more information con-

tact the Temple Office.

Temple Dance/Pot

Luck Mushroom Pa-

rade in March

The Mushroom Parade is

coming to Irvine on Satur-

day, April 24th

Line up is at 11:30am with

step off at 1:00pm.

This is a Temple Parade and

all units are asked to par-

ticipate.

For more information con-

tact the Parade Marshall.

The Donation drive continues

throughout the year. If you would

like to participate, please contact

president Charles Doughman, Vice

President Alan Selby, Treasurer

Wilburn Umstattd, Secretary Randy

Cooper, or any Shriner. We will ac-

cept any size donation, and with a

donation of $100.00 or more you will

receive a nice plaque displaying your

support of our kids! I know times are

hard, but I hope you will continue to

help us out with your donations. We

need your help to continue to give

medical care and transportation to

the children. We also save aluminumcans. If you would like to help out

with this project, save your cans and

call one of the Shriners and we will

pick them up.

Thank you

Charles Doughman

President

Tri Co (Continues from page 18)

MAY STATED MEETING TO BE

APRIL 29TH!

ATTN: The May Stated Meeting

will be held on April 29th at

8:00pm. This is Do to Fun Fest

on May 6-9, 2010.



Schedule of Events

• Saturday April 3: LOH Commanders

Dinner 6pm

• Saturday April 10: Temple Dance/Pot

Luck

• April 14: AED/CPR Class 1:00-4:30

• April 17-18: Gun Show

• April 22-25: SESOBA

• Saturday April 24: Mushroom Parade

• Thursday April 29: Stated Meeting

for May.

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1Stated Meeting 2 3

4DeMoley 5 6 7 8 OB Meeting 9 10Temple Dance/

Pot Luck

11 12 13 14 AED/CPR

Class

15 16 Gun Show Set

Up

17 Gun Show

18 Gun Show 19 DON 7:30 20 21 22 OB Meeting

SESOBA

23 24 Mushroom

Parade

25 DeMoley 26 27 28 29 May

Stated mtg

30

April 2010PAGE 33VOLUME 59, ISSUE 2

The room layout for this years

ball with the band on the stage

and a dance floor in front of it.

Everyone should

have a good view

of the stage and

the performers/

speakers.

Ill Sir Chuck said,

“We expect a verylarge crowd and

with the response

we have already

received, we will

need to prepare a

reserve waiting

list”.

Chuck and Ruby have asked

Ill Sir Chuck Kendrick has an-

nounced that the Musical En-

tertainment for this years Po-

tentates Ball Will be “Swing

Street”.

The band has played many

venues and events and will be

their 1st show for the Poten-

tates Ball.

They Play 50’s, 60’s, Rock andCountry.

“We are very Pleased to have

“Swing Street” at our Ball this

Year. We have heard the Band

and they are just tremendous.”

Ill Sir chuck said. The Nobility

and guests will really be im-

pressed.

that, in lieu of Personal gifts

Please make a donation, in

their honor, to the Oleika

Building Fund or The Oleika

Transportation

Fund.

Swing Street to play for Potentates Ball



Oleika Shriner

326 Southland Drive

Lexington, Kentucky 40503-

Presort standard

USPOSTAGE

PAID

Permit 70

DATED MATERIAL

PLEASE RUSH

Visit our Website at:

www.oleikashriner.org

Or www.shrinershq.org

SHRINER’S GUN

SHOWS

300300300300 TABLES TABLES TABLES TABLES

CHATTANOOGA, TN ALHAMBRA SHRINE TEMPLE 1000 Alhambra Dr., Chattanooga, TN 37421

NOVEMBER 7-8 NEXT SHOW FEB 27-28, 2010

Tables: $40 Advance $45 @Show

Admission $6 Adults

FREE PARKING

ALBANY, GA ALBANY, GA ALBANY, GA ALBANY, GA HASAN SHRINE TEMPLEHASAN SHRINE TEMPLEHASAN SHRINE TEMPLEHASAN SHRINE TEMPLE 1822 Palmyra Rd., Albany, GA 31701 FEBRUARY 6-7, 2010

Next Show June 5-6, 2010

LEXINGTON, KY LEXINGTON, KY LEXINGTON, KY LEXINGTON, KY OLEIKA SHRINE TEMPOLEIKA SHRINE TEMPOLEIKA SHRINE TEMPOLEIKA SHRINE TEMPLE

326 Southland Dr., Lexington, KY 40503 APRIL 17 APRIL 17 APRIL 17 APRIL 17----18, 201018, 201018, 201018, 2010 Next Show October 23-24, 2010

All shows: 9am to 5pm

Saturday and Sunday

Show tables cannot be reserved

Without payment

Contact Randall McGinnis

423-255-3669

PO Box 4131, Chattanooga, TN 37405

Email: [email protected]

The Oleikan--March & April, 2010

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