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1 Volume 89 No. 7 JULY 2014 H t Sands Name: Lady/Roomate: # of Nights: Arrival Date: Departure Date: Address: City: State: Phone Number: UCO: Bed Type (circle one): King Two Queens Comments: *ALL Nobles and/or Ladies attending and participating in the GLSA Ceremonial Session MUST register with Hadi Office 4 Nights - $ Nights - $ Nights - $ Prices include: Double Occupancy Room/Tax, Binder, Registration Fees & Hospitality. 1 Night - $ No refunds due to cancellation will be made until after the trip. Room rates only will be refunded, if there is no cost to Hadi. METHOD OF PAYMENT:(CHECK ONE) CASH CHECK CREDIT CARD CREDIT CARD INFORMATION IF PAYING BY MAIL: MASTERCARD VISA AMERICAN EXP. DISCOVER CARD #: EXPIRATION DATE: NAME ON CARD: BILLING ZIP CODE: SIGNATURE: DATE: *Rooms are limited - Get your reservation in today! There is no guarantee that we can reserve more rooms. *All rooms available to Hadi will be prioritized for sleeping rooms first, then hospitality rooms if available. Contact Hadi Office at (812) Ext. 0 or by mail: PO Box 1, Evansville, IN 47701

2 hot Sands Vol. 89 No. 7 JULY 2014 Hot Sands 2014 Hadi Divan Offi cers Illustrious Sir Brian Ball, Potentate Issued once a month by USPS or and Officially Published under the Auspices Hadi Shriners Desert of Indiana Oasis of Evansville Office of Publications: Hadi Shriners Walnut & Riverside Drive Mailing Address: PO Box 1 Evansville, IN Phone: Ext. 205 Fax: Editor: Paul Boling, Recorder Hadi Nobles in Nursing Homes Jim Hale Protestant Home Kenny Harper North Park Wallace Schaaf Scenic Hills Ray Walker Heritage James Holt Westwood Don Deshaney West River Richard Schnakenburg West River Ed Kellams Solarbron Owen Vessell Willow Park Dan Frick Solarbron Earl Stein Woodland George Schneider Hamilton Pointe Robert Harris Amber Manor Charles Nisbet Solarbron Ervin Renschler Solarbron Robert Fromm Oakview Heights George Hollis Atria Don Sanders Parkview Bill Musgrave Hamilton Pointe Ken Willis, Sr Hamilton Point Jerry Bullock Health South Hadi Black Camel Dedicated to the Memory of Nobles William Cobb Created: 05/12/1979 Expired: 05/28/2014 Jay Rhodes Created: 08/20/1966 Expired: 05/31/2014 Ken Mitz, Chief Rabban Dan Schuler, Assistant Rabban Mike Stader, High Priest & Prophet Mike Taylor, Oriental Guide Paul Boling, Recorder John Hudson PP, Treasurer Rod McDonald, 1st Ceremonial Master Steve Hawes, 2nd Ceremonial Master Steve Barnett, Captain of the Guard Cory Hollingsworth, Outer Guard Robin Marshall, Director Rick Hubbard, Parade Marshal Bob Sheets PP, Chaplain Emeritus DONATIONS & MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTIONS Donation in Honor of: or Memory of: Hadi Shriners General Fund - To help support the operation of Hadi Shriners (This type of donation is not tax deductible as a charitable contribution) Hadi Shriners Transportation Fund - To help support the transportation of Hospital Patients & their families to and from Shriners Hospitals for Children and all expenses incurred during the trip. (i.e. Food & Lodging) Shriners Hospitals for Children - To help support Shriners Hospitals for Children. Hadi acts as a hub for the hospital donations. We collect them and send to the hospitals on a monthly basis. (If you would like the donation to go to a specific Shriners Hospital, please fill out the check accordingly i.e. St. Louis Shriners Hospital) Rung on Ladder of Smiles - $60 donation to Shriners Hospital for Children. Your name will be placed on the ladder of smiles in the lobby of Hadi Temple $100 Million Dollar Club - $100 donation to Shriners Hospitals Amount: $ Given By: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone Number: Cell Home Please send acknowledgement of this gift to: Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Office Use Only Date Received: Received By: Year Start Created Affiliated Restored Demitted Suspended Expired Current -/+ 1, , % 2

3 Hot Sands Vol. 89 No. 7 JULY 2014 July 1st John W. Thorne Terry A. Eades Buster J. Tominack July 2nd James B. Temme Rex Hoppes Steven E. Hay Robert G. Holder Michael D. Murray July 3rd Albert W. Raven John C. Field July 4th Kenneth R. Fitzgerald Frank L. Meyer Roger G. Brittain Samuel R. Richey Denis D. Biggs David B. Betz Teddy L. Deckard Eric W. Kippenbrock Ryan D. Ruff July 5th Harvey H. Bays Richard R. Clark Terry J. Richardt Samuel E. Wilder Richard A. Bernick July 6th Robert D. Harris Robert J. Kleymeyer Alan L. Sprinkle G. Lee Frobeter Timothy L. Cardwell David L. Fitzsimmons Myreon L. Krohn Joe Wilson David A. Burch July 7th Bryan T. Smith Brian M. Weinbach Bobby M. Majors July 7th Cont d Robert T. Wolfe Jeffrey K. Brenton Chad S. Huffman July 8th David N. Mullins Michael A. Webley James L. Stokes Jr. July 9th Richard D. Hickrod Henry J. Janise Stanley J. Barron Kevin S. Kerney Bradley D. Hartzburg July 10th Burtis W. Cloud, PP Robert O. Mosby Matthew M. Tevault July 11th Jack L. Arvin Allyn G. Simpson Robert O. Sunderman Nelsen L. Jorgensen James Weigel Danny L. Butler July 12th Constantine Z. Michael Martin L. Walters Darwin E. Johnson Kevin Meyer Dennis M. Patton Jr. David A. Brinkmeyer July 13th G. Gordon Miller Arthur F. Dieg Orville McDonner Stephen L. Cullen Herman Becker Frank J. Book Charles W. Marx Owen R. Hook July 14th Jon L. Patton July 14 Cont d Robert A. Pope N. Andrew Bland July 15th Jack W. Ervin II Gerald A. Davis Budric Kasinger Michael S. Stodghill Michael E. Robinson July 16th Elmer W. Halwes Jr. William J. Dawson Elmer H. Brown Jr. Frederick J. Arhelger Dennis A. Massey July 17th George D. Moore Robert K. Rothschild Michael E. Clark John E. Hall Robert S. Hodgson David L. Horn Keith W. Schnepper July 18th Marty D. O Neil Larry R. Wade Larry W. Underhill Robert M. Shafer July 19th William J. Shoulders Everette R. Carey Joseph W. Hall July 20th Herman L. Stock Roger E. Davis William A. Dougherty July 21st Kenneth B. Widick Kerry J. Dubuque July 22nd Robert W. Maxedon DDS Morris E. Riley Harold G. Russell Sr. July 22nd Cont d Larry O. Julian Robert R. Gray Gerald L. Schreiber Keith A. Mills July 23rd Frank Schuetz Charles R. Long William C. Pauley Joseph L. Fitzgerald James Summers Tim R. Hermes Michael S. Thomasson Gary W. Cosby Sr. Jordon W. Mattingly July 24th Irvin C. Reynolds John W. Brown July 25th Dennis T. Herrell Everett M. Baylor Steven Law July 26th L. Gene Roby Michael J. Evrard William R. Bartlett II July 27th Eldon C. Woods James D. Clardy Dr. Richard H. Wallis Donald A. Daigle July 28th Norman L. Kniese Jr. Donald R. Feuerbach Edgar G. Coburn Max E. Lamar Jr. J.C. Land David J. Hyatt Wesley S. Rockers DC July 29th Wayne R. Williams Jack J. Crisp Richard L. Hazelwood July 29th Cont d Gary Gebhard Gregory L. Nuhring Robert E. Miley Matthew L. Allen Lance D. Yearby July 30th John W. Sakel Charles R. Wheeler Richard E. Whaley Tim Ray July 31st Richard A. Phillips, PP Gerald E. Wingerter Jerry L. Helderman Edward B. Herr Michael W. Palmer Andrew S. Beitler David J. Hyatt II July Birthdays EVANSVILLE'S DAY AT THE CARDINALS JULY 19TH $30 per ticket ($75 value) Portion of the proceeds benefit the Evansville Dream Center Call John Hudson, PP for tickets at WIN PRIZES CHANCE TO THROW FIRST PITCH 3

4 hot Sands Vol. 89 No. 7 JULY Parade Schedule 2014 Divan Attended Parades Date Line-Up Start Time Imperial Session-Minneapolis, MN Tues-July 8th 6:30 PM 7:30 PM Owensville Sat-Aug 2nd 9:00 AM 10:00 AM Strassenfest - Jasper Sun-Aug 3rd 12: 00 PM EST 1:00 PM Dale Sat-Sept 6th 1:00 PM 2:00 PM Elberfeld Sat-Sept 6th 9:00 AM 10:00 AM GLSA Fairview Heights, III Sat-Sept 13th 10:00 AM 11:00 AM Evansville Fall Festival Parade Sat-Oct 11th 5:30 PM 6:30 PM Hadi Fall Ceremonial Sat-Nov 1st 3:00 PM 3:30 PM Four Freedoms Veterans Parade Sat-Nov 8th 1:30 PM 2:30 PM Evansville Christmas Parade Sun-Nov 23rd 2:00 PM 3:15 PM Christmas Parade - Henderson, KY Sat-Dec 6th 9:00 AM 10:00 AM Christmas Parade - Pike County Sat-Dec 6th 2:00 PM 3:00 PM Other Community Parades Ft. Branch, Indiana Sat-June 7th 10:00 AM 11:00 AM Shawneetown, Illinois Sun-June 8th 5:00 PM 6:00 PM Mt. Carmel, Illinois Sat-July 5th 9:00 AM 10:00 AM Albion, Illinois Sat-July 12th 9:00 AM 10:00 AM Ridgeway, Illinois Sat-Sept 13th 12 Noon 1:00 PM Mt. Vernon, Indiana Sat-Sept 13th 5:00 PM 6:00 PM Chandler, Indiana Sat-Sept 20th 10:00 AM 11:00 AM Huntington, Indiana Sun-Sept 28th 11:30 AM 1:00 PM Poseyville, Indiana Sun-Sept 28th 2:00 PM 3:00 PM Chrisney, Indiana Sat-Oct 25th 11:00 AM 12 Noon Lynnville-Christmas Parade Sun-Nov 2nd 12 Noon 1:00 PM Princeton-Christmas Parade Sat-Dec 6th 3:00 PM 5:00 PM Mt. Carmel, Illinois Sat-Dec 6th 3:30 PM 5:00 PM Boonville, Indiana - Christmas Parade Sun-Dec 7th 1:00 PM 2:00 PM Castle Crusaders This pic was taken at Castle High School. One of our Shriners Kids is a teacher at Castle and has a club that goes by the name of "Castle Crusaders". Each year they raise monry for the Hospitals by selling cupcakes at various events. They raised $ this year and asked the money to be sent to the Cincinnatti Shriners Hospital. 4

5 Hot Sands Vol. 89 No. 7 JULY 2014 Hadi Shriners Saturday, August 9th Hadi Temple Parking Lot Drop of any items that you wish to donate to Hadi Office Monday-Friday 8am-5pm No clothing or shoes will be accepted. Call for more information *All proceeds are for the benefit of Hadi Shriners and are not tax deductible as charitable contributions. 5

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8 hot Sands Vol. 89 No. 7 JULY 2014 Drum Corps Blasts by Jerry Minto LEGION OF HONOR NOTES By Curran Wilkinson, Adjutant Greetings Nobles from the members and friends of the Hadi Drum & Bugle Corps. The Drum & Bugle Corps would like to thank the many members who performed various duties at this years Shrinersfest. Whether you manned the gates or sold buttons, your help was greatly appreciated. Another great onion sale is now history and for the D&B it was a very successful endeavor. Many members participated and did a very good job of selling the product and making their deliveries. Our chairman, Charles Engelhardt, did a great job in organizing this event and we thank him very much. A group of great D&B members spent Friday night and Saturday morning on the Temple Parking Lot making use of the units large smoker. They cooked slabs of ribs and sold them as a fundraiser and they were very successful in this first time effort. They sold approxamately 80 full slabs of ribs. We thank everyone who made a purchase of these great ribs. Be on the lookout for possible new members to join our unit. New Nobles were taken in at the last Ceremonial and a number of them are still looking for a unit to join. They would be very welcome to join the D&B. Keep in mind the dates of September 9th-14th. These are the dates that the annual GLSA will be held in Fairview Heights, Illinois. The parade will be on Saturday the 13th and since the city is not too far away you could go and participate in the parade if you could not attend the full session. This would be a great chance for the unit to have a large delegation in the parade. Think about it!! The July Stated Meeting will be held on Friday, July 11th at 7:30 PM. Hope everyone has a happy and safe July 4th and I hope to do this again next month and bring you the past and future happenings of your Hadi Drum & Bugle Corps. Highlanders Greetings from the Hadi Legion of Honor. As this is the July edition of the Hadi Shriners Hot Sands publication, this means that one half of 2014 has passed. It has been a short six months. July is the month our nation celebrates its independence as a nation. Ask yourself, are we really an independent country? If you were to go into a hardware store and purchase a power saw, drill, wrench, or maybe a pair of pliers, and you examine the label, will it say Made in the U.S.A.? If you go into a store to purchase new garments, will the labels say Made in the U.S.A? Not likely. When we were in Lexington, Kentucky a few months ago, their newspaper headlines stated 600 workers laid off. The garment factory was shut down and moved out of the U.S.A. These workers are now unemployed. They have no income and no means to provide food and shelter for their families. And, we wonder why this great nation is in such a financial mess? American service members, both men and women, have fought since this country s existence to protect our freedom and independence. Since all Legion of Honor members are veterans, this is a great concern of ours. How long are we willing to allow our liberty and independence be given away or shipped overseas? Hadi LOH wants to welcome Nollie Andrew Bland into our unit. Since he prefers to be called Andrew, we say congratulations Andrew and welcome to the LOH. Remember, we meet the fourth Monday each month at Hadi Temple. We eat with our ladies around 6:00 PM and meet at 7:30 PM on the third floor. Don t forget the Great Lakes Shrine Association LOH Convention coming up in August to be held in Brookfield, WI. More details next month. Remember, it is an honor to belong to the Legion of Honor. by Lou Brummett Greetings from a swell buch of fellows! Early May was a rush as we put the finishing touches on the updates to the Highlander room. It was done just in time for everyone to enjoy during the Spring Ceremonial. Welcome again to all new Nobles! With the room updates complete, we have been able to not only enjoy the space during meetings, but have been able to have much more productive practice sessions. We have already begun preparing for our annual TARTAN BALL!! This year, the event is being moved ealier in the month to reduce conflicts with holiday and circus related events, so make sure to reserve SATURDAY NOVEMBER 15 for a night of music (bagpipe bands and rock bands), dancing, kilts, and the nearly world famous silent auction. In the past, there are some who have completed all of their Christmas shopping in just that one night! Of course you are welcome to stop by any Wednesday night at 7:00 for music, conversation and a wee dram. STARTS THANKSGIVING DAY NOVEMBER 27TH - NOVEMBER 30TH EVANSVILLE FORD CENTER Tickets available August 29th 8

9 Hot Sands Vol. 89 No. 7 JULY 2014 HOSPITAL STAFF by Jack Benjamin We held our Spring Screening Clinic on May 17th. Of course there were lots of other activities on that date. The Hospital Staff was once more in charge of distributing the onions. Thanks to Super Salesman, Jack Larrison who sold and delivered more than 100 bags. Now back to the Screening Clinic, Dr. Mark Browning gave his time to screen the prospective patients. (Thank you Doctor). We had 8 patients come to us. Last fall we had 0. The increase was due to the publicity that Dale Thomas got for us. Also, Mike Palmer got a couple of acticles in the newpaper. Of course the clown was a big hit. We are already getting calls about appointments for these kids. Isn t it great to be a part of such great helping hands. Ad sales are moving along nicely. There is still time to sell more, but you have to put forth some effort. Thanks to the Schnucks store on Washington Avenue for donating boxes of candy throughout the year! A group of ladies from Gibson County make quilts which we take to the St. Louis Hospital. Quest for a Million Pennies is coming up in August. I always get a few stories to relay to you from Dubois County and the generous people there. The proceeds from the collections go to the Transportation Fund. Patrol Points Terry Rumble arabpatrol@hotmail.com A tip of the old Fez to all the Patrolmen! I hope that this warmer weather agrees with you and your families. Half the year has passed us by, but it s not to late to get involved in your units activities. The parade season is in full swing and the more green jackets on the street the better. Check your Hot Sands and Captain Tom for participation in the parades. The Shrinerfest was a success, I d like to thank all who helped at the Patrol trailer and other various positions that you took part in, it was appreciated. Be sure and thank Illustrious Sir Paul Egbert and crew for their fine work on this event. Shrimp & crab boil is coming up, check your Hot Sands for date and time. If you see one of our new Nobles go up and shake his hand, let him know that he is welcome, hey we could boost our membership. If anyone knows of a fellow Noble that is convalescing or is ill please take the time and visit them, if not maybe send them a card and let them know your thinking of them. Remember that light at the end of the tunnel maybe you. TRIPS THROUGH MAY 2014 St. Louis Hospital Trips: 35 Patients: 38 Total Miles: 12,983 Lexington Hospital Trips: 4 Patients: 6 Total Miles: 1,672 Cincinnati Hospital Trips: 11 Patients: 11 Total Miles: 4,902 Chicago Hospital Trips: 3 Patients: 3 Total Miles: 1,841 Overall Totals Trips: 53 Patients: 58 Miles: 21,398 I.A.S.Y.C. Nobles wait until you see the next I.A.S.Y.C. Yachtsman newsletter, if you can't be proud of being A HADI member you are missing the boat. Hadi members make up 10% of the I.A.S.Y.C. AND SHOULD BE DARN PROUD OF IT. Our membership has increased because of the hard work from our Port Captain Dave Horn,and still working on more new members. Join the Hadi Mariners and the I.A.S.Y.C. Join the Elite Fleet of the International Association of Shrine Yacht Clubs. Mariners Darren Foster, Commodore Greetings Nobles: Our next meeting is July 18th. Our Mission is to proudly display Having Fun, Helping Kids! and we do this well each time we parade as a unit onboard the S.S. Mariner. The Mariners always welcome any new or current Hadi Noble to join our great club and jump on the boat. Accolades: Very special thanks to all of the Mariners that helped during the Shrinersfest. As usual the Mariners had a forward presence in the community as we proudly display our camaraderie. Bill Davis for coordinating our second annual American Trap Association shoot. It was a good fund raiser and of course that Mariners cooking team was present. Luau at the River Camp-July 19th The Mariners will be hosting our 3rd annual Luau at our beautiful River Camp. Get ready for a good time. The kid friendly fun will begin at 2 pm and then transition into a grownups atmosphere in the evening. Please remember to drink responsibly and plan your designated driver in advance. This event is open to Mariners, friends and family- $5 per adult please. BYOB!!!! Reminder to all Mariners. The River Camp is a great location for a get together and is available to all Mariners. If you are interested in using the Camp, contact Commander Lawrence.. Don t miss the Boat! 9

10 hot Sands Vol. 89 No. 7 JULY 2014 HADI ORIENTAL BAND WEIRD NOTES Steven R. Wozniak Greetings Nobles and well wishes from across the Hot Sands. A second welcome to our new Nobles. The OB received 10 new petitions at May Hot Sands. This number of petitions shows the Fraternal Brotherhood that the new Nobles of the Hadi Shrine recognized when they walked in our room. I hope all new Nobles are reading this because WE would like you to become active with a unit or county club and enjoy the Brotherhood of being a Shriner! We welcome you to the Hadi Shriners and hope that you will enjoy working with your Brothers for the Children. We invite you to stop by our Oasis, on the Third Floor of our building, any Tuesday evening at 7PM for fellowship, Camels Milk and our hospitality. I assure you that our band is full of life and we will enjoy your company. I look forward to our communication on a near future Tuesday evening. HADI ORIENTAL BAND WINS 2014 GLSA JAMBOREE. To go along with the band winning our competition, the Hadi Shrine walked away with a SWEEP in the Golf Tournament. Hadi OB Brothers took 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in the Annual GLSA OB Golf outing. The Oriental Band sounded great and was recognized by the Judges as such. Congratulations to all OB members for a great performance on both the stage and the golf course. One of our new members, Steve Alsop, did a great job representing the OB as our Genie in the competition. He was unable to walk away with the Genie of the Year award, but he did arise to the occasion when called upon. Remember our sick and shut-in brethren and their families in your daily devotion that they may receive divine blessings. The Hadi Oriental Band wishes all Nobility, Family and Friends, peace and a safe, happy, healthy and prosperous year. Honored Ladies Hadi Honored Ladies met May 19 on the second floor of Hadi Shrine at noon. President Nancy Clem welcomed members, Past Potentate Phil Smith and Lady Charlotta, and three prospective members- Lillian Fravel, Judy Palmer and Phyllis Wendt with a poem followed by the invocation. A delicious meal was prepared and served by the staff of the Red Fez dining room. Hostesses were Shirley Hicks and Joan Graham. Joan welcomed four members of the Tri-State Navy Mothers who presented an inspirational and educational program Evolution of the Flag. It was especially appropriate the week before Memorial Day and was enjoyed by all. Winner of the Half Pot drawing was Evelyn Reisinger and the winner of the free lunch was Denise Brenner. In absence of Treasurer, Jackie Arman, the immediate past Treasurer Betty Worthington graciously filled in. An update on those in Nursing Homes and Hospitals was given. Betty Romain is doing better and now at home. Norma Willis is doing better and was able to attend. Nancy Markham moved to give $ to the Hadi General Fund in appreciation for use of the facility and support given to our group from Hadi. Liz Gentry seconded. Motion passed. A memorial service was given in honor of Ruby Simpson who died in April. Divan Rep Phil shared information on activities at the Shrine that we might attend or support. Our next meeting is July 16. Hostesses will be Jackie Arman and Jane Robie. We would again like to extend an invitation to any eligible widow to join us for an afternoon of food, fun, fellowship and friendship. Reservations may be made by calling our reservations chair, Joyce McFarland at prior to July 10. We would like to welcome new members who joined following the May meeting, Lillian Fravel and Phyllis Wendt. The meeting was closed with a poem by Helen Steiner Rice, Give Lavishly! Live Abundantly! H S C T Thursday, August 28th 6:00PM - 6:30 PM Social 6:30 PM Dinner 7:00 PM - 7:30 PM Program 10

11 JULY 2014 Hot Sands Vol. 89 No. 7 OFFICAL NOTICE!! HADI STATED MEETING TUESDAY JULY 22, 2014 at 7:00 PM Notice is hereby given that the stated meeting of Hadi Shriners will be held at the Temple on Tuesday, July 22, 2014 at 7:00 PM for the purpose of transacting such business as may regularly come before the meeting. Your attention is called to Section 3.1 of Hadi Shriners By-Laws. ARTICLE III SECTION 3.1 MEETINGS AND SESSIONS A Stated Meeting shall be held on the fourth Tuesday in April, the fourth Tuesday in July, the fourth Tuesday in October and the third Tuesday in December at 7:00 p.m. the exact hour of all other meetings, including the annual meeting shall be designated by the Potentate. I llustrious Sir Brian Ball, Potentate Paul Boling, R ecorder Upcoming Hadi Events H S JULY 4th Parking Lot Party 6th-11th Imperial Session 26th Shrimp & Crab Boil 28th Circus Ad Sales End 22nd Stated Meeting August 17th AUGUST 9th Hadi Rummage Sale 17th Family Picnic 28th Circus Ticket Kickoff Family Hot Dog Roast Check August Hot Sands for more information! SEPTEMBER 5TH Sportsmans Raffle 10th - 13th GLSA 28th Toy Run 30th Final Circus Ad Payment & Artwork Due 11

12 hot Sands Vol. 89 No. 7 JULY 2014 EACH PLAYER WILL RECEIVE THEIR CHOICE OF A NEW: PUTTER DRIVER WEDGE HYBRID UTILITY TRAINING (all clubs valued at $89.95 each) Reservations are LIMITED to the FIRST 120 MEN Reservations by September 5th - $75 Before Deadline / $85 After Deadline ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL Dennis Maynard (812) OR (812) Potentates Golf Scramble 2014 (Must have One Hadi Shriner in each foursome) [ ] I will sponsor a foursome $300 [ ] I want to play - Pair me with a group $75 [ ] I cannot play but will sponsor a hole $75 Name(s): PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY RESERVATION FORM Make Checks Payable to: Hadi Potentate Golf Scramble Mail Registration & Check to: Dennis Maynard 1849 Seasons Ridge Evansville, IN

13 Hot Sands Vol. 89 No. 7 JULY 2014 News from Cincinnati Specialty care beyond a burn Easy Referral Process, Loving Care at Cincinnati Shriners Hospital You have made my job as a mom so much easier, said Liz Malarkey, mother of one-year-old Lola, who was born with cleft lip and cleft palate in We are so grateful to our physician and the staff at Shriners Hospitals for Children Cincinnati. After a difficult pregnancy measured with challenging news from one week to the next, the Malarkey family discovered at the 24-week mark that their first child would be born with cleft lip. Ultrasound was unable to determine if the infant also had cleft palate. Then Liz s job was eliminated, and Lola s cleft lip and cleft palate was determined to be a pre-existing condition under Dan s policy. The family needed to pay a very high deductible upfront before the surgeons would operate on little Lola. The family pursued state insurance for their child and discovered that the state insurance had dropped coverage for cleft lip and cleft palate beginning in We were stunned at how quickly everything happened, Liz said. Our experience with Cincinnati Shriners Hospital has been excellent. It has been the best hospital experience we have ever had, Liz said. When we first walked into the hospital, we immediately felt a difference in attitude. The motivation of the employees and doctors was clear. The hospital s whole philosophy is very cool. The care is tailored to the needs of the family and child with the focus on the child, added Dan. It s so homey and welcoming. People really want to be there and work there. It is awesome how they take care of all of us, Liz said. There is so much more to the Cincinnati hospital than anyone who hasn t been there could know. Lola has had her two initial surgeries to close her cleft lip and her cleft palate. More surgeries are in the future, but the Malarkeys are confident in their daughter s future care at Cincinnati Shriners Hospital. Shriners Hospitals for Children Cincinnati s website makes it easier than ever to refer a patient. The Cincinnati hospital s website can be found at This website was created to showcase our pediatric plastic surgery specialties and rehabilitation services, as well as our burn care expertise. Cincinnati continues to make referring a patient and obtaining an appointment for care easier than ever. Every page has a Schedule An Appointment and a Contact Us feature; both are easy forms that families can complete and submit online directly to the hospital. Other methods to contact the hospital and make appointments are also readily available.every page is populated with photographs and information about the conditions. Shriners Hospitals for Children provides specialty care to children up to age 18 regardless of the families ability to pay. All care and services are delivered in a family-centered environment. Orthopaedic Conditions Burns Cleft Lip & Palate Spinal Cord Injuries Specialized Plastic Surgery Non-Burn Services: Burn Services: Hadi Shriners Hospital Coordinator Jack Benjamin: New York City Package November 12 to 16, 2014 Price from $ Per person based on double occupancy If you know a child we can help, call or go to: shrinershospitalcincinnati.org Burn and Emergency Services Plastic Surgery Services Includes: round trip air from Evansville Round trip transfers to/from airport/hotel. 4 nights at Night Hotel Times Square Dinner at the Russian Tea Room 72-hour Double Decker Bus hop on hop off All Loops pass Shriners Hospitals for Children Cincinnati is one of only four freestanding hospitals in the country dedicated to the treatment of pediatric burns and specializing in plastic and reconstructive surgery. Our physicians experience and expertise in pediatric burn treatment, cleft lip and palate, complex wound and skin conditions, and plastic and reconstructive surgery makes Shriners Hospitals for Children Cincinnati a first choice for care. SHC-CIN_Media Resources.Mayr Please contact Terri Schaefer at ET Odyssey Travel To get your quote or book today At or opt#5 tschaefer@etfcu.org

14 hot Sands Vol. 89 No. 7 JULY 2014 July 2014 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 6 Imperial Session 7 -Funsters -Car Club Brass Band 1 2 -Highlander -Directors -Horse Pat. 8 -OB -Dubois 15 -Knox -Hosp. Staff 9 -Spencer -Gibson 16 -Mariners Arab Pat. -Color Grd. -4th of July Bierstube Bowling -D&B Warrick 22 Stated Mtg Pike 25 -Motor Crops 26 Shrimp & Crab Boil LOH Ad Sales End August 2014 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 3 4 -Funsters -Car Club Brass Band 17 -Family Picnic 18 -Warrick 24/ LOH 5 6 -Highlanders -Directors -Horse Pat. 12 -OB -Dubois 19 -Knox -Hosp. Staff 26 -Divan Mtg. 13 -Spencer -Gibson 20 -Mariners 7 -Bowling Pike Co. -Circus Ticket Kickoff 1 -Arab Patrol - Color Grd. 8 -D&B Motor Corps 29 - Family Hot Dog Roast

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