september 2011

Showtimes: Fri. Sept. 16th @ 6:30 pm,

Sat. Sept. 17th @ 11 am, 3 pm, 6:30 pm

Sun. Sept. 18th @ 11 am, 3 pm, 6:30 pm

See Pg 2 for more information

Sept. 16th, 17th & 18th

WestWorld Equidome

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Volume 29, Issue 6 - $1.25 per Issue

Sept. 16th, 17th & 18th at The Westworld Equidome

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1 boys and 1 girls bicycle will be given away at all seven performances. Must be present to win.

Come early for face painting, balloon animals, and even ride the elephants!

Showtimes: Fri. Sept. 16th @ 6:30pm, Sat. Sept. 17th @ 11am, 3pm, 6:30pm

Sun. Sept. 18th @ 11am, 3pm, 6:30pm

Nobles and Ladies, thesummer was full of eventsand fun. June began with allyour Progressive Divan at-tending the Grand Lodge ses-

sion in Flagstaff. At the request of MW Grand Master JamesRowan, I brought greetings on behalf of all the Appendent andConcordant bodies. Congratulations to the new Most Wor-shipful Grand Master of AZ Masons Brook Cunningham.

We had a great WSA meeting in San Ramon and partici-pated in the Parade. July brought Imperial in Denver and ElZaribah was housed in the Hyatt Regency, the Head-quarters Hotel, as was our joint WSA HospitalityRoom. We were honored to have our own MWGrand Master Brook Cunningham and Lady Lynnjoin both El Zaribah and Sabbar Shriners for theSession. As you know, we proposed legislationthat would allow El Zaribah Joint Jurisdiction inthe State of Sonora, Mexico with Anezeh Shrinersand it resulted in a positive vote.

In August, Lady Valerie and I joined Al Bahrand their families at the “Al Bahr Shrine Camp,” lo-cated atop Mt. Laguna (elevation 6,000 ft) in theCleveland National Forest. We learned right awaythat also present were other El Zaribah Shriners fromthe Yuma Foothills Shrine Club, Tommy & MargieCrosby and Ernie & Sally Hemmingway. What a fun timethis was and we were simply treated so well by everyone.Even the children welcomed Valerie and I by “TP’ing” ourcabin one night. Karaoke Night even had a performance by“The Singing Potentates.” I understand that years back, quitea few El Zaribah folks attended Shrine Camp and they’d surelike to see a lot more of us join them. They have 45 RV spaceswith full hookups and several cabins for rent. While there, weattended a Ceremonial and witnessed 26 men and womenbecome Cuzin’s during a Hillbilly Degree. They even had aHillbilly wedding.

While at Shrine Camp, Ill. Sir George Acuna of Al Bahr in-formed me they were conducting a Ceremonial in the City ofCuliacan, State of Sinaloa, Mexico (Al Bahr has Jurisdictionthere) and would be happy to include any Candidates we mayhave for El Zaribah from the State of Sonora. I’m proud to sayI attended this Joint Ceremonial conducted in Spanish, wherewe took in 11 new El Zaribah Shriners.

Say, when you see our Recorder Ill. Sir Jack Garrett, Ar-

turo, Juan and Fernando, say thanks to them. There hadbeen discussion of replacing the soundproof wall panels inthe auditorium. This would have cost approximately$40,000. Instead, Arturo, Juan and Fernando removed eachof the panels, steamed out the wrinkles and replaced themon the walls. This cost $2,000. Thank you gentlemen, forsaving us $38,000.

Speaking of Imperial Sessions, at the 2010 Imperial inToronto, a resolution was passed to officially replace ourname, Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the MysticShrine. It was replaced with a much shorter name and def-

initely more fitting (since we now have Shrine Templesthroughout the world) – we’re now known as

Shriners International.We have more events coming up this month

that provide fun and fellowship. Friday Sept. 9this our way of saying welcome back from thesummer, with the “Cheeseburger In Paradise”Jimmy Buffet Party. Saturday the 10th is ourChief Rabban’s Cigar Night which looks to be avery enjoyable evening and of course, ourShrine Circus the following weekend. The last

weekend of the month is the 100 Hole GolfMarathon and we hope we get a lot of participa-

tion in that.The Most Worshipful Grand Master’s granted us

permission to form a Masonic Degree Team. At this timethere’s a backlog of Candidates waiting to take their degreesinto Masonry and this would be a great help to the Lodgesas well as being beneficial to El Zaribah. I’m putting out thecall for volunteers to form this Degree Team and ask thatyou reply to me at your earliest convenience.

Remember the fun time available on the upcoming Pote’sTrip. Only 12 rooms are left for this trip to historic Nashville,TN and Gaylord’s Opryland Resort. Departing Sat., Oct. 1st,we’ll arrive Nashville mid-afternoon then to Opryland Resortvia buses. Just minutes from downtown Nashville, OprylandResort’s recognized worldwide for its extraordinary service,luxurious accommodations and first-class entertainment.Flyers and further information are available on the ElZaribah web site, www.el-zaribah.org. Southwest Airlines isrunning special rates right now for you to take advantageof.Yours In The Faith, Tom Calvin, Potentate 2011“Havin’ Fun, Gettin’ It Done”

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The stated sessions of El Zaribah Temple shall

be held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month,

except January, June, July and August.

FERNANDO’S CHOICE OF ENTREE

DINNER 5:30pm STATED MEETING 7pm

At our Auditorium: 552 North 40th Street *

(602) 231-0300 or (602) 231-8733 Red Fez

Tom Calvin, Potentate

Jack Garrett, PP, Recorder

STATED MEETING WILL BE HELD

WEDNESDAy, SEPTEMBER 14 &

WEDNESDAy, OCTOBER 12

FISH FRy PRICE INCREASED TO $10 PER PERSON

TABLE OF CONTENTSShrine Circus 2Pote’s Notes 3Casino Trip 5 Recorder’s Message 6Imperial Election Regulations 6Black Camel 7 Membership Info 7Outreach Clinic Dates 7Club & unit Meeting Nights 8Editor’s Corner 8unit Articles 9River Trip 11Shrine Club Articles 12 Circus Dads/Moms 15Lake Havasu Ceremonial 16Masquerade Ball 17Ladies Organizations 18Noble of the Month 19 Clinic News 19 Transportation Donations 19Parade Schedule 20Parking Apology 20$100 Million Club 23Calendar 30Night of the Child 31

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Shirley Smith 602-231-0300

ELECTED DIVANPOTENTATE

Tom Calvin C 480-221-8518

CHIEF RABBAN

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ASSISTANT RABBAN

Ed Stolze C 623-810-9990

HIGH PRIEST & PROPHET

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ORIENTAL GuIDE

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TREASuRER

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RECORDER 1-800-784-6980

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APPOINTED DIVANFIRST CEREMONIAL MASTER

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SECOND CEREMONIAL MASTER

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TEMPLE MARSHAL

John Poth H 480-947-9736

TEMPLE DIRECTOR

Fred Wulff H 623-846-3173

CAPTAIN OF THE GuARD

Art Nehill H 602-864-8323

OuTER GuARD

Mike Richards H 602-650-1626

CHAPLAIN

Sanford Wax H 623-412-1117

DIVAN REPRESENTATIVESTom Calvin H 480-897-4263

“Hut” Hutson H 480-897-6913

Ed Stolze H 623-810-9990

HOSPITAL COMMITTEEJim Miller, PP H 480-838-6646

Tom Sheldon, Clinics H 480-899-3854

BOARD OF GOVERNORS

SHRINERS HOSPITALS

FOR CHILDRENJohn Hayes, M.D. Los Angeles

Jim Grone Los Angeles

Charles R. Leon Salt Lake City

Dave Polner, PP Salt Lake City

PuBLIC RELATIONS CHAIRMANHal Resnikoff H 480-563-2708

PuBLIC RELATIONS CONSuLTANTHardy Murphy H: 602-993-7360

TEMPLE ATTORNEyH.M. “Mac” Bohlman H: 480-994-9130

EL ZARIBAH LIVING POTENTATES1985 - A. Marshall Austin II 2000 - Douglas H. Kurbat 2008 - David T. Polner1989 - Donald D. Meinershagen 2001 - Leo R. Balthazor 2009 - James G. Miller1991 - Ronald E. Randleman 2002 - James L. Willittes 2010 - Philip W. Houghton1992 - Richard H. Russell 2004 - Larry A. Kesselring 2011 - Thomas Calvin1994 - Jack M. Garrett 2006 - David C. Humphrey1998 - E.M. Monty Fox 2007 - Russell Gunther

DEADLINE:All copy, advertising, & cancellations are due

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Ill. Sir Tom & Valerie at Imperial Pote’s Dinner Bob Beffel & Ill. Sir Phil - We don't want to go there...!

At the Al Bahr Shrine Camp At the Al Bahr Shrine Camp Ceremonial in Culiacan, State of Sinaloa, Mexico

...Pote’s pictures...

Join us

Sunday, October 23rd For A $10 Bus Trip to Payson’s

Mazatzal Casino Buses Load From 7:30 to 8:00 am

Buses depart Sun Lakes Phase 1 Club House and from Shrine Temple

All Passengers with "Players Club Card” receive $15 on their Cards for riding the busNew Players (without Card) who join Player’s Club receive an extra $10 on their Cards

If it’s your birth month, receive $10 extra on your Card.

Sun Lakes Bus Riders Call Lyman Hatch 480-802-0493 Temple Bus Riders Call Art Nehill 602-864-8323

Proceeds from this event benefit Temple Guard & Sun Lakes Shrine Club and are not deductible as charitable donations

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JACK GARRETT, PP [email protected] JANE SHELDON [email protected]

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Nobles, when we use the phrase, “theTemple will be dark during June, July andAugust,” it doesn’t mean your Templestaff isn’t busy.

Some of the upgrades include newpaint colors in the East Entrance Hall and both bathrooms. Re-placement of the large water heater on the second floor and newchairs in the Conference Room were also accomplished this sum-mer.

Thanks to Dave Scrimager for improving and revamping the soundsystem in the Red Fez and Auditorium. Thanks to the advice of LarryHauptman, the coverings on the auditorium wall sound panels were

Recorder’s Message...

reconditioned and treated to tighten the loose fabric. Fernando,Arturo and Juan did all this work. Replacement of these panelswould have cost about $40,000, so these gentlemen saved usabout $38,000. The crew also cleaned all the outside areas aroundthe building in the 109-degree weather.

Since the May issue of the Arabian Tales regarding the appro-priate forms to be completed and submitted for all Fund-Raising,the requests are being received in the proper order. Thanks to allyou Nobles!

If you haven’t paid for the Lake Havasu Ceremonial, please callthe Shrine Office (602-231-0300).Yours in the Faith, Jack M. Garrett, PP, Recorder

Nobles – we have Insurance Identification Cards for the following Parade vehicles ortrailers bearing these VINs, and no idea which unit or Club owns them.

Please check your Parade trailers & vehicles then contact the Recorder’s Office (602-231-0300) so we can get these Insurance Identification Cards to the proper groups.Description: 1982 Homemade Flatbed VIN #: AZ82611Description: 1987 National VIN #: 1JJV482V6HL112188Description: 1955 Flaming VIN #: A31L17Description: 1978 Homemade VIN #: AZ53908Description: 1976 Homemade VIN #: AZ42558

Thank you for your attention to this matter. Jack M. Garrett, PP, Recorder

From the Recorder’s Office...

IMPERIAL ELECTION REGULATIONS Article 25, Section 325.11 Election Regulations

Officers; Their Election or Appointment

(a) Electioneering. A candidate for an elected office in a Shrine Temple may print, publish, and circulate during the year he is seek-ing the elected office, a resume consisting of his educational background, his vocational history, and his Masonic and Shrine record.Except as provided in the prior sentence, the printing, publication, circulating or distribution of resolutions, letters, telegrams, tickets,email or other devices, by a unit, club, Noble, or group of Nobles, suggesting, recommending, opposing, or containing the names ofproposed candidates for office in the temple is prohibited.(b) Expenditures Prohibited. The expenditure of money for gifts, favors, or entertainment on behalf of a candidate for elected of-fice is prohibited.(c) Violation. For any violation of (a) or (b), the Imperial Potentate may suspend any offending Nobles, and he may declare the elec-tion of the officers void and order a new election.


Both the Intermountain (Salt Lake City) and Los An-

geles Shrine Clinic location in Phoenix is held at Mari-

copa Medical Center, 2525 E. Roosevelt St., 3rd Floor.

Outreach Clinic Dates:Sept 16 SLC Oct 7 LA Nov 4 SLC

2011 Phoenix Outreach Clinic Dates

Raul Bautista Robert H Behning

Robert J Davis Charles E Gyder

Kenneth J Irwin Robert E Ramsey

Eugene M Walker Donald W Tagtmeyer

Donald R yerger Collin C Christensen

Lemoine J Derrick Robert A Nicholson

Walter E Shade Clinton A Strempke

Howard F Swinton Virgil E Boyd

James K Enos

Passed Through The unseen Portals

Membership May 31, 2011 1,902Regular Members 1,704Associate Members 198Membership June 30, 2011 1,899Regular Members 1,701Associate Members 198Membership July 31, 2011 1,899Regular Members 1,702Associate Members 197

MeMbeRshiP NuMbeRs...

Monthly Membership Report...

CREATED

Raymond R Berger, Jr Gianni D Chiero

Robert C Faverey Robert E Fisher

Brian Halligan Edward J Halligan

Michael A Ricci Allen E Stout

Shane L Tucker Scot B Wheeler

AFFILIATED

Arthur Lindsey Dwight F Bickel

Hector F Martinez Sr

ASSOCIATED

Forrest D Delay

RESTORED

Hector E Martinez Jr Robert A Ellis

William K Noble Jr Donald E Templeman

DEMITTED

Charles P Bristol

ASSOCIATE MEMBER DROPPED

Bert Thomas Jr Philip R Moe

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BAND ea Thursday 7:00 pm Band RoomCLOWNS 1st Monday 7:00 pm Clown RoomCULINARY 3rd Tues 7:00 pm Culinary RoomDESERT CHARIOTS Thurs after Std Mtg 7:00 pm Various LocationsDIRECTOR’S STAFF 4th Wednesday 7:30 pm Director’s Staff RoomEL DULABS 3rd Wednesday 7:00 pm El Dulabs RoomGREETERS 3rd Monday 8:00 pm Greeters RoomLEGION OF HONOR 3rd Monday 6:30 pm Fiesta RoomPRESCOTT LOH 4th Monday 11:30 am Golden CorralMOTORCYCLES 2nd Thursday 7:00 pm Motorcycle RoomMOUNTED PATROL 1st Monday 7:00 pm Mtd Patrol RoomORIENTAL BAND 2nd Tuesday 7:00 pm Band RoomPATROL 1st Wednesday 7:00 pm Patrol RoomPIPE BAND ea Wednesday 7:00 pm Band RoomROADRUNNERS 3rd Tuesday 6:30 pm Roadrunners RoomTEMPLE GUARD 3rd Tuesday 6:30 pm Temple Guard RoomTRANSPORTATION 1st Wednesday 7:00 pm Transportation Room

AIR PATROL SC Saturday 9:00 am Various LocationsAL JONDI SC 4th Thursday 6:30 pm Al Jondi RoomAPACHE SC 3rd Thursday 6:00 pm Miami, AZAPACHE WELLS SC 2nd Thursday 1:00 pm Apache Hall Room ACASA GRANDE SC 2nd Thursday 5:30 pm Eva’s (Pinal Ave)COCONINO SC 3rd Tuesday 7:00 pm Flagstaff, AZCOMPUTER SC 4th Monday 7:00 pm Computer Club RoomDEMOLAY SC 3rd Wednesday 7:00 pm Red Fez RoomDRUM & BUGLE SC ea Tuesday 5:30 pm Band Room HI COUNTRY REBELS SC quarterly TBA Various LocationsHILLBILLY’S CLAN #65 SC When Called Various LocationsKINGMAN SC 3rd Friday Noon Calico’sLAKE HAVASU SC 1st Thursday 6:00 pm Yacht ClubMINGUS MTN SC 3rd Tuesday 6:00 pm Post#93/Camp VerdeMISFITS SC When Called Various LocationsMOBILE NOBLES SC 3rd Thursday 7:00 pm Venture Out Art/Craft RmMOHAVE SC 1st Friday 7:30 pm Club Rivier /BullheadCityNOMADS SC ea Month When Called Various LocationsPAST MASTERS SC 4th Mon every other mo 7:00 pm Past Masters RoomPHOTO CORPS SC Unknown Unknown UnknownPROVOST SC 2nd Thursday 6:30 pm Provost RoomSANDBAGGERS SC 2nd Tuesday 6:30 pm El Zaribah Shrine SUN LAKES SC 2nd Monday 5:00 pm Sun Lakes 1 Club HseWEST VALLEYSC 3rd Wednesday 5:30 pm Briarwood Golf / CCWESTMAR SC 1st Sunday 3:00 pm Member’s homesWHITE MTN SC 3rd Sunday Noon JB’s /Show LowWINSLOW SC 2nd Friday 5:00 pm Club HouseYAVAPAI COUNTYSC 2nd Thursday 6:00 pm Wyndham GardenYOUNG GUNS SC 3rd Wednesday 6:00 pm Red Fez RoomYUMA SC 2nd Tuesday 7:00 pm American Legion #19YUMA FOOTHILLS SC 1st Monday 1:00 pm Fortuna del RayZANE GREY SC 3rd Wednesday 5:30 pm Tiny’s Rest./Payson

shrine Clubs & units Meeting Nights... September 1st

Is Your Due Date

for the October Issue

of the

Arabian Tales

Some years ago when I was in business and self-employed, I didn’t wantnor could I justify the expense of having a computer. I settled for more con-ventional means of marketing and communication. Finally, it got to a pointwhere just about all my business contacts, both suppliers and customers,were using computers and email to operate. It was time to “get with it!!”

My office found using computers s-o-o-o much better than how we’d beenoperating before. Everything happened so much faster and more efficiently.Any errors were found quickly and corrected. Why had I waited?

There are still many of our Masonic and Shrine family who aren’t yet usingthis wonderful, thrilling (and sometimes frustrating!) way to communicate. Ifthis is you, please consider how easily everyone else can get information TOyou and more importantly, FROM you. There are so many good reasons to“Be On Line.”

I recommend talking to members of the El Zaribah Shrine Computer Club.They can help you determine what you’ll need and help you get started. Fred Wulff, Editor

editor’s Corner...

Grilling steaks at the Director’s Staff Steak Fry


...uniformed units...

When it’s 110 degrees here in the desert many El Zaribah membersseek out cooler weather and the Clowns areno different. Many of the Clowns are scat-tered throughout the world and as our deserttemperatures start to decrease, we’re at-tracted back to this oasis of Phoenix for itswarmth of the winter sun, the friendships andBrotherhood we all share. Welcome back to

all those returning from their travels.The Clowns are gearing up for the 2011 Shrine Circus. We’re excited

to be a part of this annual event and we hope to see all of you there. It’sour time to show the Valley of the Sun that El Zaribah Shriners are morethan men who wear the little red fez. It’s a great time to share our Broth-erhood we have as Masons, the ability to have fun as Shrine Masonsand to share our story of the 22 Shriners Hospitals for Children.

I’m requesting that if you’re not currently active in our Shrine and youwant to find a place to fit in, think about coming out to the Clown monthlymeeting and checking us out (1st Monday of the month - 6 pm for Dutchtreat dinner in the Red Fez; the meeting starts at 7 pm in the Clownroom).

We’re starting to grow in numbers and we could still use more newmembers, and I don’t just mean new to the world of Shrinedom. Pull outyour fez, dust it off and come on out! We’re not going to ask questionsabout why you haven’t been around, we’re only going to ask what youwant to get do to become an active member in the Clown Unit.

But as usual this is just one Clown’s opinion. BB Clown aka Sir Knight Douglas Fry, 32°

Clowns...

Well, summer’s winding down, the temperatures will be moderatingand the lights are coming on at El Zaribah. It’s time to get back into theswing of things and keep the chow lines moving. The Unit and Club meet-ings are on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 7:00, and a few servers areneeded around 4:30. The Stated Meetingsare on the 2nd Wednesday at 7:00, and a fullcrew is needed to set up around 4:30 andstart serving at 5:30. Be sure to come to theUnit meetings on the 3rd Tuesday or Thurs-day, to be announced, where serious mattersof great importance will be discussed.

The Shrine Circus will be Sept. 16th-18th, with a short Parade on the17th. There will be other opportunities to help out at the Circus as well.There’s also a Parade in Pinetop on Sept. 24th. There are many other ac-tivities and opportunities this month, so be sure to check the calendar tosee how active a Shriner you can be.

There are other things to remember in September. Sept. 11th is Pa-triots Day, World Trade Center Remembrance Day. Sept. 17th is Consti-tution Day to commemorate the adoption of the U.S. Constitution. I’llcertainly make every effort to celebrate National Chocolate MilkshakeDay on Sept. 12th.

I’m looking forward to seeing you soon. Ralph Jones, Scribe

Culinary...

Desert Chariots...

It’s hard to believe but here we are in September with events and ac-tivities kicking off the Fall season. Circus is coming very fast. From the Di-

rector’s Staff point of view, it’s a busy time. Lots of workto do in support of Past Pote Jack and Noble Bob; how-ever, like always, we’ll be there to help. Oh, you say youdon’t see us that much? Well, we’re just that good sup-port team that works behind the scenes and gets thejob done, that’s what the guys in the “Red Coveralls”are all about. To help you find us, the guys will make apoint to be seen a bit more this year in a manner that’s

easier to recognize us. Keep an eye out for us!By the way, if you’ve ever thought about joining us, now’s a great time

to see and experience what the Unit’s about at its best. We have a steadyaddition of new members, but there’s room for more and again from ourpoint of view, we’re sure you won’t regret it.

Right behind the Circus comes our next meeting on Sept. 28th. Thiswill be a fun meeting as the Director’s Staff plans for the Lake HavasuCeremonial. Not going to talk much about that this month, but get readyand make it a great experience for everyone. An ‘ol red coverall

Director’s staff...

Welcome back from the dark into the light. Desert Chariots is up andrunning full blast! Our Pres. Big Dave Gossen’s doing a great job this yearand we all thank him.

Now, down to business guys! Our Unitconsists of 8 great guys and their Chariots.The decorated Chariots receive a lot of at-tention in the Parades where we carry theDivan. We’d love to grow our numbers thisyear to at least twelve Chariots.

The Chariots, in case you’re wondering,are street legal dune buggy convertibles. Why walk when you can ride!You can own a street legal convertible Chariot for around $3500. We canhelp you find the right Chariot for you. Just join us for our monthly meet-ing that begins at 5:30 prior to each Stated Meeting. Ladies are alwayswelcome. If you’d like more information, please contact Jim (928-970-1903) or Mike (480-495-9505). Hope to see you soon!

Trubble, Choo-Choo, Ike, Teddybear, Z Klown, Skeeter, AH, Clippity Clop, Curry, Spilteews, Chick Pea, BB, Hey Hey, Boxcar Bob


A long hot summer with little rain… Someonesaid they saw a mosquito carrying a canteen anda tree chasing a dog! Oh well, let’s move on.

Not a lot of action since our May article. MayStated Meeting Color Guard was McCullough,Scrimager and Johnston with support from LOHmembers Wax, Tutell, Massey, Hagenian, andMike Folker. Prescott Valley Parade marcherswere Wax, Hettervik and Johnston with LOH mem-bers Hagenian, Butler and Massey doing their things. We also had twovisiting Shriners from Aleppo Shrine riding our trailer. They were Ralphand Charles Jones. Always nice to have visitors take part in our Parades.

The Legion of Honor Unit consists of Nobles who have served hon-orably or are currently members of the armed forces of their country. It’san Honor to belong to the Legion of Honor Unit. You served your coun-try and now have the opportunity to serve the Shrine and have fun at thesame time. We lead the El Zaribah Shrine Parades, present the Colorsat Stated Meetings and various other functions as requested by the Il-lustrious Sir.

Nobles, those of you with computers and access to the Internet canaccess the Legion of Honor Web Page at: http://members.cox.net/johnston30/ for information regarding Legion ofHonor Scheduled Functions. Eligible Nobles and their Ladies are invitedto check us out and attend our 6:00 pm dinner meeting held the 3rd Mon-day of the month. The business meeting is in the LOH Room at the Au-ditorium at 7:00 pm each month except June, July and August. Scribe - PC/Adj./Fin. Officer Virgil Johnston

Legion of honor...

Well, it seems we all made it through another Arizona summer. Ourmembers have been keeping busy and traveling. In June, Tom Ritter wasa road guard for the “Run for the Wall” andJim Reid and Buzzy Busswell trailered theirbikes to the event. Dana and Stephanie Dob-son spent some serious time in the saddle.Wilkie will be riding all over and around Michi-gan. A few of our guys have been helping outthe Patriot Guard Riders locally. All in all,we’ve put a lot of miles on our bikes all summer long.

Parade wise, some braved the weather and attended the AugustDoin’s Rodeo Roundup Parade in Payson. This year they also are cele-brating the 127th Annual World’s Oldest Continuous Rodeo.

The “Minnesota Boys” will be back soon and we hope they bring someof that cooler weather with them. I know there will be many additionalstories to share (all TRUE, of course).

Please join us at our next meeting Thursday, Sept. 8th, as we makeplans for the rest of the year. Mike O, EZMC VP

Motorcycles...


Well, another HOT summer’s over, sort of, and we El Dulabs are look-ing forward to enjoying what’s left of this year… The cool part.

Our small but mighty Unit’s been keeping our old and classic carsclean and polished for all the remaining El Zaribah Pa-rades and events.

The good news is we still have room for some “new”members in our Unit. Don’t forget; if you have an oldor classic car, are planning to get one or just like toride, you need to join us, the El Dulabs.

Become “MOTORVATED” and help El Zaribah by being active andseen in our Parades. Howard Goldman, Pres.

el Dulabs...

Some of the El Dulab members

What a shock and pleasant surprise it was when my wife and I werewalking around one Sunday afternoon in Coronado, CA. Out of the bluestanding before us were Gary and Beverly Stewart. They were spendinga little time at their local residence and decided to stroll thru one of themany city parks. Talk about a small world.

Kendall and Marilyn Smith, former Imperial Beach residents, returnedwith their son Steve, his wife Jen and the grandchildren for a short vaca-tion. After learning that Steve would soonbecome one of El Zaribah’s new Shriners,I took advantage of the moment to ac-quaint Steve with the Greeters Unit beforehe becomes “protected” from Unit Re-cruiters for the one-year “hands off” period. In all honesty, whatever ElZaribah Unit is fortunate enough to land him as a member will be verylucky, as he appears to be a fine person and, of course, he does comefrom good stock.

We were also privileged to spend some time with Bob and Dodie Rich-mond who were in the San Diego area visiting their grandson Rian, aNavy Seal, and his family. Rian took time from his duties as an instructorto give us a tour of the Seal’s training facilities. Wow! Talk about an im-pressive group of young men.

Paula and Chuck Richards just returned from their extended vacationat their son’s ranch in Northern Utah. While visiting there, they traveled tosee friends who own a cabin in the heart of the Montana Rockies. It ap-pears as though they could have enough background information to keepus all listening intently to many stories.

Until next month……

Greeters...


The Oriental Band was dark for the summer months but there was stillsome activity.

On June 18th, we participated in the PrescottValley Parade with our float (see picture). Ridingon the float were Gene Terrell on the bass drum,Hank Johnson on the blocks and Bob Beffel on theMusette. In addition to the Prescott Valley Parade,Bob Beffel was in Denver during the Imperial Ses-sion and represented El Zaribah in the ImperialParade on the 4th of July. Bob got to meet many

other Oriental Bands during the Parade lineup and compare notes (men-tal as well as musical).

We’re looking forward to kicking off the Fall season and attending asmany Parades as possible. Come join us for a practice on Tuesday nightin the Band Room and try on an oriental instrument for fun. SC

Oriental band...

Because of circumstances beyond our control we weren’t able to com-plete the 2nd “Patrol Pin Table” prior to the end of the summer break. Nowthat things are kind of back to normal, we’ll start scheduling work parties

(oxymoron?) to finish that project. Most of our members have re-

turned from holiday and we’re look-ing forward to the Shrine activitiesthat lie ahead. We pray everyone isreturning in good health and spirit.

This month is the Shrine Circus.We’ll need all hands to help take tickets for each and every performance,as well as bring the bicycles to the center ring during intermission.

Next month is the Lake Havasu Ceremonial, to be held at the new lo-cation, where we’ll be selling Shrine western hats and fez cases. And ofcourse there are the Parades that make us visible and help us get out theword as to what Shrine Masons are all about.

The Patrol’s excited to get back to work and look forward to seeing allthe Nobility at the Stated Meeting Wednesday, September 14th.Fred Wulff, Capt.

Patrol...


I can’t believe September is here already! Back to the busy scheduleof Shrine Activities.

The Temple Guard weekend at Munds Park andthe CornFest went well. The Stated Meetings andthe Shrine Circus are coming up fast. I have theparking passes for the Circus; see me at the StatedMeeting.

Looking forward to Ladies Night October 18th.Also the Past Captain’s Dinner in the Red Fez roomNovember 15th.

The Temple Guard is sponsoring a trip to theMazatzal Casino on Sunday, October 23rd. See our ad on page 5.

Temple Guard...

Wow, does time fly! It seems as though we get a little break and offwe go on the road again. Well, let me try andbring you up to date as best I can. The firstpart of the year the Black Camel paid ussome very unwanted visits. Please Brothers,take a short time to say a small prayer forthem and their families.

We finished the first half of the Parades ingood shape, Prescott being the last, and we just finished Payson. Look-ing forward to Pinetop and Havasu to finish out another great year for us.

While I’m on the subject, we do have a couple of cars for sale so thereare vehicles for our new members. Speaking of new members, our Unitmembers are ecstatic to have our Past Pote joining us. Welcome Phil,and do enjoy that Basha’s rig - it’s a pleasure to have you.

Please remember we need all of the help selling tickets on Fridaynight for the Shrine Circus, note that on your calendar, make it a point tobe there and check with our Pres. to see when the cars Parade.

As you’re all aware, we in Transportation are one of our Temple’smainstay Units. We’ve always made Parades with great attendance andI’m positive we’ll continue. Realizing not all of us can always make all ofthem; just try is all the Unit needs. As for the meetings, for years they’vealways been on the 1st Wed. of the month at 7 pm except when we godark. I’m asking you to set aside one night a month for all of us togetheras a Unit, and brotherly love. In short Man-up and Show-up. Always atyour service.

Transportation...

The Oriental Band in the Prescott Valley Parade

Friday, Nov. 4th

Leaving Shrine Center and returning Nov. 6thMore information to follow. Call for reservations 602-231-0300

River Trip


Newly Created Nobles at the April Ceremonial

...Shrine Clubs...

Welcome back, Shriners. Not much going on at the Club thismonth. We do, however, have a Steak Fry at the Apache WellsGazebo on the 22nd at 5 pm. Bring your ownservice, a potluck dish, drinks, and come onout.

As a heads up, October starts the monthlyluncheon and meeting. It is on the 13th atApache Hall, starting at 12:30. There also willbe a Steak Fry on the 20th at 5 pm in theGazebo. Hope to see you there. Jack Roberts, Club Scribe

Apache Wells...

There’s not much going on here since we’ve been on recess and mostof our members are gone for the summer.Some are back already; they said they werecold and came back to get warm.

There’s been some sickness this summer.Hal Williamson had a blood clot but he’sdoing good now; Donna Williamson had backsurgery and is doing very good now.

Ben and Merridy Barnhart had a Christmas in July party with adultdrinks and a great turkey dinner for all.

We’re waiting for the snowbirds to come home so we can get some-thing going again. Red and Deb Klinedinst hosted a get together Aug.21st at their home in Casa Grande. Ken Karnes, Sec.

Casa Grande...

Computer...

Welcome back from the summer! The Drum & Bugle Corps took themonths of June and July off from all meetings and practices, but gotstarted right up after that. We performed both days at theCornFest in late August. We hope you were able to seeus one or both of the days as we performed a MilitaryTribute that was enjoyed by all. Plus we again includedsome numbers we’ve never performed before. We hada lot of fun learning and performing them for you.

The Drum & Bugle Corps plans to be active in Sep-tember with performances at the Shrine Circus on Sep-tember 17th and perhaps again in Show Low on Sept.23rd-24th. We hope to see many of you there.

Now for a short music lesson: Our Bugle Section hasoften been asked why we play trumpets in the Drum & Bugle Corps. Infact, they aren’t trumpets, but are Bugles. The earliest bugles were madewith no valves, used primarily in the Military. These bugles were made inthe key of Concert G. Gradually, bugles came to include a single valve,some to lower the tone by a half step and some to raise the tone by a fullstep. Later, bugles were made including 2 or 3 valves and are used in theexact manner as that of a trumpet. But in all cases, the bugle remainedin the key of Concert G, which is what now defines the instrument as abugle. A trumpet is in the key of Concert B Flat. Another interesting noteis that Concert Band instruments vary in that some are in the key of Con-cert B Flat, some may be E Flat or F. But in a Bugle Corps, all horns arein Concert G, including the Soprano, Alto, Baritone, French Horn, Bass,and Contrabass.

Until next time, Alto Bugle

Drum & bugle Corps...

We invite members of El Zaribah and their Ladies with an interest incomputing to visit our Club meetings. Ladies attend and participate alongwith their Noble. The Club meets the 4th Monday of each month at 7:00pm except June, July, and August. Many of us meet for dinner in the RedFez room prior to the meeting.

Plan to come to our September meeting,bringing expertise, software problems orhardware problems. That way you can havecomputer fun as we move into the Fall andWinter activities.

A lot of good information is presented ateach of our meetings. Don’t be shy about bringing your problems for usto work on. There are no dumb questions, as the answer to what might bethought dumb is what several members wanted to ask but were shy orperhaps had a problem expressing it. Sometimes the answer to yourquestion brings questions in related areas from other members.

We spend little time with administrative action and most talking or work-ing with computers. If you have a computer problem that requires bring-ing in your computer do not hesitate to do that.

In early June, the Club was host to a very successful LAN Party. De-tails of this successful and profitable endeavor will be presented at theSeptember meeting.

The Computer Club has a Web Page that can be accessed at:http://members.cox.net/computerclub/

It can also be accessed from the El Zaribah Web Page link. The Com-puter Club Web Page contains links to other web sites that provide use-ful information for the use of computers. Check these links out and seewhat they offer. Virgil Johnston, Club Sec.


Hi Country Rebels Newest member, Len Wood Jr. shines up his

‘32 roadster for the Prescott Valley Parade

Noble Fred Shaw and Lady Lynn next to one of the 22 new TV/DVD play-

ers the Mobile Nobles gave for each of the children’s rooms last Dec.

...Shrine Clubs...

Mobile Nobles...

Nobles, Lynn and I had a safe and sunny drive back to Edson, Alberta.We stopped in Salt Lake Wed. April 13th, visited the Shriners Children’sHospital and had a wonderful tour of the entire system. Our tour guideswere Wesley Bradley (Chief Procurement Officer), Launa Turnbow, (As-

sociate Dir. of Development) and ElizabethMcCaughey (PR). At this time, I hadthe honor to present another donation checkon behalf of El Zaribah’s Mobile Nobles to theHospital for the orthopedic shoe program.

The pictures are of the presentation, a bedwith the pillow speaker/control and the con-trol on the side bar, and a picture of Noble

Fred Shaw and Lady Lynn next to one of the 22 new TV/DVD players theMobile Nobles gave for each of the children’s rooms last Dec.Yours in the Faith, Fred Shaw, Treas.

Provost...

The Provost Club’s first meeting of the 2011 – 2012 season will beSept. 8th. Please plan to attend. We’ll be discussing and voting on the

new By-Laws.Points to Ponder: “I am learning all the time.

The tombstone will be my diploma” Eartha KittProvost Club Meetings are held the 2nd Thurs-

day of the month. You’re invited to join us in theRed Fez room at 5:00 for dinner and fellowshipprior to the 6:30 pm meeting. Please come join us.

Words of Wisdom: “If you actually look like yourpassport photo, you aren’t well enough to travel”

Sir Vivian FuchsThe Provost Club motto is “Protecting and serving the Shrine” and our

mission is “To provide security at the Temple events and assist the Po-tentate as requested.”

Join us if you’re interested working as security for your Shrine. Pleasecontact Captain Don Obara (480-361-6339). The uniforms will be sup-plied by the Provost Club, you’ll be working with experienced officers andI’m sure you’ll find your participation very rewarding. Scribe, Don Obara, [email protected]

El Zaribah Shrine had a nice presence at the Prescott Valley Parade.The Hi Country Rebels newest member, Len

Wood Jr, showed off his ‘32 Roadster. After theParade, the Hi Country Rebels and Trans-portation Unit had a cookout at Len Wood Sr.home.

Good Parade, good food, and good fellow-ship. Everyone went home happy.

a bed with the pillow speaker/control

and the control on the side bar

hi Country Rebels...

Presentation of a check on behalf of El Zaribah’s Mobile Nobles

to the Hospital for the orthopedic shoe program


Registration for the Bash After the Clash

...Shrine Clubs...

At the Bash After the Clash

White Mountain...

White Mountain Shrine Club participated in the Show Low 4th of JulyParade again this year. We only had 3 members on the trailer, but wewere represented and got a good review. We also held “Worm Races” inMay at the Lion’s Den in Pinetop and at RT’s Black Bull in Show Low Au-gust. They were fun events and we sold some T-Shirts and Vidalia Onionsat the same time.

Upcoming September events are the Show Low Jordan’s Family Cir-cus on Tuesday, Sept. 11th. We’ll be there to welcome attendees at both4:00 and 7:30 pm performances. This is one of our largest fund-raisers onthe mountain.

Most importantly, we have our OV of Ill. Sir Tom Calvin following thePinetop/Lakeside Parade on Saturday, Sept. 24th. The Parade lines up at8:00 behind the Post Office in Pinetop and steps off at 9:00 am. It goesfrom Compass Bank to Blue Ridge High School, about 1 1/4 miles.

This year the OV Luncheon will be held atthe Show Low Elks Lodge about 11:45 am,following the Parade. We’ll have our own bar.Lunch will consist of an 8 oz. Special SirloinSteak with salad, baked potato, ranch beansand a roll. Cost for this will be $18 per personincluding tax and tip. There’ll be large bone-less chicken breasts available for those who prefer white meat instead.The dining room can accommodate over 100 people, so come and enjoythe festivities. Elks Lodge is located at 805 E. Whipple, Show Low.

We also intend to have another “Worm Race” competition at the hos-pitality room following the OV. Rooms are available Fri. & Sat. nights at theDay’s Inn on the Deuce of Clubs, Show Low, through PP Jack Garrett,Recorder, [email protected], or (602-231-0300). Rates are$65.46 per night including tax. Get your reservations in now.

Come and enjoy our cool weather! Dick Doane, Prez

Yuma Foothills...

For information: Pres. Gary Steeves (307-689-0774).One Club member we’re justly proud of is Most Worshipful Jack An-

derson, Past Grand Master of Montana, plus he is an AH-SO-GRATEhamburger griller in our Shriner Diners Unit!Most Worshipful Jack’s one of the 21 mem-bers of the Board of Directors for the GeorgeWashington Masonic Memorial in Alexandria,VA. Only Past Grand Masters are eligible forthis office. The Pres. of this Board whom I’mprivileged to know is Anthony “Tony” Ward-low, Past Pote of Ben Ali Shrine Temple and Past Grand Master of CA.

George Washington was made a Mason in Fredericksburg Lodge Nov.4, 1752, passed to the Degree of Fellow-Craft Mar. 3, 1753 and raised tothe Sublime Degree of Master Mason Aug. 4, 1753.

Brother Washington is the Hero who as General led our troops in thelong difficult war against the British giving us freedom and these UnitedStates.

On April 30, 1789 with his right hand raised and his left hand restingupon a Holy Bible borrowed from St. John’s Masonic Lodge, BrotherWashington was inaugurated as our first President while also holding of-fice as the Worshipful Master of Alexandria Masonic Lodge. After his deaththe Lodge was renamed Alexandria Washington Lodge No. 22 by theGrand Lodge of VA.

Most Worshipful Jack Anderson advises, “All Mason’s should visit andsupport this Memorial to THE FATHER OF OUR COUNTRY!”

For more interesting Masonic information, see “George WashingtonMasonic Memorial” on the web.

Note: Our snowbird Nobles are arriving back in Yuma Daily. May thegood Lord help us to serve needy children!

IT’S GRAND TO BE A SHRINER! Joe Elleard, news writer

Zane Grey...

Zane Grey Shrine Club had their monthly meetings in June and Julywith a good turnout. On Aug. 19th, we had our annual Golf Tournament. August 20th after the Rodeo Parade, we hadour OV, hosted by Dean Bulkley and LadyOrabelle at their home. We hope to have pic-tures of these events in the October ArabianTales.

We’ve had a great summer and are readyfor El Zaribah’s Unit/Club, Stated Meetings and other activities starting inSeptember.

The Zane Grey Shrine Club monthly dinner and meeting is on the 3rdWednesday of each month at 5:30 pm at Tiny’s Restaurant, Payson, 600E. Highway 260. Dress is casual with Fez. Social Hour is from 5-6 pm, fol-lowed by dinner and then the meeting.

When you want to escape the hustle of the Valley or need to get awayand relax, come to Payson for some small town hospitality. Payson is just1 1/2 hours northeast of Phoenix on highway 87 in the beautiful Rim Coun-try of Central Arizona.

Please join us if you’re in Payson when the Zane Grey SC is meeting.

Ill. Sir Tom Calvin would like to thank the following Nobles and Ladies who donated $100or more to the Shrine Circus, thereby becoming CIRCuS VIP MEMBERS:

Nancy Bossert Kenneth G Lyberg Gary D Stewart Mary Lou Salyer

James J Pate Michael J Osland Leon D Bess Michael T Butler

Mark L Brown Charles E Hudson James A Tollefson Bruce A Helm

Thomas G Drey James G Thomas Jill Thomas H Dean Bulkley

Burton Kruglick Robert W Neely III Robert W Mead Don A Hettervik

Richard Fasano Phoenix Scottish Rite James C Reid III Jack M Garrett, PP

Jack M Wade Michael Meier Burel D Carney Michael Simonson

Michael Clarke Jack F McCleary John R Hayes J “Hut” Hutson

Kenneth M Noll Carl B Warren Sandy Hangleitner Jean Glover

Robert C Gregory W R LaVerne Russell Hinkle, PP Robert Drizigacker

Kenneth P Braun Lanny B Kee Richard C Wall Vernon G Robins

William L Baran Douglas B Skowron David L Curry Ronald C Butler

Franklin A Vasos Robert N Moore Jeffrey A Cutler Paul “Pat” Brendle

Wendell W Rote, Jr James A Osman, Jr Ron Randleman, PP James G Miller, PP

Eldred Johnson Philip Houghton, PP Kenneth D Simon Ronald B Miller

Charlie C Johnson


...Circus Dads & Moms...

Acheson, F JohnAlvestad, Richard CAmick, Paul DBabbitt, Chuck TBabcock, William EBabcock, William LBaker, William ABaldwin, Robert EBarlow, Ernest LBarnes, William EBarnhart, John PBartlett, Malcolm JBauman, Richard DBecker, MathisBeffel, Robert RBehl, Michael JBell, Richard BBennett, Fred LBennett, Robert SBeresic, John IBernhardt, Donn EBielsky, Alfred GBobo, Wayne LBohlman, Herbert MBolton, Christopher DBolvin, Herbert EBradley, James PBristol, Charles PBritton, Paul DBrooker, Rodney RBrooks, John MButler, Gary HCabrera, Manuel VCalvin, Thomas WCantrell, H DeanCardona, TomCarpenter, Peter RCarroll, GenieceCase, NormanCastleman, William D

Christy, Martin LClaxton, MargareteClay, PriscillaCohen, Lance ACook, Jack ECooper, Terry LCostes, Richard BCronin, James ACunningham, David BCurry, Gregg MCutler, William RDahl, Harvey ODavis, Philip RDeMarchand, MichaelDemmon, Wesley IDePape, Charles NDeRosa, Francis DDye, Alan SElmasian, EdwardElvers, Paul WFain, Norman W IIFellows, Ralph MFenno, Michael DFiebig, Harry GFlom, Maynard JFoncannon, Ronald WFrantz, Alvin CFrench, Donald CFry, Harry GFrye, Don EGammel, Walter AGarrett, VadaGenet, Robert IGibboney, M DeanGillespie, HerbertGoodman, James FGough, NormanGranville, A MartinGraves, Robert EGray, Robert J Jr

Green, Charles DGreenwell, CarlGrenz, MichaelGrice, Raymond EGrimm, Junior HGruhlke, DeeGumbert, William RGunther, Russell J PPHagan, Alfred JHale, Jack DHaley, Billy RHampton, Jerry LHansen, Gordon H PPHarkleroad, Gregory PHarman, LeRoy LHarpham, Virgil LHarris, Roy H IIIHarter, Richard MHartrick, Alan LHatton, Michael PHawkins, Carldon SHawkins, KevinHawkinson, Wayne EHayduke, Nicholas DHeenan, William DHendricks, Robert JHepburn, William THeskett, John FHill, Gilbert DHineman, BarbaraHolz, John CHonea, John RHops, Robert GHorn, Thomas RHovde, Phillip CHuddleston, Henry WHulse, Richard RHunt, Edward EIsaacs, Joan James, Loren J

Joerding, DorothyJohnson, Barry DJohnson, Clelland WJohnson, Henry WJohnston, Virgil LJones, John DKalasountas, George PKarnes, Kenneth RKelly, Walter CKentz, Donald RKey, Richard EKiburz, Richard D SrKilbourn, Jack EKoonce, Gene KKoontz, Robert GKukal, James LKuropkat, Robert ALaBell, Bruce ILaBell, Fred ILaBell, Steven PLaFave, KELanford, David JLang, Carl DLeClair, John ALeon, Charles RLewis, Charles FLipert, Harry F JrLoftus, Robert WLongenecker, William FLonoff, Kenneth GLovelady, Jerry ALowry, David ALueck, Mark WMacCleary, Merle DMacMillan, BillMadsen, Lawrence SMalanfant, Lawrence GMallette, Forrest DMalmgren, Ralph AManke, Theodore R

Martin, MarionMatheny, Joseph LMather, George SMavroudis, John AMay, Donald RMayette, Charles EMcCoy, Charles WMcCullough, Paul KMcHugh, Joseph KMcNichols, John PMcQueen, G MichaelMead, JFMeighan, Robert JMetcalf, William TMiller, James G JrMitchell, Kenneth LMoore, M Kent MDMoulder, James HMoyer, Warren MMueller, Fritz PMullins, Trudy Mundy, Aubrey JMunroe, Richard CMurphy, T HardyMusgrave, James ANafziger, James ANeal, Ronald RNeely, Willard RNelson, Paul DNicholson, Roger T SrNiziolek, Gerald DOdom, Jesse MPacker, Ralph VPapa, Ken MPaselk, Fred WPembroke, Daniel J JrPerea, Erminio MPeterson, Richard IPhillips, O MelvinPitts, James EPledger, Jack RPlummer, EM

Poage, James APoulson, Ronald SPritchett, Bonnie EPrust, Zenas APutnam, Merrill D PPRamirez, Jose SRash, Alan VReece, James CReid, Thomas AResnikoff, Harold JRich, Peter JRichards, Thane MRickard, Thomas ERinehart, James ERivetna, Phiroz DRoberts, Jack HRobinson, James SRogers, Frederick MRosson, Wade HRumsey, Dale MRussell, Richard H PPRye, Robert BSahadi, Daniel CSailor, Loren TSammarco, Victor HSands, Andrew RSanford, Gerald DScarborough, Joe ASchenk, Olin HSchwarz, Edward ASchweitzer, Harold PScrimager, David ASeff, Michael RSeplak, Keith MSharpe, Norman RSheldon, Thomas ESherburne, Earl L JrSherman, Seymour JSillyman, Wayne FSilvis, Duane CSimes, Arthur FSmethurst, Floyd L

ALPHABETICAL CIRCuS DADS/MOMS AS OF 08/20/11: Smith, Darrell D MDSmith, Guy L JrSnider, Richard A MDSpaulding, Philip LSpooler, John DSt John, John LStanton, Jack EStaweke, Harold JStewart, Ray HStewart, Will J IIIStoddard, Willis JStouffer, Clarence AStringfellow, Charles ESwan, Ronald ESweetman, Thomas BTaylor, George CTench, James NTerrell, Amos EThompson, Twile OTurney, Arthur RUpton, Robert DVoight, WallyWadsworth, Brian OWard, Dillis EWashum, Donald LWatkins, Don RWeatherly, Carl GWeber, Roger LWessler, Edward DWhitaker, Richard DWhite, JudyWhite, Milton EWhite, Robert EWhite, Sherwin SWhite, Wilkie EWickham, Glenn EWidener, Leland DWilcox, JewellWilliamson, William HWoodfill, Gary DYacoub, Shaker

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...Ladies Organizations...

Aramel...

Aramel will be meeting on the 3rd Wednesday of each month begin-ning Sept. 21st at 11:30 am at the Shrine Center.

There are many MANY Ladies involved with various organizations atthe Shrine Center who, we feel, in honor to their husband’s many hoursof work for the children, would like to continue being involved. This is oneway - maybe the BEST way - to stay involved!

We meet once each month (except June, July and August). Please callPres. Joy Weaver (480-926-6809), VP Bonnie Kennington (602-995-3094) or Treas. Julia Ayers (623-476-5994) to make a reservation forlunch with the Aramel Ladies. Let us hear from you! Please come joinAramel and bring some exciting ideas.

For those of you who may not know, Past Potentate Paul Younkerstarted our Aramel Club and Lady Alice belonged for many years. We feelhe would be proud to know HIS Club is still functioning!

Qadesh Temple No. 35 would like to announce that membership in ourOrder has been extended to include young women of 18 years of agewho are majority members in good standing of a Masonic related organ-ization for girls.

We’ll be holding a Prospective Princess Party at the home of BobbieBalthazor, Past Queen, on Saturday, September 24th, from 1:00-3:00 pmand the dress is casual (no jeans, please). The address is 5915 EWoodridge Drive, Scottsdale. Please call Bobbie (602-237-5526) by Sept.20th for reservations.

We had an enjoyable trip to our Supreme Session in Tampa, FL. Thetour of our Shriners Hospital was inspiring and enjoyable. We also re-ceived Five Supreme Appointees for the ensuing year. Queen Betty Ann Stockton

Daughters of the Nile...

It’s been a long, hot summer but we’re back and ready to start work-ing for the KIDS!

We started our summer with a really successful golf tournament, thentraveled to Sarasota, FL, for our annual Grand Council meet - what awonderful time we had there. Now, we’re done with three months of “dark”time and are raring to go!

Our first Court meeting is Sept. 26th at El Zaribah Shrine. We servedinner at 5:30 followed by Court at 7 pm.

On October 9th we’ll hold our Fall Membership Tea at 2 pm at ElZaribah. If your Lady hasn’t joined LOS yet, be sure to encourage her tocontact one of our members so she can join us in the fun of working forthe children. Our Ceremonial, where we induct our new Candidates, willbe held November 19th. More about that in a later issue.

We’re going to Portland, OR, for our annual Western Area Unit Meet(WAOUM). We always have a marvelous time at this meet; it’s a chanceto catch up with friends around the country and pick up new and differ-ent ideas about how to help the KIDS!

We have a couple of GREAT fund-raisers you’ll definitely want to takeadvantage of! First is an awesome opportunity to own $500 by spendingonly $5 per ticket. AND we still have some of wonderful LOS Cookbooksfor sale for only $15 apiece. We’ve had wonderful feedback on these andif you don’t already have one, see any LOS member and she’ll either getone for you or tell you who to talk to in order to get one. They make won-derful gifts!!!

Our thoughts and prayers are with those who are ill and have lostloved ones. HUGS, Lady Janet Mielke, High Priestess, 2011-12

Ladies Oriental shrine...

Calling All Widows Of Shriners

Are You Interested in Meeting Other Shrine Widows?Are You Interesting in Having a Good Time?

Are You Interested in Good Food?Come to the Aramel Widows Lunch

September 21st11:30 am at the Shrine Center

For Reservations:Pres. Joy Weaver 480-926-6809

VP Bonnie Kennington 602-995-6809

Treas. Julia Ayers 623-476-5994


...Noble of the Month, Clinic News & Transportation Donations...

Most of you are aware that the 2009 Shrine Imperial Session passeda resolution to start accepting third party pay (insurance) to reduce the gapbetween revenue and expenses in our hospital system. Shriners Hospi-tals for Children have worked very hard these past 2 years to implementthis. In order to fully implement this strategy, it’s necessary for ShrinersHospitals for Children to inform the patient/family that their insurancemight require a co-pay and deductible (first party pay) and make a rea-sonable attempt to collect said payments. A resolution was passed at the2011 Imperial Session to allow Shriners Hospitals for Children to proceedwith first party pay as it relates to insurance payments.

This is a significant change to the way Shriners Hospitals for Childrenhave operated over the years and could affect approximately 1/3 of ourpatients. This change in strategy is necessary to insure the health of ourhospital system for years to come. The mission of Shriners Hospitals forChildren hasn’t changed - that of providing the highest quality care to chil-dren with neuromusculoskeletal conditions, burn injuries and other spe-cial healthcare needs within a compassionate family-centeredenvironment. We’ll continue to carry out this mission without regard torace, color, creed, sex or sect, disability, national origin or ability of thepatient or family to pay.

Please contact a Divan member or me if you have any questions con-cerning this subject. Jim Miller, PP, Hospital Chairman

Clinic News...

intermountain unit News...

Transportation Donations...

In Memory of Ormand EskewYavapai County Shrine Club

In Memory of Bruce WhiteMills Mechanical Inc

In Memory of Bud SweetLake Havasu Shrine Club

Born in IL, Pat McNichols graduated with a degree in OccupationalSafety Engineering. He worked for Lumberman’s Underwriting as a Dis-trict Engineer after college and took a transfer to the Valley in 1984. Pataccepted a position with CNA Insurance in ‘90 and worked his way up tohis current position, Asst. VP of Risk Control. His territory’s the WesternUS working with a wide range of companies to minimize fire loss and em-ployee injury. He’s a Certified Professional Environmental Auditor andConstruction Risk Insurance Specialist. He’s also a member of the Amer-ican Society of Safety Engineers.

Pat’s been married to his lovely wife Miki for the past 22 years. You canalso see Miki spending many hours around El Zaribah working with dif-ferent fund-raisers and helping set up various brunches, etc.

Pat’s a member of Thunderbird Lodge #15 and joined El Zaribah atLake Havasu in 2006. He’s a member of Desert Chariots, Pres. of Sand-baggers Golf Club, has been the Shriners Golf Classic Chairman for thepast 2 years and currently serves as a Pote’s Exec. Aide. He’s been work-ing on the 2011 Tournament and “Bash After The Clash.” Pat can alwaysbe found around El Zaribah helping where he can with the many func-tions we have. Please join me in congratulating Pat McNichols as Shrinerof the Month.

Noble of The MoNTh - PAT McNichols In Memory of Barbara FreemanGilda Malmgren Carol A. Hamburger

In Memory of Judy HooverDoris Griffith

In Memory of Ken IrwinWilliam & Patricia Betzolt Marderos & Susan NersesianFrancine Bailey David & Koni AdamsCarl & Carol Kitzinger William D. MartinoJohn & Joyce Calvelli Ronald & Therese CondroskiKristen Kircher Amelia BennaGary & Tina Frey Paul & Doreen NiemiScott Bruss Beeler Construction, INCTom & Mary Sabourin Mark & Mary WilliamsKatheryn & David Andrea Clarence & Catherine NiemiPatricia & James AlthausNeves #27, Royal Order of Jesterettes

In Memory of Lewis RowePhoenicia Lodge #58 F&AM

In Memory of David R. DouglassPhoenicia Lodge #58 F&AM

In Honor of Cheryl StolzeDon and Shirley Hettervik

Junior & Margaret Grimm Sun LifeLake Havasu Shrine Club Roadhaven Sq. & Compass ClubAZ Community Foundation Director’s StaffINTEL Volunteer Grant Program Yavapai Shrine Club

SHRINERS HOSPITALS FOR CHILDREN SALT LAKE CITY

WELCOMES NEW BOARD MEMBER

Every day Shriners Hospitals for Children Salt Lake City treats childrenwith pediatric orthopaedic conditions, regardless of their ability to pay,thanks largely to the hard work and support of the Shriners InternationalMasonic fraternity.

The hospital’s Board of Governors is comprised of Shriners from thevarious regions the hospital servers, all whom volunteer their time and re-sources to help the hospital exceed its expectations and provide qualitycare.

This year the hospital board is pleased to welcome a new member,David Polner of El Zaribah Temple, Phoenix, AZ. Polner is intimately in-volved with the medical community—he is a nurse anesthetist who hopeshis knowledge of the evolving medical world will bring something extra tothe board.

“I want to serve the Shriners the best I can,” said Polner. As a boardmember he hopes to become involved in the infrastructure of how thehospital works, and discover where help may be needed.

Polner’s been a Shriner for 31 years, along with his father and broth-ers, “it’s familial,” he says. In addition to being a practicing nurse anes-thetist and the president of the Association of Veteran Affairs NurseAnesthetists, Polner’s involved in the Transportation Fund, was in theArmy for 21 years and is the co-chair of Clothe-A-Child, which provideshomeless children with $75-100 worth of clothes for Christmas.

Hospital board members are elected as positions become available.Once elected by their local chapter leadership and approved by the board,they can serve up to three, three year terms.


...Circus Bike Thanks & Apology...

Sept 17 Shrine Circus TBA

Sept 24 Pinetop 8:30

Oct 15 Lake Havasu 9:00

Nov 11 Tempe VA 9:00

Nov 12 Anthem VA 8:00

Nov 19 Gilbert 7:00

Nov 26 Florence 8:00

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Illustrious Sir Tom:I’d like to make a public apology to you and all of El Zaribah’s Nobil-

ity for the indiscretion of my Ford Mustang parking in the Potentate’sParking Spot on the night of our May Stated Meeting.

While I believe I’ve not had a problem relinquishing the gavel and em-bracing the fact I’m now a Past Potentate, it appears my Mustang is hav-ing some problems relinquishing the Potentate’s Parking Spot. I’ve takenit upon myself to severely reprimand my car for its actions, however I be-lieve my reprimand might have fallen on deaf ears.

I also recognize my car required some assistance in moving your carout of the way so it could get into the Pote’s Spot. While I don’t have anydefinite facts to confirm who assisted my car, I suspect some of our No-bles (Culinary) decided this might be a good practical joke to pull on thetwo of us. I admit I found it rather amusing, but also realize I have to tryto get control of my car in the future (although I can’t guarantee it).

I hope you’ll accept this apology and forgive my car for its indiscretion.I know you also found the event to be humorous, as we both got a goodlaugh out of it, but I’ll attempt to keep my car under control in the future.Can you FEEL the love?Yours in the Faith, Jim Miller, Past Potentate

Parking Apology...

On behalf of myself, Chief Rabban Hut Hutson, and all theDivan members, we want to thank the below listed Units andClubs for the donation given to help purchase 2011 ShrineCircus bicycles.

Also, special thanks goes to Jim Pitts and crew for pickingup the bikes at Luke Air Force Base.

Last year, I forgot to mention that Doris Griffith donatedthree bicycles for the 2010 Circus. Sorry about that, Doris.

Mounted Patrol PatrolLegion of Honor GreetersTransportation El DulabsProvost Temple GuardDonation of $100.00

J. “Hut” Hutson, Chief Rabban, Circus SponsorJack Garrett, PP, Recorder, Circus Director

Circus bicycle Thanks...

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At the April Ceremonial


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...Night of the Child...

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The Night of the Child continues to move along with an excitingnight planned for November 12th. Destry Jetton, Channel 12 AZ Mid-day, will be back as our Emcee for the evening. She started her broad-casting career interning in the Channel 12 newsroom and made careerstops in St. Joseph, MO, Waco, TX and most recently in Tucson, AZ.She’s done everything from being her own cameraperson and editor,to anchoring morning and evening newscasts, with some of her bestreporting on children’s issues.

Our special guest speaker will be Jerry Moyes, CEO and founderof Swift Transportation Company. Founded in 1966, Swift Trans-portation is the nation’s largest truckload carrier and provides Best-in-Class transportation services to its customers, many of whom are thenation’s largest retailers. Swift Transportation’s 16,000 award-winningprofessional truck drivers safely travel millions of miles each week de-livering freight. Along with Swift, Jerry and his family are actively en-gaged in organizations that include the West Valley Child CrisisCenter, Special Olympics, Boys & Girls Clubs, and UMOM, as well asa private scholarship program.

2011 shriners Night of the Child...In addition, Congressman Trent Franks will be back to welcome us

in that evening. He might even have a surprise for us.Our night promises to be a busy and exciting night with dinner, raf-

fles and blitz’s, silent and live auction and a great video show on whatwe do to help the Shriner’s kids. At this time, we’re working on someother surprises to help make your night a wonderful evening to re-member.

We’re sold out on the $300 and Individual tables but do have tablesat the $600 and $2500 level available. If interested in being on a wait-ing list for the $300 table, please email Mick Degn [email protected] or call 602-312-4554. All tables are seating for8 with the exception of the $2500 tables, which are for 10.

Our web site for the Benefit is: www.NightOfTheChild.org. You canalso go to this clip and see a great song that was done at last year’sBenefit, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHJAqVfPgLo

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me (602-312-4554) or any of the Committee members and THANK YOU forbeing a part of our great Benefit. It’s going to be a great year and a lotof fun.Mick Degn, “The Night of the Child” [email protected]


...Shrine Golf Classic Photos...


...Mounted Patrol Spring Ride Photos...

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Lee Fults Jean Glover Marilyn Fults, Cindy Lueck & Cindy Peters

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