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The Official Publication of the El Zaribah Shriners Phoenix, Arizona

19th Annual CornFestand Arts & Crafts Fair

Presented byEl Zaribah Shrine

August 28th & 29th10 am to 4 pm Saturday & Sunday

� Delicious Meal with a HOT Ear of Sweet Corn on the CobFood Tickets - $7.00 in advance $8.00 at the doorKids under 8 - $5.00 at the door

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FROM THE POTENTATENobles and Ladies, we’re

about to end our first half ofthe year as we prepare forsummer. Many of our win-ter visitors have headedhome and many will headnorth to the mountains forthe summer. While our ac-tivity slows down, we don’tstop. We take the opportu-nity to review what we’vedone, our plans for coming

months and prepare for a strong finish to the year.The first half of the year has been extremely busyand we culminated last month with a celebrationat WSA. What a turnout by the El Zaribah Nobil-ity. They made an impressive showing at the con-vention with everyone pitching in to make asuccessful event. It was great to see this kind ofteamwork to support our Temple. We had an im-pressive event and it was thanks to you for mak-ing it happen.

During the summer we’ll attend the GrandLodge session and participate in Imperial to stayabreast of the happenings in both organizations.Local events will include our fish fries, ice creamsocial, Parades, Munds Park weekend for theMounted Patrol, Temple Guard and DirectorsStaff. August includes an annual outing toPayson for a Parade and OV and our CornFest.We can always use help at the CornFest and sug-gest you let Mark Lueck know when you’ll beable to help.

During the first half of the year, we imple-mented new leadership items into our officertraining and orientation. A follow-up sessionwith one of our Imperial Instructors, Mike Cle-venger, will be held May 15th. This is one youdon’t want to miss. We also implemented a Noblerecognition program, giving us a chance to honorsome Nobles who may not normally get recog-nized. We’ve worked very hard to control ourspending in an effort to stay within our incomethat’s reduced due to some tough economic times.Our Parade participation’s been at a very highlevel, with at least 80 Nobles at each Parade andachieving a high of 120. We also brought home acouple of nice awards. Our Units and Clubs areworking together to make our Temple achievesome good results. It makes me proud of our or-ganization to see the excitement we have, good at-

tendance at the Unit Head meetings and the RedFez room busy so many nights of the week.

This fall, we start off with our CornFest in Au-gust, which provides a great op-portunity to share in a fund-raiserfor the Temple and have a goodtime. September provides uswith an opportunity to travel toSalt Lake City for a visit to ourhospital. If you’ve not been, youshouldn’t miss this chance. Wefollow up with our Circus, whichis another opportunity to show-case our organization and thethings we do. We’ll be travelingagain with an OV and Parade inShow Low. This is followed withthe Potentate’s Trip to the North-east in October. It doesn’t slowdown any as we have our Ceremonial in Havasu,our Night of the Child event in November andmany more events. Keep your eyes on the EZwebsite (www.el-zaribah.org) for other events foryour entertainment pleasure and late year hap-penings.

This past month, we were able to travel toYuma to see the two Yuma Clubs working to-gether to showcase the Shrine by working at theYuma County Fair. They do a great job in theirlocal community. The Mounted Patrol put to-gether another Great Ride at EZ Ranch and wethank them for their hard work. At the same time,the Shrine Clubs from the Prescott area put on an-other great golf tournament. The Temple Guardand Hillbillies combined for a nice outing inScottsdale that was well attended and enjoyed byall. The Motorcycles had two successful fund-raisers including the Swap Meet at the Shrine andthe Bowling Palooza.

Lady Ronda’s been working hard on her fund-raiser with the Hospital Quilt and appreciates thedonations many of you made. She’ll use themoney to sponsor an event for our Hospital Chil-dren in December, during the Christmas season.So far this spring, we’ve seen a lot of Shriners stepup to meet many new challenges and it’s excitingto see the participation. You can’t say enoughabout the good things that happen in this organi-zation. It’s all done through Teamwork, becauseTogether We Can Make a Difference.Yours in the faith, Phil Houghton, Potentate 2010

EL ZARIBAH LIVING POTENTATES1985 - A. MARSHALL AUSTIN II 1995 - CHARLES J. KREBS 2004 - LARRY A. KESSELRING1989 - DONALD D. MEINERSHAGEN 1997 - DONALD H. CLAXTON 2006 - DAVID C. HUMPHREY1990 - GEORGE D. DEITRICH 1998 - E.M. MONTY FOX 2007 - RUSSELL GUNTHER1991 - RONALD E. RANDLEMAN 2000 - DOUGLAS H. KURBAT 2008 - DAVID T. POLNER1992 - RICHARD H. RUSSELL 2001 - LEO R. BALTHAZOR 2009 - JAMES G. MILLER1994 - JACK M. GARRETT 2002 - JAMES L. WILLITTES 2010 - PHILIP W. HOUGHTON

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The stated sessions of El Zaribah Temple shall be held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month, exceptJanuary, June, July and August.

FERNANDO’S CHOICE OF ENTREEDINNER 5:30pm STATED MEETING 7pm

At our Auditorium: 552 North 40th Street * (602) 231-0300 or (602) 231-8733 Red FezPhil Houghton, Potentate Paul R. Reynolds, Recorder

ELECTED DIVANPOTENTATEPhil Houghton H 480-539-5939 CHIEF RABBANTom Calvin H 480-897-4263ASSISTANT RABBAN“Hut” Hutson H 480-897-6913HIGH PRIEST & PROPHETEd Stolze H 623-322-5930ORIENTAL GUIDEGerald Massey H 623-229-0545TREASURERNate E. Boyer H 602-944-9596RECORDER 1-800-784-6980 Paul R. Reynolds H 480-988-0866

APPOINTED DIVANFIRST CEREMONIAL MASTER

Alan Dye H 480-759-5361SECOND CEREMONIAL MASTER

Chris Hagenian H 602-881-8651 TEMPLE MARSHAL

John Poth H 480-947-9736TEMPLE DIRECTOR

Bill Enloe H 480-270-4985CAPTAIN OF THE GUARD

Jasper Nichols H 480-657-0272OUTER GUARD

Art Nehill H 602-864-8323CHAPLAIN

Sanford Wax H 623-412-1117

DIVAN REPRESENTATIVESPhil Houghton H 480-539-5939Tom Calvin H 480-897-4263

“Hut” Hutson H 480-897-6913

HOSPITAL COMMITTEEDave Scrimager H 602-439-3211

Tom Sheldon, Clinics H 480-899-3854

BOARD OF GOVERNORSSHRINERS HOSPITALS

FOR CHILDRENJohn Hayes, M.D. Los AngelesJim Grone Los AngelesCharles R. Leon Salt Lake CityDave Scrimager Salt Lake City

PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIRMANRick Fasano H 623-414-0990

PUBLIC RELATIONS CONSULTANTHardy Murphy H: 602-993-7360

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

STATED MEETINGWILL BE HELD

TUESDAY,MAY 11

& Wednesday,

SEPTEMBER 8

FISH FRY PRICE INCREASED TO $10 PER PERSON

MAY 1 - MTD PATROL SPRING ROUND-UP

MAY 2 - MTD PATROL SPRING ROUND-UP

MAY 4 - UNIT HEAD MEETINGMAY 7 - FISH FRY 5:30 - 8:30 PM

MAY 8 - BIG NITE 5:00 PM

MAY 9 - MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCHMAY 11 - STATED MEETINGMAY 14 - PHX CLINIC - SLC

MAY 15 - LEADERSHIP TRAINING CLASSMAY 21 - FISH FRY 5:30 - 8:30 PM

JUNE 4 - PHX CLINIC - LAJUNE 4 - FISH FRY 5:30 - 8:30 PM

JUNE 18 - FISH FRY 5:30 - 8:30 PM

JUNE 19 - PRESCOTT VALLEY PARADE 8:00 AM

JULY 4 - 8 - IMPERIAL SESSION - TORONTO

JULY 9 - PHX CLINIC - SLCJULY 16 - FISH FRY 5:30 - 8:30 PM

JULY 30 - 31 - MUNDS PARK WEEKEND

AUGUST 6 - KINGMAN/BULLHEAD OVAUGUST 6 - FISH FRY 5:30 - 8:30 PM

AUGUST 20 - FISH FRY 5:30 - 8:30 PM

AUGUST 21 - PAYSON PARADE 8:00 AM

AUGUST 28 - 29 - CORNFEST

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IMPORTANT EVENTS

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ASSISTANT RABBAN

Everyone had a great time at Apache Wells Shrine Club’sPitchfork Fondue. If you’ve never been there, it’s quite a treatseeing steaks cooked on a pitchfork.

April was a busy month. We had a great Easter Brunch. Thekids loved the Easter Egg Hunt. Then right back into planningfor WSA, which was here before we knew it. We had a greatturnout, over 300 Nobles and their ladies. One of the highlightswas the picnic down at the lake. We had a lot of participationfor the Parade down Mill Ave. This has taken a lot of work andThank You to everyone who helped make it a big success.Everyone really enjoyed themselves.

The Mounted Patrol had their Spring Ride, which seems toget bigger and better every year. If you’ve never been to EZRanch for a Mounted Patrol weekend, you don’t know whatyou’re missing. You don’t have to ride to have a lot of fun.

May’s going to be a busy month also. We have our wonder-ful, elegant Mother’s Day Brunch along with a couple of FishFries and Big Nite. Big Nite’s where everyone has a fantasticmeal and tries to win a lot of money.

Even though we’ll be dark for the next few months, we’ll bebusy - Five Fish Fries, three Parades and the CornFest. A lot ofus will be going to Toronto for the Imperial Session. So have aGREAT SUMMER! Yours in the Faith, Hut Hutson

ORIENTAL GUIDE

So far this year’s gone by fast, and I can hardly believe we’realmost at the half way mark! I’m looking forward to slowingdown for a few of the “dark months,“ regrouping and preparingfor the second half!

As previously reported, Janet and I attended Imperial’s Ori-ental Guide’s Course, which was amazing! I sincerely wish wecould get more of the Nobility to go to this incredible course.We also attended the LOS and Nile Installations and welcomeour new High Priestess Linda DuBois and Queen Sandi Benekeand wish them both best wishes for a prosperous year. Motor-cycles were extremely busy with their Motorcycle Show andSwap Meet. We also had a great time at their Bowl-a-Palooza. Idon’t think I’ve ever had a better steak than I had at the ApacheWells Pitchfork Fondue! If you’ve not attended this event, you’remissing out! WSA was a huge success. We couldn’t havepulled off such a huge task without all of you. And by the timethis comes out, the Mounted Patrol will have just finished theirSpring Round-Up.

Looking forward into May, our Mother’s Day Brunch is the 9th,and our Stated Meeting will be on Tuesday May 11th to assist inaccommodating the Scottish Rite and their Reunion, then on toa few months off.

Please be safe this summer, we’ll be looking forward to see-ing you back at the Shrine to kick off the second half of the yearat the CornFest Aug 28-29th. If you know of anyone interestedin a booth at CornFest, please contact the Chairman, MarkLueck.

Thank you all for making WSA and the rest of the first half ofthe year a huge success! Gerry Massey, Oriental Guide

Parade Chairman Jim Pitts receives a photo from Fred Wulff at the February Stated Meeting

FROM THE TREASURER

Greetings from the Bucket closet. Still all good news from thebucket closet as we maintain a healthy balance in our restrictedaccounts, and keeping a black ink, positive balance in our Gen-eral Operations Accounts. Come to the Stated Meeting to hearthe actual amounts.

Sometimes in the Shrine Center Office we get asked ques-tions about how to donate money and how do they assure them-selves it will go where the person wants it to go. Simply put, itwill go wherever you want it to go without question. Simplymake out the check to whatever fund you want it to go to and,rest assured, your wishes will be done. If you have a questionabout the actual, correct name to put on the check, just call theOffice and we’ll explain or guide you.

Although we do get some donations from outsiders, the ma-jority of the funds we receive for operations and hospital ex-penses come from Shriners and their families. From everyoneinvolved in operating, maintaining, and governing your Templeand all related Shrine activities - THANK YOU for all you do.

Speaking of thank you’s, if you haven’t been to a Stated Meet-ing for the last three months, you may not be aware of some-thing the Divan’s doing to recognize Nobles who’ve gone aboveand beyond the normal duties as a Shriner. To recognize, andshow appreciation to these Nobles, the Pote has been present-ing a beautiful statue to an individual Shriner each month. Thestatue’s about a foot tall and is a paper-man holding out hishand and showing you a copy of the USA Today paper with theheadlines, “SUPER SHRINER” and then the name of the indi-vidual underneath.

It makes a nice addition to any shelf and hopefully theShriners receiving this award will appreciate it as much as we allappreciate what they do. Come to the meetings to see who thenext deserving recipient will be.

Since this will be the last issue till fall, I wish you all a happy,safe, and healthy summer break. Sincerely, the Bucket Man


Nobles, the summer months are fastapproaching and our Shrine has en-joyed many great functions. First andforemost was WSA, with many activi-ties planned and enjoyed.

Onions, from what I hear, will behere the beginning of May. Plan onpicking them up as soon as possibleafter they arrive.

The 136th Imperial Session’s inToronto July 4th-8th and our Potentate will be going over thecall with all of us, so you can tell your Representatives yourfeelings on any and all items coming up for a vote.

Shortly after Imperial comes our CornFest in August, thenour Shrine Circus in September. This is a major fund-raiserfor the Shrine’s General Fund. Please plan on being thereand being active. PP Jack Garrett needs all the help he canget to make this Circus a success.

October brings the Pote’s Trip to New England andCanada. We’ll again be giving flu shots in October, so makeyour appointments now.

All this activity, plus the various Unit and Club eventsplanned, will mean a fun-filled summer and fall. Please getbehind these projects that generate funds for our Templeand camaraderie for our Nobles! We’re also in need of freshnew ideas for fund-raising projects and events. Just let anyDivan member know your ideas!

As I’ve said before, Membership is our big opportunity. Allof us must get behind our Membership Chairman and givehim the help he needs. Again, it’s our duty to get every newShriner active or we lose him in short order. Fourteen newNobles came in during WSA, so visit with them and invitethem to your Club or Unit, but whatever you do, please helpthem become active. We need to help our rental agent obtain rentals for ourShrine as well. Some of us might know an outside organi-zation or individual who needs a facility to hold a function.We also need individuals to call on Shriners who are nolonger as active as they were and tell them thanks for theirpast efforts and that we’re still thinking of them. And let’spray that every day, the Black Camel stays away from ourdoor.Yours in the Faith, Paul Reynolds, Recorder

RECORDER'S MESSAGE

IMPORTANT ~ PLEASE NOTE!!! WE HAVE NEW E-MAIL ADDRESSES!

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Noble of the Month Dale KregerWe step outside our local area to

honor a Noble who was nominated forservice to the organization. Dale joinedthe Shrine just over 10 years ago andjoined the Lodge just prior to that. He’sserved as Rainbow Dad in his area,Master of Yuma Lodge in ‘05 and had avery active year raising 18 Master Ma-sons, helping his Lodge receive the Builders Award. Dalecontinues to be active helping with fundraising and aware-ness events, filling the job as a mentor and coach for newMasons and coordinating events between the Lodge andShrine Club. During our Feb. visit to Yuma, Dale worked tosecure a food booth shared by the Shrine Club and Lodge,for the Silver Spur Rodeo.

Dale took over Club Pres. early last year after the untimelypassing of John Greener. Dale continues to be active in allevents and is working to promote activities between theYuma and Yuma Foothills SCs. At the Yuma County Fair, allwere working side by side in the fair food booth. While Dalewas organizing and working the booth, he was also prepar-ing much of the meat sold. He started his smoker days be-fore the fair opened and smoked numerous slabs of ribs andmany pounds of pulled pork. This helped to greatly reduceoverhead from previous years, thereby increasing profits.

Dale’s been helping Candidates join El Zaribah. There’vebeen at least 4 Yuma Candidates in the 1 1/2 years. As ClubPres., he’s been trekking to Phoenix for Unit/Club head meet-ings, Stated Meetings and participating in Temple Parades,as well as those at the local level. Dale and Lady Shelley at-tend many of Yuma Foothills social events, thus promotingthe relationship between the 2 Clubs. They’re now workingtogether on a frequent basis. Together, they give us a verynoticeable Shrine presence in the Yuma area.

Dale’s promoting the idea, “Together We Can Make a Dif-ference.” Dale walks the walk as we’re taught in Lodge. Hetruly is what Masonry and Shriners are all about.

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SHRINE CLUBS & UNITS MEETING NIGHTS

The Motorcycles in the Sun City 50th Anniversary Parade

August 1st Is Your Due Date

for the September Issue of the

Arabian Tales

Dear Readers:Many of you have asked over a pe-

riod of several months, “What type ofadvertising may we publish in the Arabian Tales”?It might be easier to say what type of advertising isNOT eligible for our beloved magazine. Here goes:1. Any ad promoting credit, debit or charge cards isdefinitely a NO NO. 2. An ad that promotes or offers any insurance policy,unless it’s promoted to all members, donors, support-ers or beneficiaries of the Shrine and cannot be gener-ally, otherwise, commercially available.3. Ads or announcements that promote the availabilityof any travel arrangement, unless the arrangement ispromoted to all members, donors and supporters of theShrine. The reason for the travel MUST contributesubstantially to the Shrine’s purpose.

Hopefully, this answers your questions regardingadvertising policies. If you have further questions,please let us know.Fred Wulff, Editor

Editor’s Corner

Children enjoying the Easter Egg Hunt

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UNIFORMED UNITS

Woohoo! Theycame, they had funand from all ac-

counts WSA 2010 & WSCA 2010 were a suc-cess. The Clowns of El Zaribah want to thank

all of the Nobles, their Ladies and their friends for supporting ElZaribah Shrine Temple’s Clown Unit. We’re indeed honored tohave a Temple that thinks so highly of this Unit and we’ll con-tinue to strive at maintaining a strong Unit, which deserves yoursupport.

The sun’s now high in the skies over our desert and thuslythe Temple will go dark during the hottest months of the year.However the Clowns will continue at a fast pace and be enter-taining children around the state. We’ll be going to as manyParades as we can attend, as well as several Walks for othercharities and even some of us will be going to Clown school tohone our skills as Clowns.

We encourage all Shriners who don’t participate in a Unit orClub to think about becoming active. I as the 2010 Pres. of theClowns hear complaints from different Masons that they aren’tgreeted with a friendly smile or they feel as though they aren’twelcome. This isn’t what we as Mason/Shriners want to hearfrom the Masons who aren’t Shriners, so let’s remember thatall Masons can be Shriners and if you see someone who lookslike they might be lost, looking for someone or they just looklike out of place, take a moment to say hi and can I help youfind someone or direct you to where you need to go. The Tem-ple’s our home and not everyone who walks through the doorsknows where they need to be. We need the membership togrow and it will grow quicker if we remember we have a goodbasis to draw from. Masons have already gone over the firsthurdle and that means they can be a Shriner today.

Have a great summer and if you’re traveling, remember whoyou put your faith and trust in. No great journey should startwithout first hesitating to pray for safety and guidance. Travelsafe, Brothers and until we meet again, may the Blessings fromGod be with you. BB Clown, aka Doug Fry

Clowns

The Band had great partic-ipation in both the Chandlerand Sun City Parades.

Thanks, guys, we’re doing swell! John Locher has been in Banner Baywood in Mesa. Have a safe, happy and healthy summer. John

Band

On May 31st, we re-member our fallen sol-diers on both sides of

the great civil war, which cost our nation thelives of 678,753 heroes of the Union and Con-

federacy. We know many of those on both sides were BrotherFreemasons, yet they fought to the death for their side. Yearslater, Masonic Brethren would again face off in the two wars inEurope, each fighting to the death for their side of the conflict.We know of many incidents of Masons on each side showing

Culinary

Children enjoying the Easter Egg Hunt

courtesies and sometimes intermingling with their counterpartson the other side. It was a complicated situation in which thesesoldiers found themselves, but over the course of time, our fra-ternity has dealt with this issue and remained true to its princi-ples. The lesson is that any petty disagreements we might havewith one another today pale in comparison to those some facedin the past, and as we think about those patriots on MemorialDay, we should also give thought to the role that their Masonicbeliefs played in their lives and deaths.

Last month, the Culinary Unit took part in the WSA Paradeand also served chow at the WSA barbeque. We’re now lookingforward to the CornFest in August and a possible second CIFbarbeque in October. There are also some plans in the works forcooking at the Veterans Home again, and some kind of a socialget-together for the Unit this summer. Stay tuned for more in-formation. We’re planning to hold a raffle this fall, with the draw-ing to take place at the spring CIF barbeque.

Only one meeting remains before we go dark for the sum-mer, so it’s important to have as many Nobles as possible pres-ent for planning and decision making at our Unit meetings.Remember the Culinary Unit meets the 3rd Thursday of eachmonth at 7:00.

Candidates are still needed for the Fall Ceremonial, so keepin mind that when we create new Shriners, we’re also gainingpotential new Nobles for the Unit.We hope to see you on the chow line soon. Ralph Jones, Scribe


UNIFORMED UNITS

We continue tohave a greatturnout for our din-

ner meetings. Once again, these are held the 4thWednesday in the Fiesta Room. It’s been such fun to

see long time members show up and be welcomed so warmlyby everyone. Chuck Peters has become a regular at the dinnerand we saw at the March meeting Colt Hogstrom. I’d be remissnot to report on people like Ron and Aileen Randleman, Deanand Orabelle Buckley, as they’re the first to call in and are al-ways there. Julia Ayers is another one who shows up to havefun with us. What fun it is to talk of the past fun times and planfor new activities, which will become the stories for the future. It’s nice that the fun and fellowship the Shrine’s all about is aliveand well within the Director’s Staff! So, come on out and joinus. You don’t have to become a member to have fun, but youdo have to show up. We’ll take care of it from there.

If you’re a new or old Shrine member, we’re looking for you.Visit us and you’ll see how we welcome you with open arms.So think about joining us on May 26th for our May dinner meet-ing, social hour 5:30 with dinner about 6:45 and the Unit meet-ing following. Can’t or don’t want to stay for the Unit meeting,please come for dinner. Hope to see you there.

For the summer, here are our plans as told by Ill. Sir LarryKesselring for the summer outing for the Director’s Staff inPinewood. The outing’s a joint event of Mounted Patrol, Tem-ple Guard and Director’s Staff Units the July 30th and 31stweekend. Friday night is cocktails and hors d’oeuvres at Larryand Gerry’s cabin, bring hors d’oeuvres, if you can, beer andsoft drinks provided, otherwise BYOB. Saturday night’s a jointsteak fry at Paul and Renee Sauerbrey’s cabin hosted by thethree Units. Watch for a flyer and more details closer to theevent. A Red Coverall

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Flag presentation was by Nobles Horn,Scrimager, Hagenian, and Johnston. Side-line support was provided by NoblesBathurst, Hudson and Grimm. MembersStolze, Wax, and Folker were busy with theirShrine assignments. PC Mike Folker was

selected as the Shriner of the Month. Way to go Mike!Chandler Parade marchers were Horn, Wax, Grimm and

LeClair. Scrimager and Hudson manned the Parade vehicle.Sun City Parade (3.3 miles) marchers were Wax, Hagenian andJohnston, Jim Clifford from North Dakota was the Parade Vehi-cle driver. Buckeye Parade marchers were Wax, Hagenian,Sands and Johnston. Grimm, Horn, Hudson and Scrimagerwere in control of the Parade vehicle.

INFORMATIONAL ITEM: Individuals sometimes ask why theAmerican Flag isn’t carried higher than the other National Flagsduring the National Colors Presentation at Stated Meetings, Cir-cuses and Parades. International Protocol requires all NationalFlags to be displayed at the same level. Flag Presentation Pro-tocol requires the flag salute to be maintained while NationalFlags are displayed during the National Anthems and as they’reposted. Failure to hold the salute during the entire Flag Pres-entation is a lack of courtesy for our Flag as well as the otherNational Flags. Let’s encourage our members to be courteousof our flag during Flag presentations.

The Legion of Honor Unit consists of Nobles who haveserved honorably or are currently members of the armed forcesof their country. It’s an Honor to belong to the Legion of HonorUnit. You served your country well and now have the opportu-nity to serve the Shrine and have fun at the same time. We leadthe El Zaribah Shrine Parades, present the Colors at Statedmeeting and various other functions as requested by the Illus-trious Sir.

Nobles, those of you with computers and access to the In-ternet can access the Legion of Honor Web Page at: http://members.cox.net/johnston30/ for information regardingLegion of Honor Scheduled Functions. Eligible Nobles andtheir Ladies are invited to check us out and attend our 6:00 pmdinner meeting held the 3rd Monday of the month. The busi-ness meeting is at the El Zaribah Auditorium at 7:00 pm eachmonth except June, July and August. Scribe PC/Adj./Fin. Officer Virgil Johnston

Legion of Honor

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By the time youread this, the ElZaribah Motorcycle

Unit will have completed 3 very big events, theAntique Motorcycle Show and Swap Meet(Sun., March 28th), the “We Ride So Kids Can

Walk Bowling Palooza” (Wed., March 31st), and the WSA Mo-torcycle Ride (Thurs., April 22nd). I can say that the first twowere overwhelmingly successful, thanks to all the hard work

Motorcycles

by all our Members and their Ladies. At the writing of this arti-cle, I don’t yet know the outcome of the WSA Ride, but I haveevery confidence we’ll once again showcase ourselves as oneof the Premier Motorcycle Units in Shrinedom.

I want to take this opportunity to say we all should be veryproud of ourselves and what we accomplish. As many of ourBrothers leave (or have already left) for the cooler climates“Back Home,” I say have a GREAT SUMMER, RIDE SAFE, andGODSPEED until we meet again in the Fall. Tom Sheldon, VP

Howdyya’ll! Them a j o r

events for April both took place at the beauti-ful EZ Ranch. On the 10th, a bunch of fellersgathered up to confer an outdoor 3rd degree.The degree team was primarily composed of

masons from AZ Lodge #2, and they did a fantastic job of per-forming the entire degree. Thank you, Brothers.

To add color and enhance the sincere mood of the degree,our Mounted Patrol furnished 10 horses and riders to tile thearea. It made for a memorable scene to see 10 riders inMounted Patrol uniforms, sidearms included, securing theperimeter. Very impressive to say the least.

After the degree was completed and we had a very tasty mealhighlighted with a very tasty beef brisket, the Mounted Patrolmembers rode up the hill and scattered the ashes of Joe Cross.Joe would have loved this beautiful sendoff, as his ashes werecast so as to join the final resting place of his brother’s ashes.Joe and brother Dick will live in our memories forever.

On the last weekend of the month we were again at the ranchfor our annual Spring Ride, Roundup and party. What a perfectplace for having such a party. The location, scenery and a gra-cious host make it a beautiful experience each time we have theparty/ride at the ranch. Thank you very, very, much Scott Smithand family for all you do for the Unit and our friends.

As we look toward summer, we know we’ll have a Parade forthe July 4th celebrations, but not sure of details at this time.

What we do know is we’ll be having a rip-roaring weekend ofparty-ville up in Munds Park, Aug. 30th to Sept 2nd. We’ll bejoining the Director’s Staff, Patrol and Greeters in a joint partyat the Sauerbrey household, but the real ripper will be the cel-ebration leading up to, and the final vow taking, of two fantas-tic folks. Our super Events Coordinator Lady has accepted theoffer to join hands in matrimony with our own Past CaptainDave Smith. Not knowing for sure which details I’m allowed todiscuss, I’ll simply say… This is a shindig you may want tocheck out. Consider this your official invitation to come andjoin us for any or all of the weekend’s events. Come on up.

As always, all of us from the Mounted Patrol wish all of youand yours the very best and Vaya Con Dios.

Mounted Patrol


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Sandi, Barb, Jane, Mike, Russ & Leo get the shirts ready

We’ve beengoing strongwith Easter and

Mother’s Day. The Guardsmen helped with theset-up prior to both Brunches, including thedistribution of straw for the Easter Egg Huntunder the guidance of Don Lassiter and girls.

During the Brunches, we served Champaign to all those in needand cleaned tables as the guests finished.

The Temple Guard Picnic was a great success with Noblesand Ladies from many Units enjoying the day with us at VistaDel Camino Park in Scottsdale. It was a pleasure sharing theday with all of you and the kids. The picnic site was two ra-madas that sit on the lake with lots of room. The Hillbillies (Fredand Lil Rogers) and High Priest and Prophet (Past Capt. EdStolze) both supplied a golf cart for our guests. The TempleGuard sincerely thanks everyone for joining us and making thepicnic special. The day was very successful and unique be-cause of those attending - not us. The City of Scottsdale’s veryhelpful and considerate when utilizing their facilities. The Hill-billy Club had degrees for the men and Ladies during the picnic.They’ve greatly enhanced the lives of 22 normal men andwomen who will forever be “Cuz.”

Our own Past Captain, 007 Past Pote Russ Gunther did a fan-tastic job with the 2010 WSA in Tempe. As WSA Director Gen-eral, he guided many qualified Nobles to one of the best WSA’sin recent memory. From registration to Parade, Russ got thejob done and deserves ours thanks and appreciation. He madeEl Zaribah look extremely good. Lady Barb may have directed(assisted) the Director somewhat. We certainly want to givecredit to this year’s WSA Pres., Ill. Sir Phil Houghton and LadyRonda for leading Ill. 007 Director Russ, WSA committees andour Temple throughout all the planning and work needed tomake our WSA the best - and it was. The Parade couldn’t havebeen better.

Information’s beginning to spread about our annual Mund’sPark Weekend the last of July. Look for the flyer on the TempleWebsite soon. We’re joining the Mounted Patrol and Director’sStaff for one big festivity all weekend with horses, food, drink,socializing, music, singing and a “wedding in the woods.” Thisceremony is a first for the Mounted Patrol, Temple Guard and

Temple Guard

Where has thetime gone, it’s Mayand the year’s al-

most half over. I’m sure WSA was agreat success and a great time to

bring our new Candidates in.We in the Patrol invite our new Shrine members to join us.

Come to one of our meetings, bring your Lady and let the funand fellowship begin. The Patrol meets the 1st Wednesday ofeach month at 7:00 pm. Come join us at 5:30 pm for our socialhour.

Everyone have a safe and happy summer and we’ll see youin September.

Patrol

Teams of bowlers showed up at the Bowling-Palooza

the Director’s Staff. Details of the wedding can be obtained fromShirley Howard and Dave Smith. Horses and RV’s are invited tothe Ceremony and reception. Make plans to join us in the moun-tains and have a great weekend.

We offer a special welcome to Mike Richards for joining theTemple Guard recently. We look forward to his work ethics andcooperation in future years. He’ll be assisting the renownedchairman, Mark Lueck with the CornFest in August. Mike’s veryCorn articulated - he speaks Corn.

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SHRINE CLUBS

We met April8th and had agood showing

of Shriners and wives at the Creative Cafe. Itwas decided the Casa Grande Shrine Club

would continue holding meetings during the summer months.We decided to have the meetings at individual’s homes as ournumbers really decrease during the summer. The Klinedinst’swill have the meeting in May, Hampton’s will have it in June,Karnes will be in July, Thatcher’s will host in August and Barn-hart’s will have it in September. Our meetings will be the 2ndThursday of the month.

We’re still interested in forming a Unit. If anyone has anyideas, please give us some help.

Several of our members attended WSA. Anyone who’s in our vicinity on the 2nd Thursday of the

month, we’d love to have you at our meeting. Ken Karnes, Sec/Treas.

Casa Grande

The Club meetsthe 4th Monday ofeach month at 7:00

pm except June, July, August and December.All members of El Zaribah and their Ladies

with an interest in computing are invited to visit one of our Clubmeetings. Ladies attend and participate along with their Noble.LAN party scheduled for (June 26th) has been revised via a re-vised activity request. Setup will be on Thursday, June 25th.Party starting at 5:00 pm Friday, June 26th and ending at 10:00am Sunday, June 27th. Ingress and egress will be restricted es-pecially for under age persons. 350 participants are expected.The LAN Party Web Site can be accessed at:www.desertbash.com

There’s still an opportunity for a Club or Unit to be a fund-raiser food concessionaire during this LAN Party. Health De-partment serving permits are required. Please announce this atother Club or Unit meetings.

This gives a great opportunity for a Club or Unit to servesnacks, a luncheon or breakfast and/or hot dogs, etc. We ex-pect upwards of 500 gamers so concessionaire opportunitiesare good. Contact Tom Sheldon for additional information.At the March meeting we worked with members having a vari-ety of problems.

The Computer Club has a Web Page that can be accessed at:

Computer

The Drum& BugleC o r p s

would like to congratulate and welcome those newNobles created at the Ceremonial at WSA. What agreat weekend it was! Hats off to the entire Divanand WSA Planning Committee for putting on a WSAto be envied by all the Shrine Temples in the West.

I’m sure everyone was able to see and hear theDrum & Bugle Corps perform several times

throughout the weekend. We had a great time. And didn’t weall look great in our coordinated nightshirts at the NightshirtParade? They even make us sound better, don’t you think? Orwas that the libations?

The Drum & Bugle Corps will probably take a month or twooff from practice during the summer, but we’ll be back againpracticing in August for the CornFest. We have 12-15 membersactive in our practices and performances. During the summermonths we lose a few who spend their time in cooler places. Ifyou’ve been thinking about coming by and trying out an in-strument with us, there’s no better time. You DO NOT have tobe an expert musician to join us. Over half our membershiphad never picked up an instrument before they came down andjoined us. Sure, it helps if you played an instrument way backin High School. But no matter how much experience you have,if you’re interested in joining us for the summer, we guaranteeyou’ll be up to speed and performing with us in the Fall.We hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable summer. Alto Bugle

Drum & Bugle Corps

At the Casa Grande Shrine Club meeting

Arturo manning the carving station at Easter Brunch

The Mayluncheon andmeeting will

be on May 8th, and a steak fry for members andguests on the 15th. Since the Club goes dark

from June till September, this will be the last chance to get to-gether as a Club until fall. See you there.

Have a good summer and we’ll see ya’ll in the fall. The firstfall function will be the steak fry at the Gazebo on September16th at 5 pm. Jack Roberts, Scribe

Apache Wellshttp://members.cox.net/computerclub/

It can also be accessed from the El Zaribah Web Page link.The Computer Club Web Page contains links to other web sitesthat provide useful information for the use of computers. Checkthese links out and see what they offer. Virgil Johnston, Club Sec


SHRINE CLUBS

Mohave Valley Shrine Club’s Silent Messenger statue

Greetings fromthe banks of the Col-orado River, Nobles

and Ladies. We sincerely hope you had a Happyand Joyous Easter as did yours truly. Now we’re

ready to start into the late spring and warmer summer days andhope this summer won’t be too hot and keep us indoors, asthere are a lot of picnics and Parades coming up. If there’s onething Mohave Valley Shrine Club likes to do, it’s eat. We haveBrother Bob Gobel, who really gets the good food out and theattendance at our dinners has risen nearly exponentially sincehe took charge of the cooking. Keep it up, Bob.

Last year, El Zaribah Temple presented MVSC a statue of“The Silent Messenger.” This statue proclaims what the Shrinemission is. This needed to be brought to the attention of thecommunity. This statue was installed on the roof of our build-ing and its golden finish gleams brightly in the setting sun. Apicture of the statue is enclosed with this letter.

Yours truly has been a bit under the weather and I apologizefor not being able to attend all the functions I wanted to reporton. Hope next month the activities will be many and we’ll havean overabundance of attendees. See ya then. Jack

MohaveGrand Lodge Leg-

islation was hereagain April 27th in

the Red Fez Room @ 6 pm with food served offthe menu. I hope you came to review, listen, and

ask questions regarding the proposed legislation for GrandLodge this year. This was your turn to let your voice be heard.

The Past Masters Club is open to all Past Masters who de-sire to join. We currently have Past Masters and Past GrandMasters from many different states; this Club isn’t limited toonly AZ Past Masters.

We’re currently ramping up and restructuring our Shrine De-gree team and working towards performing the 1st Degree. Ifyou’re interested in participating (you don’t have to be a PastMaster for this) please contact Chris Hagenian at [email protected] or 602-881-8651.

Past Masters

Chef Fernando creating omelettes the Easter Brunch

The Nomads hada wonderful time atthe WSASC Conven-

tion in Ajo in April. I think everyone was pleas-antly surprised at everything President Burton

had set up.We have one more camp outing in May then all Nomads will

scatter like birds until September. We don’t have any moreopenings for members now, but I think I can convince the Po-tentate to let us take in a few guest members until openingsoccur. Meantime, ask any member for an application.

The Nomads want to say to everyone, HAPPY TRAILS WHER-EVER YOU GO!! Merrill D Putnam, PP, Pres.

Nomads

Well, summer’s arrivedand our winter Nobles haveor are returning to their sum-

mer homes. They’ll be missed and we’re lookingforward to their return.

The Provost Club would like to thank every Provost for theirsupport and as we enter the summer months, please remem-ber we still have activities during the summer that need the se-curity support for the El Zaribah Center.

We’d like to welcome our new member, Ron Miller. He’s al-ready volunteered for several events. Welcome, Ron.

Provost Club Meetings are held the 2nd Thursday of themonth. You’re invited to join us in the Red Fez Room at 5:00 pmfor dinner and fellowship prior to the 6:30 pm meeting. Pleasecome and join us.

The Provost Club motto’s “Protecting and serving theShrine” and our mission’s “To provide security at the Templeevents and assist the Potentate as requested.”

Join us if you’re interested working security for your Shrine.Please contact Capt. Don Obara (480-361-6339) or Duty OfficerPete Speas (480-510-4849). The uniforms will be supplied bythe Provost Club and you’ll be working with experienced offi-cers and I’m sure you’ll find your participation very rewarding.

The Provost Website’s been updated. For more information,please log on to www.el-Zaribah.org and click on El Zaribah’sBlog at the left top of the page. Then click “Units and Clubs”and look for the Provost Club. Scribe Don Obara [email protected]

Provost


2010 El Zaribah Shrine CircusAt WestWorld

in the EquidomeAll Seating $15.00

Children under 12 admitted free with Paying Adult ($12.00 Value)

Show TimesFriday, September 17th 6:30 pm

Saturday, September 18th 11:00 am, 3:00 & 6:30 pmSunday, September 19th 11:00 am, 3:00 & 6:30 pm

Saturday, September 18th

10:00 am Line-Up for Display of all Unit & Club Vehicles

Saturday, September 18th – 3:00 pm ShowGrand March In of all Units & Clubs

Direct from Las Vegas – Jody Jordan Circus“A Sparkling Jewel among Circuses of the World”

Shrine Circus will also be at the towns listed below:

September 14th – Show Low – Thunder Race TrackSeptember 15th – Flagstaff – Coconino Fairgrounds

September 16th – Prescott – Tim’s Toyota Center September 17th-19th – Phoenix – WestWorld Equidome

September 23rd – Payson – Rodeo GroundsSeptember 25th – Yuma – Yuma Fairgrounds

September 26th – Lake Havasu – Sara Park Race TrackOctober 1st & 2nd – Bullhead City – Mojave Event Center

October 3rd – Kingman – County Fair Grounds


Lake Havasu

Ceremonial

October 15th & 16th

Call Jane (602-231-0300) if you plan to attend any events listed below

Sign up ASAP for hotel rooms – they’re limited!

Saturday, October 16th9:00 am - Lineup for Parade10:00 am - Parade Step Off

9:00 am - Bus for Candidatesleaves Nautical Inn Conference Center

9:30 am - Bus for Ladies & Nobles watchingParade leaves Nautical Inn Conference Center

(Returns viewers to Nautical Inn after the Parade)

1:00 pm – Ladies LuncheonNautical Inn Conference Center $15 per person

1:00 pm – Nobles LuncheonNautical Inn Cove Area $13 per person

2:30 pm – 1st SectionNautical Inn Cove Area (Ladies and Guests Welcome)

There will be a short break after the First Section, then we will have the Arch Degree (Ladies and Guests Welcome)

6:00 pm – Ceremonial Banquet Doors OpenNautical Inn Conference Center - No Host Bar

7:00 pm – Ceremonial Banquet $30 per person

Hospitality Room located in Building D Commodore Room

For Information call Jack Garrett, PP480-946-7295 or 602-469-0771

For Room Reservations or Event Sign-Up, please contact the Shrine Office


SHRINE CLUBS

Sun Lakes Shrine Club Past Presidents L - R Gerhardt Obrikat, Don Watkins, Jim Rinehart, Jim Willittes, Gerry Sanford,

Scotty Scott & Mark Silver

The West ValleyShrine Club cappedtheir season with a

strong finish. The last meeting was held at Bri-arwood Country Club with the Ladies, as usual.

Following a delicious meal, the group gathered to enjoy a pres-entation on Shriners Hospitals for Children organized by ElZaribah at the request of 2nd VP Art Millspaw. Copies of theClub Directory, including the newly submitted bylaws, were dis-tributed to all members. Dues payments are in good condition.

Most of the members will be enjoying summer in more north-ern climates and we wish them a pleasant season.

The next meeting will be at 5:00 pm Oct. 17th, again at Briar-wood Country Club. The main order of business will be nomi-nation of Officers for 2011.

All Shriners on the West Side of the Valley are encouraged tojoin in our activities. Contact Hal Nolde (623-680-6915) [email protected] for further information. It’s a great group.

West ValleyAs our Canadian

Nobles begin to de-part for the sum-

mer, the Sun Lakes Shrine Club gathered in theAZ Room at Sun Lakes Country Club for ourmonthly business meeting, dinner, and to Honor

the Clubs Honorary Members and Past Presidents. The April12th dinner meeting’s been a 35 year tradition for the Sun LakesShrine Club since its beginning in 1974, with Hal Grammarbeing the first President. Four of the Clubs most active Hon-orary Members, Penny Ricker, Lori Ross, BJ Monical and MaryAnne Hammons were presented with a Red Rose. Past ClubPresidents Gerry Sanford (’91), PP Jim Willittes (’93), Mark Sil-ver (’96), Jim Rinehart (2000), Don Watkins (’06), and ScottyScott (’07) presented outgoing Pres. Gerhardt Obrikat with aPlaque of Appreciation for his last 2 years of service to the SunLakes Shrine Club.

As the rest of Snow Birds ready themselves to head north forthe summer, we’ll be having one last Club Dinner Meeting May10th before we go dark for the summer. The meeting will startwith a social hour at 4:30 pm, leading into the Club meeting at5:00 with dinner at 6:00. Don’t forget you can bring guests toour dinners and it’s a good way to let prospective members ex-perience the fun the Sun Lakes Shrine Club has to offer. Forreservations, contact Noble Tim Stock (480-460-0708).

The Onions from El Zaribah’s Onion sale are here. Jack Pate,Chairman of this year’s Onion Program, can be contacted foryou to pick up your onions. Jack has many Nobles and SunLakers lining up to pick up their sack of these Jumbo VidaliaSweet Onions. If you have any questions or require help gettingyour onions, please contact Noble Jack Pate (480-883-7958).

Just as a reminder, the Sun Lakes Shrine Club 2010 AnnualGolf Tournament at Sun Bird is coming up Saturday, Nov. 13th.The Golf committee, headed by Past Pres. Don Watkins, is al-ready working diligently to get things organized and ready togo! You don’t have to be a Shriner to get involved. There’ll beinformation coming out in our coming meetings and in the mail.Past Pres. Don Watkins needs to hear from us to assist, so givehim a call (480-895-3047) and let him know how you can help.

Sun Lakes

Sun Lakes Beauties, Mary Anne Hammons, Penny Ricker, Lorie Ross, and BJ Monical & the Beast, Gerhardt Obrikat

Pres. Bob keeping everyone on their toes at the Feb.West Valley Shrine Club Dinner

At the Casa Grande Shrine Club meeting

SSHRINE CLUBS


For informa-tion on YumaF o o t h i l l s

Shrine Club, contact Pres. Lanny Kee (928-314-4381).

Attendance at our 2010 meetings has been GREAT! 43 No-bles attended our March meeting. Over 100 attended our March17th Saint Paddy Day Social, even though many members werereturning to their Northern homes. We pray for their safe jour-ney and return next winter. Twaz a great social with all a-wear’un of the Green. Pres. Lanny introduced dignitaries andtheir Ladies including a Past Grand Master, several Past Po-tentates and many Ambassadors. Nobles McCullough andRichardson entertained us by singing several Irish songs. “OldDanny Boy” brought a tear to me eye. The tables were nicelydecorated with a leprechaun at each setting. A raffle was heldwith pots of gold going to the 2 winners. We all enjoyed thecorned beef and cabbage prepared by the Yuma Elks Club.

On a large TV monitor, Ill. Richard Marderos, Past Pote of BenAli, showed heart-warming success stories of youngsterswho’d been patients of our Shrine Hospitals. It made us allproud of our Shrine Hospitals. Tis Grand to be a Shriner!

Pres. Lanny thanks all for their support this year! He an-nounced the next social will be October 20th. Joe Elleard, news writer

Yuma Foothills

The winterweather ’sjust about

behind us and our flat-landers will be trekkingup the mountain from the Valley and Tucson. It

will be nice to have them back. We were pleased to have ourDen Chief, Asst. Rabban Hut Hutson and Lady Sandi at ourMarch luncheon meeting, although there were only 4 of usmembers there to greet them. We had a wonderful time, any-way.

The Club will again participate in the Show Low 4th of JulyParade, which this year will be held Saturday, July 3rd. It wouldbe nice to have some more Unit and Club participation this year.Everyone who participated last year from the Valley had a won-derful time. The Club will again have a picnic in the park fol-lowing the Parade.

The BIG event for us this year is the OV of Potentate Phil andLady Ronda on Saturday, Sept. 25th. The OV will be a luncheonfollowing the Pinetop/Lakeside Fall Festival Parade, which isthe official Shrine Parade this year. Jack Garrett’s negotiated agreat room rate at the Super 8 Motel in Show Low for Friday andSaturday, Sept. 24th and 25th. We hope to see great participa-tion, as we’ll have a lot of fun that weekend.

Congratulations to Club members Past Pote Dick Russelland WMSC Pres. Emeritus Max Long on receiving their 50-yearpins and certificates as Shriners. This is a wonderful accom-plishment.

We hope everyone has a safe and wonderful summer. We’llbe enjoying the cool weather here in the White Mountains!

White MountainGreetings Nobles, Ladies,

all: Things are winding downhere in Yuma, with many of

the winter visitors gone or leaving.Our Fair Booth was another success, al-

though attendance was down due to weather and Easter week.I want to give a special thanks to the Foothills Club for all theirhelp, especially Nobles Jack Cox and Don Young, who attendedevery day. Couldn’t have done the nights without you. Also, aspecial thanks to Ill. Sir Phil and Lady Ronda and HPP Ed Stolzeand Lady Cheryl for their help. As I’ve said before, the Nobilitygets a huge confidence boost when Phoenix recognizes theirefforts.

We still have a few Parades yet and hope to do at least onea month like we did last year. Yours in the faith, Don Plank

Yuma

Zane Grey ShrineClub had their meet-ing and dinner

March 17th at Tiny’s. There were 30 Noblesand Ladies in attendance. We celebrated StPatrick’s Day with a meal of Corned Beef

and Cabbage. We were pleased to have Dean and OrabelleBulkley back in Payson from the Valley. Guests included PastPote Russ and Lady Barb Gunther. Russ gave us an update onWSA, held April 21st-25th in Phoenix. It sounds like they havea great program and lots of fun lined up.

Dick Ceyler of the Zane Grey Club was named Shriner of themonth for his untiring work for the Club as Sec/Treas. Dick’sbeen of tremendous value to the success of the Zane Grey Clubover the years. Spencer Roth has the onion sale project wellunder way.

We continue to have the largest attendance by our membersof any Club outside the Phoenix area at the Stated Meetings atthe Temple every month. We had 10 members drive to the Tem-ple this month.

Our last meeting was held April 21st at Tiny’s restaurant,with Social hour at 5:00 and Dinner at 6:00 pm.

May the favor of Heaven be upon this our Shrine Club in2010: may its service be begun, carried on, and ended in order,harmony, and brotherly love. Amen

Zane Grey

Another talented team at the Motorcycle’s Bowling-Palooza


Another Motorcycle’s Bowling-Palooza team

PARADE SCHEDULE & WSA THANKS

Jun 19 – Prescott Valley Line Up 8:00 amJuly 4 - 8 - Imperial TorontoAug 21 – Payson Line Up 8:00 amSept 18 - Shrine Circus Short ParadeSept 25 – Pinetop Line Up 9:00 amOct 16 – Lake Havasu Line Up 9:00 amNov 6 – Anthem VA Line Up 8:00 amNov 11 – Tempe VA Line Up 8:00 amNov 20 - Winslow Line Up 12:00 noon

Parade Step-Off Will Be One Hour LaterAll Line-Up Times Will Be Confirmed Later

Parade Chairman Jim Pitts623-825-1125 or cell: 602-525-2087

Assistant Parade Chairman Jim Bradley928-474-4514 or cell: 928-970-1903

2010 Parade Schedule

Another Motorcycle’s Bowling-Palooza team

Ed Heckman of El Dulabs in the Wickenburg Parade

We want to take this time to THANK everyone formaking the 2010 WSA Convention such a success! Ourcommittee chairmen and members were there to stepup and get the job done, in some cases over and above.As our Ill. Sir says, Together We Can and thanks toyou, Together We Did!!!

Again, KUDOS to all of you!Russ Gunther, PP, Director General, WSA 2010

Director General’s WSA Thanks

An Open Letter to the Nobles

and Ladies of El Zaribah Shrine

It was in 2006 that we stepped up to the challengeof producing another Western Shrine AssociationConference. During the four years plus of prepara-tion, we saw an idea come to fulfillment. The city ofTempe embraced our ideas and stepped in to help usput the event together. They offered the resources ofmany of their city departments to help us in the plan-ning of the event. The Tempe Mission Palms providedus with a nice retreat and facility for our event. Theyworked many hours in the planning, preparation andexecution of the many events.

Our Nobles, Ladies and others all pitched in toshowcase our Shrine and our ability to organize andexecute a wonderful conference. The Imperial Offi-cers and Ladies came, Nobles and Ladies from otherTemples came, our Nobles and Ladies came and all at-tended meetings and many recreational activities de-signed to promote our support of the Shriners ofNorth America.

I know this required a significant sacrifice on thepart of many of you to make this event happen. It’sdifficult to put into words the amount of effort you ex-tended for your Shrine on this weekend. It’s evenmore difficult to express the gratitude my Lady and I,acting as your Potentate for this year, feel for theamount of work you did. But, we’ll try:

Pote’s WSA Thanks

THANKS TO ALL THE NOBLES AND LADIES OFEL ZARIBAH SHRINE FOR YOUR WORK AND PAR-TICIPATION AT THE WESTERN SHRINE ASSOCI-ATION CONFERENCE FOR 2010.

Phil and Ronda Houghton


LADIES ORGANIZATIONS, SILENT MESSENGER & CLINIC NEWS

Aramel continues to invite widowedLadies to come to our Aramel meetings the3rd Tuesday of each month. May l8th we’ll

meet at ll:00 for a short business meeting then break for lunch.After that, it’s whatever the group desires to do in the way of agames, socialize, or ??. We’ll be making our final plans for ourparticipation in the Temple’s CornFest at the end of August andthen bingo, we’re ready for fall sessions. The summer alwaysgoes too quickly.

So, you gals who haven’t made it out to our Aramel meetingand lunch, how about giving us a try before the summer ar-rives? You’d make our day!!! And we think we’ll make yours!!Have a good summer. Aramel Club

Aramel

Turning Forty

In Evansville, Indiana on a warm,

June afternoon in 1970, a photographer

for the Evansville Sunday Courier &

Press named Randy Dieter had one shot

left on a roll of film he was using to

record pictures of a picnic being put on

by the Hadi Shrine for Shriners children.

He saw a Shriner named Al Hortman

pick up a five year old girl named Bobby

Jo Wright and carry her and her

crutches to her family. Randy snapped

a picture of the event and the rest is now history.

Coming to represent all Shriners and all the children

helped by Shriners Hospitals, this picture has been rein-

terpreted into countless statues, paintings and emblems

used by Shriners throughout the world. Sometimes called

the “Editorial without words” or “the Silent Messenger,”

however it’s called, the picture is nearing its 40th an-

niversary. If you have any representation of this picture,

take a minute to look at it and imagine all the Shriners

and all the work they’ve done for over 800,000 children.

Now see yourself in that representation and for just a mo-

ment, bask in the great feeling you get.

Silent Messenger Turns Forty

Qadesh Temple hada busy April. Wekicked off our new year

by honoring the Divan Ladies and Past Potentate’s Ladies atour April Session Luncheon, then we had our first fund-raiser,which was our Symphony in Black and White Luncheon Fash-ion Show. Our thanks to everyone for their support, it was aSUPER day.

The following week we marched in the WSA Parade. OurLadies had a ball and thank you for inviting us to participate!!!We’re getting ready to attend Supreme Session in June, thenour Official Visit will be in August.

We wish a wonderful summer to those who’ll be travellingand look forward to your safe return. HAPPY SUMMER. Sandi Beneke, Queen

Daughters of the Nile

Greetings fromSphinx Court #65,Ladies Oriental

Shrine! Our LOS Ladies had a wonderful time in Houston, TXat our annual Grand Council meeting. We always learn a LOTand enjoy reconnecting with our friends across the Organiza-tion. We’re already looking forward to our Western Area Or-ganized Unit Meet in September in Riverside, CA. That’s ourreally FUN one!

We’d like to congratulate El Zaribah on a very successfulWSA Meet. Many of our Ladies were able to participate and itwas a BLAST — we really loved participating in the Parade!Sphinx Court is always happy to work and play with El Zaribah.Let’s keep growing both organizations by working together!

Sphinx Court will be going “dark” June, July, and August.We’ll reconvene at our Court meeting Sept. 27th and then we’llbe hosting a Membership Tea Oct. 10th. We hope you Ladieswill come to our Tea, join our wonderful organization and helpus work for the kids. Please contact our new MembershipChairman, Lady Dee Berkebile-Wright (623-247-2318) [email protected] or any of our LOS Ladies for information.

Until we write again, stay well, safe, happy, busy, and keepworking for the KIDS! Lady Linda DuBois, High Priestess

Ladies Oriental ShrineThis month we have bad news tempered by good news.

Chuck Knight was afflicted by a health problem which necessi-tated a permanent relocation to his family back east. All whoknow him will miss Chuck’s easy manner, quick wit and relia-bility. Please keep him in your prayers. On the better side,Tampa’s Joint Board finally voted to build the new ShrinersHospital in LA. This was necessitated by mandated compliancewith earthquake-proofing regulations and has been hanging firefor many years. For those most acquainted with the situationthere, this news is gratefully welcome.

We have close to $100,000 worth of wheelchairs and othermedical equipment to take to our Salt Lake City Shriners Hos-pital. We’ll take a load up mid-May and can still fit in some morewheelchairs if they can be rounded up (my version of a subtlehint). If you have or know of any chairs for our purposes,please contact the Hospital office! (602-231-0188)

This month the volunteer of the month is actually 4 peopleholding the same job. Doc Hayes, Jim Grone, Chuck Leon andDavid Scrimager are collectively El Zaribah Shrine reps on theBoards of Governors for the LA and SLC Shriners Hospitals.Each hospital holds meetings every month and our reps travelto and hold very responsible positions on these boards. Wecan all be very proud of these individuals and the tremendouslyimportant work they do on behalf of ourselves and the childrenplaced in our care. David Scrimager, Hospital Chairman

Clinic News


TRANSPORTATION DONATIONS & CIRCUS DAD & MOM NEWS

At the Patrol OV

At the Joint OV of Mobile Nobles & Legion of HonorDirector’s Staff members at the February Stated Meeting

In Honor of Erin MaciasFlagstaff Bunko

In Memory of Margaret UhlRichard Webb

Honoring the Marie Schmidt MemorialErnest & R. Schmidt

In Memory of Robert ReedMichael & Janice Glover

In Memory of Gene McClellanAvis McClellan

Warren & Betty Burnam

Transportation Donations

Nobles and Ladies, We’ll shortly begin mailing the Circus Dad & Mom

tickets and I’d like to remind you the money receivedallows us to give tickets to the following:Children 12 years old and under; Senior Citizens (lim-ited income); Single Parents; Underprivileged chil-dren; Phoenix Area Elementary Schools; Spina Bifidaof Arizona; Boy Scouts; Girl Scouts; Cerebral Palsy;La Mesita Homeless Shelter; Boys & Girls Clubs ofthe East Valley

We also use the Adult tickets ($15 value) to get freeadvertisement on radio, television and newspaperads, which costs us around $27,000 each year.

Without your help every year, we wouldn’t be ableto continue doing all that is listed above.

Please send back your money and donations forthe Circus Dad & Mom ticket program so we can con-tinue doing good things for our community and es-pecially our kids.Yours in the Faith, Jack Garrett, PP, Circus DirectorTom Calvin, Chief Rabban, Circus Sponsor

Circus Letter


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PETITION FOR

INITIATION AND MEMBERSHIP

TO THE POTENTATE, OFFICERS AND NOBLES OF EL ZARIBAH SHRINERS SITUATED IN THE OASIS OF PHOENIX, DESERT OF ARIZONA.

I, the undersigned, hereby declare that I am a Master Mason in good standing in Masonic Lodge # ____________

located at CITY _______________ STATE ______ which is a lodge recognized by or in amity with the Conference ofGrand Masters of North America. Furthermore, I have resided at my current address for not less than 6 months, asrequired by the Bylaws of The Imperial Council. I respectfully pray that I may be made a Noble of the MysticShrine, and become a member of your center. If I be found worthy, and my request granted, I promise to conform tothe Articles of Incorporation and the bylaws and Ceremonies of your center.

Were you ever a DeMolay? _____ If so, what was the Chapter name and location ____________________________

Have you previously applied for admission to any organization of the shrine? ______________________________

If so, where? _____________________________________________ When? _________________________________

Profession or occupation __________________________________ Hat Size ________________________________

Date of Birth _____________________________________________ Birth Place ______________________________

PRINT Name Here __________________________________________ Wife’s name ___________________________(Name in full. Initials not sufficient)

Mailing Address (street, PO Box) _____________________________________________________________________

City ________________________________________ State _____________ Zip + four __________________________

Home Phone ___________________________________ Business Phone ____________________________________

Cell Phone ____________________________________ Email address _______________________________________

Date ________________________ Signature ____________________________________________________________

Recommended and vouched for on the Honor of:

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Noble ____________________________________________________

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MOTORCYCLES BOWLING-PALOOZA PHOTOS

9 MOTHER’S DAY 10 11 am 11 STATED MTG 12 13 14 PHX CLINIC - SLC 15 LEADERSHIPBRUNCH Nile Session/Luncheon 7 pm TRAINING CLASS


25 26 27 28 29 30 COMBO GROUP 31 COMBO GROUPMUNDS PK WKEND MUNDS PK WKENDMP, Dir Staff, Patrol MP, Dir Staff, Patrol

18 19 20 21 22 23 24

11 12 13 14 15 16 FISH FRY 175:30 - 8:30 pm

4 IMPERIAL 5 IMPERIAL 6 IMPERIAL 7 IMPERIAL 8 IMPERIAL 9 PHX CLINIC - SLC 10TORONTO TORONTO TORONTO TORONTO TORONTO

1 2 3

27 28 29 30

20 21 22 23 24 25 26

13 14 15 16 17 18 FISH FRY 19 PRESCOTT VALLEY

5:30 - 8:30 pm PARADE

6 7 8 9 10 11 12

1 2 3 4 PHX CLINIC - LA 5FISH FRY

5:30 - 8:30 pm

23 24 5:30 LOS Dinner 25 26 27 28 297:00 pm LOSNA mtg

30 31

16 17 18 ARAMEL 11:30 19 20 21 FISH FRY 225:30 - 8:30 pm

2 MP SPRING 3 4 UNIT HEAD MTG 5 6 7 FISH FRY 8 BIG NITE 5:00 pmRIDE 7:00 pm 5:30 - 8:30 pm

1 MP SPRING RIDEBRADSHAW MTN

GOLF

CALENDAR OF EVENTS AS OF 04-23-10MAY

JUNE

JULYSUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY


CCALENDAR OF EVENTS AS OF 04-23-10

26 27 5:30 LOS Dinner 28 29 307:00 pm LOSNA mtg

19 SHRINE 20 21 ARAMEL 11:30 22 23 24 FISH FRY 25 WHITE MTN OVCIRCUS 5:30 - 8:30 pm PINETOP PARADE

12 SLC HOSPITAL 13 SLC DIVAN DAYS 14 15 PRESCOTT 16 17 SHRINE CIRCUS 18 SHRINE CIRCUSCARAVAN 11 am JOINT OV Noon PHX CLINIC - SLC CIRCUS PARADE

Nile Session/Luncheon

5 6 7 UNIT HEAD MTG 8 STATED MTG 9 10 SLC HOSPITAL 11 SLC HOSPITAL7:00 pm 7 pm CARAVAN CARAVAN

29 CORNFEST 30 31

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 CORNFEST

15 16 17 18 LA HOSPITAL 19 20 FISH FRY 21 PAYSON PARADE

DIVAN DAYS 5:30 - 8:30 pm

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

SEPTEMBER




24 25 5:30 LOS Dinner 26 27 28 29 FISH FRY 307:00 pm LOSNA mtg 5:30 - 8:30 pm

31 SHRINE PARTY

17 FALL RIDE 18 19 ARAMEL 11:30 20 21 22 23

10 LOSNA 11 11 am 12 FLU SHOTS 13 STATED MTG 14 MTD PATROL 15 FISH FRY 16 MTD PATROLMembership Tea Nile Session/Luncheon 10:00 am - 12:30 pm 7 pm FALL RIDE 5:30 - 8:30 pm LAKE HAVASU1:00 - 4:00 pm LAKE HAVASU LAKE HAVASU PARADE

3 POTE’S TRIP 4 POTE’S TRIP 5 POTE’S TRIP 6 POTE’S TRIP 7 POTE’S TRIP 8 POTE’S TRIP 9 POTE’S TRIPUNIT HEAD MTG PHX CLINIC - LA

7:00 pm

1 POTE’S TRIP 2 POTE’S TRIPFISH FRY WE RIDE SO KIDS

5:30 - 8:30 pm CAN WALK M/C

OCTOBERSUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 2 3 4 5 6 KINGMAN OV 7 MOHAVE OVFISH FRY

5:30 - 8:30 pm

1 2 3 FISH FRY 45:30 - 8:30 pm

AUGUST

El Zaribah Shrine Auditorium552 N. 40th Street, Phoenix, Arizona 85008

EL ZARIBAHSHRINERS

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