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Crescent Rasul Westampton, NJ

April 2012 / May 2012

Volume 77, Number 2

Published in the interests of the Nobility in general and Crescent Shriners in particular, under the auspices of

Imperial Council of Shriners International

Crescent Temple 700 Highland Dr., Westampton, NJ 08060 Phone: 609-702-9440 Fax: 609-702-9450

WWW.CRESCENTSHRINE.ORG

On our way to Crescent Shrine for some fun

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Vincent M. Colasanti Potentate 11 Williams St 609-465-7668 Cape May C.H. NJ 08210 ccvc11@comcast.net Henry J. Haughey Chief Rabban 51 Martha St. 609-239-0063 Burlington, NJ 08016 hhaughey@crescentshrine.org Lee A. Grimes Assistant Rabban 203 N. Pond Rd 856-931-6088 Mt Laurel, NJ 08054 lgrimes@crescentshrine.org Frank A. Bogdzio High Priest & Prophet 1720 Liberty Street 609-392-3553 Trenton, NJ 08629 fbogdzio@gmail.com Gerald D. Jeitner, Jr. Oriental Guide 3031 Sherman Ave. 609-876-6726 Pennsauken, NJ 08109 jeitner4@hotmail.com Ill. Harvey M. Levin, P.P. Treasurer 133 Valley Run Drive 856-795-4391 Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 harvey.levin@mhslift.com Ill. Richard W. Brewster, P.P. Recorder 257 Gemini Dr., 1-B 908-874-5133 Hillsborough, NJ 08844 rwbrewster@comcast.net Rodger L. Smith 1st Ceremonial Master 3 American Way 908-537-6836 Glen Gardner, NJ 08860 ncrsmith@nac.net Brian K. Minker 2nd Ceremonial Master 201 Fleetwood Ave 856-220-7536 Mt Laurel, NJ. 08054 bminker@crescentshrine.org David R. Saunders Marshal 104 Oxford Ave. 856-767-0027 Berlin, NJ 08009 drsaun@aol.com James J. Richardson Captain of the Guard 8 Greenwich Dr. (cell) 267-252-0574 Westampton, NJ 08060 jrichardson9@verizon.net Edward R. Petkevis Director 1380 Hornberger Ave. 609-499-4300 Roebling, NJ. 08554 ep@erplaw.com George J Wigginton Outer Guard 1505 Marne Hwy 609-238-6004 Hainesport NJ 08036 gjwigginton@msn.com Rasul staff Maggie Singer, Kathy Haughey Henry Haughey Editor

Imperial Potentate

Michael G. Severe

2011 - 2012

Vincent M. Colasanti Illustrious Potentate

2012

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Mothers Day Brunch

May 13, 2012

Pancakes; French Toast; Scrambled Eggs; Sausage; Hash Browns; Bacon

Carving Station with Ham and Turkey. Salads; juices; coffee; tea

Crescent Shriners $20 per person

700 Highland Drive Name: ____________________________________

Westampton, NJ Phone: ____________________________________

(609) 702-9440 Number of People: ___________

Mimosas and Bloody Mary’s available for purchase

Friday Night Socials At

Crescent Shrine 700 Highland Dr., Westampton, NJ

April 20

Fish & Chips

May 11

Fried Chicken PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE IN MAY!!

$12 with Advanced Reservations

$15 at the door

Name:__________________________________

Phone: _________________________________

Number of People: __________

_____ April Dinner _____ May Dinner

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UPCOMING DATES TO REMEMBER

April 5th Units Meeting — 7 pm April 10th Big Band at Crescent Shrine — 7 pm April 11th STATED MEETING — 7:30 pm April 20th Friday Night Social — 6 pm (Fish and Chips) May 3rd Units Meeting — 7 pm May 8th Big Band at Crescent Shrine — 7 pm May 11th Friday Night Social — 6 pm (NOTE: Change of date for May) May 13th Mother’s Day Brunch — 9 am — 1 pm May 22nd Big Band at Crescent Shrine — 7 pm May 24th Bus trip to Atlantic City — 9 am — 5 pm Sept 6-9 MASA — Virginia Beach

STRING BAND STRUMMINGS

SPRING 2012-THE STRING BAND CONTINUES ITS

REHEARSALS, DINNER ENGAGEMENTS AND

PARADES WITH THE RECENT ST. PATTY’S DAY

PARADE IN SEASIDE HEIGHTS MARCH 10TH. THE

DAY WAS SUNNY BUT ON THE COOL SIDE WITH

TEMPERATURES IN THE LOW 40’S AND WINDS OFF

THE BAY. EVERYONE HAD A GREAT TIME WITH A

CHEERING CROWD ESTIMATED NEAR 60,000

PEOPLE, ALL DRESSED IN EVERY IMAGINABLE

COLOR AND STYLE OF GREEN IRISH WEAR.

THE BAND IS ALWAYS LOOKING FOR ADDITIONAL

MEMBERS INCLUDING QUARTER MASTERS AND

DRIVERS. ASK YOUR FRIENDS, NEIGHBORS AND

BROTHERS IN LODGE IF THEY KNOW ANYBODY

WHO MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN JOINING THE

BAND. THE PARADE SCHEDULE IS STARTING TO

LOAD UP WITH MEMORIAL DAY FAST

APPROACHING AND JULY FOURTH CLOSE BEHIND.

CALL FOR INFORMATION ABOUT JOINING

HOWARD OGDEN-856-428-7340

MARK HILL-609-213-0940

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Potentate Message

Nobles,

We all wear a fez, and in the large letters it reads CRESCENT,

that which ties us together. We all share one common goal,

Shriners Hospital and the work we do for the children.

We all know, that one key for success in an organization the

size of ours is, communication. Today we have the best

communications than ever before in history. Our predecessors

would be jealous! Everyone has a telephone, most have

computers, in essence, we never have to speak in person again.

However this makes it easy to lose connection with the human

spirit. In the past few months I have had the great honor and

pleasure to visit various clubs and units, and very pleased to see

the pride each member takes in the work they do. If given the

opportunity, I encourage each and every person reading this to

the visit clubs and units of Crescent, and stay connected to

everything CRESCENT.

I would like to take this opportunity to quote Illustrious

Potentate Richard Waggoner, “It’s time for every Shriner to ask

himself the question: What can I do for the Shrine.” Your

answer should be “Stay united toward the common goal.”

Yours in Faith, Vincent Colasanti Illustrious Potentate

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Recorder Ramblings

Spring has sprung! I opened this new spring season by attending the Recorder's Seminar in San Diego. Ninety Recorders from around the nation were in attendance along with Past Imperial Potentate and Recorder Jack H. Jones and Imperial Potentate Michael C. Severe. There were seminars on Insurance, computerized membership program and Shriner's Village website. A lot of helpful information was shared by the recorders there. Spring sprucing up has been done here at our Shrine by recasting our building mortgage, bringing down our monthly payment. Now that the days are longer and brighter you can get more active with your units. If you aren't a member of a unit or club, please use the form in the Rasul to get information on one. Don't forget to come out to the meetings, Friday night socials and other activities going on at our Shrine. Have a wonderful spring season and I look forward to seeing you all out and about. There are 453 Nobles who have not paid there dues for this year if you are one of them please send so we can send you your dues card. RICHARD W. BREWSTER, PP Recorder

Crescent Recorder

Richard Brewster

With

Phil Johnson

Secretary for

International

Recorders

Association

At Al Bahr Shrine

San Diego CA

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Pisauro, Levy & Palumbo, PA Certified Public Accountants and Consultants

34 Scotch Road • Ewing, NJ 08628

Phone: 609-883-4404 • Fax: 609-883-0030

Girard A. Pisauro, III, CPA

Place YOUR AD in the

Rasul just call the office at

609-702-9440

Monday Night Bingo

This is our #1 Fund raiser

so even if you do not play tell your neighbors

NOW TUESDAY MORNING BINGO

11 am start

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Remember for a donation of $500 dollars

you will receive a gold leaf on our giving tree

in the main lobby.

You can designate if the donation goes to

supporting the operations of the Temple or

goes directly to the mortgage principal.

James F. Allison

James Thompson

Harry R. Winkler

We would like to thank those Nobles who faithfully send

their monthly donations to our Mortgage Reduction Fund.

And we encourage more Nobles to consider contributing.

GOLD LEAF MEMBERS

Ross Van Ness Bayer, P.P.

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Remember all Shriners are Masons So support your Blue Lodge

And please let your brothers know about the Shriners

Circus coming back to

Crescent this Fall

Gerald Jeitner

Oriental Guide

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Don’t forget to visit our web site for club and unit

information

WWW.CRESCENTSHRINE.ORG AND FOR SHRINE INFORMATION VISIT

Greetings Hackers and Whackers; If this current weather is any indication of the year to come, it will be a GREAT season! As the younger generation sometimes says, "I'M STOKED"! I'd like to do a preseason tune-up on March 28th (Wed), instead of the 25th (Sunday), as mentioned in a prior communication. This date is highly dependent on the weather, and we should know at least a week in advance if it will be a go. Location will be Hillsborough CC. From there, looking forward to opening our official season on April 18th at Rancocas Country Club. Next up after that is Avalon CC on May 16th where we'll be greeted to Cape May by Illustrious Sir Vincent Colasanti! So, until our next round, "hit'em long and straight".

Rodger

Hackers and Whackers Golf Club

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Mini Car

Motorcycle Patrol

Motor Units

The March meeting of our unit had good attendance showing the anticipation of warmer weather for Motorcycle activities coming up.

New summer riding shirts have been purchased to supplement our uniforms during hot weather. Dave Saunders and Ralph Wooden passed the maroon and white golf style shirts out to the attending members. They look great and will be a welcome addition to our unit.

Nick Marino (Parade Coordinator) has expressed that he is waiting to hear from our Spring lineup of communities that participate. The following usually start our Spring Parades Lancaster, Pa., Penndel, Pa., Hulmeville, Pa., Allentown, NJ and New Egypt, NJ.

Our unit likes to Parade so if there are any Nobles of our Shrine who know of a town or function which would enjoy having our unit in their parade, please contact any Motorcycle Patrol member or contact Crescent Shrine Center for infor-mation.

See you at the next Friday night dinner social. Bob Hullfish

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Motor Corps. Mini Car Unit

Ed Pearson, Secretary

March 19, 2012

The Motor Corps. Mini Car Unit

participated in the annual Saint

Patrick’s Day Parade in Seaside

Heights, NJ on March 10th. This is one

of our favorite events each the year

and is a great way to start our parade

schedule. Even though the weather

was chillier than the last couple years, the crowd was enthusiastic as ever

and gave us a good reception. One tradition that has evolved at this event

is a post parade picnic at Maryann Konfederak’s house. Again this year,

good food and fellowship was enjoyed by all.

The parade schedule for 2012 is starting to take shape. We will be

doing several repeat performances at some of our favorite parades and

adding others to the schedule. Our fleet of mini cars is always expanding

and now totals 10 cars, which presents interesting options for the Unit. We

can take all the cars to one parade and really make an impression

proceeding down the street and with our formations. Alternatively, this

year at the major holidays we will be able to split the Unit and send half of

the cars to one parade and the other half to another parade when parades

are at the same time. We are anxiously anticipating the Memorial Day and

July 4th parade schedule.

Pictured above is Vince Etzel’s car, one of two new cars added to

the fleet over the winter. Vince’s car has been customized into a Paddy

Wagon by Captain Jim Thompson, representing Vince’s years with the NJ

State Police. It took Jim about 60 hours to complete the job. We are

fortunate to have such skilled members as Jim and President Red Hieber in

our Unit.

We are always looking for additional members and extend an

invitation to our newest nobles from the March 18 Ceremonial to check us

out. You do not have to own a car to be a member. Our goal is to have a

membership of two non-car owners for every car in the fleet. This way we

will have sufficient backup drivers when owners are unable to make it to a

parade. Also, we will have members available to drive either or both trucks

with our trailers in the parades. We do have inventory available for

purchase, too. Any noble interested in joining should contact a member of

the Unit or the Shrine office to express your interest. Also, you may come

by our room on any Units’ night to talk to us and get more information.

Please see our pictures on the Unit’s web page of the Crescent Shrine web site.

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APPOINTMENTS for 2012

1st Ceremonial Master Rodger L. Smith

2nd Ceremonial Master Brian K Minker

Marshal David R. Saunders

Capt. of the Guard James J Richardson

Director Edward R. Petkevis

Outer Guard George J Wigginton

Ritual team Director James R. Roberts

Solicitor Edward R. Petkevis, Esq.

Chaplain Lewis Wargo

Temple Photographer John L Reader III

Membership Chairman Henry J Haughey

Protocol Chairman James C. Umlauf, P.P.

Webmaster Henry J. Haughey

Public Relations Henry J. Haughey

RASUL Editor Henry J. Haughey

Endowment, Wills & Gifts Edward R. Petkevis, Esq.

Housing Chairman Vincent M Colasanti

New Units Chairman John W Bernhardt

Paper Crusade Chairman Robert Farrell

Fundraising Chairman Lee A. Grimes

Hospital Liaison Frank L Mayo

Chief Personal Aide John E Williams

Chief Hospitality Aide Marvin O. Thorn

Potentate’s Aides:

Thomas R Harman III Robert M Keith

Wade V Smith

Units:

Colonel John W. Bernhardt

Lt Colonel Edwin E Teichmann

Chaplain Lewis Wargo

Clown Director Raymond S. Wilson, Jr.

Legion of Honor Commander Joseph A. Orlando

Motor Corps Director Eugene W. Hieber

Motorcycle Patrol Captain David R Saunders

Shepherd Director Robert J. Heaney

Steward Chief & Directors Staff Wade V. Smith

String Band Director Mark P Hill

String Band Musical Director Howard R. Ogden

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Burlington County Shrine Club

The picture on the next page was taken when the Burlington County Shrine Club presented a check for $25,000 from our Golf Outing to the Philadelphia Shriners Hospital in February. Those attending included Jim Umlauf, a Crescent Associate Hospital Board Member; John Cogan, Treasurer; Wayne Farren, Golf Chairman; Frank Mayo, Hospital Board Chairman, Crescent Noble and member of BCSC; Henry Haughey, Chief Rabban and BCSC member; Charlie Blinn, Secretary and Ed Pearson, President.

The big date to remember is Monday, June 11, 2012, for the Burlington County Shrine Club’s Annual Golf Outing at beautiful Riverton Country Club. This is the Club’s largest fundraiser, so we are looking for golfers and all levels of sponsors. If you don’t golf, you can still enjoy an open bar, steak dinner, watch the helicopters put on an exciting flying display before doing the impressive ball drop and enjoy a post dinner speaker for only $75.00. The ball drop tickets and pamphlets will be mailed soon to all members of BCSC. Please see any member to purchase your ball drop tickets. The prizes are $1,000, $500 and $250 for the three balls landing closest to the hole. Please look elsewhere in this Rasul for information about the Outing.

On February 25th, thirty of us spent the day touring the PA Grand

Lodge and Shriners Hospital. Thanks are extended to Chief Rabban Henry Haughey for driving the bus and demonstrating his skills through the narrow openings in Chinatown. The tours of both facilities were excellent and very informative. Burlington County Shrine Club held its first meeting at Charlie Brown’s Steakhouse on Rte. 541, Westampton, with the largest crowd in a long time. I want to thank all who attended the meeting at our new location. Joe Laufer, Burlington County Historian, gave an informative talk on several historical firsts held by Burlington County. We still have room for more – new members as well as existing members. Our next regular meeting will be April 4th when the speaker will be Wrightstown Mayor Tom Harper, who will speak about the joint military base and its impact on Burlington County. All Shriners, Masons and their ladies are welcome to these first Wednesday of the month meetings. Social time begins at 6pm and dinner at 7pm. The cost of dinner is $20.00 (tax & tip included). Finally, welcome to the new Nobles of Crescent Shrine. We invite you to come to our meetings and enjoy the fraternal fellowship of our Club. It is a good relaxed way to meet other Nobles and ask about the many activities available to Nobles of the Crescent Shrine. Edward Marren, 1st Vice President

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Congratulations Frank Mayo, has been

elected Chairman of the

Board of Governors of

Shriners Hospitals for

Children-Philadelphia.

He has served on the

B o a r d ’s E x e c u t i v e

Committee since 2009,

most recently as its Vice

Chairman. Frank is an

active member of the

Crescent Shriners since

1994, and a Mason since 1983. Frank is the Past

Colonel of the Uniformed Units of Crescent Shrine.

He is also a member of the Legion of Honor,

Burlington County Shrine Club, Yacht Club.

Frank is a graduate of LaSalle College (known today

as LaSalle University), where he earned a bachelor’s

degree in accounting and business. Frank is a

self-employed accountant for the last 31 years, serving

as President of the company.

Shriners Hospitals for Children® is changing lives

every day through innovative pediatric specialty care,

world-class research, and outstanding medical

education. The Philadelphia hospital provides care for

congenital and acquired orthopaedic conditions as

well as acute and rehabilitative care for children with

spinal cord injuries.

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Check our web-site for all the latest information

www.crescentshrine.org And for everything about

Shriners Hospital and Fraternity

WWW.SHRINERSVILLAGE.COM

Dear Nobles:

Well it looks like we made it through a very mild winter, now

we must look forward to the spring with many events ahead to

get our an promote Crescent Shrine. The Provost Guard will be

involved in parades and we are always looking for events to

attend. If any members have information on events coming up

and would like to team upa with us feel free to contact myself

or any member of the Provost Guard.

Capt. Jim

From the desk of Capt. J.J. Richardson

Provost Guard

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SPACE IS LIMITED !

FIRST COME—FIRST SERVED !

November 11-17, 2012

Sunday—Saturday

$950/Person Double Occupancy

$1099 Single Occupancy

Join Potentate Vince Colasanti on this seven day excursion

to fabulous LAS VEGAS and stay at the centrally located

Riviera Hotel and Casino on the Strip.

Package Includes:

Round-trip non-stop flight leaving from Philadelphia

on US Airways

Six nights at the Riviera Hotel and Casino in the midst

of all the action

Round-trip transfers to and from the airport in Las

Vegas

All hotel taxes and service charges

The Riviera Hotel and Casino is a full-service Las Vegas

Strip hotel which features outstanding shows performing

nightly in intimate theater settings.

Dining Options include the Riv Buffet, R Steak & Seafood

Restaurant, Pool-side Café, Queen Victoria British Pub,

Banana Leaf Asian Restaurant and Mardi Gras Food Court.

The hotel also boasts 100,000 square feet of the latest

casino games that include the best table games odds on the

Las Vegas Strip, as well as a new Asian gaming pit,

featuring baccarat and Pai Gow poker. In addition, it is the

only casino on the Las Vegas Strip to offer bingo. And just

for good measure, the Riviera Hotel & Casino is home to

the 3 Lions Tattoo Studio, where artists deliver the best

portrait tattoo design in Las Vegas.

Round Trip Bus

Transportation available: $30/person based on 47 ppl

Trip Cancellation Insurance

available upon request

Payment Plan Available

CRESCENT

SHRINERS 700 Highland Drive Westampton, NJ 08060

$100.00 deposit

required for

Reservation

Make checks payable to

Crescent Shriners

For information

Call Maggie at

(609) 702-9440

Reservation Form: PLEASE PRINT

Guest Name: _______________________________

Guest Name: _______________________________

Phone: _____________________________

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2012 MID-ATLANTIC SHRINE CONVENTION

VIRGINIA BEACH, SEPTEMBER 6th-9th, 2012

HOLIDAY INN - 3900 ATLANTIC AVE.

757-428-1711

Well, it's that time again when we plan for MASA Convention. The same

hotel as last year. The cost for the entire three (3) day weekend stay is

$602.00 per couple. This includes hotel - banquet on Thursday night

(Capt.'s George’s seafood buffet)- hospitality nightly - after parade party

and registration badges. As you know, the registration badges admit you

to the MASA Shrine-A-Rama and permits you to ride the special white

busses while in Virginia Beach.

Room reservation deposits are required by April 20th, in the amount of

$200 per room. Balance of fees will be due in the Recorder’s office by

July 6th. We will arrange with the office if you wish to have a payment

plan so that you don't have to pay all at once. Just let me or Maggie know

what you want. We will work with you. ALL RESERVATIONS MUST

BE M A DE DI RE C TLY T HR OU GH THE REC OR DE R S

OFFICE. We will pay on a master billing and hence the reason for mak-

ing all reservations through our office.

Please complete the attached form and return it with your deposit to

CRESCENT SHRINE, 700 Highland Dr., Westampton, N.J. 08060.

Yours in the Faith,

RICHARD W. BREWSTER, P.P., Recorder

RWB:mms

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Name:__________________________________________________

Ladies Name:____________________________________________

Please print name

Unit/Club_____________________Phone No._____________

Shrine #____________

Extra days in Virginia Beach will cost $150.00 per room per night. If you

want to arrive earlier than Thursday Sept. 6th or stay longer than Sunday,

Sept. 9th please indicate your choice:

Tues Sept. 4th ( ) Wed. Sept 5th ( ) Depart Mon. Sept. 10th ( )

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Nobles, I would like to share some news with you about our finances

concerning our mortgage. We have taken $400,000 from our investments

and applied it to the principal, bringing the mortgage down to $1.6

million. By doing this we have lowered our percentage rate to 5%. The

savings will bring us closer to our budget. It does, however, leave us a

little short in our investments. Therefore, I am asking you to participate

in our MEGA 50/50. We will try to raise much needed revenue. If we

can sell all of our tickets by December 20th, 2012 we will be able to make

the winning ticket worth $50,000 and that much for Crescent Shrine!

The tickets are $100 each and we will need help selling them, so I am

counting on you to help. We can also buy them on time so a little amount

per month can get you in the pool.

Thank you in advance,

Dickie

Atlantic City Bus trip

May 24

Cost $30

Reserve your seat - space is limited

Call Maggie 609-702-9440 11

String Band Mark Hill 609-213-0940 yojack1953@msn.com

Provost Guard Jim Richardson 267-252-0574 jrichardson@verizon.net

Mini Cars Red Hieber 215-783-0197 kim@buckscountyinternational.com

Motorcycle David Saunders 856-889-9574 drsaun@aol.com

Clowns Mookie Wilson 609-412-1315 mookie158@comcast.net

Shepherds Bob Heaney 215-968-4308 robehean@aol.com

If you play a musical instrument or want to learn,

The String Band needs YOU. If you are into law enforcement or Military,

The Provost Guard needs YOU. If you ride a motorcycle

The Motorcycle Patrol needs YOU. If you want to get back to your youth and drive a mini car,

The Mini Cars need YOU. If you want to bring a smile to a kid, young or old,

The Clowns need YOU If you have the time

Our Shepherds really need drivers they really need YOU.

NOBLES THE UNITS NEED HELP.

We need our new NOBLES who are not yet involved,

and our more seasoned NOBLES to come out and join us.

We need your help.

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Notice April 11, 2012 Stated meeting

7:30 at the Shrine

There has been a motion made to raise the

dues by 5% each year

We will be discussing and

voting at the meeting.

Dress is Jacket and FEZ

2012 dues card needed

332.2

If you have paid your 2012 Dues we thank you

If you are one of the 453 Nobles who have not

Please Pay so you can vote

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BEER*WINE*SODA

…AND ALL THE FIXINS’

ALL CRESCENT SHRINE NOBLES AND THEIR

LADIES ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO OUR

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JUNE 22ND 2012 6:00PM

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