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Nobles and Ladies,this year is windingdown in a flurry of activ-ity. Time seems to haveflown by this year! We’ve

had Parades, Ceremonials, our Circus, Brunches,Dinners, Outreach Clinics, Barbeques, our AnnualCornFest, Margaritaville Night, Pote’s Ball, CigarNight and a slew of other fun reasons to get togetherto enjoy the World’s Greatest Philanthropy.

We still have a full schedule to round out theyear, filled to overflowing with Christmas Par-ties, OVs and Parades, so if you missed anearlier function, please try to come to theselatest offerings.

Thanks to all the Nobles and Ladies whoworked the Shrine Circus and supportedthe Circus Dads & Moms Program. Youmade it such a success. Many thanks to theParade Units and Clubs who brought their“toys” to display Saturday – they certainlyget lots of attention, don’t they? TheClowns Face Painting booth was full of chil-dren and adults getting painted and I saw ahuge variety of balloon items being enjoyed byeveryone. It’s wonderful seeing the smiles on thechildren’s faces when they come through the gate,some for the very first time at a Circus. And specialthanks to Circus Chairman Jack Garrett, PP, for allhis hard work getting your tickets into the hands ofneedy children Valley wide so they can share our joy.

We have many fine gentlemen running for var-ious Offices at the Shrine, so please remember tocome to the December 12th Stated Meeting to votefor your choice.

Speaking of Stated Meetings, I’ve gotten offVERY easy this year! I’m sure most of you areaware we’ve been listing names and member num-bers of two Nobles in each issue of the ArabianTales beginning with the February 2012 issue. Mychallenge was to find your name or number, con-

tact me & I’d buy you dinner that Stated Meet-ing. Well, so far I haven’t had to “pay up.” So

here’s my final challenge… find your nameor member number & let me know SOONor I get off Scot free on this! Each nameand member number is listed once eachin various locations around the maga-zine – sometimes upside down, some-times backwards (difficult to read, Iknow), sometimes both upside downAND backwards!

Lady Sandi and I would like to takethis moment to thank you for the honor

you bestowed in electing me Potentate ofEl Zaribah Shrine for 2012. It has given us

both many opportunities to make and renewfriendships we will cherish forever. We hope youall had as much fun as we did. Yours in the Faith, /h

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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

J. “Hut” Hutson, Potentate

Jack Garrett, PP, Recorder

STATED MEETING WILL BE HELD

WEDNESDAy, DECEMBER 12, 2012 &

WEDNESDAy, JANuARy 2, 2013

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Orientation/Installation 2Pote’s Notes 3Recorder’s Message 6Official Call to Meeting 6Black Camel & Membership Info 7Outreach Clinic Dates 7Club & unit Meeting Nights 8Editor’s Corner 8unit Articles 9Shrine Club Articles 13 Comments 15Circus Dads/Moms VIPs 16Circus Dads/Moms 17Ladies Organizations 18Job’s Daughters 18Clinic News 19 Transportation Donations 19Parade Schedule 19Mentor Program & Parade 20$100 Million Club 20Notice to Scribes 22Chief Medical Officer Info 23New Patient Referral 25Calendar 30Friends of the Tales 31Life Line Screening 32

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EVENTS COORDINATOR

Shirley Smith 602-231-0300

ELECTED DIVANPOTENTATE

Hon. J. “Hut” Hutson C 480-861-0477

CHIEF RABBAN

Ed Stolze C 623-810-9990

ASSISTANT RABBAN

Gerry Massey C 623-229-0545

HIGH PRIEST & PROPHET

Chris Hagenian C 602-822-3052

ORIENTAL GuIDE

George Mather C 480-254-5328

TREASuRER

Nate E. Boyer C 602-376-7676

RECORDER 1-800-784-6980

Jack Garrett, PP C 602-469-0771

APPOINTED DIVANFIRST CEREMONIAL MASTER

Alan Dye C 480-223-2914

SECOND CEREMONIAL MASTER

Julius Horvath C 602-451-8093

TEMPLE MARSHAL

John Locher H 480-926-2583

TEMPLE DIRECTOR

Kurt Kesselring C 480-797-3273

CAPTAIN OF THE GuARD

Mike Richards H 602-650-1626

OuTER GuARD

Erv Whetstone C 602-549-2957

CHAPLAIN

Sanford Wax C 602-321-8411

DIVAN REPRESENTATIVES“Hut” Hutson H 480-897-6913

Ed Stolze H 623-810-9990

Gerald Massey C 623-229-0545

HOSPITAL COMMITTEEJim Miller, PP H 480-838-6646

Tom Sheldon, Clinics H 480-899-3854

BOARD OF GOVERNORS

SHRINERS HOSPITALS

FOR CHILDRENEd Stolze Los Angeles

Jim Grone Los Angeles

Charles R. Leon Salt Lake City

Dave Polner, PP Salt Lake City

PuBLIC RELATIONS CHAIRMANMike Richards H 602-650-1626

PuBLIC RELATIONS CONSuLTANTHardy Murphy H: 602-993-7360

TEMPLE ATTORNEyH.M. “Mac” Bohlman H: 480-946-6292

EL ZARIBAH LIVING POTENTATES1985 - A. Marshall Austin II 2000 - Douglas H. Kurbat 2008 - David T. Polner

1989 - Donald D. Meinershagen 2001 - Leo R. Balthazor 2009 - James G. Miller

1991 - Ronald E. Randleman 2002 - James L. Willittes 2010 - Philip W. Houghton

1992 - Richard H. Russell 2004 - Larry A. Kesselring 2011 - Thomas Calvin

1994 - Jack M. Garrett 2006 - David C. Humphrey 2012 - Hon. J. “Hut” Hutson

1998 - E.M. Monty Fox 2007 - Russell Gunther

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

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Nobles and Ladies, on behalf of my-self, Chief Rabban Ed Stolze and all theDivan members, we would like to takethis time to thank those listed belowUnits and Clubs for their donations

given to help purchase bicycles for the 2012 Shrine Circus. A special thanks goes to Jim Pitts and his crew for picking up

the bikes at Luke Air Force Base.I wish all Shriners and their Ladies could see the smiles on

these children’s faces when they receive their bicycles. Since it’sjust before Christmas this year, it will be extra special for them!Once again, many thanks to the following Units and Clubs for theirdonations.

Recorder’s Message...

I’d also like to take a moment to add Season’s Greetings andBest Wishes to all of you. Whatever Holiday plans you mayenjoy, please stay safe, healthy and happy.

Mounted Patrol PatrolLegion of Honor MotorcyclesTransportation El DulabsProvost Temple BandTemple Guard Culinary

Yours in the Faith, Jack M Garrett, PPRecorder & Circus Chairman

OFFICIAL CALL OF THE POTENTATE:Nobility of El Zaribah

MONTHLy STATED MEETING

Wednesday, December 12, 20127:00 pm – El Zaribah Shrine Center

For the Purpose of Old and New Business Your Attendance is Urgently Requested

Attest: Jack Garrett, PP, Recorder Yours in the Faith, Hut Hutson, Potentate

January Stated Meeting

Wednesday,

January 2, 2013

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Both the Intermountain (Salt Lake City) and Los Angeles Shrine

Clinic location in Phoenix is held at Maricopa Medical Center, 2525

E. Roosevelt St., 3rd Floor.

Outreach Clinic Dates:

Jan 4, 2013 SLC Mar 1, 2013 SLC

Mar 6, 2013 LAX May 10, 2013 SLC

Jul 12, 2013 SLC Sept 6, 2013 LAX

Sept 13, 2013 SLC Nov 1, 2013 SLC

2013 Phoenix Outreach Clinic Dates

John W Acer

Sam H Ballard

Alvin C Frantz

Harvey D Mielke

T Hardy Murphy

William L White

Passed Through The unseen Portals

Membership November 8, 2012 1,734Regular Members 1,553Associate Members 181

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Monthly Membership Report...

CREATEDKiro Arabyan Vartan ArabyanCarlyle A Brown David E ClyborneJeremy A Cotterell David DeereCarl Fredricksen Donald HalfordJames J Hoover C David JenkinsTony Karagezyan Vito KaragezyanCharles F Maurice Spencer J McBrideDanny Miller Lawrence A MullinsMicah J Munger Howard K SlackDavid L Sprague Jimmie Stanfield

AFFILIATEDMike Becker Lawrence D Jones

ASSOCIATED

DEMITTEDVernon L Gress John B Williams

ASSOCIATE MEMBER DROPPEDSevero K Guerrero

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BAND ea Thursday 7:00 pm Band RoomCLOWNS 1st Monday 7:00 pm Clown RoomCULINARY 3rd Tuesday 7:00 pm Culinary RoomDESERT CHARIOTS Wed of Std Mtg 5:30 pm Desert Chariots RoomDIRECTOR’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 Various LocationsCOCONINO 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 Wednesday 6:00 pm VFW 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 / CCWHITE MTN SC 3rd Sunday Noon JB’s /Show LowWINSLOW SC 2nd Friday 5:00 pm Club HouseYAVAPAI COUNTYSC 2nd Wednesday 6:00 pm Elks Club/Prescott ValleyYOUNG 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... January 1st

Is Your Due Date

for the February

Issue of the

Arabian Tales

To the Divan of El Zaribah and all the new Officers ofour Units and Clubs - we wish only the best for the newlyElected Officers of our great philanthropy for the ensuingyear.

Again this holiday season, I remind our Shrine Familyto give gifts that are made right here in the good ol’ U.S.of A. If an item is available from our Arabian Tales adver-tisers, and/or a local vendor, even better. Please thinkabout gift certificates from our advertisers and local ven-dors to help our Arizona economy. Remember Friend toFriend, the $100 Million Dollar Club or our Helping HandFund.

An excellent gift could be to pay a person’s dues in theShrine, a Unit or Club, Blue Lodge, or any of the Masonicbodies. That also includes all our Ladies organizations.

We at the Arabian Tales wish everyone at happy andhealthy Holiday Season and Happy New Year!Fred Wulff, EditorBarb Cook, Typeset, Layout & Design Liz Treasure, Special Graphics Volunteer

editor’s Corner...

Chickpea headed for Sheriff Joe’s Tent City

...uniformed units...

How was that Chief Rabban Night last month? I guess if youmissed it, you’ll have to get the low downfrom the rumblings in the hall. Also, bythe time you read this we’ve had an out-standing OV. The Clowns wish to thankeveryone who helped plan and organizethe events of the evening. It was full offun, friendship, and holiday spirit.

At this time we’d like to thank the 2012 Clown line for all theirhard work and dedication to the Unit. The Clowns will be continu-ing the momentum with the 2013 line: President Keith “Lucky” Se-plak; Vice President Bill “U-Hoo” Enloe and Secretary/TreasurerJames “Hopeful” Jennings. Let’s all show our support and getpainted up to show the Temple and the public the face of ElZaribah.

If we don’t see you before 2013, please have a safe and happyHoliday Season. The El Zaribah Clowns

Clowns...

Culinary...

Hi Nobles. The Culinary Unit is plodding along, trying to keepthe food on the plates. As this is my first article for the Tales, please

bare with me. I’d like to thank RalphJones, our previous Secretary, for hisgreat service to our Unit and the Templeover the years. Hopefully he’ll still showup for meetings and to serve whenneeded.

We’d like to welcome Aaron Harris toour Unit; he really has no idea what he’s agreed to do! We’re al-ways on the lookout for new members. One of our chief sellingpoints is: When you stand on the back side of the serving table, noone’s going to spill beans or gravy on your thumb! We meet on the3rd Tuesday of the month at 7:00 in the Temple, so please stop byor simply tell one of us behind the serving line at any Unit Head orStated Meeting if you’d like to join.

We have an OV scheduled in December, along with a ChristmasParty, but as of now it’s on a need-to-know basis, and Hal is keep-ing it to himself as to when and with what other Units it’s planned.It may have to do with his going on a cruise around South Americawith his Lady Margie over the holidays.

We had a great time selling tickets at the Circus and met lots ofgreat people. The new venue and timing at WestWorld is a greatimprovement over the heat we’ve endured in the past.

I’d also like to thank all who showed up to cook and serve at theCIF Barbeque. I certainly hope you had fun. Too bad you didn’t getthe word it was cancelled in September!!!

The Drum & Bugle played frequently over the Lake Havasu weekend

In the Hospitality Room at Lake Havasu


Remember, there’s a reason we wear plastic gloves when serv-ing - we don’t want to leave fingerprints on your food! Talk to youin the next issue of the Tales. Ken Conner, “practicing” Secretary

The Director’s Staff is a uniquely rewarding Unit at El ZaribahShrine. You’ll recognize us by our famous RedCoveralls. We strive to have fun at the “Will andPleasure of the Potentate” as a truly working Unitof the Shrine at functions.

We assist in the new Noble’s journey intoShrinedom. At times, we participate in Shrine sanc-tioned Parades with our 6-man bike. We’re truly asilent strength of the Shrine.

So if you’re an able bodied man who aspires tohave fun while working for Shrinedom, we invite you to become amember of our Unit.

We meet the 4th Thursday of the month. If you have any ques-tions, please email [email protected].

We’ll be holding Elections at the December 5th meeting.A Red Coverall

Director’s staff...


Al Jondi’s camels in the Anthem Parade

The Legion of Honor in the Lake Havasu Parade


Activities have been extensive. Lots of things going on.October Stated Meeting Color Guard were

Nobles Trundy, Scrimager, Rickard & John-ston. Folker taking photo’s, Wax as El ZaribahChaplain and Hagenian as High Priest andProphet.

Lake Havasu Parade Marchers wereTrundy, Hettervik, Johnston & Douglas Hol-

Legion of honor...

Thanksgiving day, although a memory, is in our home the sig-nal to make a final check of all the light bulbs and when all appearsready, to turn on the switches bringingforth the illumination needed for all theChristmas decorations. What betterway to bring attention to and welcomethis, the month we celebrate the birthof Jesus Christ. It’s a wonderful time of year.

The Greeters have another fun month planned to round out theyear. Friday evening, Dec. 7th the date of the Greeters ChristmasParty OV by our Potentate, Illustrious Sir “Hut’ Hutson opens themonth. Once again, the hosting facility, The University Club inPhoenix, a beautiful location decorated with all the appropriate sea-sonal lights and ornaments, compliments the evening by providingthat glow of warmth and good cheer. All this, coupled with a gour-met menu, a nice gathering of friends and a bit of liquid refresh-ment… who could ask for more?

Unit Elections were recently held. Voted in as Unit Officers for2013 were Pres. Al Shattuck; 1st VP Lenny William; 2nd VP RogerHall, and Sec/Treas Chuck Richards. It’s nice to see that ChuckRichards didn‘t get “burned out” during his year as President andonce again has accepted a leadership position within the Unit.Thanks, Chuck.

I’m now going to interject something of a personal nature. I justwant to say a big THANK YOU to those members from within ourGreeters Unit who have, throughout this past year, taken that extratime and provided that extra effort in supporting our Unit. Your freetime, I know, is precious to each and every one of you. To give ofit in support of this Unit is commendable. It’s refreshing to onceagain see a large turn out at Unit meetings, a more than sufficientnumber of Greeters available at Stated Meetings for escort dutyand, believe it or not, on occasion, a full Greetermobile at Parades.The leadership provided by our Unit Officers this year has beensecond to none. I’m proud to be one of you.

All the members of the Greeters and their families wish each andevery one of you a most happy, healthy and Merry Christmas withgood thoughts being sent your way along with prayers and goodwishes for your New Year. Until next time…

Greeters...

Chris Hagenian

bort (Aloha LOH) with Wax driving the Trailer Vehicle. Also the LakeHavasu Ceremonial was very well presented and the Ritual Crewto be congratulated on a fine presentation to the new Candidates.

Anthem Parade Marchers were Trundy, Hettervik, Rickard, Mc-Cullough and Johnston. With the Parade Trailer and vehicle wereJorgensen, LeClair and Wax driving.

The Legion of Honor had a Picnic at the beautiful Rio Vista Parkin Peoria on Nov. 4th that was very well attended and much muchfood and camaraderie. We should have brought carry out contain-ers. :-) John LeClair and the group organizing the Picnic did an out-standing job.

The Legion of Honor Unit consists of Nobles who have servedHonorably or are currently members of the Armed Forces of theirCountry. It’s an Honor to belong to the Legion of Honor Unit. Youserved your country and now have the opportunity to serve theShrine and have fun at the same time. We lead the El ZaribahShrine Parades, present the Colors at Stated meeting and variousother functions as requested by the Illustrious Sir.

Eligible Nobles and their Ladies are invited to check us out andattend our 6:00 pm dinner meeting held the 3rd Monday of themonth at the El Zaribah Auditorium. The business meeting is in theLOH Room at the El Zaribah Auditorium at 7:00 pm each monthexcept June, July and August. Scribe PC/Adj./Fin. Officer Virgil Johnston

We roll into Springerville 1/2 hour before sundown. My butt’snumb. The motel’s passable and the room smells chemically ster-

ile, but we’re hungry. Off we go acrossthe tiny town to the Mexican restaurant.Our group kind of overpowered theplace. Purple Jim mistakenly dipped hischip in the NoNo sauce. He didn’t do thattwice. They were probably happy to seeus go but were well paid for their trou-

bles. Lights out early for me and I slept like a stone. The sound of

some fool on a Harley woke me the next day. It was still dark forcrying out loud! Oops, the sun had been up for an hour - thoseblackout curtains sure work.

One big bad biker dude didn’t want to leave his warm cozy bed.The rest of us were amped up to start the run home. The breakfastplace had “home made buttermilk syrup” and the eggs were nes-tled in with the pancakes. That syrup was good. Definitely NOTlow calorie. The guys at my table were on a sugar buzz. Weneeded pit stops every 50 miles from the extra coffee.

Show Low was still nice. Hadn’t been there since a Parade 2years ago. Then we dropped off the Rim into Payson. The tem-perature was up another 20 degrees. It was a zoo - coming fromno-man’s-land to tourist heaven was shocking. There were bikesand campers curb to wall. One more gas up and we dove onto theBeeline Hwy. If the drop from Show Low to Payson was rated asunpleasant, the drop from Payson to Fountain Hills was downrightdepressing.

The day started out in leather and now I’m in shirtsleeves andSPF 30. Get on the 101 speedway, go with the traffic, and ride intothe sun toward home. Parked at the front door in triple digits minusone. I stumble in for water. The next day I move the bike with thecoating of BUG to the garage. The tripometer reads 654.

The pleasure of riding is experiencing the journey. You feel thehum of the machine, you taste the weather. The chill bites yourface, your nose surveys the scenery. You gaze on new things, youhear the road. My butt still hurts. Would I do it again? Not tomor-row, but you BYSA I would. You coming? Little Jim, Drill Team Member

Motorcycles Devil’s Loop 2...

Howdy folks. Hope this finds you and yours doing real good, andhope to keep it that way.

Well, another year’s winding down. We hada safe year and a lot of fun. Thanks to our Of-ficers and helpers. We did have one short-coming; our Fall Ride didn’t pan out too good.Because of that, the crowd is thinking aboutone ride next year, tentative date of April 4thto 7th. If that’s the case, make a special effortto make it, cause it WILL be a good one. As

you know, we count on that as our main moneymaker and ofcourse we’ve made a few good members from the attendees.

We were in the Anthem Veteran’s Day Parade Nov 10th. Hada pretty good showing from our members. Thanks to all who par-ticipated in honoring all who are serving, and who have served inour country’s military.

We had the Election of Officers for our Unit for 2013 at our Nov.meeting. The results: Captain Davie Smith; 1st Lt. Scott Smith;2nd Lt. Phil Stanfield; Sec/Treas Chris Fletcher. Thanks Guys forstepping up for our Unit!

Our next big event is our annual Christmas Party and OV. Thisget together serves as our December meeting also. It all happensin the Red Fez/Fiesta Rooms. “Fez”tivities begin at 6:00 pm onSaturday, December 8th. The attire is Cowboy Dressy. You’ll havea choice of Prime Rib or Chicken for dinner. We have the greatcountry band, “Tumbleweed Junction” playing for us that night. Allfor only $50 per person. It’ll be a great time, as usual, so if you’dlike to join us, call Randy Peters (480-759-0195) and he’ll fix youup with a reservation.

On a more pressing topic, we’re Parading in the Fiesta Bowl Pa-rade December 29th. Even if you don’t ride, please try to be thereto cheer our boys on. We get more notice here than any other Pa-rade. So come on out, we need all y’all – that’s plural for EVERY-ONE! Get involved any way you can, try to make the meetings,and show support to your upcoming Officers.

Above and beyond all else, take good care of yourself and yourfamily. VAYA CON DIOS and please have a wonderful ChristmasHoliday Season.

Mounted Patrol...

Mounted Patrol in the Anthem ParadeThe Devil’s Loop ride with the Motorcycles




The Patrol in the Lake Havasu Parade


During November, the Patrol was active at the Anthem, Tempeand Winslow Parades. We alsosigned up 13 Nobles to work thethree days of the Circus. TwelveNobles and Ladies attended theJoint OV.

This past year can only be de-scribed as a great success for the Patrol, forgetting fanny bites…I’d like to personally thank all the members and Ladies for theirsupport and help. You made this year turn into not a “so-so” yearbut a fantastic year! You all worked very hard on events rangingfrom the St. Patty’s Day Dinner, the Bash Before the Pote’s Ball,table decorations for the Joint OV and the Shrine Circus. Thanksguys and gals, for making this year easy on Lady Sue and myself.

Lady Sue and I, along with all the Patrol Nobles and Ladies, wishyou and yours a very Merry Christmas and the happiest of HolidaySeasons. You deserve it. Father Floyd

Patrol...

We’ve been real busy recently doing whatwe love, participating in Parades and Cere-monials. In Lake Havasu, Bob played hismusette and danced thru the Parade routewith the camels. It was rumored they even fol-lowed him to the hospitality suite after the Pa-rade!

Once the Parade was over, a guest drum-mer (Sanford Wax) joined Bob to lead the Ritualistic Divan to theCeremonial site and played for the pleasure of the Potentate.

In Anthem, one of the camels (Jamal) wanted more music andjoined us in the Veteran’s Day Parade. There were a few timesJamal almost reached over and kissed Bob while he was playing(according to Bill).

In Tempe, we also participated in their Veteran’s Day Parade.No camels this time but lots of comments from the crowd aboutthe curly toed shoes. SC

Oriental band...

The Temple Guard thanks all the Nobles for allowing the ChiefRabban to “feel the love” and respect of the Nobility. It was a greatnight for the Past Captain of the TempleGuard, Lt. Commander USN Retired, PopeyeStolze.

The Guardsman enjoyed providing nour-ishment for the Shriners working with Ill. SirJack Garrett at the Shrine Circus again thisyear. The fine planning by Art Nehill everyyear is greatly appreciated along with thequality help from the Greeters Unit.

As usual, the Guardsmen’s were at the monthly Clinic helpingthe Hospital Chairman, our Past Captain and Past Potentate Ill.Sir Jim Miller.

The Temple Guard congratulates all the new Nobles whoearned their Fez at Lake Havasu City this year. All of you shouldget interested and active with this great Temple.

The Temple Guard meets the 3rd Tuesday of every month. Joinus for a free dinner before the meeting and attend a worthy, light-hearted meeting following. We do a lot of work helping the Divanand Temple. From the Parades, Clinics, Spring Picnic, LadiesNight and the Circus, talk with us, have dinner and meet some fineNobles.

Temple Guard...

Transportation...

We’ve been busy this fall. We’ve been Parading virtually everyweek, traveling from one end of AZ to theother. Parades included Payson, ChinoValley and Congress, Kingman, Tomb-stone, Lake Havasu, Tempe twice, An-them, Winslow and a full slate of ChristmasLight Parades. Only 2 weekends havebeen idle since the last of September. Compliments to Jim Pittsfor keeping everything organized for our Unit.

It takes lots of effort to keep the little trucks in good conditionand on the road every week. Nothing’s better than putting a smileon a child’s face and we get to do that in so many ways, includingour Hospital Program. It makes you proud to be a Shriner.

We recently shared an evening with Ill. Sir Hut, the Divan,Clowns, Culinary and others in a Joint OV.

The Christmas season brings many opportunities for the littletrucks to put on the Christmas lights and participate in many LightParades. The crowds are different with a different level of enthu-siasm, but the smiles on the faces are the same and it’s very en-joyable. If you’d like to join us in any of the Parades, please contactJim or Phil for details. If we don’t see you at the Light Parades,we’ll see you at the Fiesta Bowl Parade. Let’s get out and showeveryone what we have. Yours in the Faith, PH


December is always a busy month for the Apache Wells ShrineClub. The luncheon and business meeting will be held on Decem-

ber 6th at the Apache Hall with the socialstarting at 12:30 and meeting at 1 pm.This is an especially important meeting,as the Election of the 2013 Officers willbe conducted.

The Annual OV for Illustrious Sir J.“Hut” Hutson and Christmas Party will be combined and held onthe 14th at the new Apache Hall at 6 pm.

The New Year will start off with the luncheon and meeting onJanuary 10th in Apache Hall at the usual times. The Apache WellsShrine Club Presidents Ball will be on the 11th at Apache Hall at 6pm.

Happy Holidays from all of us at the Apache Wells Shrine Club.Jack Roberts, Club Scribe

Apache Wells...

Computer...

...Shrine Clubs...

We had the misfortune to have a water leak causing us to moveall our computers out of the Computer Room while extensive dam-

age to the carpets etc are being repaired.That resulted in us not being able to haveour regular meeting in November. Presi-dent Sheldon is commended for gettingin there and moving the computers andother items out.

The Club meets the 4th Monday ofeach month at 7:00 pm except June, July, and August and whenthere is a conflict with Christmas. The Red Fez room is wheremany of us meet for dinner prior to the meeting.

The Officers and Members of the Club invite all members of ElZaribah and their Ladies interested in computing to attend our clubmeeting. Ladies as well as their Noble attend and participate.

Thanks go to all those who attended the Joint OV for the eightUnits and Clubs on November 16th. We had a good turnout and a

fun evening. The participating Units and Clubs werethe Drum & Bugle Corps, Roadrunners, Patrol,Band, Oriental Band, Sandbaggers, Computer Cluband DeMolay Club.

The Drum & Bugle Corps is pleased to have hadJack Garrett, PP serve as our Club President for 13years, 1999 and then from 2002 to 2012 consecu-tively. In spite of his roles as Recorder, CircusChairman, and Housing Chairman, he finds thetime to lead our group. We appreciate his continu-

ing dedication to the Drum & Bugle Corps. The Drum & Bugle Corps is always looking for those Shriners

who enjoy music, whether you’ve ever played an instrument or not.We meet weekly on Tuesday nights at 5:30 pm, but the cama-raderie makes the weekly trip to the Shrine well worth it. Talk to anyDrum & Bugle Corps member if that interests you.

The Drum & Bugle Corps is pleased to have had Fred & LilRogers as part of our group since our inception 19 years ago, andthey continue to bring food and snacks for our meetings that every-one enjoys. Thanks Fred & Lil, for your willingness to contribute toour fun and fellowship.

The Drum & Bugle Corps would like to wish everyone a happy,healthy and safe Holiday Season. Alto Bugle

Drum & bugle Corps...

At the Lake Havasu Ceremonial OV Banquet

Experience the camaraderie of others interested in computers.We have several “Lab” computers you can practice on. A lot of goodinformation is presented at each of our meetings. Don’t be shyabout bringing your problems for us to study. Dumb questions don’texist, as the answer to a question that you might think dumb is whatone or more members wanted to ask but were shy or perhaps hada problem expressing. Sometimes the answer to your questionbrings questions in related areas from other members. In otherwords, please bring questions about computers and related soft-ware.

We spend little time with administrative action and most talkingor working with computers. If you have a computer problem thatrequires bringing in your computer, don’t hesitate to do that.

Plan to attend one of our meetings and bring software or hard-ware problems, or your expertise, which is always welcomed. Bringto the meeting misbehaving computers for our GURUS to evaluateand or work on. Virgil Johnston, Club Secretary


...Shrine Clubs...

Yuma Foothills...

For more information, please contact Club Pres. Curtis Clark(916-548-2529). Our first Club Social Sept. 17th was a JIM DANDYwith many Nobles and their beautifulLadies enjoying this annual event. It wasconducted by Club Pres. Curtis, who’s re-cuperated nicely from a double By-passoperation.

At the Oct. Business meeting, Nomi-nations were held for the 2013 Offices.Sadly, illness and death have robbed us of several Nobles whowere to step up to a higher Office. Prayers have been said for thosewho are ill and sincere sorrow for the loss of the several Nobleswho were near and dear to us.

Our Club was created to have a Shrine Club in Yuma for themany Nobles who visit here in the winter season. It’s these visitingNobles who fill our Offices, make our Shriner Diner Unit a successand who please spectators when our Colts Parade Unit performs.The snows have melted, the pass is clear, the gas price is goingdown and our winter visiting Nobles are on the way. Ya’ll drive care-ful, hear?! IT’S GRAND TO BE A SHRINER! Joe Elleard, News writer

Yavapai County...

The high country is experiencing its first taste of winter and allare hunkering down for the cold season.

The Official Visit of Ill. Sir Hut Hutson,Potentate 2012 and the members of theDivan who could make it took place onNov. 8th. A great time was had by all. ThePotentate and his Lady Sandi were gra-cious and everyone appreciated the visit.

Our Misfits car club participated in the Veterans Day Paradeand will be in the Christmas Parade in Prescott on December 1st.

Thanksgiving and Christmas are just around the corner and wewant to thank the El Zaribah Divan, the Tales Staff, and all the Unitsand Clubs who have participated in and helped make our events of2012 a success.

All of us at Yavapai County Shrine Club wish each and every onea blessed and joyous holiday season. Fraternally, Richard Guinn, President

On Nov. 12th, Nobles, Ladies and visitors attended the AnnualOV of Potentate Ill. Sir Hut Hutson, his LadySandi and members of the Divan and theirLadies. The Nobles and their Ladies enjoyedthe exchange of gifts and the Potentate’s re-marks.

As Winter Visitors continue to arrive backto the Valley we want to remind everyone ofthe next Club event, our Annual ChristmasDinner Dance on Monday, Dec. 10th. The entertainment for thisgreat evening will be The Uptown Angels. They’ll bring us back intime with their sassy energy-packed show. The delightful trio per-forms popular songs from the 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s in thestyle of iconic sister acts. Their spot-on act features toe-tappingchoreography, vintage costumes and wonderful 3-part harmonies.Their tunes include playful and romantic favorites, upbeat Big Banddance classics, energetic popular USO tour/patriotic tunes andheartwarming winter holiday classics. A fantastic holiday meal willbe provided by the Cactus Corner. We’ll also be taking nomina-tions and Electing Pres., VP, Treas. and Sec. Members should startthinking of who they’d like to see nominated.

Shriners International is a fraternity with purposes of “Fun andFellowship” and the support of Shriners Hospitals for Children. Thisis a network of hospitals across North America specializing in Or-thopedic, Burn, Spinal Cord Injury and Cleft Lip and Palate Treat-ment. This care is provided without regard for ability to pay. Weaffectionately refer to our hospitals as the “Worlds’ Greatest Phi-lanthropy.”

sun Lakes...

Mobile Nobles...

The Mobile Nobles had a great meeting in November with asizeable amount of our winter visitors in attendance. We’ll be Elect-ing new Officers for the upcoming year and I’m sure they’re rear-ing to get to work.

Our OV Dinner/Dance is one of theearlier events in the New Year, so we’llstart planning on that in the near future.

Nobles Rickard and LeClair, who havebeen working the aluminum cans duringthe summer, will now be getting addi-tional help with the return of Mobile No-bles members from the North.

Just a reminder to our Nobles that the Shrine Circus is beingheld a little later then normal this year, so perhaps our latecomerswill be able to participate.

Our meeting in Dec. will be on Thursday the 20th at 7 pm at thecard room in Venture Out Resort, 5001 E Main in Mesa. Come byand visit us. Happy Holidays!!!!

The Sun Lakes Shrine Club meets the 2nd Monday of the monthat 4:30 for social gathering in the AZ Room at the Sun Lakes Coun-try Club, with its monthly business meeting at 5:00, followed byDinner at 6:00 pm. Membership and support for this Club providea great opportunity to help children in the Phoenix area who needthe help of one of the 22 Hospitals that treat children under the ageof 18 with the above medical conditions. Call Noble Jack Pate (480-883-7958) for more information.


...Shrine Clubs & Comments...

My time behind the door was going to be like no timebefore. Effort and toil expected, but not the heart ren-dering matters that must be met, assessed, choicesmade and actions taken - lest they still be matterstoday, worse for inaction.

I climbed in and out of so many different car doors Ican tell car makes by the sound of the their doors open-ing and closing, and each click/cha-chunk became anote in the meter on the roads traveled.

I walked though the creaking doors of Clinics to seeassessments being made and the heart rendering mat-ters that must be met, assessed, choices made and ac-tions taken - at a graver level than I faced, lest they stillbe matters today, worse for inaction.

I crossed the threshold of many aircraft and flewmore in the past year than in the prior ten. I remembereach and every bang cla-chunk of the cabin door clos-ing as we built bridges to new communities and se-cured the legacy of bridges built.

I’ve seen our children’s journeys, as they walk, limpor are wheeled through the wide electronic doors ofour hospitals. Within, they’re whisked through count-less doors - met, assessed, choices made and actionstaken - lest they still be matters today, worse for inac-tion.

I walked through the wide electronic doors of ourhospitals, more than I would have ever had the chance,no the privilege, to experience the great good that theorder has done and continues to do - without waver-ing, without complaint, without excuse.

I walked through the historic doors of our MasonicLodges and was refreshed again and again at the rootstrength and authenticity possessed by our men. Theunique ideal that slave or sultan, president or plumber,all meet on the level is still not only unique but is anideal to be illuminated such that this ideal burns everbrighter. I hope that my time on this side of the door has revivedold innate desires of our brothers to do more and toloosen the silken tassels on the purse of time, talentand treasury. I call upon you to hold open the doorsthrough which the light of others shall pass.

I, at this late date and hour, raise a heavy glass andproffer a toast. I fill the cup with the drink that clearsthe past of regrets and the future of fears. May we liveto drink deeply the drink that helps others, as it is nour-ishment for the roads traveled and thresholds crossed.

I will shortly walk out of my door, and it will be mydoor no longer. How blest is the time I have spent onthis side of the door. Once you have departed, you re-turn no more - it never was my door. /h

Well, the year’s coming to an end. We’d like to thank our outgoingPres. for his hard work. Also thanks to ourNobles from the Foothills Club. It’s nice tohave two Clubs in the same city; we can allwork together and help the KIDS.

We did the Veterans Day and Light Pa-rades, now we can get ready to kick off theNew Year and get thinking about the OV and

the Rodeo Parade. Next month I’ll give you the names of are new Club Officers. We’re

a very small Club and have to do some recycling, so we need all mem-bers to help out when they can. This time of year we have a lot of No-bles from up north who help us and we thank them for their support.We’re the nighttime Club - that is, our meetings are held in theevenings, so any of the Foothills guys are welcome to join us. We tryand keep it short and to the point.

Once again, thanks for everyone’s help. Let’s make this next yearjust as good. Yours In Faith, Dale

Yuma...

Zane Grey...

Comments...

At the Zane Grey Shrine Club’s Oct. 17th meeting, we had 31 No-bles, Ladies and guests at the meeting.

Our Nov. 21st meeting date was changedto Nov. 28th to provide a date that moremembers could attend to participate in theElection of Officers for 2013.

Some of future events to remember: Dec8th - Sy Harrison Lodge’s Clothe-A-Child at 7:30 am. Dec 8th - ZGSCChristmas Party at the Star Valley Lamplighter RV Community Roomat 5 pm. Dec 12th - Divan Election at El Zaribah’s December StatedMeeting (12/12/12). Dec 29th - Fiesta Bowl Parade. Jan 2nd - ElZaribah’s first Stated Meeting of the New Year and Divan Installation.Jan 5th - Unit/Club Officers Orientation, Training, Dinner & Installation1 pm to 8 pm.

Greeter for the Christmas Party on Dec 8th - Steve Cantrill. Greeterfor the Jan. 16th meeting - Spencer Roth.

The Zane Grey Shrine Club wishes everyone Holiday Days filledwith Joy and Blessings!!

The Door Wherein I Went

I woke with the Sun on January one. A heavy glasswas raised, a toast was made and I passed through adoor, a door through which I had passed through manytimes before, now it was my door.


Ill. Sir Hut Hutson and Jack M. Garrett, PP, CircusChairman, would like to thank the following Nobles andLadies who donated $100 or more to the Shrine Circus,thereby becoming CIRCuS VIP MEMBERS:

Gary D Stewart Michael SimonsonThomas G Drey Dean NealDon A Hettervik Mary Lou SalyerJack M Wade Ronald C ButlerBurel D Carney Henry HuddlestonJames A Tollefson Joe CortezLawrence B Files Leon D BessJack E Cook, MD Lanny B KeeJack M Garrett, PP J Hut HutsonJill Thomas Jim ThomasRichard R Hulse Joann K Jones

Richard C Wall Don G Plank Carl B WarrenRichard Russell, PP Manuel V Cabrera Ron R VanSteenwykVernon G Robins James A Osman, Jr John D SpoolerMichael Clarke John M Brooks Fern LivingstonDavid T Polner, PP Robert C Gregory Jack H RobertsDavid L Curry Ray H Stewart H Dean BulkleyBurton S Kruglick Jack F McCleary Thane M RichardsRobert Traskell Mack Wiltcher Sandy HangleitnerJean Glover Jack L Johnson Paul “Pat” BrendleM Burton Oien, PIP Robert N Moore Thomas P RitterJames J Pate Arthur M Moss Larry Kesselring, PPBobby L Cunningham Ervin J Whetstone Robert DrizigackerDouglas B Skowron Kenneth D Simon Ronald Randleman, PPRichard Snider, MD Vada Garrett Philip Houghton, PPNathan E Boyer Martin L Christy Charles J ZenithBill N McLemore Merrill Putnam, PP Frederick M HammerDorothy Joerding William L Baran Wesley J BorninkhofMathis Becker James G Miller, PP John R MarkhamChristopher M Hagenian William E Wright Ross T SummersDavid C Humphrey, PP

...Circus Dads & Moms...


...Circus Dads & Moms...

Akers, Frank JAlexon, Paul VAllen, KathrynAlvestad, Richard CAmick, Paul DAnderson, Kenneth BAnton, CarolBabbitt, Chuck TBabcock, William EBabcock, William LBaker, William ABalthazor, Leo R PPBalthazor, Steven PBarlow, Ernest LBarnes, William EBarnhart, John PBartus, William JBauman, Richard DBeffel, Robert RBehl, Michael JBenedict, Franklin OBeresic, John IBielsky, Alfred GBlann, John E JrBlasdell, James ABobo, Wayne LBohlman, Herbert MBolton, Christopher DBrannon, PaulBriggs, Robert C MDBriggs, Harry MBritton, Paul DBrooker, Rodney RBrown, Mark LBrown, Caspar H JrBrown, BillBryant, Bobby LButler, Michael TCameron, DorothyCampana, ManuelCampbell, James ECardona, TomCarlson, Lynn A JrCarpenter, Peter RCarroll, GenieceCastleman, William DCeccarelli, Marty MChoate, MiltonClark, HelenClaxton, MargareteCohen, Lance ACollins, Edward WCook, Albert CCooper, Terry LCooper, Terry LCostes, Richard B

Couey, Joseph GCronin, James ACross, Robert LCuenoud, Andre GCurry, Gregg MCutler, William RCutter, William RDahl, Harvey ODaniel, John SDavis, Philip RDean, Thurman CDeitrich, CarlDeKeno, Glenn ADePape, Charles NDePriest, Charles WDepue, Henry H JrDeRosa, Francis DDoane, Richard EDowns, J HowardDye, Alan SElmasian, EdwardElvers, Paul WEngel, SidEnoch, NicholasFaulds, John HFaust, Dale OFellows, Ralph MFenno, Michael DFiebig, Harry GFields, Eugene LFindor, Harry AFlitman, Stephen S MDFlom, Maynard JFoncannon, Ronald WFox, Eugene LFrantz, Alvin CFrench, Donald CFrost, Jack AFry, Harry GGammel, Walter AGearhart, Steven LGenet, Robert IGerard, HerbGethmann, Jack B PPGillespie, HerbertGillilan, John SGodber, PattyGonzales, Frank EGoodman, James FGough, NormanGranville, A MartinGraves, Robert EGreenwell, CarlGrenz, MichaelGrice, Raymond EGrimm, Junior H

Gruhlke, DeeGunther, PP, Russell JHaley, Billy RHall, WilmaHall, H WayneHampton, Jerry LHargrove, Dan MHarman, LeRoy LHarris, Roy H IIIHartman, Raymond EHartrick, Alan LHawkins, Carldon SHawkinson, Wayne EHawthorne, Harvey EHayduke, Nicholas DHayes, John R Heenan, William DHemingway, Todd WHeskett, John FHieberg, Martin DHighland, Cecil CHill, Jerald LHill, Gilbert DHineman, BarbaraHolbert, Douglas LHollcroft, James EHolz, John CHonea, John RHoover, James LHoovler, Paul VHops, Robert GHovde, Phillip CHoward, Larry THubbard, Frank DIrwin, Michael JIsaacs, JoanJohnson, C BruceJohnson, EldredJohnson, Henry WJohnson, Clifford HJohnston, Virgil LJones, J MichaelKalsman, MichaelKelly, Walter CKennington, BonnieKentz, Donald RKey, Richard EKnoche, August WKosel, John PKovac, Donald RKrebs, BettyKurbat, Douglas H PPLaBell, Bruce ILaBell, Fred ILaBell, Steven PLackore, Cecil D

LaFave, KELambert, Michael JLanford, David JLang, Carl DLange, Merle LLantka, Peter MLeClair, John ALenhart, Ken LLeon, Charles RLeppert, James RLinberg, Melvin ELionberger, Gary DLipert, Harry F JrLockie, Walter LLokensgard, Jon ALong, Max KLongenecker, William FLough, Don RLue, Donald RLueck, Timothy DLueck, Mark WLufkin, Dean ELuthy, Charles K JrLyberg, Kenneth GMacCleary, Merle DMacMillan, BillMadsen, Lawrence SMajercin, Brad MMallette, Forrest DMalmgren, Ralph AManera, Paul AManke, Theodore RManning, Michael BMartin, MarionMartin, William RMather, George SMayette, Charles EMc Ghee, RobertMcCoy, Charles WMcCullough, Paul KMcDonald, Allen BMcHugh, Joseph KMcKelvey, David LMcQueen, G MichaelMead, JFMead, Robert WMetcalf, William TMiller, James G JrMillsap, Marvin EMitchell, Kenneth LMitchell, Charles E JrMontana, Dale WMoore, Kent M MDMorriss, Charles PMoulder, James HMoyer, Warren M

Mudd, ScottMueller, Fritz PMullins, TrudyMundy, Terrence DMunroe, Richard CMurphy, Donald JMurphy, T HardyMusgrave, James ANafziger, James ANeal, Ronald RNeely, Robert W IIINetherton, DorothyNicholson, Roger T SrNiziolek, Gerald DObara, Donald JOdom, Jesse MOgilvie, Paul H JrOlsen, James AOmer, RobertPacker, Ralph VPapa, Ken MParsons, WylyPaselk, Fred WPaxton, James EPedroni, JL, PPPembroke, Daniel J JrPerea, Erminio MPerry, James WPeterson, Leroy LPhillips, Gordon DPhillips, O MelvinPitts, James EPonce de Leon, RalphPrust, Zenas ARasen, Francis WRaynovic, James RRichmond, Robert ERickard, Thomas ERinehart, James ERivetna, Phiroz DRobinson, James SRogers, Frederick MRosson, Wade HRumsey, Dale MSalem, William LSammarco, Victor HSanford, Gerald DSawdy, PaulScarborough, Joe ASchelin, James CSchenk, Olin HSchneider, Marvin CSchweitzer, Harold PScott, John LSeginski, William ESells, John E

Seplak, Keith MSharp, Harry LSharpe, Norman RSheen, Jack WSheldon, Thomas ESherburne, Earl L JrSherman, Seymour JShoaff, Victor CShoaff, William HSimes, Arthur FSmethurst, Floyd LSmith, Darrell D MDSmith, Guy L JrSmith, James PSpaulding, Philip LStanton, Jack EStaweke, Harold JSteinman, Jerome AStewart, Will J IIIStringfellow, Charles ESturtevant, Shawn KSunderland, Larry ISwan, Ronald ESweat, RenateSweetman, Thomas BTaylor, George CTerrell, Amos EThomas, Scott AThompson, Twile OTotten, Gale OTrundy, Earl TTurnbull, S Casey JrWadsworth, Brian OWalker, James H IIIWard, Dillis EWarne, James E JrWeatherly, Carl GWeinand, WilliamWenzel, Eric WWessler, Edward DWhite, Robert EWhite, JudyWidener, Leland DWiedmeyer, Raymond AWillet, Thomas JWilliams, Guy RWilliams, Leonard A JrWilliams, John M JrWilliamson, William HWillittes, James L, PPWinkles, Eugene LYacoub, ShakerYaralyan, GevorkYoung, Donald WZimmerman, Paul R

ALPHABETICAL CIRCuS DADS/MOMS AS OF 11/30/12:


...Ladies Organizations & youth Groups...

We wish you all a wonderful Holiday Season. Our Units areplanning their annual holiday events and their performances at ourDecember Stated Session.

What enjoyable Visitations we had with the Sun City, MohaveValley and Mesa Nile Clubs. Their many donations to our specialchildren are greatly appreciated.

I want to thank our members who have helped at the Shrine Cir-cus this year. Your good deeds are making a big difference in thesepatient’s lives.

We’ll have our Supreme Official Visitation on Monday, January14th at El Zaribah Shrine Center. Our busy day will have a lunch-eon, Ceremonial, and meeting. At 6:30 we’ll have a banquette tohonor our Supreme Queen, Suzie Schumacher. The menu is beefor chicken, salad, dessert, and beverage for $25. Pleasecall Princess Tirzah Betty Gough (623-546-6478) by January 7th.Your check is your reservation. Our Units will also perform at thisevent.

My special thanks to Illustrious Sir Hut Hutson, Potentate, forall his help and understanding this year. Carol A. Shepard, Queen, Qadesh Temple No. 35

Daughters of the Nile...

Hello everyone! December is such a fun, busy and magicalmonth. The month began with the El Zaribah Circus always acrowd pleaser to which Noble Jack Garrett, PP, Recorder of theTemple spends many long hours making the Circus a success.The L.O.S. Clowns have so much fun painting the children’s facesand blowing balloons until they have put a smile on the face of thelast child attending. Great job, Ladies. Many of the L.O.S. Ladiesalso do various other jobs at the Circus as well. Thank you!

We also have many Holiday parties within our Units. Be sureand make your reservations to come and experience fun, fellow-ship and a feel-good time. Laughter is always guaranteed.

Our Stated meeting is the 3rd Monday (Dec 17th) in time towish each other holiday cheer, good health and a lot of caring.We’ll wear Holiday attire. Don’t forget to make your dinner reser-vation. The food will be wonderful, the Director Staff Ladies arecooking another yummy meal.

Ladies, my wish for you, your families and friends is a fantas-tic Holiday Season full of love, good health and positive thoughts.We need each other even more at this time of year, so pleasereach out with the kindness I know you have within yourselves.Time is so precious for all of us … let’s not waste it. Much Love to All! Lynn Hatch, High Priestess, Sphinx Court

Ladies Oriental shrine...

Hello again! Here’s what Job’s Daughters has been up to:The annual Miss AZ Job’s Daughter

pageant was held Sept. 8th. Although itdetermines the next Miss AZ Job’sDaughter, it also is one of the most funexperiences AZ Job’s Daughters has tooffer. We had 8 Daughters compete for

Junior Miss AZ Job’s Daughter and 3 compete for Miss AZ Job’sDaughter. Every participating Daughter enjoyed themselves! Ourpageant took place at El Zaribah Shrine and we extend a heartfeltthank you to El Zaribah Shrine for your support of our organization.As Miss AZ Job’s Daughter, I have decided to dedicate the year togrowing friendships and the ties we all share with each other. I’vebeen visiting many Bethel’s and a few other Masonic events. Aweek after pageant I attended the High Twelve Youth Luncheon,where they presented all three of the Masonic Youth Organizationswith a check. We’re always so grateful to receive the support ofour Masonic families, and it’s important to us to maintain a rela-tionship with our Masonic families.

October was a busy month for us, full of initiations and fund-rais-ers. The Bethel’s have all been working very hard, selling ticketsto breakfasts and dinners, and working on charitable fund-raisers.My Bethel and I just did a charity event with Ben’s Bells. We helpedthem paint beads for their bells and presented them with a check.

Bethel 22 had a wonderful breakfast fund-raiser, where they

Job’s Daughters...

Left to Right: Sarah N. – Grand Bethel Honored Queen;

Chiara H. – Junior Miss AZ Job’s Daughter;

Leia G. – Miss AZ Job’s Daughter

served us a lovely breakfast with a smile. The girls are also very ex-cited for our state fun events coming up, like our hike for HIKE inMarch and our trip to Disneyland in May!

We still have a lot planned for this year, and we’d love to seemore of you all very soon!Jobie Love, Leia Garn, Miss AZ Jobs Daughter 2012-2013, Job’s Daughters International


...Clinic News, Parade Schedule & Transportation Donations...

Just a reminder:

Our local Hospital & Clinic Office

phone number is

602-231-0188 or toll-free 1-800-784-6980

Nobles, as another year draws to its close, I’d like to take this op-portunity to thank all the Clinic Volunteers who have dedicated so muchtime and effort in making our Outreach Clinics so successful. Their tire-less efforts have made such a tremendous impact on our patients. Weconducted eight Outreach Clinics in 2012 and processed well over 400patients during these Clinics. Our doctors from both the LA and SaltLake City Hospitals couldn’t have treated these patients without thehelp of our volunteers. For those who have an opportunity, I encourageyou to visit one of the Outreach Clinics to experience first-hand the re-markable work our hospitals are doing.

I’d also like to single out Barbara Hineman, Jane Sheldon, and DocHayes for all their assistance in our Telemedicine Program. We con-duct numerous Telemedicine appointments each month. These ap-pointments greatly reduce the strain on families by not requiring themto travel the long distances to the hospital for periodic checkups.

Finally, I’d like to thank those who individually donate to the ElZaribah Shrine Hospital Patient Transportation Fund. These donationsare greatly appreciated. Transporting our patients to and from the hos-pitals is a never-ending process and the generosity of all our Noblesand Ladies is required to ensure we meet the needs of our patients.

Thank you to all who give so much of their time, talent and meansto help our Shrine children. Happy Holidays from all of us in the Hos-pital Program. Jim Miller, PP, Hospital Chairman

Clinic News...

Transportation Donations...

Hospital Patient Transportation Fund Donations

for October:

In Memory of Sam Ballard

Gary and Beverly Stewart

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grissom

In Memory of Ed Duley

Ill. Sir Merrill Putnam

Grand Chapter of Arizona, OES

Herbert Gerard

Eric and Sarah See

Dec 1 Shrine Circus 1:30 pm line up

Dec 29 Fiesta Bowl TBA

Parade Step-Off Will Be One Hour Later

All Line-Up Times Will Be Confirmed Later

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2012 Parade schedule...

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Nobles of El Zaribah, the Mentorship Team of the El Zaribah Mem-bership Committee is looking for Nobles to serve as Mentors for Can-didates referred to us from the BeAShrinerNow.Com web site. You’llneed to register on Shriners Village as a virtual Mentor.

We’re also looking for Nobles around the State, active in their BlueLodges, to help our Mentorship Team when we have a Candidate in-terested in a Lodge in their area, to introduce them to the Lodge andbe a helping hand to their Mentor. This will be especially useful in out-lying areas of the state where we have Candidates.

Please contact Noble George Mather (480-254-5328) or email himat [email protected] if you’re interested in helping in either area.

Mentor Program...

Many thanks to all the Nobles for making the Temple look so wonder-ful in the Havasu, Anthem, Tempe, Winslow and Circus Parades. Our nextlarge challenge is the biggest of them all…The Fort McDowell Fiesta BowlParade December 29th. We started the planning quite a while ago. Theparking pass situation will be much better this year. As you’ve noticed, theinformation will continue to come to the Nobles as it’s received from thecommittee. We’ve addressed the concerns the parade committee men-tioned to us and will adjust our Units and Clubs participation to meet thoseconcerns.

Parade Chairman...

Your response with answers has been terrific all year. Keep informingus to “who and what” will be in this year’s Parade. If you’re asked “will yoube in the Parade” repeatedly, bear with us, because sometimes we use thesame large email list. If you’ve replied, just hit delete politely.

It’s difficult to express how great it is to witness such a large entry as theShriners travel along any Parade route, even when the Roadrunners arebanned from doing “wheelies” in Kingman. By the way, are you aware thatKingman was removed from the schedule next year? Make plans to goback to Pinetop next year.

All of you are the best in every Parade and it makes all of us proud towear El Zaribah on our Fez.

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Notice to ScribesThis is yOuR magazine. All Units, Shrine Clubs and

associated groups are encouraged to have articles in eachissue. Here are a few easy guidelines following the KISSprinciple (Keep It Short, Simple).* Check your facts. Always be positive of your facts.* The deadline is carved in stone. Everything MuST bein our hands no later than the end of the first week of themonth prior to publication. NO ExCEPTIONS.* You may hand deliver, mail, fax or e-mail articles andphotos to us.* If using e-mail, copy the article directly into the body ofthe e-mail or attach as MS Word document. Send photosas JPG attachments. If you need help with this, just call -we can walk you through it.* Article copy is to use caps AND lower case. * Please limit your monthly articles to approximately 250words. This will ensure all Units and Clubs receive thespace they deserve as well as giving our advertisers thespace they’ve paid for.* The Editor reserves the right to edit any article for lengthor content. Personal agendas will not knowingly beprinted.* Submissions with dates will be edited for tense. If theevent has already occurred, it will be rewritten to indicatepast tense.* Minutes of meetings are not considered apropos for thispublication.Example: This article contains 234 words.

Notice To scribes...

At Sun Lakes Shrine Club - Potentate Hon. Hut Hutson, Pres. Richard

Snider, MD & Noble Jerry Sanford returning the original El Zaribah

Temple sign to Potentate Hut


...Chief Medical Officer...

Shriners Hospitals for Children Pediatric Specialty Hospitals Douglas E. Maxwell, President and CEO

My Dear Fellow Representatives, in July of this year our VicePresident of Medical Affairs, Dr. Peter Armstrong, retired. TheJoint Boards set out to decide if our past medical direction wasthe right path to go in the future. In the interim, the Boards formeda “Physician Executive Team” to assist our Medical Affairs De-partment during the transition.

Dr. Kenneth Guidera, Chief of Staff of our Twin Cities Hospi-tal, was chosen as the Lead Doctor on the new Shriners Hospi-tals “Physician Executive Team.” His fellow team members areDr. Chip Iwinski, Chief of Staff of Lexington, Dr. Kit Song, Chiefof Staff of Los Angeles, and Dr. Richard Kagan, Chief of Staff ofCincinnati. Doctor Iwinski’s area of responsibility is for the accu-racies of our Medical Departments Information Systems en-deavors. Doctor Song’s area of responsibility is to assureShriners Hospital’s “Quality and Safety” methods, and DoctorKagan’s area of responsibility is for our “Burns Hospitals” issues.

The new directions this team has taken have been met withtremendous support from all of the Shriners Hospital’s physi-cians. We congratulate the entire team on their progress andleadership. At the just concluded Fall Board meeting of the JointBoards of Shiners Hospitals, a decision was made on a very keyleadership role for the “Home Office in Tampa”… that of the ChiefMedical Officer position. The “Physician Executive Team” willcontinue to exist and report to this new position of Chief MedicalOfficer (CMO).

The Boards are extremely pleased to announce that Dr. Ken-neth J. Guidera has been selected for this position. Dr. Guiderahas over 20 years of experience working in the Shriners Hospi-tals for Children organization. After initially being a volunteer sur-geon at our Tampa Hospital, he left his private practice to joinour healthcare system full time. He was soon promoted toTampa’s Assistant Chief of Staff and then in 2004, advanced tothe position of the Chief of Staff of the Twin Cities Hospital. Dr.Guidera served in the US Army in Korea and has participated inmedical missions in Haiti immediately after that devastatingearthquake, in Armenia, and missions for the Red Cross. Hisclinical interests are in the areas of spine and lower extremitysurgery. He is a member of several Medical Societies and in-volved with numerous Research Projects. Ken is also a Shrinerand an “Associate Member” of five Midwestern Temples.

With Dr. Guidera as our Chief Medical Officer, we will continuemoving forward in reconstituting the Medical Affairs Departmentwithin the Home Office and will continue to rebuild the functionsof the staff based on the new priorities and directions from ourJoint Boards. We all look forward to working with him in his newrole and supporting his vision for the future of our medical staffand our hospital system.

Please join the Joint Boards in welcoming our new “ChiefMedical Officer”, Dr. Kenneth Guidera.Yours in the Faith, Douglas Maxwell, Chairman of the Board of Trustees [email protected] Shriners Hospitals for Children

Jasper on Parade Duty in Kingman Lucky in Lake Havasu

Jim Pitts in Tombstone Roger Weber in Tombstone


...Anthem, Kingman & Mohave Photos...

In Mohave

Night bowling? In Kingman The Hospitality Room in Kingman

In Mohave

Bill Williamson on the tailgate with the tambourine at Anthem Parade

The Mounted Patrol at Anthem Parade The Al Jondi & The Oriental Band at Anthem Parade

At the Anthem Parade


...Temple Guard Ladies Night Photos...


...Lake Havasu & Lady Sandi’s Birthday...

9 MOTORCyCLES 10 11 am 11 SuN LAKES OV 12 STATED MTG 13 14 APACHE WELLS 15 ONE DAy FESTIVALC’MAS OV Nile Session/Luncheon 7 pm OV C’MAS SHRINE KIDS

C’MAS PARTyFLAG RETIREMENT

24 CIF BBQ 25 5:30 LOS Dinner 26 27 287:00 pm LOSNA mtg

17 18 PRESIDENT’S 19 20 CABIRI 11:30 am 21 22 23 APACHE JuNC PARADE

APACHE WELLS DAy JO-DE-RA GOLF WINTER FORMAL

10 yuMA 11 11 am 12 13 STATED MTG 14 VALENTINE’S 15 16APACHE WELLS Nile Session/Luncheon 7 pm

GOLFMOBILE NOBLES OV

3 SuPER BOWL 4 5 uNIT HEAD MTG 6 7 8 yuMA 9 yuMA PARTy 7:00 pm SILVER SPuR SILVER SPuR PARADE

27 28 5:30 LOS Dinner 29 30 317:00 pm LOSNA mtg

20 21 22 23 24 25 BASH BEFORE 26 POTE’S BALLTHE BALL

13 14 11 am 15 TEMPLE GuARD 16 CABIRI 11:30 am 17 18 19 AL BAHRNile Session/Luncheon OV POTE’S BALL

6 7 8 9 10 11 APACHE WELLS 12PRES. BALL

1 NEW yEAR’S DAy 2 STATED MTG 3 4 PHx CLINIC - SLC 5 SHRINE OFFICER7 pm INSTALLATION

DIVAN INSTALL

23 24 CHRISTMAS EVE 25 CHRISTMAS 26 27 28 29 FIESTA BOWL PARADE

30 31 NEW yEAR’S EVE

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2 SHRINE CIRCuS 3 CLOWNS C’MAS 4 uNIT HEAD MTG 5 6 CABIRI C’MAS PTy 7 GREETERS OV 8 MTD PATROL &OV 7:00 pm & C’MAS PATROL C’MAS

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...Friends of the Arabian Tales...


In an effort to raise funds and awareness for The Arabian Tales,

beginning in the February, 2012 issue, we’d like to list all Friends of the Tales.

(Listed by donation dates)

The Arabian Tales Supporters ——- Thank you!

Friends of The Arabian Tales for this month are:

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Thank you for your generosity. If you would like to learn more about making donations to Shrine Charities

please contact the El Zaribah Shrine Temple 602-231-0300 or www.el-zaribah.org

Behrman, Jerry 02/14* (in memory of Sandy Martin) Neeb II, Lewis 03/14* (in memory of Lewis Neeb, PGM)

Knowles, Lorraine 04/14* (in memory of Earle Knowles) Porto, Marion 05/14* (in memory of Rosario Porto)

Sandford, Jerry 05/13 (in memory of Don Watkins) Livingston, Fern 05/14* (in memory of Art Livingston)

Hoffman, Esther 06/13 (in memory of Paul Hoffman)

Donations to this fund will help offset the cost of delivering The Arabian Tales to you and others.

A $10 donation to The Arabian Tales publishes your name for one year.

Contact or visit the Shrine office for details. *Denotes a two-year donation of $20

When will we see YOUR NAME here?

Hutson, J. Hut 01/14*

Massey, Gerry 01/14*

Wulff, Fred 01/13

Whetstone, Erv 01/13

Miller, David 01/13

Hettervik, Don 01/14*

Trundy, Earl 01/13

Hudson, Charles 01/14*

Fail, Mary Jo 01/13

Bauman, Richard 01/14*

Mullins, Trudy 01/13

Butler, William 01/14*

Polner, PP, Dave 01/13

Polner, Gina Baird 01/13

EZ Pops Band 01/14*

Band Unit 01/14*

Randleman, PP, Ron 01/14*

Krebs, Betty 01/14*

Griffith, Doris 01/14*

Brown, William 02/14*

Sweetman, Tom 02/14*

Carney, Burel 02/14*

Brooks, John 02/14*

Elleard, Joseph 03/14*

Thomas, Jim 03/14*

Provost Shrine Club 03/14*

Polner, Jon 03/13

Polner, Amber 03/13

Joerding, Dorothy 03/14*

Malmgren, Ralph 03/13

Malmgren, Gilda 03/13

Olson, Sally 03/13

Grimm, Junior 03/13

Lehl, Robert 03/14*

Meier, Michael 04/14*

Pendergast, PP, Joe 04/13

Pendergast, Mollie 04/13

Rash, Alan 04/13

Long, Max 04/14*

Hawthorne, Harvey 04/14*

Costes, Richard 05/14*

Williamson, WH 05/14*

Johnson, Eldred 05/14*

Bauler, Jerry 05/14*

Allen, Kathryn 05/14*

Hawkins, Carldon 05/14*

Hemmingway, TW 05/14*

Leon, Charles 05/13

Leon, Kay 05/13

Studebaker, Edwin 05/14*

Rolle, James 06/13

Wall, Richard 06/14*

McClellan, Avis 08/13

Locher, John 09/13

Woodfill, Gary 09/13

Spooler, John D 09/14*

Lyberg, Ken 09/14*

Oien, PIP, Burt 09/13

Oien, Sharon 09/13

Miller, David 10/14*

Huddleston, Henry 10/14*

Glover, Jean 10/14*

Neely, Bud 10/14*

Vander Haar, Maxine 10/14*

Putnam, Merrill D PP 10/13

Moss, Art 10/14*

Hayes, John “Doc” 10/14*

Van der Haar, Maxine 10/14*

Putnam, Merrill D PP 10/13

Moss, Art 10/14*

Hayes, Doc 10/14*

Castronovo, Liz 10/13

Spooler, John 11/14*

Isaacs, Joan 11/14*

Grimm, Junior 03/14

Trundy, Earl 11/13

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