april 2013 - Kosair Shrine Temple

VOLUME1 LXXXX • NUMBER
VOLUME LXXXVII • NUMBER
• JANUARY
2011 4 • APRIL 2013
Our New Kosair
Shrine Temple
SIZE…37,000 square feet one
story building, easy to renovate
as desired for units and clubs,
ballroom and dining , and ready
“I have a feeling we are not in
for the circus office
Kansas anymore” said Dorothy to
Toto in the Wizard of Oz movie.
ACREAGE… 3.79 acres, partially
Nobles and Ladies of Kosair are
fenced and we could add decorative
asking where we are in regards
fencing
to finding a new home, a new and
better Kosair Shrine. Yes, we have
PARKING…280 paved parking
successfully sold our old, thirteen
spaces, room for additional parking
level property on South Second
Street for the very good price
ZONING…C 2 (our required
of $3.85 million. So now what?
zoning classification as a private
Where are we?
club)
Continued on pg.7
Illustrious Sir Bob Maxwell
The “Kosair Express” is rolling
smoothly down the tracks. I hope
that all have jumped “on board” for
the year. We wouldn’t want to leave
anyone waiting at the station!
I have found that one of the hardest
jobs as Potentate is writing an
article for the Kolums in advance
of the activities. I don’t like to live
in the past but with January and
February gone, let us remember a
little about February. Let me again
thank all that came out in full force
to support the Circus.
I guess that “Punxsutawney Phil”
let us down by not giving us an
early spring, although I see a few
Our Elective Divan, Planning
Committee and Trustees have been
very active in seeking new sites
for your consideration as a new
home for Kosair Shrine Temple.
More than a dozen sites have
been carefully reviewed. One site
seems to be the best. It is worth
your learning more about it and
taking a personal tour. It is the
Swope AutoGroup car store at
4120 Bardstown Road. Photos are
shown. Some facts:
LOCATION…4120 Bardstown
Road, 40218
PRICE…$2,260,000.00 – based on
MAI Appraisal
Important Notice
Stated Meeting
Kosair Shriners,
A.A.O.N.M.S.
Friday, April 12, 2013
7:30 p.m. at Kosair Temple
812 S. Second St., Louisville,
KY
2013 dues card and fez are
necessary for admission.
Dress appropriately.
Yours in the Faith,
Bob Maxwell, Potentate
Attest: Eddie Chrisman, PP,
Recorder
Continued on pg.2
Help Kosair Kids with memorial gifts to help Kosair Charities!
PO Box 37370; Louisville, KY 40233-7370! Remember a loved one or Shrine Brother and
insure Kosair’s ability to carry on our tradition of care for children. For more information
call 502-637-7696 or visit www.kosair.org
KOSAIR KOLUMS
PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY
KOSAIR TEMPLE
A.A.O.N.M.S.
812 S. SECOND ST., LOUISVILLE, KY 40203-2210
PUBLISHER BOB MAXWELL, POTENTATE
PUBLISHED MONTHLY EXCEPT FOR AUGUST
PHONE (502) 585-5412
KOSAIR SHRINERS FAX (502) 583-4096
ADVERTISING RATES ON REQUEST
RANDY COE, PP, Editor (502) 637-7696
wc1503@gmail.com
(502) 749-6841 fax
1503 Sylvan Way,
Louisville, KY 40205-2407
Kosair on the web: http://www.kosair.com
Darrell G. Waddell - webmaster@kosair.com;
All submissions must have the approval of the
Potentate or his designee as well as the respective Unit or Club officer(s)/Director.
KOSAIR ELECTIVE DIVAN – 2013
Potentate................Bob Maxwell........502-428-6066
Chief Rabban.........Shawn Warren........459-1440
Asst. Rabban.........JR Riggs.................608-4667
HP&P......................Steve Hueston........592-9121
Oriental Guide.......Gary Morgan..........744-8941
Treasurer...............John Wilder............361-7854
Recorder................Eddie Chrisman, PP...253-0473
KOSAIR APPOINTIVE DIVAN – 2013
1st Ceremonial Master.........James “Billy” Ryan
2nd Ceremonial Master....................... Dan Cline
Director...................................Spark Wiggington
Marshal.........................................Roger Dabney
Captain of the Guard................... Richard Weiss
Outer Guard................................... Matt Rodgers
Inner Guard............................. John “JR” Wilson
Orator.......................................... Randy Coe, PP
THE NEXT
KOSAIR KOLUMS DEADLINE
IS SUNDAY,
MARCH 24, 2013
FOR THE MAY ISSUE
Deadlines are subject to change.
Notices will be sent as early as
possible.
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cont. from pg.1
Snowbirds returning from the
South. Maybe an early spring is
on the way after all. We had a
big turn out with the “Whodunit”
Murder mystery and Friday night
dinner. Now, who was that yelling
to convict him?
I will have to report later on the
outcome of the Summerfield Studio
presentation in regards to the year
book. March found us dancing the
night away with “Twice Shy”. I
hope all enjoyed the evening. The
Easter Bunny left us some goodies
during our dinner. I hope you
enjoyed them.
The Float building process is well
underway under the eagle eye of
Noble Allan Bogart. He needs all
the help he can get so come on down
and lend a hand supporting the
Temple and Kosair Charities. The
Float Preview event will be held at
the Fairgrounds on April 30th. If
you don’t have the opportunity to
come down and work on the float,
maybe you could come out and lend
moral support as we show off the
talents of our Nobles.
We have some of our Nobles and
Ladies traveling to various events
with their Units. I wish them safe
travels and much success in their
endeavors
The Arch Presentation will take
place on April 6th. This has always
been a well received and attended
event. Thank you to Ill. Sir Kirk
Carter, PP for taking on this event
again, to Noble Gary Morgan, OG
for handling the Masonic Fair and
to all that participated, a big “thank
you” for making it the success it has
always been. Getting the word out
takes all of us working together.
We will have a stated meeting April
12th. We have a lot of business to
discuss and decisions to be made in
regards to the future of our Temple.
Please make every effort to be
present with your fez and dues card
for 2013 in hand. Remember, the
majority rules so won’t you be part
of the majority?
The Divan Ladies will host a
Luncheon on April 13th honoring
the Past First Ladies and Widows of
Kosair. I understand that shopping
is also on the program. I know they
are looking for a large turnout so be
sure to make those reservations by
calling the office.
Get out your best jeans and join
us for the Beans ‘n Jeans on April
19th. Music will be provided by
Mid-Life Crisis. Of course there will
be beans, fried potatoes, country
ham, corn bread and all the fixins’
so come out and enjoy the evening.
We have begun our Parade schedule
and are looking forward to one of
the biggest parades of the year
– the Pegasus Parade. Yes, it
is that time of year once again
when our thoughts turn to the
Kentucky Derby and all of the
events surrounding this major
event. We are planning a Derby
Party at the Temple for May 4th.
Mark it on your calendar and join
us for the day.
Please be sure to get your Funfest
registration forms into the office as
soon as possible. We are looking
forward to a big turnout for this
event. Don’t forget about the
Imperial Session; believe me, it
will be here before we know it. If
you are interested in attending,
please contact the office for more
information. Just a reminder for
the Units and Clubs, the parade for
the Imperial Session will be held on
Monday, July 1st at 7:00 P.M.
I guess that’s it for this article.
Please check your pocket calendar,
the web site, call the office or ask a
Divan member for information on
upcoming events.
Yours in the Faith of the Shrine,
Bob Maxwell
Potentate
Kosair Kolums
Kosair Shrine Circus - SUCCESS
Thousands of children of all ages and our Kosair Kids enjoyed the 2013 Kosair Shrine Circus.
Hundreds of volunteers worked day after day. The community came together once again to support
our efforts.
We are truly blessed to have excellent leadership of our circus. Circus chairman J.R. Riggs,
chairman emeritus Ted Burgin, and the entire leadership team were outstanding. Thank you,
Nobles! And THANK YOU ladies who helped every day!
Guy Gray with programs
Big Al asked - “Which is the correct gray
jacket for our Ceremonial Director’s Staff?”
“Do what???”
Angie of WHAS TV loved
the elephants
Very early each morning, our TV team.
Thanks, Nobles!
Kosair Kid, Miss Kanyon Bell,
and Sparky
David
Ruff and Allan Bogard
Roustabouts being “rousted”
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Meetings 1st and 3rd Tuesday
7:00 p.m. in the Yoshi room at
Kosair Temple
Chapter Dad
B. Shawn Warren 995-8293
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Kosair Kolums
Masonic Fair
and Kosair
Arch Ceremony
Presentation
Kosair Shriners is going to again
host the Masonic Fair and put
on the renowned Arch Ceremony
Presentation April 6, 2013,
beginning at 1:00PM. This is
an event you don’t want to miss.
Everyone is invited; Masons, nonMasons, families and friends.
All Masonic bodies should be
represented at the fair. This
will give those bodies a great
opportunity to showcase their
organization. This will give you
an opportunity to communicate
with the different Masonic bodies
and learn what they have to offer
that may be of interest to you.
We will also have the famous
Kosair Funsters for the
youngsters. In addition there
will be food (free), drinks (free),
face painting, and other activities
for the entire family.
The afternoon will culminate with
the Arch Ceremony Presentation
at around 3:00PM. Also taking
part will be some of the leaders
of the Masonic bodies. The
presentation is a symbolic
building of an arch and placing of
keystones, that gives an overview
of who Masons are and some of
the other appendant bodies. It
goes on the show who Shriners
are, what we do, and why we
do it. It exemplifies that every
Masonic meeting is opened with
prayer, with an opened holy book
on an altar. This attests to our
belief in a Supreme Being. This
is a presentation that all Masons,
families of Masons, friends of
Masons, and anyone who may be
interested in Masonry should see.
calendar and make plans to be at
Kosair Shrine, April 6, 2013, at
1:00PM for a fun filled afternoon
of Masonic education.
Please let the Kosair office know
if you are coming so we can plan
accordingly. The office number is
502-585-5412.
This will be a great afternoon of
Masonry, please put it on your
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Flowers for the Living
FEBRUARY
MEMORIALS
BERNICE BLUM
Joyce Leonhardt
BART BOMAR
Joyce Leonhardt
ELIZABETH MCHATTON BURN
Ms. Martha A. Lloyd
ERIC BUTLER
Joe Flowers
Mark Twain Shrine Club
SARA ANN CASPER
Joe and Julie Brackett
Bill and Mary Hartel
Rhoda Lanman
MICHAEL R. CHASTAIN
Edith Jackson
Jane B. Stahl
PHILIP R. CLIFTON, JR.
Mrs. Roberta L. Clifton
MRS. FRANCES COMPTON
Margie Gibson
William and Betty Skaggs
MARY CECILIA CRAIG
Constance Graves
NOBLE JAMES L. DAUGHERTY,
JR.
Roy R. Armstrong
Ladies Oriental Club
DENNIS K. DAVIS, JR.
John and Mary Davis
NORMAN DAVIS
James R. Ferguson, II
JONATHAN DAVID DENNISON
Frances Dennison
BETTY DISSLY
Joyce Leonhardt
MR. WALTER K. DISTLER
Diane R. Kemper
Donna Kirchgessner
Gregg Lutes
Jerry and Betty Rowland
Second Thursday Breakfast
Gang
Donna R. Shipley
BOBBY DORRIS
Brenda Dorris
DANIEL L. EMBRY
David R. Embry
BETTY JEAN EMERT
Mr. Benny R. Emert
DIANE FOSSEY
Marian Boston
ETHAN NOAH FULKERSON
Martha P. Perry
ANNA LEWIS GARRIGAN
Ted and Sandy Mason
FLORA LOUISE GRAY
Thelma Harper Family
SARA JANE GREEN
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Jane Ayres
JERRY GUFFEY
James R. Ferguson, II
CAMRYN HARDIN
Buel and Linda Cutsinger
CLAYTON HEEKE
Beverly Heeke
MARY CATHERINE HERM
Mr. Frank L. Perrone
MRS. JEAN HERMAN
Mary Ann Coons
Ed and Lillian Hermann
Mark and Donna Laemmle
MARGARET KAESTNER
Judy and Dan Frailly
ANNIE KEENAN
Constance Graves
ANNA MARGARET MCGOWAN
KERN
Harry S. Blevens, Jr.
CHARLES C. KIRKPATRICK
James and Sharon Dearing
Robert and Debra Dearing
Tim and Joan Heid
BOB KNIPP
Robert B. Knipp
KAYLA KRATZER
Betty J. Farris
LAURITTA LAMBERT
Robert and Brenda Cooper
RUTH LAMBERT
Patricia Lambert
DONALD MASON
James R. Ferguson, II
MARY MEDLIN
Ron and Bev Tucker
NOBLE EDWARD L. MERCER
Kosair Legion of Honor
MRS. NORMA J. MORAN
Headlines Salon
ALAN P. NAAS
Mrs. Ruth Naas
NOBLE WILBERT NANCE
Glasgow Shriners Club
WILLIAM O. POLLARD
Viola Pollard
RAYMOND W. PRIOR
Judy Prior
JAMES L. RALEY
Ruby Raley
MARGARET ANN REED
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Priddy
DILLARD RODGERS
Nancy Drumheller
CHARLES C. KIRKPATRICK
Pete and Phyllis Dublin
MRS. FANNIE ROSE ROSENBAUM
Myra Maxine Buell
DAVID ERIC ROSS
Mrs. Rhoda Ross
NELDA SCULL
Cora Duncan
BILL SKIDMORE
Robert B. Knipp
LAWRENCE SR. AND SYLVIA
SMITH
Mr. Lawrence A. Smith, Jr.
MILDRED “PAT” SOMMERMAN
Albert Aszman
Mary Gene Frank
Gene and Lois Kapfhammer
Robert and Mary Lukes
Richard D. Tuchscherer
NOBLE HORST STEINBRENNER
Joyce Leonhardt
FRANCIS “FRAN” STORMS
Joyce Leonhardt
RITA TAUL
Henry F. Watson, Sr.
NORA TAURMAN
Davis E. Taurman
PAUL TAYLOR
Richard D. Vick
HOWARD M. TEMPLE
Construction Specialty Services
Inc.
Ruby Nichols
Jim and Rhonda Smoak
SAMANTHA TUCKER
Christina Scott
KERRY G. VINSON
Richard and Joyce Vinson
RON WALLACE
Alan Glaubinger
BARBARA J. WATERS
Sherman T. Waters
BRENT WINGFIELD
Perry and Helen Alvey
Ken-Tron Manufacturing
John and Vi Wenzler
IN HONOR OF
BACKYARD STAYCATIONS
Media Venue
BENNETT ACCOUNTING
Media Venue
BRAUNABILITY
Media Venue
LOGAN AND ABBY BROCK
Mr. Estel C. Logsdon
AVERY COUNTRYMAN
Brenda Gardner
CULLIGAN ELIZABETHTOWN
Media Venue
CULLIGAN OF EVANSVILLE
Media Venue
CULLIGAN SEYMOUR
Media Venue
CULLIGAN SPOKANE
Media Venue
CULLIGAN TELL CITY
Media Venue
CULLIGAN WASHINGTON
Media Venue
CULLIGAN WATER SYSTEMS
CLARKSVILLE
Media Venue
JACOB MILES EDGE
Mike and Mary Pat Gray
ANNA EHRET
From Your Secret Pal
GRESHAM DRIVING AIDS
Media Venue
HABITAT RESTORE
Media Venue
BILL HART
Walter B. Smith
CAMILLE HENDLEY
Dorothy Williams
COLE EVAN HERRICK
Don and Diana Buchheit
JADEN AND GRACIE
Gene and Sue Floyd
JAMES MATTOX JOHNSON
Mrs. Marjorie F. Davidson
KENTUCKY CENTER FOR THE
ARTS
Media Venue
MARGIE OLEAN LEE KING
Sue Womack
MASTER WESLEY O. KING
Don King
LIMESTONE FARM, LAWN &
WORKSITE
Media Venue
JOLEE MISSI
Gregg A. Perkins
OVMS
Media Venue
PPG
Media Venue
RE/MAX PROPERTIES EAST
Media Venue
KARIS SANDEFUR
Eleanor Alderson
SCOTT FUNERAL HOME
Media Venue
SE DAVIS JEWELERS
Media Venue
SIMPLY ONE
Media Venue
ALBERTUS SMITH
Joe M. Smith
SPECIALTY FOOD GROUP
Media Venue
PEGGY STERRETT
Patricia Pierson
SUNTIME POOLS WEST
Media Venue
SUPERIOR VAN AND MOBILITY
Media Venue
THE JEWEL BOX
Media Venue
THE MOWER SHOP
Media Venue
UNI-MOVE
Media Venue
USA BABY
Media Venue
FRANCIS VAN DIERENDONCK
Larry Van Dierendonck
AMANDA ZWICKER
Brittany Zwicker
JOANN BEATTY (BIRTHDAY)
Henry Beatty
MRS. JUDY BLACK (BIRTHDAY)
Kosair Shriners
MRS. PAT CHRISMAN
(BIRTHDAY)
Kosair Shriners
JACK AND CHARLIE DUGAN
(BIRTHDAYS)
Anonymous Donor
Jacinda R. Sipes
MRS. ANGEL HARDWICK
(BIRTHDAY)
Kosair Shriners
MRS. EDIE HART (BIRTHDAY)
Kosair Shriners
NOBLE HAROLD J. HERMAN
(BIRTHDAY)
Joe and Joyce Wolf
PATRICIA JENNINGS
(BIRTHDAY)
Kosair Shriners
GILSON LEE (GET WELL)
Marty and Marianne Nitzken
NOBLE GARY L. MORGAN
(SPEAKER FOR ORIENTAL
CLUB)
Ladies Oriental Club
JOE AND PHYLLIS MYERS, P.P.
(WEDDING)
Butch and Suzette Govoni
MRS. CAROL SEWELL
(BIRTHDAY)
Kosair Shriners
MRS. BETTY JEAN STRASSER
(BIRTHDAY)
Kosair Shriners
Kosair Kolums
cont. from pg.1
ADDITIONAL BLDG….4100 square foot free
standing garage for parade vehicles
FENCED...area for other vehicle storage, perhaps we
put a canopy over it
VISIBILITY...highly visible to vehicular traffic in
an economic growth corridor; super Kroger, large
Walgreen’s, major investments by other businesses
in the area.
TIMING…. end of the year occupancy possible
There have been several “open house” tours for the
Nobility and their families to view the property, ask
questions, and express any concerns. We vote on
acquiring the property at our April 12, 2013, Stated
Meeting at Kosair Shriners at 7:30 PM.. Dues card
and fez required.
SAFETY...official crime reports show that the area
has no extraordinary or unusual incidents of crime.
As with every area in our community, burglaries,
thefts and the like may occur.
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“BEANS ‘N JEANS”
WHEN: APRIL 19TH
Kosair contributes over
$10 million annually to
health care for children
WHERE: KOSAIR BALLROOM
TIME: 6:30 p.m. – 10:30 P.M.
COST: $10.00 PER PERSON
MENU: BEANS, COUNTRY HAM,
FRIED POTATOES, CORN BREAD
AND ALL THE FIXINS’
Put on your best “bib and tucker” or just get out those jeans
and join us for dinner
and dancing to the music of “Mid-Life Crisis”.
KOSAIR BOAT CLUB
Mike Grant, Commodore
Jim Szofer, Vice Commodore
Guy Gray, Rear Commodore
Henry Watson, Sr. Purser
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Kosair Kolums
Kosair Motor
Corps
You probably are wondering where
I have been for the last couple of
months. Well, when you are the
secretary for 5 different clubs,
it’s hard to keep up during the
Christmas holidays. What with all
the end of year reports that have to
be done. Any way here goes.
Hope everyone had a good holiday
season. Mine was pretty good. I
went to the Kosair Motor Corps unit
Christmas party. It was great, we
had about 42 nobles counting their
wives and girlfriends there. Lots of
things to eat and drink.
nicely from his hip replacement, also
nobles we need prayers for Noble
Jim Daugherty who had surgery
and noble Don Smith who is going
to have surgery.
Noble Chuck Burchel won last
month’s half and half.
and finally some thoughts on
my looking for a job: I became
a professional fisherman, but
discovered that I couldn’t live on my
net income. I managed to get a good
job working for a pool maintenance
company, but the work was just
too draining. So then I got a job in
a workout center, but they said I
wasn’t fit for the job. After many
years of trying to find steady work,
I finally got a job as a historian until I realized there was no future
in it. My last job was working in
Starbucks, but I had to quit because
it was always the same old grind.
SO, I TRIED RETIREMENT AND
FOUND THAT I’M PERFECT FOR
THE JOB.
in the wind,
“The Buggster”
Noble Robert Owens
Boy it seems that the time is really
flying by. Here it is 2013 I have yet
to start my trusty hog. But I am sure
there is at least one crazy Noble in
the unit that has been out riding
this year. Oh, I forgot Noble Phil
Smallwood is living in Florida and
has been riding. Silly me.
I would like to congratulate the new
potentate Bob Maxwell and the other
officers elected to the line.
We had our elections in the Motor
Corps and was it a hum dinger.
Oh I am sure some people were
glad and some were mad but oh
well life goes on. Unit Director this
year is Noble Pat Gilkey; President
Charles Gardner, Vice President
Roger Dabney and yours truly as
Secretary/Treasurer. We also elected
a Quartermaster Paul Pffiefer and
Sergeant of Arms Shawn Beasley.
I wish them well. The unit also has
two new members Noble Pat Helton
and Noble Glenn Jones, welcome. As
of this writing the 2013 Sam Swope
Road Rally is a go. It will be held on
July the 21st so stay tuned for the
evolving details.
On the health watch Noble Leo
Kirkpatrick seems to be recovering
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Ladies Oriental
Club
- Carol Grant
Our March speaker was Illustrious
Sir, Robert Maxwell, Potentate, of
Kosair Shriners, who spoke to us
about the “going on’s”, at Kosair
Shriners. Things like an Easter
Dinner, makes us want Spring right
now!! Beans & Jeans night – a
rare night to get to come to Kosair
Shriners in our Blue Jeans and have
beans, hmm….. The Derby party has
been revived this year and is always
a good time to come and watch the
horses run the famous Kentucky
Derby, lots of good food that day,
too. Flag Day, where we can show
our patriotism for our Country,
Christmas in July, an opportunity, to
bring gifts, for the children at Kosair
Hospital , to be given out in what
else, but in July at the “Christmas
in July” party”. We’re going to have
a Pajama Party – wonderful we
can come all dressed and ready for
bed, a Halloween Party complete
with costumes, a Thanksgiving
Dinner, with the Ladies of Liberty
performing and a Christmas Dinner
with all the trimmings. This was an
“interesting” evening and as you can
see Bob & Marsha have a lot of fun
events coming in the months ahead,
including the Alaskan Cruise.
Keep watch on the Kosair Kolumns
for reminders, of our upcoming
events. We look forward to a year of
fun and hard work making money for
the KIDS of Kosair Charities.
“Getting to Know You”, that is what
we the Ladies Oriental Club want to
do, with the ladies of Kosair, please
- Roger Hines, Unit Secretary
Also, we recently added Wayne
Pedigo and Chandler Blewett (who
retired from Kosair Charities at the
first of the year) as members. We
welcome all of these Nobles to the
Transportation Unit and also to any
other Kosair member who wishes to
join.å
It was good to see Bruce Clark at our
February meeting even though he
was sporting a cane. Bruce was our
2012 President and underwent knee
surgery in early January but reports
he is recovering nicely.
The Shrine publishes a magazine
called ‘LEADERS IN CARE’. This
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Judy Henry has a speaker, for April
and is waiting for the confirmation,
so it will be a surprise, but whoever
it is I am sure we will enjoy them.
Don’t forget to bring your jewelry for
the Masonic Home, since this will be
our first collection, of 2013. Just an
early reminder, next dessert night
for the Ladies Oriental Club will be
May 31st. .
Enjoy the little things, in life. One
day you may look back and realize….
They were the big things !
- Barbara Johnson
Kosair Funsters
Transportation Unit
At our February monthly meeting
the Transportation Unit added three
Kosair Nobles to its membership.
They being Joe Meyers (Year 2006
Past Potentate and member of
Preston lodge), Don Gaddie (Member
of Highland Park) and Ronnie Taylor
(Member of Park City).
come out and join us, for dinner,
meeting new friends and greeting
old friends, as well as listening and
learning from our interesting and
informative speakers. Dinner is at
6:30 p.m. on the first Monday of each
month, excluding July and August.
is published quarterly and tells
you what happening at our Shrine
hospitals. It’s real informative.
I picked up a copy at Kosair but
I think, if you call the telephone
number listed in the magazine (813281-0300), they will send it by mail.
As to our trips we had a normal
amount in November/December
(2012), a very light amount in
December/January and then again
normal in the January/February
time frame. From November 21st
through December 18th we made
12 trips and drove 3529 miles for an
average of 294 miles per trip. From
December 19th through January
15th we made only 2 trips and drove
575 miles. Then our trips picked up
again in the January 16th through
February 19th time frame as we
made 13 trips and drove 4245 miles
for an average of 327 miles per trip.
Uniil next month, Roger Hines
Well! It’s clown time again. Since
this past circus, I’m still hearing
from different people of how they
had a great time at the 2013
circus. Maybe being a little basis,
I really think it was the Funsters
that did the trick or tricks. All I
can say is, wait till 2014, it will be
bigger and better then 2013.
Just a little hint, our future
Potentate is going to be well
entertained and well represented
for the 2014 circus. But! Say
anything to him yet because it’s
our little secret. We don’t want to
ruin the surprise for him. It will
be most rewarding.
As of now, some of the Funsters
are working for the next years
circus skit. It will most be very
entertaining and enjoyable for all
to see. it will be a little surprise in
there for someone special, that’s
all I can say.
cont. on pg.11
Kosair Kolums
cont. from pg.10
Let’s get down to some clown
business now. there are many
functions going on that we need
all available Funsters, that we
can rustle up to help pull off all
the requests that will be coming
our way. The more Funsters that
we have, the less it is for all of us.
The Saint Paddy’s day parade
was a huge success for all to see.
The Kosair Temple along with our
friends from Glasgow had a great
time for all to see. The weather
was nice, the brotherhood was a
total success. If we could have all
of the other parades represented
like Saint Paddy’s parade, it will
be a wonderful and delightful year
for all. The weather co-operated
beautifully.
We have many events for the
Funsters to attend, to make them
happen, please step forwarded
and show your support.
Just let some of you folks know,
the Funsters are one of the most
visible units from the Kosair
Temple to see. We go North,
South, East and West, and any
other directions that we to be or
go. It’s unbelievable on how many
requests we get to come to this or
that event for the all the kids to
see. Regardless of age, we make
everyone laugh from our tricks of
our trade.
I can’t say enough, about the
Funsters that got up every
morning for the TV appearances
and stayed for all ten shows.
That just goes to show you, we
are a dedicated unit to bring the
laughs and smiles to one and all.
My hat goes out, to all of you for
the great effort that you made for
the circus and other events that
you attended.
We take a lot of time, away from
our families to insure that the
kids at the hospitals, parades,
and other events to make these
children smile and forget about
their pain and suffering, even if,
it’s only for a few minutes.
The members of the Funsters,
do this for one reason, to make
the kids smile as well as their
family members. We travel
a many of miles to do this.
By! The time we start putting
on our makeup, travel to our
destination, perform and return
home, we travel many miles. We
don’t get paid for this, but the
smiles are payment enough.
So! If there are any new nobles
out there, that maybe would
like to join our unit feel free
to come to one of our meetings
and see what we are all about.
if you are worried about makeup, tricks are anything like
that, don’t be, we will assist
you in putting on make-up and
dressing. We meet the third
Monday of every month in the
basement at 7:30PM right after
the Unit Director’s meeting.
Well! I’m going to let you go for
now, and I hope to see you at a
parade or an event. I hope to see
you at Kerbela funfest in Pigeon
Forge. If you have not attended
one before, you really don’t know
what you are missing. You can
find the applications in the
Kosair Temple’s office. If you
make anything, try to make this
one, you won’t regret or forget
it. It’s the second weekend in
May. The dates are from May
8th through May11th. Hope to
see you there.
KEEPEMLAUGHING
The Kosair Divan Ladies will host a
Luncheon honoring the
Past First Ladies
and
Widows
April 13, 2013
11:00 A.M. – Social Hour – cash bar
Shopping – purses, hats, jewelry, etc.
Noon – Luncheon
Salad, Quiche, Dessert, Tea & Coffee
Cost - $17.00
Where – Kosair Shrine Ballroom
All Ladies of Kosair are requested to
“Get On Board” for this event
as we honor these Ladies.
Make your reservation early by calling
585-5412 no later than April 8, 2013.
The Past First Ladies and Widows
will be the guests of the
Potentate and Divan.
Dennis (GABBY) Hardin
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The “Rite” Stuff
I want to remind everyone of
the MASONIC FAIR and ARCH
PRESENTATION to be held at
Kosair Temple on Saturday April
6th, 2013. The fair will run from
1:00p.m. to 3:00p.m. Most all
Masonic Bodies and organizations
will be featured. This is open to
all families and friends. If you
are interested in any Masonic
organization come visit the fair.
There will be free food and drinks,
Clowns and face painting for the
kids. The day will culminate with
the ARCH PRESENTATION at
3:00p.m. This event will feature all
of the MASONIC ORGANIZATIONS
and the leaders of each. Plan on
attending this informative event.
Street Machines
Now for the upcoming events at
Louisville Scottish Rite. A Stated
meeting will be held on April the
11th. Refreshments will be served at
6:30 p.m. with the meeting to follow.
This meeting will feature My Old
Kentucky Home Scottish Rite Club’s
presentation of the 21st degree. We
will also vote on petitions received
for the N. C. Frankel Reunion to
be held on Saturday April 13th.
If you have any petitions for the
reunion you need to turn them
in at this time. The Reunion will
begin approximately at 8:00a.m. on
Saturday morning.
There will be a 33rd Degree Luncheon
on April 18th. The luncheon will be
held at Wildwood Country Club at
noon. All 33rd’s will receive a letter
prior to this event.
as well as trophies for other classes.
The Bullitt County Shrine Club will
provide drinks and food. We
will have music and other
games for you to participate
in. There is no charge to
come and look and enjoy the
company of others. Bring
the family, come and enjoy.
We will have vehicles from
the early 1900’s to modern
muscle cars, rat rods, trucks,
motorcycles and who knows what
Attention all Nobles and friends else.
with a love for Hot Rods.
This show is open to any vehicle that
The Kosair Street Machines will be you wish to show.
having our annual Open Car and If there is any Noble, Club or Unit
Vehicle Show on April 21, 2013. It is that wishes to sponsor a trophy
time to get your favorite ride out and that can do so for $25.00 and we
start shinning and polishing her up. will engrave your message or club
The show will be held at the Bullitt on the trophy plate. To sponsor a
County Shrine Club located just off of trophy contact anyone in the Street
Highway 44 east of Shepherdsville. Machines Club and he can take care
We will begin registering vehicles of it.
for $15.00 per space at 10:00 am
with trophies presentation at 4:00 Last year we had a fantastic turnout
pm. There will be a Best of Show and are looking forward to another
- Ed Embry
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On April 25th there will be a
FAMILY NIGHT DINNER honoring
our widows. Dinner will be served at
6:30 p.m. with a program to follow.
As always there is no cost for the
meal. Please call the Scottish Rite
office (584-6185) to make reservation
for you and your guest, this lets the
kitchen staff know how much food to
order and prepare for the evening.
We want to make sure everyone
receives a great meal. Thank you
for your co-operation.
“if you keep both feet firmly on the
floor, you will have trouble putting
your pants on.”
William Meyer, 33rd
degree, Wise Master
Louisville Chapter Rose Croix
Louisville Scottish Rite
Louisville, KY
big one this year.
We continue our monthly Drive
and Dine in February will lunch at
the new Cattlemans’s Roadhouse
located on Hurstbourne Lane just
south of Taylorsville Rd. Those
in attendance were Janice and
Marshall Geoghegan, Billie and
Bill Foster, Jim Barr, Eddie Hall,
Maxine and Randy Skinner, Candy
and Ed Embry. Come and join us.
We always enjoy sharing the Shriner
Spirit.
The parade season has started,
just a reminder that if you wish to
participate in a Kosair sponsored
parade as a Shriner, you must have
a copy of your insurance on file at
Kosair and with the Parade Marshal.
The Street Machines meet on the 4th
Monday at the Kosair Temple at 6:30
pm. We are open to anyone with a
street legal vehicle and a member of
the Shrine. Come and check us out.
I hope to see you on the trail.
Kosair Kolums
Oriental Band
- Chuck Strothman
Thanks to the Bandsmen and Ladies
who have contributed desserts and
time at the table for the Friday Nite
Dinners in February and March.
Our next turn for desserts will be in
October and November; there will be
more details on that at a later date.
The Circus Appreciation Dinner has
come and gone and congratulations
to all the Bandsmen who earned
various awards for their work during
the 2013 Circus program. I have
heard that the 2014 Circus program
work will be kicking in Real Soon, if
it hasn’t already sone so by the time
you read this. We have shown that
the Oriental Band is ready to work,
so let’s get out and prove that we can
do it again. Bro. Estill Jackson has
the reins on roadblock and buck-alie dates, so get with him and set up
dates to work.
not just for that--Parade Season has
started, and we will be busy the next
coming months. So let’s your smiling
faces in the Bandroom!!!!!
Many of our fellow Kosair Shriners
traveled to Pigeon Forge for the
2013 Kerbela FunFest, and great
time was had by all. Thanks to all of
the Nobles who represented Kosair
Shrine in fine fashion.
And now a sad note: our Brother
and fellow Bandsman Jerry Ashby
lost his brother, Jim, who had been
ill for some time. Let’s pray for Bro.
Jerry, his Lady Lana, and their
family during the next few weeks as
they recover from this loss.
Time to remind every new Noble
to come and join our merry crew....
Mondays at 8 PM! We’ll be lookin’
for ‘ya !!!
The Oriental Band participated
in the Arch Presentation again
this year, and thanks to all the
Bandsmen who were there. Ill.Sir
Kirk Carter expressed his thanks to
all who helped to make this year’s
Fair and Arch Presentaion a success.
I hope that all the Bandsmen
that traveled to Lexington for the
2013 SESOBA Hoedown enjoyed
themselves. Thanks to Bro. Jack
Diehl for his dedication to putting
together our musical program, and
Congratulations to Bro. Joe Graves
for advancing on the SESOBA
line. We thank our Potentate Bob
Maxwell and his Lady Marsha for
visiting with us during the Hoedown.
We can’t let up, Bandsmen, now
that the Hoedown is over. Practice
continues for our planned trip to
the Imperial Convention in July
in Indianapolis. We really need
everyone to practice in order to get
the music program polished. And
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Top Hat Gun Club
Greetings fellow marksmen of the
Kosair Top Hat Gun Club. This
being our first kolums article (I
think) we will have to work out
the bugs and see what works.
First off we would like to thank
all the outgoing 2012 officers
of the club for their tireless
efforts to ensure that we had a
great year of shooting. Your new
officers for 2013 are Director
Bernie Schwierman (who is also
2nd vice president, because he
loves the gun club) President
Bob Gardner, Vice President
Richard Weiss, Secretary Robert
Owens, and Treasurer Pat Miller.
And I would be remiss if didn’t
mention our unofficial shutter
bug, Randy Coe, who has been
taking pictures of the Gun Club
for the Kolums. We hope we can
live up to the standard that was
set by the 2012 officers.
Gardner, Limited - Phil Myers,
Limited 10 Randy Coe, Single
Stack – Pizza Schlise, Rim Fire
– Pizza Schlise, and Center Fire
– Pizza Schlise. These gentlemen
were the best of the best of the
2012 Top Hat Gun Club. Now I
don’t know about you but I sure
would like to best some of these
shooters in 2013. hopefully we
OK moving right along, the will get the chance.
awards for the 2012 USPSA
Final were presented at our Now I don’t have to tell you that
last meeting and the winners right now because of our knee jerk
are as follows: Production – Bob politicians our sport is enduring
some rough times. The most
severe being the severe shortage
of ammunition and the high price
when you find it. It is my hope
that this quickly subsides so we
as a club can enjoy the sport of
target shooting for years to come.
OK off the soap box, on a sad
note the gun club lost a member
this last month, it was Noble Jim
Daughtery. Remember his family
in your prayers.
On an administrative note your
2013 dues of $20 are due and
payable. Over the next month
we well be updating the roster
to see who is in and who is out
and contacting members to bring
them up to speed on what’s going
on with the club.
Our next meeting will be on April
the 29th, be sure to try to make
it out and bring a few coins as we
may have something you might
be interested in. (does that peek
your interest?).
SPECTRE
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Kosair Kolums
Have You Moved?
Your Temple does not care if
you move, when you move, or
how you move but it certainly
does care WHERE you move.
Your address is never changed
without instructions from you.
Please notify the Recorder’s
office each time you move.
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PASSED WITHIN THE UNSEEN PORTALS THOSE WHOM WE REMEMBER
Nobles
Thomas Byrne
Jerry S. Blankenship
Cecil H. Crowder
James L. Daugherty
Roscoe C. P. Davis Sr
Buddy J. Finnell
Mitchell R. Harl
Edwin C. Holmes
John L. Sanders
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120/9/78
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Died
2/01/13
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The 2013 Kosair Shrine Cash Calendars have arrived! You can help Kosair
and perhaps yourself or someone you know. Our goal is to sell 2,000 Cash
Calendars this year!!!
BOB FRYE
Cash Calendars are one way the operating funds for our Shrine are raised.
Will you help by purchasing or selling a Cash Calendar? How about taking
some calendars and selling or giving them to your friends, family, and
associates?
A Cash Calendar is a good holiday or birthday gift idea or stocking stuffer
as it may be a gift that gives the entire year.
Every day a person is eligible to win. The daily prizes range from $25.00 up
to $100.00, with special days ranging from $250.00 up to $4000.00!
The calendar includes there inspiring stories of Kosair Kids we have helped,
pictures of nobles enjoying being Shrine Masons, and some fine images
from Shrine antiquity.
Experience serving your real estate
needs since 1972.
Stop by the Kosair Shrine office to pick up yours or get a stack of calendars
to sell and help us reach our goal. You can also call the Kosair Shrine Office
at 585-5412 to have one mailed out to you once we receive your calendar
purchase.
Calendars only cost $25.00 each.
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Kosair Kolums
Caring for children year after year
Members of the Kosair Charities 1000 Club
recognize that treating children sometimes
requires a multi-year commitment. Annual
donations to Kosair Charities secure funding
for pediatric-related programs and individual
nancial support, so that no child’s medical
need is left untreated. Donors who have
pledged to provide Kosair Charities a
minimum of $100 each year for 10 years are
recognized as members of the 1000 Club.
For more information about how you can help Kosair Kids as a member of the 1000
Club, please contact Eric Churchill at (502) 637-7696 or echurchill@kosair.org.
Memory Bricks
The Kosair Shrine Center
Memory Bricks are available
and may be purchased
for yourself in honor or
memory of an individual
loved one or ones, a family
member, a Lodge, a Unit or
a Club. What better way
to honor the living or the
memory of deceased loved
ones than with a memory
brick? These bricks are
being placed around the
“Silent Messenger” statue
erected at the Second
Street Corner of Kosair
Shrine Center.
These bricks make a unique
gift for any occasion. What
a wonderful gift for that
person who has everything
and is so hard to buy for!
What a meaningful way to
honor any loved one! You can
view some of the bricks that
have already been placed
around the statue by going
to the Kosair Shrine Temple
site http://www.kosair.com
and then clicking on the
navigation button on the
left that is labeled “Kosair
Shrine Memory Bricks.”
For more information
contact the Recorder’s
Office on 502-585-5412 or
visit our Memory Bricks
webpage http://www.kosair.
com/memorybricks.html.
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Kosair Greeters
responsibility to get another
Greeter to take your place.
The Greeter Unit April Executive
Committee Meeting will be on
Monday, the 8th, beginning at
5:00 PM; the April Regular Dinner
Meeting will be on Monday, the
8th, beginning at 7:00 PM. A
social hour will start at 6:00 PM;
followed by the regular monthly
meeting.
The SESG&HA Annual
Meeting will be in Clarksville,
IN beginning on Wednesday
May 8th and running through
Saturday, May 11th. The Holiday
Inn & Suites – Lakeview will be
the headquarters. Registration
deadline for this event is March
31, 2013. Registration fee is
$50.00 per person. In addition to
the regular events - President’s
Uniform Competition and
Banquet, a show at Derby Dinner,
a trip to downtown Louisville
and an optional trip to Churchill
Downs is included in the Annual
Meeting itinerary. This is a BAL
Award eligible event.
- By Gordon E. Berry, PP
Greeter Door Duty for April:
April 5 – Norbert Arrington
April 12 – Jerry Cantrell
April 19 – Ron Craig
April 26 – Doug Elsler
Greeters, if you cannot stand
door duty as assigned, it is your
Happy April Birthday to Greeters
– Dave Juergens PP on the 6th,
Bill Wilder on the 12th, and Perry
Strader on the 28th. Happy April
Birthday to Greeterettes Virginia
Frye on the 4th, Ann Turner on
the 15th, Betty Muckey on the
16th and Martha Steller on the
23rd.
During the month of April,
Greeters celebrating membership
anniversaries are Bill Wilder his
10th, Robert Schildknecht his 9th
and Bob Frye, PP his 5th.
The Greeter Unit and Greeterettes
welcome new member’s
Darrell Layman and Lady
Sharon.
With heavy heart the Greeter
Unit reports that long time
Greeter Don and Greeterette
Betty Mullins has resigned from
the Greeter Unit after 28 years
of membership, they both made
many contributions to the Greeter
Unit. We wish them well.
Also 1994 Greeter President,
Gordon Starr passed away, he
and Lady Mary Helen moved to
Columbia, SC to be with their
family. Mary Helen passed away
several years ago.
The Greeter Safari is scheduled
for Saturday, July 13, 2013. This
is a BAL Award eligible event!
We will leave the Kosair Shrine
Circus Office at 8:00 AM, sharp!
The Greeters will be using one
bus. (50 seats) When the bus is
full, a waiting list will be used
for late reservations. If you are
planning on attending, get your
$50 reservation per couple paid,
NOW!
FIRST PAID, FIRST RESERVED!
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Kosair Kolums
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with a gift to
Kosair Kids
A charitable bequest represents your legacy
of dedication to Kosair Charities that will
have a long-lasting impact on the medical
care of the children who need it most. A
bequest is a smart and simple way to invest
in the health and vitality of Kosair Kids.
Contact Kosair Charities
to learn how you can
include a gift to help
Kosair Kids in your will.
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KOSAIR TEMPLE A.A.O.N.M.S.
812 S SECOND ST
LOUISVILLE KY 40203-2210
SUNDAY MONDAY 1
Arab Patrol Noon
Ladies Oriental Club 6:30pm
Communications 7:30
Provost 7:30pm
Oriental Band 8:00pm
7
14
21
Gun Club 10:30am
@ Silver Creek
8
Hardhats 11:00am
Divan Meeting 5:30pm
Greeters Exec. Meeting 5:00pm
Greeters Unit Meeting 7:00pm
Sand Bugs 7:30pm
Oriental Band 8:00pm
2
Mark Twain SC 6:00pm
Poker Night 6:30pm
Gold Fidelity DeMolay 7:00pm
9
APRIL 2013
WEDNESDAY 3
Bullitt County Motor Corps
7:00 PM at BSC
10
32 Club Luncheon Noon
Oldham Co. Shrine Club 7:00pm
Finance Committee at Noon
Temple Closed after 4:30pm
Temple Closed after 4:30pm
15
16
Unit Director’s/Circus 6:30pm
Flying Fezzes 7:30pm
Funsters 7:30pm
Oriental Band 8:00pm
TAX DAY
Gold Fidelity DeMolay 7:00pm
Legion of Honor 7:30pm
Golf Club 7:30pm
22
23
17
Gun Club @TG&G 6:00pm
Transportation 10:30am
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THURSDAY 4
Directors Staff 7:30pm
11
House Committee at Noon
18
Dance Band 7:30pm
Spring Begins
24
25
Leitchfield S.C. 7:00pm
Brass Band 7:30pm
Temple Closed after 4:30pm
CAR SHOW
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TUESDAY FRIDAY 5
Hi 12 Club at noon
Shrine Club Dinner 6:30pm
Bake Sale
Past Masters 7:30pm
Boat Club 7:30pm
12
Hi 12 Club at noon
Shrine Club Dinner 6:30pm
Stated Meeting 7:30pm
SATURDAY
6
KOSAIR ARCH CEREMONY
PRESENTATION
13
Ladies Luncheon
19
20
26
27
Hi 12 Club at noon
Shrine Club Dinner 6:30pm
Nomads 7pm
Bake Sale
Beans N Jeans
Hi 12 Club at noon
Shrine Club Dinner 6:30pm
Yoshi Club 7pm
Bake Sale
30
Motor Corps
Gun Club 6:00pm
Riasok Shrine Club 7:30pm
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY MAY 2013
WEDNESDAY 1
Bullitt County Motor Corps
7:00 PM at BSC
5
12
19
Gun Club 10:30am
@ Silver Creek
26
Potentate’s Day At The Races
20
6
Arab Patrol Noon
Ladies Oriental Club 6:30pm
Communications 7:30
Provost 7:30pm
Oriental Band 8:00pm
13
Hardhats 11:00am
Divan Meeting 5:30pm
Greeters Exec. Meeting 5:00pm
Greeters Unit Meeting 7:00pm
Sand Bugs 7:30pm
Oriental Band 8:00pm
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7
Mark Twain SC 6:00pm
Poker Night 6:30pm
Gold Fidelity DeMolay 7:00pm
2
Directors Staff 7:30pm
9
House Committee at Noon
FRIDAY SATURDAY
3
4
10
11
17
18
24
25
Hi 12 Club at noon
Shrine Club Dinner 6:30pm
Bake Sale
Past Masters 7:30pm
Boat Club 7:30pm
Hi 12 Club at noon
Shrine Club Dinner 6:30pm
Temple Closed after 4:30pm
14
32 Club Luncheon Noon
Temple Closed after 4:30pm
21
Unit Director’s/Circus 6:30pm
Flying Fezzes 7:30pm
Funsters 7:30pm
Oriental Band 8:00pm
Gold Fidelity DeMolay 7:00pm
Legion of Honor 7:30pm
Golf Club 7:30pm
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28
Motor Corps
Gun Club 6:00pm
Riasok Shrine Club 7:30pm
8
Oldham Co. Shrine Club 7:00pm
Finance Committee at Noon
THURSDAY Temple Closed after 4:30pm
15
Gun Club @TG&G 6:00pm
Transportation 10:30am
16
Dance Band 7:30pm
Spring Begins
22
23
Leitchfield S.C. 7:00pm
Brass Band 7:30pm
29
30
Hi 12 Club at noon
Shrine Club Dinner 6:30pm
Nomads 7pm
Bake Sale
Hi 12 Club at noon
Shrine Club Dinner 6:30pm
Bake Sale
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Hi 12 Club at noon
Shrine Club Dinner 6:30pm
Yoshi Club 7pm
Bake Sale
Kosair Kolums