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ARARAT
SHRINE NEWS
Volume 75 SEPTEMBER 2010
Number 8
August Temple
Meeting Notes
BY STEVE DOWDY
I
Ararat Shrine Celebrates its
75th Year of Bringing the
Shrine Circus to Kansas City
November 11-14, 2010
T
his year marks the 75th Anniversary of the Ararat Shrine Circus, and
your help is needed to make this “Diamond Anniversary Year” the best
ever. It takes the support of each and every Noble and Lady to ensure
that everyone who wants to attend the Circus is able to do so. Have you purchased your Mom and Dad pins yet? Remember, without your participation
we would not be able to send “Children of All Ages” to the Circus, who otherwise would be unable to attend. A few months ago a book of Circus Coupons worth $100 towards the purchase of Circus tickets was mailed to every
Noble. We thank everyone who has returned their book with a donation, and
we look forward to receiving the other books that haven’t been returned yet.
Just a reminder, every book that was sent out is numbered and the Noble that
received the book is responsible for returning the book to the Shrine, even if
they are unable to make a donation. If you cannot afford the entire book but
still would like to contribute you can purchase single coupons.
B. J. Richardson,
We would like to give a special
Chief Rabban
round of applause to our “Storefront
Super Circus Salesmen.” They are a group of dedicated Nobles
who collect in all kinds of weather, and are very much appreciated
for all their hard work. We would also like to thank the members
of the Mounted Guard Unit for sponsoring the Friday morning
Circus performance for the school children, so they can attend the
Circus free of charge. The proceeds of their Mounted Guard Bass
Tournament is used for this special event.
Listed on page 13 are the 2010 Ararat Shrine Circus Incentives. Remember, for every dollar you turn in for Circus credits
you will receive equal number of Crown of Honor Jewel Points.
Nobles and Ladies, once again thank you for your continued support and we look forward to having the best Circus ever. Let’s make
our “75th Diamond Anniversary” Circus shine brilliantly!!
llustrious Sir Kevin Sleyster called
the August, 2010, meeting to order
at 7:30 PM in the Frank S. Land
Ballroom (Rooms A & B). Our Temple was under a double and trusty
guard, and there were none present
save members of our order.
Chaplain Loyd Gentry gave the
Invocation and remembered our
Nobles who had been visited by the
Black Camel.
The Legion of Honor presented
the colors.
In accordance with long standing tradition, Noble Possum Belly
moved to dispense with the reading
of the minutes of the last meeting,
and the motion was passed.
The Legion of Honor presented the colors. The Chanters led the
singing of the National Anthem.
Treasurer Dan Smothers presented his report, which assured us
that we are still solvent. Our income
for the year exceeds our expenses, and
our total expenses for this year are
approximately $94,000 lower than
for the same time period last year.
Noble Dan also reported that the
meeting was being held in Rooms
MEETING MINUTES,
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Ararat Shrine
5100 Ararat Drive
Kansas City, MO 64129-1998
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SEE INCENTIVES,
Vol. 75, No. 6
SEPTEMBER 2010
REGULAR MONTHLY
MEETING NOTICES
A R A R AT S H R I N E
5100 Ararat Drive, Kansas City, Missouri
Wednesday, SEPTEMBER 8, 2010
~ AND ~
2010 DIVAN
SHRINE CLUB DIRECTORS
Wednesday, OCTOBER 13, 2010
Kevin Sleyster.................. Illustrious Potentate
B.J. Richardson.......................... Chief Rabban
Richard Floyd.......................Assistant Rabban
Dave Bushakra.............. High Priest & Prophet
Wayne Spencer.........................Oriental Guide
Dan Smothers...................................Treasurer
Michael Wheeler................................ Recorder
Maurice
Camerlynck, Jr............First Ceremonial Master
Clarence Kirby, Jr....Second Ceremonial Master
Tom Burke........................................... Director
Steve Johnson..................................... Marshal
Steve Untrif......................Captain of the Guard
Bill Lutman.................................... Outer Guard
Loyd Gentry........................................Chaplain
Charley Swafford.................................Director
Vern Hilliard......................... Assistant Director
Art Kinder............................ Assistant Director
Lowell Davis........................ Assistant Director
Meeting 7:30 PM • Regular Order of Business
Balloting on Petitions
Visiting Nobles Welcome
2010 Card Required • Wear Your Fez
Michael Wheeler
Kevin Sleyster
Recorder
Illustrious Potentate
Friday Night
Bike Night
at Ararat Shrine…..
Sept 10 & 24, Oct 8 & 22 • 6 pm-Midnight
Evening Specials
Come join us FOR THE LAST 4 BIKE NIGHTS THIS YEAR!
1984 to 2010
Celebrating Our 26th Anniversary
SHRINE CLUB AMBASSADORS
Robert Rojas...................................... District I
Bud Higginbotham............................. District II
Howard Silvers................................. District III
Henry McDanie.................................District IV
Curt Karnes.......................................District V
Richard Hickman..............................District VI
Ken Sisemore..................................District VII
Bob O’Dell......................................District VIII
UNIT DIRECTORS
REPRESENTATIVES TO
IMPERIAL COUNCIL
Kevin Sleyster..................Illustrious Potentate
B.J. Richardson......................... Chief Rabban
Richard Floyd...................... Assistant Rabban
Dave Bushakra..............High Priest & Prophet
REPRESENTATIVES TO THE
CENTRAL STATES SHRINE
ASSOCIATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Wayne Spencer........................ Oriental Guide
Dan Smothers.................................. Treasurer
Michael Wheeler............................... Recorder
DIRECTOR AND ASSISTANT
DIRECTORS UNIFORM UNITS
Jerry Grimes........................................Director
Rod Guzman....................... Assistant Director
Pete Hickman...................... Assistant Director
Bob Johnson ...................... Assistant Director
Don Pittier, Sr...................... Assistant Director
Butch Pugh.......................... Assistant Director
Jim Runyan......................... Assistant Director
Bill Smith............................. Assistant Director
Bill Dean, Sr..........................................Ararats
Charlie Parker..................................... Clowns
John D. Williams*...................... Concert Band
Jerry McClary...........................Director’s Staff
Paul Clampit................... Drum & Bugle Corps
Chuck Hotchkiss................................ Greeters
Bob Stivers...........................................Guides
Clayton Riley........................................ Harem
Dennis Collins........................Legion of Honor
Tom Riley . ..................................... Mini Indy’s
Jared Hargrave......................... Mini Model T’s
Mike Allen.................................... Motor Corps
Kelly Lanigan...............................Motor Escort
Tom Krahenbuhl..................... Mounted Guard
Gary Seger........................................ Ole Cars
Bill Spotts.................................. Oriental Band
Richard Newport.....................................Patrol
James Stout............................ Pipes & Drums
Ralph “Gene” Erwin.................... Sandbuggies
Dave Ireland..........................................Trykes
* Deceased
ARARAT SHRINE BUSINESS OFFICE
Jerrie Bailey.............................Office Manager
Sharon Elam • Linda Hickman
Phone: 816-923-1975 • Fax: 816-923-6743
businessoffice@araratshrine.com
Office Hrs: M-F 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
ARARAT CLUB
B.J. Richardson.... Director of Food & Beverage
Phone: 816-923-1995 • Fax: 816-923-2610
events@araratshrine.com
SHRINE NEWS.......... Jim Kerns, Editor
Articles for October issue due by September 15th, please!
If they are not received by this date they will not be in the Oct. Shrine News.
shrinenews@araratshrine.com
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SEPTEMBER 2010
One Moment
of Your Time
Please!
By KEVIN SLEYSTER
Hello Nobles, Ladies and Friends,
I do believe that the weather has finally broken and we may have some
heat relief in the near future. I hope everyone fared well during the heat of
the summer.
We have many exciting functions coming up in the month of September.
We will probably be at CSSA in Oklahoma City when this newsletter is published. I trust a good time will be had by all and our units will have fantastic
competition results.
The Ararat Family Picnic is scheduled for September 12th at Blue
Springs Lake, and we are hoping to bring back that old-fashioned family
picnic atmosphere with a BBQ cookout and fun and games for the kids. We
hope to see you all there with your families for a great time. It would be
helpful if you brought your lawn chairs to ensure everyone has comfortable
seating. Don’t forget to RSVP to the temple office.
The Potentate’s Golf Tournament will be held on September 13th at the
Fred Arbanas Golf Course in Kansas City. The Patrol is working hard to
make this a huge success. Anyone can play so hurry and get your registration
in before it is too late.
The Fall Swap Meet will be held at the Lee’s Summit Auto Auction on
September 17–19 and they are looking for nobles to help with this event.
Your support is greatly appreciated for any day of the event or all three if you
can. September usually provides us with beautiful weather and we are hoping
this holds true this year.
The American Royal Parade is also in September on the 25th. This is
always a great parade and we appreciate the support from Ararat.
We have several functions planned in October. The Chili Cook-off is
scheduled for October 9th and it should be a great time with a variety of chili
for every taste bud. There will be prizes for the best tasting chili and we are
looking for registrants. If you know non-Shriners that can cook, please ask
them to participate.
We are looking forward to a great Fall Ceremonial in October and want
to push for nobles and their ladies to attend to provide support for the new
nobles coming in. We also want to encourage you to bring in new members
in order keep our fraternity strong. Members are our livelihood and the only
way to gain quality members is through your recruitment efforts.
Let’s have a great fall.
Fraternally Yours,
Kevin Sleyster
Potentate 2010
www.araratshrine.com Have you Purchased
YOUR Calendar Yet???
There is still a lot of cash out there waiting to be
claimed. Hurry and get into the
drawing by purchasing your calendar today from the Ararat Business
Office or any Potentate’s Aide. The
cost is $20 per calendar or you can
get two for only $30.00. Remember,
if you purchase a calendar now and
it was drawn in a previous month,
you could be an instant winner.
It’s not too late to make this a
unit or club fundraiser. Calendars
can be sold all year long. It is an easy
way to get some funds. For each sale the club or unit makes they will
keep $5. If you are interested in this fundraiser, call the Temple.
Drawings will be made randomly and winnings will be mailed
monthly. The winning numbers will be posted on the Ararat website:
www.araratshrine.com. You do not have to be a Shriner to purchase a
calendar or be in the drawing.
Get YOUR Cash
Calendar Today–
Buy 1 for $20
or 2 for $30
It could already
be a winner!
Italian Night!
Every Wednesday in the
Ararat Restaurant!
Only
$9.95!
• Build Your Own Pasta Bowl
• Cooked on the Spot
• Choice of Sauce, Pasta,
Noodles & Vegetables
Served with Salad and Breadsticks
ARARAT SHRINE NEWS | 3
Hospital News
Hospital System Heroes
F
or the month of July the following Nobles have sponsored children into
the Shrine Hospitals. If your name has never appeared in this column,
consider getting involved. It will not only change your life, but will be a
life changing experience for a child and his family.
Max Borron (1)
Rodney McGrath (1)
Neil Cowan (1)
Tom Parks (1)
Lyle Croisant (3)
Dale Wilson (1)
Robert Hunsperger (1)
Hospital Van Drivers
If you are a member of Ararat Shrine you are encouraged to call the Hospital Transportation Office (816) 923-5429 or (816) 923-1319 and become
one of those men who transport our children to the St. Louis Hospital. This
will be one of the most rewarding activities you will ever experience.
We encourage every man in Ararat to become a driver. It will require you
to go to your State Driver’s License Office and obtain a copy of your driving
record. As a matter of fact, all drivers need to bring their records up to date
in this manner.
A big Thank You to the following Nobles who have driven the Hospital
Van in the month of July.
Ed Aylward
Donald Huggins
Ames Stewart
Lee Brown
Gregory Kranz Virgle Taylor
John Cardin
Robert Lee
Thomas Thurman
Marvin Cass
Robert Markle
Gerald Tinsley
Berry Garrison
Donald Patterson*
Bert Torrey
Leroy Graham
Robert Rojas
Rocky Weaver
Steve Hanchette
Howard Silvers
Rich Willdermood
Lowell Harmon
Hershell Spurlock
Curtis Wilson
Clifford Hubert*
Carl Stanfill
*Don Patterson and Clifford Hubert transported a patient to the
Cincinnati Shriners Hospital in our van, see story on Page 5!
Noble Ernie Taylor proudly holds the Appreciation Award he received honoring him for
his many years of dedicated service driving
the Hospital Van to the Shriners Hospital in
St. Louis.
Guardian Angels to our Rescue
BY ED STOWELL, HOSPITAL CHAIRMAN
F
or several years the Hospital
Transportation Office has been
in dire need of a quality office
copy machine. We have been using
small computer printers and they just
don’t fill the bill. Recently two guardian angels came to our rescue. Eric
Vochartzer and Tosh Harding of GFI
Digital Inc, located in Kansas City,
donated and installed a Sharp model
MX2700N color/black and white, printer/copier. This is a top grade copier
that can fill any need we have in a speedy manner. It has greatly increased
the output of our office responsibilities. Eric is the Account Manager on the
left in the picture and Tosh is the Technician, pictured on the right. Also
pictured is the new copier. GFI is now a corporate sponsor of the Hospital
Transportation Program. GFI has helped hundreds of young patients in the
expedition of their paperwork, resulting in faster acceptance in the program,
among many other benefits. All Shriners at Ararat Shrine thank GFI and
these two gentlemen for their very generous donation.
HOSPITAL COMMITTEE
Ed Stowell
Hospital Chairman........................................................................................ Ed Stowell
Assistant Hospital Chairman....................................................................Bert Torrey
Ground Transportation Coordinator & Office Manager....................Joe Clyburn
Public Relations & Health Fairs...............................................................Ernie Taylor
Commercial Airline Scheduler Cincinnati & Galveston...................... Ed Stowell
Commercial Airline Scheduler Chicago & Philadelphia....................Bert Torrey
Speakers Bureau Chairman............................................................. Dave Bushakra
Patient Coordinator & Data Base Manager......................................Lyle Croisant
Patient Scheduling & Van Drivers...........................Rocky Weaver, Jim Vaughan,
Doug Urie, Dale Wilson
Patient Scheduling, Interpreter & Data Base Manager................Jose Esteban
Interpreter..................................................................................................David Bower
Program Presenter & Public Relations......................... Maurice Camerlynck, Jr.,
Don Wilson, Harry Marshall, Michael Avery, Pete Hickman
Southern Jurisdiction & Public Relations........ Richard Hickman, Walt Bruens
Eastern Jurisdiction & Public Relations........Thomas Thurman, Russ Cooksey
Southeast Jurisdiction & Health Fair Consultant............................. Marvin Cass
Northern Jurisdiction & Public Relations..................................Skip Willdermood
Health Materials Coordinator..................................................................Donna Hunt
Maintenance........................................................................................ Howard Silvers
Telemedicine Committee
Telemedicine Facilitator.............................................................................. Ed Stowell
Technicians................................................................... Jim Vaughan, Pete Hickman,
Dale Wilson, Marvin Cass
Technician & Interpreter.......................................................................Jose Esteban
Telemedicine Medical Personnel
Telemedicine Nurses......................................................... Christy Salisbury NP CD,
Jo Nelson RN, Patricia Guzman RN, Mary Ellen Kranz RN,
Carol Surber RN, Velma Simmems RN, Mary Jo Halberg RN
Technician.......................................................................................................Eric Miller
Burn Team Committee
Chairman........................................................................................................ Ed Stowell
Burn Team...................................................................... Lowell Harmon, Ernie Taylor,
Leland Brown, Steven Hanchette
The Official Airline of Ararat Shrine
Hospital Transportation.
SEPTEMBER 2010
Hospital News
Don & Cliff’s Most
Excellent Adventure
By Don Patterson,
Hospital Transportation Driver
I
was sitting at home when the phone rang. “Don, this
is Joe, your mission, if you wish to accept it, is to meet
up with Cliff Hubert at the Temple on Monday at 0830
hours for a 0900 departure. Your assignment –should you
accept - is to deliver a patient and his mother to the Cincinnati Burn Center. A very important package from the
Warsaw Shrine Club will be stowed in the back of the van
with a bag of beanie babies. It is imperative that these items
arrive safely by Tuesday at 1300 hours. P.S. Do you or Cliff
speak Spanish? This message will self-destruct after your
response.” I replied, “Joe, I think you’ve been watching
too many reruns of Mission Impossible, again.”
Cliff and I both accepted. It’s always an honor to be
chosen and very humbling to assist our kids with their
continued treatments. Cliff and I decided to divide our
trip into three parts. The first section is to reach Florence, Kentucky by night fall. Cliff chose the short straw
and drove through some of the most torrential hurricanelike thunderstorms I’ve ever experienced. But Cliff, being
from Buffalo, New York assured me that this was nothing
compared to the 20 ft. snow drifts he traversed every day,
UPHILL, to go to work at the GM Plant where he toiled
daily in front of a blast furnace that was so hot it melted the
fillings out of his teeth.
The new van performed as expected and delivered us
all safely to our motel. The Microtel is owned by a fellow Noble and the accommodations are fit for a King,
Prince or Potentate. We turned in early knowing the second section required us to deliver our patient and cargo to
the hospital. We left the motel early and took the scenic
route (made a wrong turn) to the Burn Center. Cincinnati is still as lovely a town as I remembered, from another
trip, when Howard Silvers took me on a similar scenic tour.
We arrived around 11:00 am giving us time to deliver our
patient and packages. The very important package was a
John Deere Tricycle with trailer. The ladies at the reception desk call themselves “Lucy and Ethel” and were the
first to test drive Warsaw’s gift to the hospital. After posing
appropriately with the gift, they asked that a staff member
from the second floor ICU come to the lobby and see what
the boys from KC have for them to test drive. Cliff and I
were escorted by the head flight nurse to ICU so the staff
could thank Ararat for the John Deere and beanie babies.
After spending a time with patients, we began the
third and final section, the long drive home. While traveling, Cliff thought that our passengers wanted to know if
he played the banjo. But I told him that they were asking permission to use the bathroom. Obviously my Spanish is better than his. Through more storms, which I had
the privilege of driving, we delivered everyone safely back
home. This concludes Don and Cliff’s MOST EXCELLENT ADVENTURE. P.S. Enjoy the photos.
www.araratshrine.com Galveston to
Host 2010
World Burn
Congress
M
ore than 700 burn survivors, families, caregivers, burn care professionals, firefighters and emergency workers will come together for the 2010
World Burn Congress, hosted by Shriners
Hospitals for Children® — Galveston and
the University of Texas Medical Branch
Blocker Burn Unit, Oct. 20-23, 2010.
The World Burn Congress is a forum
for those affected by burn injuries to share
stories, provide support and increase their
knowledge of burn recovery. The conference also provides a learning experience
for burn care professionals to better understand the issues that impact burn survivors’ lives, as well as a platform for firefighters and other emergency responders
to enable closure as they see burn survivors and their families living meaningful
lives.
The conference is organized each year
by the Phoenix Society, the leading national nonprofit dedicated to empowering and
educating people affected by burn injuries.
Representatives from Shriners Hospitals
for Children® will play active roles in this
planning the 2010 meeting, including local
chairperson Megan Polak, a physical therapist at Shriners Hospitals for Children®
— Galveston, and Walter Meyer, M.D.,
who will help plan this year’s educational
components.
New to the World Burn Congress are
sessions dedicated to pediatric burn issues.
These sessions will allow children and their
caregivers to address specific issues that affect these young survivors, as well as provide a support network for the caregivers.
Shriners Hospitals for Children® in both
Galveston and Houston will be instrumental in developing these sessions.
The conference will be held at the
Moody Gardens Hotel, Spa and Convention Center on Galveston Island. For more
information, visit the World Burn Congress page on the Phoenix Society’s web
site or download the registration packet.
Shriners International Headquarters
2900 Rocky Point Dr. Tampa, FL 33607
813.281.0300
Hospital News
Thank You to the Employees of the Grandview Car Wash!
Pictured above is the Hospital Van receiving that “extra special touch” from the employees of the Grandview Car Wash.
We appreciate their generous donation of car washes for Ararat Shrine’s Hospital Transportation van.
SEPTEMBER 2010
Membership Matters
By Rod McGrath
W
hat a fabulous time of
year. CSSA is over and all
the competing Units and
Clubs are back home with their accomplishments. School is back in
session and lives are becoming more
organized. Last minute details are
being made for the Fall Ceremonial.
And it’s a perfect time for the membership to unite and make a strong
surge to finish this year out with a
commitment to making Ararat a better place than when we started the
year.
The fall really is a great time to
be a Shriner. We have the American
Royal, Halloween and Christmas
parties in which to look forward. We
will be working the Fall Swap Meet, supportive in every way. The Memthe 75th Ararat Circus and finding bership Seminar, 1 in 3 Recruitment
many opportunities to personally Program, Endowed Membership
make a difference. Be an
Raffle, restore two Noactive part of something.
bles and get your 2011
You certainly don’t have
dues paid, as well as Top
ONE IN
to try to do everything,
Line Sign two Nobles
but pick something and
and get your 2011 dues
put your stamp on it!
paid. Nobles, let me tell
I can’t tell you how
you this, with this kind
fun it was to be able
of support and committo work with your Diment we can make a difvan in calling all brothers who have ference. It’s our responsibility to go
not paid their dues this year. Ill Sir out, take the tools and build a stronKevin Sleyster has really backed up ger fraternity. We’re asking that you
his commitment to membership this set aside the road blocks and get on a
year. Not only did he assemble the mission of recruiting at least 1 Noble
Divan to call Nobles, he’s been very in 3 years. It can be a son, nephew,
cousin, church member, golf buddy
or neighbor. You have tools available
to help you, as well as myself and the
rest of the membership team. Send
them to ww.BeaShrinerNow.com. and
let them use the Imperial website to
gather information as well.
I want to remind everyone that
your membership team will have
tickets for a lifetime endowment
to Ararat Shrine available for a $20
3
donation. The donations will go to
pay for the endowment and to the
distressed Noble’s fund. We will have
a drawing at the Temple Christmas
Party and a lucky person will no longer be obligated to pay Ararat dues
for the rest of their life. Anybody can
get tickets. They make great gifts and
any unit or club wanting to donate
will receive a ticket for every $20 donated. Please show your support for
the many brothers who are in tough
times now.
Remember the Fall Ceremonial
is October 15th and 16th. ALL petitions will be voted on at the Temple
Meeting on the 8th. There will be no
petitions accepted after this date for
the Fall Ceremonial. Initiation fee is
$150 and prorated dues are $72.50
totaling $222.50 to be accompanied
with a signed petition. Let’s get them
in and EVERYONE plan on attending the fall ceremonial.
Fraternally,
Rod McGrath
816-651-7636
Rmcgrath@kc.rr.com
www.BeaShrinerNow.com
Membership
Totals
July 16 -
August 15
Creations
0
Affiliations
0
Restorations
3
Associates
0
Deceased
6
Demitted
3
Suspended
3
Total Gain (loss)
–9
Total Membership
2010
YTD
35
3
26
0
55
12
3
–6
3,742
as of August 15, 2010
Ararat Membership January 1, 2010 = 3,739
As of Aug. 27, 2010 there were 291 unpaid dues.
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hours on their feet, for free, and smiling all the while; must be something
special about being a Shriner.
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at the Ararat Shrine Circus. If you don’t know the schedule, it’s November
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By STEVE DOWDY
here are some points of etiquette that are normally observed when in a restaurant. Of
course, some of these little touches
can be forgotten when serving wine
to guests in your home, and there are
some that you should do your best to
follow, wherever you are.
After the wine has been opened,
tasted, accepted, and poured, a red
wine bottle should be placed to
the right of the host, on the table.
White wines, being chilled, should
be placed in an ice bucket near the
table, and within reach of the host.
In a restaurant, the waiter should
monitor the amount of wine in the
glasses, refill them regularly, and
suggest that the host should buy another bottle when he has emptied
the last bottle. In your home, you
will most likely pass the bottle to
your guest and let him fill his own
glass. But don’t forget, it’s your job,
as a gracious host, to get another
bottle whenever that one runs dry;
which means that you should buy
more than one bottle before you embark on this dinner party. Of course,
you really need to be conscientious
and don’t over serve you guests, or
yourself.
Occasionally the wine may be
“off,” or simply not to your liking.
It would probably be a good idea to
try a bottle of the same wine; variety,
label, and vintage, before you serve
it to a large group of guests. Even
then, it is possible to get a bad bottle in a batch of otherwise excellent
wine. If you do get a bad bottle, then
you should not serve it, or drink it
yourself. Most restaurants will usually replace a bad bottle, but the corner liquor store may not be so accommodating the next day.
If you’re drinking wine from a
Dixie Cup while sitting on the tailgate of your truck on a country road,
you can ignore everything I’ve said.
But you still have to remember that
somebody has to drive home.
Ararat Shrine Restaurant
W EE K LY S P ECI A L S
Restaurant open Monday through Saturday: 3PM – 11 PM
Monday
Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Veggie, Salad. $6.95
Tuesday
Fiesta Night – Tacos (hard & soft), Enchiladas, Burritos, Tostados,
Spanish Rice and Beans. 7.95
IN
MEMORIAM
NOBLES WHOSE
LIVES WE CELEBRATE!
The Officers and Nobles of
Ararat Shrine express their sincere sympathy to the
families and friends of these departed Nobles:
RUPERT H. BURRIS
El Dorado, AR
9/24/1925 – 7/31/2010
Created in Ararat – 7/3/1976
FLOYD T. CHRISTIAN
Grain Valley, MO
5/17/1929 – 8/16/2010
JOHN W. NEER
Kansas City, MO
2/1/1923 – 8/7/2010
RONDELL F. STEWART
Independence, MO
8/16/1936 – 8/20/10
ERNIE L. GORDON
Warsaw, MO
6/6/1953 – 8/12/2010
PAUL F. GILBERT
Overland Park, KS
10/27/1936 – 8/23/2010
FOR SALE
Masonic Ring, Blue Lodge Pin &
50 Year Pin & Coin, Shrine Jeweled Fez Pin,
Diamond Sword Pin, Tie Clasp
and Lapel Pin, Eastern Star Pin,
25 year, 50 year pins and key chain.
Please contact Mary Ellen at: 816-356-6746
Wednesday
Build Your Own Pasta Bowl
Cooked on the Spot! Choice of Sauces, Pasta, Noodle, and Vegetables. Served with Breadsticks. 9.95
Thursday
Bingo Buffet – varies every week. 8.95
Friday Steak Night Specials
(All served with House Salad)
#1. 10 oz. Prime Rib served with Horseradish Sauce & Au Jus
Baked Potato – Steamed Asparagus. 12.95
#2. 10 oz. Kansas City Strip topped w/Shrimp Alfredo
Oven Roasted Red Potatoes, Vegetable of the Day. 12.95
#3. Breaded Catfish Filet, Cole Slaw, French Fries. 9.95
#4. Salmon Filet & Beef Kabob, Rice. 13.95
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President
“Serving Kansas City Since 1922”
The Chaplain’s
RAKLA SHRINE
CLUB
Corner
By Ernie Taylor, Scribe
By Loyd Gentry
We finally had great weather for our
Dave, incidentally, won the 50/50 drawmeeting in April: no rain, no snow, no 20 ohn
ing,Wooden,
but that wasthe
in no Wizard
way connected
to
of Westdegrees and windy! Not that the weather wood,
the invitation.
We
would
never
use
any
left this life on June 4th of this
had ever discouraged our members. We year;
sort of
bribery
to get Dave
andof
Norahis
to fix100th
four
months
shy
had the same great turnout, be the weathfish
for
us!
birthday. Hopefully, you know something
er good or not so good!
Our guest speaker was Sally Nance,
of both the name and the man. If so, you
Dignitaries attending this month were
Administrator for the Excelsior Springs
mygave
making
college
Liaison Officer Dave Bushakra andwill
Ladyunderstand
Hospital. She
us a brief
historybasketon
ball’s
most
successful
coach
the
topic of this
Molly, and Ambassador Curt Karnes and the hospital and all the improvements
corner.
Lady Sue. These two couples truly month’s
repre- they
have made, and the new independent
sent good works and good fellowship forShould
livingyou
center
completedthe
recently.
challenge
“most successthe Shrine and we look forward eachful” label, Our
May
meeting
will
be
heldfor
again
at
let the numbers speak
themmonth to seeing them.
Catricks
Café
in
Lawson.
Tell
your
selves. Wooden created a sport’s dynasty beWe
were
happy
to
welcome
back
Masonic
what fun and
fellowship
yond comparison. His teams atDave
U.C.L.A.
wonfriends
ten national
championships
and Nora Hutchison. They brought back
we have, and bring someone with you to
from 1964 to 1975. From 1971 to 1974, the Bruins won 88 consecutive
a “truckload” of fish and invited us to their
the next meeting.
games,
the meeting
N.C.A.A.
homeforstill
the June
and arecord.
fish fry! Four of Wooden’s teams finished with
30-0 records. In addition to all of this, he was the first person to enter the
Basketball Hall of Fame as both a player and a coach.
Wooden’s success fed upon itself, making recruitment a breeze. High
school stars begged to play for him. Their parents supported and encouraged them. One player who dared challenge him was 6 foot-11 center Bill
Walton and his flowing red hair.
At the start of Walton’s senior season, in 1973, U.C.L.A. had won 75
consecutive games and 2 N.C.A.A. titles. When Wooden walked into the
locker room before the first practice and saw Walton’s just trimmed, but
still long hair, he said, “Bill, the hair’s still too long. We’re sure going to
miss you on this team.” Bill Walton jumped on his bike, raced back to the
barber shop, got his head almost shaved, and made it back for the last half
hour of practice.
Upon hearing of his former coach’s death Bill Walton said, “I thank
John Wooden every day for all his selfless gifts, his lessons, his time, his vision, and especially his patience. This is why I call him coach.” “A coach,”
as defined by Wooden, “is someone who can give correction without causing resentment.”
Other Woodenisms worth remembering: “Be prepared and be honest.” “Don’t let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.” “If
you don’t have time to do it right, when will you have time to do it over?”
“It isn’t what you do, but how you do it.” “Make every day your masterpiece.”
Words for the athletic arena? The marketplace? The home? The
church? The Masonic Hall? The Divan Room? The Shrine Temple?
Wherever you’re reading this, are we coaches? Shriners? Role Models?
Or all three?
J
show you. It’s easy and you’ll be doing
your club a large favor. Everything helps us
to be able to help our special children.
In April our membership had a wonderful evening of dance, and being entertained
by the sounds of Cedar Creek. If you
missed it, you missed out on an evening of
“Fun.” Come in and check out the bulletin
By Norma
Irwin,
boards
and calendars
forScribe
upcoming events.
so come in and play and have a good time.
All proceeds go to our hospitals. Come in
and check time and dates posted on bulletin
boards.
We’ve lost another Noble this past
month. When you hit your knees keep the
family of Jim Treece in your prayers, as
well as all of our sick and disabled. Pray for
all in service to this great country.
Ladies Without Nobles
O
ur July Meeting was very enjoyable. I just wish that more than twentyone members were MAY
able to CALENDAR
be there to enjoy it with us. Ed Stowell,
Hospital
slides
Mondays.
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Shrine
Hospitals.
If
you
haven’t
had
an
opportunity
to
hear
about
see it;
1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Club Breakfast . . . . . . . 7:30 am -10:00oram
then,
would
to do so.. We
a tourpm
to see
Mayit 11
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. Fun while
Kor Meeting.
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. 6:30
it. I, for one, would have been sad not to have had that opportunity!
May 11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ladies Meeting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:30 pm
Two Ladies joined our club. They are Jeri Poteet and Marva McArthurMay 26. . . . . . . . . . Board of Director’s Meeting. . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 pm
LaFon. Welcome, Ladies! It is good to have you join with us as we fellowship
May 26.
. . .month.
. . . . . General Membership Meeting. . . . . . . . . . 7:30 pm
together
each
Mark your calendars, Ladies. We still have some room at our round tables.
Remember--it is the fourth Saturday of each month---hope to see you there.
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Into a
great deal!
I will pay for your Personalized “Engraved” Brick to
be placed on the Warren F. Muncie Memorial Patio
at Ararat Shrine.
Come see me for
a
great
deal on a New
(Benefits
to Cornerstone
Fund)or Used Vehicle.
We have over 500 pre-owned vehicles available for sale.
PAUL K. REEVES
Sales & Leasing
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SEPTEMBER 2010
RAKLA SHRINE CLUB
By Ernie Taylor, Scribe
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for me to write about it.
By, Steve Dowdy
added something special. Then, the Nobles young people in the attendance really
looked like some kind of royalty in their
There were several “kids” at the b
By JIM KERNS, Scribe
It wasn’t too late to get the pictures in the
masks. I didn’ t have much trouble identi- some of them were family of the Div
butwriting
I couldn’tour
writefull
fastdress
enough.
fying anybody, but it was fun to pretend.
some were young Nobles and Ladies
he Motor Corps wheels are still rolling!! At the time paper,
of this
Harley drill
likedhome
the Potentate’s
Ball, but
The decorations were certainly impressive, some were sons and daughters of No
team is getting ready for another great year at CSSA. WeWe’ve
hopealways
to bring
a few trophies
probably
because
Jerri
likes
to
get
dressed
and
the most important thing we bring back is the good times with good people. We have spent manythe food was outstanding. I’m sure that Whoever they were, they danced an
up, and
when
she’s
happy,
it’s easy
for of
mefun somebody
got something he didn’t like, but laughed and behaved politely while h
hours out on the practice field, hours cleaning and detailing the
bikes
and
many
more
hours
and
to get happy.
Besides
wearing
a tuxethat’s the way the world works. It’s really a lot of fun. Some of them even dan
friendship with our Nobles and Ladies. Our Ladies with all their
support
help that,
us look
good
and keeps
do
makes
me
feel
like
James
Bond!
Of
difficult to prepare good food for that many with Nobles old enough to be their fa
us organized.
course, it’s not the getting beat up twice in people, and it’s even more difficult trying to
and at least one young lady talked on
The “Don Father” past Director Don Hendrickson (pictured at right, in red cap) is the proud owner
every movie that I like to imagine, but
serve that many people, keeping the food
our dance divas into giving her danc
of a new 140th Shrine Edition Harley Tri
there’s enough other cool stuff to keep my warm and not dropping a plate in anyone’s lap. sons. Lady Eva Horrell seemed to b
Glide Ultra Classic. Don is always at our
inner Walter Mitty quite happy.
Then came the band. Asmall band from ing as much fun as her student. It wa
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thought
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people really know how to have fun!
Loving Memory
Walter L. Dougherty
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to
our
unit.
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if you just want to be part of our unit and
without a Harley Ultra Shrine Edition,
come join us anyway! We have openings
A day spent detailing the bikes for CSSA Competition
for a couple of social members.
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AUGUST TEMPLE MEETING NOTES,
continued from front page
A & B and using two air conditioning units, rather than eight units
that would have been required had
we met in Bennett Auditorium. The
Treasurer’s Report was approved.
Liberty Shrine Club presented
donations to the Circus Fund and
to the Needle Guild in memory of
Lady Pat Shackelford. The Carroll
County Shrine Club donated to the
Cornerstone Fund and the Circus,
and Noble Tom Burke, Temple Director, presented a check from Paula
Luna, who won the Cash Calendar
and donated back to the Temple.
Thanks, Paula. The Oriental Band
presented a First Place Trophy received at the Sugar Creek Parade.
Chief Rabban B. J. Richardson
reported on the status of collections
and donations to the Circus Fund
and told us that the most successful
Club or Unit was the Greeters, followed by the Legion of Honor, Director’s Staff, Sedalia Shrine Club,
and the Patrol. The top individual
salesmen ware Roy Barnett, Bill
Walker, Cleo Custis, Roy Tadlock,
and Stan Schierholz. Total collections are slightly below last year.
Chief Rabban B.J. also told us
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$88,442. In 2010, total losses were
$8,000 less than in the first seven
months of 2009. Also in 2010, the
restaurant acquired a new, more
up-to date cash register and order
tracking system, repaired and maintained fixed equipment, and increased the food quality. Insurance
costs have increased $12,000 since
the period of 2007 to 2009, but our
payroll costs have declined by 6%.
The bottom line is that the restaurant is losing less now than in the
past.
First Ceremonial Master Maurice Camerlynck told us all about
the 2010 Family Picnic, to be held
on September 12, at Shelter House
D at Blue Springs Lake. It’s going to
be an old fashioned picnic, so bring
your favorite food, snacks, lawn
chairs, games, and other stuff you
might want. The Temple will supply meat and drinks.
Our next Ceremonial will be
October 16. All candidates’ names
must be read in a stated meeting
before the Ceremonial. We cannot
add candidates at the last minute.
Noble Buck Johnson reported
on the Bingo Games and presented
9:24 AM
Corporate Sponsor Campaign
Amethyst – $10,000 (approximate return on investment $18,850)
Emerald – $25,000 (approximate return on investment $45,000)
Sapphire – $50,000 (approximate return on investment $97,500)
Diamond – $100,000 (approximate return on investment
$212,500)
Double Diamond – $200,000 (approximate return on investment
$417,850)
These advertising opportunities offer a great return on investment
for the sponsor. To schedule a presentation to a potential sponsor
please coordinate with the Chief Rabban, BJ Richardson to
ensure that you have all the marketing information for these levels
of sponsorship.
a check representing the income
from the past month, and the money donated by the players. He also
begged and pleaded for a few good
men to commit to regular work, every week, to help make the games a
success.
Hospital Chairman Ed Stowell told us that everything is going
good! Our van goes to St. Louis almost every day. We are cooperating
with Abdallah Shrine and saving a
little money for both Temples. This
year, 31 Nobles have sponsored
53 patients for Shriners Hospitals.
Ladies Without Nobles donated
money to the Tele-Medicine Room,
and Tom Burke and the Potentates
Aides donated some “Hot Wheels”
to be given to boy patients in the
Tele-Medicine Room.
At our recent blood drive, seven
restaurant employees gave blood.
Membership Chairman Rod
McGrath gave another great pep
talk. Remember, that if you sponsor
two new Nobles, or reinstatements,
your dues will be paid for 2011.
Illustrious Sir Kevin warned us
that Temple meetings will be held
in A & B until it is “SRO” in there.
For those of you who don’t understand the Show-Biz talk, that means
Standing Room Only.
The Benediction was given by
Chaplain Loyd Gentry, and the
meeting was adjourned at 8:49 pm.
SEPTEMBER 2010
2010 Ararat Shrine Circus Incentives
NOBLES Circus Credit Campaign/Incentives
Program Book Sales Campaign
$250 or more turned in as circus credit – Noble will receive a
circus t-shirt.
$500 or more turned in as circus credit – Noble will receive a
circus shirt.
$1,200 or more turned in as circus credit – Noble will receive an
embroidered fleece vest.
$2,500 or more turned in as circus credit – Noble will receive
their 2011 Ararat Shrine dues paid. Please note this does not include
Hospital Assessment or Per Capita Tax.
$5,000 or more turned in as circus credit – Noble will receive 2
tickets to 2011 Ararat Shrine Potentate’s Ball.
Top 3 salesmen of circus credits will be invited to the Circus VIP
Reception hosted by the Chief Rabban.
The Unit or Shrine Club with the highest average of paid circus
credits per membership quota will receive a special private party
for Nobles and their Ladies hosted by the 2011 Potentate.
(Shrine Clubs = 50% of membership)
($1 = 1 Circus Credit)
Monthly Incentives
(May – November)
Each month, the first Noble turning in $1,500 circus credit will
receive a $50 Ararat Shrine Restaurant gift certificate (food only)
for 2011 and will be recognized in the Shrine Newsletter.
Note: Funds must be turned in by the last day of the month. Awards will be given
at the following month’s Temple Meeting. November funds must be turned in by
November 10th. (Incentive is available to Nobles only.)
Full color Business Card ad on Shrine Supporters website and
Sponsorship listing in the Shrine Circus Program – $125 – Topaz
Sponsorship
Quarter page coupon ad and 4 Reserve Seat Circus Ticket
OR half page ad and 4 Reserve Seat Circus Tickets – $550 –
Pearl Sponsorship
Full page ad and 8 Reserve Seat Circus Tickets – $750 – Jade
Sponsorship
Full page ad, 2' X 10' Banner and 10 Reserve Seat Circus Tickets
– $2500 – Ruby Sponsorship
Targets – Businesses, Shrine Clubs, Shrine Units, Individuals, Memorials,
In-honor, Celebration.
IMPORTANT: Existing Program Book and Banner Sales – All Nobles
with credit for ads/banners sold in 2009 will be given first chance to resell the ads/banners for 2010.
The Program Book Ad and Banner Sales Forms must be used
and turned into the office immediately. Incentives are available for
Nobles and Ladies. Program sales will count for either Noble or the
Lady Incentive, but not both. The Club or Unit will get credit for both
Noble and Lady sales. (Incentive not available for specific Noble or Lady for
Club or Unit purchasing Banners.)
LADIES Incentive Program Monthly Incentives
Any Lady with at $500 or more in sales from any of the campaigns
designated for the Ladies Program will receive a Ladies Circus
shirt.
All Lady Participants with $250 or more in sales from any of the
campaigns designated for the Ladies Program will receive a Ladies
Circus T-shirt.
The top fundraiser for the total monthly incentives will be invited
to the Circus VIP reception hosted by the Chief Rabban.
Circus Mom and Dad Campaign
Purchase a Mom or Dad pin for $25 and Noble will receive 25
crown jewel points and recognition in the Shrine Newsletter.
Purchase both a Mom and Dad pin for $50 and Noble will receive
50 crown jewel points and recognition in the Shrine Newsletter.
For any additional pins purchased ($25 each) or for any additional
money applied to the Circus Mom and Dad program Noble will
receive equal number of crown jewel points up to 500.
Note: Funds turned in for the Circus Mom and Dad Program are not eligible for
any other Circus Program incentives or Circus ticket vouchers.
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16• ARARATSHRINE NEWS May 2010
BINGONEEDLE
ASSIGNMENTS
ARARAT
GUILD
At Jim’s OK GUN CORRAL...
The following
of units
and clubs are scheduled to furnish 3 memBy,list
Jerri
Dowdy
bers to assist in helping the Bingo Committee on Thursday evenings for
months
September, are
October
November
THANK YOU NOBLES for the
the money
youofindividually
cutting and
out the
patterns we2010.
are sewing and making the
donated at the April Ararat BusinessPlease
Meeting.report
President
squares
to
be
embroidered.
to Buck Johnson in Bennett Auditorium at 6:00 p.m. on
Elaine Graham, Lady Dianna and
Jackie
Burke attended
If youorarePresidents,
interested inifhelping
make
to be
sent to
your
scheduled
night.theDirectors
you are
notarticles
able to
fulfill
Ararat
meeting,
and
displayed
articles
for
the
Nobles
that
the
Shiners
Hospitals
for
Children
and
making
new
friends,
the assignment, please contact the Temple Director, Tom Burke at 816-810-8216 so that he can find
16• ARARATSHRINE NEWS May 2010 The following
were
made
by the
ladies.
we would love to have you come to a meeting on the 2nd
list
of
units and clubs
are scheduled
3 members
to assist
a Committee
replacement
fortoforfurnish
your
unit
or club.
in helping the Bingo
on Thursdayare
evenings
the months
of May, June
Our
meetings
full of
activity.
The ladies are making and 4th Tuesday of each month (except Aug. & Dec.) from
and July 2010.
things
Hospitals.
We send October
boxes to the
10:00
a.m. to 2:00 p.m. inNov.
Bennett
We also
Please report
toSept.
Buckfor
Johnson
BennettBINGO
Auditorium
at 6:00 p.m. on your
2the inChildren’s
NO
7
Clowns
4 Auditorium.
Guides
Directors or Presidents,
if you
are notinableMay
to fulfilland
the assignment,
At Jim’s OK GUN CORRAL...scheduled night.
hospitals
twice
a
year
November.
Some
of
our
have
a
short
business
meeting,
enjoy
lunch
and
visit
while
9 TomSand
October 14
Ararat Cycles
Nov. 11 Greeters
please contact the Sept.
Temple Director,
Burke atBuggies
816-810-8216 so that he can find
ladies
are
busy
on
the
sewing
machines
making
matching
working
to
help
the
children
of
the
Shrine
Hospitals.
a replacement for your
unit or16
club. Provost
Sept.
October
21Dowdy
Grandview
Nov. 18 Pipes and Drums
By, Jerri
shorts and tops, surgical hats, halters for use during x-rays,
If you would like more information, you may get in
Sept. 23 Antique Auto S.C.
Shrine Club
Nov. 25 NO BINGO
robes
andYOU
pajamas.
Otherforladies
are cutting,
sewing, and are cutting
touchout
with
President,
Elaine Graham
at 816-524-0933.
MAY
JUNE
THANK
NOBLES
theJULY
money
you individually
theour
patterns
we are
and
making
the
Sept.
30
Trykes
October
28
Houn
Dawg
sewingthis
(Thanksgiving!)
JulyAndy
1–Motor Corps
stuffing
Ann
and
dolls.
There
are
many
We
hope
to
see
you
at
a
meeting
year.
May 6 – Mounted
Guard Raggedy
June 3 – Mini Indy’s
donated
at
the
April
Ararat
Business
Meeting.
President
squares
to
be
embroidered.
July 8 – Cass County
Club
June 10 – Northland
May 13 – Libertyladies busily
squares
quilts.
Otherthe
ladies If youShrine
Shrine Clubfor
Shrine Club
Elaine Graham,embroidering
Lady
Dianna and
Jackie
Burke
attended
are interested in helping make articles to be sent to
BINGO ASSIGNMENTS
ARARAT NEEDLE GUILD
Let us help you
with your transfer!
Shrine Club
July 15 –Divan
June 17– Mini Model T’s
May 20 – Ararat
Motor Escort meeting,
22 –Ambassadors
and
displayedJulyarticles
for the
June
24
–
Hospital
May 27–Legion of Honor
July 29–Assistant Directors
were made by the Transportation
ladies.
of Uniformed Units
Jim is downright apologetic that he hasn’t
been featuring gun deals in these Shrine
News ads. So here’s a big welcome to the
OK GUN CORRAL at the
GOLDEN NUGGET.
“Your Straight Shootin’ Gun Dealer
For More Than 28 Years!”
Let us help you
Handgunwith
bargains
include
Taurus, Glock,
your
transfer!
Ruger,
Smith & apologetic
Wesson, Colt,
Kel-Tec,
Jim
is downright
that he
hasn’t
Springfield...and
more!
been featuring
gun deals in
these Shrine
News ads. So here’s a big welcome to the
Long gun OK
bargains
on Winchester,
GUN CORRAL
at the Beretta,
Remington, Mossberg,
Browning
GOLDEN NUGGET. and more!
“Your Straight Shootin’ Gun Dealer
For More Than 28 Years!”
For
Handgun bargains include Taurus,Scrap
Glock,
Get
Ruger, Smith & Wesson, Colt, Kel-Tec,
CASH!
GOLD!
Springfield...and more!
Get top dollar for scrap gold and silver! If
Long gun
bargains
on Winchester,
you’re
not wearing
it, sell it!Beretta,
Remington,
Mossberg,
Browning
more!
We Pay More...A LOT and
MORE!
See our big selection
For
of Masonic Rings...
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Call:816-523-2274
Nobles that
Our meetings are full of activity. The ladies are making
things for the Children’s Hospitals. We send boxes to the
hospitals twice a year in May and November. Some of our
ladies are busy on the sewing machines making matching
shorts and tops, surgical hats, halters for use during x-rays,
robes and pajamas. Other ladies are cutting, sewing, and
stuffing Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls. There are many
ladies busily embroidering squares for quilts. Other ladies
Circus Dad
the Shiners Hospitals for Children and making new friends,
we would love to have you come to a meeting on the 2nd
and 4th Tuesday of each month (except Aug. & Dec.) from
10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in Bennett Auditorium. We also
have a short business meeting, enjoy lunch and visit while
working to help the children of the Shrine Hospitals.
If you would like more information, you may get in
touch with our President, Elaine Graham at 816-524-0933.
We hope to see you at a meeting this year.
2010
CIRCUS PINS
NOW ON SALE
Circus Mom
Liberty Shrine Club
2010
CIRCUS PINS
NOW ON SALE
This year marks the 75th “Diamond Anniversary” of the Ararat Shrine Circus, and Chief Rabban B.J. Richardson’s
Mom and Dad pins reflect this special event. Purchase your collectable Circus pins now, and enjoy a special “Mom
DadSnopek,
Night” at theScribe
Circus in November .
By&Joe
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Please fill
out the order
mail it and
back Noto us with
your check
or credit
card information
and your pins
y apologies
goform
out below
to theand
Officers
Alaskan
Cruise
and missing
our camaraderie
for the
will be mailed
to
you
and
your
lady,
or
drop
it
off
at
the
Shrine
and
get
your
pins
TODAY!
Your
continued
support
bility of the Liberty Shrine Club for hav- first time in our picnic history his son, Noble Shaun
is greatly
appreciated
and we
look in
forward
to seeingissue
you wearing
your new
pinsover
at theand
Shrine.
ing
missed this
article
the August
Robinson,
took
probably earned a perma-
of the
Shrine
the future!
Circus
Mom During the
Circus
Dad News. Somehow I got distracted and nent position as our chef of
totally forgot to write
it
after
I
did
the
member
flyer!
festivities
Noble
Shaun
was
awarded
his first and
YES!I’ll support Ararat and the Kids in 2010!
With
that behind me and a dramatic cut in pay and second Crown of Honor Jewel Award. What betThis year marks the 75th “Diamond Anniversary” of the Ararat Shrine Circus, and Chief Rabban B.J. Richardson’s
aMom
disciplinary
write
up by
our
President
Norm,your
I am ter venue
him and
receiving
it than
at an event he
and Dad pins
reflect
special
event. Purchase
Circus for
pins
enjoy a special
“Mom
25 this
Crown
of HonorPoints
forDadcollectable
pin, 25 forMom
pinnow,
or50 forboth
back
atNight”
it with
hasinbeen
and will
& Dad
at what
the Circus
November
. be happening worked so hard at! Congratulation Shaun, we look
at our Club.
forward to many more of them being awarded to
Please
fill
out the
order
form below
andsmail
it back
to us with your check or credit
card information and your pins
____
Circus
Dad
$25.00
Noble’
Name
________________________
Our July meeting had an unexpected guest you in the ___________________________________
years to come! I am stretching this a bit,
will be mailed to you and your lady, or drop it off at the Shrine and get your pins TODAY! Your continued support
speaker
up, President
sincenew
I am
this 3 weeks before the event, but
is greatlyshow
appreciated
and we lookHarry
forwardS.
to Truman
seeing you himwearing your
pinswriting
at the Shrine.
Shrine
Number
_________________________________
Unit/Club
____________________________
self. Our program was on his Library in Indepen- I am pretty sure the weather cooperated,________
the washer
dence so I assume he did not want any misinterpre- and bean bag toss games were competitively played
_____mentioned
Circus Mom
$25.00him
Lady’s
Name
________________________________________________________
YES!I’ll
support
Ararat
andand
theeveryone
Kids in
2010!
tations
about
or
his associates,
so he
present
thoroughly enjoyed the day.
showed up to discuss some of his memorable situaOur September meeting will be on Thursday
_____
Circus
Dad25&Crown
Mom
Noble’
Name
_________________________________________________
tions.
The
memories
that$50.00
heHonorPoints
rekindled
in smany
the 16th
and forboth
will be an Appreciation Dinner to
of
forDad
pin,of
25 forMom
pin or50
our members was just another example of the great honor all the members and Ladies of our Club for
Lady’s Name __________________________________________________
speakers
President
hass provided
for us over their ___________________________________
efforts over the past year. President Norm is
____ Circus
Dad $25.00Norm
Noble’
Name ________________________
the past year and a half. Our Vice President Daryl having an open bar coupled with a dinner menu
Total enclosed $ _________________________ ( ) Check ( ) Visa ( ) Master Card ( ) Discover
Krause
was the
lucky winner of a $100 certificate Unit/Club
to of ham
and beans, fried potatoes
and corn bread.
Shrine Number
_________________________________
____________________________
________
a meat market in Gladstone. Congratulations Da- This presents itself as the perfect menu to kick off
Card number: ___________________________
Expiration date: _______________________
ryl,
I hope
winnings
someName
tasty________________________________________________________
beef in your the fall season along with our guest speaker, a me_____
Circusthe
Mom
$25.00 put
Lady’s
freezer!
teorologist. If you are not a member of our club
Signature: _____________________________________________________________________________________
In Circus
August
had $50.00
our Annual
Summer
please consider stopping by and seeing what we are
_____
Dadwe
& Mom
Noble’
s Name Picnic
_________________________________________________
at Smithville Lake and the grills sizzled with rib eye all about. The raffle in September will award the
For Visa Cards we also need the VINLady’s
number
(3 numbers
located to the right of the signature line) on the back of
Name
__________________________________________
steaks, roasted corn on the cob and
a vast
array
of winner with a dinner certificate________
to the Olive Garthe card: _____________________________________________________________
some of the best side dishes and desserts ever served den Restaurant to enjoy a fabulous Italian dinner for
$ _________________________
( ) our
Check
Master
Card ( needs
) Discover
inTotal
theenclosed
Northland,
provided by the Ladies of
No-( ) Visa
two.( )The
winner
to be present so mark your
Mail to: ARARATSHRINE, 5100 Ararat Drive, Kansas City, MO 64129
bility. While our premier cook Noble Richie Rob- calendar and plan on attending. Blessings and good
Card number:
___________________________
Expiration date:
_______________________
inson
and Lady
Mary were enjoying a well deserved
health
to one and all!
Signature: _____________________________________________________________________________________
SEPTEMBER 2010
For Visa Cards we also need the VIN number (3 numbers located to the right of the signature line) on the back of
the card: _____________________________________________________________
Circus Mom and Dad Program Supporters
T
hank you to the following Nobles and Ladies for supporting the Circus Mom and Dad Program by purchasing
your pins. Remember, without your participation we would not be able to send “Children of all Ages” to the
Shrine Circus, who otherwise would be unable to attend.
CIRCUS DAD AND MOM
Stephen C. Barnhart
Bobby L. Benedict
Larry E. Davis P.P.
Stephen W. Dowdy
Robert J. Eckerle
Milford L. Eddingfield
James F. Fincher
Mark C. McAllister
William Loyd McLain
Jerry B. McClary
Richard W. Miller
Billy J. Mott
Richard A. Newport
John W. Norman
Charles M. Owens
Donald R. Purtle
Larry R. Riggs
Randy R. Snorgrass
Carl Stanfill
Lyle W. Wrightsman
CIRCUS DAD
John M. Kiloh, Jr.
George E. Marsden
James T. Richardson
John E. Spillman, Jr.
Robert D. Wilson
CIRCUS MOM
Mrs. Florene Adams
2010
Circus Pins
now on sale!
( As of aug. 26, 2010)
Circus Mom
Circus Dad
This year marks the 75th “Diamond Anniversary” of the Ararat Shrine Circus, and Chief Rabban B.J.
Richardson’s Mom and Dad pins reflect this special event. Purchase your collectable Circus pins now, and
enjoy a special “Mom & Dad Night” at the Circus in November.
Please fill out the order form below and mail it back to us with your check or credit card information
and your pins will be mailed to you and your lady, or drop it off at the Shrine and get your pins TODAY!
Your continued support is greatly appreciated and we look forward to seeing you wearing your new pins
at the Shrine.
Yes! I’m happy to support Ararat and the Kids in 2010!
25 Crown of Honor Points for Dad pin, 25 for Mom pin, or 50 for both
____ Circus Dad $25.00 Noble’s Name ___________________________________________________________
Shrine Number ______________ Unit/Club __________________________________
____ Circus Mom $25.00 Lady’s Name ________________________________________________________
____ Circus Dad & Mom $50.00 Noble’s Name _________________________________________________
Lady’s Name __________________________________________________
PAYMENT:
Total enclosed $ __________________ ( ) Check ( ) Visa ( ) Master Card ( ) Discover
Card number: _______________________________________________ Expiration date: ___________________
For Visa Cards we also need the VIN number (3 numbers located to the right of the signature line
on the back of the card): ___________________
Signature: _____________________________________________________________________________________
Mail to: ARARAT SHRINE, 5100 Ararat Drive, Kansas City, MO 64129
www.araratshrine.com TOP
CIRCUS
SALESMEN
1 . Roy Barnett
$12,482.98
2. Bill Walker $ 3,169.22
3. Roy Tadlock
$ 3,055.61
4. Cleo Custis
$ 3,028.75
5. Marvin Cleveland
$ 2,407.50
6. Stan Schierholz
$ 2,380.17
7. Al Layton
$ 2,140.98
8. John Kennedy
$ 1,969.33
9. Don Purtle
$ 1,874.19
10. Neil Cowan
$ 1,818.87
11. John Johnson
$ 1,707.00
12. Fred Fulton
$ 1,684.77
13. Duane Steele
$ 1,663.73
14. Gabe Buser
$ 1,410.99
15. Jack Everly
$ 1,300.00
16. Sam Coen
$ 1,250.00
16. John McLaughlin
$ 1,250.00
17. Robert Cummins
$ 1,225.43
18. Maurice Camerlynck $ 1,200.00
18. Tom Krahenbuhl
$ 1.200.00
18. John Myers
$ 1,200.00
19. Victor Walters
$ 1,168.94
20. Joe Chennault
$ 1,162.58
21. Reuben Jamison
$ 1,085.99
22. James Guillaume
$ 1,005.30
23. Dennis Collins
$ 997.96
24. William Owsley
$ 938.00
25. Don Leimkuhler
$ 910.83
TOP UNIT
& CLUB
CIRCUS
SALES
( As of AUG. 26, 2010)
1 . Greeters
2. Legion of Honor
3. Mounted Guard
4. Director’s Staff
5. Patrol
6. Sedalia S.C.
7. Chanters
8. Cass County S.C
9. Clowns
10. Warsaw S.C.
$15,515.68
$13,162.62
$10,400.00
$ 9,795.48
$ 7,381.33
$ 7,012.96
$ 6,542.97
$ 3,113.77
$ 2,897.00
$ 2,896.22
ME!
he attendance really liked. fraternity. Too many young men look at us
eral “kids” at the ball,
and think that they have nothing in comsummer. First off was our summer picnic which
e family of the Divan,
mon with us. My own son, a Noble him
was -a barn burner. There was entertainment and
Nobles and Ladies, and
self, doesn’t like to come to our partiesplenty
and of super good food to write home about.
nd daughters of Nobles.
dances because he doesn’t like “our music.”
Then in July about 50 of us met at the “Truman
ere, they danced and
We need to find common ground, and itLibrary” for a special conducted tour. Now, I’m
By Fred Harle P.P., Scribe
probably like so many of the rest of you who
ved politely
while having
was there at the Potentate’s Ball.
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PETITIONS WILL BE
ACCEPTED!!
You do not have to be a Shriner to fish
WHEN:
SATURDAY, May 22, 2010
WHERE:
TRUMAN LAKE
LONG SHOALMARINA
TIME:
7:00 A.M. TILL3:00 P.M.
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(70% PAYBACK ONE PLACE
PAID PER 5 BOATS ENTERED)
Antique Auto Club
By Dale B. Walters, Scribe
T
his is going to be short and sweet this month. We had a great turnout for the meeting at
Tim’s Pizza, seems that this club loves to eat. It was great to see some of the group that
hasn’t made it out lately. We enjoyed the two new couples that joined our club. These
young guys have some great ideas and I hope they continue to speak up and give us some help
with the Car Show.
The August Social at the Rib Crib was well attended, even with the hot weather. I was just
wondering if John Saul ate his usual salad since Lois was missing in action.
We ended up with one group taking the tour of Boulevard Brewery and then it was on to
a great Mexican restaurant, El Patron. We had some of the club just meet us there for lunch.
I know it is a little early, but please make plans to join us for the Christmas Party. It will be
held at Adams Pointe, just like last year, and the cost is $60.00 a couple. This was a great place
to have it.
Dave Krevitz and I finished painting the trailer. Thanks to Cliff Hubert for loaning me a
new pair of pants. You just have to watch him with a box knife. Remember, we have the Swap
Meet September 17-19. Your help is needed to keep things running.
I haven’t heard if anyone in the club is going to CSSA. If you are make sure and let us know
how things went. Also, check your Shrine News for the list of upcoming parades.
Guess this wasn’t that short. That’s all for now folks.
Potentate’s Aides Collect Toys for
Telemedicine Room
Golden Valley Shrine Club
Presents
Shriner’s Open Buddy
Crappie Tournament
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OF TWO PEOPLE
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House Exchange”, and tied the feed bag on
so to speak. I might add, we filled the place
with happy, satisfied and well fed Shriners
and their Ladies.
The grapevine tells us that Lady Roberta Hunsperger is still fighting a valiant
battle with Shingles. We sure miss you and wish
you a speedy recovery.
Our next BSSC meeting will be on the 4th
Monday night in September, which is September 27th, and will be held at the usual place, Post
#499, American Legion Building on 7 Hwy in
Blue Springs, MO. Call any one of us, we’ll tell
you how to find us.
ATTENTION!!! FUTURE PLANS!! Set
aside the date of Sunday, October 17, from 2:00
pm till 5:00 pm. Once again the BSSC will be
holding another Texas Hold-Em Poker Tournament at “Side Pockets” in Blue Springs. There
will be food and drink specials and the cash prizes
will depend upon the number of players. Ladies
are also invited to play if they can play poker. As
with our very successful events in the past, an entrance fee of $20.00 is required to play. For those
of you who do not wish to play poker there is
food, drink and giant screen TV’s to watch. So for
a great time with our BSSC friends, we hope to see
you at “Side Pockets.”
Until next time when we can once again get
together, remember; don’t do anything I wouldn’t
enjoy. Kinda leaves the door wide open.
Wednesday Night
is Italian Night
in the Ararat
Restaurant…
Build Your Own Pasta Bowl
Cooked on the Spot
Choice of Sauces, Pasta,
Noodles & Vegetables
NEWS
Served with Salad and
Breadsticks.
by Chief Aide Tom Burke
and Lady Jackie
T
hank you to everyone who collected toys for Ararat
Shrine’s Telemedicine Room. A total of 55 Hot Wheel
Cars, 5 Techno Source Games, 2 Dinosaurs, and 4
Hot Wheel Monster Jams were donated. These toys will
be given to the patients who are seen in the Telemedicine
Clinic.
SEPTEMBER 2010
May 2010ARARATSHRINE NEWS • 11
Ole Cars
By DICK LEWIS, SCRIBE
O
ur August meeting was held at the Temple on Monday, August 2nd, with three officers and ten
members in attendance. We were once again honored to have our Liaison Officer, 2nd Ceremonial Master Clarence Kirby with us. Our Director, Noble Gary Seger, as promised, passed out
new tan slacks to each member in attendance. These slacks are to replace the old, original tan slacks that
were issued several years ago. He also reminded everyone to purchase their Circus tickets and Mom and
Dad pins. We also will need the help of all members to work the upcoming Swap Meet on September
17-19th.
Many of you have seen the featured car of this month pictured below, and owned by our Past Director, Noble Ben Kropf and Lady Nancy. It is a 1935 Hupmobile, 4-door Sedan and just recently returned
from a 3,000 mile round trip from Lee’s Summit to Portsmouth, New Hampshire and back, where the
Annual National Hupmobile Meet was held from July 12th thru July 18th. Twenty-One Hupmobiles
and their owners were in attendance touring the Coast of New Hampshire and Maine. This automobile
was produced in the U.S. from 1909
until 1940. Noble Ben and Lady
Nancy, along with their little pet
dog Toby held the record of traveling the most miles to the Meet. A
few problems were encountered but
were all fixed. Ben says that was too
far to travel in a vintage vehicle. No
more long trips. They are also the
proud owners of a beautiful 1958
Ford Retractable.
Our August Dinner Social was
held on Monday, August 9th at the
Corner Café in Liberty, with 20
members, Ladies and guests in attendance. Our next Dinner Social will be held on Monday, September 15th at V’s Restaurant on 40
Hwy; be there by 6:30 pm.
Our get well list includes Nobles Vaughn Hossman who was hospitalized in late July. Also, Marty
Hopkins and Past Directors Don Barham and Paul Brewer, who was also hospitalized briefly in late July.
We wish them all good health.
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uly was a fun month for the Mini Model T’s. We started out with the annual 4th of July parade in
Sugar Creek. Many of the veteran members were there for the festivities. While Don Perry did
not parade with the unit he and his lady did join the rest of us for the usual dinner at Ernie’s. This
was in lieu of our usual Wednesday meeting for the month of July.
Because everyone enjoyed our dinner at the Olive Garden on Memorial Day, we decided to get
together on the 18th for another dinner. This time we had it at the Smokehouse in Independence. We
hoped that some of the former members like Dan Haskell and his lady would again join all of our families along with our liaison Steve Johnson and his family. This is what makes the members of the Shrine
family so much fun.
Congratulations to all of the T’s that sold onions this year. We sold 1,000 pounds of onions this year
for the temple. This is double what we did last year. It was a lot of work, but it was a lot of fun talking to
our loyal customers again. As word gets out maybe we can do better next year.
On a more personal note, congratulations go out to our President, James (Jamie) Blackburn for his
first Crown of Honor Jewel Award. Jamie has worked hard for the unit and the Temple. While Jamie
isn’t into it for the notoriety or awards, it is great to see him get recognition from the Temple for work
well done.
If having fun with members of a unit with your whole family and running around in little cars sounds
like something you would like to do, give our President, James Blackburn or our Director, Jared Hargrave a call and set up a visit with the Mini Model T’s. We would be happy to have you as a guest for a
fun night at one of our meetings.
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your club a large favor. Everything helps us All proceeds go to our
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In April our membership had a wonder- boards.
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September 8....................Temple Meeting
boards and calendars for upcoming events.
all in service to this gre
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER
EVENT CALENDAR
September 10............................ Bike Night
October 9..............................Chili Cook Off
September 12...........Ararat Family Picnic
October 13.......................Temple Meeting
MAY CALENDAR
We finally had great weather for our
Dave, incidentally, won the 50/50 drawOctober 15........................ Fall Ceremonial
September 13......Potentate’s Golf Outing
12:45 – Lunch
meeting in April: no rain, no snow, no 20 ing, but that was in no way connected to
-Unit. &. Club
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G
reetings Nobles and Ladies,
I truly hope this finds everyone doing well.
A sample of the new Provost
phone book was passed around at
the last meeting and met the approval of all in attendance. I, for
one, have had changes take place,
and it will be a pleasure to own the
book. For all paid up members, one
copy is free, and additional copies
are available for a $5.00 donation.
The Provost website is now up
and running per Marvin Cass. Lots
of news, so check it out.
The next Swap Meet will take
place September 17th, 18th, and
19th.
The location is the same, and it
goes without saying that your help
will be greatly appreciated. Step up
to the plate.
Ed Hasenyager has been a Provost member for over 50 years and
was our President in 1966. He was
awarded a Full Lifetime Membership at our last meeting.
There is only one defibrillator available for emergencies, and
when the Provost is at parades, it
goes with them. There will soon be
another, so that one is always onsite.
As I write this, Bal Rast is
back to work. Bob Wrede is going
through a trying time, and Harvey
Mansfield has missed several meetings. All of you are in our prayers.
We are a team, and there is no “I”
in teamwork.
Until next time, God Bless.
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Greeter News
By Ray Eaton
L
ongview Lake never looked nicer in August. What a beautiful day we
had for the Annual Greeter Sunrise Breakfast! President Jerry, Director
Chuck, all the cooks, the beverage crew, and all the helpers combined
their talents to put on a super breakfast feast for more than one hundred
Greeters, Greeterettes, Divan Members, and visitors from Abdallah Shrine.
A very good time was had by all!
Don’t forget the Temple Meeting is September 8th (parade uniform that
night). The Swap Meet is September 17th – 19th, the American Royal Parade
is on September 25th, and the big Greeter Golf outing to Oklahoma is September 27th and 28th. BUSY GREETERS ALL!!
Brother Jim Nooning is home from the hospital. He is sounding good
and looking well, and says he’s ready to get back in action.
See you in September!
Oriental Band
By Dave Wilbanks, Scribe
Well here we are in the month of September, and everybody has
been working hard to get ready for CSSA. CONGRATS to those who
won, and even if you didn’t win you still got to see some old friends and
maybe even made some new ones as well.
Not much happened last month. The O.B. didn’t have a dinner, but
plans were made to have one this month, so check your monthly mailer
for more information on where and when, and put it on your things to
do list.
Everybody knows what big event comes up in November, that’s
right it is CIRCUS time. To all of the nobles who are out there in the
heat, that’s right I said IN THE HEAT, with their fezzes on, because we
all know that a fez gets pretty hot just wearing it at all of the parades, and
even sometimes at a Temple Meeting, “WAY TO GO, HAT’S OFF TO
YOU ON A JOB WELL DONE, CONGRATS, TWO THUMBS UP. Or
to put it in plain words, “THANK YOU” for sweating it out.
I should have more on CSSA next month. Till then Be Safe.
SEPTEMBER 2010
Ararats
By Fred “Fingers” Harle P.P.
A
great big musical hello to all of you from the best darn Big Band Sound
in all of Shrinedom; yes, I’m talking about the Ararats, our very own
big stage band led by our Ill. 33rd Director Noble William Benson
Dean, Sr. Noble “Bill” as all of his friends know him by, is a dedicated Director who rides herd over some 20 individuals who make up the Ararats.
Our Ararats can always be found performing in the American Legion
Building on the 4th Sunday of each month in beautiful Blue Springs, MO.
We are located on 7 Hwy, about one quarter mile north of 40 Hwy and 7 Hwy
intersections. We are on the west side of 7 Hwy located in a two story red
brick building. You can’t miss it.
Come join us for one of our “Tea Dances” on September 26th and October 24th from 2:00 pm until 4:30 pm. Now that you are fully informed as to
when and where the Ararats will be playing, you have no excuse not to come
and be with us for an exciting Sunday afternoon of listening and dancing pleasure. It’s your fault if you can’t get off the couch and come be with us, you’ll
be glad you did.
Now I want you to pay attention to the foregoing commercial. The entrance fee is only $5.00 with all the popcorn you can eat. Plus, the Legion
runs a cash bar to keep you from getting thirsty. It’s the best deal in town, so
come on out, what are you waiting for? We look forward to seeing you. Sure
would be nice to see some Divan representation as well.
I think I’ve said enough for now. If you haven’t got the picture yet, I’ll try
to do better next time. All the Ararats know where or when, so now you do
tooooo.
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By Friday, September 24, 2010
CSSA CELEBRATION!
Friday, September 24, 2010
OCTOBER 9, 2010
Rooms A&B
Ararat Shrine Center
6:00pm – 8:00pm – Chili Dinner
6:00 pm – Social Hour – cash bar
7:00pm - 10:00pm – DJ Music and Dancing
7:00 pm – Spaghetti Dinner and Program
$5.00 per person
8:30 pm – 11:00 pm – Music and Dancing
Prize for best guest table decorations
CONGRATULATIONS
ARARAT!
Entry Guidelines
NOTICE: If you did not attend CSSA and would
like to join us for the CSSA Celebration, your cost
will be $10.00 per person.
You must RSVP to the Ararat Office by Sept. 21st.
CSSA attendees, please RSVP to the Ararat Office (816-923-1975) by September 21st.
www.araratshrine.com •
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Anyone can enter the Chili Cook-off Contest (non-Shriners welcome)
5 gallon chili minimum entry
4:00pm – 6:00pm set up time – Bennett Auditorium
Prize for best decorated cook-off area (be creative)
Must bring your own cooking equipment and set-ups (Ararat will provide
bowls, silverware and crackers)
• 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes
• Contact Tom Burke to enter contest– 816-810-8216
Pipes and Drums
By John Hall
G
reetings to the Ladies and Nobles of Ararat Pipes and Drums. At our
August meeting all officers were in attendance, along with Band Director Gary Mosby and two guests from the Drum and Bugle Corps.
President Ian Evans welcomed the guests from the Drum and Bugle Corps
to our meeting. Bob Z. gave a report on the Circus script sales and set dates
for upcoming bar runs. So far the Pipes and Drums have met about half of
their obligation and that is a good thing. We rank 7th out of the top 10 in
Circus sales so we have plenty of room for improvement. Brian Thompson,
our Pipe Sgt., gave his thoughts on how we might increase membership in the
Unit and Band. He explained that Ararat Pipes and Drums may not be able to
outplay some of the area pipe bands but we could always out dress them. He
made the suggestion that our formal attire for special events and competition
should be the full dress uniform. He suggested that the unit help with the cost
of the uniform as they have done with drums. A show of hands agreed.
The Drum and Bugle Corps suggested that the Pipes and Drums join
them on their float during parades. This would help both units be better represented. The Pipes and Drums Board of Governors will discuss the suggestion and notify the Director of the Drum and Bugle Corps of their decision.
Upcoming events: Unit party on September 17; performance at the Traveling Vietnam Wall in Blue Springs on September 30 through October 3.
As always, if you need the band or a piper for special events, contact Band
Director, Gary Mosby at Ararat Shrine. If you have any news for the magazine, contact John Hall at johnhall9604@sbcglobal.net.
One last comment, Richard Hickman – a military veteran – stood up and
thanked Gary Mosby and members of the band for playing at military funerals. He stated that the only song other than ‘Taps’ on the bugle that makes
the hair on your neck stand up is ‘Amazing Grace’ played on the bagpipes.
Thanks, Uncle Dick, for your comments and thanks to all veterans of Ararat
Shrine for your service to your country.
Ararat Needle Guild
By Jerri Dowdy
W
e hope everyone had a great summer. After being off for two
months, Ararat Needle Guild will meet in Bennett Auditorium on
Tuesday, September 14th from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm. We would like
to see lots of you Ladies on that date, and every 2nd and 4th Tuesday after
that. We need all the help we can get to make as many items as possible to
send to the hospitals for the children. We sew, visit, have lunch and make new
friends at each meeting.
There are many things you can do, if you can’t sew. You can cut hose for
Raggedy Ann and Andy Dolls, stuff Raggedy Ann and Andy, make embroidered quilt blocks, cut out fabric to be sewn, etc. We look forward to seeing
“YOU” this year at Needle Guild.
For more information please contact our President, Elaine Graham, at
816-524-0933.
On a closing note, we would like to thank the Liberty Shrine Club for
their donation in memory of Pat Shackelford. It was greatly appreciated.
Planting a big kiss
on his ball that rolled
into the par four 13th
hole for an Eagle,
Larry Jobe was one
big happy scrambler
during Monday’s play
at Hail Ridge Golf
Course in Boonville.
He used a 4 iron on the 160 yard uphill shot which put his team into first place
and the big bucks in the four man scramble competition. Others on his team
were Dewey Corbett, Roy DeHaven and Herb Gronemeyer.
Larry is our Club’s #2 Driver and he was in charge of the Boonville trip on
August 15-16. There were 23 golfers and 10 Ladies in the group, staying first
class at the Isle of Capri Casino Hotel. The weather was cooler for the two
days and a great time was had by all. It was also a treat to have Noble Eddie
Fisher of Boonville join us for the event again this year.
Our #1 Driver, Rocky Weaver, was unable to make this trip and gives
Larry a lot of praise for his leadership. “For golf shots or golf outings, we can
leave the job to Jobe!”
The Potentate’s Golf Tournament on Monday, September 13, has top
priority for all Ararat golfers and Sandblasters in particular. Why? Because it supports our Ararat General Fund and it needs
our help now more than ever in the history
of the event. Sandblasters were the driving force that started this fundraiser and
we have always led the way to make it successful year after year. Add up all the fun,
fellowship, eats, treats, prizes and surprises and you can’t find a better day of golf.
What a blast! Don’t delay… see page 19 for
details!
The biggest golf trip blast of the year
is BRANSON! Three fun packed days of
golf and big time entertainment in America’s country music capital!! That’s Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday, October 3, 4 and 5.
And do bring the Ladies!
A letter has been sent to all Sandblasters, explaining details on the trip, but
at this news deadline, we stay in the Holiday Hills Luxury Condos and play
their course at noon on Sunday. We play Point Royale at 8:00 am on Monday,
and Thousand Hills at 8:00 am on Tuesday. Total cost for lodging and golf fees
are: One golfer, single in room, for $262. Two golfers, double occupancy in
room, is $192 each. Two golfers, Noble and Lady golfer, is $384. One golfer
and Lady non golfer is $267.
Herb Gronemeyer will man the Hospitality Room in Unit 04 on the West
End of the Condo Complex. He asks for reservations no later than September 24th. Please send check made payable to Sandblasters and mail to: Herb
Gronemeyer, 12701 St. Andrews Drive, Kansas City, MO 64145.
Any questions: Call Herb at 816-941-0786, Rocky Weaver at home: 816988-8828 or cell: 645-6178l, or Larry Jobe at 816-690-8815.
SEPTEMBER 2010
20• ARARATSHRINE NEWS May 2010
Lafayette County Shrine Club
By Ron Elling, Scribe
T
he Lafayette County Shrine Club met August 12 at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Lexington, for a fried chicken supper and contributive
meal. There were 25 Lafayette County Shriners and Ladies plus two
grandchildren; Tyler Rechterman and Dalton Elling-White, present for the
meal. President Delmar Dothage welcomed Ambassador Curt Karnes and his
Lady, Susan; and Liaison Officer Clarence Kirby and his Lady, Joanie.
President Dothage presided at the meeting. Bernard Miller read the minutes from the last meeting. The October bus trip to the Shriners Hospital in
St. Louis was discussed and anyone wanting to attend must contact President
Dothage as soon as possible. Ambassador Karnes discussed upcoming events
which included various parades, the Shriners Picnic at Blue Springs Lake in
September, and the Circus to be held in November. The Socks in September
Program was explained and all socks that are donated will be given to the
Shriners Hospital in St. Louis. Liaison Officer Kirby discussed the Swap
Monday,
June
14,
2010
Meet to be held
in Lee’s Summit and
that help
is needed
for it, and also the
Thursday night
Bingo sessions at Ararat Shrine.
is also needed for that
Winterstone
GolfHelp
Course
weekly event. A round
of
applause
was
given
for
the
delicious
fried chicken
Independence,
MO
prepared by President Dothage.
The September meeting will be held September 9th and the October
This is
thebe
22nd
year for
our “Wings
Mercy”
Golf Classic
that supports
our Hospital
meeting
will
a joint
meeting
withofthe
Knights
of Columbus.
More
details
Transportation Program. Yes, it’s the big one for “our kids” and we need you because they
to be announced later.
need you! Yes, Ladies are most welcome and have helped make this event so successful
over the years.
Registration deadline is June 8, 2010. Check in between 7:30 and 8:45 am. Tee Time
at 9am. Four player scramble format. $125 per player entry fee includes green fees, cart,
lunch and prizes. Contests include longest drive, longest putt and closet to hole on all par
Mulligans $10.00
each/$40.00 per
team.
Bythrees.
R W Thompson,
President
(816-452-7281)
Dress code is proper golf attire and spikeless shoes.
WANTED!...HOLE SPONSORS…$100
AND
EVENTSPONSORS…$300.
THANK
(Open membership for Abdallah and Ararat Shriners.) YOU! THANK YOU!
Your club/unit name will be proudly displayed at one of the tee boxes..or at the clubhouse
lease mark your calendar and phone in your reservation to Dillard Whitas a sponsor. Prize donors are needed…bring to the golf course or drop by Ararat Shrine.
low – 913-381-7485 for our Saturday, September 25th meeting. (Note:
Date given in the August
article
was incorrect.)
If you
can’t
play…We expect a good turnout for
andonations
interesting
speaker!
Make
to Wings
of Mercy. Any amount is most appreciated! And it is tax
deductible.
Drop
off yourFREE
donationTO
at Ararat
Shrine…orby
mailTony
to: Ararat
An article
entitled
DISAGREE
Rizzo Shrine,
in the 5100
July
Ararat
Drive,
Kansas
City,
MO
64129.
Any
questions?...phone
816-923-1975.
4th Kansas City Star Magazine section included Granketha Major, a friend
from my days with Toastmasters. She has agreed to speak at our next (breakENTER TODAY!
out thisset
form
enclose $125
perplayer…
to Wings
fast/luncheon)
clubFill
meeting,
forand
September
25th
and heldPayable
at the Pegah’s
of Mercy Golf. You do not have to be with a full 4 playerteam. We will pairyou up.
Family Restaurant; 11005 Johnson Dr. – Shawnee, KS starting at11:30 a.m.
Thanks foryourparticipation!
Granketha a/k/a “Granny” is active in the tea party movement. As a black
female
Republican, she is willing to express her views
freely
without prejudice
Name:_______________________________________
Phone:
____________________
and I’m confident that she will be given the same courtesy.
Address:
________________________________________________________________
All Masons,
their ladies and widows of Masons are cordially invited to
our meetings. The price is payment for the food you order from the menu.
Name:_______________________________________
____________________
Membership
is open to both Abdallah and AraratPhone:
Shriners
and Widows of
Shriners. Annual membership dues from the men are $10.
Address: ________________________________________________________________
HOSPITAL TRANSPORTATION
GOLF CLASSIC
Leawood Shrine Club
P
BUSINESS SERVICES
Let us put your Profession and Name in front of the
Nobility. Only $100.00 per year!
Business Brokerage Services
MOORHEAD BUSINESS BROKERAGE, LLC...................................... (913) 402-6008
We list & sell businesses. Over 30 years experience.
Wayne Moorhead & Polly Johnson
COMPUTER SERVICES
CPROS INC, JEFF QUIBELL....................................................................816-224-2890
Your Custom Software & IT Professionals. Viruses & Security Issues a Concern? Put an
end to your distress. Call Our Professional IT Specialists Today! www.cprosinc.com
Embroidery
DREAMWEAVER EMBROIDERY..........................816-645-6178 - Fax: 816-988-8828
Rocky & Janet Weaver, 1500 N.W. Wildwood Drive, Blue Springs, MO
rockandjan@comcast.net
Home Improvements
BRUCE BROSKO – AAA Lifetime Exterior Remodeling.................. .(816) 589-6909
Siding – Windows – Roofs – Decks – Sun Rooms
www.aaalifetimeexterior.com
Insurance
CARLETON VOORHIES STATE FARM AGENCY.................................(816) 741-3558
Auto Home Life Health Insurance
www.parkvilleagent.com
Roofing
RON’S ROOFING, Ron & Vonda Williams.......................................... (816) 252-9496
15632 E. 24 Highway, Independence, MO 64050
Real Estate
THE RUCKER GROUP at RE/MAX Revolution....................................(816) 414-3240
“DON’T PAY MORE - DON’T SELL FOR LESS” Call us today!!
2850 Kendallwood Parkway, Gladstone, MO, www.mo-kanhomes.com
Name:_______________________________________ Phone: ____________________
New Sales Team Member
Address: ________________________________________________________________
Linda Alexander has joined our Shrine
News
sales team to help us reach outside our
Name:_______________________________________
Phone: ____________________
membership for ad revenue. Linda has enjoyed
aAddress:
long career
in marketing and advertising sales
________________________________________________________________
for several publications including New Theater
Forward
to: Fringe
Ararat Festival
Shrine, 5100
Ararat Dr., Kansas City, MO 64129
Restaurant
and the
program.
Linda says “I feel honored to represent Ararat
Shrine News…” For non-member advertising
contact Linda Alexander at 816-582-7720 or
email to Linda.tntads@yahoo.com
Our Illustrious Potentate Kevin Sleyster
has decreed that a caravan shall be formed at the
Temple for the purpose of elevating certain faithful Nomads to the brotherhood of
the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of
the Mystic Shrine.
Attest:
Michael E.Wheeler, Recorder
Aleikum Es Selamu
Kevin Sleyster, Potentate
Each Noble of Ararat Shrine is urged to
bring a Nomad for this class and to join this
Caravan and witness these faithful Nomads
as they cross the Hot Sands of the
Desert on our traditional
visit to the sacred city
of MECCA.
ARARAT SHRINE FALL CEREMONIAL
OCTOBER 15 & 16, 2010
CEREMONIAL AGENDA
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2010 (All Nobles & Ladies welcome!)
6:30 pm
Units & Clubs set up in Bennett Auditorium for Show & Tell
Contact Jerry Grimes for table reservations: 816-805-4444
(Please provide finger food for Show & Tell)
7:00 pm
Show & Tell in Bennett Auditorium; Entertainment on Stage; Cash Bar
Saturday, October 16, 2010
11:00 - 11:45 am
Registration in Patio Room (Nobles & Ladies )
11:45 - 12:45 pm
Lunch for Candidates & Nobles in Restaurant
12:45 - 1:00 pm
Class photo in front of stage in Bennett Auditorium
1:00 - 2:00 pm
First Ceremonial Section & Introductions in Rooms A & B
2:00 - 3:30 pm
Second Ceremonial Section in Bennett Auditorium
3:30 - 4:00 pm
Break and recovery
4:00 - ????
Arch Production and Fezzing in Rooms A & B
Introduction of New Nobles and closing comments
Dinner & cocktails on your own in the Restaurant after the Ceremonial
for anyone wishing to stay.
~~~~~
Ladies Ceremonial Schedule
Attention Ladies of Ararat Shrine. Please join First Lady Dianna for the Ladies’
Ceremonial Luncheon to welcome the new Candidates’ Ladies.
Schedule: 12 Noon: Social Time (Cash Bar) in Rooms A & B; 12:45pm: Lunch;
2-4pm: Program; 4pm: join Nobles for Arch Program and Fezzing.
Cost $15.00 per person. Please make reservations through the Shrine Office at
816-923-1975 by October 13th. ALL ARARAT LADIES WELCOME!
SEPTEMBER 2010

SHRINE NEWS - Ararat Shrine Temple

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