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Rockin' Hollywood at Zuhrah Shrine VOLUME XC • NUMBER 11 NOVEMBER 2017 MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA • www.zuhrah.org View Zuhrah Arabian at http://zuhrahshrine.org/arabian Rockin’ Hollywood at Zuhrah Shrine What a fun night and a great time at “The Rocking Hollywoods” at Zuhrah last month. A huge ‘Thank You’ goes out to Kevin & Donna Harding for organizing this hospital fundraiser. Not only was the dancing fun but the silent auction was terrific. Another huge thank you goes out to all of the aides that came to help as well as several people pitched in when needed. Zuhrah couldn’t do it without any of you. Several hundred dollars was made for the hospital. Give your- selves a big round of applause. Dancing the Night Away Rocking around the Clock Oh,What a Night! Fun Fun Fun At the Hop Let the Good Times Roll Sweet Little 16 I Got a Woman Hound Dog A Whole Lot of Shaking Goning On Great Balls of Fire Whole Lotta Love Wake Up Little Susie Leader of the Pack (DeMolay group of helpers) It’s All in the Game Money Honey Teen Angel 2 ZUHRAH ARABIAN NOVEMBER 2017 ZUHRAH ARABIAN Zuhrah Stated Meeting 6120 Blue Circle Drive Friday, November 10, 2017 Minnetonka, MN 55343-9109 Zuhrah Shrine Center TELEPHONE: 952-426-3023 6120 Blue Circle Drive, Minnetonka, MN 55343 FAX: Call for assistance Dinner at 6:00 p.m. / Meeting at 7:00 p.m. WEB: www.zuhrah.org Dinner $15: Rotisserie Turkey, Mashed Potatoes, Brocolli Supreme NOVEMBER 2017 Meal RSVP by November 3 to [email protected] or 952-426-3023 Zuhrah Arabian (USPS # 699-560) is published monthly by Zuhrah Shriners, 6120 Blue Circle Drive, Minnetonka, MN 55343-9109. Periodicals postage paid at Minnetonka, MN and at additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: Zuhrah Arabian, 6120 Blue Circle Drive, Minnetonka, MN 55343-9109. Subscription price $12.00 a year. Zuhrah Stated Meeting ZUHRAH SHRINERS DIVAN Friday, December 15, 2017 ELECTED Potentate................................................................Michael LaVine Zuhrah Shrine Center Chief Rabban ................................................James Burlingame Jr. Assistant Rabban................................................Bradford Roberts 6120 Blue Circle Drive, Minnetonka, MN 55343 High Priest & Prophet ....................................................Verl Raap Dinner at 6:00 p.m. / Meeting at 7:00 p.m. Oriental Guide................................................................Jon Pavola Recorder .......................................................................Jeffry Lewis Dinner $15: Lasagna, Glazed Baby Carrots,Tossed Salad Treasurer ..............................................................Theodore Martz APPOINTED Meal RSVP by December 8 to [email protected] or 952-426-3023 First Ceremonial Master.....................................Jason Sagstetter Second Ceremonial Master ..............................Andrew Arashiba Marshal ......................................................................James Holton Captain of the Guard...................................................Curt Quast Outer Guard.................................................................Chaz Miller Chaplain ........................................................................Mark Olsen Future ARABIAN EDITOR Send news items to: [email protected] Stated Meeting Bobbie Lampi locations RSL desktop publishing services 320-251-9115 [email protected] 18 Fairfield Court, Saint Cloud, MN 56303 November 10, 2017 Zuhrah Shrine Center SHRINERS HOSPITALS FOR CHILDREN – TWIN CITIES 6120 Blue Circle Drive 2025 East River Parkway, Minneapolis, MN 55414 Minnetonka, MN 55343 Phone: 612-596-6100 December 15, 2017 Zuhrah Shrine Center 6120 Blue Circle Drive Zuhrah Shrine Center Minnetonka, MN 55343 Hours of Operation Zuhrah Shriners administrative office: Monday – Friday 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. VoiceMail and Email Addresses Zuhrah phone 952-426-3023 IN MEMORIAM You may also email comments and questions as follows: [email protected] [email protected] Sunshine [email protected] [email protected] Committee [email protected] [email protected] When you hear of a [email protected] [email protected] Upcoming noble who has been ill, In an effort to make your Divan more accessible to the Nobility, hospitalized, convalescent, Zuhrah we have created an email address: [email protected]. or shut-in, please contact Please put this in your address book. If you want to ask the Divan a question Events or make a suggestion, or if you are concerned about something, send an email Zurhah Shriners, 952-426- to this address and the entire Divan will get a copy.The Divan has committed Alvin “George” Olson 3023. It is important to (new events are in red) to follow up with all emails that we receive. Bruce Cottington provide the noble’s address, Nov 4 ..............Cancer Dinner & Benefit name of hospital or nursing Nov 10 ................Zuhrah Stated Meeting Send changes of address to B William Nelson home.We now have a new e- Nov 11 ................................Big Tent Event 6120 Blue Circle Drive, Minnetonka, MN 55343-9109 Orlo T Waldhoff mail address, you can contact Nov 11 ..........LOH Military Table Lodge Marlyn L Dynneson the committee at Dec 1-2 ..........................FeZtival of Trees Dec 2 ........................Breakfast with Santa [email protected]. Dec 3............................Horsemen Brunch Units and Clubs A new sign-out system has Dec 8-10................Zuhrah Shrine Circus When you have news to include in an issue of the Arabian, been implemented for Dec 15 ................Zuhrah Stated Meeting please send it by email, if possible, to [email protected] wheelchairs on loan from Dec 30 ..............New Year’s Party, Circus Zuhrah Shriners. If you have Celebration, and Awards Night NEWS Jan 1 ..................New Year’s Bunch (Stag) • Send your news in the body of an email, or attach a Word obtained a wheelchair in the document, or attach a PDF – especially for event ads. past and are not using it, we • Put Arabian in the Subject line of the email. would appreciate having it PHOTOS returned.We have had many • Attach JPG photos to an email or a Word document Members Send requests for wheelchairs this • Original digital photos are preferred Changes of Address to year. If you return a wheel- • Set digital cameras to higher-quality file size chair, kindly return it through • Identify people in photo 6120 Blue Circle Drive the office for our record • Include caption for use with the photo. Minnetonka, MN 55343-9109 keeping. Donated wheel- DEADLINE: 10th of the month or: 952-426-3023 chairs in good condition will News submitted after deadline will be included on a space available basis. or: [email protected] be accepted, too. NOVEMBER 2017 ZUHRAH ARABIAN 3 From the Potentate Units and Clubs are starting to vol- unteer as a group to work as a team at particular times during the circus, and this may also benefit them in member- ship recruitment for their specialty.We have a target rich environment of fathers and grandfathers accompanying kids who could benefit from an eleva- tor speech about who we are and what Trea$ury Note$ we do. Forty troopers are needed for each circus performance. Greetings, Nobles and interested how successful both the circus and the estate). As part of the bequest, Zuhrah If each of you can convince, readers. Fez-tival of Trees fundraiser have been received a check for over $36,000 into entice, harang, draft, proposition ten As of September 30, 2017, Zuhrah to Zuhrah’s bottom line. our general fund. (while these funds are people to attend the circus, it will was still about $10,000 favorable to it Each month I’ve been trying to going to Zuhrah’s general fund, like the succeed, so make that happen. Y-T-D budget. In August, we were acknowledge the individual Nobles and other bequests we have received this “Uncle Al Needs You”—volunteer about $58,000 favorable. The narrow- Units/Clubs that have made financial year, these funds are being held in now, that’s an order! ing of our gain is due to a couple of contributions to either Zuhrah or our reserve and do not factor into how well Contact Brad Roberts 651-263- factors: 1. We continue to see dues Shriner’s Hospital for Children. The (or poorly) we are doing against budget. 8171 / Jim Burlingame 763-447-1785 falling behind our budget projections September Stated meeting saw a large Also, while the books on the 2017 for signing up and receiving your (there are over 200 of you which have number of contributions. Unfortunately, MSA are not complete (we are still wait- not yet paid your 2017 dues), and 2. the list of donors was turned into the ing on a couple of hotels to give the Michael LaVine, Potentate assignment. You can look at these missions as Earlier this year we saw the benefit of office and I don’t have a list in front of committee its portion of the room work or you can look at them as having our circus telemarketing gather me right now. Rather than risk offending rentals), the 2017 MSA committee is ZUHRAH ROLL CALL fun. I would rather we look at them funds without much circus expenses someone by failing to recognize their confident enough of the numbers to “All present and accounted for”. as fun in order to benefit inside our- applied to it—now we seeing pre-pay- contribution, I will have to wait until the reimburse Zuhrah the $15,000 it gave to This is not the military where you selves about why we do what we do. ment circus expenses coming in next issue of the Arabian to list these the committee three years ago as ‘seed’ learn to never “volunteer,” so when As an epilog to last month’s Roll already for our December circus. I wonderful benefactors. money to get the event underway. I ask, who wants to volunteer, I do Call I was remiss in not recognizing believe that I can forecast that by the Meanwhile, I will mention that once Again, I will detail out next month expect a response. Just remember, the Parade Units that stepped up to end of October, our circus expenses again Zuhrah received a bequest from the specific individuals and Units/Clubs you are ALL volunteers in this the plate and performed in the MSA will exceed the funds from both the the estate of Noble Glasser.
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