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Masonic Digest / Scottish Rite Casey A www.SarasotaShrineCenter.com www.HometownHeroesBarGrill.com www.SahibShrine.org Volume 37, Number 8 Sarasota, Florida August 2018 In this issue: Potentate’s Message ......................................................................... 3 Stated Meetings: August 8 and September 6 ................................... 4 Birthday & Anniversary Dinner Dance ............................................... 6 Meet Imperial Potentate Jim Cain ..................................................... 7 Cajun Low Boil Dinner ....................................................................... 8 Box Office Changes .......................................................................... 14 Official Philanthropy of Shriners International Shriners Hospital for Children – Tampa Report............................... 19 In Memoriam / Black Camel ............................................................ 24 August Birthdays ............................................................................. 29 Calendars: August & September ..................................................... 45 2 SAHIB REPORTER August 2018 TABLE OF CONTENTS Potentate’s Message ............................................................................... 3 Stated Meetings ........................................................................................ 4 Recorder’s Report ................................................................................... 5 Volunteerism and Shriners Hospitals for Children ................................... 5 The Official Publication of Birthday & Anniversary Dinner Dance ..................................................... 6 Sahib Shriners Meet Imperial Potentate Jim Cain ............................................................. 7 600 N Beneva Road, Sarasota, FL 34232 Cajun Low Boil Dinner ............................................................................. 8 Ph: (941) 366-4449 Fax: (941) 366-8578 www.SarasotaShrineCenter.com Chaplain’s Notes ...................................................................................... 9 www.HometownHeroesBarGrill.com Hospital Transportation Notes ............................................................. 10 www.SahibShrine.org Hospital Transportation Report ............................................................... 10 Publisher Potentate’s Cruise .................................................................................... 11 Sahib Shriners – Del Rawlinson, Potentate Editor Sahib Club Directory ............................................................................... 12 Rebecca Zeissler Motor Corps Notes ................................................................................ 13 Phone: (941) 366-3890 Cajun Low Boil Event ............................................................................. 14 e-mail: [email protected] Box Office Changes ................................................................................ 14 Photographer Joel Furman Event Cancellations ................................................................................. 14 e-mail: [email protected] 2018 Flu Vaccinations ............................................................................. 15 The Reporter is dedicated to promoting the interests Photo: July Birthday & Anniversary Dinner Dance ................................ 16 of Sahib Shriners, Shriners Hospitals for Children, Shriners Hospitals for Children specializing in burn Manatee Shrine Club Notes .................................................................. 17 care, the Sahib Shrine Clubs and Units and Shriners Hospital Report ...................................................................... 19 Freemasonry. DEADLINE Hometown Heroes Sunday Brunch ......................................................... 20 All materials for publication must be submitted to the Sahib Unit Directory ............................................................................... 21 editor no later than the date listed on the monthly calendars published in this newsletter. Dates are Parade Schedule ...................................................................................... 22 subject to change, but generally three (3) weeks prior Past Masters Notes ................................................................................ 23 to publication date which is the first of each month. Donations ................................................................................................ 24 Electronic submissions of text, photos and ads are preferred and may be submitted via email, thumb In Memoriam / Black Camel ................................................................ 24 drive or via a file hosting service. Oriental Band Notes .............................................................................. 25 Sahib Shriners disclaim any liability from any loss or damages resulting from articles, opinions, statements B-I-N-G-O Needs H-E-L-P ..................................................................... 25 or representations expressed or implied in this Venice Shrine Club’s Spaghetti Dinner .................................................. 26 publication. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any August Birthdays ................................................................................... 29 form without written permission from the publisher, Masonic Digest ........................................................................................ 30 except by other officially recognized Shriners Reporter Boosters .................................................................................... 32 publications. In the event of approved reproduction, credit must be given in the publication to Sahib Sar-I Court Notes .................................................................................. 33 Shriners. Requests for reproduction should be Nyla Temple Notes ................................................................................ 35 addressed to Sahib Shriners. SHRINERS HOSPITAL INFORMATION Event: Dance Party Last Saturday of Each Month .................................. 35 For information or assistance in contacting the Fundraisers: Pull Tabs and Donation Boxes ........................................... 39 Shriners Hospitals for Children call: Sahib Shrine “Walk of Honor” Fundraiser ....................................... 41-42 National: (800) 237-5055 Florida: (888) 665-KIDS (5437) Poem: “Dark August” by Derek Walcott ................................................ 42 Sarasota: (941) 955-2494 Officers Pages ................................................................................... 43-44 e-mail: [email protected] The Reporter is a monthly (except for July) digital Index of Advertisers ................................................................................ 44 publication for members of the Sahib Shrine. Printed Calendar .................................................................................................. 45 copies can be obtained at the office for a fee. Annual membership dues are $125, payable to the Sahib ON THE COVER: Illustrious Sir Del Rawlinson is flanked by Noble Joe Humphreys Shrine Temple, Inc., 600 N Beneva Road, Sarasota, FL (front) and Chief Rabban Bruce Porter (rear) at a June Tampa Bay Rays’ game on 34232. “Shriners Day.” Photo provided by Noble Charley Hamilton Vol. 37, No. 8 SAHIB REPORTER 3 Notes from your Divan Potentate’s Message Greetings Nobles, The first seven months of 2018 are now history. We have had so many activities at Sahib during that time span. Time is flying and we have so much still to accomplish! Activities will slow down for the next few months, but we are planning a busy Fall season for all of you Sahib Nobles. Watch the calendar and you won’t miss our activities. Our October ceremonial will be on October 12 and 13; please try to attend if you can, and help make this a memorable occasion for the candidates. Many thanks to our First Ceremonial Master Konstantin Chelnokov and Oriental Guide Keith Curtis for all the work that they are doing, and of course, their ladies. On Friday evening, under the direction of Ritual Team Director Ed Firquin, the cast will present an outstanding performance for us. On Saturday, we will have our parade at the temple. Almost all of the units and clubs will be represented. We want to thank everyone in advance for being supportive of your temple. Let us not forget the Moslem feast put on by our Cabiri, and the ladies luncheon hosted by our Divan ladies with help from our Sahib kitchen. Last, but not least, thanks to all who will make this a memorable day. The Imperial Session in Daytona Beach was successful and is being reported elsewhere in the Reporter. This Imperial Session was very important, as discussions about the future of our hospitals was decided. I want to personally thank all of the unit and club heads, committee heads, and our Cabiri for helping make the first half of 2018 a success; and a special thank you to all you dedicated nobles who are behind the scenes helping to make things happen. Our entire Divan is excited and planning our second half of the year. Come and enjoy our great Sahib Shriner activities. During the second half of 2018, let’s work diligently at establishing a sound membership program. It is vital for the long-term success for Sahib that we do! Until next month, be kind to one another. Yours faithfully, Delbert Rawlinson Sahib Shriners Potentate 2018 4 SAHIB REPORTER
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