June 2013 Volume 128 • Number 6

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Volume 128 • Number 6
Hospital Day
June 2013
Chang the Chinese Dragon was fascinating to the children - just when they made friends, the dragon would sneeze on them!
Potentate Don Harmsen with Auxiliary
members Linda Roussopoulous and
Elizbeth Ekholm.
Dr. Cary Mielke was officially named Chief of Staff .
Here he’s being presented with some of the hats he will
need from his predessor, Dr. Ken Guidera.
Dr. Ryan Bortolon, Anesthesiologist,
shows Dick Thompson PP the difference
between Shriners and other hospitals.
June 2013
Volume 128 • Number 6
Os m a n Sh r i n e O f f i ce r s
2013
Diva n
Donald Harmsen (Terrie)
Potentate
[email protected]
Roger Berge (Jennifer)
Chief Rabban
[email protected]
Directors Staff, Winona Area Shrine Club, Crown Jewel
Jeffrey Olsen (Julie)
Assistant Rabban
[email protected]
Osman Cycles, Pipe Band, St. Paul Zagalas
Bruce Thomas (Terri)
High Priest & Prophet
[email protected]
Drum & Bugle, East Central Shrine Club, Friendly Valley Shrine Club,
Mighty Mites
Rich Purcell (Sharon)
Oriental Guide
[email protected]
Blooming Prairie Shrine Club, Cannon
Valley Shrine Club, Clubs & Units, Provost
St. Cloud Go-Karts Captain Mike Yankovec wrestling this
elephant at the Shrine Circus. He almost had her pinned!
Russell Christofk (Pauline)
Treasurer
[email protected]
Tom West (Rose)
Recorder
[email protected]
Mike Nehm (Sandy)
1st Ceremonial Master
[email protected]
Austin Oriental Band, Austin Area
Shrine Club, Clowns, Patrol
Anders Haugen (Adriana)
2nd Ceremonial Master
[email protected]
St. Cloud Go-Karts, St. Cloud Shrine Club,
St. Cloud Zagalas, Legion of Honor
Larry Norte (Audrey)
Marshal
[email protected]
Chanters, Hi-Hats, Mankato Shrine Club,
Mankato T-Birds, Sheiks
Sean Gardiner (Tracy)
Captain of the Guard
[email protected]
Alexandria Shrine Club, Alexandria Calliope/Four Wheelers,
Nomads Club, Cigar Club
Mark Galloway (Lori)
Outer Guard
[email protected]
Albert Lea Shrine Club and Cars, Rochester Cycles, Rochester Dragons,
Merry Medics, Rochester Shrine Club, Rochester Zagalas
Everything is a dollar!
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$$ Convenient
$$ Economical
$$ Owned by
Shriner Mark
Sandstrom!
Located next to
Hibachi Grill at
1201 Robert Street
Suite 18, W. St. Paul
651-207-6278
Pote’s Notes
The month of May was amazing. On the
third we had snow then eleven days later we
got up to ninety eight. I heard that there is
only one other place on earth that has such
weather extremes. We sure are lucky we live
here.
We started out with a great fish fry and
Masonic information evening at Tussler
Summit Lodge. The food and fellowship
were second to none. Then on Saturday the
4th, we had the spring ceremonial. We had
two new Nobles join Osman. The weather
and the construction that is going on
In This Issue . . .
Stated Meeting - 4
Ceremonial - 5
Hospital Day/Hospital
Birthday/Hospital Report - 6
Picnic - 8
Fish Fry - 8
Club & Unit Reports - 9
Parades by Osman Units - 20
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around our warehouse prevented the
ceremonial team from getting the trailer
with all the equipment and props. But in
true Osman fashion they put on their
tuxedos and did a fantastic job. Thanks
again, guys.
On the 10th, Terrie and I attended the
installation of officers for the Osman Cycle
Corp. What a great group. We ate and
shared a few beverages and talked about the
old times and what we hope will be many
more years of good times.
Then I got a terrible summer cold and
was unable to attend
the club and unit head
meeting. Our
Assistant Rabban, Jeff
Olsen, covered for me
and I later heard he
did a great job.
Thanks Jeff, I owe you
one.
I also missed the
steak fry down in
Albert Lea. I heard
that was really fun as
well. I got better just
in time to attend the
joint Osman/Zuhrah
Divan dinner. This is a
dinner that was started
by my Shrine father
Mike Hildebrand and
his Zuhrah
counterpart Bill
Larson. This has been
a great event to share
Saints Game - 23
World Record Clowns - 23
Osman Womens Auxiliary - 24
Daughters of the Nile - 26
Birthdays June - 27
MSA Duluth - 28
Paper Supporters - 29
Calendar of Events - 30
Parade Pictures - 31
Casino night - 32
Good stuff! Potentate Don Harmsen
enjoying the Fish Fry/Membership Event
at Tusler Summit Lodge.
with our brothers across the river. I’m sure
Mark and his counterpart will keep the
tradition going.
The 17th brought Hospital Day and that
was a great day as well. They were prepared
for the rainy weather we had and had the
event in the upper level of the parking
garage. I always learn more and more about
what great things go on at the Shriners
Hospital for Children. When the patients
come and talk about the great care and the
loving attention they get, it’s hard to keep a
dry eye.
We sure are lucky to be Shriners.
Es Selamu Aleikum
Don Harmsen, Potentate 2013
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Osman Shrine
Stated Meeting
June 11, 2013, 6:30 p.m.
Osman Shrine Center/Lost Spur
Buffet dinner before the meeting
Notice of vote
Due notice is hereby given that, at a Stated meeting of Osman Shrine
on June 11, 2013, the following will be voted upon:
As required by Osman Bylaws, the Nobility will vote on the 2014 fundraiser.
ere shall be a 2014 fundraiser for the Osman Shrine, a Circus to be held
at the State Fair Coliseum.
Notice of Expenditure from Pilgrimage Fund
ere shall be appropriated from the Pilgrimage Fund the sum of $8,000.00 or as much
thereof as is necessary, for the Divan, the Nobility, and the seven elected Midwest
Representatives to attend the Midwest in Duluth, MN, August 15-17, 2013.
ere shall be appropriated from the Pilgrimage Fund the sum of $2,500.00
or as much as is necessary to send the Imperial Representatives
to attend the Imperial Session in Indianapolis, IN, June 30-July 4, 2013.
Attest. Donald Harmsen, Potentate
omas West, Recorder
Meeting starts promptly at 6:30 p.m.
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Scott Paulson cleanses the candidates
while his father Hank looks on.
The Paulson trio: Scott, Hank and
Dan.
Tony Cicchese, Gary Wettschreck, Jerry Payne
and Mike Werth making their entrance.
Ceremonial
Two new Shriners were initiated into the Shrine on May 4.
Above left, Wayne Borneman, whose first line signer was his
father Charles Borneman; and Jeffry Seaberg, whose first line
signer was Sean Gardiner.
We welcome these new Shriners and look forward to seeing Assistant Rabban Jeffrey Olsen, HP&P Bruce Thomas and Chief of Staff
them at some of the many activities coming up.
Mark Sandstrom.
Osman’s renowned Ceremonial Team’s prop wagon was “snowed in” so they performed in tuxedos. Left to right, Eric Bishop, Chester
Affolter, Scott Paulson, Mike Werth, Tony Cicchese, Scott Rich, Henry Paulson PP, Gary Wettschreck, Jerry Payne, John Davenport, Dan
Paulson, Mark Dreyer and Sean Gardiner.
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2013 Hospital Day
Dr. Cary Mielke is congratulated by Potentate Don
Harmsen as he became an Osman Shriner at the Club
& Unit Head Seminar in February.
Cary Mielke named Chief of Staff
Chairman Raymond McCabe announced that the
Board of Governors of the Twin Cities hospital
unanimously approved and ratified the
recommendation of the Joint Boards to appoint Cary
H. Mielke, M.D. Chief of Staff.
Dr. Mielke is a graduate of Macalester College and
received his Medical Degree from the University of
Minnesota. He completed his residency at Mayo Clinic
in Rochester, Minnesota and a fellowship in pediatric
orthopaedic surgery at the University of Utah and
Shriners Hospital for Children in Salt Lake City. In
2006 Dr. Mielke left the world of private practice to
join the Twin Cities medical staff as Assistant Chief of
Staff.
Dr. Mielke is certified by the American Board of
Orthopaedic Surgery and is a member of the Pediatric
Orthopaedic Society of North America. His areas of
special interest include lower extremity reconstruction
and the care of children with cerebral palsy. Dr. Mielke
is involved with outreach efforts abroad to Guatemala .
“I am excited to apply the principas I have
developed in
practice with my
patients on a large
scale,” states Dr.
Mielke. “Shriners
Hospital for
Children - Twin
Cities is an
outstanding
specialty hospital,
and I am proud
that they have
chosen me to help
with continued
improvement in
Dave Tabor with PP Roger
performance
and
Robinson.
patient care.
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On Friday, May 17, Board of Governors Chairman Raymond G.
McCabe welcomed approximately 350 Shriners and their Ladies as well as
representatives from the Womens General Auxiliary, Daughters of the Nile,
donors, and friends of the Hospital to Hospital Day 2013. e afternoon
program was highlighted by patient and family stories as well as a
presentation by staff on “What Makes Us Special”.
Despite the weather, the program was hailed a success and the day was
capped off when KSTP News Anchor Megan Newquist announced the 2013
Rainbow of Hope Award recipients. Two current patients and one former
patient were chosen to receive the award this year based on their attitude,
positive outlook on life and track record of giving back to others in need.
Each of these recipients has proven themselves to be a role model within
their community—despite the challenges they live with each and every day.
is year’s recipients were Hope Lilly Borman, a 7-year old who already
knows the importance of “paying it forward” by collecting and donating
well over 1,000 toys to the hospital; Tabitha Henke, a 13-year old
ambassador of triumph and joy who, through her “Tabitha Hug” program
has raised over $6,000 for flat screen television sets for patient rooms; and
former patient Derrick Perez, who, despite many physical challenges, has
become a decorated Patrolman and Narcotics K-9 handler and has received
citations for bravery in the
line of duty as well as an
Honorable Service Medal
award for bravery
involving personal risk to
life. e Rainbow of Hope
program is supported
through the generosity of
Osman Shrine Center and
supported through the
generosity of Osman
Shrine in memory of
William
Ash, former Board
Gary Winter, Russ and Pauline Christofk listen
Member
at the Twin Cities
to updates at Hospital Day.
hospital.
90th Anniversary Celebration
Shriners Hospitals for Children—Twin Cities celebrates 90 years of
high-quality care this year. On May 18th, a Carnival-themed party was held
on hospital grounds. What was planned to be a fun day on the front lawn
ended up being even more enjoyable in the parking garage and inside the
hospital. e world’s shortest parade started the day and guests enjoyed a
petting zoo, tours, grilled hamburgers and lots of entertainment. ank you
to each individual who helped make this event special. We couldn’t have
done it without you. Here’s to 90 more!
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Can I still sponsor a
patient?
New patients are no longer required to have a
Shriner sponsor because we believe all children
deserve an opportunity to be treated at Shriners
Hospitals for Children.
e hospital still relies on your referrals of new
patients to Shriners Hospitals for Children (see
example of new referral card on right).
When families schedule their appointment, they are
asked how they heard about the hospital. By including
your name on their referral card, new patients will reference you as
their referral source when they call to schedule their first
appointment and you will be noted in their file.
Facts and Figures: Shriners
System Nationwide
Treat more than 122,000 children a year
Employ more than 5,000 healthcare
professionals
Affiliated with some of America’s top
medical schools
ree parts to our mission: worldrenowned clinical care, professional
education and innovative research
Four specialty areas: orthopaedics,
burns, spinal cord injuries and cleft lip
and palate
Holistic approach to care; manage all
aspects of surgery, rehabilitation and
psychological support throughout
a patient’s childhood and
adolescence
Facts and Figures:
Shriners Hospitals for Children
– Twin Cities 2012
Pediatric Orthopaedic Specialty
hospital
Celebrating 90 years of expert
service
40-bed hospital and outpatient
clinic
Treated 7,609 children
in our clinic (783 new
patients)
Performed 702 surgeries
Built 300 custom
prostheses (artificial
limbs)
Created 2,548 orthoses
(braces)
397 patients treated at
six Outreach Clinics in
2012
In-house physical and
occupational therapy
Onsite radiology and
laboratory
Organized multiple
specialty camps for
Patient stories: Sharon, Jacob & Nathan Ritter tell
patients
their tale. Jacob and Nathan are fabulous pianists
and entertained Hospital guests during lunchl
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Women’s General Auxiliary had a busy shopping
area during Hospital Day.
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ANNUAL OSMAN SHRINE PICNIC
e Annual Osman Shrine Family Picnic will be held this year on
Sunday July 28th, at the Central Park in Eagan, 1501 Central Pkwy, Eagan
from 11:00 am – 3:00 pm.
Potentate Harmsen encourages all Osman Shriners, their families,
Minnesota Masons and guests to attend this fun event.
We will be having hot dogs, hamburgers, potato salad, and beans.
Games and prizes for all ages.
PLEASE call the Osman Shrine office by July 19th and let them know if you are
planning on attending the picnic. (651-452-5660)
Jerry Payne and John Cook
Kay Moss and Lady Marlene
FISH FRY
Norm Hodge and John Thordson
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David Park PP
The Divan sings their famous birthday song for Rich
Johnson.
Peter Ekholm PP and Dan Flicek.
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Osman Club & Unit Heads - May 14, 2013
Corps, Director Staff, Drum
& Bugle Corps, Friendly
Valley Shrine Club, Legion of
Honor, Mankato Shrine
Club, Nomads, Provost,
Sheiks, St. Cloud Area Shrine
Club, St. Cloud Go-Carts.
22 other units not in
attendance.
5. Minutes Approval
6. Treasurer’s Report
presented by
Secretary/Treasurer Brent Metcalf
a. Balance $ 1,373.53
L to r, Anders Haugen, Mike Nehm, Jim Moore, Ricque
Beslin, Rich Purcell and Bob Golder.
n Meeting called to order:
President Dave Tabor called the meeting
to order
e following
was done in
order as listed:
1. All
members
and guests
were
welcomed
C&U President Dave
Tabor.
4. Roll Call was taken by Vice President
Mike Yankovec
a. Groups present: Alexandria Area
Shrine Club, Alexandria Calliope & 4Wheelers, Cigar Club, Clowns, Cycle
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incentive program and mentoring
program
13.
a.
i.
ii.
Old Business
Discussed fundraising ideas
Windshield Washer Fluid sales.
Concession Trailer. Bob Golder will
put an article telling about the
trailers’ availability
a. Twelve Members on the Good Cheer
Report
2. Pledge of
Allegiance.
3. Invocation
by Rich
Purcell
b. e following clubs and units still owe
their $10 for 2013 dues: Chanters,
Clowns, Cycle Corps, Director Staff, Past
Potentates, Rochester Merry Medics,
Rochester Zagalas, Sheiks, and Winona
Area Shrine Club.
7. Good Cheer Report
Making the trek from Alexandria, Ron
Williams, Jim Gratias and Mike Denke.
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8. Black Camel Report
a. 3 Members on the Black Camel Report
b. a moment of silence was observed after
the reading of their names.
9. Club & Unit equipment request
a. No requests
10. Chief of Staff Report presented by
Mark Sandstrom
a. Reviewed calendar of events and
parades as printed in the Osman.
11. Circus update from John Davenport
a. final
numbers are
not in yet,
but it is
looking like
a very
successful
2013 Circus.
12.
Membership
Committee
report by
Warren
Lynch
a.
Discussed
member
Chief of Staff Mark Sandstrom.
14. New Business
a. Kid’s Holiday Party: December 8,
2013
b. Discussed lack of attendance at
meeting.
i. Considered possibility of issuing
fines
ii. Considered change in program to
include a speaker
c.
Potentates Gala: September 14th
15. Jeffrey Olsen delivered message from
the Potentate
a. We are under 300,000 members
nationally
b. Potentate’s Trip: October 23-28,
2013 to Las Vegas
16. Next Clubs and Unit Heads Meeting
is July 9, 2013
17. Meeting Adjourned
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Club & Unit
The Chief’s Corner
e Hospital day went well on Friday
and the Minnesota Twins game was a good
game with some great double plays by our
Minnesota Twins, but they couldn’t pull it
off; they lost 3-2 to the Red Sox.
It was a wet day for the 90th Birthday
of our Shriners Hospital.
Our next stated meeting is on June
11th at the Osman Event Center. Social at
6:00pm. Meeting starts at 6:30pm sharp.
Don’t forget the Alexandria Circus on
June 21st at the Douglas County
Fairgrounds, 2:30pm and 7:00pm.
At the end of the month is the Imperial
Session June 30th – July 4th in
Indianapolis. Our Club and Unit meeting
is on July 9th at the Osman Event Center,
social at 6pm and meeting starts at
7:00pm. We would like to see nobles from
ALL the clubs and units. You don’t have to
be an officer to attend, is is where you
get information on what’s happening with
all the activities in Osman Temple.
en the Family Picnic comes on July
28th. It was a great turnout last year and
fun was had by all. I must say it was fun to
try and dunk the Divan in the dunk tank,
I had no success but others were successful.
MSA Duluth is August 15th-17th.
Looks like it will be a great time. Please
make sure you register ASAP for your hotel
reservations (see page 28).
Stated meeting on September 10th.
en comes the Potentate’s Gala on
September 14th at the Osman Event
Center. Times will be in the next Osman.
VIVA Las Vegas is the Potentate’s trip
on October 23rd-28th. Join Potentate Don
Harmsen and Lady Terrie on this Las Vegas
vacation. e NHRA will be in town along
with a ton of other attractions that Vegas
provides.
Here are the Summer Temple Parades
• South St. Paul Kaposia Days, June 28th
Friday, Oasis at Mattie’s Bowling Lanes
on Concord Exchange. Line up at
5:30pm Step off at 6:30 pm
• White Bear Ave., July 10th Wednesday.
•
•
•
•
Park at Aldrich Arena
before the parade,
catch a ride with the
Director's Staff and
Chanter's Wagon to
Mark
the line up area. Line
Sandstrom
up at 6:00pm. step off
at 7:00 pm. Oasis
VFW North St. Paul
Lakeville Pan-o-Prog, July 13th
Saturday. Oasis at Legion.
MSA Duluth, August 15th ursday
(Oasis at end of parade)
MSA Duluth August 17th Saturday
(Oasis Proctor Community Center)
River Falls To Be Announced
Fraternally Yours,
Mark L. Sandstrom, Chief of Staff
[email protected]
Cell: 651.248.9541
Mighty Mites
Greetings from
the Mighty
Mites
Nothing like
a parade or a
circus will bring
people together
in the name of
fun. While we
Wally Larsen
love to see the
many families
during the busy parade season, nothing
brings smiles to the children’s faces more
than circus clowns, cats, elephants, and
the many performers at a circus. What an
honor it is to be a part of the annual
circus that serves our community.
e Mighty Mites membership
answered the call from our Temple to
work the circus as did the other clubs and
units of Osman. If there is one event that
draws our members together, it’s the
circus. Circus week starts with setup
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Monday, booth setup Wednesday, with
shows ursday, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, with tear down on Sunday night.
During this special week, we are all
afforded the opportunity to serve our
Temple while spending time with fellow
members that have chosen the Shrine as a
group of guys that we all call brothers.
e call to serve Osman was made for
the 90th time with the same response.
Members of the Mighty Mites responded
with the same energy and passion that
clubs and units have displayed for the last
ninety years providing our community
with a quality entertainment experience.
While the Mighty Mites are a relatively
new unit in the history of the Osman
Circus, each member of our group
understands how important the circus is
to our Temple, community and the
mission of this great organization.
John Watson, the Mighty Mites Crew
Chief, would like to extend his thanks to
each Mighty
Mite, their
Ladies, family
members and
friends that
volunteered
Ted Johnson chats with a
their time to
patient and her mom at
make the “90th” Shrine Hospitals Birthday.
Shrine Circus a
success.
Was the 2013 Shrine Circus a success?
One only had to take the time to see the
faces of the many families in attendance
this year. Grandparents, parents, their
kids and grandkids displayed their
“Happy Face.” e true test in this case,
is in the eye of the beholder. With that in
mind, I would say fun was had by all
those that were in attendance, and those
of us that were there to work. Did I say
work? It’s never work when you are
having fun in the name of Osman!
Wally Larsen
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St. Cloud Go-Karts
On May 1st we held our first practice. As
in years past, some of the Karts required
a few more pulls than others to get them
running. After sitting idle this past
winter, a few Karts needed new batteries
and a couple had flat tires. The Karts are
Legion of Honor
Welcome to the dog
days of Summer!!
Mother Nature clearly
does not know what she
wants these days, but as
long as we get some
cooperation from her on
Parade days, we can't ask
Rique Beslin
for much more than that
can we?
A big ank You to all who were able to
attend any part of the 90th Anniversary
events for the Shriners Hospitals. We are
always blessed to learn about the new and
exciting things taking place at our hospitals
when we attend these events. We were also
privileged to participate in the shortest
parade ever when we marched along the
driveway of the hospital on Saturday. A
wonderful Anniversary celebration was
planned and everyone attending had a great
time.
Our annual tradition of Presenting the
Colors as well as escorting wreaths on
Memorial Day at Acacia Park continues.
is year was just a little more special for
me as my oldest daughter, Stephanie, was
also a part of the ceremony as one of the
Job's Daughters that performs the living
cross (they close all their meetings with
this, and it's really something special).
If you have never attended this Memorial
Day ceremony you really owe it to yourself
to include it in your activities next year.
Our June meeting will be held at the
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Provost
Our May 20th
meeting was held at
the Lost Spur and our
June 17th meeting
will be held at e
Little Venetian.
Social hour is at
6:00pm, dinner at
Eric Seavey
6:30pm and meeting
at 7pm. July’s
meeting will be the Provost Picnic.
Please try to attend our meetings to
out and
socialize as well as to continue to make
ready for
the Provost a great unit.
Stated Meeting is June 11th at
the season.
6:30pm and Provost Nobles are encourPractice
aged to attend and help with tyling.
starts
e First Parade of the year will be
Wednesday
the South St. Paul Kaposia Days
at the
Parade on Friday June 28th. Please
Eagles.
plan to come out to escort the
Potentate and Divan.
e Provost Picnic will be coming
up on Monday, July 15th; 5pm social,
Warehouse - though this is always subject
6pm meal. Location will be Spooner
to change, depending on how the progress
Park in Little Canada.
Watch for MSA Summer Session
of the construction near the access road
Hotel Registration in the Osman for
goes.
the Duluth hotel. e hotel must be
e summer is shaping up to be a busy
reserved through Osman Shrine with
one. We will be participating in the South
a July 1 deadline.
St. Paul parade on Friday, June
MSA registration
Who’s
wearing
white
28th, step off is at 6:30, White
will be online
socks with a black tux?
Bear Avenue parade on July 11,
through the Aad
Lakeville Pan-o-Prog on July
website. e
13th. Don't forget Imperial is
MSA Summer
relatively close in Indianapolis
Session will be
and there is a very large parade
held in Duluth
there scheduled for July 1 - you
August 15-17.
can fulfill your desire to be a
Erik Seavey,
clown and march in that parade
Secretary
as a clown! And the Family
erik.seavey@
Picnic will be July 28th at
gmail.com
Central Park in Eagan.
Phone: 608738-3789
If you have any interest in the
See page 18
Legion of Honor, please feel free
to contact myself
or any other
member of the
LOH, we would be
happy to share
what we do with
you! Until next
month, stay cool
and stay safe!
With Pride
and Honor,
Needed: A few good men to provide a Color Guard for all
Rique Beslin,
Osman official parades and ceremonials. We are also a social
group and work at the Circus. Call Jim at 651-455-3110.
Commander
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Rochester Shrine Club
Greetings Nobles and
Ladies,
Well we are having
some very different
weather this year; go
from way too much
snow in the beginning of
Larry Norte
May, to flash floods in
the middle of May. I’m
not sure what will be next. I hope this all
straightens out for parade season.
June Meeting Cookout hosted by the
Dragons. June 7th cookout at Larry and
Audrey’s house. Address is 2526 85th
Street NW, Oronoco. Call if you need
directions, 507 250 1855. We plan to
have social hour starting at 5:30pm , and
dinner at 6:30pm. Please let me know if
you can make it so we have enough food
for everyone.
Rochester Area
Shrine Club
2013 Schedule
June 7, 2013 - Cookout - Hosted
by Dragons
July and August - No Meeting
August 15 -17 - Midwest in
Duluth
September 4 - Wine Tasting Hosted by Zagalas
October - Semi-annual
fundraiser
October 2 - RASC Board meeting
Clarion Inn Shrine Room
November 4 - Hufli/Turkey Shoot
November 6 - Annual Meeting
Clarion Inn Shrine Room
November 8-9 - Herberger
Community Days
December 20 - Christmas Ball
Note: Shrine Club meetings are at
7:00 pm the first Wednesday of each
month at the Clarion Inn Shrine Room
unless otherwise noted
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2013 Dues Cards are Available
Secretary/ Treasurer Russ Billings has the
dues cards for 2013. Dues were due on
January 1st; the cost is $15.00 per year. If
you have not yet paid your dues, please get
them to Russ soon.
Good Cheer Nobel Jerry Wrubel is
undergoing some chemotherapy. Please
keep Jerry and his family in your thoughts
and prayers.
If anyone is missing a fez, there was one
left at Dick Tiede’s visitation at Ranfranz
& Vine. If you are missing your fez, please
let me know so I can get it back to you.
Fraternally, Larry Norte,
RASC President
Austin Area Shrine Club & Oriental Band
e first part of May
has been busy for the
Nobles in the Austin area.
Pancake breakfasts,
Scholarship Dinner at
Fidelity Lodge,
Community Night at the
Pizza Ranch, and our
Neil Hanson
monthly meeting on May
9th at George’s in Geneva.
Considering we were competing with an
Austin Artist Series Concert we still had a
respectable turnout. Mike Nehm, 1st
Ceremonial Master and our Divan
Representative attended and brought greetings
from Potentate Donald Harmsen.
In addition, he thanked us for our
participation in the sale of Circus Banners and
Plaques and in the promotion of activities to
benefit the Shrine Hospital.
Other guests were Tim Bass and his Lady
Sandy from Blooming Prairie.
Congratulations to Tim for joining the Austin
Shrine Club and Oriental Band. We look
forward to your participation.
Correspondence included a thank you
from the Shrine Hospital Auxiliary for the
leadership of Noble Charles Van House in
collecting pop cans and pop tabs for their use
toward the purchase of wheelchairs, etc. In
April, almost $600.00 was generated from this
project.
Also, a communication from Frank
Peterson regarding the Kenyon parade was
read and discussed. e Kenyon parade is on
the same date as the 2013 Midwest Session.
e Band will discuss this situation and
communicate with him about our status with
the parade.
Upcoming events include the participation
of the Oriental Band in the Memorial Day
parade May 27th. Parade time is 8:45 a.m.,
with line-up near the VFW in Austin.
Noble Hanson distributed a Tentative
Parade Schedule with confirmed and pending
dates. It was explained that some of the
communities had not mailed information at
this time, but contacts had been made. It is
possible that we may not have the same
number of confirmations as last year.
e next meeting will be the Annual Steak
Fry to be held on June 6th, and it will be held
at the Conservation Club located on Hwy 218
just north of Austin. Social time beginning at
5:00 p.m. Members are asked to bring a dish
to pass or a dessert. e calling committee will
be contacting members.
Neil Hanson, Business Manager
We are looking for new
members that will be
available to contribute
and participate in
parades and other
Clowning events.
We will teach you
everything you will
need to know to
become a clown.
Rick “Trickie” Arends
Phone 763-755-5508
[email protected]
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Cycle Corps
Osman Cycle Corps members, l. to r., front row, Bill Weinand, Henry Paulson PP, Jeffrey Olsen and Steve Davis. Standing, Al Reider,
Frank Spevak PP, George Johnson, Dan Girard, Doug Senn, Andy Ellis, Moe Detroyer, Dennis Sherwood, Larry Furman, Dave Gagnon
and Leonard Smith.
Maureen and Moe (studmuffin)
Detroyer
Bill Weinand, Dennis Sherwood and Steve Davis.
Henry Paulson PP and Dan Girard.
Jackie Sherwood, Barb Weinand and Julie
Olsen.
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Nomads
Hello to all Nobles &
Ladies
We in the Nomads
would like to first say
thank you to all the
people who attended the
Casino Night. e event
showed lots of success for
Scott
the Nomads Club. We
Osterberg
were very grateful for the
opportunity to do
something fun with the nobility. It
appeared that everyone there had a
wonderful time. is has opened the door
for many more possibilities and we look
forward to having other fun events for all
to enjoy.
We also would like to announce that
this year we will be working with any club
or unit interested in using the Concession
trailer. We have people available to bring
the unit to you as well as staff to help
ensure that your needs are covered. Anyone
interested should contact Nomads
President Bob Golder at (651)491-3196 or
email [email protected].
e Nomads Club is a great place for all
new and existing nobles to come offer
ideas, socialize, and just plain old have a
good time. We encourage all to join us in
[email protected] 952-994-9808.
Scott Osterberg, [email protected]
612-221-5595
Respectfully submitted,
Scott Osterberg,
Secretary/Treasurer
[email protected] 612-221-5595
Logan Swedberg got to throw the first pitch at the Twins/Red Sox game May 17. Logan’s
dad Todd is in the Legion of Honor, and his grandfather Kent is a member of the
Directors’ Staff. Logan is everybody’s favorite patient at Shriners Hospital Twin Cities.
GOODn
St. Paul Zagalas
making this a great year.
If you have any questions, please contact
us;
Bob Golder Nomads President;
[email protected] 651-491-3196.
Joe Kivens Nomads Vice-Pres.,
Diane Johnson, Al Fellerman, Darlene Strain and Mike Johnson at the Zagalas dinner
April 29.
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CHEER
Bob Beuc
Russ Christofk
Marv Edelstein
If you know or hear of a sick or deceased Noble,
please call Doreen at the Shrine office
651-452-5660 Email [email protected]
or send a fax 651-683-0231.
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Chanters
Great news! e Chanters may have
two new members from the Ceremonial on
May 4th. We look forward to seeing them.
e Chanters did not sing at the
Ceremonial, as we do not have an
accompanist as yet. We need you, Osman
members, to recommend somebody who is
able to do that for us.
We are going to sing at Acacia Park on
Memorial Day again this year. is is
always a great time. Too bad there aren’t
more people in the audience for such a
lovely program to honor those who have
served and also those who are no longer
with us.
Hospital Day was May 18th and what a
good crowd. Shriners from all over the
upper Midwest and Canada, all came to see
and hear about the work that is done at our
hospital. Miracles are performed daily. We
should all be very proud to be a small part
of those things done to improve the
physical and mental healing of those
children.
What a full weekend – with a baseball
game, Hospital Day, and Casino night at
the Lost Spur. Sure was a fun filled
weekend. anks to the Pote for all the
planning that went into it.
Last but not least is a reminder of the
Stated Meeting on June 11th. Dinner is
available before the meeting. Hope to see
you all there.
For each petal on the shamrock
This brings a wish your way,
Good health, Good luck, and
Happiness
For today and everyday.
Es Selamu Aleikum
The Scribe
Dean Strand and Glen Anderson welcome
new Shriner Wayne Borneman at the May 4
ceremonial.
Alexandria Shrine Club and 4 Wheelers
As the temps
keep rising, so
does the
anticipation of
the start of the
parade season!
Speaking of
parades our first
parade is on
ursday, May
Brion Golde
30th.
On Saturday,
May 7th we had our clean up day at the
Alex Shrine building. It was a bit windy
and chilly but got just about everything
done that needed to be done. Everything is
running and ready to go for the parade
season. I would like to thank everyone that
came to help. You were all appreciated
dearly for your help.
ere are now new steps on the motor
home—no more sagging when you step on
them!
As the parade season is approaching, we
are looking for anyone who would want to
be a part of the parades. Whether you have
ridden a 4-wheeler or if you want to, please
contact John Phillips and he will get you
hooked up. If you don’t want to ride a 4wheeler but still want to come, you are
more than welcome to ride in the motor
home!
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Potluck and Fish Fry
If you can’t believe its circus time, you
9/17/2013-Luau Potluck and Ham
better start believing it! e Alex Circus is
Respectfully Submitted,
just about a month away. e date is
Brion Golde, Secretary
Friday, June 21st with show times at
2:30pm and 7pm. Set up will start roughly
around 8 that morning. Any and all help is
highly appreciated with the entire day, from
set up to tear down.
With spring and summer coming, it
means it’s time for our potluck meals and
meetings, all at the Alex Shrine Building
and are all on the third Tuesday of each
month starting with 6:00 social and 6:30
dinner.
Just a few other reminders: if you
haven’t paid your 2013 dues, please do so
and also to bring toys to the meetings for
the hospital!
Summer meeting
schedule, all at
Alex Shrine
Building:
5/21/2013ALExANdRIA, MN
Potluck and Steak
Meeting the Third Tuesday of Every Month
6/18/2013Potluck and Turkey
7/16/2013Potluck and
Hamburgers and
Brats
8/20/2013-
Alexandria Shrine Club
& Four Wheelers
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Rochester Dragon Patrol
After the world’s shortest (and possibly wettest) parade,
Chang makes his way to the 2nd level to greet children and
guests. Dragon marchers didn’t notice when Chang tripped
the “You’re Too Tall” marker on the way up, and found
Chang’s ears didn’t fit under the rafters. Some creative
“tipping” and he was on his way!
Dragons Doug Brick, left and Dan Rasmussen met up with
some clowns - Dan carried lipstick marks the rest of the day!
This might have been the only Dragon in a parking garage
in the State of Minnesota that day!
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Chang is out of hibernation. In fact he has participated in his
first parade at the 90th anniversary at the Shrine Hospital on May
18th. It rained, but none the less the nobles had fun and I
understand there was some lipstick left behind!
It has been an interesting spring, when Chang was taken out we
found out that
the truck, cart,
and Chang's
sound batteries
were all bad,
they are now
replaced and
ready for the
first parade in
Arcadia WI.
ere was a lot
of TLC done to
the truck and
trailer to ready
it for parade
season.
Dragons Doug Brick and Al Shufelt doing the
We have
“toss the stuffie into the basket” game with the
plenty of
Daughters of the Nile.
parades lined up
- over 30 requests so far, requests continue to come in weekly.
Check out parade schedule on our website. We are looking for help
from nobles, anticipating them to sign up for parades.
We want to offer special thanks to Noble Brad Stout from Austin
who brought over the Oriental Bands bus to tow our Dragon Patrol
Trailer. is was done to see how their bus would handle the 28
foot trailer. It worked fine, so we will now continue to prepare our
recently purchased bus for the Dragon Patrol. ere is plenty of
work to be done before it will be ready for parades.
We have 11
Nobles signed up
for Midwest in
Duluth. We are
looking forward to
heading to this
great lake city. See
you all soon!
Congratulations
to noble Bill
Hubbard who was
recently installed as
grand organist for
the Grand Chapter
of the Order of the
Eastern Star.
Check us out at
www.rochester
dragon.com or
Rochester Dragon
on Facebook.
Kids were fascinated by Chang’s teeth. Dan
Rasmussen shows a couple of future Shriners
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Albert Lea Shrine Club and Albert Lea Cars
Greetings Nobles, Ladies and Friends,
e ALSC has another new Noble. At the May
4th Spring Ceremonial our Club gained another
Noble. Noble Wayne Borneman was fezzed by his
father Noble Chuck Borneman. e Ceremonial
was at the Masonic Center Plato and a GREAT job
was done by the Osman Ceremonial team. e
work was wonderful, the fellowship was fun, and
the lunch was good. What a great order the Osman
group is. Welcome aboard Noble Wayne!!!
Noble Richard Paul and his Lady Kathy at
the Steak Fry
At the Steak Fry
Our Club also had our
annual Spring Steak Fry May
15th. Attendance was good, the
food was great, the weather was
wonderful, and the fellowship
was inspiring. We were
honored to have our Divan rep.
Outer Guard Mark Galloway
and his Lady Lori present. He
brought us greetings from our
Potentate Donald Harmsen and
the Divan.
New Noble Wayne Borneman
and father Noble Chuck
Borneman
Two father/son combinations At the ceremonial:
Greg Morfitt, Wayne Borneman, Chuck Borneman
and Derald Morfitt.
Parade season is here and
rolling. We have fifteen parades
at this time and adding more. I for one look forward to all those smiling faces.
Greg Morfitt, Secretary, ALSC
Mankato
Greetings to our fellow Nobles & Ladies
Mankato Shrine Club & T-Birds kicked
off the 2013 parade season with the annual
spring banquet April 19th, at the Eagles
Club. All 39 Nobles & Ladies who
attended enjoyed a 4 meat buffet, with
beverage of choice. We were especially
pleased to be joined by Marshal Larry
Norte and Lady Audrey considering we
had 8 inches of heavy wet snow the night
before. Marshal Larry Norte installed
2013 officers, Mankato T-Bird President –
Michael Meyer, Mankato Area Shrine
Club President – Steve Igou and Secretary/
Treasurer – Dave Peterson.
Winters are quiet in Mankato
Shrineland as we have many snow birds.
Steve Igou, Michael Meyer & Dave
Peterson attended the officers meeting at
the Shrine Hospital in early February.
North Mankato American Legion again
had their sharing tree, which netted a van
load of toys for the Shriners Hospital in
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the Twin Cities,
delivered in
December.
Mankato donated
$2,000.00 for the
Parade of Glory.
Our restoration
program limited the
amount we could
contribute. We repainted 8 cars and
replaced 6 motors
this winter. Hope
all have a great
parade season this
year.
Fraternally
yours,
Secretary/
Treasurer Dave
Peterson
Left to right: Secretary/Treasurer Dave Peterson, Mankato T-Bird
President Michael Meyer, Mankato Area Shrine Club President
Steve Igou, and Osman Marshal Larry Norte
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From page 11
Directors Staff
Greetings Nobles and
Ladies,
Our May meeting was
held at Joseph’s restaurant
in St. Paul with a general
order of business and
discussed what items
Ron Clarstrom need attention for the
2013 season.
anks to those who turned out to
wash, wax and prepare the vehicles for the
2013 season. Check the Osman for Parade
Schedules.
Our June meeting (18th) will be at the
warehouse. Planning to BBQ or grill
something, more on this later.
No meetings are scheduled for July and
August due to parade schedules.
A reminder to register for the MSA in
Duluth, MN, Aug. 15-17 if you haven’t
already done so. Application is in this issue
if needed.
I have it from good authority
that there will be a Camel Herders
degree at the MSA.
Any new Nobles who are
looking for a unit to join, should
seriously consider the Directors
Staff. We don’t march, we ride.
Directors’ Staff member PP
Marv Edelstein is at Bethesda
Hospital in St. Paul and is hoping
to be released to rehab soon. Keep
Marv and his family in your
thoughts and prayers.
Hope to see you at the events.
Have a great month
Keep on rollin'
with the Director's Staff
Ron Clarstrom
Ceremonial cast member Gary
Wettschreck didn’t get
the email about
doing the May 4
ceremonial in
tuxedoes, so
Tom West
hurried home,
got him his
spare tux.
Unfortunately, Tom
forgot to get
dark socks. It
was either the
dorky white
socks, or the curly
toed red shoes!
Looking good, Gary!
Merry Medics
Nobles, Ladies, and
Friends
As I write this
we all have a heavy
heart with the
passing of a great
clown and a great
Brother, Bob Witt.
Bob will be missed
by all and this
parade season will
not be the same
without him
behind the
an
Ryan Collig
wheel of the
ambulance. Bob enjoyed
participating in parades and rarely missed
one. Last year he received the well
deserved Clown of the Year.
Bob was very involved in the Masonic
Lodge, Scottish Rite and the Osman
Temple and Shrine Club. He spent many
summer weekends with the Merry Medics
Clowns, a group of Rochester Shrine Club
members that used their participation in
regional celebrations and parades to raise
awareness for Shriners Children's hospitals.
We all will miss his knowledge and all
the great stories shared while on trips. I
personally enjoyed meeting Bob and
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parading with him last year, I only
wish I could have had a lot more
years to hear more stories and learn
much more from him. Bob was a
true Brother and we all are better
men to have crossed paths with him.
Parade season is gaining speed
with a couple under our suspenders.
We were honored in participating in
the 90th anniversary Shrine
Hospital-Twin Cities parade. It was
Merry Medics Patrick Johnson, Ryan Colligan and
fun to see all the different units
Kenny Monaghan met up with a couple of Zuhrah
parading for the kids, that's what it's clowns, and tried to keep dry at the Hospital
birthday party
all about. We also had two parades
on June 9th with the Merry Medics
thank all that participated. We have plenty
in Adams, MN and e Cannon Valley
more parades to partake in this month and
Clowns in Pine Island, MN. I want to
it's never too late to join in on the fun. If
you are interested in clowning with us,
please contact me. We can never have too
many clowns! Free shirt and first years dues
on us! Until next time, I hope to see you
on the street
ere are no strangers, only friends you
have not met yet.
— Robert 'Bob' Witt
We’ll miss Bob Witt’s smiling
encouragement at the parades this
summer.
Fraternally,
Ryan Colligan, President
Rochester Merry Medics
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CLUB & UNIT HEADS
OFFICERS
President:
Dave Tabor
651-206-8574
[email protected]
Vice President:
Mike Yankovec
320-493-0776
[email protected]
Secretary/Treasurer:
Brent Metcalf
651-739-3653
[email protected]
CLUBS & UNITS
ALBERT LEA SHRINE CLUB
ALBERT LEA CARS
Clarence Schroeder, President
507-373-2778
[email protected]
ALExANdRIA AREA
SHRINE CLUB
Mike Denke, President
320-491-8381
[email protected]
ALExANdRIA CALLIOPE &
FOUR-WHEELERS
John Phillips, Captain
320-762-0474
[email protected]
AUSTIN AREA SHRINE CLUB
AUSTIN ORIENTAL BANd
Brad Stout, President
507-433-8294
[email protected]
BLOOMING PRAIRIE SHRINE CLUB
Andrew Weiss, President
507-528-2533
CANNON VALLEY SHRINE CLUB
Dennis Monroe, President
507-789-6399
CHANTERS
Dean Strand, President
651-770-2159
CIGAR CLUB
Mike Ordorff, President
612-919-0475
anawesomecarpenter@
yahoo.com
ACACIA
P
ARK
CEMETERY
A non-profit
perpetual care cemetery
serving all faiths
since 1925.
Stop by to view
our picturesque grounds,
the old stone chapel and our impressive
Veterans Memorial.
You’ll like our majestic view.
2151 Pilot Knob Road
Mendota Heights, MN 55120-1198
651-452-1555
[email protected] • Fax 651-452-2986
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CLOWNS
Wade Brooks, President
952-447-5702
[email protected]
PROVOST
Gary Winter, Captain
651-484-1763
[email protected]
dIRECTORS STAFF
Ronald Clarstrom, President
763-754-5547
[email protected]
ROCHESTER AREA SHRINE CLUB
Larry Norte, President
(507) 250-1855
[email protected]
dRUM & BUGLE CORPS
Dean Brown, Captain
612-963-9159
[email protected]
ROCHESTER CYCLE PATROL
Josh Allen, President
507-272-7323
[email protected]
EAST CENTRAL SHRINE CLUB
Don Vaughn, President
320-358-4040
[email protected]
ROCHESTER dRAGON PATROL
Doug Brick, President
507-254-6715
[email protected]
FRIENdLY VALLEY SHRINE CLUB
Jim Smith, President
651-459-8320
[email protected]
ROCHESTER MERRY MEdICS
Ryan Colligan, President
507-250-2730
[email protected]
LEGION OF HONOR
William Beslin, Commander
651-322-4562
[email protected]
ST. CLOUd AREA SHRINE CLUB
Roger Robinson, President
320-420-8142
[email protected]
MANKATO AREA SHRINE CLUB
Steve Igou, President
507-546-3827
[email protected]
MANKATO T-BIRdS
Michael Meyer
608-395-7609
[email protected]
MIGHTY MITES
John Watson Crew Chief
651-639-9357
[email protected]
NOMAdS
Bob Golder, President
651-777-3781
Email [email protected]
OSMAN CYCLE CORPS
Dennis Sherwood, Captain
952-937-5054
[email protected]
PAST POTENTATES
Mike Awada, President
612-723-4864
[email protected]
PATROL
George Carlson, Captain
651-774-7793
ST. CLOUd GO-KARTS
Mike Yankovec, Captain
320-493-0776
[email protected]
SHEIKS
Steve Hoyer, Captain
651-487-1089
[email protected]
WINONA AREA SHRINE CLUB
Robert Stedman, President
507-454-7209
[email protected]
ZAGALAS – ROCHESTER CHAPTER
Steve Groteboer, President
281 467-9333
[email protected]
ZAGALAS – ST. CLOUd CHAPTER
Roger Robinson, President
320-420-8142
rrobinson@
global-continuum.com
ZAGALAS – ST. PAUL CHAPTER
David Gagnon, President
651-436-6765
[email protected]
Attention Clubs & Units: Make sure you have a person appointed to
make a monthly report to The Osman. Return your report by the
deadline (usually around the 15th of the month) to
[email protected] or mail to
2750 Sibley Memorial Highway, St. Paul 55121
(651) 452-5660 • Fax (651) 683-0231
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A parade wouldn’t be a parade
without Shriners! We checked with
some of the Osman Units and got this
tentative list of parades scheduled for
this summer. Though far from
complete, this list is impressive.
Reminder: your Temple dues need to be paid before you can participate in any parades,
as you will not be covered by the Temple insurance.
Alexandria
Austin Oriental Band
Albert Lea Cars
Mighty Mites
Osman Cycle Corps
Mankato T-Birds
St. Cloud Go-Karts
Albert Lea Cars
Rochester Zagalas
Merry Medics
Merry Medics
Mankato T-Birds
Albert Lea Cars
Alexandria
Mankato T-Birds
Rochester Zagalas
Rochester Zagalas
Rochester Cycle Patrol
St. Cloud Go-Karts
Osman Cycle Corps
Albert Lea Cars
Mighty Mites
Rochester Zagalas
Mankato T-Birds
Alexandria
Albert Lea Cars
St. Cloud Go-Karts
Rochester Zagalas
Alexandria
St. Cloud Go-Karts
Alexandria
Albert Lea Cars
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Morristown
Morristown
Morristown
Roberts WI
Eleva, WI
Roberts, WI
Mapleton
Sartell SummerFest
Glenville
Pine Island
Pine Island
Pine Island
Adams
Waterville
Waterville
Waterville
Wadena
Redwood Falls
Lewisville
Zumbrota
Zumbrota
Alden
Avon
Farmington
Faribault
Lewisville
Osseo, WI
Elgin
Elgin
Janesville
Janesville
Kensington
Janesville
Foley Fun Days
Rochester
Alex Shrine Circus
Sauk Rapids
Granada, MN
Gr. Meadow
Granite Falls
Medford
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Sun. 1:00 pm
Thurs 7:00 pm
Fri.
Sat
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Sat
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Wed 7:30 pm
Fri.
6:15 pm
Fri. 2:30 & 7:00
Fri.
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Sat
2:00 pm
Sat
1:00 pm
Sat
4:30pm
Mighty Mites
Merry Medics
Mankato T-Birds
St. Cloud Go-Karts
Osman Cycle Corps
Albert Lea Cars
Mighty Mites
Merry Medics
Alexandria
St. Cloud Go-Karts
TEMPLE PARAdE
Merry Medics
St. Cloud Go-Karts
Osman Cycle Corps
Merry Medics
Albert Lea Cars
Mighty Mites
Rochester Zagalas
Merry Medics
Merry Medics
Mankato T-Birds
Mankato T-Birds
Alexandria
St. Cloud Go-Karts
Osman Cycle Corps
Osman Cycle Corps
Osman Cycle Corps
Albert Lea Cars
St. James
Winona
Winona
Winona
Nicollet
Osakis Parade
North Branch
St. Clair
South St. Paul
Rochester
Rochester
South St. Paul
Rochester
SSP Kaposia Days
South St. Paul
Lewistown, MN
Grand Meadow
Granite City Days
St. Cloud
LAKE CITY
LAKE CITY
Albert Lea
Albert Lea
Eagan
Austin
Blooming Prairie
Blooming Prairie
CANNON FALLS
Blooming Prairie
STEWARTVILLE, MN
Austin
Blooming Prairie
Austin
Blooming Prairie
St. Peter
Elysain
Park Rapids
St Joe
Annandale
Delano
Chanhassen
Blooming Prairie
6/23/13 Sat
6:00 pm
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6/23/13 Sun. 12:30 pm
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6/23/13 Sun.
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Noon
6/28/13 Fri.
6:30 pm
6/28/13 Fri.
6:15 pm
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6/28/13 Fri.
6:30 pm
6/28/13 Fri.
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6:30 pm
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7/4/13
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Thurs 2:30 pm
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Thurs 2:30 pm
7/4/13
Thurs 11:30 am
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Thurs 2:30 pm
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Thurs 6:30 pm
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Thurs
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Thurs
7/4/13
Thurs 11:00 a.m.
7/4/13
Thurs 2:30 pm
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Thurs
7/4/13
Thurs
Thurs 5:00 pm
7/4/13
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Thurs
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Thurs
7/4/13
Thurs
7/4/13
Thurs
7/4/13
Thurs 2:30pm
J u n e
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Mighty Mites
Alexandria
Alexandria
Mighty Mites
Mankato T-Birds
Alexandria
Osman Cycle Corps
TEMPLE PARAdE
Mighty Mites
TEMPLE PARAdE
Merry Medics
Mankato T-Birds
Mankato T-Birds
St. Cloud Go-Karts
Albert Lea Cars
St. Cloud Go-Karts
St. Cloud Go-Karts
St. Cloud Go-Karts
Albert Lea Cars
Mighty Mites
Merry Medics
Rochester Zagalas
Rochester Zagalas
Merry Medics
Mankato T-Birds
Mankato T-Birds
Mighty Mites
Rochester Zagalas
Augusta, WI
7/6/13
Sat
Villard
7/6/13
Sat
2:00 pm
Augusta, WI
7/7/13
Sun. 1:30 pm
Bemidji
7/7/13
Sun. 1:00 pm
White Bear Ave
7/10/13 Wed 7:00 pm
Minnesota Lake
7/10/13 Wed
White Bear Ave
7/10/13 Wed 7:00 pm
White Bear Ave.
7/10/13 Wed
White Bear Ave 7/10/13 Wed 7:00 pm
MAZEPPA,MN
7/12/13 Fri.
7:00 pm
Lakeville, MN
7/13/13 Sat
5:30 pm
Lakeville
7/13/13 Sat
LAKEVILLE, MN
7/13/13 Sat
5:30 pm
New Richland
7/13/13 Sat
New Richland
7/13/13 Sat
5:00 pm
North Mankato
7/13/13 Sat
New Richland
7/13/13 Sat
Litchfield Watercade
7/13/13
Sat
Blue Earth
7/13/13 Sat
5:pm
Trempealeau, WI 7/14/13 Sun. 2:00 pm
All Masonic PIcnic 7/14/13 Sun.
Monticello Riverfest 7/14/13 Sun. 1:30 pm
MN Lake
7/17/13 Wed 7:00 pm
Sherburne Co. fair 7/19/13 Fri.
Richmond
7/20/13 Sat
7:30 pm
Elmore
7/20/13 Sat
Truman, MN
7/21/13 Sun. 5:00 pm
BYRON, MN
7/21/13 Sun. 6:00 pm
LEROY
7/21/13 Sun.
Madison Lake
7/27/13 Sat
1:00 pm
Truman
7/27/13 Sat
5:00 pm
Truman
7/27/13 Sat
5:00 pm
Wabasha
7/27/13 Sat
6:00 pm
Wabasha
7/27/13 Sat
6:00 pm
Wabasha
7/27/13 Sat
Truman
7/27/13 Sat 5:00 p.m
Madison Lake
7/27/13 Sat
Truman
7/27/13 Sat
Little Canada
7/28/13 Sun. 12:30 pm
Montgomery
7/28/13 Sun.
Noon
Hayfield
7/28/13 Sun. 2:00 pm
Hayfield
7/28/13 Sun. 2:00 pm
Behind the Kart-riding, clowning and horn-tooting,
these Units are spreading the message of Shriners’
philanthropy: “We parade so they can walk.” There
are hundreds of parades throughout Minnesota
and surrounding states each summer, and through
the efforts of dozens of Shrine Units, many will have
at least one Shrine Unit participating. Check over
the list, and if you have a spare afternoon or
evening, come to a parade! Better yet, join a Unit
so you can participate!
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Merry Medics
Mankato T-Birds
Alexandria
Albert Lea Cars
Alexandria
Alexandria
St. Cloud Go-Karts
Osman Cycle Corps
Osman Cycle Corps
Merry Medics
Albert Lea Cars
Rochester Zagalas
Merry Medics
St. Cloud Go-Karts
Mighty Mites
Rochester Zagalas
Alexandria
St. Cloud Go-Karts
TEMPLE PARAdE
Albert Lea Cars
Mighty Mites
Mighty Mites
Hayfield
7/28/13 Sun.
Montgomery
7/28/13 Sun. 12:00 noon
Montgomery
7/28/13 Sun.
Glenwood
7/28/13 Sun. 1:00 pm
Montgomery
7/28/13 Sun.
Noon
Watkins Calliope #1 8/3/13
Sat 10:30 am
Brandon Calliope #2 8/3/13
Sat 10:30 am
Watkins Kraut N Wurst
8/3/13
Sat
Watkins
8/3/13
Sat
Pine City
8/3/13
Sat
Lanesboro
8/4/13
Sun. 1:30 pm
Lanesboro
8/4/13
Sun. 1:30 pm
LeSueur
8/4/13
Sun. 1:00 pm
Chatfield
8/10/13 Sat
1:00 pm
Chatfield
8/10/13 Sat
1:00 pm
Chatfield
8/10/13 Sat
Chatfield
8/10/13 Sat
Chatfield
8/10/13 Sat
1:pm
Kasson
8/11/13 Sun. 1:30 pm
Kasson
8/11/13 Sun. 1:30 pm
Kasson
8/11/13 Sun.
Kimball
8/11/13 Sun. 3:00 pm
MSA Duluth
8/15/13 Th-S
MSA Duluth
8/15/13 Thurs
MSA Duluth
8/15/13 Thurs
MSA Duluth
8/15/13 Thurs
MSA Duluth
8/15/13 Thurs
MSA Duluth
8/15/13 Thurs
MSA Duluth
8/15/13 Thurs
MSA duluth 8/15/13 Thurs
Kenyon
8/17/13 Sat
4:pm
MSA Duluth
8/17/13 Sat
Kenyon
8/17/13 Sat
5:30 am
contact the office with
your email and you will
get the parade blast
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Rochester Zagalas
Rochester Zagalas
Rochester Zagalas
Merry Medics
Alexandria
Alexandria
Alexandria
St. Cloud Go-Karts
TEMPLE PARAdE
Mighty Mites
Merry Medics
Mighty Mites
Rochester Zagalas
Rochester Zagalas
Merry Medics
Rochester Zagalas
Merry Medics
Alexandria
Alexandria
TEMPLE PARAdE
Alexandria
Mighty Mites
MSA Duluth
MSA Duluth
Kenyon
Sleepy Eye
MSA Duluth
KENYON
Kenyon
MSA Duluth
St. Paul Park
Kenyon
MSA Duluth
MSA duluth
Goodview
Kasson
PLAINVIEW
St. Charles
St. Charles
Goodview
Goodview
St. Charles
St. Charles
MABLE, MN
KELLOGG, MN
Mantorville
Mantorville
MANTORVILLE
Willmar Circus
Willmar Circus
Blaire, WI
Warren, WI
River Falls
River Falls, WI
River Falls, WI
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She is ‘Titanium’
4:00 pm
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10:00 am
If you’re heading out to watch your
favorite unit, double check with them
to make sure this parade appearance is
confirmed.
The Osman Shrine Cycle Corps is a
precision drill team made up of
Shrine Masons with a passion for
riding and performing.
If you’re interested in joining us, call the office 651-452-5660
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By Deb Gau, Marshall Independent
As Shriners Hospital in the Twin Cities celebrates its 90th
year, Micayla Murphy is one beneficiary that can speak to the
importance of the childrens’ hospital
Micayla Murphy is a dancer. Not just in the sense that the
Marshall middle-schooler
loves being part of the Just For
Kix program - her mom says
it's hard to get her to stop
dancing, period.
"I'm also a sprinter, too,"
Micayla Murphy said. at's
why the past six months have
been tough, as Micayla has
recovered from surgery that
helped correct curves in her
spine.
While she talked, Marshall
fifth-grader Micayla Murphy
hugged a monkey toy given to
Micayla Murphy
her during recovery for back
(photo by Deb Gau)
surgery in December. Scoliosis
had made it hard for Murphy
to participate in dance, one of her favorite things to do.
Back in December, she spent almost a week at the Shriners
Hospital for Children in the Twin Cities. Both Micayla and her
mother Carrie Colvin-Murphy said this week that they're
counting down the days until Micayla can officially go back to
being her active self. "As of next month, she'll get all of her
activity back," Colvin-Murphy said.
It's been a long journey, going all the way back to last spring.
Colvin-Murphy said she and other family members noticed
something didn't seem right with Micayla's posture.
"Mom would say, 'Micayla, stand up straight,' and I'd be
like, 'I am standing up straight,'" Micayla Murphy said. Wearing
a plaid shirt one day showed that something definitely wasn't
right, Micayla said. e lines in the fabric pattern were curved
over parts of her back where she seemed to be growing lumps.
Micayla was diagnosed with scoliosis, which was causing her
spine to curve in an "S" shape. One of the curves was sharp
enough that it was also putting pressure on her lung and making
it harder to breathe.
"She would start dancing, and her endurance was not what it
should be," Colvin-Murphy said.
e only option to help Micayla was back surgery, ColvinMurphy said, and there were two children's hospitals in
Minnesota where the surgery could be done.
One was the Shriners Hospital. Colvin-Murphy said she
applied for a referral there, partly because it worked with a
surgeon from the Mayo Clinic, and partly because she had
family and friends who are members of the Shriners
organization.
Shriners Hospital for Children-Twin Cities, located in
Minneapolis, is celebrating its 90th anniversary this year. e
hospital specializes in offering orthopedic care for children
around the country.
"If it hadn't been for the Shriners Hospital, I don't know
what we would've done," Colvin-Murphy said. e surgery costs
were steep, even with help from insurance.
"ere was a huge application form," Colvin- Murphy said.
She said patients could get referrals from either a physician or
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from a local Shriners group. "ank
goodness, we had both." Micayla was
scheduled for surgery on Dec. 4.
"We went up there on Dec. 3," Micayla
said. Part of the preparations weren't just
for the surgery but to make her hospital
stay afterward more comfortable. "ey
gave me an iPad, and they had a lot of
movies you could pick out to watch."
"ey worked really hard to make sure
that the things that scared her the most
wouldn't be there," Colvin-Murphy said of
the hospital staff. But, Micayla Murphy
said, it was still hard not to be nervous.
"I was pretty scared," Micayla said.
"When they first came up with the
(surgical) bed, I was just bawling."
Micayla went into surgery at 8 a.m. and
didn't come out until around 5:30 p.m.,
Colvin-Murphy said. She had two titanium
rods screwed to her spine, to help keep it
straight. During the next few days, Micayla
worked with therapists to help her get
moving and breathing deeply again.
It was hard at first, Micayla said. She
couldn't manage more than walking from
her room to the hall and back.
"Right after I got up, I was like, 'I don't
want to do this,'" she said.
After Micayla was released from the
hospital, there were still months to go in
the recovery process. For a long time, she
said, she wasn't allowed to do more
physical activity than walking around the
track at the Marshall YMCA. It was
important that her spine had plenty of
time to grow strong around the rods and
screws, Colvin-Murphy said.
It wasn't easy being stuck at home,
Micayla said, but she had a lot of support
from friends, family, and teachers. She was
able to come back to school after the
winter holidays.
"I got this really huge card that had all
the fifth-graders and teachers' names on it,"
she said. She also found a whole bunch of
get-well cards that had been slipped into
her locker.
School desks, on the other hand, were
harder to deal with.
"ose chairs weren't comfortable at
all," Micayla said. "I had to get up a lot."
Colvin-Murphy said Micayla is now
down to just 15 days before the last
doctors' restrictions come off for physical
activity.
"It's so far away," Micayla interjected.
She said it will be exciting to go back to
dancing.
Micayla already has a song picked out
for a solo routine, Colvin-Murphy said.
It's called "Titanium."
Reprinted courtesy of
Independent of Marshall
Osman Shrine / St. Paul Saints Game/Prospect Event
Saint Paul Saints vs. Winnipeg Goldeyes
Tuesday August 20th • 5:00pm Tailgating/meal • 7:05 pm Game time
Midway Stadium • 1771 Energy Park Dr • St. Paul, MN 55108
Family Event: Cost $12.00 per person includes ticket,
meal & refreshments prior to game. Children under the age of 2 are free
Bring a prospective member and their Lady,
and their evening is paid for compliments of Osman Shrine.
RSVP to Osman Shrine 651-452-5660, by July 31st to reserve your meal/ticket
Mackelboar
e St. Paul Saints are heading into their 21st season of providing affordable, family
entertainment to the Twin Cities. Known for innovative promotions and a "Fun is
Good" attitude, the Saints have been recognized locally and nationally for their
creativity and customer service. Where else can you watch a live pig deliver
baseballs to the umpire, get a massage from an 80-year-old nun, sit on a bill board
in right field, or yell "Train!" as they pass behind the left field wall. It's an
experience like no other.
Richard N. Purcell, Divan
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Dennis W. Boom
PP Earl J. Holcomb
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Dear Auxiliary Members and Friends of
the Auxiliary,
ank you to all who attended our
May event at the historic St. James Hotel
in Red Wing. We had such a fun
afternoon. We enjoyed a delicious lunch,
a beautiful setting, great conversation and
lots of laughs. It was great to have several
of our Auxiliary members from Rochester
and Kenyon in attendance in addition to
Donna Pavlish, Terri Thomas, Elvie
Thompson and Sue Doty at the St. James
Hotel event.
all of our Ladies from the
Cities and the guests
brought by our members.
It was also wonderful to
have one of our new
members, Donna Pavlish,
attend this event. Our
guest speaker was Char
Henn, Director of the
Goodhue Historical
Society in Red Wing. e
topic of Char’s
presentation was “Beneath
Kathy Flicek, Rose West, Marjorie Park and Elizabeth
it All.” She shared the
Ekholm hosted an information table at the Tusler
history of ladies’
Summit Fish Fry/Membership event.
undergarments dating
back to the 1800’s up to
course of the last month. Charles also
present day. She showed us some of the
included a one dollar bill with the last
“old” undergarments and literally had us
check as someone had put the dollar bill in
in “stitches” with her humorous and
the pop tab collection. ank you so
educational presentation. She really was a much, Charles. We really appreciate all
fabulous presenter. A very special “thank
your efforts to continue to raise money for
you” to Linda Johnson and Marjorie Park
the Osman Womens Auxiliary which is
for planning and hosting this great event.
used to provide mobility equipment for
ank you also to Betty Porter for making the children at Shriners Hospital for
and donating the very creative and
Children – Twin Cities. We are always
beautiful floral centerpieces which had
amazed and thankful for all of the support
tiny undergarments in them. ere were
we receive from the Osman Shriners and
drawings for the centerpieces. ank you
their Ladies!
also to Kathy Flicek for helping Marjorie
On May 3, Osman Womens Auxiliary
Park make the fancy table favors
was honored to participate in the all
Charles Van House continues to be one Masonic information meeting and Fish
of the Osman Womens Auxiliary’s
Fry at Tussler Summit Lodge. e
strongest supporters. Charles is a member Auxiliary set up a booth and shared
of the Austin Shrine Club, and he is
information about the works of the
absolutely amazing. He has set up two
Auxiliary.
collection sites in the Austin area where he
Hospital Day was very inspiring. It is
collects cans and pop tabs. He takes the
always so interesting to hear about the
cans and pop tabs to the recycling facility
new treatments and techniques that our
which issues a check to the Osman
highly skilled Medical and Hospital staff
Womens Auxiliary which Charles then
perform. An added bonus is to hear from
forwards to us. We
have received three
checks during the
Scott Hippert - Service Dept.
Direct: 507-424-1957 [email protected]
Scott Hippert - Service Dept.
Direct: 507-424-1957 [email protected]
4642 Hwy. 52 North Rochester, MN 55901
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Marjorie Park, Linda Johnson, and Betty Porter hosted the event
at the St. James Hotel. Here they are pictured with Char Henn,
presenter of “Beneath It All.”
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FUN NIGHT
Hosted by Osman Womens Auxiliary
Thursday, June 13
Dinner: 6:00 PM • Bunco: 7:00 PM
Games on the hospital front yard were rained out for the 90th Birthday
Celebration, but Osman Auxiliary Board Member Kathy Flicek joined other
groups on the 2nd floor of the parking garage. Here she is showing the
ropes of fishing for prizes.
some of the children and their families
about their experiences and the progress
they have made. We, as Auxiliary
members are very proud of the
contributions we are able to make toward
the well being of the children.
It was fun to participate and share in
2013
AC T I V I T I E S
June 13 - Thurs. Eve
Auxiliary Hosted
BUNCO Party
Osman Event Center/Lost Spur
Sept. 14 - Saturday
High Tea / Luncheon Lake Elmo Inn 11:30 a.m.
3442 Lake Elmo Avenue North
Oct. 12 - Saturday
Luncheon - 11:30
Doug Ohman, Pioneer
Photography
Lost Spur/Osman Event Center
Dec. 14 - Saturday
Holiday Luncheon - 11:30 AM
Lost Spur/Osman Event Center
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OSMAN EVENT CENTER/LOST SPUR
The cost is $18.00 per person and
includes a “build your own sandwich”
dinner and prizes for the participants.
the 90th Birthday
Reservations:
Kay Skoog 651-653-0814
celebration for Shriners
Hospital for Children – Twin
Cities. e General Womens
Auxiliary is also celebrating 90 years of
helping children at our Hospital. It was
fun to see so many people attend this
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great event.
n George W. Moline 4/24
Please mark your calendar for the next
n Robert Witt 5/11
Auxiliary event which will be the second
annual Auxiliary hosted BUNCO party
n Robert Morin 5/15
on June 13, ursday evening, dinner at
n Lawrence Atkin 5/18
6:00 PM, BUNCO at 7:00 PM, at the
Lost Spur/Osman Event Center. is
event is for everyone, men and women.
Bring a guest. We will again have a “make
Please print or type
q Memorial Gift
your own sandwich and salad” buffet
q Honorarium Gift
prior to playing BUNCO. You do not
need to know how to play BUNCO to
Made by _________________________
attend this event— we will teach you how
to play!
________________________________
Again, it is a pleasure and honor to
In Memory of
In Honor of (circle one)
serve as your Chairman, and thank you
for all of your continued support. If you
________________________________
have any questions or concerns, please
Send acknowledgement to:
contact me.
Rose West, Chairman
________________________________
rwest330@ hotmail.com
Name
651-459-3813
________________________________
Address
Men’s Suits/Tuxes/Blazers/Sports Coats
Make checks payable to: Osman
Womens Auxiliary. Send check along
with this form to: Elizabeth Ekholm,
Memorial Chairman. 1703 Lilac Lane.
Mendota Heights, MN 55118
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Mat-Sha Temple No. 62, Daughters of the Nile
Greetings from MatSha Temple No. 62
Daughters of the Nile.
May has proven to be
a busy month at MatSha. We celebrated our
Past Queens at our first
session on May 11th.
Supreme has approved
Sara Malewitz,
our by-law changes and
Queen
they were printed in the
2013-2014 Directory
which has been distributed.
PQ Gooch Krastins-McKinnon and
PQ Heather Krastins-Lambert attended a
Supreme Temple Action Team training in
Rockford, IL. ese events are meant to
foster the educational growth of our
Temples. Princesses travel from all over the
U.S. and Canada and enjoy a weekend full
of training and fellowship. I encourage any
member of our Order to attend these
trainings if they have the opportunity.
e Flying Colors Temple Flag Unit has
begun practicing. e Unit is practicing on
Saturdays in preparation for Supreme
Session. You do not have to attend
Supreme Session to be a member of the
Flag Unit. If you wish to join us or would
like to help with sewing and preparations
contact Pr. Sarah Mobroten, Captain of
our Unit. All members of the Temple are
welcome to be a part of our Flag Unit.
e Ladies of our Temple had a great
time celebrating at the Annual Hospital
Day and the Twin Cities Hospital's 90th
Anniversary Event. e Flying Colors
marched in the parade, we shared a “Stuffy
toss” game with the kids and enjoyed the
fellowship of so many people who share a
Supreme Session “100 Years
of Nile ... Texas Style”
June 16-20, Grapevine, Texas
Supreme Queen’s Tour of
Shriners Hospital
Tuesday, August 13.
5:00 pm, potluck welcome party for
Supreme visitors, Ladies of the
Household and Guests at PQ Heather
Lambert’s residence.
Official Visit of the
Supreme Queen
Wednesday, August 14 • 3:00 pm
Ceremonial, 6:30 pm Banquet
Midwest Shrine Association
Convention
August 15-17, Duluth, MN
Official Visit of the
Supreme Queen
Sunday, August 18 • 2:00 pm
Lotus Temple, Duluth
Stated Session
Saturday, Sept. 21 • 10:00 am
Disney / Fairytale Princess meeting
At the May 11 meeting, Past Queens were honored. Left to right, Judy Moon 2012; Lois
Purrington 2010; Jane Larson 2009; Sara Malewitz 2013; Donna Erickson 1996-7; Ann
Wall 2008; Arline Carlson 1988; Gooch McKinnon 1999, 2004; Heather Lambert 2011;
Pat Lamon 2009; and Harriet Ellis, 1978, 2008.
Princess Royal Sarah Mobroton manned
an information booth for Nile at the Tusler
Summit Fish Fry May 3.
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love for the patients of Shriners Hospital®.
In an effort to better serve the needs of
the Ladies of our Household, we have
moved to providing
correspondence via email. is includes
communications that
were previously made
via telephone and some
snail-mail. e
“Telephone Committee” has now become
the “Correspondence Committee.” Ladies
who have an e-mail address on file with Pr.
Recorder receive these e-mail messages. If
you would like to receive communications
via e-mail, please contact Pr. Recorder
Princess Sarah Mobroton, Queen Sara
Malawitz, PQ Mary Clawson and PQ Jane
Larson marched in the world’s smallest
(and wettest) parade at the Hospital’s
birthday.
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At Hospital Day, Queen Sara was
introduced by Board Chair Raymond G.
McCabe, and gave an informative speech
on Daughters of the Nile’s activities on
behalf of the Shriners Hospital.
Heather Krastins-Lambert
([email protected]). We have also
changed the procedure for telephone
messaging. Only Princesses who request
Temple Annual Session.
Ladies Night Out will be June 28th –
It is Fajita Night at e Wild Onion. You
won't want to miss the Pool Party and
Luncheon on July 20th. e party room
(for the pool party) is air conditioned.
Come enjoy a Hawaiian themed event, fun
for the whole family (even the aquaphobic).
As we move into the summer months,
we anxiously await the visit of our Supreme
Temple Dignitaries. e Official Visit of
the Supreme Queen to Mat-Sha Temple
will be on Wednesday August 14th at 3pm.
e Ceremonial will be followed by a
banquet at 6:30pm to honor our Supreme
Queen. e Supreme Queen's Hospital
Visit at Shriners Hospital Twin Cities is
Tuesday, August 13th in the afternoon.
After the Hospital visit (5pm) everyone is
invited to share in an informal pot-luck
dinner at Past Queen Heather and Grant
Lambert's Home. is event is open to
everyone, and promises to be a fun
Queen Sara with some of our “Toss the
Stuffies” game winners at the Hospital’s
90th birthday party.
opportunity for fellowship. It is my sincere
hope that many of the Ladies of our
Household will share in these opportunities
to meet our Supreme Queen and the
Ladies who travel with her. It will certainly
be a wonderful week!
I wish you all a wonderful summer full
of fun and sun.
Sparkles of Nile Love,
Sara Malewitz, Queen
JUNE BiRTHDAyS:
Queen Sara visits with Nile members
from Duluth, Queen Linda Tukanen, Pr.
Royal Elvina Shatto PQ, Mary Ward PQ
at Hospital Day May 17.
telephone reminders of Sessions and events
will receive a call. If you wish to receive
these calls, please contact a member of the
Correspondence Committee.
June provides lots of opportunities for
the Daughters of the Nile to show our love
for our Organization and the work we do.
June 1 is the Glitz and Glamour
Fashion Show, showcasing clothing from
Sears. We will share in a delicious luncheon
and be able to shop a bunch of great
vendors, many with goodies you can
purchase and take home the day of the
event.
June 16th through the 20th you will
find many of us in Grapevine, TX
celebrating “100 years of Daughters of the
Nile, Texas Style” at the Supreme
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Orvis Alberts • Joshua Allen • Roger Amundson • Lee Anderson • Walter
Ask Sr. • Timothy Beck • Brian Beermann • Gary Behrendt • Lynn Berven • Paul
Bibeau • Thomas Bramwell • Allen Brandt • Daniel Burstein • Jason Carey •
Donald Carlson • Robert Carlson • Bruce Cedarholm • John Cedergren • Ralph
Christofk • Stephen Claybourne • Ryan Colligan • Rick Dohrn • Gordon Eddy • Chris
Elmquist • Ronald Erickson • Donald Fackler • Marvin Felderman Jr. • Donald Flood •
Michael Fogarty Sr. • John Fox • James Gannon • Dale Graff • Carl Grewe Jr. • Paul
Griffin • Aaron Guetter • David Hakes • Richard Hall • Harris Haugen • Richard Hawkins
• Claus Hildesheim • Bob Holly • Darrell Johnson • Darrin Johnson • Alan Jones • Allan
Kauppi Sr. • Glenn Kiecker • Michael Kothenbeutel • Lamoyne Krohnberg • Kenneth
Kumm • Jamie Kyllo • Jerald Lagro • Gerald Launderville • Ervin Leifheit • Wallace
Mccarthy • Harold Mceuen • Brian Mckenna • Mark Mckenna • Kerry Mcknight • Dean
Mertesdorf • Kenneth Monaghan • Gregory Morfitt • George Nick • Eugene Oswald •
Thomas Pavelich • Roger Payne • Merrill Pedersen • Robert Peltier • J Ryan
Perkins • James Pierce • P.P.Gerald Plachecki • Carl Quast • Jeffrey Redmon •
Charles Richter • Darel Roinestad • Clarence Russell • Joseph Saad • Thomas
Schultz Jr. • Robert Schuster • Jeffrey Seaberg • Douglas Shrewsbury •
David Singewald • David Sloane • Robert Smith • Sigvard Stene • Norrin
Storelee • David Tabor • David Toushin • Gary Vanalstine • Joe
Viavattine • Ronald Wallgren • Clint Watkins • Gerald Wrubel •
Kenneth Zerves • John Zeverino •
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Midwest Shrine Association Summer Session
Duluth in 2013
e MSA registration will be on-line
again this year, www.aadshrine.org.
Hotel reservations must be made through
Osman, using the form at the right.
Noble registration $75.00
Lady registration $65.00
August 15-17
Use this form to reserve your hotel
rooms through the Temple
Counterparts, and others who need to be in Duluth early
may wish to arrive on WEDNESDAY!
As in previous years, your hotel registration needs to be given to
your Club or Unit and, in turn, your Club or Unit Treasurer will
send in all hotel registrations with one check payable to Osman
Shrine to cover all members going. Deadline July 5.
SCHEdULE OF EVENTS
Bus transportation $40/person round trip from Osman Shrine Center (pick
up point in Rochester).
Wednesday, August 14th
UNIT OR CLUB __________________________________________
6:00 PM Counterparts Dinner, AAD Shrine
Building Cost $40/person
NOBLE’S NAME
Thursday, August 15th
SHRINE NUMBER (on 2013 dues card) ________________________
________________________________________
9:30 AM - 1 PM Counterparts Ladies Brunch AAD Shrine Building ROOMMATE’S NAME (Noble) ________________________________
10:30 AM Chiefs of Staff Competition Meeting, Holiday Inn
HOME ADDRESS ________________________________________
1:30 - 3:30 PM Past Potentate's Reception, Pickwick Restaurant
Cost - $25/past potentate, cash bar
______________________________________________________
6:30 PM Parade and Oasis Superior, WI Oasis after parade at
University of Wisconsin-Superior (UWS)
PHONE (_________)
____________________________________
EMAIL ________________________________________________
Live Music by the "Bugs" starting at 8PM at the Oasis
Friday, August 16th
ARRIVAL DATE ________________________
DEPARTURE DATE _____________________
9:00 AM - 1:30 PM Shrine Competitions See below
Hotel Rate
11:00 AM - 2 PM Ladies Luncheon, DECC Cost - $35/person
7:00 PM Pardigras DECC Cost - Included in Registration
Entertainment: Jumbo Ya Ya Band
Saturday, August 17th
10:30 AM Parade & Oasis, Proctor, MN. Oasis will take place at
Proctor's Klang Park
q Comfort Suites on Canal Street
$150.00/night (tax included)
Circle choice: DOUBLE QUEEN - SINGLE KING
Bus ($40 per person) Circle choice YES
Total hotel
NO
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$_______________
Total bus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$_______________
TOTAL ENCLOSED . . . . . . . . .$_______________
Osman has a total of 60 rooms at this hotel, which is in a beautiful
location right on the lake. Both K and QQ rooms, with elevator, 15
rooms available on
Wednesday night.
View of
Lake
Complimentary
Superior
continental hot
from the Hotel.
breakfast, indoor heated
pool, and two whirlpools.
100% smoke free, free
coffee, free hi-speed
internet, microwave and
refrigerator, flat screen
cable TV and free HBO.
Contact Alan Christofk (651)274-9017 or [email protected]
or Doreen Lynch (651)452-5660, if you have any questions.
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2 0 1 3 O S M A N PA P E R S U P P O R T E R S
MEMORIALS
Warren & Doreen Lynch
In Memory of PP Mike Hildebrand,
Dick McNary, PP Tom Huppert &
Doris Plachecki
Leonard Schrade
In Memory of Carole Schrade
Wayne Longwell
In Memory of Jerry Longwell &
Richard K. Brown
Osman Cycle Corps
In Memory of Dale Roberge
Kathleen Foster
In Memory of Jim Foster
Jerry & Nancy Payne
In Memory of PP John Brockman
St Cloud Shrine Club
In Memory of all departed St. Cloud
Shriners
Marvin Felderman Jr.
In Memory of Lon Levitz, Billy
Pinnell and Dick McNary
Rochester Zagalas SC
Tom & Rose West
In Memory of PP Lloyd F. West
of El Riad
Ernie Flury & Becky
PP Tom Huppert
PP Jerry Plachecki
Dennis & Elaine Boom
Alexandria Area SC
Albert Lea SC
PP John & Pat Perkins
PP David & Marjorie Park
Peter & Dolores
Kloskowske
Alyn & Anna Dull
Arthur & Janice Lingo
John E. Raymond
In Memory of Albert E. Raymond
(Tim)
PP Roger Robinson
Neil & Mary Hanson
PP Jim & Joan Sweitzer
Leonard Hislop
Russ & Bev Boogren
Brian Sigstad
In Memory of Harold & Pearl Sigstad
Edward & Audrey Highum
Dean & Marcella Strand
PP Peter & Elizabeth
Ekholm
Kathy & Dan Flicek
Corrine Bergstrom
In Memory of Robert "Bob" Bergstrom
Dorothee Angel
In Memory of Past Chaplain Harold
Angel
Cannon Valley Shrine Club
Henry L Gleason
In Memory of Henry L. Millis &
Charles R Gleason
Hank Brimmer
In Memory of PP Charles P Brimmer &
PP William Dodge
Jan Konkler
In Memory of Jim Konkler
Bill & Bonnie Newell
In Memory of Heidi & Carter Newell
Joe & Carol Burnham
In Memory of Dale & Lee Burnham &
Chester & Phyllis Perry
Russ, Ralph & Alan Christofk
In Memory of Joe Christofk, Father & Russ & Bev Boogren
Grandfather
In Memory of Russ Stauffer
Rochester Zagalas SC
In Memory of Dick Tiede
Russ & Alan Christofk & David Langer
In Memory of Robert Morin
SUPPORT YOUR OSMAN PAPER
Honoraria and Memorials are $35.00 and a Supporter is $25.00.
Call the office at (651) 452-5660 • Fax (651) 683-0231 •
[email protected]. Thanks!
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Heather Krastins Lambert
Tom & Diane Brockman
In Memory of PP
John Brockman
Kent & Karen Swedberg
In Memory of Kenneth Swedberg
J u n e
Herbert & Jerine Erickson
Ray & Dianne Hobot
Daughters of the Nile
Mat-Sha Temple # 62
Trudy Harper
In Memory of Oscar Olin
Pat Huber
In Memory of Bill Huber
Don & Terrie Harmsen
Esther Olson Matthews
In Memory of PP Robert G. Olson
Marian Evans
In Memory of Wayne Evans, past
member of the Dragon Patrol
Art Lemke
In Memory of Shieks and Mighty
Mites
SUPPORTERS
PP Frank & Bev Peterson
Provost
St Cloud Zagalas
Russ & Pauline Christofk
Art Lemke
Lu & Ed Gerads
Gary & Sharon
Wettschreck
John & Patricia Drake
Brad & Sandra Drake
Van & Jan Kellogg
Legion of Honor
Osman Drum & Bugle
Corps
PP Mike & Linda Wilk
P.P. Larry & Julianne
Riemenschneider –Zor
Mankato T-Birds
Herb & Marcia Bernick
Mankato Shrine Club
David R. Olson
George & Arline Carlson
PP Rahn & Ann Lund
Chet Harvey
Osman Hi-Hats
PP Mike Hildebrand
HONORARIA
Jerry & Nancy Payne:
In honor of Rich
Johnson finally being
awarded the welldeserved Osman
Temple Jewel by Ill. Sir
Frank Spevak
Ernie & Becky Flury:
In honor of Nancy Fish
and Jerry Payne for all
they do for Osman
Shrine
Darwin & Barbara
Korum
In Honor of Past and
Present Chanters
In honor of St. Paul Winter
Carnival King Boreas LXXVI
Steve Cortinas and Lady Joy,
also Osman Shriners.
Directors Staff
In honor of Gene Dunne
In honor of 2013-14 Queen
Sara Malewitz, Daughters of
the Nile, Mat Sha Temple #62
Glenn Wiessner
In Honor of Robert A
Wiessner, George & Valorais
Wiessner
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Sunday
2
JUNE 2013
Monday
Tuesday
3
9
Wednesday
4
5
St Cloud Zagalas
drum & Bugle
Osman Cycle Corps
11
Stated Meeting
16
Father's Day
17
6
Shiners International
Awareness day
Chanters
10
18
Austin Oriental band
12
13
Zalagas Rochester
noon
Austin SC
Clowns
19
20
Provost
Alexandria SC,
Alexandria 4wheelers
24
25
Albert Lea SC,
Albert Lea Cars
26
30
Imperial
Session
Jun 30 –
July 4th
S
M
5 6
12 13
19 20
26 27
Shrine Sunday
Fun Days
Due to lack of interest Shrine Sunday
Fun Days have been canceled.
Thank you,
photographers:
Photos are what make this magazine
fun to look at. anks to additional
photographers this month: Art
Pavlish, Greg Morfitt,
Rose West, Mike
Yankovec
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4
11
18
25
S
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1
7 8
14 15
21 22
28 29
July 2013
T W Th F
2 3 4 5
9 10 11 12
16 17 18 19
23 24 25 26
30 31
Mighty Mites (8th)
15
Flag Day
22
June Solstice
Alexandria Circus
28
29
If your Club or Unit would like your activities listed
on the calendar please contact
the Osman Shrine office 651-452-5660,
[email protected]
Upcoming Events
JULY
Imperial Session 1st-4th
Club & Unit Meeting - 9th
Osman Family Picnic - 28th
SEPTEMBER
Stated Meeting 10th
Potentate’s Gala 14th
Rochester
Shrine Club Picnic
Kaposia Days
Parade
Sa
6
13
20
27
AUGUST
Midwest Summer Session
15th-17th
7
21
Cigar Club,
May 2013
T W Th F
1 2 3
7 8 9 10
14 15 16 17
21 22 23 24
28 29 30 31
Saturday
1/8
Mighty Mites
27
Rochester dragon
Patrol
Friday
14
St Cloud Go-Karts,
Legion of Honor,
Sheiks, East Central
SC, Austin Oriental
band
directors Staff
23
Thursday
OCTOBER
Potentate’s Trip 24rd-28th
NOVEMBER
Fall Ceremonial - 2nd
Hufli - 4th
Club & Unit Meeting - 12th
dECEMBER
Stated Meeting 3rd
Childrens Holiday Party 8th
Club & Unit Parade To Glory 10th
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Parade season is here!
See pages 20-22 and join your Shriner friends
in doing what Shriners do best - parading
proudly to support the Shriners Hospital.
R O O F I N G .
S I D I N G .
S H E E T M E T A L .
S n o w a n d i c e
s t e e p s l o p e
B C 6 3 1 3 8 2
d a m n r e m o v a l ,
o r f l a t r o o f s .
Mike Nehm PROJECT MANAGER
651.269.2826 651-795-8875
A D VA N C E D D E S I G N C O N T R A C T I N G L L C . C O M
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAId
Twin Cities MN
Permit No. 264
2750 Sibley Memorial Highway
St. Paul, MN 55121
651/452-5660
CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED
Left, Bob Golder picks
a drawing winner.
Casino
Night
Pete Lokhorst deals blackjack.
Ken Arehart deals to his Lady Mary Lynn and
Jerry Payne
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Dave Singewald and Lady handled the roulette wheel.
After 8-1/2 years, this Osman newspaper is the
last to be produced by Bywords. We want to send
thanks and good thoughts to all the people we’ve
met and worked with on this journey.
We’ll see you at the next event!

June 2013 Volume 128 • Number 6

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