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Volume 45 / Issue 3 March 2013
Henrietta Jackson
Shares The Wealth

Larry and I just finished talking
with Mark Anderson and Jesus
Figueroa of M. Anderson Construction.
They will be doing the
work on the Arroyo Chico bicycle
path. Construction has started so
we need to be aware of how we
park to ensure that we don’t hinder
the work crews. They plan to use
our back entrance on the South
side of the property so they will
limit the effect they have on our
activities.
On the cover of this month’s
Topics is photo of Henrietta
Jackson and our Bingo Workers.
Henrietta won the $1000.00
money ball at the Sunday Bingo
Session on Feb 3 rd , she decided to
share her good fortune will all the
players on Feb 10 by buying each
player a card for the guaranteed
$1000.00 Coverall Jackpot Game
at a cost of $151.00 out of her
winnings. Henrietta is an
example of some of the wonderful
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Ill. Sir Jeff Horton
Sabbar Potentate 2013
Ponderings of the Potentate
people who play Bingo with us.
Another player won $1000.00 on
the Money Ball and donated
$100.00 to the Transportation
fund. Remember we always
need workers for Bingo, please
contact Ill. Sirs Gary Miller or
Larry Bowers who will be happy
to get you involved. Bingo is not
hard work, it just takes a little of
your time.
I got to do my first Tele-Med
with a patient from Mexico.
Although I didn’t understand the
interaction between the nurses at
the LA Hospital and the young
man, it was obvious to me that the
care given was appreciated. The
family seemed extremely grateful
to us Shriners. The best thanks
can come from the smiles on the
faces of the family as they shared
their joy with us. This really puts
things in prospective when you
personally participate in helping
these kids.
The Motorcycle Raffle is
almost at an end. I want thank all
who helped with this effort. All
of us need to consider helping
when any unit has a big project.
The sad fact is that Sabbar is not
as big as it used to be and we all
need to work together as a Shrine
and not just in your unit. If you
are not in a Unit you should
consider joining one, it is the best
way to get the full benefit of
being a Shriner.
Don’t forget to sign up for our
Sabbar Cruise to Catalina Island
& Ensenada Mexico. This
Mexican Baja trip should be a lot
of fun and we are looking forward
to a relaxing 5 days at sea. The
ship sails from Long Beach (San
Pedro) CA on July 22 nd and returns
July 26 th . Please Call Melody
Watts at AAA Travel (520-
258-0501). The cost is $512 per
person for an interior room and
$572 for an ocean view. Melody
will need a $150 deposit per
person by March 29 th to reserve
your room.
We voted on 3 petitions at the
February meeting 2 of which
were made Shriner during a short
form ceremony in my office on
Feb. 13. Welcome John Cayce
and Jim Pokorny to Sabbar we are
glad to have you as members. If
we can get 3 or more petitions
each month our Ceremonial on
April 20 will be a chance to turn
things around on the membership
problem. All of us know of
Masons in our Blue Lodges who
should be Shriners lets work to
bring them in.
WSA is coming April 23 – 28
in Albuquerque New Mexico.
This is an 8hr drive from Tucson
and a good opportunity for our
Units to make the trip and show
the WSA what Sabbar Shrine is
capable of. We might even take
our bus if enough are willing to
make the trip. (a wet bus would
make the trip easier) I hope each
unit considers this as a needed
function.
I hope that the Gun Safety
Class is effective. It’s a shame
that in these times in America that
so many of us feel that we have to
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carry a weapon for protection.
Mike Manning did an excellent
job with the class and we didn’t
even have to shoot up the hall to
qualify.
Pam and I are expecting a
“Barking” good time at the Dog
Show and Easter Egg Hunt on
March 30 th . We are hoping for a
good turnout. Most of us have
dogs of some sort, bring your
pooch down and lets have fun with
the dogs.
I have asked our editor Rod
Wagoner to reduce the size of the
Topics to cut printing cost so I
better end my ramblings now.
Yours in faith,
Jeff Horton
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From the First Lady
Lady Pam Horton
Sabbar First Lady 2013
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I must apologize for missing the
Sweetheart Dance and Green Valley
OV. My job sometimes takes me out
of town for many days at a time. I
can’t believe it’s March already. It’s
time to get ready for the Dog Show
on March 30. We are expecting
participation from many groups from
the Girl Scouts to Eastern Star.
We also will be having an Easter
Egg hunt for the kids in the dining
room. It should be a family fun day
with lots to do and a “Barking” good
time in the big room.
Also, regarding the Cruise in July—
we will be welcomed in Ensenada
Mexico by the local Shrine club! Pam Horton—1st Lady, 2013
Sabbar Shriners International will have its next
Stated Meeting If on the newsletter March is distributed 11, internally, 2013 @ 7:00pm at
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Sabbar Shrine Center
450 S Tucson Blvd., Tucson, AZ 85716.
Current Shrine AND Current Blue Lodge
Dues Cards are both required for admission
Attested: Jeff Horton, Potentate
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Coming Events Letters
Meetings:
Mar 11—Stated Meeting
Mar 25—Unit Heads
Parades:
Mar 9—Marana Founder’s Day—CALL OUT!
9AM Lineup @ Marana Jr HS
Mar 17—St. Patrick’s Day—CALL OUT!
9AM Lineup @ Pennington & Stone
Official Visits:
Mar 6—Aaron #49—6:00 pm
Mar 12—Oasis #52—6:00pm
Mar 27—NW Shrine Club
Apr 6—Mt Graham Shrine Club
Upcoming Events:
Mar 2—Gun Safety Class
Mar 23—Olana Temple Installation, Nile
Mar 30—Easter Egg Hunt / Dog Show
Apr 6—Director Staff Casino Bus Trip
Frank Rothman 90th Birthday
Apr 7—Motorcycles Poker Run
Black Camel
Noble Donald Sailers
Noble Jeffrey Allen
Noble Holly Callahan
Noble Cecil Durr
Noble Estill Skinner, Jr
Sahuaro
High Twelve #523
Meets Every Thursday 8:00 AM at
Village Inn 6251 N. Oracle Rd.
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To the Nobles of Sabbar Shrine:
The Ladies of the WAOUM Committee of Ladies
Oriental Shrine would like to take this opportunity to
thank you for allowing us to cook for Bingo and Taco
Tuesday at the Shrine Center.
We had a great time and got to meet so many new Nobles.
We had a lot of fun cooking and were sad to see
December 31st come when our contract with the
Shrine expired. Again thank you for the chance to
help the Shrine, the transportation fund and LOS.
We wish the new cooks the very best and want you to
know that if we are ever needed to help with something,
all you have to do is call.
Fraternally,
The Ladies of the WAOUM committee
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For a complete listing of all
Sabbar Events please see the
Sabbar Calendar on page 21
Monday July
3 - 7 - Imperial
Denver
Colorado
Saturday
July 9 - Boxing
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Noble Allan Morgan
Assistant Rabban 2013
Assertions of the Asst. Rabban
In my last article I said
I was going to review
sections of the Shrine
Creed since I feel that
it is important that we
remember why we became
members in the
first place. Some of us
have been members for
a great many years and
have undertaken a lot
of projects, and functions
in support of the
Shrine, and may have
not thought about the
Creed in a while. Over
the years, personality differences, demands from our
jobs, and families may have distracted us from the
reasons we entered into this brotherhood.
Personally, I find it helpful to re-read the creed when
the normal stresses of life make it a difficult choice,
of whether to participate in support of the
organization or take the easy way out and stay home.
As a beginning, the Shrine Creed states that
“Shriners believe in God, and that He created man to
serve His purposes, among which is service to others
in His name. We believe that care for the less
fortunate, especially the Children who suffer from
burns and crippling diseases, is our institutional
calling.” In our cases, that means supporting the
efforts of Sabbar Shrine to serve the children and
families by seeing to it that they are able to get to
the medical care which they need and which is
available at the Shrine hospitals. I don’t know of a
Shriner that doesn’t believe that the work we do in
support of the hospitals is not an important part of
God’s work. If the children are not protected,
nourished, and provided with the care they need to
make them whole, and imbue them with desire to
pass that caring attitude forward to next generation
then we are destined to become a nation of uncaring
takers, instead of a nation of caring givers. In my
mind, it starts with the children. If we cannot
make a difference in our own generation, then we
have to make the effort to give them the
wherewithal so they can make a difference in the
next generation. We as adults, practicing
Masons, and Shriners have to be able to put aside
our personal differences to support the Temple in
it’s work.
I ask that, as a Shriner and a Mason, you
examine your actions and see if you can find a way
to participate in the great work we do for the Children.
Actions do speak louder than words, and
every action you take to help the Shrine,
particularly Sabbar Temple, to succeed is
welcomed and encouraged. Every action, no matter
how small, whether it be of time, money, assisting
in the activities of the Temple, or
encouraging members of your Blue Lodge who
may be interested in the Shrine’s work to
participate, speaks loudly of the type of man you
are, and I am sure will be rewarded by the
Supreme Being in some way, shape, or form.
My own experience has been that, contrary to the
old saying that “No Good Deed Goes
Unpunished” in that my life has been better, and
the struggles more easily weathered by my Faith,
Hope and small amount of Charity I have been
able to provide others in worse circumstances than
myself.
With respect to all Brother Nobles,
Allen P. Morgan, Asst. Rabban.
M A R T o p I c s
D e a d l I n e
M A R 1 8 !
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Units and Clubs
Director Staff
The February meeting started with Brats prepared
by Keith and Marilee Krasny, cooked by President
Harold Walton and eaten by all us. Desserts were
brought by Norma Walton and Jeanie Moyer. We
sure have good cooks in the unit.
Later, Chief Rabban Larry Bowers came to the
meeting informing our group of some of the
events that the Divan hopes to have for Sabbar.
Larry also gave some insights into what he hopes
to accomplish in 2014.
Remember—The Director Staff is planning a
Casino Trip to Wild Horse Pass Casino in
Chandler. Watch for the ad in this issue. Come
have fun with us. Questions?? Call Norma
Walton—885-3087 or Marcy Grover—885-1205.
--Harold Walton, President
Huachuca S.C.
The Club had our meeting on Feb 16 th , with 21
members and their Ladies attending. We are sad
to hear that Noble Victor (Bill) Watson has been
having health issues. Lady Roberta sends us frequent
updates on his positive rehab. We proceeded
on with meeting and the Vidalia onion presales
lists were passed out. I’m glad to report that the
Club will commit to 1300 pounds of onions. The
Club also voted to make Noble Charles Fortner
(CHUCK- A-LUCK) and Noble Al Walz
(FREDDY), life members of the Huachuca Shrine
Club. Both of these Nobles are a true credit to the
Shrine.
Until next month travel safe.
Tom Jones, President
Huachuca Shrine Club
Noble Bill Burkel
Chief Recorder’s
Aide 2013
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Nine of us traveled to Green
Valley for the Official Visit
on February 16th. This is the
1st OV of the year. Green
Valley received us well.
There was great camaraderie.
After a great meal there were
presentations to the club and
the club in turn gave the
Potentate a check for the Shrine.
Green Valley is in the process of
making plans to sell the onions.
They sell several pounds of onions each year.
Rentals are going well. Let's keep promoting our
building. It helps to keep us going!
We still need more good workers for Bingo. Hope
you can help. --Let's talk again later
Bill Burkel
Burkel’s Bits
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~ SABBAR CALENDAR MARCH 2013 ~
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
3
12:45p BINGO
10
12:45p BINGO
17 St. Patrick's Day
9a ST PATRICK
PARADE
12:45p BINGO
24
12:45p BINGO
31 Easter
12:45p BINGO
4
11
3:30p TEMPLE
GUARD
6p DIVAN
6p LEGION OF
HONOR
7p STATED
MEETING
18
7p SHEIKS
25
5:30p BAND
7p UNIT HEAD
Notes:
5
7p DIRECTOR
STAFF
12
6p OV OASIS
#52
7p DRUM &
BUGLE
19
26
7p DRUM &
BUGLE
6
6p OV
AARON #49
6:45p BINGO
13
4p CABIRI
6:45p BINGO
20
6:45p BINGO
27
11:30a
AMBASSADORS
6p OV NW
SHRINE CLUB
6:45p BINGO
7
7p CLOWNS
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21
6:30p VAN
DIVAN
28
1
7p
MOTORCYCLES
8
12p ORIENTAL
BAND
15
22
12p ORIENTAL
BAND
29 Good Friday
7p MASTERS &
WARDENS
2
9a GUN SAFETY
CLASS
9
9a MARANA
PARADE
10a BLUE
ANGELS
BR - Wedding
16
BR - Wedding
Reception
23
BR - NILE
INSTALLATION
30
DOG SHOW
11a Aaron #49
Chili Cookoff

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Blue Lodge Stated Meetings
Organization Address Stated Meeting Website
Tucson #4 3900 N Country Club, Tucson 1st Wed http://tucsonlodge4.homestead.com/index.html
King Solomon #5 4th & Freemont, Tombstone 1st Mon http://www.benson-arizona.com/kingsolomon5/
Willcox #10 114 W. Manley, Wilcox 2nd Thu http://www.benson-arizona.com/willcox10/
Nogales #11 1620 N Royal Rd, Nogales 2nd Wed N/A
Perfect Ashlar #12 89 W. Main St, Bisbee 1st Thu http://www.benson-arizona.com/perfectashlar12/
Chandler-Thunderbird 88 W Erie St, Chandler 2nd Tue http://www.chandlermasons.org/
Safford #16 1421 S. 2nd Ave, Safford 1st Tue http://www.benson-arizona.com/safford16/
Mt Moriah #19 931 G Ave, Douglas 2nd Tue http://www.benson-arizona.com/mountmoriah19/
Pinal #30 1140 E Florence Blvd, Casa Grande 1st Thu http://www.pinallodge30.com/
Epes Randolph #32 3959 E Mabel St, Tucson 2nd Wed 7:30 PM http://www.epesrandolphlodge32.org/
Ajo #36 241 La Mina Ave, Ajo 3rd Tue N/A
Adobe #41 160 S. Scott Ave, Tucson 1st Tue 6:30 PM http://www.adobelodge41.com/
Eloy #46 714 N Main St, Eloy 3rd Thu N/A
Aaron #49 160 S. Scott Ave, Tucson 1st Wed N/A
Oasis #52 450 N. Pantano Rd, Tucson 2nd Tue 7:30 PM http://www.oasis52.org
Huachuca #53 219 S. Garden Ave, Sierra Vista 1st Wed http://www.huachuca53.org/
San Pedro #55 Foothill & Arledon, Benson 4th Mon http://www.sanpedro55.com/
Marion McDaniel #56 3959 E Mabel St, Tucson 1st Mon 7:30 PM http://benson-arizona.com/marionmcdaniel56/
Builders #60 450 N. Pantano Rd, Tucson 2nd Wed http://www.builderslodge60.org
Jerusalem Daylight #66 3959 E Mabel St, Tucson 2nd Sat 10 AM http://www.jerusalemdaylightlodge.org/
Green Valley #71 17990 S La Canada, Green Valley 3rd Tue http://gv71.com
Nelson C. Bledsoe #74 4830 S. 6th Ave, Tucson 2nd Tue http://www.nelsoncbledsoe74.com
Camp Stone #77
Caiman Tundra & Calle Segued,
Huachuca City
2nd Sat 9:30 AM http://www.benson-arizona.com/campstone77/
Anahuac #81 160 S. Scott Ave, Tucson 3rd Mon http://www.anahuac81.org/
All Stated Meetings begin @ 7:00 pm unless otherwise indicated. Dinner, if served, will generally begin 1 hour earlier.
Please check with the organization or on their website for other events and times.
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For a complete listing of all
Sabbar Events please see the
Sabbar Calendar on page 17
Monday
Jan 3 rd
Stated
Meeting
Monday
Jan 10 th
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ELECTED DIVAN—(520) 624-2509
Jeff Horton (Pam) x 118 - pote@sabbarshriners.org ................................ Illustrious Potentate
Larry Bowers, PP x 124 - cr@sabbarshriners.org ............................................... Chief Rabban
Allen Morgan (Angie) x 125 - as@sabbarshriners.org ...................................... Assistant Rabban
Abe Rodriguez (Mica) x 126 - hpp@sabbarshriners.org ............................... High Priest & Prophet
Rod Wagoner (Annette) x 127 - og@sabbarshriners.org ............................ (Pro Tem) Oriental Guide
Steve Wood x 113 - treasurer@sabbarshriners.org .......................................... Treasurer
Van Elrod (Sherry) x 115 - recorder@sabbarshriners.org ........................................... Recorder
FIRST LADY
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APPOINTED DIVAN & STAFF
Vacant .................................................................................................. Ad Chairman
Gary Miller, PP (Judy) 289-9720. ............................................................................................ Bingo
David Haynes (Alice) 490-6036 ................................................................Chaplain / Black Camel
Delmar “Smitty” Smith (Judy) 296-9631 ................................................................................. Chief of Staff
John Tilley (Julia) 296-1928 ......................................................................................... Director
Bill Burkel (Marcy) 747-2058. .................................................. Events / Unit Head Coordinator
Van Elrod (Sherry) 744-2974. ........................................................... Housing / Transportation
Nicole Lowery (Shawn) 907-7957. .......................................................................... Lounge Manager
Van Elrod (Sherry) 744-2974. ................................ Marketing / Promotions / Donor Relations
John Tilley (Julia) 296-1928. ................................................................. Master of Ceremonies
Randy Jager (Lynn) 405-6098 ........................................... Blue Lodge Visitation / Membership
Keith Kransy (Marilee) 747-9611. ........................................................................ Onion Promotions
Marcy Grover 444-2137. ......................................................................................... Rentals
Fred Lohman (Lynndell) 743-8650 .................................................................... Temple Maintenance
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450 S. TUCSON BLVD.
TUCSON, AZ 85716
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Diplomate of the
Academy of Clinical
Sleep Disorders
Dentistry