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Khartum Shriners
Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario
Publication Mail Agreement No. 40015402
Volume 9, Number 2
August 2012

K hartum
hronicle
Khartum Shriners
Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario
Canada
Volume 9, Number 2, August 2012
The Khartum Khronicle is published
three times a year and is dedicated to
promoting the purposes and objectives
of Khartum Shriners and Shriners
International, and those of the Masonic
fraternity and affiliated orders.
KHRONICLE STAFF
Publisher............... Illustrious Sir Harry Rosenbaum
Editor.............................................. Glen Thorsteinson
Khronicle Liaison............................... Andrew Skene
Advertising Coordinator..................... Doreen Miller
Business Administrator...... Ill. Sir Jack Hooper, P. P.
Financial Officer..................................... Glenn Lillies
Webmaster.................................................. Guy Arbez
ELECTED DIVAN
Potentate............... Illustrious Sir Harry Rosenbaum
Chief Rabban....................................... Andrew Skene
Assistant Rabban................................... Rick Holberg
High Priest and Prophet............................ Rick Wells
Oriental Guide................................. Jack Hildebrand
Treasurer.................................................. Glenn Lillies
Recorder.................. Illustrious Sir Jack Hooper, P. P.
APPOINTED DIVAN
1st Ceremonial Master............................. David Love
2nd Ceremonial Master......................... Alvin Allard
Director................................................. Bert Manalang
Marshal............................................... Jim Krochenski
Captain of the Guard............................... Chibu Uson
Outer Guard............................................... Guy Arbez
Deputy Outer Guard (E. Ont.)...................... Ed Carr
Deputy Outer Guard (N. Man.)............. David Gray
Deputy Outer Guard (W. Man.)........ Terry Maxwell
Deputy Outer Guard (W. Ont.)............. Matt Queau
Honorary Deputy Outer Guard... Dennis McQuade
Honorary Deputy Outer Guard.. David Rosenbaum
Honorary Deputy Outer Guard............ Kline Virtue
APPOINTED OFFICERS
Chaplain..................................................... Norm Pohl
Chief of Staff........................................... Bruce Barton
Assistant Chief of Staff........................... Jim Graham
Assistant Chief of Staff....................... Cliff Hartmier
Assistant Chief of Staff............................... Tom Love
Deputy Chief of Staff (NW. Ont.)......... Mike Abbott
Deputy Chief of Staff Emeritus
(N. and W. Man.)................................... Bart Hawkins
The Khronicle is the official publication of
Khartum Shriners of Shriners International.
Return Undeliverable Canadian Addresses to:
1155 Wilkes Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3P 1B9
Telephone: (204) 925-1430
Fax: (204) 477-1565
E-mail: office@khartumshriners.org
Web Site: www.khartumshriners.org
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In Memoriam
From the Desk of the Potentate
Notice of Stated Meetings
“Looney Tunes” Fun Night
Lake of the Woods Shrine Club Fish Fry
Lake of the Woods Shrine Club
Khartum Khronicle Supporters — 2012
Hospital Report
Oriental Band
Fife & Drum Band
Ladies Auxiliary
Stamps for Shut-Ins
Ritualistic Unit
Pipes & Drums
Donor Relations Program
Notice to All Units and Clubs
Pembina Valley Shrine Club Fish Fry
Brandon & District Shrine Club
Recorder Emeritus Don Murray Retires
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Index of Advertisers
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35 Barney Gargles
16 Beaver Bus Lines Ltd.
6 Berrydale Auto Centre
28 Brandon Heating & Plumbing
3 Brookside Memorials
28 C & C Rentals Ltd.
29 Casterland
11 Century 21 Advanced Realty
BC Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens
35 Chas. Fidler & Son Ltd.
27 Chicken Chef
6 Crestview Podiatry Clinic
20 Cropo Funeral Chapel
35 Dale’s Electric – DESCO
29 D Jay’s Restaurant
31 Dignity Memorial
30 Ducky’s Fish & Chips
30 Eden Denture Clinic
33 Emerson Duty Free
28 Figol Electric Ltd.
35 General Signs
35 Geo. Smith Plumbing & Heating
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Vintage Cars
Director’s Staff
Provost Corps
Skooters
2012 Ceremonial
2012 Potentate’s Cinderella Ball
Flag Patrol
Upcoming Events Calendar
Stop Burn Injuries
Membership Report
Arabian Horse Guard
Drum & Bugle Corps
Komedians
Khartum Shrine Ladies Brunch
Khartum Shriners 2012 Car Raffle
Daughters of the Nile
Perfect Pitch Patient
Aeroplan Miles
Petition for Initiation and Membership
Goodwealth Financial
G. T. Rowswell Realty
Gutenberg Press Inc.
Harry Rosenbaum
Interlake Real Estate
J. Hansen & Son Ltd.
Jeff Gould Sales
Klean Keepers
Liberty Tax Service
Manitoba Masonic Supply Shop
Marion Dry Cleaners
Metal Etch Graphics Inc.
Neil Bardal Inc.
Nemeth Jewellers
Oldfield Kirby Esau Inc.
Packer’s Fashions
Pal Plastics
Rondex Limited
SWEP Management Ltd.
The Wither Group Inc.
Winnipeg Building. & Decorating
Wyatt Dowling
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We do not lose the ones we love
They only go before where there is everlasting life
Where sorrow is no more . . .
And there the soul will always live
and peace is everywhere
We do not lose the ones we love,
God takes them in His care.
September 7, 2011.
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February 3, 2012.
. . . 6157 . . . . . . . . . . . . Roy A. Wallis
March 20, 2012.
. . . 4115 . . . . . . . . . . . Thomas Curtis
March 23, 2012.
. . . 6649 . . . . . . . . . Murdo Morrison
April 10, 2012.
. . . 6966 . . . . . Douglas Edmondson
April 13, 2012.
. . . 4043 . . . . . . . . . Walter Perepeluk
April 19, 2012.
. . . 6283 . . . . . . . . . . Robert Sizeland
April 19, 2012.
. . . 8258 . . . . . . . . . . . . John W. Codd
May 9, 2012.
. . . 6818 . . . . . . . . . John L. P. Nordal
May 26, 2012.
. . . 8749.
. . . . . . . . . Robert E. Hagen
May 27, 2012.
. . . 7268 . . . . . . . Robert L. Caughlin
June 10, 2012.
. . . 5799 . . . . . . . . . . . . Robert Sunka
June 26, 2012.
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June 27, 2012.
. . . 4095 . . . . . . . William Appleyard
July 5, 2012.
. . . 5908 . . . . . . . . . Keith C. McLean
July 17, 2012.
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From the Desk
of the Potentate
By Illustrious Sir Harry Rosenbaum
Illustrious Sir Harry Rosenbaum,
Potentate, 2012, Khartum Shriners
NOTICE OF STATED MEETINGS
Attest:
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Thursday, November 29, 2012 (Parade to Glory)
7:30 P.M. Sharp
Shrine Activity Room
1155 Wilkes Avenue,
Winnipeg MB R3P 1B9
Agenda:
t was the best of times, it was the worst of times — a
phrase written many years ago, but as history is said to
Irepeat itself, that phrase constantly repeats itself as well.
Since our last publication, much has occurred and much
more will never see print. People will, or may be mentioned
herein, yet others, many more, will be remembered, but
never mentioned. I attribute that not to whether one occurrence
or event is more important than another, but actually
to how the remembrance comes alive again in my mind
while writing. Therefore, if something is left out, or a person
is not referred to, please remember the original event was
the moment.
Since my last article, Lady Hope and I have been
extremely busy and have traveled extensively throughout the
jurisdiction of Khartum, and, as well, outside of our region.
In February, your Divan hosted a meeting at which Mr.
Victor Drury, the Campaign Director for Shriners Hospital
for Children, Canada, spoke to us in regard to the progress
of the new hospital that we, the Shriners, are building in
Montreal. This is a new fundraising project, which is looking
for $28 million, representing funds required from the
Canadian Shrine Centers — $25 million towards the building
itself, and the remainder towards a seat on the research
committee at McGill University. We, nobles, have been
asked for a pledge of $230,000 over a ten-year span, based on
our membership and previous contributions. Your Divan
eagerly approved that pledge, since those funds were available
in our Transportation accounts, and that item was
thereafter confirmed by the membership.
In May, our Assistant Rabban Rick Holberg and his
All nobles are reminded of the following Stated Meetings:
Illustrious Sir Harry Rosenbaum, Potentate/CEO
Illustrious Sir Jack Hooper, P. P., Recorder
Fez and current dues card required
Unit Dress or Business Suit Refreshments
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1. Reports
2. Balloting
3. Other business
Lady Georgette, and myself and my Lady Hope, attended the
2012 Hospital Conference in Montreal, where we had the pleasure
of presenting the firstinstallment of $23,000 to the Chairman
of the Board of Governors. Nobles, this facility will be a
state-of-the-art edifice and will be completed in 2015. You are
all responsible for a small piece of it. Congratulations and a
job well done.
I have advised some of my clients to agree to donate to
Khartum Shriners upon their death, thereby helping
Khartum Shriners financially. We must remember to remind
the people we know, that donations through testamentary
bequests are always thankfully accepted, and an excellent
way of continuing one’s presence amongst us.
The Pipes & Drums unit, accompanied by myself and
Illustrious Sir Ray Bell, P. P., again sojourned to Sioux Falls
SD, El Riad Shriners country, to participate in their annual St.
Patrick's Day parade. The band again lead the parade,
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following myself; Illustrious Sir Ray Bell, P. P.; and Illustrious
Sir Don Jensen, Potentate of El Riad Shriners, who
accompanied them in holding the unit banner. The streets of
the center of the city were lined by thousands of onlookers
who enjoyed every moment. Our Pipes & Drums not only
participated in the parade, but were busy barnstorming at
numerous hospitals and schools as well.
In March, Lady Hope and I and several Divan members
and their ladies had the pleasure of attending the Daughters
of the Nile, Sphinx Temple No. 116, installation ceremonies,
wherein Queen Patti Hillier assumed the chair of office. The
following week, your Divan had the pleasure of hosting the
Honored Ladies Luncheon, which was a sight to see. The
chairman, our Director Bert Manalang, and Lady Tina,
remarkably transformed our activity room into a scene out
of a celebrity wedding. Great job indeed, and I am passing
on the accolades I received on your behalf.
These were a few of the events we attended. Others we
attended on behalf of Khartum Shriners were the Ladies
Auxiliary meeting at the Rehabilitation Hospital and the
Potentate’s Ball in Bismarck ND. While there, we also
attended a Hospital Screening Clinic sponsored by the Twin
Cities Hospital.
Lady Hope and I also attended the installation ceremonies
of the officers of Winnipeg Chapter of the Order of the
Eastern Star, wherein the Grand Matron, Nanette McGill,
and Grand Patron, Barry Homenick, were installed. Later in
May, we were accompanied by our Recorder, Illustrious Sir
Jack Hooper, P. P., and Lady Faye, and attended the Grand
Session for the Order of the Eastern Star, an excellent display
of what can be accomplished when one rehearses.
We also attended the Gathering of the Clans and the annual
Donkey Races. I also traveled to several circuses from Thunder
Bay to Brandon. I thank Chief Rabban Andrew Skene and
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Oriental Guide Jack Hildebrand who filled in for me at the Flin
Flon and Norway House circuses while Noble Rick Holberg
and I were in Montreal at the Hospital Conference.
Speaking about the circus, we give a great big thank
you to Circus Chairman Kevin Davis for a job well done . He
had never been on the Circus Committee before this year
and did a superb job. We will see great things in that area in
the future. While I am thanking a first timer, let me as well
thank Noble Hamish Barrit, who has assumed the role of
Chairman for our major fundraiser for Khartum Shriners
for 2012, the raffle of a 2012 Hyundai Sonata hybrid vehicle.
Lady Hope and I attended the Grand Lodge of Manitoba
communication, at which I had the pleasure of seeing
one great friend, M.W. Bro. Chibu Uson, step out of the
office of Grand Master, while another, M.W. Bro. Al Hadley,
assumed that high office. This was also the first time a
potentate had the pleasure of placing a grand master’s fez
upon his head at his installation before anyone else was
installed. I shall remember that moment forever. Immediately
after the fezzing, his first order of business was to permit
me to leave, so that I would be able to meet up with
Lady Hope and Oriental Guide Jack Hildebrand and Lady
Lynne to attend the Potentate’s Ball for Kem Shriners in
Grand Forks ND. The following day, the four of us, together
with fourteen other members of the Divan and ladies, met
in La Riviere MB to attend and help out at the Pembina Valley
Shrine Club fish fry, which was a huge success. I understand
that about 600 people were served that afternoon.
Without the help from our Divan, this could not have been
Date:
Place:
Dress:
Cost:
Chairman:
“Looney Tunes”
Fun Night
Friday, September 28,
2012, at 7:30 P.M.
Victoria Inn,
1808 Wellington Ave.,
Winnipeg MB
Casual or “Looney
Tunes” Themed Dress
$25.00 each (included
in the cost of a
Potentate’s Ball ticket)
Noble Jack
Hildebrand
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successful. I will single out our dedicated Lady Marcy
Saunders, who never left her fish-flushing station from the
beginning to the time the last customer was served. Thank
you, Lady Marcy.
The following week, thirty-one individuals participated
in the Twin Cities Hospital Bus Tour, chaired by Illustrious
Sir Jack Hooper, P. P., and assisted by Lady Faye (who did
most of the work). We toured the hospital and spoke with the
staff—a reawakening of what we do as Shriners, and why we
do it. We also thank Illustrious Sir Frank Spevak, Potentate;
and Illustrious Sir Jim Berg, P. P., of Osman Shriners, for
arranging a magic show by a fantastic artist who performed
in Las Vegas and on America Has Talent. It’s surprising how
many ham actors we have in Khartum, as well. While there,
LAKE OF THE WOODS SHRINE CLUB FISH FRY
Date:
Time:
Cost:
Location:
Tickets:
Sunday, August 26, 2012
3:00 to 6:00 P.M.
$12.50 per person
Sillery residence,20 Darlington Drive, Kenora ON
Ross Sillery: 807-468-3795, Walter or Bob Gustafson:
807-548-5471, Charlie Dowling: 807-543-2627,
Ernie Tittlemier: 807-548-7643, Shrine Office: 204-925-1430
Ph. 888-7110
ith the Shrine Circus behind
us and summer here, it’s
Wtime to start planning the
Lake of the Woods Shrine Club fish fry
with all the trimmings. It will be held on
August 26 from 3:00 to 6:00 P.M. at Ross
and Laurene Sillery’s home on
Lake of the Woods
Shrine Club
By Noble Ross Sillery
20 Darlington Drive. Tickets are $12.50
per person and will be available July 2
from Charlie Dowling (543-2627), Walter
or Bob Gustafson (548-5471), Ernie
Tittlemier (548-7643), Khartum Shrine
House (925-1430), or Ross Sillery (468-
3795). We would appreciate it if you
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Lady Hope and I, together with Illustrious Sir Frank Spevak
and Lady Joan, had occasion to travel together to attend the
Ceremonial and Potentate’s Ball for Zor Shriners in New
Rockwell WI, while the rest attended the Mall of America
and took a Mississippi river tour.
Now that summer is upon us, so are the various parades.
The first I attended was in Boissevain MB accompanied by
the Brandon Shrine Club, who came out in full force to show
our colors as Shriners.
Lastly, nobles and ladies, let me again thank you so much for
all you do to support Khartum Shriners. Without your support,
we would be unable to accomplish all that we do for our kids.
Please continue to remember, that we do what we do, for
the love of a child. God Bless.
HAMISH BARRIT
981 ST. MARY’S ROAD
would buy your tickets before August 13,
so we can prepare enough food and
know how much fish to buy. We will
post signs as at previous fish frys to
help you find your way. Should the
weather turn nasty, we have a shelter
big enough for all to be comfortable, so
don’t hesitate to get your tickets early,
as we expect a good crowd. There will
be a Chinese auction, draws, lots of fun
and entertainment, and, of course, delicious
walleye.

KHARTUM KHRONICLE SUPPORTERS – 2012
Allard, Alvin and Judy
Andrusyshyn, Herb and Iris
Bell, Illustrious Sir Ray, P.P.
Blagden, Marlice
Blommaert, Wilf and Ann
Border Shrine Club
Brandon Car Patrol
Britton, D. O. and E. E.
Brown, Josephine
Buksak, Stan and Marianne
Burke, Bruce and Grace
Burt, Terry and Marianne
Cable, Mel and Joyce
Chimka, Elizabeth
Clinton, Roger and Georgina
Coard, Anne
Collins, Doug and Helen
Collins, Gerald and Margaret
Collins, Joanne
Crooks, James and Audrey
Dagg, Fred and Catherine
Dauphin & District Shrine Club
Davies, Clair and Valerie
Dawson, Crawford and Dorothy
Duguid, Ken and Adele
Duncalf, Wanda
Fawley, Les and Connie
Foley, Robert and Norma
Friesen, Lawrence and Marlene
Garrow, Steve and Beth
Gilchrist, William and Shirley
Grey, David N.
Gustafson, Walter and Betty
Hall, Royce and Betsy
Hannesson, Illustrious Sir Bud, P. P.,
and Lady Bev
Hawkins, Bart
Henderson, Kenneth and Margaret
Hiebert, William
Hildebrand, Jack and Lynne
Holberg, Rick and Georgette
Hooper, Illustrious Sir Jack, P. P.,
and Lady Faye
Hopkins, Gerald
In Memory of Illustrious Sir
Keith Collins, P. P.
In Memory of Jack Shannon
In Memory of Jim Bonnallo
In Memory of Lawrence Guenther
In Memory of Warren McAdam
Ireland, William and Eileen
James, Terry and Shirley
Johnston, Don and Donna
Johnston, Ross and Betty Jo
Johnstone, Illustrious Sir Tom, P. P.,
and Lady Evelyn
Jolly, Bert
Jones, Robert
Jones, Ted and Shirley
Kaminsky, Douglas H.
Karlowsky, Ernie
Kellas, Marie
Kelly, Marjorie
Khartum Arabian Horse Guard
Khartum Director’s Staff
Khartum Divan
Khartum Drum & Bugle Corps
Khartum Fife & Drum Band
Khartum Ladies Auxiliary
Khartum Oriental Band
Khartum Past Masters Club
Khartum Provost Corps
Khartum Rod & Kustom
Khartum Ruff Riders
Khartum Skooters
Khartum Sport Car Unit
Kindrat, Derek and Judy
Kramble, Wayne and Collins, Donna
Kristjanson, Annie
Kristjanson, Illustrious Sir Ken, P. P.,
and Lady Eve-Anne
Kristjanson, Robert and Sigurros
Krochenski, Jim and June
Lake of the Woods Shrine Club
Landin, Ray
Lee, Albert and Jennie
Lemon, Bonne and Beryl
Lillies, Glenn and Lynda
Lindberg, Nils and Wilson, Liz
Love, Leith
Love, Tom and Donna
MacKay, Peter
McAdam, Connie
McArthur, Lori
We thank these generous folks for their donations to this Khartum Khronicle
issue. If you missed this issue, a donation of $15 or more puts your name on this
page for the December Khronicle issue in 2012. Help us fill it! Please send your
donation to 1155 Wilkes Avenue, Winnipeg MB R3P 1B9.
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McGregor, Barbara
McLaren, Brian and Catherine
McMullan, Illustrious Sir Ed, P. Imp. P.,
and Lady Cilla
Miller, Doreen
Miller, Ken and Joan
Moxley, Illustrious Sir Merv, P. P.,
and Lady Emma
Myers, Freeman
North of ‘53’ Shrine Club
Olafson, A. K. and Jackie
Parker, Dave and Adele
Pawlinsky, Hetty
Pembina Valley Shrine Club
Porter, William L. B.
Porter, Robert
Poulton, Norm and Georgina
Robertson, Calvin and Noreen
Rosenbaum, Illustrious Sir Harry,
Potentate 2012, and Lady Hope
Saunders, Illustrious Sir Gary, P. P.,
and Lady Marcy
Savorn, Wess J.
Scott, Robert
Seel, Doug and Deen, Peggy
Senebald, Ray
Shaw, Yvonne
Sherbrook, Ted and Maya
Skene, Andrew and Irene
Solypa, Emil and Irene
Sphinx Temple # 116,
Daughters of the Nile
Stephenson, Arthur and Grace
Stephenson, Reg
Stewart, Wayne and Carole
Stowell, Wally
Talnicoff, Dan and Jane
Thompson, Denis J.
Thomson, Illustrious Sir Don, P. P.
and Lady Dawn
Thorsteinson, Glen and Mardi
Virtue, Illustrious Sir Doug, P. P.,
and Lady Yvonne
Walton, Donald and Lynne
Werry, Ron and Eve
Wilkie, Murray and Lynda
Woodward, Doris
Zdan, John A.

Hospital Report
By Noble Craig Houston, Khartum Hospital Chairman
he Khartum Shriners Hospital
program is still as busy as ever.
TBy the end of June, we will have
sent physically challenged children
104 times to our “Temples of Mercy” in
Montreal, Minneapolis, Boston, and
Chicago. We will also have sent one
patient to Toronto Sick Children’s Hospital
for surgery on the advice of
Shriners Hospitals for Children Canada,
Montreal, medical staff.
Costs incurred to date are $48,000,
not including the $23,000 which was
presented, on behalf of Khartum, by
Illustrious Sir Harry Rosenbaum,
Potentate, Khartum Shriners, to the
Board of Governors of Shriners Hospitals
for Children Canada, Montreal,
during his recent visit there in May.
Khartum Shriners have committed to
donate $230,000 over the next ten years
to the new hospital building project .
We also presented a cheque in May
2011 for $100,000 towards the “Endowed
Francis Glorieux Chair in Musculoskeletal
Research.” We at Khartum
have given a reasonable amount
towards the $127 million required for
the new hospital.
HARRY ROSENBAUM
Another Small Miracle Evolves at
Shriners Hospitals for Children
Canada, Montreal
This is Luke’s second time at
Shriners Hospitals for Children Canada,
Montreal, and this time it is for surgery
to have the Ilizerov device
implanted.
Below is Jocelyn’s (Luke’s mother)
first report of the visit to Montreal, similar
to what many parents are thinking
about whose children we are privileged
to send to our Temples of Mercy so that
they can have a better quality in life.
"The last few days have been long ones.
But we want to say a very big thank you
to those of you who have been thinking,
praying, and supporting us in various
ways. We have truly felt the love and support
of many and we have not felt alone.
For those of you who attended the
Niverville fundraiser for our family —
thank you!! We were blessed beyond what
words can express.
To those of you who have sent or are
sending Luke encouragement of some sort,
we are excited to encourage him along in
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this journey. . . thank you!
Thursday was filled with pre-op
appointments. It went well and Luke almost
seemed excited (in his words, "I like this
place") to be here in this hospital for a couple
weeks (we are still not sure how many days
exactly). The hospital is equipped with
video games, TV, snacks of choice, play
room, good food, and amazing staff. It is a
very different experience compared to most
hospitals. The Shriners do know how to
do it right I have to say! We got a night
pass and we were able to go back to the hotel
to enjoy a swim and for Sherwood to recover
more (he has been fighting some virus).
Friday morning we were up bright and
early. We made it to the hospital by 6:30
(5:30 our time). Everything went smooth
and we felt Luke was at peace until the last
ten minutes or so. Any parent who has ever
walked through surgery with a child knows
that the hardest part is often passing them
over at the doors to the operating room. This
again rang true for us yesterday as Luke didn’t
want to let us go.
The surgery went well. They finished a
half hour early. It was scheduled for three to
four hours. They did not have to cut bone at
this point. They just cut soft tissue and
placed on the Ilizerov device. They had said
he has fifteen pins going through his leg and
foot. But I only seem to count eleven this
morning. Luke slept until the evening and
,
woke asking about the Jets and to play Wii.
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Hospital Report . . continued from page 8
The night was one I was dreading as we
have had past experience that maybe drilled
some fear into us. But he did amazingly
well. Which is a blessing and answer to
prayer. The main medication would have
worn off some time during the night. He
remains on morphine, Tylenol, antiinflammatory
drugs, and antibiotics.
So now we wait and continue to pray.
For what you may ask . . . these would be the
concerns:
1. That they would continue to manage his
medications well.
2. That infection would not occur (as these
are open sores where the pins go in).
3. Peace in the journey for Luke. As this
device remains on for three months and followed
by casts for three months.
4. Strength as they do the tightening of pins
(this is a daily occurrence which can be
dreaded).
5. General health (for Luke and our family).
6. That they would get the correction they
need to get in the next three months so that
they do not have to go back and cut bone at
the end of the three months prior to the three
months of casting.
7. Final prayer request would be that as
Luke's foot gets gradually placed into this
new straight, hopefully pain-free position
that it would stay in place permanently
(not curve again as this can happen).
8. Oh . . . and grace for the weekly flights for
Sherwood and Luke as they fly out to Montreal
every Sunday for a Monday appointment
for three months.
Again, thanks for all your love and
care. We truly have felt God giving us peace
beyond our understanding. Love, Jocelyn,
Sherwood, Luke, Isaiah, Elijah and
Jayden.”
Luke after surgery
Only through the eyes of a family
do we get the real stories of Shriners
Hospitals for Children’s small
miracles. Luke has successfully come
through his surgery and is making
good progress. On April 3, I received
this message from his dad (Sherwood).
Dear Mr Houston:
Here are some photos I took this morning, it
had been hard work, but Luke is doing so
well. The physiotherapist is the best we've
ever had. She had Luke doing things that he
winces at when we try on our own (and he
even looks forward to the new challenges
each day).
The school is also very special. His
teacher came in at 5:30 A.M. yesterday to be
with a girl who was having surgery — it is
obviously more than a job to her.
I feel that the school is helping Luke's
mind, but more importantly, nurturing his
heart during a delicate time.
All this means more to us than words
could ever describe. Thank you for opening
this door which will give my son a gift of
more freedom.
In deep appreciation,
Sherwood
Luke with therapist in pool
Luke with his two favorite nurses
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Luke with his new friend Sydney and
teachers at the hospital school
Sherwood again e-mailed me
another photograph of Luke painting
the toenails of one of his nurses. In his
e-mail he noted:
“Only at Shriners." The nurse let Luke
paint his toe nails as payback for pulling out
Luke's stitches. What a great guy. Just like
you say, it's all about kids.
Luke painting toenails of nurse
Finally, Luke was discharged and
when he arrived home, all his friends
were outside his house to greet him
(then back to their street hockey).
Normally, when patients have the
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Hospital Report . . concluded from page 9
Ilizarov surgery, they must stay in Montreal
for a couple of months to complete
the various surgery programs. But, in
talking with Dr. Hamdy, Chief of Staff
at Shriners Hospitals for Children Canada,
Montreal, (he was also Luke’s surgeon),
it was decided that Luke could
go back every two weeks for checkups
and physiotherapy, while Dad was
given the task of being chief nurse at
home. Thanks to the generosity of
WestJet, there was no problem in flying
Luke and his dad out several times (out
one day and back the next).
During the last visit in April, CTV
Montreal advised that they wanted to
do a program about the schooling set
up in Shriners Hospitals for Children
Canada, Montreal, and that Luke
would be featured in this event. When
Sherwood advised me of this, it
dawned on me that this would be a
good opportunity to get CTV Winnipeg
involved in the picture and work along
with CTV Montreal.. Our Public Relations
Chairman, Ross Holt, alerted CTV
Winnipeg, and in discussions with
them and the powers that be in Montreal
Hospital, I was able to give CTV
Winnipeg the story of Luke, and they
interviewed the family at their home.
CTV Winnipeg also came to the airport
to film our sending Luke and his Dad
off to Montreal, with his Mother
Jocelyn and siblings Isaiah and Elijah in
attendance.
CTV Montreal did their interviewing
on the schooling while Luke was in
Montreal and the combined segment
was put together and shown on CTV
Winnipeg on the 6 P.M. news on Friday,
May 11, 2012, and on CTV Montreal on
Monday, May 21. Both segments were
well put together.
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On their arrival back in Winnipeg
from Montreal, our two faithful
Komedians, Bobo and Todo, were on
hand to greet them. Thanks, nobles. If
you attended the first show of the Winnipeg
Circus, you would have seen
Luke as the Honorary Ringmaster.
“On With the Show” — Luke starting the
May 2012 Winnipeg Circus
Hey!! Isn’t it great being a Shriner.
Be proud, fellow nobles, the story on
Luke is only one of the small miracles
that happens each day at Shriners Hospitals
for Children. You are all part of
these miracles that allow a child to
have a better quality of life.
The new Hospital program is still progressing
well. As I understand, they are
working on the final drawings, and will
be going out for bids shortly. The construction
will not start immediately since
the plan is to coordinate the finish and
take over at the same time as that of the
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At the May 2012 Winnipeg Circus (back, l.
to r.): Tracy Koga, Producer, Shaw TV;
Noble Craig Houston, Khartum Shriners
Hospital Chairman; Sherwood (Luke’s
dad); and Luke (front)
other construction which they hope
will be around July of 2015. About 85% of
the equipment being installed will be
new. Donations from the various Shrine
temples are still coming in and the
response has been favorable. It is hoped
that the official cornerstone will be laid in
2013.
Our circuses are over and we trust
that everyone enjoyed participating in
them. Thanks go to Luke, Henry, Ryder,
Noah, and Steffanie, five of our Hospital
patients who acted as honorary ringmasters
at the Winnipeg and Selkirk Circuses.
I believe that some of our patients opened
other circuses and to you all, a big tip of
the Fez from Khartum Shriners. Look out
for the forthcoming theme for the Hospital
funding campaign:
“Exceptional Care for Exceptional Kids”

Oriental Band
By Noble Bernie Gross
reetings from the members of the
Oriental Band and their ladies to
Gall Khartum nobles. The reason the
Oriental Band ladies are included in this
message is that they fully support the members
of the Band and receive little recognition.
So it is a small matter to offer them a little
attention and recognition by including
them in this message.
The Band members have decided that
we will participate in the parades at
Pinawa, Gimli, and Morden this year. As
usual, we will be accompanied by several of
our ladies to show their support, not only
for the Band but also for the Shrine. The
Band is fortunate to have our ladies join us
whenever possible at any of our parades.
We are a unit that involves our `significant
Fife & Drum Band
n May 9, we did what Shriners
do best — we entertained the
Okids and the staff at the St.
Amant Center. Four nobles from the
Flag Patrol added the “colors” and the
“pizazz” for a terrific performance.
According to Grant Miyia of the St.
Amant Center, this was the 38th consecutive
performance by the Fife &
By Noble Ike Toews
others’ in almost everything that we do and
they seem to enjoy being part of our interest
in helping the Shrine meet the needs of our
kids. The Band finds the ladies’ support
invaluable.
We have, as a Band, participated in a
couple of the circuses, namely Selkirk and
Winnipeg. In Selkirk, we played once and at
Winnipeg twice, at the morning and afternoon
shows. We would like to have played
more but given our small numbers and the
advanced age of the bandsmen, we really
could not do any more. If we get younger
members to join our unit, no doubt we will
be able to participate more.
It is my unfortunate duty to report that
a family member of one the bandsmen has
passed away recently. The ward of Noble
Drum Band, and he sincerely hoped
there would be a 39th. In addition to the
show on stage, we were given the
opportunity to mingle with the kids.
Talking to them and giving them a pat
on the back gave us a warm feeling and
made us proud to participate in a real
way in what Shriners are doing, not
only in Khartum country but across
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Cliff Hardy and his wife
Dianne for 32 years, Cecilia
Spence, left this world early Saturday
morning, June 2, 2012.
Cecilia was a special person
and was well known among
the nobles of Khartum as she
attended many Shrine parades
and functions. She was a proud
supporter of the Band along
with Dianne. Cecilia was made
an honorary Band supporter
and presented with a certificate
at our Ladies Evening at
Maxime’s restaurant. Cecilia
was very proud to be recognized
by the Band and was
delighted in receiving the certificate.
The Band will sorely
miss her. Condolences to Noble
Cliff and his Lady Dianne on
their loss.
As always nobles, peace
and good health be with you
and yours.
America and beyond.
Simone Kirwin hosted the luncheon
after the show and again
expressed the gratitude of the St.
Amant kids and staff for a great show.
On June 1, we bid farewell to one of
the most popular members of the Band
— Noble Robert (Bob) Caughlin. Not
surprising was the packed house at the
Windsor Park United Church. After a
long and tough battle with cancer, his
body gave in. Our condolences go to
Mary and the families. Goodby my
friend — until we meet again.

Ladies’ Ladies Auxiliary
By Irene Campbell
he Auxiliary have established a new website! Go to
www.khartumladiesauxiliary.com. — all activities of
Tthe Auxiliary will be posted.
The Children’s Rehabilitation Foundation held an
“appreciation day” in honor of the Auxiliary at our March
meeting. Executive Director Chris Schellenberg expressed
the gratitude of the staff for the continued support of the Auxiliary.
We were given a demonstration of how the “portable
sling” is used. This sling makes it easy to lift the patients from
their wheelchairs or car seats. Another of our donations last
year was a “floating wheelchair.” A young family borrowed
this item and were able to take their family on a beach holiday
for the first time. Illustrious Sir Harry Rosenbaum and
several Divan members attended. Sir Harry congratulated
the Ladies on their efforts on behalf of children. Our other
special guest was Waverly, a patient of the Rehab. Waverly
shyly presented a bouquet to President Darlene as a thank
you from all the patients. Waverly was exited to receive a gift
from President Darlene. The staff served refreshments and
the Ladies received a small token of appreciation.
Our Irish night festival played to a full house. The first
group of entertainers, the Colleen Morrison Trio, rendered
sing-a-long Irish tunes to an enthusiastic audience. Following
a short intermission, two students from the U of M Faculty
of Music took the stage. Singer Sara Clefstad won over
the crowd with her outstanding voice and charming stage
presence. Sara was accompanied on the piano by Ian Campbell.
Sara and Ian joined in a duet of “Who Put the Overalls in
Mrs. Murphy’s Chowder?” They received a great round of
A presentation to Aimee Ibbott, a member of Khartum Ladies Auxiliary
for 69 years. L. to r.: Annual Dinner Chair Bernice Blakeman,
Aimee Ibbott, President Darlene Borowski, and Georgette Holberg
(representing First Lady of Khartum Hope Rosenbaum)
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applause. It was a team effort that put
this evening together. We give a bouquet
to all the ladies who participated
and especially acknowledge conveners
Cathy Kabernick, Joyce Houston, and
Arla Sidebottom. The evening went so
well that we may make it an annual event.
Our congratulations and best wishes go out to a young
couple celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary, Eve-
Anne and Ken Kristjanson.
We were pleased to welcome the following ladies to our
membership: Sharon Adamson, Judy Allard, Victoria Kabernick,
Elenor Procak, and Irene Skene.
A long standing tradition is the Potentate’s Tea held following
our April meeting. Illustrious Sir Harry made a presentation
about the new Shrine Hospital in Montreal. The
Divan poured tea and coffee without a mishap. The Divan
ladies assisted in seeing a delicious array of fancy sandwiches
and dainties. It was a lovely afternoon.
The Bridge and Card Party Luncheon is a favorite. We
have a faithful following who never miss. They claim our
lunch and dessert are the best. We thank Ruth McCorrie and
Eve-Anne Kristjanson and their hard-working kitchen staff.
The 25-year pin presentation to Jean Macaulay. L. to r.: Bernice
Blakeman, Darlene Borowski, Jean Macaulay, and Georgette
Holberg
Fun and fellowship was the theme for our 87th annual
members’ dinner. The Mistress of Ceremonies and convener
of the evening was Bernie Blackman. Rarely does anyone
attain 69 years of membership. Aimee Ibbott has reached that
pinnacle and we were pleased to honor her on this occasion.
We teased Aimee that she is the only one who joined the
Auxiliary at the age of ten. Recipients of the 25-year pin were
Kay Fournier, Jean Macauley, and Jean McIntosh. Fifty-year
certificates will be awarded at a later date to Kay Brooks and
Mae Booden as they were unable to attend. The evening
concluded with an old-fashioned sing song.
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Stamps For Shut-Ins
ell, I finally managed to
send stamps to seventeen
WShrine hospitals and, in
return, I received several real nice
thank-you replies. I am getting
another mailing ready to send out
soon.
My thanks go out to Nobles Art
Stephenson, Harvey Hudson, and
By Noble Bert Jolly
Ladies Auxiliary . . . concluded from page 12
The Fez Ladies Bowling League ended their season with
a luncheon at Canad lnn. The championship trophy was won
by Captain Judy Shields and team members Evie Johnstone,
Irene Campbell, and Adele Parker. The Aggregate trophy
went to the team of Shirley James, Marie Carlson, Beth
Garrow, Marg Kelly, and Ruth Newton. Our fall season
begins on September 5and we welcome all ladies who would
like to join this fun group. If you are interested, please phone
Irene at 832-5983.
The Auxiliary was selected by CTV to be featured as their
“Community Service Group.” The special was aired on the
morning of May 15. Check on our website for a complete
showing of this program.
Norm Frederickson, Batenchuk, and
Buckley of OES #8, Patricia Chapter. I
have received three or four chocolate
boxes of assorted stamps in small separate
envelopes. That gave me a great
idea, so I returned the favor by sending
a box of chocolates to Jean
Saborsky in Dauphin. I also received
another large envelope of stamps
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Our newest project in the planning stage is Octoberfest,
to be held October 25 at Shrine House. We have booked a
fifteen-piece “Oompah Band.” Turn off the TV and join us for
a great evening. Tickets will be available in September or
phone Darlene at 831-6291.
Coming Events:
September 5:
September 7:
October 1:
October 25:
from Shirley Hooper in Toronto,
Ontario. I phoned her and thanked
her and we had a long and interesting
conversation. Another interesting
happening was when I came across a
misplaced letter written in 2009 from
Noble Guy Downer in Northbrook,
Illinois. I phoned him and along with
another interesting talk and an offer
to forward some stamps, it turned out
to be a profitable call. I hope this gives
you nobles out there some interest in
helping our temple project.
I wish each and every noble a
healthy and pleasant summer.
Bowling starts.
Meeting. Speaker subject: Therapeutic
clowning.
Meeting. Speaker subject: Partners for life.
Octoberfest.

Ritualistic Unit
By Noble Ross A. Johnston
(Report Submitted by Noble Norm Pohl)
ummer joys, autumn hues so bright, and the Ceremonial,
Sa colorful sight!
We welcome Noble Bert Manalang as our Liaison Officer.
With sorrow we record the death of Noble Meyer Keppy
Steinman, who passed away quietly on March 11, 2012, at the
age of 92. With gentleness, kindness, and a soft voice, he
treated everyone with dignity and respect, and his prowess
as an auctioneer was legion.
To Noble Arnold Packer, P. G. M., Illustrious Sir Tom
Sidebottom, P. P., and all others who may not be well, we send
our best wishes for better health.
On March 17, we enjoyed the Khartum Ladies Auxiliary
Irish Night Festival. Also, they provided us the opportunity
to recognize our retiring Secretary Norman Pohl who holds
three Blue Lodge memberships, is known for his ‘elocution’
and is most conscientious, committed, and busy in Masonry
and other concordant bodies. The token gift of appreciation
presented by Noble Ross Johnston was a special Masonic
night light bought in Florida that will provide him with 24
hours of light in his life daily!
Our extended summer was propelled by the exceptionally
early spring. On May 17, after lunch at the Bay’s
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Paddlewheel, we crossed Memorial Boulevard
to the Winnipeg Art Gallery to
enjoy the blockbuster solo exhibition,
American Chronicles: The Art of Norman
Rock-well. Remember his Saturday Eve-
ning Post covers? A complete set of all 323
covers by the prolific illustrator covered 42 years (1910s to
1960s) and were charming vignettes of, as he said, “I paint life
as I would like it to be.” Audio tapes provided thoughtful
adjunct comment. Thanks to our Social Chair, Illustrious Sir
Tom Sidebottom, P. P., for arranging those dual events.
The Cindy Migley production of Khartum’s Shrine Circus
happened on May 21 at the Red River Exhibition
grounds, one of nine different locations. We thank Noble
Kevin Davis for his enthusiasm and energy, all others who
assisted, and Canada Safeway as a major sponsor.
After enjoying Canada Day on July 1, Noble Norm and
Lady Edna will enjoy World Friendship Day on August 7,
and will attend the festive Midwest Shrine Sessions to be
held in Grand Forks from August 8-11.
Our monthly meetings on August 27 and September 24
begin our preparations for the Fall Ceremonial, with final
rehearsals at 5:30 P.M. on September 12, 19, and 26. During the
Fall Ceremonial on September 29 at the Victoria Inn, the lessons
learned in the allegory are meant to fill life’s best expectations,
presented by the following ‘noble’ cast assembled by Ceremonial
Director Bob James and Assistant Director Ian Dark:
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Ritualistic Unit . . . concluded from page 14
Potentate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bob James
Chief Rabban . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ian Dark
Assistant Rabban. . . . . . . . . . . . . David Lerner
High Priest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Larry Cherrett
Inspired Charge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Norm Pohl
Orator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Jaman
Emblems and Jewels . . . . . . . . . . Ken Cox
Oriental Guide. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arnold Packer
1st Ceremonial Master . . . . . . . . Doug McKechnie
2nd Ceremonial Master . . . . . . . Terry Stubbs
Shriners Creed. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ross Johnston
Scribe and Prompt. . . . . . . . . . . . Joel Segal
Scimitar and Crescent. . . . . . . . . Bob James
Gong . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lanny Silver
Captain of the Guard . . . . . . . . . Ron Goltsman
Pipes & Drums
By Noble Jimm Simon
ime marches on and so does the band. Each and every
spring for the past 28 years, the band’s marching sea-
Tson starts with our trip to Sioux Falls SD. This year, a
combination of St. Patrick’s day falling on Saturday and
record high temperatures brought out huge crowds to the St.
Patrick’s Day parade. In addition to promoting the Shrine to
the many thousands of people who lined the parade route,
we also played our usual round of schools, hospitals, seniors’
homes, and Veterans’ halls to much applause and enthusiasm
including the occasional, and unbelievable yells of Go Jets Go
from the parade route.
We congratulate the new members who joined us for the
first time in Sioux Falls who, along with the Potentate, are
now baptized members of the Sioux Falls, Sisters of St. Patrick
parish of Parade nuns.
In May, we held our second Gathering of the Clans event.
As a band, we spent most of the month preparing for this
event and the band did a great job. The first set provided the
crowd with a selection of bagpipe tunes familiar to most
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Alchemist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Simm
Alchemist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ted McIsaak
Fez Lecture. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bob James
Fan Bearer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Leslie Litman
Fan Bearer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gordon Coutts
Laver Bearer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Norm Pohl
Makeup. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Irv Jackson
Makeup. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dave Logan
Choir Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gerry Krawchuk
If you wish to see our unit in tuxedo attire, we’re pictured
at February in the Khartum Shriners 2012 Cash Calendar. If
you want to join our unit, we meet about once a month.
Please phone our new Secretary Tim Mclsaac at 897-5647.
Now before each day is done, remember to enjoy some
fun!
people. The second set gave us a chance
to perform some more challenging
pieces, well done and greatly appreciated
by the audience. I would say that
this was a successful night.
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at circuses in Selkirk and all three performances in
Winnipeg. Of course, our spring wouldn’t be complete without
Relay For Life events in support ” of the Canadian Cancer
Society. This year, we have performed in Winnipeg, Steinbach,
and Lac du Bonnet. Despite torrential rain, we performed
as the opening act of the Teddy Bear’s picnic for the
27th year. Finally, this year we marched in the 100th anniversary
Transcona Hi Neighbor festival parade, played for residents
at Tuxedo Villa, and piped in the graduates at CDI
college.
No one can say we don’t keep up a busy schedule. Looking
ahead to the summer, our big upcoming events are the
Gimli parade and our performance at the Scottish pavilion at
Folklorama. In between, we have a number of local events
that, along with our practices, will keep us busy as usual. As
always, we are looking to increase our numbers so we can
continue to promote the Shrine charities for many years to
come. If you or someone you know is interested in joining the
most active unit in the Shrine, please let us know.

Donor Relations
Program
By Noble Kelly Eldridge, B.A., CFP
Designating beneficiaries for
your TFSA
So you’ve got a Tax-Free Savings
Account that you’ve grown to $20,000
over the last four years. That’s great.
But what happens to it if something
happens to you?
The rules around TFSAs are quite
generous. Most jurisdictions in Canada
let you designate a successor holder
and/or other beneficiary for your TFSA
outside of your will (as an alternative to
making a designation in your will).
Going outside the will means the funds
won’t go through probate. Probate
takes extra time and fees. You have a
number of options:
1. Designate your spouse or common
law partner as the successor
holder. On your death, they take
over the account with no tax
implications (unless you had
exceeded your contribution limits).
Only your spouse or partner,
as defined by the Income Tax Act,
can be a valid successor holder.
2. Designate other beneficiaries.
Your TFSA will be closed and the
funds distributed to your beneficiaries,
with no tax implications on
your estate if you haven’t exceeded
limits. If your beneficiary has
unused TFSA contribution room
available, they can contribute the
funds to their own TFSA. If you designate
your spouse or partner, they
would have to apply to make an
exempt contribution to their own
TFSA so that it doesn’t count as a
contribution.
3. Do both. If you designate both a
successor holder and a beneficiary(s),
on your death the successor
holder becomes the holder of
your TFSA. If that person has died
before you or is no longer your current
spouse or common law partner,
the TFSA funds are distributed
to the beneficiary, as above.
4. Make no designation for the
TFSA in your contract. The funds
will be distributed according to
the terms of your will.
Any excess contribution at the time
of your death will be subject to a 1% penalty
per month for each month the
excess existed up to the month of death.
Of course, while you are living and
mentally able, you can always change a
designation. Note that under the third
option above, you must redesignate
both your successor holder and your
beneficiary each time you make a
change to either.
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I would be happy to meet with you
to discuss your TFSA beneficiary
options as part of your overall estate
plan. Gifting to Shriners Hospitals for
Children is definitely a worthwhile consideration.
If you are interested, please
phone me at (204) 989-7075 or e-mail
me at kelly@goodwealth.ca
This report is written by Investment
Planning Counsel, a fully integrated
Wealth Management Company. The
information given is general in nature
and is not intended to take the place of
a professional, legal, or financial planning
advisor. Kelly Eldridge is a Certif
i e d F i n a n c i a l P l a n n e r w i t h
Goodwealth Financial and IPC
Investment Corporation.
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Pembina Valley Shrine Club Fish Fry
he Pembina Valley Shrine Club held their 15th annual
Fish Fry in La Rivière on Sunday, June 3. It was a terrific
Tday and about 613 were served fish, beans, cole slaw,
buns, and ice cream cups. The Pembina Valley Shrine Club
thanks the 40 volunteers, including Shrine members from other
clubs, for their time and hard work.
Noble Elwyn Brown, president of the Pembina Valley Shrine
Club, presented a cheque for $1000 to the Potentate, Illustrious
Sir Harry Rosenbaum. These funds help cover the travel costs to
Shriners Hospital for Children for children accompanied by one
adult from the area. Since 1998, the Pembina Valley Shriners have
raised more than $35,000 with their barbecue.
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Lining up inside for the fish fry

Brandon & District
Shrine Club
By Noble Rod March
reetings to everyone from all of us in the Western
Manitoba area. We are well into the summer dol-
Gdrums and hope that everyone is enjoying the
season.
We are pleased to welcome a new member to the Club,
Noble Rick Kenderdine and his Lady Vivian. We look forward
to your participation in the Club as well as all the
parades with the Brandon Car Patrol.
Three of our nobles were recently honored with life
memberships in the Club. Noble Bruce Kent is a longtime
member who over the years contributed to the well being of
the Club in his unassuming manner in so many ways and
without any fanfare. Noble Keith Lawrence is known for his
dedication and work with the Circus and especially for
working faithfully to ensure the success of program sales
and advertisements which generated great revenues for the
Circus. Noble Don Maloney is a Past President of the Club
and served as Club Secretary for many years. He too was
involved with the Circus, notably working on local and
rural school ticket sales. Congratulations, nobles, we are
pleased that you have been recognized for your contributions
over the years.
I am sorry to report the recent passing of a former member,
Don Gardner. In his time with the Club, he worked diligently
with the Circus committee in various promotions
and with promoting Club activities. We extend our sympathies
to his Lady Judy and family.
Dennis and Alvin Taft were pleased to
have good volunteer support from the
nobles, a number of Masons and
friends of the Shrine. The ladies’ novelty
sales team chaired by Ladies Judy
Kindrat and Lynn Mills report very
good results again with help from all the ladies. A final
report will be presented at the September meeting. Many
thanks to everyone for all your help.
The Potentate at the Brandon Shrine Circus. Front row (l. to r.):
Anne Reid, Jeanette Metcalf, and Cathy McLaren, our Ladies’
Clowns (special program sellers and kids’ greeters). Back row (l. to
r.): Noble Alvin Taft, Circus Cochairman; Illustrious Sir Harry
Rosenbaum; and Noble Grant McMullan, Club President
Around the Club, a good time was had by all at the
annual Club golf tournament, thanks to Noble Garth
Cumming and his crew. The Brandon Car Patrol has attended
numerous parades promoting the Shrine in many communities
and also at the Westman Dreams for Kids Children’s
Country Fair and fundraiser. The Club has sponsored a youth
. . . continued on page 19
Honorary 2012 Ringmaster Shelden Eggum at the Brandon Shrine
Circus. L. to r.: Noble Grant McMullan, Club President; Illustrious
Sir Harry Rosenbaum, Potentate; Shelden; and Noble Bart
Hawkins, Deputy Chief of Staff Emeritus (N. and W. Man.)
Presentation of 50-year jewel to R. W. Bro./Noble Mel Cable. L. to
The Circus numbers are not yet complete for 2012. How-
r.: M. W. Bro. Chibu Uson, Grand Master; Noble Mel Cable; and R.
ever, we are hoping for a small profit even though atten-
W. Bro. Art Arbour, Master; at Wheat City Lodge No. 168
dance was down this year. Circus Chairmen Nobles Bob
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Brandon & District SC . . . concluded from page 18 left. He wears an orthotic device on this right foot to hold his
division in the local soccer association this summer. And Club
President, Noble Grant McMullan, represented the Club and
the Shrine at the local Decoration Day observance.
Noble Mel Cable is to be congratulated on receiving his
50-year jewel in Wheat City Lodge #168. R. Wor. Bro. Mel has
been active in the Lodge with degree work over the years and
faithful for attendance at meetings. Well done, Noble Mel.
Upcoming events at the Club include the regular Pot
Luck Supper in September and the annual Fall Supper to be
held September 23. Full details will be available in the
bulletin.
See you at the meeting on the fourth Wednesday in
September.
Shelden Eggum
Parents: Clint Eggum and Jeannine Boulet
Shelden Eggum, from Brandon, will be turning 13 in
July and has a congenital deformity of his right foot with the
absence of the lateral aspect (i.e., ten bones and two toes).
Along with his hypoplasia of the right foot, his tibia and fibula
in the right leg are two inches shorter than those in the
fter 18 years of dedicated service
as the Recorder for Khar-
Atum Shriners, Noble Don
Murray, Recorder Emeritus, decided to
retire in order to spend more time with
his good lady Ruth and slow down a little.
Don’s Masonic career began as a
young member of the Demolay. On September
26, 1957, he was initiated into
Norwood Masonic Lodge #119, being
raised to the Sublime degree of a Master
Mason on March 27, 1958.
As a young Mason, Don was seeking
more knowledge in Freemasonry and
began his long association with Scottish
Rite, Valley of Winnipeg, on November 6,
1975. Don served as Most Wise Sovereign
for the Rose Croix Chapter in 1988. The
Valley of Winnipeg awarded Don the Walter
C. McDonald Medal for Meritorious
Service on December 16, 1994. The
Supreme Council of Scottish Rite
awarded Don the 33° on September 13,
1990. Don was then made the Deputy for
Manitoba and the Nunavut Territory
from 1997 to 2006.
Noble Don received his red Fez on
October 26, 1984. He was immediately
snapped up by the Director’s Staff, and
became a tireless worker for the Unit. In
January 1994, Don began serving Khartum
as our Recorder until retirement in
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foot in position and give his leg the lift it needs. The shoes he
wears are also fitted with a special lift.
Shelden was 2½ years old when he was first
approached by Bart Hawkins to become a Shriners patient.
His first visit to the Montreal Shriners was on May 31, 2002,
and he has been given exceptional care by the Shriners ever
since. Their doctors have been keeping a close eye on him
and are now in the process of determining the best time to
operate, likely within the next year. The operation will
involve scratching the growth plate in his “longer” leg in
order to stop it from growing, so that his shorter leg can, in
essence, “catch up.”
We are very grateful for the outstanding care that the
Shriners have provided Shelden and our family. As you can
see, he is a healthy, active young lad with a lot of enthusiasm
for life. He has always remained positive about his situation
and feels very thankful and blessed that he is able to be
involved with sports and other activities just like any other
12-year-old boy.
Thank you, Shriners!!
Recorder Emeritus Donald Murray Retires
November 2011. One of the biggest highlights
in Don’s Shrine career was in 2007
when Illustrious Sir Jack Hooper presented
him with his new Fez and title of
Recorder Emeritus, an honor which Don
proudly wears to this day. As many of
you know, being the Recorder / Secretary
of any organization is an enormous
responsibility which requires a person of
dedication and knowledge regarding the
procedures, rules, and regulations of the
Order. Don has faithfully served eighteen
potentates over the years, making things
run smoothly and efficiently .
Over the years, Don and Ruth have
enjoyed camping with their son and two
daughters, playing golf, fishing, and traveling.
Recently, they sold their house in
Windsor Park and moved into a new condominium
in Transcona. If you have a little
time on your hands, Don and Ruth
would love to have a short visit with their
old friends, or a friendly phone call.
Noble Donald A. Murray, Recorder
Emeritus, on behalf of all the past potentates,
Divan members, and all the Shriners
that you have served over the years, we say
thank you, not only for your hard work
and dedication to Khartum, but for your
friendship as a brother and noble. Take
care and God bless.

Vintage Cars
By Noble Clare Takeuchi
t our February 15 meeting, only thirteen members
attended. Was it cold or was everyone on vacation?
ANoble Brent Gillespie spoke on his 1969 Dodge Dart,
which he bought just outside of Cincinnati OH. Brent had
ownership documents and a history of the Dodge Dart existence.
Thank you, Noble Brent, for a thorough and entertaining
presentation.
At our March 21 meeting, sixteen members attended.
The meeting was chaired by our Vice President and Captain,
Illustrious Sir Morley Kabernick, P. P., as President Olson was
away on holiday. Roster books were handed out. Only
twenty-six of fifty-three members have paid to date. The 2011
auditor’s report and financial statement were given by Noble
Wally Hemming and everything is ok.
The 2012 Midwest is in Grand Forks ND August 9?11
hosted by Kem Shriners. Noble Barry Homenick is in charge
of hotel accommodations at the Road King Inn. Please phone
him at 694-2077 if you need a room. Midwest registration is
all on-line. If you need help, check with Illustrious Sir Morley
Kabernick. Our liaison officer was not present.
Also, a discussion on car classification was chaired by
Noble Gerry Zoppa, our classification chairman. If you need
your car classified for parades, please check first with Gerry.
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If you want your opinion heard, you
had better come to the meetings.
Vintage Cars members Illustrious
Sir Morley Kabernick, P. P., Barry
Homenick, and Clare Takeuchi attended
the April 3, 2012 Unit Council meeting.
Illustrious Sir Morley presented a motion to the Unit Council
members to have the Vintage Cars unit change its necktie
from the present black tie to a new, maroon-striped tie. It was
accepted and passed. All were in agreement that it was a
much nicer looking tie for the walking-out outfit. New ties
are available through our captain for $25.00. Call Illustrious
Sir Morley for details.
Our April meeting featured more discussion on our Lobster
Fest and on the Midwest. Noble Ben Kushner entertained
us with a talk about his 1964 Pontiac Parisienne convertible
— how and where he was able to barter for this vehicle,
and the years he spent restoring it. The May 12 Lobster
Fest was again a big success with an attendance of 116 including
Divan, nobles, friends and their ladies. We give a big
thank you to the following prize donators:
�Peller Estate
�Bunzy’s Auto Body
�Star Sporting Goods
�Superior Brake & Clutch
�Wyatt Dowling Insurance
�Growers Fertilizer Ltd.
�Illustrious Sir Harry Rosenbaum, Potentate
�The Derksen Group
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Director’s Staff
he summer activities will be
almost over by the time of
Tpublication.
The Director’s Staff had a good turnout
for the Transcona parade, and the
Selkirk and Winnipeg circuses were well
attended. In general, everyone seems to
be healthy so let’s keep it that way.
We are selling tickets on the car as
Khartum’s main fundraiser, so I hope
everyone will pitch in and buy or sell a
few books.
As the Midwest is August 9-11,
By Noble Fred Dagg
Vintage Cars . . . concluded from page 20 updates. Also, a wonderful video presentation was had by
�J. Hansen & Son
�Noble Paul Romas and Lady Cathie
�Noble Stano Spina and Lady Linda
�Noble Lawrence Friesen and Lady Marlene
We also thank the kitchen crew, Ladies Leola Homenick
and Lindsey Lorteau; Our Master Chef, Noble Brent
Gillespie; and Noble Lawrence Friesen, ably managed by our
Captain and Chairman, Illustrious Sir Morley Kabernick, P.
P., and his family. We also thank our evening MC, Noble Walter
Fast and Lady Helen, and our money and ticket staff,
Noble Stano Spina, Lady Cathy Kabernick, Noble Reg Wyatt
and Lady Donna, Noble Barry Homenick, and all others who
lent us a hand. Thank you all and we hope we can count on
your support again next year.
An eventful May meeting was chaired by President Ray
Olson. Our parade schedules have been mailed out to all
members. A few members are again having Oases after the
parades: La Du Bonnet Parade — Oasis by Nobel Paul Romas
and Lady Cathie; and the Gimli Parade — Noble Stano Spina
and Lady Linda. Please check with our captain for any late
there seems to be a good response from
our unit.
Here are a few happenings of late
or coming up. The Gregorash’s celebrated
their 52nd wedding anniversary
on June 4, the Notley’s their 50th on
June 23, and yours truly became a piano
on July 18. Think about it! Sorry I can’t
include everyone’s important dates.
Our last publication had numbers in it
that I invited all to try to decipher. No
one even asked, so I guess they weren’t
interested. However, here they are, subject
to a few changes: 28-11-6-7-(4).
Provost Corps
By Noble Norm Rimmer
elcome to summer—of course, we are all in the
middle of our busy part of the year with all the
Wvarious parades.
On behalf of the Provost Corps, I thank all the Shriners
and units who have cooperated with us in trying to perform
our duties at the circuses, parades, and meetings. Your cooperation
is greatly appreciated and makes our job easier.
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As of the last Khronicle, there were 28
members on the active roster. Of those,
11 are regular attendees at meetings,
6 are occasional attendees, 7 almost
never attend, and (4) are Divan members.
In case of dispute over categories,
please attend every meeting and make
me revise the figures. The above poll is
correct within ±3%.
After such a serious paragraph,
let’s close with the following: (my
favorite joke?):
Question: What is the most gruesome
sight you’ll ever see?
Answer: A horse with a buggy behind.
Anyone wishing to write an article
three times a year, please contact the
Director’s Staff executive, as I feel like
retiring again real soon.
Noble George Thompson on his 1930 Model T Ford Deluxe
Roadster. Martha’s riding mower was special. George, you
should have it patented.
In the Sick and Visiting category, the following have health
problems: Nobles Benjamin Kushner, Thomas Matheson (not
doing too well), John Machowski (not doing well), Alfred
Pommer (in and out of hospital), Walter Roth, Donald Swaffer)
(recuperating), Peter Winnemuller, and Lady Milly (not doing
well). Lady Helen Fast had eye surgery. We wish all those mentioned
above a speedy recovery (0 to 60 mph) in 10 seconds (for
the old guys who know what mph stands for).
Our May meeting included a discussion of amendments
to our bylaws. A motion likely will be presented and discussed
at our June 20 meeting.
The Transcona 100-year parade was attended by twelve
nobles, nine vintage cars, and Khartum Shriners all. The
oasis was held at the Transcona Legion.
By the time this edition of the Khronicle hits your mailbox,
we will have completed most of our parade functions.
Enjoy the rest of the summer, and we’ll see you all at the first
fall meeting in September.
If you are a noble thinking about
joining the Provost Corps, come on out
to one of our meetings. You will be kept
busy and naturally, meet some really
nice nobles to show you the ropes.
Come out to a meeting and learn what
we are about. Our next few meetings
are on August 8, September 12, October 10, and November 14.
All meetings are on a Wednesday and start at 7:00 P.M.
We wish all our shut-ins the best and hope that they all
have speedy recoveries. We extend our condolences to those
who have lost a loved one recently.

start this report off on a sad note —
the visit of the Black Camel to our
Igood friend Jack Codd on April 19
just after the submission of our last
Khronicle report. Jack will be
extremely missed not only by the
Skooters and their ladies but by all of
Khartum and Shrinedom. Jack worked
tirelessly for any and all Shrine functions,
was bigger than life, and always
instilled fun into everything he did. As
Illustrious Sir Harry wrote “When
there was a raffle to run, there he was;
when there was a function to organize,
there he was; and when there was a
Skooters
By Noble Keith Phillips
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master of ceremonies needed, there he
was. This sums up Jack nicely, always
willing to help, no matter how big or
small the task at hand. The turnout by
Shriners and others at Jack’s service
indicated the love and respect everyone
had for Jack. The Skooters nobles
and ladies are sure Jack is in heaven
and is having the angels blow up balloons
for his next party. As Jack would
say”the party must go on.”
On May 6, the Ruff Riders and
Skooters cohosted their annual Donkey
Races at Shrine House. A good
time was enjoyed by all. If you have
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never attended, you are missing a
great, fun-filled afternoon with
lots of prizes. A few changes are
planned for next year like not forgetting
coffee and Jack’s cake.
Nobles Joel Segal, Bill Porter,
and Jack Carmichael participated in
the Selkirk Circus. The Skooters also
participated in the Winnipeg Circus
and Jack Carmichael arranged for and
set up the Khartum sales tables with
help from Lady Heather Carmichael,
Noble Les Fawley, and myself. Several
Skooters traveled to Brandon on Friday,
June 8,spent the night (along with
Noble Don’s vintage libations), and
then participated in the Travelers Day
parade on Saturday. They were joined
by their ladies including nonriders
Noble Don and Lady Eleanor Graham
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Skooters . . . concluded from page 22
and Lady Shirley Codd. We were all
extremely happy that Lady Shirley was
able to join us for the trip. We were
pleased that our Brandon ”friends”
invited us out and we were treated like
royalty after the parade back at the
Brandon Shrine Centre. Thanks, guys.
After a quick trip back to Winnipeg
on Saturday and some sleep, we were
back at it early on Sunday morning
directing traffic for the Children’s Rehabilitation
Hospital Cruising the Crescent
fundraiser event in which the
Skooters have been involved for many
years. Our duty is to help the Winnipeg
Police Service with traffic control and to
see that all the children and participants
are safe. These kids are absolutely fantastic,
and, despite their issues, bring
smiles of joy to everyone’s faces.
I must mention our participation in
the Transcona Hi Neighbor Festival
parade on Saturday, June 2. This
marked the 100th Anniversary of
Transcona and the parade was the largest
and longest parade route ever.
Khartum had a great turnout and complete
with bands which was great to
see. A parade is not a parade without a
band or two. Transcona folks are
friendly and the Transcona Legion
kindly provided a nice lunch for us
after the parade.
The Skooters are all signed up for
the parades in Selkirk, Altona, Gimli,
and Morden. A large contingent of us
are going to the Midwest in Grand
Forks. With the new limits on things
you can bring back to Canada, you had
better hide the plastic now, guys, or
leave it at home. Sorry, ladies.
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Noble Al Jeliff was seen recently
on his new motorcycle, so he appears
to be recovering well from his surgery.
Noble Les Fawley is doing well. Noble
Ernie Marks is not venturing out at all
with his eyesight issues. Noble Don
Graham was watching carefully so his
neighbor didn’t have a fall while on his
roof and Noble Don had a little fall himself.
Watch out for garden hoses,
Noble Don, they can jump out and get
you.
The Skooters unit has a few lowmileage
skooters available for anyone
interested in riding rather than walking
and joining the best unit in
Khartum.
The Skooters and their ladies wish
the Divan, all nobles, and their ladies a
safe, healthy, and enjoyable summer.
We look forward to seeing you all at
the parades and in Grand Forks.
Have fun and help our kids!!
1901 LOGAN AVENUE

Sons of the Desert:
Give Heed! The Day is Set!
K
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Proclamation
Through Mohammed, the Prophet, comes the irrefutable mandate through
your Potentate that the Almighty has arranged the omens and given the
signs for all the Shereefs of the Almighty to form caravans and cross the
burning sands on a pilgrimage to Mecca, the beautiful city. It is decreed that
no Noble of the Kingdom be remiss in his duties . . . His honored presence is
expected to enjoy the exaltation and pleasures of this earthly paradise.
Rick Holberg,
Chairman,
Ceremonial
Nobles’ Program
8:00 A.M.:
8:30 A.M.:
9:00 A.M.:
12:30 P.M. :
1:00 P.M. :
2:45 P.M. :
3:00 P.M.:
Candidate Registration
Director’s Presentation to
Candidates
Indoctrination, Unit Presentations,
and First and Second Sections
Preparation of Candidates
Third Section
Assemble for Fezzing Ceremony
and Memorial Service
Fezzing Ceremony and Memorial
Service
2012 Ceremonial
Honoring Illustrious
SirDouglas Virtue, P. P.
Irene Skene,
Chairperson of the,
Ladies’ Program
Ladies’ Program
9:30 A.M.
10:00 A.M.
12:45 P.M. :
1:00 P.M. :
2:45 P.M. :
3:00 P.M.:
Assemble for Brunch
Ladies and Candidates’ Ladies
Brunch with Khartum Divan
Ladies at the Hilton Suites, 1800
Wellington Avenue, Winnipeg
Assemble for Third Section
Third Section
Assemble for Fezzing Ceremony
and Memorial Service
Fezzing Ceremony and Memorial
Service
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Ceremonial at the Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba
“Looney Tunes” Fun Night on Friday, September 28, 2012, at 7:30 P.M.
at the Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba
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K
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The Divan of Khartum Shriners
Invites you to join our
Potentate and his Lady
at the Potentates’
Cinderella Ball
Illustrious Sir Harry Rosenbaum and Lady Hope
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Avenue,
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Held in the Centennial Ballroom
Reception: 5:00 p.m. Dinner: 7:00 p.m. Dancing: 9:00 p.m.
Dress:
Nobles: Tuxedo or Unit Dress with Fez
Ladies: Formal
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Tickets: $70. 00 each from
Unit, Club, or Shrine Office
Price includes admission to
“Loonie Tunes” Fun Night

Flag Patrol
By Noble George Einarson
ello, nobles and ladies of Khartum Shriners. I trust
you’re having a wonderful summer and support-
Hing all our events and outings.
To bring you up to date with some of our early activities,
they were record setting events. For example, on Wednesday,
t
May 9, he Fife & Drum Band with five Patrollers marched
and played for the children, adults, and staff at the St. Amant
Centre. More then 180 people enjoyed the presentation and
the visits as Shriners went over to say hello directly to the
kids. This was the 13th consecutive time that the Fife & Drum
Band has attended and then been invited back for the next
year. Following the stirring presentation, the coordinator
invited us for coffee, donuts, and a bowl of soup. Please say a
prayer of “thank you” to all their staff — they do an incredible
job! Also, it was great to have Noble Ted Sherbrook marching
again with his favorite flag.
Another record-breaking event occurred on May 26 at
the Children’s Hospital Teddy Bears Picnic at Assiniboine
Park. The Shrine Patrol and Pipes & Drums attended for the
26th consecutive time. It was a little damp but more than
15,000 people showed up over the
daylong event. Again, congratulations
to all who attended — it makes you
“proud” to be a Shriner in supporting
this terrific event and our community.
On April 10, Noble Dave Parker —
lovingly referred to as our “Senior Statesman,” received his
50-year jewel in Keystone Masonic Lodge from the Grand
Master of Manitoba. Noble Dave also had his father’s 50-year
jewel on hand. Congratulations, Noble Dave, for a wonderful
accomplishment and dedication to our craft.
Our Khronicle has early deadlines, so sometimes we
have to guess and predict the activities of our unit.
We had good turnouts for the circuses in Kenora, Selkirk,
and Winnipeg, plus a mini parade for the Transcona celebrations.
Now I’m guessing that we will have a terrific turnout at
the parades in Lac du Bonnet, Selkirk, Morris, Winnipeg
Beach, Gimli, and Morden. All these towns and communities
appreciate the Shriners participation, and it gives us an
opportunity to “carry the colors” across the province.
August 9 - 11 highlights the Midwest Shrine gathering in
Grand Forks. The Patrol colors will be on hand with help
from the Fife & Drum Band, the Divan, and Provost nobles.
We need their support and are pleased that they are able to
join us on various outings.
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Members of the Khartum Flag Patrol and the Potentate. L. to r.: Nobles George Einarson; Carl Hrechka; Tom Pinchbeck; and Wilf
Blommaert; Illustrious Sir Harry Rosenbaum, Potentate, Khartum Shriners; Nobles Wally Stowell; Wayne Hudson; and Brian Terin
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Flag Patrol . . . concluded from page26
Now as we approach autumn — after having a marvelous
summer, the Patrol will be involved in the sales of car raffle
tickets, Christmas cakes, calendars, and Grey Cup tickets.
And, of course, several of our super sales ladies like Sylvia
Hanson, Ivy Payne and Jo Brown will again be helping the
Patrol. Thank you so much!
If someone is feeling under the weather or in the hospital...
a get well card or phone call makes all the difference in
the world. So Nobles and Ladies please take the time to
brighten up some ones day. You'll feel good also!
I must mention the dedication and commitment of our
executive nobles of the Patrol. President Carl, Captain Wilf,
Treasurer Wayne, and Past President and Chief of Staff Bruce
CONGRATULATIONS ON 100
Ron, Everett, Bret and Dexter Greenwood
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The Patrol Color Party at the Kenora Circus. L. to r.: Noble Ted
Sherbrook, Noble Keith Duncan (Provost), Captain Wilf Blommaert,
President Carl Hrechka, and Noble Peter Campbell (Cycle Escort)
have all worked so hard to keep things going. And let’s not forget
their ladies who support them — taking messages, reminding
the nobles of meetings and outings, and keeping them on
track, and of course giving them the “ok” to have all that fun.
Well that's about it for now. It’s always a pleasure to meet
and greet other nobles and their ladies to share in the camaraderie
and support of our great philanthropy.
Take care and be safe!
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he SBI thanks Noble Rick
Kenderdine for enabling us to
Tdo our presentations at all the
schools in the Virden area. We also
thank the school division, the schools,
and the volunteer fire departments for
August 6, 2012
August 9 - 11,
2012
Sept. 13, Nov. 29, 2012
By Noble Lorne Gregorash, Chairman
10:00 A.M.
Morden Parade Morden MB August 25, 2012 10:00 A.M.
Stated Meetings Shrine House
Upcoming Events Calendar
their cooperation. We spoke to
approximately 600 students.
The SBI attended the Dryden
Family Safety night at the request of
Chief Rabban Andrew Skene. All went
well and we spoke to a number of
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7:30 P.M. sharp
Time Details
Parade
Parades Thursday and
Saturday
Parade
parents and children.
The SBI attended the Brandon
Travelers Day parade where we
accompanied the Brandon Shrine Club
in the parade. We give a huge thank you
to the Brandon & District Shrine Club,
who gave us a great meal and
hospitality at the end of the parade. The
SBI will be attending a number of
parades as well as the Midwest this
summer.
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tedious audit of Khartum nobles and
we have a good start for the second half
Membership Report
of our program. In the first half, we identified
the status of nobles capable of par-
By Noble Howie Morrow
ticipating, then drew up a list for poten-
222-3241tially
approaching these nobles. If our
reetings from your Membership Chair. Much has transpired since list was distributed to the unit/clubs, chances
my last report and I am happy to say it is all positive. Membership are the nobles in concern would be inundated
Gnobles were present at the Selkirk, Brandon, Winnipeg, and by each unit/club membership chair. That sort
Dryden Circuses. We had a Membership display table at each location, and of recognition would surely throw up walls
I thank the local circus committee members who looked after them for us. and possibly deter the nobles from evaluating
Response to the display was warm, but we did get some interested parties and responding favorably.
who stopped by, asked a few questions, and left with an information bro- A suggestion was put forward to have an
chure or two. Hopefully, the units/clubs connected to the circuses will get an “Open House” later this year and invite the tar-
inquiry or two resulting from the displays.
get nobles and their families. At this event, the
IIIustrious Sir Don Kunderman, P. P., has completed his long and various Khartum units/clubs would have an
opportunity to present information on themselves.
If the units/clubs don’t participate,
chances are slim they will get access to the list
that was complied. The same goes for the
invited nobles who do not attend this event.
They will become open game for any unit/club
who wishes to contact them. This may sound a
bit narrow focused or maybe even a wee bit
aggressive. Nobles, we all have to “wake and
and smell the coffee.” Your Membership committee
is not going to preach doom and gloom if
we are not successful at this venture. If we continue
to "sit on our hands," our growth and capabilities
will continue in the direction they have
been going for the last 5 ? 8 years, that being
steadily downwards.
Our numbers have been keeping somewhat
level and Imperial still recognizes us as a
Silver Temple. IIIustrious Sir Harry will be
receiving the official Silver Membership
Award at the forthcoming Imperial Session.
We now have about 956 Khartum nobles registered
with Imperial Headquarters. That number
changes often, but we are having Master
Masons join Khartum. It is not a static or
regressing situation.
For the nobles who have been following
our activities, I ask humbly, “Have you
replaced yourself yet?” If yes, and you know
who you are, I thank you! For those who
haven’t, please take the time to sit and think of
who would be a good Khartum Shriner. You
obviously would know better than anyone
else. After all, you are a Khartum Shriner !
In closing, your Membership Committee is
always open to suggestion, ideas, and
constructive criticism. If you have any of these,
please let me know.
Have a great summer and try to attend as
many of the parades and events in which
Khartum will participate. Strength in numbers,
my fellow nobles !
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Arabian Horse Guard
By Noble Denis Thompson
t is difficult to write about the work going on in preparation
for the Midwest to be held in Grand Forks ND
Ihosted by Kem Shriners. By the time the Khronicle
hits the news stands, it will have come and gone. Noble
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Ron Greenwood, president of MSA
Equestrian, said he has replies from a
few Shrine temples that say they are
coming and thirty-two horses to stable
so it looks like . a good showing.
We have canceled our annual
Ride-A-Thon at Birds Hill Provincial Park for this year, as
they were completely booked up for the dates that we
wanted. We have notified all our regular riders of the
change. There were a lot of disappointed
people, but they all said they would be back
again next year.
Our Honorary member Noble Herb
Olsen is doing a great job as usual. As of
June 15, he has sold ten books of our car raffle
tickets with money going to the Shrine
office. He has also taken five more books.
Thank you so much, Herb.
We attended the Transcona parade with
horses and hope to take in some others as
they come up.
We made Nobles Neil Wither, Doug
Britton, and Max Graham life members of
the AHG. They have been great workers in
the past, but cannot get out now because of
health problems.
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Drum & Bugle Corps
ur summer has been busy with
scheduled circuses and parades
Oand, of course, plans being made
for the Midwest.
The Drums Corps has been busy
attending several circuses, the first being
Kenora. We had a relaxing and enjoyable
bus trip there, joined by our Illustrious
Potentate, and Flag Honor Guard. After the
first show, a wonderful dinner was hosted
By Noble Jack Goods
by the Lake of the Woods Shrine Club. President
Rick thanked them for the courtesy
before continuing for the second show.
Then it was a quiet trip back home.
The next day was the Selkirk circus, and
it was well attended by all capable nobles.
President Rick thanked all and encouraged
everyone to make sure the Winnipeg circus
was just as well attended. The Drum Corps
had a many members turn out for the two
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shows, afternoon and evening.
The next parade on our
schedule was Lundar, an
important parade. The Drum
Corps has earned a reputation
as a good band, and takes
credit for choosing the
Interlake Queen for the summer
(the units’ vote really doesn’t
count, but the competition
and conversation after makes it
an interesting bus trip home).
The Midwest is settled and
a good-sized group is planning
on going. The hotel is reserved
for twenty double rooms and
reservations are still open.
Those going are looking forward
to a good time, as it is
being hosted by Kem Shriners
in our neighboring city of
Grand Forks.
President Rick is giving
serious attention to Ukrainian
night this fall, with dancers,
music, and good food. It is one
big fun night so be prepared to
attend and bring friends.
Noble Rick hopes to fill the
room — it will be one great
Ukrainian gala night.
Noble Phil Sexton has been
missed all summer due to his
illness. He was unable to
attend many functions. Noble
Phil is a dedicated Shrine
Mason, gives a lot to keep our
unit going, and does many
other material things that keep
our Winnipeg Shrine fraternity
in operation. Thanks, Noble
Phil — you are a true Shrine philanthropist.
We all wish you a
speedy and successful recovery.
President Rick is seeing his
year going by quickly. After
planning his fall windup, he
will be free of many duties and
will be able to fully concentrate
on serving breakfast to the
group at the friendly Yo ko’s
Restaurant.
We hope everyone is having
a great summer. Please
make the captain’s life easier by
attending functions you
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r

Komedians
By Noble Thor Weidenbacher
hanks go out to all the Komedians who helped make
the 2012 Circus a big success. The “Sharpshooter”
Tskit and the “Family Volkswagen” routine highlighted
a fantastic circus season. We thank Noble Al Romani
for organizing the practices and all the Komedians who
helped out.
Komedians Unit picture at the 2012 Winnipeg Circus. Front row
(l. to r.): Noble Chibu Uson, Grand Master, and Illustrious Sir
Harry Rosenbaum. Middle row (l. to r.): Nobles Jim Krokosh,
Dennis McQuade, Gerry Derhak, Al Romani, Kevin Davis, Ernie
Smith, Guy Arbez, and Gord Williams. Back row (l. to r.):
Illustrious Sir Jack Hooper, P. P.; Nobles Reg Hall, Sid Denby, and
Cliff Hartmier; and Illustrious Sir Don Thompson, P. P.
The Komedians were particularly proud of two distinguished
members of the unit this year — our Potentate,
Noble Chibu Uson (center) is presented with a commemorative
plate by Komedians President Cliff Hartmier. Many members of the
Komedians joined them at the altar, including our Potentate,
Illustrious Sir Harry Rosenbaum (left, standing)
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Illustrious Sir Harry Rosenbaum; and
the 2011?2012 Grandmaster of the
Grand Lodge of Manitoba, Most Worshipful
Brother Chibu Uson. Both were
serving in their respective positions at
the same time during this year’s circus.
During the recent 2012 Grand Lodge of Manitoba Communication,
our unit President Cliff Hartmier presented
Noble Chibu Uson with a commemorative plate in recognition
of his service as Grandmaster this past year. Many members
of the Komedians joined him at the altar, including
Accompanied by his Lady Shirley, Noble Ted Jones receives a
meritorious service award from fellow Komedian, Chibu Uson,
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Manitoba at the 2012 Grand
Lodge Communication
Illustrious Sir Harry Rosenbaum, and Nobles Rudy
Weidenbacher, Ted Jones, Gerry Derhak, Kevin Davis, Dennis
McQuade and Sid Denby. Congratulations, Noble
Chibu, on a great year!
. . . continued on page 33
Noble Rudy Weidenbacher receiving his recognition for his service
to Masonry in Manitoba. Front row (l. to r.): Nobles Ted Jones,
Chibu Uson, Rudy Weidenbacher, and his Lady Joanne. Back row
(l. to r.): Noble Thor Weidenbacher, Rudy’s daughter Anne, sonin-law
Victor, and grandson Reid

Drum & Bugle . . . concluded from page 31
agreed to attend. It is difficult to have a balanced band after
arriving at a venue and finding that two or three did not
Khartum Shrine Ladies Brunch
First Lady Hope Rosenbaum and her Divan Ladies
Cordially Invite You to Come
“Brunch” with us at The Barkery
to Welcome the new Nobles' Ladies
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Hilton Suites, Winnipeg Airport
1800 Wellington Crescent
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Tickets: $25.00 and Cash Bar
Doors Open at 9:30 A.M.
Brunch at 10:00 A.M.
Tickets are available from the following:
Chairperson: Lady Irene Skene
807-223-2330 (Dryden)
Co-Chairperson: Lady Georgette Holberg
204-668-4263
Shrine House:
Ms. Doreen Miller
204-925-1430
Deadline for ticket purchase:
September 21, 2012
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show up as promised.
As always, this unit hopes for our leaders’ success in decisions
to keep Khartum Shrine functioning and growing in the
future, and that we will someday be self sufficient and have a
growth in membership.
Komedians . . . concluded from page 32
Other Komedians were recognized at the Communication
as well. Accompanied by his Lady Shirley, Komedians’
member Noble Ted Jones received a meritorious service
award from the Grand Lodge of Manitoba. Noble Ted has
been faithfully serving Manitoba Masons as the Grand Secretary
of the Grand Lodge of Manitoba for the past few
years. He also served as the Grandmaster prior to becoming
secretary and continues to be very active in his own lodge,
Ancient Landmark Lodge #3.
Noble Rudy Weidenbacher
was also recognized for his many
years of work for the Grand Lodge
of Manitoba. Noble Rudy has
spent a number of years on the
Finance Committee and the Board
of General Purpose. He was surprised
to receive the award. The
morning was made even more special
as he was able to share the
moment with his wife, Lady
Joanne, and the rest of his family
who were in attendance. Congratulations
to all!
Our Advertisers
spend a lot of money
advertising their
services in the
Khartum Khronicle.
We urge you, the
reader, to go out of
your way and
patronize as many of
these supportive
businesses as
possible.

Khartum Shriners 2012 Car Raffle
Hyundai Sonata Hybrid
Khartum Shriners
1155 Wilkes Avenue, Winnipeg MB R2P 1B9
www.khartumshriners.org
Draw Date: Friday, November 23, 2012
12:00 Noon at Shrine Centre, 1155 Wilkes Avenue
Draw open to all ticket holders
The 2012 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid is
valued at $30,564.00
Net proceeds from this raffle are for the fraternal benefit of
Khartum Shriners
Payments for tickets are not deductible as charitable contributions
Must be 16 years of age or older to purchase ticket
3 Tickets for $10.00
License # MGCC2392RF 60,000 Tickets Printed
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t the March session, Queen Darlene Brooks presented
25-year pins to eight members: Princesses
AShirley Gilchrist, Ann Bloomaert, Judy Shields,
Nanette Magill, Nettie Solinski, Carol McQuat, Vi Bartlett
and Past Queen Joy Derhak. Unfortunately, Princess Kay
Fournier was unable to attend to receive her pin. All these
ladies have contributed a great deal of time and effort to
Sphinx Temple, and continue to work for our philanthropy of
. helping children in need.
Sphinx Sphinx Sphinx Temple Temple
Temple No. 116
Daughters of the Nile
By Joy Derhak, Past Queen
Princess Patti Hillier was elected Queen of Sphinx Temple
for the ensuing year. She and her officers were installed in
an installation ceremony at the Shrine Centre. We all wish her
and her officers a successful year.
Queen Patti Hillier (center) and her parents, mother Pat and father
Wally Hillier
Several ladies accompanied Queen Patti to Portland for
the annual Supreme Session. An enjoyable time was had by
all. Sphinx Temple was recognized, along with several other
temples, for an increase in membership this past year.
Although the increase was only by one member, it is still
encouraging that our organization is attracting members.
Several other Canadian temples realized an increase in membership.
Sphinx Temple was happy to receive several
appointments for the following year, namely:
�Past Queen Linda Fraser, Supreme Nile Banner Escort
�Debbie Clairmont, Supreme Escort to the Canadian Flag
�Past Queen Marcy Saunders, Goodwill Ambassador,
Central Area
�Princess Melody Terin, Supreme Temple Insurance Committee
member
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�Past Queen Lindsey Lorteau, Canadian
Flag
Congratulations, ladies!
A letter recently received from the
Director of Nursing and Patient Care
Services advised that the moneys sent
to the Montreal Hospital from the
Piggy program purchased a special lightweight wheelchair,
a shower commode, and various patient gifts. This is the
money raised from all those piggies who just keep on giving.
Even though pennies may not be in circulation in the near
future, nickels, dimes, quarters, and other coins can still fill
those piggies. Another letter received was a thank you for the
generous donation of 12,010 Campbell soup labels and Prego
lids. These items add up to points to purchase equipment
and supplies needed for the classrooms in the various Shrine
hospitals. The children, even in hospital, have classrooms
that keep them up to date in their education. A letter of thank
you was received from the Administrator and the Special
Education Teacher of the Montreal Hospital. They acknowledged
receipt of nine — that is 9 — huge boxes of pre-op dolls,
quilts, clothing, and stuffed animals. Each child enjoys
choosing his or her favorite quilt that our ladies create with
so much “Nile Love.” The pre-op dolls are also a favorite of
the children as the hospital educators use the dolls in preparation
for each child’s upcoming surgery. Each child is happy
to be able to keep their special pre-op doll. The Sphinx Temple
ladies have been busy and they are happy to know all that
they do, while having fun, is appreciated and enjoyed by the
patients of the hospitals. This past year, 601 items were
donated with a total value of $7,928.00.
This year, Sphinx Temple’s donations from April 1, 2011,
to March 31, 2012, totaled $14,744.59. This is only a small part
of the total donations made by the eleven Daughters of the
Nile temples for this year. The Canadian Trust Spreadsheet
showing all donations for April 1, 2011, to March 31, 2012, to
the various programs from all Canadian temples totaled an
impressive $521,083.56. That is a fantastic amount and ladies,
you should all be proud. Quite a feat and one to be able to
hopefully repeat.
Supreme Queen Suzie Schumacher will be making her
official visit to Sphinx Temple in August. A ceremony of Initiation
will be held on Sunday, August 26, at the Masonic
Memorial Centre.
A Piggy Picnic will once again be held at the Shrine Centre,
on Sunday, September 16, where we acknowledge all the
ladies who have contributed to the Piggy Program and celebrate
all the donations the Piggies make in order that we can
fulfill the wish list of the Montreal Hospital.
Sphinx Temple sadly mourns the loss of two of our members,
Princesses Lorna Moffat and Mavis Burr. To those who
are in sorrow or distress, our thoughts and prayers are with
you.
Sphinx Temple, along with the other concordant bodies
of the Masonic family, will be attending the various parades
throughout the summer. We wish everyone a happy and
healthy summer.

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Perfect Pitch: Shriners Hospitals for Children Canada
Patient who was Born Deaf Chosen as Ambassador for our
22-Hospital System for his Singing Talent
Jeremy Gabriel from Quebec City (Quebec) (l.) and Hunter Woodhall (r.) from Syracuse (Utah) have been selected as Shriners
Hospitals for Children’s patient ambassadors for 2012?2013. The announcement was made on July 4, 2012, after the premiere of their video:
“Two Worlds Apart—One Place of Hope” during the Imperial Session of Shriners International (National Convention) in Charlotte (North
Carolina). Jeremy took the stage in front of over 10,000 Shriners from throughout the world to perform a song and share his story.
Every year, Shriners Hospitals for Children® chooses two patient ambassadors to represent the thousands of children who receive care
at the health care system’s 22 facilities annually. Throughout the year, the Ambassadors will share their stories to inspire others and raise
awareness for the hospital system.
The Artist:
He has sung for both Celine Dion and the Pope; he has recorded two albums and co-authored a book. He was born deaf.
Jeremy Gabriel, 15, of Quebec City (Quebec) was born prematurely with severe facial malformations and other complications
requiring intensive care. Jeremy was finally diagnosed at 6 months with Treacher Collins Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder. In addition to
head, skull and facial deformities, children with this condition generally have absent or malformed ears, which can cause hearing loss.
Jeremy was referred to Shriners Hospitals for Children Canada at the age of 5 for treatment. There, the family met Lucie Lessard, M.D.,
a plastic and craniofacial surgeon. Dr. Lessard suggested a BAHA (Bone Anchored Hearing Aid) implant which would allow him to hear.
Thanks to a special program funded by Daughters of the Nile Canada (international charitable organization of women related to Shriners),
Jeremy received his implant in June 2003, at age 6. After the surgery, Jeremy was fascinated with sound, and discovered he could sing. In
fact, he has perfect pitch. Jeremy is scheduled for additional facial reconstructive surgery later this year.
“Without the life-changing BAHA implants thanks to the Daughters of the Nile, Shriners Hospitals for Children, and Dr. Lessard, I
would have never been able to hear, let alone sing ”expressed Jeremy. “ Now that I have been chosen as patient ambassador for the entire
hospital system, I will be able to share my story and instill hope in families living through difficult situations. It is truly an honor to be named
ambassador and speak on behalf of the hospital system throughout Canada, the United States, and Mexico” he added.
Jeremy now attends a high school specializing in performing arts, where he is an excellent student. He is preparing for a career in the
music business.
®
About Shriners Hospitals for Children
Shriners Hospitals for Children is changing lives every day through innovative pediatric specialty care, world-class research and
outstanding medical education. The 22 facilities in the United States, Canada, and Mexico provide advanced care for children with
orthopaedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lip and palate.
®
About Shriners Hospitals for Children Canada
Located in Montreal since 1925, Shriners Hospitals for Children Canada is a bilingual, short term, acute care center providing pediatric
orthopaedic ultra-specialized care for complex disorders such as osteogenesis imperfecta (brittle bone disease), severe spinal and limb
anomalies, reconstructive surgery, and rehabilitation. Children from across Canada, the U.S., and around the world have benefited from the
hospital’s ground-breaking research and innovative treatments, both in Montreal and in their own communities.
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Donate Your Aeroplan Miles
The Khartum Shrine Patient Transportation Fund
can now accept your donation of Aeroplan miles (at
no cost to you) and use them to help defray the
costs of sending patients and families to our
Temples of Mercy. Complete the details below and
send to the Khartum Shrine Office.
Pooling of Aeroplan Miles in support of local charitable initiatives
Aeroplan is glad to facilitate the transfer of miles to a specially designated Aeroplan account in
support of the Khartum Shrine Patient Transportation Fund. Donations will be accepted from
November 13, 2006. Donated miles will be used to assist patients to travel to Shriners Hospitals for
Children for clinical and surgical treatments.
I (please print name here)______________________________________________
would like to donate________________________________ Aeroplan Miles to be
transferred from my Aeroplan account #_________________________________
to the charitable Aeroplan account in the name of the Khartum Shrine Patient Transportation
Fund. I understand that these donated miles will be administered by the Hospital Chairman of
Khartum Shriners, Craig Houston, for redemption of these Aeroplan Miles, either for travel or for
non-air rewards in support of the Khartum Shrine Patient Transportation Fund.
Signed_______________________________ Date ________________________________
Please return this signed pledge form to Khartum Shriners by hand or by fax at (204) 477-1565. or
via mail to 1155 Wilkes Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3P 1B9.
For enquiries, telephone: (204) 925-1439 or (204) 477-0972, or e-mail: khartumhospital@mts.net.
In order to transfer Aeroplan Miles from one account to another, we need the legal signature of the
donor on the hard copy of the form.
An e-mail pledge will not be accepted.
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Petition for Initiation and Membership
KHARTUM SHRINERS
To the Potentate, Officers, and Nobles of Khartum Shriners, Situated in the Oasis of Winnipeg, Desert of Manitoba, Canada
I, the undersigned, hereby declare that I am a Master Mason in good standing in __________________Lodge #______located at
City Province
Which is a Lodge recognized by or in amity with the Conference of Grand Masters of North America. Furthermore, I have resided
at my current address for not less than 6 months, as required by the Bylaws of the Imperial Council. I respectfully pray that I may
be made a Noble of the Mystic Shrine, and become a member of your temple.
If I be found worthy, and my request granted, I promise to conform to the Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws of The Imperial
Council and the Bylaws and Ceremonies of your temple.
Birthplace___________________________________________ Date of Birth __________________________________________
Were you ever a DeMolay? _____ If so, what was the Chapter name and Location?_____________________________________
Profession or occupation ___________________________________________________________________________________________
Have you previously applied for admission to any temple of the Order? _______________________________________________
If so, what temple?___________________________________ When? __________________________________________________
Residence Address _______________________________ _________________________________________________________
Street City
_________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________
Province Postal Code
Business Address __________________________________ __________________________________________________________
Street City
__________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________
Province Postal Code
Business Phone ___________________________________ Hat Size ______________________________________________________
Mail Address ________________________________________________________________________________________________
Home Phone _____________________________________________________________________________________________________
E-Mail Address __________________________________________________________________________________________________
Wife’s Name _____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Fez size __________________ Method of Payment _______________________________________________________________________
Date _________________ 20____ Signature ___________________________________________________________________________
Print Full Name Here _______________________________________________________________________________
Name in full, initials not sufficient
Recommended and Vouched for on the honor of Noble ____________________________ Membership No. _____________
Noble ____________________________ Membership No. _____________
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