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VOL. XLX NO. 06
SHRINERS INTERNATIONAL
November 2014
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Arabian
Official Publication of
ARABIA TEMPLE
PO Box 420549
Houston Texas 77242
or
10510 Harwin Drive
Houston Texas 77036
Telephone: 713-664-3437
Fax: 713-664-3439
www.shriners-houston.org
Office Hours: 8:30 A.M. - 4:00 PM, M-F
SHRINE CLUBS
BAYTOWN
Robert Parks
281-422-7112
BRAZOS
VALLEY
Howard DeHart
979-828-2231
BRENHAM
Gene Cooper
979-830-8200
IMPERIAL DIVAN OFFICER
Jerry Gantt, P. P. (Lisa)…………...Deputy Imperial Potentate
ARABIA SHRINE CENTER DIVAN
Don Slayton (Debra)......….……………........Potentate
David Ashley (Melissa)………...………......Chief Rabban
Tony Macias (Rosa)….…..….……....Assistant Rabban
Laris Nolan (Linda).…...…..…..High Priest & Prophet
David Janda (Donna).….......….…….......Oriental Guide
Dennie Jackson (Elaine)……..………..…….Treasurer
John Olivarri, P.P.(Grace)…….……...…........ Recorder
COLORADO
VALLEY
Glenn Leist
361-594-3643
FORT BEND
Charles Hand
281-935-2759
GULF COAST
John Woolsey
979-245-4533
IMPERIAL REPRESENTATIVES
ARABIAN
KNIGHTS
Ruben Robles
832-250-9735
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
BOWLERS
Juan Almanza
281-479-3629
A. B. Jimenez……………………..………………….2012-2014
Ruben Robles………………….……..………..…….2012-2014
CIRCUS
Fred Lemieux…………………………………………2013-2015 ROUSTABOUTS
Ed Hersh………………………………………………2013-2015 Dale Dickman
Dale Dickman…………..……………………………2014-2016 936-581-3347
Rudy Staudt………………………………………….2014-2016 CLOWN JEWELS
Paul W. Easley
832-331-4507
ARABIA CIRCUS OFFICE
ARABIA BUSINESS OFFICE
SOUTHEAST
Bob Squires
281-332-5782
LAKE HOUSTON
Michael Tims
281-361-6823
TOMBALL AREA
Richard Ventrca
281-351-1290
MONTGOMERY
CNTY.
Joe Stevenson
936-856-0916
WALLER
COUNTY
John McGaughy
281-770-5499
NASA AREA
Bob Short
713-925-4192
NEW CANEY
Jim Clark
936-443-3561
SAM HOUSTON
Mike Dowden
936-292-0306
WESTSIDE
David Frishman
281-391-2589
WHARTON
L. Robert
Guerrero
979-543-4949
SAN JACINTO
Michael Records
713-805-2664
UNIT HEADS
Jerry Gantt, P. P. .………..……..…Deputy Imperial Potentate
Don Slayton………….……..……..…...................... Potentate
David Ashley.....…………….…................……..Chief Rabban
Tony Macias.……...…………….................Assistant Rabban
Laris Nolan....………………….….…… High Priest & Prophet
Telephone
713.664.7210
Tony Macias.…………………………………Circus Chairman
HOBBY
Brian Dodson
281-437-1018
DIRECTOR’S
STAFF
Bill McKeown
281-998-7352
DRUM & BUGLE
Telephone 713-664-3437
CORPS
Linda Teinert……………………………..……Office Manager
Craig Zlatnik
Lteinert@shriners-houston.org
713-203-4441
To ensure your article is included, please submit your article
FLYING FEZ
to: 2014Arabianeditor.com,, no later than the 20th of the Richard Rennison
month. Contributions of photographs and news items of 281-235-3060
interest to the nobility are solicited and will be returned upon
request.
GOLFERS
Bob Sharpe, PP
281-440-0788
ORIENTAL BAND
Ed White
281-534-3114
GREETERS
Nichlas Rast
281-778-7323
PATROL
Ken Cox, PP
281-347-1442
HOT RODS
Ronnie Ellis
281-354-2076
PROVOST
GUARD
Bill Hawkins
713-319-5598
LEGION
OF
HONOR
James H.Martin
281-471-7452
LUNCHEON
CLUB
Bill Prell
713-705-6724
MOTOR CORPS
Thad Miner
713-721-7602
OASIS CLUB
Fred Verhine
281-448-0160
SHENANIGANS
Rusty “Krusty”
Mayfield
832-305-5772
SPORTSMEN
Chris Staudt
713-296-9154
YABAN
Bob Armentrout
512-644-4245
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Potentate’s
Message
Dear Nobles and Ladies,
The month of October has been a whirlwind of activities. Your Divan
has been on the road and attended four Official Visits during the month,
accompanied by the Top Staff and other invited guests. We hope these
Official Visits were informative for the Club members who invited us.
We as a Divan have attended as many regular Unit and Shrine Club
meetings as possible to keep you up to date. The schedule is set at the
stated meetings for the month ahead. I hope it was also informative this
year.
Morris Engineering, Fugro & Miller Survey have been retained to
complete our structural survey on your Shrine Center damages. When
their reports are finished, we will continue work to restore your Shrine
Center to its past glory.
I know these arrangements have slowed and caused distress among many of you who tirelessly
work for funding our hospitals. Our rental income has come to a grinding standstill also, but I ask you
to bear with these inconveniences that have been put upon us and remember: WE SHALL PREVAIL
Our temple meetings: November 17th, remains in the Prairie and Braeswood Rooms; Food @ 6:00
p.m. and meeting @ 7:00 p.m. Our December 8th meeting & elections will be @ 7:00 p.m. Food and
refreshments afterwards.
There are two major changes for January, 2015. The memorial service has been moved ahead to
January 11th, 2015. Starting time will be at 2:30 p.m. Our stated meeting & installation of officers will
be on January 12th, 2015. The meal will be served @ 6:00 p.m. in the Braeswood Room, with the
meeting to follow @ 7:00 p.m. in the Prairie Room.
This has been a very hard year on our membership. We have had to cancel and modify many of
our planned events. I hope all of you understand and know your elected Divan and I have moved as
fast as we have been allowed by our attorneys and the holdups by our Insurance Companies.
In closing, I would like to remind all of you: We need new members, and we need to retain this
membership. Please help us and our fraternity to move upward in a positive fashion. Thank you.
Sincerely and Fraternally,
Don Slayton
NOTICE OF STATED MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the next regularly scheduled meeting of Arabia Temple is scheduled
for Monday, November 17, 2014. The meal will be served at 6:00 PM, followed by the meeting at
7:00 PM. Wear your fez - 2014 dues card required.
John Olivarri, PP
Recorder
Don Slayton
Potentate
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From the Chief Rabban
2015 Texas Shrine Association – Corpus Christi – June 3-6, 2015
Nobles,
It is time to start planning for your unit participation in the 2015 Texas Shrine Association Competitions
in Corpus Christi being held June 4-6, 2015. The host Shrine Center, Al Amin, has blocked rooms at 3
hotels in Corpus Christi. The main headquarter hotel is the Omni Corpus Christi Hotel Bayfront ($142 per
night). Located only 1 block from the headquarters is the Holiday Inn Corpus Christi Downtown Marina
($122 per night). The Emerald Beach Hotel ($122 per night) is approximately 5 minutes from the Omni.
Your unit is free to choose any hotel in the Corpus area but please notify the 2015 Housing Chairman,
John Barron, so that we will know where everyone is staying.
Competition Locations:
Pistol & Shotgun – Corpus Christi Pistol & Rifle Club – 2832 FM 763, Corpus Christi, TX 78415 –
(361)852-1212
Mini Cars – Whataburger Field Parking Lot – 734 E Port Ave, Corpus Christi, TX 78401
Bands – Holiday Inn – 707 North Shoreline Boulevard, Corpus Christi, TX 78401
Mounted Patrol – Richard Borchard Regional Fairgrounds – 1213 Terry Shamsie Blvd, Robstown
Golf – Oso Beach Municipal Golf Course – 5601 S Alameda St, Corpus Christi, TX 78412
Directors Staff – Al Amin Shrine Center – 2001 Suntide Rd, Corpus Christi, TX 78409
Clowns – Al Amin Shrine Center – 2001 Suntide Rd, Corpus Christi, TX 78409
Patrol – American Bank Center – 1901 N Shoreline Blvd, Corpus Christi, TX 78401
Please plan on participating in the 2015 Texas Shrine Association Ceremonial.
Thank you,
David Ashley
EDITORS NOTE!
We will publish and print the December edition of the Arabian. Due to the Thanksgiving holidays,
the deadline for submission of articles will be Thursday, November 20, 2014. This will
be the final edition of the year, and will be mailed to all Nobles. We will mail out on November 26th,
so you have time to promote your Christmas activites.
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A Living Memorial Lives On
Lest we forget our Hospital Benefit Programs are year round by virtue of their continuing needs.
“A LIVING MEMORIAL” can add meaning to your remembrance for a friend or loved one and will
help a physically challenged child to walk or a burned child to live. “A LIVING MEMORIAL” will
answer parents’ prayers. More and more of our members are taking advantage of the postage
paid memorial envelopes for such tributes.
I respectfully ask and urge you to support this portion of our Hospital Benefit Program.
Laris Nolan, High Priest & Prophet
2014 Benefit Chairman
“LIVING MEMORIAL” envelopes can be obtained through the Temple Office.
The following is a list of DONORS:
Arabia Clown Jewels
Louise & E. Jay Burke
Lawrence Cullen
Henry & Cecilia Gohlke
Arabia Directors Staff
Cheryle Cullen
James D. Deshazo
Sonja Gullbrand
Clare Hauser
Lake Houston Shrine Club
DeWitt & Harriett Morrow
Texas Haas Beens
John & Patsy Hermann
Linda Mabis
Ted Mosshart
Vana Road Boring Services
Jerry & Becky Berry
Gilda Cullen
Carl Ellis
Suzanne & Lonnie
Hamrick
Huff & Mitchell, Inc.
Terry A. Moody
Martin & Dona Page
Hugh & Nadine Warner
IN MEMORY
Andrew H. Bass
Merle L. Browning
Lee E. Cook
William C. Faust, Sr.
Kenneth D. Kirkpatrick
Donnie L. Martin
McLeodAlbert T. Miles
James W. Skinner
Raymond W. Watson
Jan K. Bogard
Edwin B. Burk
Curtis R. Davis
Thomas L. Jordan
Oscar T. Koon
Wallace J. McKenzie
Lloyd R. Parrent
Ray A. Traylor
Everett M. Williams
John C. Botkin
Frank M. Caldwell
Howard L. Eitel
Lonnie L. Kelley
Eugene H. Lovering
Scott P.
Karl H. Reiter
James P. Walker
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NEW CANDIDATES
Candidate
Lady
Top Signer
October 11, 2014
David R. Bush
Dawn
Ruben Robles
Dwayne Scott Carleton
Carla
John Arnold
Steven Aaron McCauley
Brooke
Rodney Deloss
October 13, 2014
Robert Glenard Herren
Pepper Mabray
Emil Khalilou
Michael Hatley
Coin Joe Polacek
Erin
Michael Hatley
John Zebedeo
Sadi
Michael Hatley
October 20, 2014
Ralph Jason Bales
Terri
Joe Stevenson
Calvin Jones
Erin
Michael Hatley
Keith Troy Killgore
Barbara
Bryan Corey
Rene Calma Manuguid
Minda
Emeterio Abanilla
Arabia Golfers
By Robert Sharpe, 2014 President
The Arabia Shrine Golfers held their 31th Annual Golf Tournament at Augusta
Pines Golf Club on October 7th, with an early shotgun start. We had a field of
80 players, thanks to our President Bob Sharpe and his crew. Everyone
commented on the condition of the course, and they were greeted with an
excellent meal at the end of the round. Several nice auction items were placed
on the table, including, a package at Paragon Golf resort & Casino in Louisiana.
When all the dust settles, the golfers’ efforts for this year’s fundraiser should
be pretty good.
This is one event where everyone that participated came out a winner, and in the long run, the children
of our two hospitals also win. Arabia Shrine Golfers will start planning for the 32th Annual tournament.
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By Norm Bates, Secretary
It’s November – Thanksgiving is here – Christmas cannot be far behind. Better get after the
“shopping”!!!!
Looking back for just a moment - The First Lady's Luncheon honoring Arabia First Lady Debra
was held on the 25th of October at The Junior League. It was well attended by the Patrol Ladies, and
the great food and entertainment made for a very pleasant day.
The November Arabia Shrine stated meeting will be held on November 17th. Come out, participate
and be a part of “what’s happening”. This is your Arabia Shrine – come and make your wishes known.
The first Circus Report meeting will be held on Wednesday evening the 19th of November in the
Braeswood (Gold) Room of the Shrine Center. Let’s get this year’s Circus started in high style!!!!! BE
THERE! There are plenty of jobs to go around, and your assistance is needed to make a success of
OUR circus!!!!!
The Tomball Christmas Parade will be held on Saturday November 22nd in “downtown Tomball,
Texas”. This is an “Official Parade”, and all units should make an attempt to participate. Always a good
parade – could be “chilly”! Remember that the Ladies just love to go to Tomball for Christmas and
antique shopping.
The Patrol Drill Team has commenced early practice with a couple of “tune up” sessions.
These sessions will be continued until we begin regular practices prior to TSA competition.
Patrol members take note – Our November Stated Meeting will be held on Monday evening the
24th of November, with our annual election of officers. Come help elect our officers for the upcoming
year and learn their ideas for 2015.
See Ya!!
Tomball Area Shrine Club
Richard Ventrca, President
Tomball Area Shrine Club
Tomball Area Shrine Club will be hosting the Annual Official Visit with the Thanksgiving Parade for
Tomball Texas. Like other small, tightknit communities everyone comes out to support the town’s
events. Tomball is no different, and they like a parade and enjoy the SHRINERS. We welcome
Clowns, The Hot Rods, Red Racers, Arabian Knights Horse Patrol, Patol and any other unit that would
like to participate. After the parade, we all head over to a local BBQ establishment for a little food and
more fellowship.
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Membership
by Michael Hatley, Membership Chairman
We all know our challenges with membership: A technology age filled with distractions, shifting urban
demographics, in which many of our members are further from our Shrine Center, cultural changes and
the black camel. The list is daunting, there are achievable paths over the mountain; methods by which
we may change the game in a real way and bring both honor
to Arabia Shrine at 2015 Imperial Session and provide
inspiration to Shriners all over the world. All of these paths
require many hands.
For every Noble we bring in, we lose another to lack of
dues payment. Sometimes the reasons are beyond our
control, but often it is because of simple things: lack of human
contact, lack of activities that genuinely interest them. These
are things we can tackle.
The contact part is where I need all of your help. I need
Nobles and their Ladies to make phone calls to Nobles who
are not active. It will make a measurable difference. Beyond
the goal to bring in Nobles to Arabia Shrine and to retain them,
I also am dedicated to creating a critical mass of younger
Shriners in one place, and cultivating the leaders of the future.
Not the distant future, but for next year, the year after and so
on.
To that end I want to put as many of our Nobles and their
Ladies who are under 45 and/or have been Shriners 5 years
or less into one room as often as possible over the next year.
We can create a critical mass of new and younger folks in
one single place, rather than spread out all over the Shrine.
There will be a new group within the Shrine created for this
purpose and to generate, welcome, support, and integrate Shriners coming through our doors.
I envision not just activities, which our new and younger members will enjoy, but to make it a point
to focus on education about both our history, as well the nuts and bolts of Arabia Shrine. I believe that
younger and newer members "buy in" to an organization when they truly understand the business end
and when they can influence it in a real way. It is this understanding and influence I will work to provide
and foster as well as a sense of community amongst younger and newer Nobles and their Ladies.
Over the next several months, my team will make a number of calls and visits asking for help. I hope
many will not wait for that call, but will contact me at michael@hatley.org to learn of some of the initiatives
in which you might enjoy lending a hand. You can make a real difference.
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Arabia Oriental Band
by Clarence Wittwer
Wow! Can you believe it's November already! The 2014 summer definitely
flew by. Where to start? Well, I'm proud to say that the Sunday Fun Day baseball benefit with the Sugar Land Skeeters was a big hit, and the Oriental
Band was very well represented. Rain couldn't stop the Love of Shriners as
we showed up in force for our hospitals.
If you missed the stated meeting in September, you missed an amazing South West Baked potato
meal. You also missed a VERY important discussion on the future of the Oriental Band. From that discussion, I'm excited to announce the formation of a new group within the Oriental Band tentatively
named the "BallyWho?". A Ballyhoo is a contest held by many Oriental Bands that is about having
FUN! ,No costumes, no makeup; just fun and goofy music is all it's about. If you can make noise on a
Kazoo, play a washboard, play some spoons, a cowbell or make noise blowing in soda bottles, then
we've got a spot for you! We will be finalizing things soon, but come to a meeting or call one of the
officers in the Directory. We’ll be glad to talk to you!
One final exciting announcement folks! The members of the Oriental Band voted at the September
meeting to suspend ALL DUES AND FEES for anyone wishing to join between now and December
31st, 2015! That's right, 15 months of NO BAND DUES! How awesome is that? Come check us out,
bring a kazoo, a cowbell or any other silly instrument and let's have FUN!
Shenanigans
by Chris Cantin
I recently received this from someone who had spent several days in the hospital with her young son.
“Chris and Anissa, I have to tell you both how much I appreciate what you guys do. I never understood
the importance of having clowns in hospitals until this week. It never bothered me or anything, but I
didn't really think about it being important either. The amount of joy that people like you guys bring to the kids
stuck in a hospital and to their visiting siblings is immeasurable. Thank you guys for being tough enough to do
that job and make kids forget, if even for a brief moment, that they are sick!”
There are no words to describe how much it means to receive such a nice note, but we don’t do this to
get notes or any other accolades. We do this because we love clowning for the kids.
There are many types of clowns. Some compete to see who looks better in makeup, some march in
parades; some clowns don’t clown at all. To this clown the most important thing we do is visit the kids
(and adults) at the hospitals. I won’t say it isn’t hard sometimes. As a father and grandfather seeing kids
hurting is not easy, but I also see what a difference we make for the kids, their grandparents, and even the
hospital staff.
If you are considering becoming a clown, Arabia Shrine has two groups you can consider. I invite you
to consider Arabia Shenanigans where we all have fun. We believe in clowning & entertaining the kids and
in having fun. Our Ladies clown and participate in everything we do.
Many Nobles tell me they are interested, but have no idea how to begin or what they would need. We
love to help new clowns learn the art of clowning.
Want to know more? Call me (Tin Can) 281-685-6949 or email me at TinCanShrineClown@yahoo.com
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Arabia Motor Corps
The Motor Corps continues to be busy, like a wrangler trying to herd a bunch of cats
down the trail. Somehow, we manage to get thru all the chaos.
· A few of our members were able to attend the Highlands Jubilee the first weekend of October;
it is always a pleasure to assist this community with their parade.
· This is the 8th year that Arabia Motor Corps has been asked to represent the Shriners at the 78th
Crowley International Rice Festival. Several Motorcycles and ONE Red Racer traveled thru the
whole parade without a breakdown. Habibi Temple from Lake Charles is always a great host
and always show their appreciation.
· Our Ladies attended the 1st Lady’s Luncheon at the end of October with the rest of Arabia
Temple; it is my understanding that this is one event that all the ladies and their guest look
forward to each year.
· Tomball Shrine Club will be hosting their annual Thanksgiving Parade and Official visit, and
this is a great opportunity to get the FEZ out in the Public eye.
· 2015 Circus kick-off was very well attended, and we all need to get behind our Chief Rabban
and Circus Chairman on this event and as we always do. Let’s work hard at making this a big
success, and we can also work hard at having fun.
· ARABIA SHRINE TEMPLE has had a black cloud hanging over our home and has been
struggling to keep things together, but being the caliber of person that SHRINERS are, there is
NOTHING that we cannot overcome by putting our shoulders together and practicing a lot of
patience. We are being put to the test, and I know we can come thru with flying colors.
Keep all of ailing brothers, sisters and their families in your prayers. We may forget from time to time,
but there is always someone who is not as blessed as we have been.
Roustabouts:
Welcomed seven new members (Larry Fuchs, Clarence Wittwer, Ruben Robles, Martin Reyes, Todd Smith,
Michael Hatley, and Bob Duncan) for 2014. We have already begun preparing for Circus 2015, having
just completed a very successful "Roustabout Work Day" on 25th of October, with a total of 35 members
helping to clean, inventory, and re-pack equipment and materials. Anyone interested in becoming a "Circus
Roustabout" can contact either Otto Akers or Dale Dickman, and even if you don't desire a set of Red
Coveralls - come out to Circus and help to make it another GREAT year!
Director's Staff:
We are getting ready for another year and the election of new officers. The Directors staff also welcomes
Clarence Wittwer, Michael Hatley, and Ron Guillory to our ranks. Our focus for the coming year is on
preparing for and supporting the conduct of "Ceremonials", and repairing our Temple. If any of this sounds
like something that you might be interested in, please come join us on the 1st Monday of the month (6 PM)
for our meeting, or contact Bill Mckeown.
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6:30 PM GUL
6:30 PM MGC
7:30 PM CLJ
Braeswood Rm
19
6:30 PM -7:30
PM 1ST
CIRCUS
REPORT
MEETING/BRAES
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6:30 PM LAH
6:30 PM NAS
7:30 PM HOB
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10:00 AM
PAT/DEC. XMA S
TREE/PRAIRIE
RM
9:00 AM TOMBAL
PARADE/
OV/RSVP
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6:30 PM NCS
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3:30 PM
BOW/STD. MTG.
5:00 PM
BOW/ARMIDILLA
24
6:00 PM BAT
6:30 PM BRE
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HEB
THANKSGIVING
PARADE
6:30 PM PAT
THANKSGIVING/OFFICE CLOSED
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5:00 PM
BOW/ARMIDILLA
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Monday
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6:30 PM DTS
Braeswood RM
Tuesday
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6:30 PM FTB
Wednesday
Thursday
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10:00 AM
DON
7:00 PM 7:00
Friday
4
6
5
6:30 PM SOE
10:00 AM
PAT/DECO/PRAIR IE
RM
BAT CHRISTMAS
PARADE
OFFICIAL
7:00 PM WAL
7:00 PM SPO
PM SAM
Saturday
CHRISTMAS
LIGHTING/HOSP.
MOC/TOYRUN TO
HOSP.
SAM/HUNTSVILLE
PARADE
7
2:30 PM
CLJ/XMAS PARTY
5:00 PM
BOW/ARMIDILLA
5:00 PM
PAT/COLONEL'S
PARTY/PRAIRIE
RM
14
8
7:00 PM STATED
MEETING AND
ELECTIONS/
BLRM/PARTY AND
FOOD AFTER
ELECTION/BRAES
& PRAIRIE
15
2:30 PM
BOW/ARMADILLA
1
9
6:30 PM ARK
Braeswood Rm
6:30 PM GOL
Prairie Rm
6:30 PM LOH
12
6:30 PM STAFF
XMAS
PARTY/BRAES &
PRAIRIE RM
6:30 PM SAJ
13
ARK/XMAS
PARTY/BLRM
BAT/INSTLN./XMAS
PARTY
6:30 PM SAJ
GOL/PLAY DAY
COV/INSTL/OV
16
6:30 PM FEZ
6:30 PM GUL
6:30 PM MGC
5:30 PM
BOW/XMAS
PARTY/MI
11
10:00 AM
ORB/BRAES RM
10
11:00 AM
WIDOW S' XMAS
LUNCHEON/BRAES
RM
17
5:00 PM
LOH/XMAS PARTY
6:30 PM NCS
7:30 PM CLJ
Braeswood Rm
19
18
20
6:30 PM LAH
6:00 PM DRC
11:30 AM WHC
6:30 PM NAS
6:30 PM LOH
XMAS
PARTY/BRAES
RM
MOC/XMAS
PARTY/PRAIRIE
RM
6:30 PM TOM
7:30 PM HOB
ORB/HOLIDAY
PARTY/AWA Y
HANUKKAH
21
5:00 PM
BOW/ARMIDILLA
22
23
6:00 PM BAT
24
6:30 PM NMC
26
25
27
CHRISTMAS/OFFICE
CLOSED
DIVAN
XMAS/AWAY
28
3:30 PM
BOW/STD. MTG.
29
30
31
BAT/NEW YEAR'S
EVE PARTY
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S
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Tuesday
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BOW/ARMIDILLA
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Saturday
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Wednesday
5
6
10:00 AM DON
6:30 PM FTB
6:30 PM DTS
Braeswood RM
7:00 PM
SAM
7
10:00 AM
DON
7:00 PM SPO
10:00 AM
ORB/BRAES RM
6:30 PM MOC
Braeswood Rm
6:30 PM SAJ
11
2:30 PM
MEMORIAL
SERVICE/BLRM
5:00 PM
BOW/ARMIDILLA
18
12
STATED MEETING
AND
INSTALLATION OF
OFFICERS MEAL
AT 6:00PM,
/BRAES &
PRAIRIE
RMS/MEETING AT
7:00PM/BLRM
19
5:00 PM
BOW/ARMIDILLA
25
3:30 PM
BOW/STD. MTG.
5:00 PM
BOW/ARMIDILLA
26
6:00 PM BAT
13
6:30 PM ARK
Braeswood Rm
6:30 PM GOL
Prairie Rm
14
6:30 PM 2ND
CIRCUS REPORT
MEETING/BRAES
RM
15
6:30 PM LAH
16
6:00 PM DRC
6:30 PM LOH
7:30 PM HOB
EAST-WES T
SHRINE
GAME/TAMPA
6:30 PM LOH
20
21
22
6:30 PM FEZ
6:00 PM WES
6:30 PM GUL
6:30 PM MGC
7:30 PM CLJ
Braeswood Rm
6:30 PM TOM
27
6:30 PM MGC
28
29
6:30 PM BRA
6:30 PM BRE
6:30 PM NCS
6:30 PM PAT
6:30 PM NMC
17
11:30 AM WHC
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