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JUNE-JULY 2018

Shriners Monthly (USPS#374-150) is published monthly except July and Sept. by Ben Ali Shrine, A.A.O.N.M.S., 3262 Marysville Boulevard, P. O. Box 214477, Sacramento CA 95821-4477.

Subscription price $5.00 per year paid thru membership dues. Periodicals Postage Paid at Sacramento, CA.

POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: Shriners Monthly, P. O. Box 21-4477, Sacramento, CA 95821-4477. The fifth (5th) day of the preceding month of issue is the deadline for all news items and photographs. All materials should be addressed to: Ben Ali Shrine Attn. Nancy or Lew P. O. Box 214477 Sacramento, CA 95821-4477 or [email protected],

Ben Ali Shrine — Elective Divan David Barnekoff—Potentate

Chris Chediak —Chief Rabban Jairo Gomez—Assistant Rabban

Bill Wells—High Priest & Prophet David Lagala—Oriental Guide

Ron Eggleston—Treasurer Lew Wentworth —Recorder

Appointive Divan 1st Ceremonial Master –Don Killmer

2nd Ceremonial Master –Ralph Sahagun Director General – Stanley Solid

Chaplain -- Vince Lake Master of Ceremonies – Gabriel Garafano

Master of Ceremonies — Russell Godt Quartermaster—Art Hawkins Photographer -- Eldon Vipond

Potentate’s Aides Dan and Susan Leonard—Chief Aide

Bruce and Clairiece Boom Shane and Mona Brooks

David and Adrienne Coolidge David Amy Gutierrez

Bob and Terri Jackson Mark and Susan Lamb

John and Sandy Ludington Leland and April Mason Steve and Donna Nelson

Mike and Sue O’Mara Doug and Rita Roberts

1st. Lady’s Aides

Billie Roggenbusch Debbie Clark Paula Kubo

Susan Leonard Julie Center

Ben Ali Shrine 3262 Marysville Blvd

Sacramento, CA 95815 Phone: (916) 920-4107

Fax: (916) 920-0690 www.benalishrine.org

Email:

Office: [email protected]

OFFICE HOURS: M-Thurs 9:00am – 4:00pm

Fri 9:00am– 12:00pm

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Potentate Message

David Barnekoff

Nobles & Ladies,

Liz and I would like to thank Dan and Susan Leonard and our “Aides Team for putting together a fantastic June Stated Meeting. They had a live animal show with monkeys, baboons, boa constrictor, tortoise and a gator. They had a fishing pond, lizard races, face painting, balloon tying and a dessert auction. To top it all off the Purveyors served us finger-lickin chicken.

Thank you to the 111 people who joined us on the Mississippi River trip. It was a trip filled with food, more food, nightly entertainment, Hop on Hop off buses, tours of Graceland, Antebellum homes, civil war battle fields, cotton fields, Southern cooking classes, and lots of gators.

We would also like to thank Gary Kiddie PP for organizing an afternoon at the Horse Races at the State Fair. He also included a great buffet dinner and admission to the State Fair. Thank you Gary for all you do for the Temple.

As summer comes to an end we are ramping up again with activities and events to get your Shrine juices flowing. We have something for everyone. Family, friends and potential Shriners are encouraged to attend with you.

We start off with the Nevada City Constitution Command Parade September 9. We encourage you to join us. Join a Shrine parade unit and ride, walk or drive in the parade. Meet our country’s current and former presidents and first ladies.

Attend the September 11 Stated Meeting. We have a September Fest theme with beer tasting. As you know Oc-tober Fest in Germany is actually in September. We have Charles Bamforth, who heads up the beer program at UC Davis, as our speaker.

This is a Stated Meeting you do not want to miss.

Join us on September 16 at the Ben Ali picnic grounds for the Ben Ali/Scottish Rite Picnic. 2nd Ceremonial Master Ralph Sahagun is putting together the best picnic of the season.

Magic Under the Stars, a black tie gala event, will be held September 29 at the Serrano Country Club. The net pro-ceeds from this event will support Liz’s First Ladies project, the Therapeutic Recreation & Child Life Program at Shriners Hospital for Children-Northern California. Purchase your tickets on line at www.shrinerschildrens.org/firstlady.

The Alcazar/Ben Ali Golf Tournament will take place at the beautiful and sometimes challenging Bartley Cavanaugh Golf Course in Sacramento on October 13th. Contact our Oriental Guide David Lagala at (916) 834-1290 or [email protected] to sign up and for more details.

We still have some slots available for the Shriners Hospital Golf Tournament in Las Vegas from October 30 to No-vember 4th. Marshall a hole by day and party by night in Las Vegas. Contact Leigh Leidig at (916) 539-8749, or [email protected] for more details.

Our next Hot Sands Ceremonial will be October 27th, at Ben Ali Temple. Do you know any Masons who would like to join the Shrine? Petitions for Initiation are available on the Ben Ali web site, on the Ben Ali app, from your Shrine Blue Lodge Ambassador, or the Temple office. Contact High Priest & Prophet/Membership Chair Bill Wells at [email protected] or (209) 304-4853 for more information.

Housekeeping: If you are mailing correspondence to Ben Ali please send it to 3262 Marysville Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95815. We are looking to eliminate the PO Box in the near future.

Yours in the faith,

David Barnekoff

Potentate

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Ben Ali Shrine Ladies Holiday Craft Bazaar

It’s that time of year for me to start thinking about our Bazaar!

Save the date for December 1st 2018 - This will be the 50th year for the Bazaar.

The Bazaar will remain on the first Saturday in December (the 1st this year). We will again be at the Scottish Rite Center in Sacramento. We are keeping our same hours from 8:30 am to 2:00 pm.

For those of you new to Shrine, the items for sale have been made, bought or solicited by the ladies and nobles in the Shrine Clubs and Units. There are hundreds of handmade and store purchased items for sale.

All items for sale have been donated to the Bazaar. The monies go to the Ben Ali Shrine Transportation Fund which is used for transporting children and their families to the Shriners Children’s Hospital-Northern California for treatment.

At our “Lessons Learned” meeting in January we discussed the silent auctions and have decide to discon-tinue all silent auctions.

As many of you know, we have said this would be Margaret’s and my last year to organize the Bazaar. I am pleased to announce that Karen Garofano has stepped up to take on that job starting in 2019. Karen will be working with us this year.

Hopefully, I have already contacted the club/unit table chairpersons to send out the table reservation forms. If your club/unit did not participate in the Bazaar last year and you would like to participate this year, please call me (Carol Balbiani) for information and a table reservation form.

If you have any questions or suggestions, please don’t hesitate to call me. Next newsletter will have more information. Until then, enjoy the rest of your summer, stay cool, and keep working on those projects!

Carol Balbiani 916-684-7780 (home); 916-204-2069 (mobile)

We had a great time at the Sutter Creek Parade, as we always do. It’s a short Parade, but it allows us time

to visit with the other Units and Clubs before the Parade. We were short some Patrolmen, as they had

other commitments. We sure could use more of you good looking Shriners to help fill our ranks, we pro-

vide a fancy uniform, customized Patrol Fez and a fun group of guys to hang out with.

Our next outing will be the Nevada City parade, we normally get there early and have breakfast, then off

to the VFW for some Bloody Mary’s before we line up and we also

have our annual elections between

Bloody Mary’s

Ben Ali Shrine Marching Patrol


August Birthday Boys Jack Renfro Vince Lake Steve Beneto Barry Phillips Bill Wells Allen Wise Bob Brawley Ted Miller Michael Mouer Bennie Conatser Louis Lasell Don D’Avis Kenwood Benton Carl Granger John Fitzpatrick Kenneth Robinson Myron Tisdel Raymond Helmick William Connelly Don Wilson John Zeigler Robin Perry Paul Franzi Victor Wong Scott Thiel James Doty James Culver David McReynolds Ralph Howarth James Conley James Holtdorf Bob Conatser Peter Kerhoulas Irving Sclamberg Charles Pappageorge Raymond Huey Robert Sewell Emmanuel Ruiz John Yessen Leigh Leidig Gary Kramer Ronald Yu Robert Williamson James Jenson Dennis Clover Rich Wilkins Ronald Dodrill Joseph Juelch Gary Roberts Bruce Hutty Samuel Cannon Danilo Batuhan Harvey Arbuckle Charles Eriksen Marc Sackmann Mark Jones Tracy Scott Theodore Medeiros Loran Perkins Gary Ramsden Robert Tanner Dennis Davis Ryan Hyland Michael Robertson Dennis Noble William Reed Art Hawkins Ernest Peters Ronald Ridley George Nielsen Tommy Lee Caster Gary Macauley James Hartwell James Gage Eric Johnson Gene Harris Russel Heffielfinger Edward Bosworth David Eastis Young Lee Richard Hendrickson Phillip Bill Jack Gephart Lloyd Roper William Freeze McArthur Lack Bievenido Noguera John Stowe Steven Chamberlin John Dell’orto John Murray Joe Olio Jason Holpoch George Coleman Leonard White Paul McDaniel Paul Capparelli Alan Martin Michael Beck Ronald Owens Mathew Clark John Thorne Tomas Conwell David Shira Don McCracken Charles Finwick Ron Eggleston Mark Young Robert Hanson Joseph Gregorius Edison Espelata James Striplin Robert Bell Wendell Naraghi Gene Trastl Howard Mellow Pedro Corona Timothy Scott Gene Peters Luis Montero Terry Cooley Dan Rosales Eric Clause

Sutter Creek Parade is one of our favorites, we stop off at Dry Town Café on

our way there, however it was closed. Nothing dampers our spirts, so off

we went to Sutter Creek and we found another great restaurant that we

stumbled onto which will become our new favorite in the future. The pa-

rade is short but fun to see all the Shriners we don’t see otherwise.

There was some confusion about the Oasis at Bill and Debbi Wells, but we

made it and what a great Oasis it was, great job on their part. Normally, we

go to the Italian Picnic grounds after the parade as I’m sure some of you did

which is always fun and great food. We normally have our Unit meeting at

the Picnic grounds, but that didn’t happen this time. See you all at the Ne-

vada City Parade in September 9th. We still have room to squeeze you into

our Unit if you have a Classic car or just a Classic driver, give Leigh Leidig a

call @ 916-539-8744 and my email is [email protected]

Classic Auto



September Birthday Boys

Harold Rohrbach Robert Vick Pea Perkins Anthony D’errico David Sokol Forest Christy Daniel Anslinger David Eppley Byron Drew Robert Miller Wayne Helimsoth Birge Clark Ronald Beers Clarence Carrick Richard Crowder Jack Roberts Kent Yaeger Timothy Harper Brad Murchison Norman Helsel Roger Moulton Loannis Patronas Thomas Allen Richard Whitlock Tilden Richards Gary Phillips Harold Norman Arthur Erickson Edwin Alarcon William Rosamond John Freitas James Suver John Shaughnessy James Grey W.D Alger Jack Perdergrass Kenneth Edwards George Lauchland Robert Wiswell William Brill Harlan Lasley Stephen Coffman Robert Kitchen Vincent Dunn John Bailey David Anderson Jon Nanbu Murray Cannedy Charles Carmody John Sarvis Rick Stewart David Tarke Brian Tatro Ronald Allen Ken Kwong Randolph Gonzales John Barbee Beryl Robinson Donald Roberts Alan Grundel Dennis Johnston PJ Conradi William DuBay Richard Pattison James Wilson George Onyett Walter Aldrich Roy Alaniz Lawson Stuart Charles Spice Martin Newkom John Henman Scott Barbu Walter Ossenberg James Carter Tom Hulse Daniel Elder Michael Brown Enrique Coscolluela Arthur Powers Stephen Shortes Patrick Bunting Jovencio Rendon John Gates Stephen Estarziau Brand Anderson William Bingham William Carbaugh Thomas Schauer Norman Mason Glen Williams Jeffery G. Davidson Sir James Williams Robert Armbruster Alfred Allen Richard Jolley Stephen Zalkind Steve Nelson Steven Berglund Dale Brookins Donald Boom Donald Thiele Joseph Lapilusa Jim Robertson Charles Fulghun President Mavrakis Carl Fowler Ronald Sullenger William McCreary Robert Peters Kendal Macgregor Alexander Spanos Garey Weibel Donnie Navarro Del Foster Carl Purcell Edward Craft


September 11, 2018

Guest Speaker: Professor Charles Bamforth, “The Professor of Suds”

Beer Tasting | Beer-related appetizer & menu Shrine Temple 3262 Marysville Blvd,

Sacramento, CA

Questions? Contact Bruce & Clarice Boom at [email protected] Dan & Susan Leonard at [email protected]




Shrine Hospital Transportation Unit

Volunteers for the

Las Vegas, October 31st to November 4th, 2018.

By Leigh Leidig, 916-539-8744

Now is the time to register as a volunteer for the Shriners Hospitals Open Golf Tournament. Ben Ali

will be recognized as the sponsor and marshals of hole #11 for the four days of the tournament. This

is a great honor for Ben Ali as there are only two other temples who sponsor holes, El Riad of So. Da-

kota and Gizeh of Canada

Ben Ali members, family, and friends are encouraged to volunteer. A step by step guide to register is

on the Ben Ali website. Marshal training will be provided. There are also two optional events: A Kick

Off Your Heels Women's Day on Tuesday, October 30th, and a Shriners BBQ on Thursday, November

1st. More info on these later, but it is important to register now.

Let's show our support for the Shriners Hospitals and have fun as well.

Shriners Hospitals Open Golf Tournament

If you have the time,

We have a job for you!

The Transportation unit can use more

drivers and observers.

We have a great team, yet it could be

better with your help.

Please contact Phil Wood or any of the members in the Transportation Unit for more assistance.

Phil Wood’s telephone number: 916-342-5837

Shriners Hospital Lounge: 916-453-2233

Transportation Unit email: [email protected]



Shrine Circus


Sunshine Needed

Please Contact us if a noble is in need

Gene Kreb Hank Clayton Bob Boyce Jamie Newkom Chuck Greenly Nancy Brawley Enrique Gutierrez Bob and Sharon Watanabe

August

11 Past Masters PV

18 Motor Escort PV

September

1 Labor Day—Ft. Bragg

2 Intermountain Modoc PV

8 Tommy Knockers PV

9 Nevada City Command Parade

11 Stated Meeting

16 Ben Ali Scottish Rite Picnic

29 Evening under the Stars

October

6 Wrecking Crew PV

9 Stated Meeting

Dead line for October issue is September 5th.

Please send more pictures of your events, I’ll try to

get as many into the bulletin as I can.

Articles from Clubs and Units take presidence in the

Bulletin. If you want Nobles to know what your do-

ing or Invite them to your event, send pictures and

notices to the office

Congratulations Dr. Leshikar: The University of

California Davis, School of Medicine honored orthopaedic

surgeon Holly B. Leshikar, M.D., as Outstanding Faculty of

the Year (2017-2018) in the Department of Orthopaedic Sur-

gery. Dr. Leshikar practices at both Shriners and UC Davis.

The award reminds us all that teaching is a key component

of our hospital mission. Our doctors care for children today,

work to pass best practices on to future generations of phy-

sicians, and are engaged in research to promote positive

patient outcomes today and tomorrow.

Recorder’s Missives

Dues: If you haven’t paid your 2018 dues yet,

now is a really good time.. Notices for 2019

dues will be out shortly. If you are having

difficulty with dues please contact the office.


Ben Ali Ceremonial—-New Members

Shriners Hospital for Children Northern California

One more way Shriners Hospitals for Children improves the lives of our patients

Excellence in Photography: Congratulations Julia Serat! Our Medical Media manager and

photographer extraordinaire recently captured yet another award for her work. Music to Heal

By received the Award of Excellence in the Still Media Portraiture category of the 2018 Bi-

oimages visual media competition, sponsored by the BioCommunications Association. The

award-winning photograph shows Eunghee Cho (son of re-

searcher Kiho Cho), playing his cello. Julia says the photo-

graph was motivated by the healing power of music. In her

words: “Shriners Hospital offers a unique opportunity for mu-

sical expression through the Atrium Series performances and

music therapy for patients. After listening to the beautiful

classical music performed in the atrium by accomplished mu-

sicians Eunghee Cho and his colleagues, I envisioned creat-

ing an image that would illustrate the healing power of music

through live performance. In the photo studio, I created a set-

ting that would depict a low key and dramatic image, using

dark tones and high-contrast lighting. The term ‘low-key’ in

music also relates to quiet

sound or deep musical

tone, thus inspiring this vis-

ual interpretation.”

Several of Julia’s photographs have been selected for display

in the Children’s Hospital Association’s bi-annual, juried ex-

hibits that tour nationally.

On another high note, Music to Heal By also won a Best of

Show award at the Yolo County Fair in 2017 in the Advanced/

Professional Photography division

, Music to Heal By also won a Best of Show award at the Yolo

County Fair in 2017 in the Advanced/Professional Photog-

raphy division.


Welcome to the 2018 Alcazar-Ben Ali annual Pitch & Putt golf tournament.

This year’s event will be played on the beautiful and sometimes challenging

Bartley Cavanaugh Golf Course in Sacramento. We have a full day planned.

We start with great golf, followed by opportunity drawings, delicious food and fellowship.

Ben Ali Shriners of Northern California are proud to join the Shriners of Alcazar Temple #179 for this tournament as we togeth-er support philanthropy for the benefit of all the children in our community.

Shriners are a brotherhood of men committed to family, and dedicated to providing care for children and families in need. Ben Ali Shrine has supported the health care needs of children in the communities of Northern California since it was chartered in 1923. Its California jurisdiction covers from San Joaquin Country in the south to the Oregon border on the north.

Please join us for a day of golf while benefiting the children of our community.

David Barnekoff

Monthly Supporter of the Ben Ali Shrine Bulletin

Bill Bearse Deena Brawley Terre Wentworth

Winifred Bearse Kathleen McCade Ella Wentworth

Nancy Brawley Ted McCade William Danik

Bob Brawley Lew Wentworth Kay Danik

Ann Scammell Judith and Royal Meigs Stan Solid

Dave Kubel Barbara Schierenberg John and Bertha Fontes

David Freeman Chris Chediak Janet Chediak

George Morrow Kirk West Ron and JoAnn Thompson

Bev Phillips Patricia Blount John Thompson

Ken Mumma Dottie Thompson Georgia Lauchland

David Barnekoff Dick and Mary Jane Ware Audi Van Ornum

Gigi West Bill and Debi Wells Jerrol Largin

Vesta Ann Largin Jean Walker Al Schafer

Ed Tidwell Sue Tidwell Rudy Schuh

Rich Briner Norma Sanborn Gerald Satterfield

YES, I WANT TO BE A SHRINERS MONTHLY SUPPORTER with your check for $10.00 each name

Cut out and mail to Ben Ali Shrine Center P. O. Box 21-4477, Sacramento CA 95821-4104 Attn:

Nancy

Enclosed please find my check for $ ___________________


February 21: Miami Florida -Board the Ship

February 22: Cruising Gulf of Mexico

February 23: Cienfuegos, Cuba

February 24 Cienfuegos, Cuba

February 25: Cienfuegos, Cuba

February 26: Santiago De Cuba, Cuba

February 27: Cruising the Caribbean Sea

February 28: Miami Florida - Disembark

Havana is Cuba’s capital city. Spanish colonial

architecture in its 16th-century Old Havana core

includes the Castillo de la Real Fuerza, a fort and

maritime museum. The National Capitol Building is an

iconic 1920s landmark. Also in Old Havana is the

baroque Cathedral de San Cristóbal and Plaza Vieja,

whose buildings reflect the city’s vibrant architectural

mix.

7-night cruise to Cuba

February 21 - 28, 2019

Please join Chris and Janet on a cruise from Miami, FL to Cuba on Viking

Cruise Line.

To reserve a cabin, contact:

Casey Rainey

(916) 515-2000 home office

Or (916) 397-5016 cell

Email: [email protected]

Goldrush Getaways CST #205517140

Cuba:

Cuba is a Caribbean island nation under communist rule. It has sugar-white beaches and is dotted with tobacco fields,

which play a part in the production of the country's legendary cigars. The capital, Havana, is lined with pastel houses,

1950s-era cars and Spanish-colonial architecture in the 16th-century core, Old Havana. Salsa music plays in the dance

clubs and cabaret shows are performed at the famed Tropicana.


For the seventh year in a row, Shriners Hospitals for Children — North-

ern California ranks among the nation’s elite providers of pediatric or-

thopaedic care — achieving the status as one of the top 50 hospitals

in the U.S. News & World Report 2018-2019 rankings of children’s hos-

pitals in the United States. Our Northern California hospital consistently

ranks as a leader in pediatric orthopaedic care in conjunction with UC

Davis Children’s Hospital. “The ranking is a reflection of the quality and

complexity of care we provide children as well as the growth and vol-

ume of our program,” says Margaret Bryan, hospital administrator and

CEO. U.S. News introduced the Best Children’s Hospitals rankings in 2007 to help families of

sick children find the best medical care available.

A thoughtful donation from the parents of a former hospital patient helped a young burn pa-tient learn to walk independently.

Jason and Valerie Carmichael wanted kids

treated at Shriners Hospital to benefit from

special equipment that was used by their

daughter when she was an orthopaedic pa-

tient. Physical therapist Ingrid Parry, said the

KidWalk gait trainer they donated helped

young Isabella learn how to balance without

falling and build confidence in her ability to

walk. A week after she started using the

equipment, Isabella began walking on her

own.

Words of Praise: The letter below is from a grateful parent. It was sent by email to clinic manager

Robert Tolbert, thanking Vedant Kulkarni, M.D., and Shriners Hospital for exceptional care:

I wanted to take a moment and share with you how wonderful our experience has been over

the past 4 years with Dr. Kulkarni. He has performed 3 surgeries on our oldest daughter, and

corrected a fusion, tibial rotation, and hardware removal. Our daughter is extremely fond of

Dr. Kulkarni, and our family is forever grateful for the amazing work, support, love and guid-

ance he has shown over the years. You must be so proud to have him on your team! We cer-

tainly are! I didn't want his work, efforts, and continuous dedication to the children of the

Shriners to go unnoticed. He is a wonderful soul, and so talented at his job.

Thank you for your time and for the services provided to our daughter over these years

through the Shriners Hospital! The work you all do is a blessing to everyone involved!

Hospital Community Support and Exceptional Professionals

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This outing took place in May on the island of Oahu. Our friend, Gail Longstreth, took Susan Eg-gleston and me to lunch at The Alley Restaurant at Aiea Bowl, which was featured on Guy Fieri’s Diners, Drive-ins and Dives. It has creative Asian-inspired takes on classic comfort eats served in a low key bowling alley diner. We had a good time having our pictures taken and looking over the menu. Our waitress Mimi was a lot of fun and gave us lots of time and help with the menu. Gail finally decided on the yummy chicken sandwich with fries and chocolate insanity cake for dessert. She’s not very adventuresome when it comes to eating, plus she’s a picky eater, and when she reads this, I will get a thump on the ole noggin. In her defense, I must say she did en-joy her lunch. Susan ordered the house salad and added chicken salad to that salad. She wasn’t very adventuresome either, and for dessert she had Mama Muya’s chocolate cake; and when Susan reads this there will probably be another thump on my noggin. However, I must admit it was very good. You know, I always taste everyone’s food. Well, how else am I going to know if it’s really tasty. Now, I selected the oxtail soup-alley style. This was one of Guy’s featured items on his show. It was garnished with peanuts, shitake mushrooms, and baby bok choy, served with rice, Mom’s ponzu sauce, ginger and parsley. It came in bowls which were stacked and I had to ask Mimi how you ate it. For dessert I had lemon crunch cake.

We were surprised to meet Chef Glen and he was kind enough to take time for a picture taking session.

Since a number of you have time shares on Oahu, I thought it would be nice to write about The Alley in case you would be interested in eating there sometime. The Alley can be found at 99-115 Aiea Heights Dr. #310, Aiea, HI 96701. Telephone: 808-488-6854. I hope enjoy The Alley as much as we did.

Until next time take care, God Bless and remember, LIFE’S SHORT….EAT DESSERT FIRST!!

Life is in fact Short sooooo... EAT DESERT FIRST


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