The Circus ads are in. Thanksto all who stepped up to the chal-lenge and got new ads. It is par-ticularly exciting that so manyNobles went out and got theirfirst ad! Well done! It is impor-tant that each Noble do a littlemore in ad sales, as many of ourcurrent high sellers are havingdifficulty continuing. We need topick it up for these hard workers.

February will be the lastmonth for a Circus Committeemeeting. It will be on Wednes-day, February 19, at Zenobia.This will be a potluck, so bring adish to share. The main course oflasagna and table service will beprovided. Potluck begins at 6p.m. and meeting at 7 p.m. AllNobles/ ladies are welcome toattend. It is important that eachclub and unit should have a rep-resentative present at the meet-ing. This meeting will have thelatest, and maybe the final,changes prior to the Circus. Bepresent to be informed.

Now the work begins. Not thework during the Circus, but whatlies ahead during the next sixweeks prior to the Circus. Thetask at hand is to “Spread theWord” the Circus is here! Why?If a person is not connected to

Zenobia, then most likely theyare not aware there is a Circus.This will be our most difficulttask. You can use the businesscards that have performancedates, time and contact informa-tion.

As you read this, please un-derstand that YOU are a key partto our success. YOU should nothold back on talking about thecircus information. Be forwardand share Circus information,even if those you are with do notask. You will be surprised bytheir positive response. This istrue with people you know, andeven better with those you maynot be familiar with. They will

be interested!You may not make it to the

Circus, but you are still an intri-cate part for the success of theCircus. By talking up the Circusbetween now and the actual Cir-cus, you will be playing the mostsignificant role possible. Re-member, families need to attendthe Circus for it to be successful.By informing people and suc-cessfully getting them to attendthe Circus, you will have per-formed the most important role.Please share the circus witheveryone!

Spread the word –the Circus is coming.1-800 GO CIRCUS

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PERRYSBURG, OHIO ZENOBIA SHRINERS February 2020

ShrinersInternational

THE ZENOBIA HADJIA Record Of The News, Tidings & Events of the Zenobia Shriners,

Whose Members Are A Part Of

“THE WORLD’S GREATEST PHILANTHROPY”

OFFICIAL CALL OF THE POTENTATE:NOBILITY OF ZENOBIA

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MONTHLYSTATED MEETING

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Thursday, February 13at 8048 Broadstone Boulevard

Perrysburg, OH 43551Stated Meeting 7:30 p.m.

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It is the responsibility of the Units - Clubs - Affiliates to report any changes or corrections in the clubs andunits listings to the Hadji Editor or Zenobia Recorder

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Nobles, Ladies and Friends, It is an incredible honor and privilege to have been elected to serve

as Potentate for Zenobia Shrine for 2020. I am extremely humbledby the opportunity and thank you for your trust and confidence. Weare all volunteers and we are here to have fun and do good work forthe Shriners Hospitals for Children. My Lady and I strongly believethat if you and your family get involved this year you will have funand create a lot of great memories.

Our motto this year is “Lighting the Way…” As you can see, themotto is kind of “open ended.” This was done on purpose, as Masonsand Shriners light the way in a lot of different ways. Zenobia is aplace for Masons to have fun with their families while helping thekids. The logo is the lighthouse (with Masonic emblem on the side)shining the light on the scimitar. Dedication to both the craft ofFreemasonry and to Zenobia Shrine is a shining example of whatcan be done to make this world a better place, and to “make goodmen better.”

Our #1 priority this year is membership. We are losing far toomany Nobles to the black camel than we are replacing. I am askingevery one of us to commit to bringing in one new Noble this year tothe Shrine. Go to your stated meetings at your lodge. Invite them tosome of our social events. We have three more friendship nightsscheduled throughout the year. Our first friendship night went wellwith around 50 people in attendance, and of those 50 people, therewere 11 non-Mason/Shriners and most left with a petition to a lodgeor Zenobia Shrine. Our membership chairman and his committee dida wonderful job and the members who brought prospects are to becommended. Keep up the good work!

Our #2 priority this year is having fun while helping kids. Thisyear, my Lady and I are going to “dial it back” a bit and not focus somuch on pomp and circumstance and focus on fellowship and greattimes with even better friends. My Lady grew up in a Masonic/Shrinehome, so doing “all things Shrine” is kind of a way of life for her, soshe is planning to have the ladies join the men for dinner on statedmeeting night in March, June and September, with entertainment,while the men have their meeting. The Circus is coming up March19-22, and there are several places for people to volunteer their time.This is still our biggest fund-raiser of the year, so please encouragepeople to come and buy tickets.

By the time you read this, we are hoping to have given you a cal-endar and pin or placed them in the mail to you. This year, EVERYNoble of Zenobia will receive a calendar book and pin. Please lookthrough the calendar and “Save the Date” for the events that soundinteresting to you. We have noticed some errors in the book, but willbe putting out a list of corrections soon. Some of OUR importantdates for the year are: Spring Ceremonial, April 18, at Zenobia; May2, Potentate’s Party at Park Inn, Toledo; June 5-7, Potentate’s trip toErie for the Hospital open house, and Fall Ceremonial, November14.

Fraternally,Boyd E. Durain

Potentate, Zenobia Shrine

The Pote’s NotesLIGHTING

THE WAY…

Scott Allan Harder was bornin Toledo, Ohio in September of1972. He was raised in Maumee,Ohio, and graduated fromMaumee High School in 1991.Shortly after graduating, he en-listed in the United States Navyand went to boot camp at GreatLakes Naval Base. On comple-tion of boot camp and additionaltraining, he received orders forHelantisubron 7 who was on de-ployment on the USS John F.Kennedy in the MediterraneanSea. After the deploymentended, they returned to Jack-sonville, Florida, and for the nexttwo years his squadron would doshort deployments on the USSDwight D. Eisenhower, makingport stops in New York City, Ft.Lauderdale, Puerto Rico and theBahamas. After being honorablydischarged, Scott returned hometo Maumee.

In 1996, Tiffany and Scott gotmarried. They have two children,Katrina (John) and Scott

(Krista), and one grandson, Tate.As the kids were growing up,they were involved in the PTO attheir school. Scott coached themboth in basketball, and coachedScotty in baseball, football andwrestling. Scott sat on the boardof directors for Little League andwas the commissioner for sevenyears. He have been employed atChecker Distribution in Maumeefor the last eight years and hasbeen the receiving supervisor forthe last five years.

Scott joined DamascusCollingwood Lodge #643 in2014 and became a MasterMason in 2015. He is currentlyin the officer line as Senior War-den. He also is the Second VicePresident of the 11th MasonicDistrict. As a plural member ofFindlay Lodge #227, he had thehonor of raising his son as aMaster Mason in a special oneclass. Scott joined Zenobia in2017. Quickly learning that hedid not know how to say no, he

and Tiffany were asked to be onthe A-Team, attending almost allof the events and seeing it wasmuch more than a social eventthat the Shrine has become fam-ily.

SCOTT HARDER OUR NEW 2ND CEREMONIAL MASTER!

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Resources, Accounting re-sources, Under Temple account-ing, Forms updated 08/19, select41c 2019 Report of Shrine Clubsand Units. Any questions call of-fice 419-661-9200.

Thanks to everyone who soldCircus ads. The Circus book has

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It is time for all units andclubs to get their year-end finan-cial report in to the treasurer. Youmay find the form on ShrinersVillage, under resources, Temple

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ZENOBIA HADJIIssued monthly except July and August

ZENOBIA SHRINERS8048 Broadstone Blvd., Perrysburg, Ohio 43551-9998Telephone (419) 661-9200 • Fax (419) 661-1600

E-mail: recorder@zenobiashriners.com

EDITORChris Malhoit e-mail / hadjieditor@zenobiashriners.com

ELECTED DIVANBoyd Durain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .PotentateIsaac Demarest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chief RabbanTy Stout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant RabbanTodd Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .High Priest & ProphetDoug McGee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oriental GuideDavid Coy, CPA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .TreasurerDick Fries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Recorder

TRUSTEESJohn Fulton Dan Slavin, PP Bob Barkhimer (Em)Chris Malhoit Ronald Stout H. “Bud” Crary (Em)Dick Reder Eric Anderson (Em) Jerry Crouch (Em)

IMPERIAL SESSION REPRESENTATIVESBob Durain, Potentate Todd Miller, HP&PIsaac Demarest, CR Dennis Gable, PPTy Stout, ARImperial Sir Bernard Lemieux, MD, PP (Advitam)

SHRINERS HOSPITALS FOR CHILDRENKeith Tuttle, PP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Associate Board MemberJeff Kuhn, PP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .EmeritusImperial Sir Dr. Bernard Lemieux, PP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .EmeritusJerry Crouch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .EmeritusDennis Gable, PP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cincinnati Board of Governors.Troy Hawkins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Board MemberDr. Jerry Argabrite, PP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .EmeritusCharles Murphy, PP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Erie Board of GovernorsC. Douglas Curry, PP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .EmeritusWallace Powell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Emeritus

APPOINTED OFFICERSKevin Ridgeway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .First Ceremonial MasterScott Harder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Second Ceremonial MasterRev. Hugh Bowland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ChaplainKen Janicki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Director of UnitsNorm Burrow, Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .MarshalRalph Pritts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant MarshalRobert Fries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Captain of the GuardRalph Pritts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Outer Guard

AMBASSADORSCharles E. Insley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chief AmbassadorRonald R. Stout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Findlay Shrine ClubHerman E. McCreary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Firelands Shrine ClubKevin P. McComas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fremont Shrine ClubJames A. Manning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Northwest Shrine ClubRonald R. Stout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ottawa County Shrine ClubGerald C. Crouch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tiffin Shrine Club

Advertising of activities and fund raising in this publication are for Shrinersactivities and not for the Shrine Hospitals, unless indicated otherwise.

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RECORDER’S REPORTContinued from page 9

been put together and we areawaiting a proof. You may havegotten your Circus Daddy letter.If you are able, we appreciateyour help in letting us send un-derprivileged children to the Cir-cus. Please plan on attending ourCircus in March. We do have aplace for you to help with theCircus.

We are having several meet-ings in February and they are op-portunities for you to bring nonshriners to our events and maybethey will want to join us.

We have a Ceremonial com-ing up on April 18. It is not tooearly to get petitions in for a newmember.

I hope to see you at the Feb-ruary stated meeting on the 13th.You can take your lady out forValentine’s Day on Friday.

Yours in the Faith,Dick Fries, Recorder

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Dear Noble:Grace and peace to you and

yours in the name of the GreatCreator.

February holds for us the sig-nificance of special days. It isthe middle month of winter.This year it is one day longer, asthis is a leap year when the cal-endar catches up with itself. Wecelebrate the birth of two of ourgreatest presidents—Washing-ton, the father of our country,and Lincoln, who helped bringtogether our fractured nation.Cupid with his bow and arrowsof love is honored on Valen-tine’s Day. So, while Februarymay be our shortest month ithas much to offer us in celebra-tion.

But, as Shrine/Masons wedon’t need special days foreveryday is special. Our obliga-tion to our fraternity and to theworld at large affords us the op-portunity to be men good andtrue. What greater example ofleadership and love can we offer,except we be men who careabout and strive to make theworld around you a better place.The vows we make to help hurt-ing children is only one part ofwhat it means to be aShrine/Mason. There is more yetto be done to make the world abetter place. Each of us arecalled to do our part.

As your chaplain I ask you to

look around and find a placewhere you can be a comfort to aneedy brother. The helping handto reach out and care for someone less fortunate. AsShrine/Masons we are calledupon to care wherever care maybe needed.

Peace,Hugh W. Bowland, D.Min.Chaplain, Zenobia Shrine

The Shrine Hospital for Chil-dren located in Cincinnati, oftenreferred to as Cincinnati BurnsHospital, will be relocating toDayton Children’s Hospital. TheBurnet Avenue location inCincinnati will remain open andin full operation until the transi-tion is completed late in 2020.

Over the past year, rumorshad the hospital “closing,” butthese have always been incor-rect. In March of 2019 it was an-nounced that SHC was workingwith Dayton Children’s to relo-cate inside their recently vacatedintensive care unit. Since that an-nouncement, it has taken untilearly in January 2020 to get allthe approvals and signatures.Now, it is official. This is an ex-citing time for our hospital sys-tem.

The right-sizing of space al-lows the hospital to be goodstewards of our donations whilecontinuing to treat all size burnsand plastic and reconstructive

surgery. There has been a steadydecline in the severity and num-ber of pediatric burns in theUnited States, especially thoserequiring a long hospital stay.This is all good. The hospital hasadded new specialties in “plas-tics” or cosmetic surgeries,among others, to improve chil-dren’s lives

Things will continue as nor-mal. This relocation allows SHCto remain in the area and willcontinue to change children’slives and save children’s lives.Nothing else matters. We havebeen caring for children for 50years and plan to continue foranother 50 years!

The hospital will be renamed,due to the location change, andshould be operating by late2020. Until then, the hospital re-mains in full operation atCincinnati location, serving pa-tients and accepting new one.Continue to support our hospi-tals.

Shrine Hospitals Update

SHC – CINCINNATIRELOCATING

CLOWNS

Hidey-Ho Nobles,So it begins … J Every year

is a great year when it comes tobeing a Clown. Last year was agreat one with our Clowns par-ticipating in nearly 50 events.Things may be a bit slow rightnow, but that gives us time tomend our costumes, learn newballoon twists and plan for whatmischief and fun we can get intothis year.

The biggest event of theClown year is coming verysoon—THE CIRCUS. It isMarch 19 through 22, and theClowns will be there for everysingle performance. Fun is thereto be had by all, but until youhave been there as a Clown, youwill never be able to appreciatethat little extra joy that we feel.We look forward to representingthe Shrine and our new Illustri-ous Potentate Boyd Durain; anactive member of our unit.

Come to any meeting and seewhat we have to offer. We meeton the third Thursday of eachmonth at the Clown building,1545 Payne Avenue, Findlay.Doors open by 5:30 p.m. and weeat at 6:30 p.m. A business meet-ing follows. All are welcome toattend, please let us know in ad-vance if you’re coming, so wehave enough food. Call Jim /419-894-6347 or Chuck / 419-293-3485 with any inquiries.

Fremontshrine clubIs this the month you return to

the Fremont Shrine Club for fel-lowship and food? Since we hadno January meeting and have nomeeting in March, make it thismonth you attend. We would liketo see you on Thursday, Febru-ary 20, in Fremont. This is agreat opportunity to learn aboutall the things (new and old) thatare happening at Zenobia. Doyou know about our wonderfulCircus, the Sportsmen’s event,Friendship Nights or the manysocial activities? This is whereyou can find out and ask ques-tions. Please attend and getcaught up.

Our meetings are held at theBricklayers Union Hall, SilerStreet, Fremont. There are nosteps to deal with, so easy toenter. Doors open at 6 p.m., withdinner at 6:30 p.m. Send yourreservation to Ron Stout, 832Stilwell Avenue, Fremont, Ohio43420 or call 419-332-9442.Save the date now!

Hee-HaaA big howdy to all you

cuzzins and flatlanders out there!Well, I hope your New Year is

off to a good start! As I lookback at 2019, we Hillbillys havestumbled a little. We had a darkperiod in the middle of the year,a group without a leader. In Oc-tober we started, once again tomove forward. A new “Raban”,with hopes to make Clan #75bigger, better and more fun!

January brought us a little dis-appointment, as the installationof the new Divan officers fell onour meeting night. We will con-tinue with our meeting for Feb-ruary on the 7th, at CharliesTaverna, 6 p.m.

Coming up, our Soup Spec-tacular will be held on Sunday,March 15, at Zenobia. Everyoneis welcome. There is no chargeto get in. You get to try all kindsof soup and vote on your fa-vorite! If you have a soup thatyou are proud of, let me knowand we will give you the infor-mation you need to try to win!

Also on that day, we will betaking in new members. Thereare two groups, guys and gals.The charge is $40 for guys and$30 for the gals, This is the costfor LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP!No more dues, just your initialfee! And you will be a fullfledged member of “The Grandand Glorious Order of the Hill-billy Degree, Turkeyfoot Clan#75”! If you have any interest,contact me, or any of the manyHillbillys in the Shrine, and wewill fix you-all up!

Hope 2020 is a great one foryou, and keep us in mind!

Until next month, HONORthe COB!!

“Old Guy” Rod

HillbillyNotesCongratulations to Treasurer

Bud Crary, on receiving his 60-year Masonic pin from BartonSmith Lodge #613. Don Eicherreceived his the month before,as well as Oscar Oehmler P.P.,who received his 65th. Con-grats also to Sue Neuber on herhole-in-one down in Florida.Way to go Sue! I had one yearsago, at a local putt putt.

Congratulations to Illustri-ous Sir Boyd E. Durain and hisLady Georgia on becoming Po-tentate at Zenobia. Also, con-grats to Patroller Dan Slavinand his Lady Cindy for a greatyear. Welcome to our newDivan Representative, ChiefRabban Isaac Demarest and hisLady Heather.

Don Harrington, a long-timePatroller, stepped down re-cently from the unit. He and hisLady Lolita have been atBrowning Masonic for a num-ber of years and Don is nolonger driving. Say hi, if youare out that way.

Our President Andy Goodallleft for Florida on the 27th ofDecember, following Joyce’spassing, to spend time with hisfriend Jim (whom we cardplayers know). While visitinghis son, Andy ended up in ahospital in Titusville on NewYear’s Day. He had pneumoniaand was transferred to Stuart,Florida, for replacement of twoheart valves. I spoke to himprior to being transferred andhe was feeling better and ingood spirits.

Mel and Carolyn Michamwere in a car accident. They areat Sunset Villages Rehab inSylvania after being transferredfrom a Findlay hospital. Pleasekeep both families in yourthoughts and prayers.

Bernie Welniak, P.P., 330

patrol

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SHRINERS SHOULD BE FAMILIAR WITH AND VISIT THESE WEB SITES:www.shrinersvillage.com beashrinernow.com

Father Time, Potentate Durain and Baby New Year. New Year’s party.Lori Gilmore was hypnotized at New Year’s party.

NEW YEAR CELEBRATED

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To enter the soup contest, email: oldguyrod@gmail.com

HELP WANTED

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“Take the Load O� Ben”Contact Illustrious Sir Boyd

Clyde Englehardt (left) received his 60-year pin from BartonSmith #613. Bernie Welniak, P.P., and Ted Korn congratulate him.

Bud Crary (center) received his 60-year pin from Barton Smith #613. From left: Tom Binder, P.P.,Ken Janicki, Don Schalitz and Bernie Welniak, P.P., offer congrats.

1st CM Doug McGee installed the Fremont Shrine Club officers at the holiday dinner. Pictured fromleft: McGee, Treasurer Ron Stout, Chaplain John Avers and Vice President Ted Good. Not picturedwas President Steve Kelley.

Zenobia representatives to the Cincinnati Hospital, Troy Hawkins and Dennis Gable PP, presentedseveral checks to Chairman Tim Mason at the December meeting. Thanks to the Zenobia golf out-ing, Zenobia Jeepsters, Findlay Shrine Club and the Tabloid sales for their contribution. Specialthanks also to the Sons and the Ladies Auxiliary of Amvets Post 48, Tiffin for an outstanding dona-tion. SHC - Cincinnati appreciates all the support.

Zenobia Tiffin Shrine Club Christmas party/installation dinnerwas held at Tiffin Lodge ballroom with 50 members and guests inattendance. Shown are Ken Foy, Tiffin Shrine Club secretary/trea-surer, presenting check to Potentate-elect Boyd Durain for 2020,with Ill. Sir Jeff Kuhn, 2006 PP.

“Learn the Ropes”and

“Take the Load Off Ben”Contact Illustrious Sir Durain

February 2020 Page 13

ZENOBIA SHRINERS & VALLEY OF TOLEDO SCOTTISH RITE HOST:

MASONIC FRIENDSHIP NIGHTWITH THE:

TOLEDOWALLEYE

WHEN:Saturday, Feb 8, 20206:15 -7:30 pm Dinner7:15 pm Game StartsWHERE:Huntington CenterDowntown Toledo500 Jefferson Ave., Toledo, 436133rd floor

Yes, sign me up! I would like ____ tickets @ $35.00 each Yes, sign me up! I would like ____ tickets @ $55.00 each Name: ________________________________________________________Address: ______________________________________________________City: ____________________ State: ____________ Zip: _________________Phone: ________________________________________________________Credit Card #_________________________________ Exp Date___________ 3 Digit Code______________

Call Zenobia Office @ 419.661.9200 to register or return to:Zenobia Shriner 8048 Broadstone Rd., Perrysburg, OH 43551

GAME & DINNER$35

Dinner upstairs at theCLUB LOUNGE

Hamburgers, Hotdogs,, Macaroni & Pasta Salad, Cookies, Pepsi,

lemonade and water. Closes at 7:30.

GAME, DINNER & DRINK

$55Open Bar from 6:30-9:30

Includes Domestic and Import Beer, Wine, Pepsi and Water

FEATURINGCeremonial Puck Drop

Hometown HeroWalleye Swag

Jersey & Ticket Raffles

TICKET INFO

DEADLINEJan 24, 2020

Only 150 Tickets AvailableSold out in 2019!

All Masonic Families and

Friends Welcome

ValentineDinner & Dance

Saturday, February 1At The Zenobia Shrine

8048 Broadstone BoulevardPerrysburg, Ohio

Doors open @ 6:00 p.m. with Dinner Starting @ 7:00 p.m.

Tickets are $25.00 per person

Business Casual Attire - Open to the PubicRSVP to Kevin Ridgeway @ 419-722-2461 or email - ridgeway4203@roadrunner.com

ZENOBIA SHRINERS & VALLEY OF TOLEDO SCOTTISH RITE HOST:

MASONIC FRIENDSHIP NIGHTWITH THE:

TOLEDOWALLEYE

WHEN:Saturday, Feb 8, 20206:15 -7:30 pm Dinner7:15 pm Game StartsWHERE:Huntington CenterDowntown Toledo500 Jefferson Ave., Toledo, 436133rd floor

Yes, sign me up! I would like ____ tickets @ $35.00 each Yes, sign me up! I would like ____ tickets @ $55.00 each Name: ________________________________________________________Address: ______________________________________________________City: ____________________ State: ____________ Zip: _________________Phone: ________________________________________________________Credit Card #_________________________________ Exp Date___________ 3 Digit Code______________

Call Zenobia Office @ 419.661.9200 to register or return to:Zenobia Shriner 8048 Broadstone Rd., Perrysburg, OH 43551

GAME & DINNER$35

Dinner upstairs at theCLUB LOUNGE

Hamburgers, Hotdogs,, Macaroni & Pasta Salad, Cookies, Pepsi,

lemonade and water. Closes at 7:30.

GAME, DINNER & DRINK

$55Open Bar from 6:30-9:30

Includes Domestic and Import Beer, Wine, Pepsi and Water

FEATURINGCeremonial Puck Drop

Hometown HeroWalleye Swag

Jersey & Ticket Raffles

TICKET INFO

DEADLINEJan 24, 2020

Only 150 Tickets AvailableSold out in 2019!

All Masonic Families and

Friends Welcome

The 2020 Divan Line.

Lineage of Lady Georgia and Illustrious Sir Boyd Durain. Front row: Illustrious Bernie Welniak, Lady Dorothy,Illustrious Bob Secoy, Lady Sue, Illustrious Charles R. Murphy. Second row: 2nd Ceremonial Master Scott A.Harder, Lady Tiffany, Illustrious Potentate Boyd E. Durain, Lady Georgia, Lady Heather, Chief Rabban IsaacDemarest, Lady Alisha and Assistant Rabban Ty Stout.Lady Georgia fezzes our Potentate Boyd E. Durain.

ZENOBIA ROADRUNNERS NEED DRIVERS. All Masons can be Roadrunners.

If you would like to help a child get to a Shrine Hospitalplease call Tom Hilton at 419-967-0081 or Teri in the office at 419-661-9200

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Zenobia Shrine 2020Snowbirds Luncheon

forZenobia Nobles, Ladies, Family and Friends

Monday, March 2, 202011:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Dutch Treat

Der Dutchman3713 Bahia Vista Street

Sarasota, FL 34232

Please RSVP by February 24, 2020Ill. Sir Jeffrey Kuhn419-939-3791

Zenobia ShrineDivan Night

Sponsored byFremont Shrine ClubOle Zim’s Wagon Shed

1387 St. Rt. 590Gibsonburg, OH 43431

August 5, 2020Social – 6:00 P.M.Dinner – 6:45 P.M.Family Style

Chicken, Ham, Beef,Mashed Potatoes, Noodles, Vegetable,

Homemade Bread and Pie(Your check is your reservation-$22.00 per person)Reservations to: Ron Stout, 832 Stilwell Avenue, Fremont, OH 43420

Reservations Due by July 22, 2020Due to the nature of this event we are unable

to take call-in or walk in reservations.

Charlie Murphy makes it official—Todd Miller is the High Priest and Prophet, and John Fulton isthe new Trustee. Congrats to you both!

Raban of the the Clan Rodney Wilhelm presentsa check to Illustrious Sir Boyd Durain.

Ill. Sir Charles Murphy, P.G.M., presents TimLarimore a donation from the Cabiri to the Ma-sonic Model Student Assistance Program.

Zenobia’s Ill. Sir Jeff Kuhn and our newest Noble Jeff Bury attend-ing the East/West Shrine Bowl in St. Petersburg at Tropicana Field.

The officers of Hardin CountyShrine: Treasurer Kevin Ridge-way, Second Vice PresidentJohn McEntee, First Vice Pres-ident Steve Leopold, PresidentSteve Ray and Secretary Mor-ris Johnson. All are members ofZenobia, but one.

Checks totaling $2,307 from the golf outing, the Jeepsters and Den-darah Court, were presented by Charles Murphy, member of theboard of governors at Shriners Hospitals for Children - Erie, to BobStevenson, chairman of the board of governors.

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February 1 – Valentine’s DanceFebruary 8 – Walleye GameFebruary 13 – Stated MeetingFebruary 19 – Circus Meeting

February 26 – Sportsmen’s Early Bird DrawingMarch 12 – Stated MeetingMarch 19-22 – Zenobia Shrine CircusMarch 25 – Sportsmen’s Early Bird Drawing

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UPCOMING KEY EVENTS

MARCH 2020SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 2 3 4 5 6 7DRAMATIC CAST

FIRELANDSSNOWBIRD VISITSARASOTA, FL

HIGHLANDERSMOTORCYCLE

TEMPLE GUARDS

DIVAN MEETING PATROL FINDLAY SHRINE

CIRCUS 1:00 AND 5:00 PM LEGION OF HONOR HIGHLANDERS

HIGHLANDERSDENDARAHINSTALLATION

SPORTSMENʼSEARLY BIRD

DRAWING

NORTHWESTOTTAWA COUNTY

TIFFIN

PAST MASTERS

DIRECTORS STAFFHIGHLANDERS

HORNETS

CLOWNSFREMONT

PILOTSMARKSMEN

CIRCUS 6:30 PMCIRCUS

4:00 AND 7:30 PMWISE GUYS

CIRCUS 11:00 AM, 3:00 AND 7:00 PM

JEEPSTERS HIGHLANDERS EVZONES STATED MEETING LANCERSROADRUNNERS

10:00 A.M.

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

15 16 17 18 19 20 21

22 23 24 25 26 27 28

29 30 31

HILLBILLIES

February 1 – Valentine’s DanceFebruary 8 – Walleye GameFebruary 13 – Stated MeetingFebruary 19 – Circus Meeting

February 26 – Sportsmen’s Early Bird DrawingMarch 12 – Stated MeetingMarch 19-22 – Zenobia Shrine CircusMarch 25 – Sportsmen’s Early Bird Drawing

FEBRUARY 2020SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1FINDLAY

VALENTINE DANCE

DENDARAH CRAFT DAY

DIRECTORS STAFFHIGHLANDERS

HIGHLANDERS SPORTSMENʼSEARLY BIRD

DRAWINGNORTHWEST

OTTAWA COUNTYTIFFIN

LEGION OF HONOR6:00 P.M.

CIRCUS MEETINGHORNETS

CLOWNSFREMONT

MARKSMEN PILOTS

PAST MASTERS

JEEPSTERS HIGHLANDERS EVZONES STATED MEETING WISE GUYSPOTENTATEʼSYOUTH DANCE

DRAMATIC CASTFIRELANDS

HIGHLANDERSMOTORCYCLE

TEMPLE GUARDS

DIVAN MEETING PATROL HILLBILLIES LANCERSWALLEYE GAME

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

16 17 18 19 20 21 22

23 24 25 26 27 28 29

ORIENTAL GUIDE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE – TAMPA

ASSISTANT RABBAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE – TAMPA

ZENOBIA SHRINE CIRCUS, SEAGATE CENTRE, MARCH 19-22

ZENOBIA SHRINE CIRCUS

Congratulations to IllustriousSir Boyd Durain and his LadyGeorgia, along with the entireDivan and appointed officers.Not sure if Boyd was a BoyScout, but boy was he prepared.

While I was reading 2019 Il-lustrious Sir Dan Slavin’s newresponsibilities as mixologistand food monkey, my micro-phone kept cutting in and out. Il-lustrious Sir Boyd takes it away

from me and pulls out two bat-teries from his pocket and I amback in business. What he wasdoing with two batteries in hispocket, I haven’t the slightest,but as I said, he is prepared andis going to hit the ground run-ning.

Going back to our mixologist,he did a great job at the installa-tion, as well as the New Year’sparty the next day. By the way,he had a great year and told mehe wasn’t going to risk gettingfired on the second day of hisnew responsibilities. He alsolooked good sitting in his newyellow chair. It’s all in fun andwe have all been there.

Illustrious Sir Boyd has anambitious year planned, so let’sget behind him and show oursupport.

Congrats to Illustrious SirOscar Oehmler on being pre-sented his 65-year pin fromDamascus/Collingwood Lodge.

I spoke to Lady DorothyCurry and she said the secondsurgery went very well. Shesounded good. Heard that Illus-trious Sir Ted Foster had a kneereplaced.

Our deepest sympathy to Il-lustrious Sir George Seney onthe loss of his Lady Carol. Shewill be deeply missed.

Bernie Welniak, P.P., 330

#8 Zenobia Shrine. This was a greatopportunity for the attendingnew masters to meet the GrandMaster, Zenobia Potentate,Divan and members of the PastMasters Unit.

The unit will be conductingthe Master Mason Degree Satur-day, August 22, at the FindlayMasonic Complex. Details anddates for practice will be comingsoon.

Most monthly meetings havebeen moved to coincide withZenobia’s monthly meeting. Wewill be meeting at 6 p.m., priorto the Shrine meeting. TheMarch, June, September and De-cember meetings will be held invarious Blue Lodge districts.Our next meeting will be Thurs-day, January 9, 6 p.m., at Zeno-bia Shrine. Hope to see many ofyou there.

An extra day in February forthis year’s winter, but we willweather it just fine.

Our meeting will be on Satur-day, February 15, at the Shrine,from noon to two. Bring some-thing to share, as we have fel-lowship.

We have low participation atmeetings and functions and atthe January meeting a discussionwas held on setting a new meet-ing schedule, rather than noonon the third Saturday of themonth. Please voice yourthoughts as we will be voting ona change when more input is re-ceived.

A tip of the hat to your day.Gregory B.

WISE GUYS

A new year brings a new Po-tentate. Congratulations to BoydDurain for taking over for 2020.A big thank you for past Poten-tate, Dan Slavin, for a job welldone in 2019.

We think the Zenobia Jeep-sters also did a good job this pastyear with 45 scheduled parades.We had representation at all butone, and we even showed up fortwo parades that were canceleddue to the weather.

We also participated in Jeep-fest a second time with a paradeof Jeeps that lasted more thanfour hours. We were again ableto help lead off the parade as wehad numerous dignitaries ridingin our Jeepsters. We now havemagnetic signs to advertise thatwe are Zenobia Shrine Jeepsters.

We participated in most allthe Zenobia events, includingHalloween at the Shrine and ofcourse the Circus.

We were saddened to lose ourlong-time secretary, RichardBarchent, and just recently,Bernie Bowen. Our membershipis shrinking, but we are still veryactive as the money from our pa-rade activities is donated to theShrine Hospitals for children.Hopefully our Jeepsters Unitkeeps going “miles for children’ssmiles.”

Ron Smith, Director

‘Beeps’fromthe

The Past Masters Unit is opento all Nobles who have been orare Worshipful Masters. One ofour main purposes is to help theBlue Lodges perform excellentdegree work by exhibiting andcoaching the same. If you are in-terested in joining the unit,please contact any of the unit of-ficers listed in the Hadji.

Members of the unit served atthe New Master’s dinner held at

Zenobiapast

Masters

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CareConcernCompassion

8883 Browning Drive Waterville, Ohio 43566-9757

Phone 419/878-4055 Fax 419/878-4362

A Subsidiary ofThe Ohio Masonic Home

Browning MasonicCommunity, Inc.

TOLEDO COINEXCHANGE INC.

Over 50 Years Experience

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Tuesday-Thursday-Friday, 10-6; Wednesday, 10-8; Saturday, 9-3419-885-3444 Toll Free Number

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CareConcernCompassion

8883 Browning Drive Waterville, Ohio 43566-9757

Phone 419/878-4055 Fax 419/878-4362

A Subsidiary ofThe Ohio Masonic Home

Browning MasonicCommunity, Inc.

TOLEDO COINEXCHANGE INC.

Over 50 Years Experience

ALL COINS & PRECIOUS METALSB O U G H T • S O L D • A P P R A I S E D

Northwest Ohio’s Leading Numismatic SpecialistsPocket Watches • Jewelry

Silver & Gold Items • Masonic ItemsMasonic Items On Display

LUCAS COUNTY PROBATE APPROVED5590 Monroe Street (1 mile west of Franklin Park Mall)

Tuesday-Thursday-Friday, 10-6; Wednesday, 10-8; Saturday, 9-3419-885-3444 Toll Free Number

888-795-6446

2020 - ZENOBIA’S CLUBS & UNITS A-to-ZSchedule of Meetings - Some of the Who, What & When of Zenobia

UNITS Who to Contact MeetsCAMPERS Tom Mohr 419-836-6139 2nd weekend (May-October); 2nd Sunday (November-April)CLOWNS Chuck Insley 419-293-3485 3rd ThursdayCORVAIRS Dave Gunn 419-592-8384 2nd WednesdayDIRECTORʼS STAFF Sonny Bunde 419-474-6022 3rd TuesdayDRAMATIC CAST Charlie Murphy 419-351-6292 1st MondayEVZONES Ron Przybylski 419-539-7753 2nd WednesdayHIGHLANDERS Bob Barkhimer 419-877-0653 Every TuesdayHORNETS Vaughn Riffle 419-585-5716 3rd Wednesday at Tiffin TempleJEEPSTERS Jack Green 419-457-6488 2nd MondayLANCERS Barry VanHoozen 419-575-3911 1st Saturday at 9:15 a.m.LEGION OF HONOR Steve Bond 419-304-5452 2nd/4th Monday (2nd E-Board, 4th Dinner Meeting)MARKSMEN Eric Anderson 419-460-5608 3rd Thursday at 7:00 p.m. at ZenobiaMOTORCYCLE ESCORT Eric Erickson 419-349-2972 1st TuesdayMOUNTED PATROL E. LeRoy Williams 419-346-2189 Meets - TBDMYSTICS Howard Shirling 419-409-0687PAST MASTER UNIT Steven Hessler 419-554-4092 Last Saturday of the month, except July and AugustPATROL Kenneth Janicki 419-882-5657 Every ThursdayPILOTS Jeff Hamons 419-304-0011 3rd ThursdayROADRUNNERS Charles “Skip” Schenck 419-490-3388 10 a.m. second Saturday

of January/March/May/September/NovemberTEMPLE GUARDS Al Linke 419-699-6822 1st TuesdayWISEGUYS Robbie Franks 419-514-9666 3rd SaturdayCLUBSFINDLAY Jim Warren 419-894-6347 1st Saturday a.m. (usually)FIRELANDS Tom Gilbert 419-668-5715 1st Monday (usually)FREMONT Ron Stout 419-332-9442 Third ThursdayNORTHWEST Keith Winnie 419-782-6347 4th Thursday (usually)OTTAWA COUNTY Lyle Oberhaus 419-862-2844 4th Thursday (except November)TIFFIN Ken Foy 419-618-1193 4th Thursday (usually)VAN WERT D. Chris Wilson 419-447-6882 Contact for scheduleAFFILIATESCABIRI Dennis Gable 419-603-8053 Before Stated MeetingDENDARAH COURT #10 Zoellen Murphy 419-666-5511 Zoellen.Murphy@gmail.comHILLBILLYʼS CLAN #75 Rod “Old Guy” Wilhelm 419-262-5401 1st Friday of the month, except July, August and December.

(It is the responsibility of the Units - Clubs - Affiliates to report any additions or corrections to the Hadji Editor or Zenobia Recorder)Units - Clubs - Affiliates — Check Your Mail Box at the Shrine

Nobles, remember to check out all the latest news about our Shrine events and your unit on the E Hadji at www.zenobiashriners.com.

CONTACT INFORMATION IS NEEDED, IF THERE ARE ANY ERRORS IN THE LIST BELOW, CALL THE OFFICE AT 419-661-9200

Hadji Time Line for Article and

Picture Submission for Publication. Also Unit,

Club, and Affiliatelength of an article.Articles from the Units,Clubs, Affiliates, ShrineCommittees, Shrine Am-bassadors, etc., are DUETHE 10TH OF THEMONTH preceeding publi-cation. ie. May materialsare due by the 10th inApril. Clubs, Units and Af-filiates are limited to 250words for their column. Ifa picture with caption is in-cluded the article lengthshould be limited to 200words.

The Hadji Editor

The Shrine Hospital system isour philanthropy and we all areproud to support them throughour many donations. Visiting ourhospitals helps each of us to bet-ter appreciate how much our do-nations can help. Sometimes, weeach want to do more.

Have you thought aboutdoing more with the hospitals?Have you considered serving ona hospital board? Now is a goodtime to give it serious thoughtand notify a current Zenobia rep-resentative to Erie, Chicago orCincinnati Hospitals.

What is expected? All boardmembers must serve at least ayear as an associate at that hos-pital. Board meetings are everymonth and attendance is moni-

tored. Transportation is the indi-vidual’s responsibility.

How do I apply? First, speakto one of the current representa-tives about your interest. Then,send a written request for consid-eration to the Zenobia Potentate.The Divan will consider your re-quest and will need to approve itbefore continuing. If approved,the request is formally submittedby the Divan to the hospital,where their board will consider it(you should be attending theirmeetings by this time). If the hos-pital board of governors approvesyour request, then it is sent toTampa for the joint boards to ap-prove. Associate terms can beginat any time, but approvals do takesome time, so begin early.

SERVING OUR HOSPITALS

Ottawa County Shrine Club’sFebruary meeting will be Thurs-day, February 27, at SalemTownship Hall. Kozy Corner,from Oak Harbor, will cater thedinner at 6:30 p.m.

Remember the Circus isMarch 19 to 22. Plan to helpwith as many shows as you can.

Tell everyone about the Cir-cus—get tickets and spread theword.

Lyle

A Whale of A Club.

OCSC

Findlayshrine clubGreetings Nobles,

What a great start to the newyear—one of our own members,Boyd Durain, has been installedas the Illustrious Potentate. Withyour help, and the aid of hislovely Lady Georgia, we will allhave a wonderful year in theShrine.

Please be sure and read yournewsletter and take note of theupcoming events in and aroundZenobia which are taking place.Please consider attending andparticipating in as many eventsas you are able. Let’s make this ayear of support and fun in theShrine. Gathering together withlike-minded and devoted peopleis its own reward.

Findlay SC has an open invi-tation to all Nobles and theirladies to join with us as we sup-port the greatest philanthropy inthe world. Please keep in com-munication with our club and itsmembers. Your input is re-quested and greatly appreciated,so please come to a meeting orcontact an officer and share yourthoughts and ideas. We are,Findlay proud.

We meet on the first Saturdayof each month at 9 a.m., after theBlue Lodge breakfast in theFindlay Masonic Complex, 303Osborn Avenue. Call Jim / 419-894-6347 or Chuck / 419-293-3485 with any inquiries.

The Zenobia Roadrunners isa transportation group for theShriner Hospitals made up ofShriners and Masons in goodstanding. We transport patientsand their parent or guardian, tothe three different hospitals forfollow-up visits, etc. Like all or-ganizations, we are alwayslooking for a few more volun-teers for a very rewarding mis-sion.

A day in the life of a Roadrunner

Just before Christmas westopped, as usual, for gas in In-diana before entering Chicago.We had two families, patientsand parents. A person came upto the van and gave one of thedrivers a $100 bill and said,“Give it to your patient and tellthem Merry Christmas.” Sincethere were two patients, thedriver went in and got two 50sfor the $100 bill. He went backout to the van and started to giveeach patient $50. The mother inthe far back seat said, “No, giveours to the family in the middleseat.” We will never forget thatgesture.

We will share more experi-ences in future papers.

Please consider joining ourgroup of volunteers and be as-sured you will never be as-signed a trip unless you respondto our emails requesting driversfor a particular mission. Thedays can be long however, asyou always return the same day.The vans are provided by Zeno-bia Shrine, and there are alwaystwo drivers on each trip.

For more information, pleasecontact Tom Hilton, 419-967-0081 cell or email him at dis-patch@zenobiashriners.com

Till our next story, be safe.

ROADRUNNERS Well, how are the New Year’s

resolutions coming along? Hopeyou made some good ones, andare able to keep them!

It is with a heavy heart that Ihave to report that we have losttwo of our active members in ashort period of time. On October24, our Brother Nobel John Poe,passed away. On December 18,our Brother Nobel Bernard“Bernie” Bowen, also passedaway. At our camp-outs andcamp-ins we will miss themboth!

On to happier times, We heldour Christmas party on Decem-ber 15, at Zenobia. Our WagonMasters were Tom and Cindy,and Jim and Chris. The planningand food preparations were en-tirely by the Wagon Masters—and masters they were! Swisssteak and ham, served with allthe trimmings (includingdessert)!

After the dinner, our outgoingPresident Lyle conducted ameeting, in which Ty Stout, ourDivan Representative, and Zeno-bia’s 2019 High Priest andProphet, installed our new offi-cers for 2020. Those Officersare: President Tom Mohr, VicePresident Rod Wilhelm andSecretary/Treasurer Jim Hamil-ton.

At the close of the meeting, itwas time to see what gift wewould get in the exchange!

It was a fun-filled night. Thisis what brings our group closer!

We had our camp-in on Janu-ary 12. Jean selected CountryFarm House in Wayne, Ohio.We have visited there in the past,and it is always good.

Enough for this month! Untilthe next article, keep the CAMP-FIRES burning!!

Rod

ZeNoBia caMpeRs