Streets of Willow Springs

Shriners from Apple Valley, Corona and Los Nietos Shrine Clubs unloaded their mini-cars at Willow Springs raceway this week.
They were there to put their shrine parade cars though a battery of tests just like the big cars do for a car magazine(to be named at a later date. So keep reading this blog).

The Nobles(and some of their wives)arrived about 9:30am and put in a full day running their cars and getting their pictures taken(even the ugly cars). It was a long day the final pictures were shot about 6:30pm.

It was hoped that everyone had some fun, we won't know who we will see in the magazine for a few months. At the time of publication I will list everyone that was there that day.

Weekend Events 10/6/07

We had a great time at the Morro Bay Harbor
Festival with the Shrine Hospital Traveling Display trailer and the Child ID Booth.
I did over 300 Id's.
Bill Hutchison will get you the figures on the trailer visitors. As close as I can
remember it was @ 150.
Dave Stinebaugh

I am waiting for more reports on Paso Robles Pioneer Days parade. The El Bekal Tin Lizzies said they had a great time.

No report from Banning Parade, Redondo Harbor days.
I did have a great time at the Wedding Reception for one of my Job's Daughters in Cambria

Ceremonial- Los Angeles

Al Malaikah Shrine Ceremonial
Nobles Only!
Saturday, November 3, 2007
Location: Shriner's Hospital for Children
3160 Geneva Street
Los Angeles, CA 90020
Direction to hospital: (213) 388-3151
Registration of candidates: 8:30 - 9:45 am
Ceremonial (1st Section): 10:00 am (Hospital: Auditorium)
Hot Sands (2nd Section): 11:15 am (Hospital: Auditorium)
Light Lunch: 12:30 pm (Hospital: Atrium)

SCH Tampa

Black Camel Calls

PINKY MEREDITH -Imperial Shrine Photographer and One of Al Malaikah and Shrinedom's most loved Nobles, passed away at 11:40am, October 04, 2007.

Pinky had suffered a long illness, but he passed in peace.
No funeral will be held at Pinky's request.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Shriners Hospitals for Children.

"May The Blessing of Heaven Be With Our Departed Brother Who Has Joined The Great Architect of the Universe"

SHC/Honolulu

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