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“We drive to help children walk”

West Suburban Shrine Club’s

“Roaring ‘57s” Parade Unit

Soup up your parade with the Roaring ‘57s, the parade unit of the West Suburban Shrine Club of the Medinah Shriners. Our eight speedy little cars are each painted in a different colour – “They’re like gumdrops,” says our Pit Crew Chief, Petey Papadogianis.

Launched at the start of the 2004 season, our already popular, award-winning parade performances steal the show with formation driving, interlocking circles, and enthusiastic audience interaction. Shriners know how to have a good time and the feelings are contagious. Click here for an informative brochure.

Email Petey to ask how you can schedule our eight newly repainted, tricked-out, award-winning ‘57 Chevy-styled mini-cars to perform in your parade and/or read more here.

There are no battery-powered nor otherwise wimpy motors here. Each car’s gasoline engine roars to life with 6½ horses of pure power, baby!

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Who Are the Shriners?

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Shrine Protocol Guide

All Nobles: Please click here and review the 2008 Shrine Protocol Guide. Despite its brevity, the guide offers a wealth of information regarding protocol and a great number important reminders that many of us need, regarding fez wear, parade vehicles, inter alia.

Chicago Shriners Hospital Featured Again in Latest Issue of

Biomedical Research Highlights

A key reason for the expertise found in specialised paediatric care at Shriners Hospitals for Children is the organisation’s strong commitment to research. Shriners’ researchers are noted as world leaders in their fields, and are respected for the impact of their work on the lives of children everywhere.

To highlight Shriners Hospitals’ research efforts, we are pleased to present Biomedical Research Highlights. The latest edition highlights orthopaedic research in process at our Chicago Hospital and others. Areas of research highlighted include outcomes in children with facial skeletal deformities, analysis of three pressure ulcer skin risk assessment scales, and optimizing activity & participation of children with cerebral palsy

Through increased understandings of orthopaedic conditions, Shriners Hospitals for Children – as well as other physicians the world over – will ultimately be able to offer more effective treatments that will improve the lives of people around the globe.

Shriners Hospitals have world-renowned research experts helping lead the way in other areas, including rehabilitation, spinal cord injury and burns. Some of their work will be showcased in future editions of Biomedical Research Highlights.

Clicking on an article title in the table of contents will take readers directly to the article. Clicking on bolded words within an article will take readers directly to the glossary.

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Shriners Hospitals Receive

“Best In America”

Charity Certification

Shiners Hospitals for Children have received a “Best in America” seal from Independent Charities of America (ICA).

Shriners Hospitals have world-renowned research experts helping lead the way in orthopaedic discoveries and advancements. Some of their work will be showcased in future editions of Biomedical Research Highlights.

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This site was last updated 04/06/08