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Papyrus - Volume 35 Number 5 - November 2014 Mail Number 4000 9029

Illustrious Sir Terry FultonRameses Potentate

withImperial Sir Dale Stauss

Imperial Potentate

400 Highway

15th Terry Harris Memorial23-24-25 January 2015

Opening CeremoniesFriday 8:00pm on the Ice

Hospitality RoomFriday 2:00pm - 5:00pmGeorgian Room - Main floor of hotel

CurlingFriday Night 2 Draws 6:30pm - 8:30pmSaturday Morning 2 Draws 9:00am - 11:00amSaturday Afternoon 2 Draws 1:00pm - 3:00pm

Meet and Greet LunchFriday 11:00am - 2:00pmSheba Club Room

Proceeds from this activity are for the benefit of Sheba Shrine Club and arenot tax deductible as charitable contributions. Proceeds from raffle sales arefor the benefit of the Shriners Hospital for Children – Canadian Unit.

Sheba Shrine Club, 142 John Street, P.O. Box 652, Barrie, Ontario, L4M 4V1Noble Stuart Crockatt, Draw [email protected] 705-424-5384

Whitefish BreakfastSaturday morning 7:00am - 10:00am

Sheba Banquet Room

Home Hospitality LunchBetween 2nd and 3rd DrawsTransportation Provided

Join Members in their homes for lunch and refreshments

BanquetCocktails 5:00pm. Dinner 6:00pm

Sheba Banquet RoomCelebrate the Winners• Entertainment • Prizes• Draws • Ring Draw

Essa Road

John Street

Sheba Shrine Club

Anne Street

Comfort Inn

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Potentate’s MessageI L L U S T R I O U S S I R T E R RANC E S. “T E R RY” FU LTON - POT EN TAT E

Fun with a Purpose

With the fall season upon us, it makes me wonder where the year has gone.Lady Helen and I have enjoyed the many BBQ's and picnics and thank you forthe opportunity to visit the Membership.

In September we had the opportunity to meet the public at the InternationalPloughing Match in Simcoe County. The Masons and Shriners were well representedand the beer tent was a great success. There were many inquires showing greatinterest in both the Masonic Order and the Shrine.

The Fall Ceremonial will be held on Saturday November 15th, and I am lookingforward to seeing everyone again.

Your Divan is getting prepared for Elections and Installations in the upcomingmonths and hopefully the Clubs are doing the same by having candidates ready for allpositions.

Due to the fact of my being away, I have left the report on the new building to myfellow Divan Members, who are up to date on the progress of the construction.

THANKS FOR BEING A SHRINER.

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ILLUSTRIOUS POTENTATE

CHIEF RABBAN

ASSISTANT RABBAN

ORIENTAL GUIDE

RECORDER

HIGH PRIEST & PROPHET

TREASURER

Potentate’s Message 3

November Calendar 5

December Calendar 5

Shrine’s Web Sites 5

Hillbilly Chow Down 6-7

Shriners Lottery 8

Recorder’s Message 9

Guelph & District Shrine 9

Belleville Spring Ceremonial 10

Sheba Golf Tournament 11

Jim’s on the Run 12

Al’s Almanac 12

Chaplain’s Corner 12

Woody’s Wisdom 13

Dave’s Note Pad 13

Treasurer’s Report 13

Algonquin Shrine Club 14

Meet a Real Lady 14

Fall Ceremonial Candidates 15

Fall Ceremonial Carry-Overs 15

Sheba Shrine Club 16

Niagara Shrine Club 17

Newbeaver Shrine Club 19

Credit Valley Shrine Club 20

Bokhara Court #22 20

Oronto Temple No. 69 21

Sudbury Shrine Club 21

Election Dates 2014 22

Installation Dates 2015 22

Hillbilly Shrine Club 23

Annual Imperial Parades 24

Shrine Parade Regulations 25

Civic Parades 25

Circus Appreciation Night 26

Mr. Norwood’s Party 27

New Hospital Update 29

Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. 30

Kawartha Shrine Club 30

In Memoriam 30

National Ambassadors 31

Hawaiian Adventure 32


RAMESES SHRINERS MONTHLY EVENT SCHEDULETHE EVENTS STATED IN THIS CALENDAR MAY HAVE BEEN POSTPONED OR CANCELLED. PLEASE CONFIRM WITH THE CLUB/UNIT PRIOR TO ATTENDING

November 2014DATE CLUB EVENT LOCATION TIME

14 November Rameses Stated Meeting 3100 Keele Street 7:30pm15 November Rameses Fall Ceremonial 3100 Keele Street 8:00am

December 2014DATE CLUB EVENT LOCATION TIME

14 December Rameses Carol Service 3100 Keele Street. 2:00pm

SHRINE CLUB WEB SITE EMAIL ADDRESS

Algonquin Shrine Club www.algonquinshrineclub.ca [email protected] Shrine Club www.bellevilleshrineclub.caEl Shamaly [email protected] Shrine Club www.kawarthashrineclub.caKingston District Shrine Club www.kingstonshrineclub.comMidland Shrine Club www.midlandshrineclub.comMississauga Shrine Club www.mississaugashrineclub.netManito Shrine Club www.manitoshrineclub.ca Muskoka Shrine Club www.muskokashrineclub.com [email protected] Shrine Club www.niagarashrineclub.com [email protected] Shrine Club www.oakvilleshrineclub.ca [email protected] Shrine Club www.orilliashrineclub.org Oshawa Shrine Club www.oshawashrineclub.com [email protected] Shrine Club www.freewebs.com/peelshrineclub [email protected] Hillbilly Shrine Club www.rameseshillbillyshrineclub.caRameses Press Corps www.pbase.com/ramesesRameses Toronto Headquarters www.rameses-shriners.ca [email protected] Shrine Club www.ramocashrineclub.on.caRameses Shrine Yacht Club www.rameses-rsyc.caRorab Shrine Club www.rorabnorthbay.com [email protected] Shrine Club www.shebashrine.ca NEW [email protected] Club of Hamilton [email protected] International Headquarters www.shrinershq.orgSt. Catharines & District Club www.stcatharinesshrine.com [email protected] Shrine Club www.sudburyshrineclub.com [email protected] Shrine Club www.masonicfamily.caWaubuno Shrine Club www.kirk-white.com/m-p-masons/waubuno/shrine1_2.htmLADIES GROUPS SUPPORTING SHRINERS AND SHRINERS HOSPITALS FOR CHILDREN

Bokhara Court #22 - L.O.S.N.A. www.ladiesorientalshrine.orgDaughters of the Nile www.orontotemple69.com

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2014 SHRINERS LOTTERY RESULTSWINNERS WILL BE PRINTED IN THE TORONTO STAR, SATURDAY EDITION, SECTION 670, PERSONAL COLUMN

AND ON OUR WEB SITE: www.rameses-shriners.ca

Draw 33, 14 August 20140889 D. Lalonde Sudbury Sudbury $ 10000292 J. Williams Bancroft Algonquin 5000089 B. Huggett Singhampton Manito 2501418 J. Robertson Stevensville Niagara 2501961 R. McDermid Stayner Rameses 2502691 S. Lawrence Southampton Ramoca 2500484 A. Burdett Peterborough Kawartha 1000989 E&J Korry Sudbury Sudbury 1001668 P. Kuchmak Oshawa Oshawa 1002421 R. Engel Monkton Kingston 1002853 J. Wales Everett Sheba 100

Draw 34, 21 August 20142638 M. O’Leary Owen Sound Ramoca $ 10001424 St. Catharines S.C. St. Catharines Niagara 5001124 D. Murdy Huntsville Muskoka 2501132 J. Currie Gravenhurst Muskoka 2501157 R. Henry Lakefield Muskoka 2501863 K. Betz Souffville Hillbilly 2500056 G. Culbert Wasaga Beach Manito 1000114 M. Yergeau Brussard Manito 1001175 N&M Goodayle Toronto Muskoka 1002135 K. Lougheed Duntroon Manito 1003214 G. Smerek Timmins Timmins 100

Draw 35, 28 August 20140819 R. Towns Little Current Sudbury $ 10001496 J. Nash Larder Lake Northland 5003348 R. Doner Newmarket Viking 2503177 T. Luczak Iroquois Falls Timmins 2500292 J. Williams Bancroft Algonquin 2501157 R. Henry Lakefield Muskoka 2503497 K. Smith Parry Sound Waubuno 1003087 D. Markle Shelburne Tecumseh 1000276 S. Hogarth Maynooth Algonquin 1002048 C. Armstrong Cambridge Manito 1002665 M. Playter Owen Sound Ramoca 100

Draw 36, 4 September 20140090 B. Hennessy Duntroon Manito $ 10003362 C. Longhurst Newmarket Viking 5000160 A. Lazaro Richmond Hill Drum Corps 2500901 T. Cross Sudbury Sudbury 2502619 S. Fox Owen Sound Ramoca 2503018 L. Penton St. Catharines St. Catharines 2500746 B. MacPhail Seeles Bay Kingston 1001644 W. Mauch Oshawa Oshawa 1002406 E. Hurwitz Toronto Credit Valley 1003552 T. Knight Parry Sound Waubuno 1003553 G. Barager Parry Sound Waubuno 100

Draw 37, 11 September 20141587 S. Craig-Paul Orillia Orillia $ 10001952 J. Fuderer Buckhorn Founders 5000098 F. Gardner Collingwood Manito 2500249 J. Nicol North York Security 2502968 C. Wallwin Barrie Sheba 2503196 M. Campbell Courtice Timmins 2500782 D. Leavitt Cherry Valley Kingston 1001095 M. Zrobin Burks Falls Muskoka 1002944 N. Walker Midhurst Sheba 1003058 T. Johnston Caledon Tecumseh 1003572 P. Ernst Seguin Waubuno 100

Draw 38, 18 September 20140600 L. Smith Peterborough Kawartha $ 10001258 D. Denis Bracebridge Muskoka 5001706 Oshawa S.C. Oshawa Oshawa 2503288 R. Phillips Campbellford Trent Valley 2502747 A. Moyer North Bay Rorab 2501081 D. Coulson Milford Bay Muskoka 2502611 A. McConnell Owen Sound Ramoca 1003386 R. Martin Sutton Viking 1001854 M&K Couett Waubaushene Midland 1000016 B. Walker Rexdale Firefighters 1001907 P. Baker Fenelon Falls Rameses 100

Draw 39, 25 September 20143556 M. Kirk McDougall Waubuno $ 10000988 J. Gardner Sudbury Sudbury 5000223 C. Wallace Algonquin Highlands Founders 2500640 F. McConnell Kingston Kingston 2503291 B. Wickman Campbellford Trent Valley 2500734 A. Palmer Kingston Kingston 2502191 L. Bowie/M. Belisle Guelph Guelph 1001140 A. Hill Milford Bay Muskoka 1002142 A. Grieve Stayner Manito 1000147 F. MacLeod Bramalea Manito 1002141 L. Beattie Stayner Manito 100

Draw 40, 2 October 20142637 C. O’leary Shallow Lake Ramoca $ 10001927 R. McEwen St. Catharines Rameses 5003326 P. Turney Castleton Trent Valley 2501051 L. Bogrogi Mississauga Mississauga 2501964 R. Clements Peterborough Rameses 2503167 R. McGovern Everett Tecumseh 2501556 R. Ewles Sauble Beach Orillia 1001944 B. McLean Shelburne Rameses 1001598 R. Cornish Orillia Orillia 1002630 J. Simpson Allenford Ramoca 1002074 J. Anderson-Johnson Whitby Press Corps 100


BYGEORGEMITCHELLPAST IMPERIAL POTENTATERecorder

RECORDER’SMESSAGE

Isn’t it great to be a Shriner. . . it’s Feztastic

When Walter M. Fleming, MD and actor Billy Florencemet in 1870 to discuss the formation of fraternitybased on Masonic principals with an added emphasis

on fun and fellowship, they couldn’t possibly visualize how theirdreams and ideas would exceed all expectations. Today I amreminded of the quote “When memories exceed dreams, theend is near”, so let’s not be satisfied with exceeding ourfounders’ dreams. Let’s have some of our own and continue tomove forward, now is the time, with those thoughts in mindand this being fourth quarter for 2014 and to embark oncemore on our Club and Unit Elections.

The schedule for Elections is now in the hands of allsecretaries.

As we see each day, never before has the need for goodleadership been more critical for all levels of government andbusiness.

The Shrine that we know and love is facing serious problems.

Membership, as in most organizations, is decreasing at analarming rate and for many different reasons.

As Shrine leaders, we should have two objectives. The first isto motivate and assist Clubs and Units and members to achieveleadership status. The second is creating a legacy of leadership,as did Dr. Walter Fleming and Billy Florence.

How will your Club, Unit or Lodge succeed once your term ofservice concludes? Are you building future leaders of your Clubor Unit today?

The successes you achieve today are short-lived if they don’tlast beyond your leadership term.

To build a legacy of leadership, all you have to do is plantseeds. How does this happen? You plant seeds ofencouragement with your fellow Shrine Masons. You plantseeds of belief, support and faith as elections near. Help yourfellow Nobles realize the potential they do not yet see orbelieve for themselves.

Whatever your role is in the Shrine or Lodge, whether youare a new or veteran member, plant seeds today.

If this message speaks to you, the seed is planted. You willbe a superb Club or Unit President, Divan Member, Master ofyour Lodge etc.

I believe in you, now believe in yourself. Take a role inleadership; start building your legacy of leadership today. Yourlegacy begins now.

Mahatma Gandhi said, “You are no followers, but fellowstudents, fellow pilgrims, fellow seekers, fellow workers”.

Fellow Nobles, “It’s great to be a Shriner”.

Now is the time

Noble "Wild Willy" OliverGUELPH AND DISTRICT SHRINE CLUB

The fourth Thursday of every month - the Nobles, Ladies andSpecial Ladies take part in an Attitude Adjustment evening;one member or couple, sponsor an evening of dinner and

lighthearted fun once a month.

To kick off this season, Noble Don Dyson and his lovely LadyGloria, sponsored a Hawaiian Night. The Club was totallydecorated for a Luau with a complimentary Lei been given outat the door and even surf boards where present throughout thebuilding. This event was totally catered out, with the membersenjoying a lovely fall evening in the courtyard of the GuelphDistrict Shrine Club! Just a fantastic way to kick off our ShrineSeason

Oktoberfest is coming to the Guelph District Shrine Club onOctober 23, hope to see a big crew out to partake in someSauerkraut and Sausages, and what Oktoberfest would becomplete without some Beer!

Hawaiian Night sponsored by member for “attitude adjustment”

TThe Belleville Shrine Club has been chosen to host the 2015version of the Rameses Spring Ceremonial. This is a great honourfor the members of our Club and our committee has been busy

making plans for a fun-filled and memorable weekend. Belleville lasthosted the Spring Ceremonial in 2006. Four days of activities areplanned starting Thursday June 11th, with Opening Ceremonies andFlag Raising at the Quinte Sports and Wellness Center and concludingon Sunday June 14th, with Brunch at the Belleville Shrine Club. Activities for the weekend include a golf tournament on Friday at the

Trillium Wood Golf Club, a Friday evening buffet dinner withoutstanding entertainment and a dance, a Saturday morning Ladiesprogram with lunch, the Rameses Shrine Parade, the Rameses Feast onSaturday evening, and a spiritual service of worship on Sundaymorning. All Friday and Saturday activities will be centered at the newQuinte Sports and Wellness Center on Cannifton Road and the adjacentSt. Theresa Secondary School. Our feature entertainment for the 2015 Ceremonial is “Freddy Vette

and the Flames”. This local group is known as Canada’s Premier 50’sRock and Roll Show. This group will play from 7:00 PM to11:00 PM on Friday evening. We are very fortunate tohave been able to book this group for our Ceremonial.This is the same group that we had in 2006 and I’msure this will be remembered as one of our weekendhighlights. Check Freddy’s website athttp://www.freddyvette.com. Any Clubs or individuals who have not yet booked

rooms are reminded to contact our Housing Chairman,Noble Calvin Thomas. Calvin can be reached at 613-476-7720 (residence) or 613-391-7356 (cell) or emailat [email protected]. Nobles requiring more information can contact our

Director General, Noble Clarence Stevenson at 613-962-6246 or email at: [email protected]

Rameses Shriners

on the Road

to Belleville

for the

2015 Spring

Ceremonial

Noble John NeilAmbassador Belleville Shrine Club

Deputy Director for 2015 Ceremonial

2014

Sheba Shrine

Golf

Tournament

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BY JAMES “JIM” RENNIEChief Rabban

JIM’SON THE RUN

BY ALAN BERRYAssistant Rabban

AL’SALMANAC

BY REVERENDBEVAN CARRIQUE, P.P.Chaplain

CHAPLAIN’SCORNER

We will soon be into the Christmas season and I wouldlike to invite all Nobles and their families to our annualCarol Service, Sunday, December 14th, 2014.

This will possibly be the last official function to be held at

3100 Keele Street. We hope to have the York Regional PoliceYouth Band join in our service. Let’s go out with a “bang!”

To our new Nobles who joined at our Fall Ceremonial, Iwelcome you. You are now members of the greatestphilanthropy in the world. Get involved in supporting ourhospitals and our children

Let us pray for a speedy recovery for those Nobles and theirfamilies who are in ill health.

If I can be of any assistance, please feel free to give me acall.

As the leaves start to change colour and I sit back andthink about the good times Lady Barb and I have had atthe Club’s and Unit’s different events this summer. Thank

you Nobles and Ladies for a great time. The hospitality wasgreat.

I would like to thank all the Nobles and their Ladies thatsupported the Western Night. Also thanks to Nobles ShawnHewlett and Doug Foss and their helpers for putting on a greatevening.

Nobles, remember the Stated Meeting coming up onNovember 14th and the Fall Ceremonial on the 15th. You willneed your 2014 dues card.

Do not forget to get new Candidates for the Fall Ceremonial.

We need new members, as you know, we lose about 200members every year.

The Club and Unit Elections will be underway and do not beafraid to stand for a position on the executive.Also you will need your 2014 dues card tovote.

The Lottery Chairman will have yourtickets for you to sell. We did not have acomplete sell out last year.

The Shriners Hospital for Children –Canada in Montreal is coming along onschedule and is opening on August20th or 22nd 2015.

Nobles, I hope that you are visitingbeashrinernow.com and ShrinersVillage. All the information is there foryou.

Also remember our Ill Sir’s Motto“Fun with a Purpose”.

Fall is upon us as we move into our busiest time of the year.Elections, Installations and the Fall Ceremonial all come inthis period.

It is especially important at this time that we remember weare Shrine Masons, and to follow the oaths we took as MasterMasons in our dealings with our Brethren. We need to make alasting impression on all the Nobles we meet, especially thenew Nobles and their Ladies.

We must take time to nurture them andcreate an environment ofbrotherhood and unity in our Clubs

and Temple, and resolve ourdifferences in a spirit ofcooperation and reach ourdecisions by consensus.

New membership is thekey to our survival. It isinteresting to note that

throughout North Americaapproximately twenty-fivepercent of Masons are Shriners.However, in our area only

thirteen percent of Masons are Shriners. Wemust get out to our Lodges and ask the non-

Shriner Brethren to join us. The question often asked of newly initiated Nobles is, “Why

did you wait so long before joining the Shrine?” The answer isusually “Nobody asked me before”. The message is clear, go toyour Lodges and ASK, ASK, ASK. If possible, seek permission forone of our Membership Committee or Divan member(s) toattend your Lodge to make a presentation. We have a goodcollection of videos and handouts which can help promote ourmembership and which I am sure will be an entertaining andinformative evening and may well convince them to join us (Ipersonally have a projector and numerous videos and I am morethan willing to attend any group that requests a presentation,please just call me). Remember, we are ALL on the MembershipCommittee! Get those membership petitions in.

In closing, I thank you all for what you do. Our children needyou.

Lady Jackie and I look forward to meeting with you in ourupcoming travels.


BY TOM WOODROWOriental Guide

WOODY’SWISDOM

Well Nobles, the Fall season is upon us and that whitestuff is near. Soon we will be in our new building readyto start new memories. The journey to the new building

has been long but with your help it will be rewarding. Nobles, it is that time of the year, that’s right, Lottery time.

Last year we, as a Temple, fell short of selling out on our Lottery

tickets. Let’s all pull together and do our best to sell out.Remember, you don’t have to be a Shriner to buy a ticket. Thecost is only $2 a week. This is a very important event for outTemple.

Nobles, remember that membership is a very important issuein out Temple. Without new members the work becomes harderfor all over us. OUR KIDS NEED US.

Remember that we are all Shrine-Masons, together we are afamily.

I leave you with this quote: “Anxiety does not empty tomorrow of its sorrows, but

only empties today of its strength”.

BY DAVID RAWNHigh Priest & Prophet

DAVE’SNOTE PADIwould like to thank everyone who attended our Circus

Appreciation Night. A big thank you to the NiagaraHospitality Unit for the meal they prepared for everyone. Thanks to Rik Kubiak and Bill for the slide show they made

to entertain everyone. The next big event is the Fall Ceremonial. It will be held at

3100 Keele Street. The Stated Meeting is Friday November 14that 7:30 p.m. The Ceremonial will be on Saturday the 15th at9:30 a.m. Every Club and Unit should try to have a Candidate.

Nobles, as we approach this time of the year, the Electionsare about to start within the Clubs and Units. Our Scrutineer willcheck all dues cards, so please check yours to be sure it is for2014.

There are still a number of Shriners who have not paid their2013-2014 dues. If not paid, your name will be read out at the

stated meeting. Please call the Shrine office if you have anyquestions.

We have a completion date of November 28th for ourbuilding at Queens Plate. As I write this message, we do notknow if it is possible to move from Keele Street in December orit may be necessary to wait until after our Election in January2015.

I will have an update in the next edition. In closing, remember Ill Sir Terry Fulton’s motto: “Having Fun

with a Purpose”

BY JIM MCKINNEY, P.P.Treasurer

TREASURER’SREPORT

Ihope that everyone has had a great summer and are nowready for a very busy fall with Shrine activities. Please take the time to get out to your Shrine Club, and for

those of you who are not a member of one, I would stronglysuggest you join one.

As Treasurer, I would like to say that Rameses Shriners are ingood shape financially, however there are many members whohave not paid their dues. If at all possible please pay ASAP.

As far as the expenses are concerned, I am happy to reportthat up to this point, most items are under budget. All accountsare being closely monitored by not only me but also allmembers of your Divan.

If anyone has an idea with a new fundraising idea, please letthe divan know.

One of my main concerns is membership. Nobles we have agreat Shrine Center and with your help, we can keep it that way.If you know of a friend or relative who you think might make agood Shriner, then bring him out to one of the many Clubevents and introduce him to the members. If he is interested atall, then find him a Lodge close to where he lives and get himShrine ready. Nobles it can be done.

In the meantime I wish all of you a great autumn.

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By Noble Charles MullettALGONQUIN SHRINE CLUB

Pictured above is Past President Noble Ron Mark, Chairmanfor the evening, at the Algonquin Shrine Club’s firstmeeting of the fall. Noble Ron introduced Janet Barker,

from Linkert Bakery in Wilberforce. Murray Linkert started thebakery in the 60’s. Janet spoke and showed a powerpointpresentation of the products that her bakery produces. Linkert’sBakery is very well known for their fruit Christmas cakes whichthey produce for over 14 Shrine Clubs.

Noble James Rennie,Chief Rabbanmeets withEmily Mellish,PatientAmbassadorSHC-Erie.

Meetareal lady


Name Address Occupation Craft Lodge Sponsors Khaso Bannayan 3343 Cactus Gate, Mississauga Engineer Manager King Solomon #22 D. Valleau, G. VlastakisJoseph A. M. Barwell 510 Pine Street, Dunnville Self Employed Amity #32 M. Palmer, G. MitchellRandy Bezo 1 Appleby Dr.,St. Catharines Retired Grantham #697 M. Palmer, Z. IrionPhillip M. Ciufo 45 Baif Blvd., Richmond Hill Contractor Richmond #23 R. Whitmarsh, P. NataleRobert Francsics 7 River Valley Crescent, Toronto Station Attendant King Hiram #566 J. Thornton, R. PrendergastJohn R. Howard 36 Glen Castle Drive, Stoney Creek Retired Tuscan #551 J. Bennett, J. McKnight T. K. MacDonald 413 John Street, Dunnville Engineering Amity #32 M. Palmer, R. DavisHugh J. Mitchell 33 Highland Gdns., Welland Medical Physician Niagara #2 R. McLennan, T. BrandonHakki K. Sehri 223 Weybourne Rd., Oakville IT (Network Admin) Oakville 3400 D. Lewis, H. TroughtonArthur C. Tilley 66 October Drive, Tilley Retired St. Andrews #661 M. Palmer, G. Mitchell

2014 Fall Ceremonial Candidates

2014 Fall Ceremonial Carry-Overs

2014 Fall Ceremonial Candidates

Name Address Occupation Craft Lodge Sponsors Dan Andrew 2201-227 Oak Street, Gananoque Retired Royal Edward of Cataraqui #92 K. Winterstein, D. CowanJim Azucena 438 Comiskey Cres, Mississauga System Operator Mississauga #524 R. Cada, J. ModoEdward L. Burns 504-75 Queen Street N, Hamilton Sign Painter Seymour Lodge #224 R. G. Gordon, R. A. MunroRussel Dizon 161-1395 Williamsports Dr, Miss Warehouse AssociateMississauga #524 E. Recuenco, R. CadaLeslie M. Gough 154 Coleridge Drive, Newmarket Court Officer Rising Sun #129 M. McClenny, D. ThomasMike Hassani 581 Canbovo Road, Fenwick Building Owner Phoenix Lodge #535 D. Iannetti, S. CanjarLeonardo Jara 1455 Williamsport Dr., Mississauga Iron Worker Antiquity #571 J. Thornton, G. MitchellHerbert R. Lochbihler 2260 Kerns Road, Burlington Teacher Oakville Ldg #400 D. R. Lewis, H. F. TroughtonS. Lino Malonzo 1590 Portsmouth Place, Mississauga Retired Mississauga #524 R. Cada, J. ModoFlorante Rodriguez 161-1395 Williamsports Dr, Miss Building Super. Mississauga #524 E. Recuenco, R. CadaDavid Russell 66 Simcoe Street, Angus Canadian Forces Seven Star Ldg #285 D. M. Scandrett, G. PhillipsEric B. Searle 461 John Street, Thunder Bay Student Shuniah #287 B. Searle, C. SearleMikhail Story 503-5194 Lakeshore Rd, Burlington Real Estate Claude M. Kent Lodge #681 B. K. McBain, D. R. Lewis

A Business Session of Rameses Shriners, Shriners International, will be conducted in accordance with the ShrinersInternational regulations and as required by the by-laws of Rameses Shriners at Rameses Temple, 3100 Keele Street, Toronto,Ontario, Canada on Friday 14 November 2014, the said meeting to be held at 7:30 PM. in Rameses I and II, for the purpose ofballoting upon Petitions for Initiation and Affiliation and to conduct all other business as directly related to the affairs ofRameses Shriners and Rameses Club Incorporated.

Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of August 2014

George A. Mitchell, P.I.P. - Recorder Terry S. Fulton - Potentate

NOTICE OF STATED MEETING - FRIDAY 14 NOVEMBER 2014

Look at your Masonic friends,are they

Talk membership today and every day!

By Noble Doug Griffin, S.S.C.C.S.SHEBA SHRINE CLUB CHIEF SCRIBE

At the 2014 International Plowing Match in Ivy, south ofBarrie, several Masons from Georgian North and GeorgianSouth Districts provided gate control at the Final Furrow

where many whistles were whetted. For their very successful efforts, the Sheba Shrine Club

presented a cheque of $3,500 to the DDGM of Georgian South,R.W. Bro. Kennard W. R. Pratt, for the benefit of the DistrictProjects.

By Noble Doug GriffinSHEBA SHRINE CLUB

This Reporter would like to thank everyone for their wellwishes and support after having back surgery in July. I can now say I really am “A Just and Upright Man.”

I was still on light duty and unable to attend the AllistonPotato Festival Parade. But life works in mysterious ways. Thatevening my wife Sheena took me to dinner at BarclaysRestaurant in Innisfil. We had just finished our meal and wereabout to leave when this Red Streetcar pulled into the parkinglot. The next thing I knew a group of well-dressed Conductorswere shaking my hand and saying how great it was to see me.Needless to say the Founders Unit had arrived. These fellowssure know how to make an entrance.

This again proves how deep a friendship we have with eachother. You never know when or where you will run into anotherBrother.

I just wish they had arrived sooner, they could have picked upour bill!

The Nobles of Sheba Shrine Club had the honour andprivilege of assisting our own Noble Cal Madill at theInternational Plowing Match held in Ivy, Ontario. Cal is theChairman for 2014 and has the enormous responsibility ofmaking sure everything runs smoothly. We all had various dutiesto perform from the creation of Tent City, to the operating of theBeer and Beverage Lounge. This was a momentous task for ourClub with everyone involved. This five-day event saw crowds of20,000 per day with people from all parts of North America andbeyond.

I met a couple from Ireland. They commented on how great acountry we have and how friendly the people were. I felt proudthey were talking to me and I bought them both another beer.

Some volunteer Shriners came from Orillia and points North.It was good to see a number of Masons involved as well. Someof our friends from Kawartha Dairy, Moffatt’s Mazda, WallwinElectric and World’s Finest Chocolate also gave their time andsupport to sponsor this great event.

We all would like to thank Cal Madill for truly being an“Ambassador Emeritus” by providing us with the opportunity topromote Masonry and Shrinedom. If any one person could bepointed out as a True Shriner, I think we would all agree it wouldbe Cal Madill. Thanks Cal!

From Sheba Shrine Club at the near shores of beautifulKempenfelt Bay, (as this Reporter makes his way to the Oasis)

I tip my Fez to all Nobles everywhere for being Noble Nobles!

Sheba presents cheque

Sheba Shrine Club Happenings

Left to right: Noble John Christie, Ambassador; Noble Earl Login,Ambassador Emeritus; Noble Cal Madill who is also the Chairman of theIPM 2014; DDGM of Georgian South, R.W. Bro. Kennard W. R. Pratt;Nobles Manny Demelo, Bill Bishop, and Rick Partridge; W. Bro. William L.Thomas, District Secretary; and Noble John Wainwright.

By Noble Doug GriffinSHEBA SHRINE CLUB

A Noble, as I see it, is a member of The Nobility. We first became Brothers. We took the Obligation as

Masons that we believe in the same Morals, Values andDisciplines. Our Surname started with Brother. This was tohonour our achievements.

We next became Nobles when we joined The Shrine. Oursurname then started with Noble. This was to honour ourcommitment to having fun and helping our children.

Both these achievements brought each and every one ofus closer to knowing ourselves. We belong to a Brotherhoodand Philanthropy which has brought us all closer knowingeach other. This is FRIENDSHIP.

WHAT IS A NOBLE NOBLE? I can only believe that this is a Shriner who goes above

and beyond just being a member of the Shrine, a Club or aUnit.

A person whose Masonic Values are present in hiseveryday life.

A person who lives his life with enthusiasm and passion. A person who brings these qualities through the doors of

his Lodge or Shrine Club. These are the men that volunteer, contribute their time

and make everyone they meet feel welcome. These are the Noble Nobles. And if you don’t believe me, take a look in the mirror,

there should be one there! This may be a good time for REFLECTION!

What is a Noble?

By Noble Dave Gillies NIAGARA SHRINE CLUB

Ihad the most laughs I’ve had inyears at the “One Club Challenge”organized by newly Fezzed Tom. The

August event attended by fellow fun-loving crazies and their wives was acomplete success. Only one club for theround and putters included at eachgreen it should have been easy! Easy‘till you had to putt with a T shapedthing hinged together with two eyescrews, or a piece of putter-shaped PVCpipe, and what about that crookedwooden shillelagh putter! It was ablast, and a great summer get togetherfor the Club and friends, steaks werepretty good too!

Another newbie and another Tombrought some new faces into the Clubeach Thirsty Thursday with a CruiseNight. Tough completion with othervenues running on the same night buthe stuck it out and as they say “build itand they will come” and they did.

I saw some really nice iron out in front of the Shrine Club onThursdays. Congrats to the new members courage in putting onevents, we can all use some of their enthusiasm. Thanks Toms!

Noble Brad organized his second event! Billed it as a hockeygame but I think it may be more of a grudge match after theirtug of war on ice before the game. He has the firemen lacing uptheir skates against the police in October, no firearms, or firehoses were allowed, as there’s an open skate after the game.Plans are to clear out the Club garage and at time of writingwe’re looking to rent some of those sumo wrestling suits forboth groups to work off their frustrations after the game.

We live for our kids and there were plenty of them at theDundas Cactus parade. The Maid, trailing a stream of bubbles,two clowns and dispensing rock and roll tunes had the crowdtwisting and shouting as we passed by. Sailing on our rollingShrine billboard spreading the mission of our fraternity andphilanthropy is a sure fire way to have “Fun with a Purpose”.

Another fun day also filled with lots of children andmembers of the community was our participation at HeatersHeroes. A cancer fundraiser which also welcomed back hometown hero Mike Strange from his 90 marathons in 90 days afundraising run all the way from Newfoundland!

I think we twisted over a thousand balloons with same helpfrom our local Shriners, Ladies, clowns and even a junior helper.We also handed out burn prevention colouring books and otherShrine material to some of the hundreds of children and theirfamilies. The Maid then served as a perfect backdrop for theevening’s entertainment with the colourful rope lightingilluminating her sleek outline against the night sky.

Thirteen thirsty travelers traded their car keys for an escortedride to a couple of Irish pubs and a sporting spectacular inBuffalo in mid-August. What happened with the Irish willforever remain a secret but the ball game was awesome,matched only by the beautifulweather and the good friends onthe junket.

A real corner store win, 7-11,baby Jays of Buffalo overScranton’s baby Yankees. You couldalmost call it a liquid doubleheader as a few of us had torepeat our consumption at PalmerLodges’ golf outing the next day, Itold my bride; it’s a tough job butsomebody has to do it! My aching knees can’t take much morepunishment not to mention my liver. “I still don’t know how Iever got over the hill without getting to the top.”

Not another visit to Ismailia, do I have too as I talked myselfinto to a ticket to their sportsman raffle. Arriving there alongwith a bunch of other unlucky Nobles we were greeted with atrailer full of golden foamy beverage, tables of food along withtwo or three hundred other hopefuls there for the raffle. We hadfour winners, two notable prizes with me and another winning apiece of string.

I did, however, get to overnight with three other Nobles atour New York headquarters in the hills. We enjoyed a meal, ablycooked by our host over an open campfire, heard many goodstories and a few lies until into the wee hours then all slept likea logs till breakfast. I was delivered home to a house full offamily that I had forgotten were coming. I did later vaguelyremember receiving that message via an international call in thehills the evening before. Presently I’m cleaning out a spot in thegarage for a cot between scribing these few words and avoidingand the frosty temperatures inside the happy home.

“A midget fortune-teller who escapes from prison is a smallmedium at large.” Does your future see you holding politicaloffice? If not, it should; it’s in your best interest in keeping ourClub the vibrant, expanding and fun one that it is. Rememberthis on Election Day this month; run for office or a seat on the

board of directors; see just how the Club keeps oncourse. President John has some words for would-beofficers; “If you get to thinkin’ you’re a person of someinfluence, try orderin’ somebody else’s dog around.” Heis so right; this Club of ours like all the others in theShrine, is run by all of you so get behind the helm andsteer her into the future. Think of it; you can follow ourother Niagara captain’s over the last 66 years. Continuethat tradition started in 1947; sail into history andmake your own mark having “Fun with a Purpose.”

The Niagara “One Club Challenge” just too funny!

Rameses Fundraiser“Fun with a Purpose”

Please make the cheque payable to: The Shriners Hospital for Children – Canada/Odyssey

Mail your cheque and completed order form to:

MEGA Brands is providing toy cars to the Shriners organization free of charge. The retail value is$5. The profits are to be divided between the hospital and the Temple or Club. The Temple orClub can use the proceeds as they wish. The hospital requests that each Temple or Club prepaytheir order prior to shipment. So, if you order 100 toys, you could potentially raise $500 dollars. Acheque for $250 must be sent to the hospital prior to receiving your shipment. If the toy sellswell, you can place additional orders. MEGA Brands is suggesting an initial order of 240 cars,however, you can place a smaller or larger order (the minimum sized order is 24 cars).

Name of Temple:

Name of Club:

Number of Toys Ordered (Shipment comes in boxes of 24)

Contact Person:

Name of Person to Whom Shipment Should Be Addressed:

Phone Number:

Email Address:

Address Where Toys Should Be Delivered:

The Shriners Hospital for Children – Canada MEGA Brands Little Buddy, C/O: Emmanuelle Rondeau 1529 Cedar Avenue, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, H3G 1A6

FOR QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS CALL 514-282-6990



Noble Ted McClenny2nd Vice-presidentNEWBEAVER SHRINE CLUB

NN ewbeaver Shrine Club held its Annual Fall Social onSeptember 21, at the Mount Albert Lions Hall in MountAlbert. With just under 100 people in attendance,

everyone enjoyed a good afternoon of music andentertainment followed by a scrumptious dinner.

Presenting a cheque for the Shriners Hospital for Children- Canada in Montreal to Noble Jim Rennie, Chief Rabban, isNoble Carman Stevenson of Newbeaver Shrine Club. The IrishDancers from Newmarket were the featured attraction.

An afternoon of music, fun and dinner

Credit Valley Shrine Club

It was a little damp at Acton Meadows Golf Club on Saturdaymorning - but the hardy Shriners and Ladies bared theweather to support the cause. Thanks to Nobles George

Power, Greg Ferguson, Jim Gilpin and Don Thompson whoorganized and set up the early morning tournament.

Through the cool, wet morning the teams prevailed andfinished to an excellent steak dinner and raised some funds forthe Shriners Hospital for Children - Canada.

The weather was overcast but the spirits where high as theNobles, Ladies and guests attacked the links. The Potentate wasthere to hand out the hardware at the finish. A great morninground and some funds for the Shriners Hospital - it doesn’t getany better than that!

Bokhara Court No. 22Ladies Oriental Shrine of North AmericaLADY MARJORIE YOUNG, PHPLADY MARILYN WILLETTE, HP

Wednesday, July 16th found our High Priestess at theOfficial Visit of our Grand High Priestess, Lady BeaHillman, PHP of Mecca Court #98 of Lakeland, FL to

Ailiamsi Court #12 in Buffalo, NY. The next day Lady Marilyn and her Noble escorted our Grand

Swan to the Holiday Inn Yorkdale for the start of her OfficialVisit to Bokhara where she worked on inspecting our Court,Club and Unit books. On Friday, July 18, the Past HighPriestesses of Bokhara Court hosted her and our High Priestessat the Mandarin Restaurant.

Lady Bea had a lovely time renewing acquaintances andgetting to know some of our Ladies and enjoy her meal beforeshe was back at the books. Such dedication. She actuallyenjoyed going through them, she said, as they were so wellprepared.

At noon on Saturday July 19, a luncheon in Lady Bea’shonour was held at the Shrine Centre on Keele Street, followedby a business meeting where Lady Marjorie Young, PHP waspresented with a 50 Year Membership Certificate by Lady Bea.Lady Bea read to the membership this verse, taken from thecertificate –

May Peace attend thy travels, May Allah bless thy way. And direct thy wandering footsteps Through each successive day. May Allah’s love embrace thee. Surround thee in thy life. And shield thy day’s endeavors, From daily woes and strife. After the meeting, our High Priestess, Lady Marilyn Willette

and her Noble Jim Moore invited the membership back to thehotel for a small reception.

Lady Bea finished off the inspection of our books on Sundaymorning when Lady Marilyn and Noble Jim drove her to Detroitto her next inspection. It was certainly a busy weekend for ourvisiting Grand High Priestess.

Special thanks to Lady Lisa Sellarajah and her helpers fortheir hard work putting the luncheon together, and Lady JoanCox, PHP and new member Lady Mary Ann Caesar for helpingLady Marilyn set up the meeting and luncheon rooms.

Our next big “venture” is our Ceremonial on November 8thwhen we will be welcoming several new Ladies into BokharaCourt. This is a closed meeting but the plated dinner beingserved after the meeting at 5:30 pm is open to all. Pleasecontact Lady Lisa Sellarajah at [email protected] fortickets. A vegan option will be available. Come and welcome ournew Ladies.


Weather overcast but Shrine spiritshigh at Credit Valley tournament

HighPriestesstravels

Dixon beamingwith pride forher Officers andPro Tems for thebeautifulRitualistic Workthey presented ourSupreme Queen and Specialguests.

The Oronto Temple Units performancesshared their beautiful music andmarching to the delight of all. SupremeQueen Marsha was delighted andthoroughly enjoyed them. The Durham“Dollies” of the Sunrise Nile Club wroteand sang a special song to QueenBeverley, who was truly delighted withthe Club’s gift to her.

We had a fantastic time at theBrooklin Harvest Festival on September13th. The purpose to be out in thecommunity to share our message ofDaughters of the Nile, Shriners andShriners Hospitals for Children were wellreceived - many questions were askedand answered.

We had our 4-foot Fezzy the Bearthere to meet and hug the children, littleand Big!

Noble Joe Johnson was there wearinghis Fez and taking pictures of Fezzy andhis new friends, so that everyone willhave a memento of the day. We lookforward to attending this event againnext year. For pictures for this eventplease go to our web sitehttp://orontotemple69.com.

We are looking forward to makingmore of our delicious pie pastry onOctober 21, 2014. Deadline for orders isOctober 15, 2014. Cost is $3.50 a pound.If you are interested in ordering pastryplease contact: Joyce Anderson-Johnson -905-668-6465 or [email protected]


Granddaughters of Noble Gary Trotter presenting proceeds of lemonade and petrock sales to Shriners Hospital for Children. Front row: Abigail Trotter, Hunter Lowe.Back row: Ambassador Barry Tooley, President Al Burns, Noble Gary Trotter.

By Noble Nels Conroy - SUDBURY SHRINE CLUB

Noble Gary Trotter, while a Candidate in the Spring Ceremonial in Sudbury,explained to his granddaughters the purpose of his new fez and theimportant philanthropic efforts of Shriners. Both girls attended the parade.

Some two and half months later, these same two girls and three other grandkidsfrom Oshawa decided to raise money for our Shriners Hospital. They set up a standon Gary’s front lawn the last week before school and sold lemonade, pet rocks andhad the Grandparent’s poodle perform tricks for money. They did this on their ownwith no direction from others.

All of the proceeds, $110.20, were donated to the Shriners Hospital fund. Rameses acknowledged the donation by making the children the youngest

members of Sudbury’s 100 Million Dollar Club. According to Grandma Trotter, thechildren were thrilled with their certificate.

Kudos to Abby, Hunter and their cousins!

Sudbury Shrine’s youngest100 Million Dollar Clubbers

Children helping Children

By Joyce Anderson-Johnson, P.Q.DAUGHTERS OF THE NILEORONTO TEMPLE NO. 69

Oronto Temple had their Official Visit with SupremeQueen Marsha D. Sowers on August 20, 2014 andit was an exceptional day with Queen Beverly

Daughters of the NileSupreme Queen’s visits


CCLUBLUB ANDAND UUNITNIT IINSTALLATIONNSTALLATION DDATESATES FORFOR 20152015

CCLUBLUB ANDAND UUNITNIT EELECTIONLECTION DDATESATES FORFOR 20142014

DATE DAY CLUB/UNIT

15-Oct Wednesday Midland District Shrine Club - Elec. & Ins.

20-Oct Monday Ritualistic Cast

3-Nov Monday Mississauga Shrine Club - Elec. & Ins.

3-Nov Monday Trent Valley Shrine Club

4-Nov Tuesday Rameses Shrine Yacht Club - Elec. & Ins.

4-Nov Tuesday Founders Unit

4-Nov Tuesday Tecumseh Shrine Club - Elec. & Ins.

4-Nov Tuesday Kawartha Shrine Club - Elec. & Ins.

5-Nov Wednesday Drum Corps

10-Nov Monday Scarborough Shrine Club - Elec. & Ins.

10-Nov Monday Kingsway Shrine Club

13-Nov Thursday Wheelers Shrine Club - Elec. & Ins.

15-Nov Saturday Medical Unit

15-Nov Saturday Keystone Kopps

15-Nov Saturday Legion of Honour

18-Nov Tuesday Algonquin Shrine Club - Elec. & Ins.

18-Nov Tuesday Rorab Shrine Club

19-Nov Wednesday Oshawa Shrine Club

19-Nov Wednesday Peel Shrine Club - Election & Installation

19-Nov Wednesday Niagara Shrine Club

19-Nov Wednesday Oakville Shrine Club

19-Nov Wednesday Sheba Shrine Club - Election & Installation

20-Nov Thursday Muskoka Shrine Club

DATE DAY CLUB/UNIT

22-Nov Saturday Northland & Timmins - Elec. & Ins.

24-Nov Monday Hillbilly S. Club - Election & Installation

24-Nov Monday Lakeshore Shrine Club

24-Nov Monday Shriners Club of Hamilton

24-Nov Monday Security Unit

25-Nov Tuesday Waubuno Shrine Club - Elec. & Ins.

25-Nov Tuesday Credit Valley Shrine Club - Elec. & Ins.

26-Nov Wednesday St. Cath & District Shrine Club

26-Nov Wednesday Belleville Shrine Club

26-Nov Wednesday Kingston District Shrine Club

27-Nov Thursday Orillia Shrine Club - Election & Installation

27-Nov Thursday Ramoca S. Club - Election & Installation

1-Dec Monday Port Colb/Welland & Dist. Shrine Club

2-Dec Tuesday Viking Shrine Club

3-Dec Wednesday Firefighters Unit

3-Dec Wednesday Guelph Dist. S. Club - Elec. & Ins.

4-Dec Thursday Manito Shrine Club - Elec. & Ins.

4-Dec Thursday Sudbury Shrine Club

8-Dec Monday Directors Staff - Election & Installation

8-Dec Monday Newbeaver Shrine Club

15-Dec Monday El Shamaly S.Club - Election & Installation

10-Jan Saturday Rameses Provost Marshalls - Elec. & Ins.

IF DATE NOT SUITABLE, CALL RECORDER

DATE DAY CLUB/UNIT

10-Jan Saturday All Temple Units Inc. Legion of Honour

12-Jan Monday Kingsway Shrine Club

12-Jan Monday Newbeaver Shrine Club

13-Jan Tuesday Viking Shrine Club

15-Jan Thursday Muskoka Shrine Club

16-Jan Friday Rorab Shrine Club

17-Jan Saturday Sudbury Shrine Club

17-Jan Saturday Belleville Shrine Club

21-Jan Wednesday Oakville Shrine Club

DATE DAY CLUB/UNIT

21-Jan Wednesday Oshawa Shrine Club

26-Jan Monday Shriners Club of Hamilton

26-Jan Monday Lakeshore Shrine Club

28-Jan Wednesday Kingston District Shrine Club

2-Feb Monday Trent Valley Shrine Club

7-Feb Saturday St. Catharines, Niagara & Pt. Colb. S.C.

IF DATE NOT SUITABLE, CALL RECORDER

By Distant Cuzzin Noble Joe JohnsonHILLBILLY SHRINE CLUB

Howdy Cuzzins, glad to see you all readin’ this here news.Since the previous Hillbilly News scribe moved on, asuitable filler candidate to scratch out these musin’s

seems to be hard to come by. So I picked up my trusty writin’stick, and I said I’ll git ‘er dun for them chaps as they whileaway their time down at J. Johnson’s General Store with the onegas pump at Burning Sands.

We even had to get old Cuzzin Earl to grab a log from thewoodpile out back to put in the old pot bellied stove to wardoff the autumn chill. Maybe a little Apple Pie might ward off thechill as well...

You know you’re a Hillbilly when going to Wal-Mart is afavorite past-time known as “goin wal-martin” or off to “WallyWorld”.

Now you might be a wonderin’ what kind of happenin’swent on at the Hillbilly Chowdown at Cuzzin Noble Jim JohnsonJr’s and his Gal Beth’s place this summer.

Well let me tell yu’all, it was a hoot! Not only did we havesome real tasty vittles, there was a real hootenanny shotgunwedding with all kinds of partners coming out of them therecorn fields to get hitched. There were some new Hillbillies madeand some new Hillbilly Gals too.

Them vittles were shared with lots of cuzzins from some faraway places like Sudbury, North Bay, Hamilton, and other placestoo many to count without takin’ off a my shoes. Even ourPotentate Ill. Sir Terry Fulton and Lady Helen attended and had alot of fun and fellowship.

Only true Hillbillies grow up knowing the difference between“right near” and “a right far piece.” They also know that “justdown the road” can be 1 mile or 20.

Cuzzin Noble Prez Rik Kubiak, who is also Rameses GTACircus Director, was proud to show off his speakin’ talents atthe Circus Appreciation Night at Rameses, thankin’ all theCuzzins and Gals, and the other Club’s Nobles and Ladies fortheir hard work and dedication to the cause, helpin’ out on FireWatch, the Gals makin’ them tasty vittles between shows, thehelpers aguidin’ them Circus attendees and wee ones throughthe entry portals, and makin’ the Circus a lot of fun.

Well we are comin’ into that fine paradin’ weather andseason. Put on your best parade duds and come on out to theseparades and shake your booty to that be-utiful Blue Grassmusic. Join us if you can at the followin’ parades:1. Milton Santa Claus -Sun. Nov. 16

(set up 12:00, parade 1:30PM)2. Markham Santa Claus - Sat. Nov. 29

(set up 11:30 parade 1:00 PM)3. Streetsville Santa Claus - Sun. Nov. 30

(set up 11:30 parade 1:00 PM)4. Stouffville Santa Claus - Sat. Dec. 6

(set up 12:30 parade 2:00 PM)You know yer a Hillbilly when you think that the first day of

deer season is a national holiday.Any Shriners not active in a Club should consider joining the

Hillbillies, as our guys and gals have a lot of fun getting peoplelaffing and tapping to our Blue Grass music. Contact our

membership chairman, Cuzzin Noble Brian Korson at 905-735-4355 for details on joining. He speaks good English.

Only a true Hillbilly can show or point out to you the generaldirection of “yonder”.

Remember, we are paradin’ and havin’ fun for our ShrineKids in our Shriners Hospitals for Children. To those who areshut in, sick or in distress, may the G.A.O.T.U. take a liking toyou.


Them Hillbilly Clans all a’buzz for fall festivities


ANNUAL IMPERIAL SESSION PARADES Order of Parade Formation:

1. Police escort. 2. Dignitaries other than Masonic. 3. Parade Marshal and his aides. 4. Colours, singly or massed. 5. Musical unit (if possible). 6. Director General. 7. Automobiles of Imperial officers (present and past). 8. Trustees of Shriners Hospitals for Children. 9. Masonic Dignitaries. 10. Uniformed units of host temple. (Uniformed units of other temples in the state or Shrine association

will take their places elsewhere in the parade formation according to their charter dates only.) 11. Uniformed units of Imperial Potentate’s temple, followed by the other Imperial officers’ temples in

protocol order. 12. Uniformed units of all remaining temples will form in order of their charter dates, the oldest dates

going first.

ANNUAL IMPERIAL SESSION PARADE REGULATIONS In addition to Shrine Parade Regulations below, the following regulations apply to Imperial Sessionparades: 1. Instructional Meeting. The Potentate of each participating temple shall designate an officer of his

temple, and a person from each motorized unit participating in the parade, to meet with the ParadeMarshal and the Imperial Marshal prior to the parade(s). The time and place of the meeting will beannounced at an appropriate time.

(a) A number of experienced Deputy Parade Marshals shall be provided with two-way radios and special transportation so that they can patrol the parade route. They shall have authority to remove from the parade any unit which is in violation of Shrine parade regulations or which cause a delay of the parade by failing to maintain proper intervals.

(b) Except with the express permission of the Imperial Potentate, no temple shall be permitted to participate in a parade unless it has at least 15 Nobles in its parade display.

If they have fewer than 15 Nobles, they may parade with their association, which shall follow the temples by organization date of the association.

(c) No temple empty buses, trucks or trailers shall participate in the parade. This does not apply to temple units composed entirely of automobiles.

2. Temple Officers. Except with the express permission of the Imperial Potentate, no temple officers willbe permitted in the parades without their temple uniformed units of at least 15 Nobles. No more thanfive temple officers, including the driver, will be permitted in a car. The temple potentate is to remainin his vehicle.

3. Number of Motor Vehicles. The use of large numbers of cars in smaller local communities isunderstandable. However, the Imperial Session parades require no unnecessary vehicles. These maycause an interruption of spectacular marching features for visiting officers and Divans and may addconfusion and danger in the formation and spoil the pageantry from the viewpoint of the spectators.

4. Floats. All floats must have the prior approval of the Director General. 5. Courtesy. The purpose of Shrine parades is to afford an opportunity for all participating temples to

publicly display the pageantry and glamour of the Shrine. To effectuate this purpose, mutual courtesyneeds to be extended among all temples. Over the years, many temples have expressed dissatisfactionover the lack of consideration by certain participating temples and their units. Splendid marchingunits, and temples with special display features, located by numerical precedence early in the paradeon the actual line of march, have executed spectacular street drills which, in themselves, add much tothe general picture, but which retard the forward movement of the parade as a whole. As a result,many of our newer units, located far back in the line of march, have had their forward movementrepeatedly halted, experienced exasperating delay, been required to stand in line, finished the paradeweary and disgusted, and found themselves marching down deserted streets.


SHRINE PARADE REGULATIONS 1. Non-Shriners. Other than the police escort, dignitaries, distinguished guests and Shriners Hospitals for

Children patients, only Shriners are permitted in Shrine parades. 2. Cadence. Marching cadence will be 110 steps to the minute, except for specialized units which may

require a different cadence. 3. Interval. Intervals of not over 80 feet between temples and 40 feet between units are to be constantly

maintained. 4. No Impersonations. No impersonations of ethnic groups, females, or political figures are allowed in

parades. 5. Vehicle Equipment. No motorized vehicles shall engage their emergency sirens or lights. 6. Safety Laws. Motorcycles, scooters, and other motorized vehicles shall obey local laws regarding

speed, prudent operation and the use of hard helmets. In states where helmets are not required, thetemple potentate may direct helmet use for safety reasons instead of fezzes.

7. Throwing Objects. Neither candy nor other objects shall be THROWN to spectators along the paraderoute. A Shriner may walk along the edge of a parade route and hand out candy, Shrine informationor other appropriate objects [No latex balloons.].

8. Demeaning Displays. No demeaning displays, or discharge of firearms of any type, or other items thatmay be considered in poor taste are permitted.

9. Alcoholic Beverages. Members of participating units shall not drink any alcoholic beverages before orduring any parade, and they shall be circumspect in the use of soft drinks in public places so as not togive the impression they are drinking alcoholic beverages.

10. Reviewing Stand. (a) At Imperial Session parades, a reviewing stand is reserved for the exclusive use of the

Imperial Potentate, Imperial officers, Past Imperial officers and such guests as invited by the Imperial Potentate.

(b) At the reviewing stand during Imperial parades, temple divans will give the hand salute and must not stop to salaam. The Imperial Potentate (or ranking Imperial officer) receivesthe salute. When temples from an Imperial Officer’s state or province pass in review, that officer receives the salute of these temples along with the Imperial Potentate.

(c) At association of temples parades, the ranking Imperial officer along with the associationpresident or potentate (as appropriate) receives the salute of all temples. Other Imperial officers and association officers will follow the same procedure as above.

(d) At association of temples parades, the temple potentates may leave their cars and accept the salutes of their units.

11. “Country” Flags. No “country” flag shall be lowered or dipped when passing the Reviewing Stand orelsewhere.

12. Enforcement. Parade marshals shall enforce all Shrine parade regulations and they shall report anyviolator to the potentate of his temple. Failure on the part of a temple potentate to cooperate withparade marshals shall be reported in writing to the Imperial Potentate.

13. Potentate Responsibility. Each Potentate is personally responsible and accountable for knowinglypermitting any violation of parade regulations. Temple Potentates are required to review paraderegulations with their temple marshal, the Parade Marshal, and their unit heads.

CIVIC PARADES 1. Shriners Only. Notwithstanding the provisions in §335.11 of the international bylaws, in parades of

temples at annual sessions of Shriners International, or in local Shriners parades or exhibitions underthe auspices of temples or Shrine associations, only Nobles shall participate.

2. Civic Parades. In civic parades, and non-Shrine public appearances, Nobles, their ladies and children,and Masonic related or sponsored organizations, may participate, with the approval of the Potentate.Only Nobles may perform, compete, ride vehicles with fewer than four wheels, or operate any vehiclewhile parading.

3. Regulations. Shrine Parade Regulations 4, 5,6,7,8,9,11 and 13 apply to civic parades as well.

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A fitting 100th birthdayfor Mr. Norwood

By Bill FreemanTrent Hills IndependentREPRINTED WITH PERMISSION

It was a one-hundredthbirthday celebration fewwill forget and a fitting

tribute to J.J. Stewart, Mr.Norwood, a “bedrock”member of the township forgenerations and a stalwartleader of the local andregionwide businesscommunity.

Over 1,000 peoplestreamed into J.J. StewartMotors to honour Stewart

who was born August 23, 1914. The lineup to shake his handsnaked outside the showroom and seemed to never end.Outside, there was a festive party featuringclassic cars, a barbecue, face painting and abouncy castle.

It all started with a birthday breakfastthat was a replica of a gathering Stewartand a clutch of friends, including Asphodel-Norwood Mayor, Doug Pearcy, enjoy everymonth. This time the guest list increased100-fold to match the 100 years.

“We have been very close friends overall those years and I’m very proud of thatfriendship. It’s nice to know people likehim,” Mayor Pearcy said, recalling hisarrival in Norwood in 1969 to start abusiness and an early conversation withStewart.

“He said ‘I’ll support you’ and he neverlet me down,” Pearcy.

“It’s a pretty important occasion and Jack Stewart has beena supporter of this community; he has done so much for us. Ifelt I should lead this thing up. It’s just been a wonderful thing,a beautiful thing,” he said.

Pearcy saidStewart’s “sense ofcommunity” wasremarkable.

“That’s been hiswhole life and that’swhy everyone callshim Mr. Norwood. Hedeserves it.”

The breakfastincluded scores ofShriners and Masons,local friends and

political heavyweightslike Peterborough CityMayor Daryl Bennett andCounty Warden J. MurrayJones. A splendid framedbirthday certificate andphoto from QueenElizabeth II was also ondisplay. Bennett saidStewart was “admired asthe bedrock of the localbusiness community inaddition to [his]commitment to the socialand cultural wellbeing ofthe community.”

“It truly has been themark of a life well-livedand that’s what you’re allabout [and] that’s whatthis celebration is allabout and that’s what life is all about,” he said.

“You’ve always been the embodiment of what PeterboroughCounty is all about, your respect for everyone and your concern

for everybody,” Warden Jonesadded. “We are all better offbecause of you.”

Peterborough MP Dean DelMastro called Stewart a“cornerstone of thecommunity.

“He’s lived 100 years andhe hasn’t wasted any days,”Del Mastro said, noting thatStewart still spent time at theoffice every day.

Del Mastro said Stewarthas lived his life by “seizingeach day, making the most ofit and making a contribution.”

Things have certainlychanged since the days of

hand-cranked cars, grist mills, cheese box factories and cattlewandering into front lawns, Stewart admitted.

“Over the last 100 years I have been very fortunate to havemet so many good friends,” he said.

Many of the people he grew up with have passed on but theturnout at theMillennium Roomand dealershipshowed that Stewart “still had alot of good friends.”

And as onebreakfastgoer noted “a good man has good friends.”

Below: Doris Stephens congratulates J.J. Stewart on hisone-hundredth birthday during a festive party atStewart Motors Saturday which attracted over 1,000people. Sharing the moment with Mr. Norwood is hisniece Barb Finley.

Fred Edwards, president of the Trent Valley Shriners,presents a life membership to J.J. Stewart duringhis one-hundredth birthday breakfast celebration. J.J. Stewart is a charter member of the Trent ValleyShriners. Looking on is Asphodel-Norwood MayorDoug Pearcy.

Asphodel-Norwood Mayor Doug Pearcy makes a presentation toJ.J. Stewart during a special one-hundredth birthday breakfastSaturday morning in the Millennium Room.

Below: Peterborough Mayor Daryl Bennett was on handto celebrate J.J. Stewart’s birthday. In the background,Asphodel-Norwood Mayor Doug Pearcy chuckles at oneof Bennett’s comments.


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The countdown is truly on now! As fall of 2014 is upon us,we come to the realization that we are one year away frommoving Canadian services to the new Shriners Hospitals for

Children – Canada on the Glen site. Work is progressing on the site as expected, but as walls go

up and equipment is installed we are now getting a true pictureof what the future will hold.Q: Mr. Gantt, can you give us an update of the work

accomplished in the last few months?A: Since June there has been a lot of activity on the

construction site, both for the exterior and interior of thebuilding. Inside the building, we have focused on electrical,mechanical and plumbing installation starting from the secondbasement and moving up. Once those trades have completedtheir work, walls have been marked, studded and closed. Thisrequires carefully orchestrated timing by our constructionmanager SNC-Lavalin to maximize the effectiveness of alltrades.

The two tower cranes have been removed from the site, andall of the heavy and large equipment to be installed wasdelivered prior to that. For example, ventilation equipment hasbeen delivered and is being installed on the roof penthouse. Aninteresting fact is that our tower cranes were housed in the

space reserved for our stairwells. They have been replaced bythe stairs and the workers onsite now have access to thestairwells to move about the building.

As far as the exterior shell, it is now 80% complete and weare aiming to have the building completely enclosed before thewinter months so that we can heat inside to continue the workover the winter months.

As well, the lay of the land has changed tremendouslyaround our new hospital. We have completed the backfill alongour foundation walls and the McGill University Health Centrehas been landscaping as well as building the loop road that willgo around the entire site.Q: How many workers are currently on site on a daily basis?A: As of September 2014, we average 180 workers. We

expect to have 200 over the winter months.Q: Is the project still on budget and on time?A: The project is on budget and our construction manager

has managed to catch up with the delays caused in certainareas due to the harsh winter conditions last year.

The outer shell of the building is currently 80% complete and the buildingis expected to be entirely enclosed before the winter months.

Countdown towards 2015 -update on construction

Same ventilation unit installation completed during the second week ofSeptember.

Ventilation unit in the process ofbeing installed on the 3rd Floor –future operating room floor duringthe first week of September.

Hallway in basement level 1 oncedrywall is installed in late August.

Entrance to the hospital from the visitor parking lot. Temporary signage.


IN MEMORIAM

• Registered Acupuncturist & Traditional ChineseMedicine Practitioner of Ontario Reg. No. 1367. Doctor of Acupuncture & Oriental Magazine inFlorida

• A Member of Shriner since 1996

• Practicing in Toronto, Ontario since 1974

• Specializing in treatment of auto-immunedisorder, cancer and other difficult conditions

TOM FUNGR.A., R. TCMP., L.AC., D.O.M.

179 Main St. North Markham, ON, L3P 1YZ905-554-8849 - Email: [email protected] Website: drtomfungclinic.ca

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Telephone: 705-721-7297Fax: [email protected]

“ES SELAMU ALEIKUM”We do not lose the ones we loveThey only go before,Where there is everlasting lifeWhere sorrow is no more. . .And there the soul will always liveAnd peace is everywhereWe do not lose the ones we loveGod keeps them in His care.

The deepest sympathy of theIllustrious Potentate,Divan and Nobles

of the Rameses Shrine isextended to family and friends.

DECEASED NOBLES REPORTED IN THE MONTH OF AUGUST 2014

DOUGLAS A. ARNOLD JANUARY 15, 2013

TORONTO, ON DUDLEY B. DEELEY AUGUST. 11, 2014 BOWMANVILLE, ON LEONARD DONNER AUGUST 14, 2014 BEAVERTON, ON JAMES K. HEAPS AUGUST 20, 2014 BURLINGTON, CA LEE A. SMITH

AUGUST 10, 2014 LINDSAY, ON

GEORGE A. TRUMAN MAY 15, 2013 HAMILTON, ON

On 5 September 2014, the Kawartha Shrine Club 50/50 PeterboroughSpeedway Draw Charity Fundraiser made a donation of $2,500 to theShriners Hospital for Children - Canada, Montreal, towards the

“Durable Medical Equipment” and the Hospital’s continuing work.

Generous donation from Kawartha Shrine

By Noble Brian Wilkes1st Vice President KAWARTHA SHRINE CLUB

Above, Potentate Terry Fulton and Membership Chairman Jim Thornton at the 169thCommunication of Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Canada in the Province of Ontario atthe Fairmont Royal York Hotel in Toronto.

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