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Page 2 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.comIusiou SiFrom the desk ofAL BRUEGGENZephyr Reminder!Be sure to email your stories by Wednesday, May 10, 2023for the Zephyr June 2023 issue.Greetings, Nobles, Ladies and Friends.Spring Has Sprung as it seems, and as we have celebrated Eas-ter with friends and family, we look forward to events that lie ahead in Zorland. May 20th is our Spring Ceremonial at the Radisson Hotel in La Crosse; all Nobles, friends, and family are encouraged to attend, as we welcome new Shriners into Zor and encourage them to become part of our Clubs and Units. It’s not too late to get more candidates signed up to belong to the greatest fraternity on earth. The weekend starts out with a Friday night dinner cruise on the Ole Mighty Mississippi for those who signed up. Saturday will be a fun-lled day with the Imagineers lighting up the room as the day’s events take place. After dinner on Saturday evening there will be entertainment to ease the evening into Zor’s hos-pitality for all to enjoy. If you have not attended a Shriner event in some time, I personally invite you and yours to join us. We would love to see you participate and become involved again. As the summer approaches, parade season is upon us, so be safe and enjoy your time with fellow Nobles. Grand Lodge is also around the corner (June 1-3) with the making of another Zor Grand Master Shriner. We are very proud to be planning to Fez our in-coming Grand Master with his new Zor Fez. On July 2 - 7, some of our Temple elected Divan Ofcers, Past Potentates and other Nobles will attend the Shriners Imperial Session Convention in Charlotte, NC. This is a great opportunity for the Ofcers of Zor to learn and help guide our Temple with what we believe to be in the best interest for our nobility. Com-radery with other Temples in our Association is an important part of Imperial Session as well. Other upcoming events include Shriners Uncorked, which will be held in Sparta on May 13th. We are looking forward to any-one interested in volunteering at the event. To join us, please let Todd Wohlert or myself know. This is a Temple fundraiser, so everyone is encouraged to help support the three-hour event. Money raised at this event goes back into Zor’s general fund. New this year at Shriner’s Uncorked there will be live music by Joe Cody throughout the day. As always, the tasting, prizes, and fellowship are always the best part; come out and enjoy the afternoon with friends, family, and fellow Nobles. Gun Rafe tickets! It’s that time again. Tickets can be acquired by contacting your Club or Unit Divan Reps. This year we are trying something new by holding a Sportsman’s Banquet at Milford Hills in Johnson Creek on September 16, 2023. The rearm winners this year will be able to pick up their prize right at Milford Hills and take it home with them or take a per-centage of the prize value in cash as was done years ago when the drawing originally started. The day will include a sport-ing clay shoot, dinner along with a walk around rearms and other tables that will offer prize opportunities. Some of these activities are still in the planning stages. This event will also be part of Zor’s Annual Sportsman’s Rafe with the drawing to take place that evening. This event is open to the general public as well. There are several Nobles planning the event and we are looking forward to this being one of Zor’s major fundraisers. If you have any interest in helping with this event contact Larry Hanson or Dale Olson. As always, there are many events planned all year in Zorland. Nobles, their Ladies, and family members are welcome to any and all events.Be Humble and Kind!MAY 2023 S M T W T F S 1 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 30 31

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Page 5May 2023 • Zor Zephyr MagazineOnion Sales Are BackA new year has come upon us again and it is time to start thinking about onions sales. The onions were planted at the end of November. If they keep on grow-ing like they are, they should be ready the last week of April or the rst week of May. They do have a new Agriculture Commissioner so they are not sure if he is going to follow the past regime or just say “sell them when you want to.” If that is the case then they might be ready before the last week of April. With the ris-ing cost of transportation due to fuel prices and raw product cost going up 13% due to input costs we are going to be raising our price to $12.00 a bag. I will contact you by April 3rd for your order.Remember, this is an agricultural product so the avail-ability of the onions is all dependent on Mother Na-ture. Pre-selling onions is easy to do, you can put up a ier at a local business, hospitals, bus garages, or local watering holes and they sell themselves. The ier is available on the website under Zor events then hit the Vidalia Onion button or I can email or send you a ier if you would like one. If you want to learn how to do this just ask the Zor Imagineers. I do have extra room on each truck for more onions. The trucking company has already been paid for, therefore the extra onions you sell are pure prot. If you have never sold any before and need help, let me know and I can help you out. Remember, when you buy a bag for yourself take 4 more to sell to your friends and neighbors. If you are going to want any recipes go to the Zor website and they are available there.If you have any questions, feel free to call me at 715-377-3032 or email me atbausen@lakesidefoods.com Thanks again, Barry Ausen Onion ChairCan’t You Just Taste Those Sweet Vidalia Onions?

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Page 6 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.comGreetings Nobles and Ladies! As we look forward into 2023, we have a lot of opportunities to nd new Shriners. The Blue Lodges are the main source as they have been rais-ing more Masons this past year than they have done in previous years. They have raised 150 new Master Masons in the last seven months, and there is still a lot more in the works. If you divide the new Master Ma-sons up evenly between the three Shrine temples, we have 50 in Zor’s area that we could make into new No-bles. Even if we get the average number in the state that gives us 12 new Nobles. We encourage you to go to your Blue Lodges, be active in them, and if you have not been there for a while, get re-acquainted with your Brothers. When you go back, look around and see which members are Shriners, and why the others are not. You might hear a statement from some of the Brothers that once they become Shriners, they don’t get involved with the Lodge! The truth is, Masons that are involved BARRY AUSENPAST POTENTATEZOR MEMBERSHIP 2023in other afliated bodies are ve times more likely to be active than ones that are not. We are having a Spring Ceremonial coming up in May so nd some new candidates and bring them into the Shrine. When you bring in a new Nobles make sure you get them involved as soon as you can. It is a known fact that if you take them to your Club or Unit parties, they will stay active. If you don’t get them involved, sooner or later, they might drop out, and that is not what we need. We need to keep all the Nobles we have. Your Club and Units will be contacted soon to help clear up the Nobles that are delinquent in their dues. When you are contacted to reach out to the members in your Club or Unit, remind them that they have not paid their dues. If some of the members are having a tough time with the dues or are in a nursing home, hopefully, your Club or Unit can do the brotherly thing and help them out. If that does not work, reach out to your Divan Rep., and let them know the circumstance, they might be able to get some help from the Temple.Shriners International is proud to celebrate some of our membership wins over the past few months as its mission continues to resonate with men and their families worldwide.

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Page 8 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.comJUNEThu-Sat, Jun 1st - 3rd Grand Lodge - Wisconsin Masonic Center, 301 Wisconsin Ave, Madison, WIFri, Jun 2nd Shiners Twin Cities Gala 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM Depot Minneapolis 225 3rd Avenue South, Minneapolis, MNSat – Jun 10th La Crosse Masonic Lodge #190 celebrating 150th anniversary 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM 118 8th St S, La Crosse, WIWe will be having an open house/lunch (grilled food) starting at noon on Saturday, June 10th. A program will follow at 1pm that will include a rededication of the lodge, a historical presentation of the lodge and other information on the past 150 years and what has happened during the time the lodge existed. Please join us for fun, food, and fellowship that day! If you have any questions reach out to Worshipful Master Nathan H. Randall at 608-485-0584. For reservations, please reach out to Andrew Davis at 608-220-3408.Attention AllFor Zor, a shortage of hospital drivers and / or riders is always a problem.We are asking anyone who is interested and has the time to help out and is willing to volunteerto be a driver and/or rider to PLEASE contact the ofce at 608-833-6343,either extensions 1 or 2, and leave your contact information.The ofce will see that the volunteer’s information is forwarded to the van coordinator in the appropriate area. Thank you in advance for your help.7th13th16th19th19th20th23rd25thSun, May 7th • Mound View Shrine Club meeting 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM Pointer Cafe, 809 Ridge St, Mineral Point, WISat, May 13th • Shriners Uncorked 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Foxhole Pub, 1215 Angelo Rd, Sparta, WITue, May 16th • Widows Dinner 6:00 pm Social - 6:30 Dinner Mehara Shrine Club, 2625 W Folsom St, Eau Claire, WIFri, May 19th • Divan Meeting 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Radisson Hotel La Crosse, 200 Second Street South, La Crosse, WIFri, May 19th • Dinner Cruise 4:30 PM - 8:00 PM Radisson Hotel La Crosse, 200 Second Street South, La Crosse, WISat, May 20th • Radisson Hotel La Crosse 200 Second Street South, La Crosse, WI • Candidate and Lady registration - 8:00 AM - 8:45 AM • Spring Ceremonial - In the Ball Room - 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM • Mens Luncheon - In the Minnesota room - 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM • Ladies Luncheon - In the Wisconsin Room - 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM • Banquet – Entertainment - Social - 5:30 pm in the Foyer Dinner - 6:30 pm in the BallroomTue, May 23rd • Mecca Shrine Club 5:00 PM - 7:00 PMThu, May 25th • Mini Cars meeting 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Winchester Restaurant, 568 Haugen Rd, Edgerton, WIMMayay

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Page 9May 2023 • Zor Zephyr Magazine$100.00 • Pattie Koelsch • Oshkosh$20.00 • Lesa Stephens • Wall, SD$20.00 • Linda Ray • Madison$20.00 • Bob Gorsuch • Fitchburg$20.00 • Lori Olson • Mondovi$20.00 • Mike Schulfer • Amherst Jct$20.00 • Yvonne Fish & Chuck • Montello$100.00 • Joe White • Lake City, MN$20.00 • Tony Norin • Madison$20.00 • Larry Preston • Janesville$20.00 • Rick Roemke • Wausau$20.00 • Richard Roberts • Montfort$20.00 • Robert Herold • Whitewater$20.00 • Dan VanKirk • Warrens$100.00 • Jamie Weyh • Baraboo$20.00 • Elizabeth Kysely • Wausau$20.00 • Mike Brandenburg • Hammond$20.00 • Phyllis Frisk • Sparta$20.00 • Mary Ellen Thomas • Fountain Hills AZ$20.00 • Kara Walter • Palm Coast, FL $20.00 • Kathy Bexley Loewenhagen • Mondovi$100.00 • Austynn Buckli • Cadott$20.00 • Becky Soderholm • Cottage Grove$20.00 • Jen Hoffman • River Falls$20.00 • Chris Peters • Stevens Point$20.00 • Kurt Tollakson • Argyle$20.00 • Jane & Bob Olsen • Rice Lake$20.00 • Jacquelyn Hancock • Warrens$100.00 • Patty Rentsch • Addlin, WY$150.00 • Vana Singer • Oshkosh$1,130.00 • Total PrizesCalendar Rafe WinnersApril 2023Jeffrey A. RedmonJeffrey A. RedmonYour Business Counselor in the St. Croix Valley 715-386-0100715-386-0100175 Second Street South, Suite #300Hudson WI 54016MARCH 2022 • Zor Zephyr Magazine Page 21Imperial Session 2022 - ParadeDAVE EMERY PARADE MARSHAL 929 111th Ave. NW Coon Rapids, Minnesota 55448-4339 E-mail : wdavidemery@gmail.com January 4, 2022 Nobles, We are excited to have the 2022 IMPERIAL SHRINE SESSION back in Minneapolis. Imperial Sir Bill and Lady Debby look forward to hosng you, your Divan, your Nobility, and your Ladies in our 150th YEAR as a FRATERNITY and our 100th YEAR of supporng SHRINERS CHILDREN’S. IMPORTANT INFORMATION Parade – Tuesday July 5, 2022 Now is the me to get your Nobility excited and join us for a FUN FILLED IMPERIAL SESSION IN MINNEAPOLIS. We are happy to answer any quesons you might have. Rooms are sll available. Jerry B. Oliver, PP Director General 2022 Imperial Shrine Session (763)-639-8813 joliver97@comcast.net If your temple plans on parcipang in the parade at the 2022 Imperial Session of Shriners Internaonal in Minneapolis, please contact the Zor Shrine oce for more informaon.620 Deere DriveNew Richmond, WI 54017PHONE: (715) 246-2261TOLL FREE: (888) 674-6455FAX: (715) 246-7393www.johnsonmotorsales.com431 Perry StreetUnion Center, WI 53962H. 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Page 10 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.comNoble Dan Smithburg’s journey to becoming a Ma-son started when his daughter Alicia asked her Great Grandpa, Everett Smithburg, about the ring he was wearing – it was a 50-year Masons ring. Noble Dan joined the Faireld Iowa Clinton Lodge #15 AF&AM in the summer of 2008. In the Fall of 2008, he joined the York Rite Bodies. In 2011 he became Master of Clin-ton Lodge #15, with his proud grandfather by his side every step of the way serving as the Tyler. Grandpa had always dreamt of attending the Easter Vigil at the George Washington Masonic Museum in Alexandria VA. On Easter of 2009, Grandpa (at age 91) joined Noble Dan & Lady Kelly with their sons Greg & Kevin and daughter Alicia on a trip to Washington DC to do just that! It was such a memorable trip that they took Grandpa again during the spring of 2011. It was a Friday night sh fry at the Foxhole in Spar-ta that started Dan’s journey to becoming a Shriner – thanks to the persistence of Lady Penny Brueggen! She showed up at the table with a measuring tape and the rest is history! Dan became a Shriner on December 7, 2019 and is a member of the Zor Shrine Midgets.Dan grew up in southern Iowa. He joined the Iowa National Guard in 1985 and was deployed to Desert Storm in 1991. He had just started seeing Lady Kelly, so their rst 6 months of “dating” was through the US Postal system. Kelly secretly made the trip to Volk Field, WI to surprise him upon his return from Germa-ny. He worked for Dexter Foundry for 23 years and accepted a position with Dexter’s sister company Leer Inc in New Lisbon, WI in late 2011. Ironically, moving to where their love story had started 25 years earlier. In 2019 he joined Rockland Flooring in Rockland, WI where he is currently VP of Manufacturing, overseeing plants in Wisconsin, Indiana, and Ontario, Canada. Meet your Divan NOBLE DAN SMITHBURG 2ND CEREMONIAL MASTER

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Page 11May 2023 • Zor Zephyr Magazine Meet your Divan NOBLE DAN SMITHBURG 2ND CEREMONIAL MASTERMidwest Shrine Association (MSA) 2023 Summer SessionOsman Shriners, Alexandria, MN Save these dates!!! August 23-26,2023 As reported in the April issue of the Zor Zeph-yr, Illustrious Sir Al Brueggen was to have led a large contingency of Zor Nobles to the Midwest Shrine Association (MSA) 2023 Winter Session in Alexandria, MN. But mother nature changed those plans. The critical business of the win-ter session was instead held on Tuesday eve-ning April 18th via a zoom meeting with MSA ofcers and temple representatives participating. During this online session Zor’s Ill. Sir Gary Cuskey, was elected 1st Vice Pres-ident of the MSA . We have been informed the lodging for Zor’s Divan and unit members will indeed be in the Arrowwood Resort. Additionally, we have been informed that there are many different types of rooms. Be watching for registration and lodging forms and data to be sent to unit leadership in early May. Deadline for registration will no doubt be mid to late June. The annual Summer Session is a family friendly Shrine event with activities for all Nobles, their Ladies and Fami-lies. There will be two parades (one on Thursday evening and one on Saturday morning), Ladies Luncheon, Unit competitions just to name a few activities. Os-man Shrine has a strong Bag Pipe Band unit that is planning a special mass band participation in two parades, barnstorming, and lots & lots of Fun! Fun! Fun! If you are Bag Piper Drummer, or sword barrier with a kilt come and join them. See the following link Bagpipers - MSA_2023 (msa2023.org)Zor has included in its 2023 budget nancial assistance for unit men who participate in the MSA parades and/or competition. This assistance will be in the form of a reduced cost of the noble’s room cost, an allow-ance for milage, & coverage of a portion of the registration fee. Once we know what the costs of these items are, we will communicate that information to your unit leaders. You are encouraged to visit the following website now and often as the host temple is continuing to update the https://www.msa2023.org. You may also review the resort’s website https://arrowwoodresort.com/There will be monthly updates in Zor Zephyrs but if you have any questions please contact Zor Noble Joe Harker, MSA 2023 Coordinator at jbh2010PGM@outlook.com or Mobile number 414 531 3286.Noble Dan and Lady Kelly have been married 31 years, and live outside Tomah and are members of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church. While in Iowa they were President / Secretary of the Stars & Stripes Youth Wrestling Club and the Faireld Babe Ruth League for over 10 years. They also taught conrmation classes at First Lutheran Church. Noble Dan coached middle school football for 15 years. They also own a small home next to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway which is a big part of the Smithburg tradition starting with Noble Dan’s father who was on a pit crew from the late 60’s through the 70’s. They host 40+ friends and family during the month of May every year.Their son Greg & his wife Allena live in Black River Falls. Greg is Yard Manager for Rockland Flooring, and Allena is a Recreational Therapist at Eau Claire Hospital. Daugh-ter Alicia lives in LaCrosse and works for Aveanna Health System. Their youngest son Kevin lives in Charleston, SC, and is a Materials Processes & Physics engineer at Boe-ing. Oldest son Andy passed away in 2006, his children (Kiana 16, Cody 15) reside with their mother in Guam.

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Page 12 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.comAntioch Temple No. 113 enjoyed a festive Installation of Ofcers on April 15th at the Middleton Masonic Center. As Antioch’s new Queen, my goals are to build upon the vast accomplishments of Past Queen Mitch Behlke, strengthen the core of our group, grow our mem-bership, get to know each other on a deeper level, laugh, share wisdom, add a few fun events, like attending a parade and to support Shriners Mini Cars, have a Queen’s day out at the Fireside Dinner Theatre, and try a new Clear Your Closets shoe drive fundraiser. Working together for the Shriners Children!Help us raise funds for our organization by Clearing your Closets and donating your gently worn, used and new shoes! Ask friends, family, neighbors and co-workers to donate too. Collected shoes are used to support small businesses in developing nations. Proceeds will benet the general fund of Antioch Temple No. 113, Daughters of the Nile. Gather shoes in clear recycle bags and contact Queen Renae Boydston for pick up or delivery: call/text/email: (262)215-0088 • renaeboydston@yahoo.comANTIOCH NO. 113 UPCOMING CALENDAR 2023 Stated Sessions, third Saturday of the month, 9:30 brunch, 10:30 start at: Middleton-Ionic Masonic Lodge, 7409 Franklin Ave., Middleton, Wisconsin 53562 May 19-21 Summer Ceremonial and Potentates Ball, La Crosse, with Illustrious Potentate Al Brueggen & First Lady Penny May 20 Stated Session June/July NO STATED SESSIONS June 11-15 Supreme Session, Mashantucket CTOn April 1st , Queen-elect Renae Boydston attended the ceremony and Past Queen Kate Smillie served asAttendant for the Shelomoth Installation of Ofcers and crowning of Queen Laurie Budwick at Tripoli Shrinein Milwaukee. Congratulations to Shelomoth Temple No. 106! CONGRATULATIONS to Queen Renae Boydston on her election and Installation as Queen of the Daughters of the Nile, Antioch Temple No. 113, on April 15 at the Middleton Lodge. It was an honor to be a guest for the installation. Well wishes to you Renae for a very successful year. We look forward to working alongside of you in 2023. To Past Queen Mitch Behlke; Congratulations for a great year. Ill. Sir Al Brueggen and Lady PennyRena Boydsto, QueeRena Boydsto, QueeAntioch Temple No. 113Daughters of the Nile85 S. Stoughton Rd, Madison, WIProud to be a Daughter of the Nile, Queen, Renae Boydston(262) 215-0088 • renaeboydston@yahoo.comWorking Together for the ChildrenL-R - Queen-elect Renae Boydstonand Past Queen Kate SmillieL - R - Pr. Kacy Crawford, First Lady Penny Brueggen, Queen Renae Boydston,Potentate Al Brueggen, Pr. Jennifer Vernig, Pr. Regina Fisher (Jennifer, Regina,and Kacy are Line Ofcers to the position of Queen) Antioch Temple No. 113 enjoyed a festive Installation of Officers on April 15th at the Middleton Masonic Center. As Antioch’s new Queen, my goals are to build upon the vast accomplishments of Past Queen Mitch Behlke, strengthen the core of our group, grow our membership, get to know each other on a deeper level, laugh, share wisdom, add a few fun events, like attend a parade and support Shriners Mini Cars, have a Queen’s day out at the Fireside Dinner Theatre, and try a new Clear Your Closets shoe drive fundraiser. Working together for the Shriners Children! Help us raise funds for our organization by Clearing your Closets and donating your gently worn, used and new shoes! Ask friends, family, neighbors and co-workers to donate too. Collected shoes are used to support small businesses in developing nations. Proceeds will benefit the general fund of Antioch Temple No. 113, Daughters of the Nile. Gather shoes in clear recycle bags and contact Queen Renae Boydston for pick up or delivery: call/text/email (262)215-0088 renaeboydston@yahoo.com Antioch No. 113 upcoming Calendar 2023 Stated Sessions, third Saturday of the month, 9:30 brunch, 10:30 start at: Middleton-Ionic Masonic Lodge, 7409 Franklin Ave., Middleton, Wisconsin 53562 May 19-21 Summer Ceremonial and Potentates Ball, La Crosse, with Illustrious Potentate Al Brueggen & First Lady Penny May 20 Stated Session June/July NO STATED SESSIONS June 11-15 Supreme Session, Mashantucket CT On April 1st, Queen-elect Renae Boydston attended the ceremony and Past Queen Kate Smillie served as Attendant for the Shelomoth Installation of Officers and crowning of Queen Laurie Budwick at Tripoli Shrine in Milwaukee. Congratulations to Shelomoth Temple No. 106! L-R - Ill. Sir Al Brueggen, Lady Penny Brueggen and Queen Renae BoydstonQueen Renae Boydston and Past QueenBeth SchaeferQueen Renae Boydston and Past QueenMitch BehlkeL - R - Pr. Jill Lotzow, Queen Renae Boydston,P.Q. Maria Boyer-Jensen, P.Q. Jane Wiese (Jill, Maria,and Jane are members of Shelomoth Milwaukeeand traveled to be our Installing Ofcers).

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Page 13May 2023 • Zor Zephyr Magazine***Disclaimer***If this contact information for your unit/club is not correct, please contact the ZOR ofce to update the information. Also, please ensure that you provide a copy of your updated ofcers to the ofce as soon as you are able!FLAMBEAURobert Grunseth • 715-532-7311GREEN COUNTYNicholas Baker • 608-293-0796HAYWARD MUSKYPaul Wharton • 715-634-1320HEADWATERSRoger Reas • 715-661-1185HEART OF WISCONSINJeff Schaefer • 715-459-5440INDIANHEADHarlan Dodge • 715-296-0485LACROSSEKevin Greeno • 608-780-2498LAKELANDJim Stelsel Jr. • 608-770-5204MADISONDale Holmen • 608-513-2570MASCOUTINKevin Reilly • 920-765-4333MECCAMark Jerdee • 608-343-1318MEHARAKeith Foulk • 309-224-7870MOUNDVIEWKarl Gant • 608-523-4714PINE RIVER VALLEYJon Rossing • 608-604-6117ROCK COUNTY Jeff Lichtfuss • 608-752-2811SAHARADale Olson • 262-203-0641SOUTHWESTERN WIScott Pedley, PGM • (608) 482-0424ST. CROIX VALLEYCarl Gaulke • 715-425-6698TIMBERRichard Dennis • 612-210-3007VACATIONLANDLeonard Pickett • 608-963-0860YOSHIRon Malcolm • 608-387-9421 ZOR Shrine ClubsZOR Shrine UnitsCAMEL PATROLJim Stelsel, Jr. • 608-770-5204MADISON CLOWNSPaul McCallum • 608-931-0849DIRECTORS STAFFMark Severson • 608-628-2688FIREHOUSE JESTERSJim Kielley • 608-788-2594FUNSTERSRandy Webb • 715-572-3807IMAGINEERSChris Peters • 715-630-9143MAVERICKSJacob LaBlanc • 608-617-9776MIDGETSAl Coenen • 608-387-6868MINI CARSMiles Bradley • 608-289-1628MISFITZMontie Kramer • 715-459-3332MUSKY CYCLE PATROLChuck Stene • 715-791-8240PIPES AND DRUMSDaniel Stormont • 608-426-4788ROAD RUNNERSMike Kastens • 715-497-7527SAWDUSTERSMike Hayden • 715-495-0258TIN LIZZIESEdward Michels • 715-877-3104VETERANS PATROLRay Burrows • 715-228-2631WAUSAUKEN SHRINERSKevin Sorenson • 715-581-0553WRANGLERSArlen Christensen • 608-516-9371YOUR CONTACTSMay 2023 BirthdaysMay 1: Thomas E Grannis IIMay 2: Willard H Reck, Richard V King, Richard A Rygh, Eric A OttMay 3: William J Mathe, Larry W Johnson, David G PetersonMay 4: Henry R Schultz, John C TorpyMay 5: Larry M Johnson, Jeffrey C GoffMay 6: Harold K Fowler, James R RauschMay 7: Mark D Jerdee PPMay 8: Donn W West, Randy E Ellifson, Christopher I ArmstrongMay 9: Stuart K Graham, Roger L Keller, Jason E LarameeMay 10: Earland E Sagen, James W HinesMay 11: Thomas J DunhamMay 12: Robert L OdellMay 13: John E Gorder, Richard E Wilhelm, William F Ladue, Gene H DodgeMay 14: Alan HiattMay 15: Jarrett McDonaldMay 16: David A Acheson, Anthony J BellMay 17: Willis A Ostrem, David D MahoneyMay 18: Larry D Nelson, Lawrence Crone, Kevin J Severson, Brad A Andrew, Brett M LeAnnaMay 19: Steven W Marshall, Randall C Webb, John LaRueMay 20: Donald C Iverson, Ronald D Sempf, Timothy P MottMay 21: Stanley J Johnson, Allen T Trapp, David H Bartlett MdMay 22: Thomas C Pearson, Lawrence P Wiegand, Daniel J HagertyMay 23: Jerald E Larsen, James W Correll, Gregory L O’Reilly, William Pickett JrMay 24: Donald L Preisler, Gary K Larson, Daniel T Stoppenbach, James M Kent, Keith FoulkMay 25: Schelley K Schoville, John K Pecotte, Richard K Plouffe, Richard A StokerMay 26: William G Wenberg, Ronnie C Jaacks, Kenn A BeauchaineMay 27: Ronald F Outhouse, Charles W Porter JrMay 28: John E Hoffman, Terrence A Rieck, Gary J BergenskeMay 29: Gene S Grengs, John W Meisel, David J DruckreyMay 30: Donald C Roldt, Nicholas G BakerMay 31: Donald K Mickelson, Gerald R Watson, Kenneth Lokken, Martin Leum

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Page 14 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.comMECCA SHRINE CLUB EASTER EGG HUNTThe 3rd Annual MECCA Shrine Club Easter Egg Hunt was held on Saturday, April 1, 2023, at the Tomah Masonic Center. It was a cold and snowy day but that did not deter the children as there was a great turnout. The day started with Potentate Al Brueggen holding a Cold Sands ceremony for Brother Joe Refsland, after which his Lady Ashley, Fezzed him.Registration for the day started at 1:00 for children ages 2-10. We had 70 sign-ups, which was down from previous years, possibly due to the weather. Families enjoyed many activities including having their pictures taken with the Easter Bunny or in the Midget’s parade Prowler. They also enjoyed playing with bean bags, guessing the amount of jelly beans in a jar and having the Mistz or Firehouse Jesters tie balloons.The day’s big event was, of course, highlighted by the search for 3000 eggs. Children under three did their collecting while the others found their eggs outside. All the excitement was completed very quickly (about 20 minutes) with bags bulging at their seams.Following the egg hunt, about 20 Easter basket door prizes were given out. Each child upon registration was given a tick-et for the drawing.The Easter egg committee would like to thank the Nobles, their Ladies and friends that helped with the day’s activities.

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Page 16 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.comSt. Croix Valley Shriners ClubSCVSC meets for a March 17th St Patrick’s Day celebration By Merl SteffenThe Shriners gathered with a highlighted Guest speaker, the New Richmond Chamber of Com-merce, Rob Kreibich, CEO/President. He spoke about the Stillwater bridge affecting the local community. He then talked about the Kwik Trip company and its impact on the local communi-ty. Rob noted the existing New Richmond and Amery’s new store locations. Rob highlighted the excellent healthcare and hospitals Westeld consortium which is tethered to Regions Hos-pital of Saint Paul, MN that offers cancer treat-ments. He then talked about tourism in the community with Cedar Lake Speedway, one of the best clay tracks in the US, Apple River tubing and Riverwood Nature Center in Star Prairie. Rob spoke of the chicken hatchery that is being renovated to an environmental and education center with walking trails. Lastly, he spoke about the New Richmond High School Hockey team winning a state title over a neighboring Amery High School. Ed Swenson gave an update on the Vidalia Onion sales. Everybody should be preselling, $12 for ten pounds. Order forms are found in the Zephyr and from Barry Ausen. Ed put out a challenge for everybody to sell 100 pounds. Tyler Behr, vice president of SCVSC spoke about upcoming events. There is a Road Runner meeting, April 10th 6:00 pm at the New Richmond Legion Hall. May 1st is the next board meeting time and location TBD. Mike Kastens then gave a Divan report from the March Divan meeting, which included Grand Master, Paul Tourville. One initiative for this year is increas-ing membership. An emphasis is to make the Shriner Ceremonials more of a “wow factor”, for all persons involved. What does a candidate want or expect from the Shriver Organization? Making the ceremonials memorable and fun is key in exciting the candidates to become active in the Shrine Clubs with their family included. As is known, Shriners come from Blue Lodges. How can we entice these men into becoming a Shriner? Be a Mason now is an online portal that men apply to become a Mason. This portal has seen quite an inter-est as 2000 applications were evaluated. From these initial numbers 700 have started their journey to become a Master Mason. Mike informed the crowd of upcoming events which included the April 21st Mehara Friday Fish Fry at the Blind Tiger Bar in Colfax, April 28th Friday sh fry in Wausau preceding the April 29th Divan quarterly meeting and the Wausau Quarterly meeting. You can nd more information and the sign-up in the Zephyr. May 13th is the Shriners Uncorked event at Dub’s Pub in Sparta. May 19th is the Spring Ceremonial in La Crosse, and more detailed information can be found in the Zor Zephyr. June 30th the New Richmond and the Star Prairie Lodges are jointly fundraising at the New Richmond Legion Hall with a live band and supper starting at 4:30pm. This fund raising is to send local kids to the Shrine Circus. The fth grade of Summerset is going to the circus on March 23rd. Mike then introduced the guest and dignitaries; Past Potentates Larry Riemenschneider and Lady Julie, Barry Ausen and his Lady Becky, Chief Rabban Roger Keller and his Lady Tammy, and our Potentate, III. Sir Al Brueggen and his Lady Penny. Al noted that the Road Runners were a gem of Zor, he appreciated coming up to our event and thanked the Road Runners for what they do.Roger then commented about the Osman Circus coming up. He reminded the group how much Osman gave in sup-port to the East – West Shrine game. Roger then asked if anybody had free time to go over to the circus and volunteer. The Osman facilitators will nd something that they need help with and will appreciate the services. MSA is coming up in Alexandria, MN and is extremely close in proximity. It is a fun event with parades and activities for the ladies to do. The MSA will have a marketplace to buy a variety of Shrine merchandise. MSA 24’ will be in La Crosse. Tammy and Penny have a lot of activities already planned for this MSA. Roger then mentioned the Knickerbocker Degree being conducted in the Spring Ceremonial. This degree will be different than in the past and urged Shriners to attend.

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Page 17May 2023 • Zor Zephyr MagazineShare your story with us! www.zorsubmit.gmail.comiNoble: From time immemorial, we have heard tales of Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth. The iNoble team seeks to share these time honored fraternal traditions to unlock the embodied compassion within a Shriner. iNoble shares heartwarming stories that inspire viewers. Introduce intriguing social media content & awareness of our cause. Create shareable content to be used on various platforms. Inspire men and their families to join in on the Fun, Fellowship, & Philanthropy that Shriners have to offer.Inspire by  MomenBy Noble Steve Livernash,Inspired by a Family of Shriners, Noble Tom Voight knew from a young age that he was destined to follow in the footsteps of his two uncles and one brother. And on the day he turned twenty one, he wasted no time and petitioned the Wisconsin Rapids Lodge to become a Master Mason. From there, he went on to become a Zor Shriner in 1968, and a year later married his love, Lady Judy. Judy’s father was also a Shriner.Tom’s commitment to the Shrine has only grown stronger over the years. He joined the Zor Funsters Shrine Unit and is still very active. One year, he participated in 52 parades around Wisconsin. Currently, he is the driver of the bubbly and colorful parade bus. Tom and Judy are proud members of the Heart of Wisconsin Shrine Club. Tom also transported many patients for hospital care, which created heartfelt memories.But it’s not just about the Parades and the Fez for Tom - it’s about the impact that the Shrine has on people’s lives. He was deeply humbled when he was told the story of a neighbor boy who was helped by the Shriners. The boy’s mother was initially hesitant to leave her son in the hospital for a month, but when she returned, she found him full of energy and condence, thanks to the Shriners’ care. And that same boy went on to help Tom’s son with his race car, showing the ripple effect of the Shrine’s work.Tom’s commitment to the Shrine has also brought him close friendships, like the one he shares with Karl Gant, who both joined Zor Shrine in the same year. Karl has sent him birthday cards lled with laughter and well wishes year after year. But perhaps the most inspirational moment for Tom came when he was waiting at the reception desk at the Twin Cities hospital. A young boy approached him, grabbed his hand, and said “Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!” When Tom asked if they knew each other, the child simply replied, “No, but you are a Shriner!” The memory still brings tears to Tom’s eyes to this day.Through it all, Tom’s love for his sweet Lady Judy has remained a constant source of support and strength. He takes great pride in wearing the Shriner Fez and upholding its traditional values. Soft-spoken and kind, Tom is a pure and proud Shriner who knows the impact that the Shrine can have on people’s lives.

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Page 20 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.com Page 20Spring Ceremonial ~ Saturday, May 20, 2023Yet another reminder of the Spring Ceremonial that is scheduled for Saturday, May 20th at the La Crosse Radisson Hotel. All Zor Shriners and their ladies are encouraged to attend and even better, to be the 1st line signer on a petition for one of your Masonic Lodge brothers.For those arriving on Friday, there will be a dinner cruise on the LaCrosse Queen River Boat. The dock is a short walk from the back doors of the Radisson. We will be boarding starting at 4:30 p.m. for a 2-hour (5:00-7:00 pm) dinner buffet cruise on the Mississippi River. The meal includes a 2-meat entree of baked ham and chicken, along with mashed potatoes with gravy, carrots, coleslaw, rolls, dessert, with coffee or iced tea. There is a cash bar on board the boat. The cost per person is $35.00 with a sign-up deadline of April 22nd. Don’t miss out as we have a limit of 75 people. Any questions, contact 2nd Ceremonial Master Dan Smithburg at: dansmithburg@gmail.comWe start out Saturday morning with the candidate registration and orientation, followed by the ceremonial initiation. The men’s and ladies’ lunch with a LaCharcuterie lunch buffet at $30.00 per person. In the afternoon, the Arch and Knickerbocker degrees will be presented. Closing out the evening will be the banquet and entertainment. Dinner options are broiled haddock with champagne beurre blanc or a 6 oz. beef tenderloin with mushrooms and cabernet reduction. All meals include a Caesar salad, au gratin potatoes and a lemon butter cream cake. $40.00 per person per meal.Reservations will require a $20.00 late fee per person after the cutoff date on April 22, 2023.Deadline for hotel reservations is April 28th. Ask for the Zor Shrine rate of $149.00 plus taxes or use promo code ZorS23 when online. General Nobility and candidates can make their own reservations by calling the hotel at 608 784 6680.

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Page 21May 2023 • Zor Zephyr MagazineFRIDAY, MAY 19 2:00 pm Divan Meeting ...........................Wisconsin Room 4:00 pm Social Three Rivers Lodge 4:30 pm La Crosse Queen Cruise with Dinner (Riverside Park Loading dock) 7:30 pm Zor Hospitality .................... Minnesota Rm 2nd oorSATURDAY, MAY 20 8:30 – 9:15 am Candidate & Lady Registration ..............Ballroom Foyer 8:00 – 2:00 pm Unit & Organizational Displays .............. Ballroom Foyer 9:30 am Temple Opening (everyone Invited) ................ Ballroom • Welcome and Introductions: Divan & Ladies Past Potentates & Ladies Dignitaries & Ladies Nile Imperial Grand Lodge Orientation Black Camel 11:00 am Ritualistic Divan (ladies invited) .................. Ballroom 12:00 – 1:30 pm Ladies Luncheon ....................Wisconsin Rooms 1&2 12:00 – 1:30 pm Men’s Luncheon .................. Minnesota Rm 2nd oor 1:30 pm Ceremonial (everyone Invited) .................... Ballroom Knickerbocker Skit Arch Degree Shriners Creed Fez Talk (The Old Red Fez) Fezzing Ceremony, 3:00 pm Break – Photos with Arch 3:15 pm Ceremonial Activities Continue ................... Ballroom 4:30 pm Closing Comments 5:30 pm Fellowship Hour (cash Bar) ................. Ballroom Foyer 6:00 pm Ceremonial Banquet & Patient Story .............. Ballroom 8:00 – 11:45 pm Zor Hospitality ....................Minnesota Rm, 2nd oorSpring Ceremonial ~ Schedule of Events

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Page 22 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.comDONATIONSShriners Children’s ChicagoIN MEMORY OF: DONOR:DONATIONSDONATIONSShriners Hospitalsfor Children®ChicagoSHC-ChicagoIn Memory of: Donor:Dawn Beedy Todd & Jae WerndliNorma Jenkins Nancy Peckham Donaons: Breakfast with Santa Fundraiser Wausaukan Shriners Cookie Sales Izzy Henze Donaon Arlie Fahrney SHC-Twin Cies In Memory Of: Donor:Dale Viney Carl & Brenda Caulke Larry & Annell NelsonDon LeMay Christopher Libbey Dean LeMayLori Ann Langer Karen LangerGordon Behling Evelyn McGeeDonaon:Breakfast with Santa Fundraiser Wausaukan Shriners Hospital Transportaon In Memory of: Donor:Nancy Nelson Miles & Candy BradleyDonaon:Breakfast with Santa Fundraiser Wausaukan ShrinersUWW Football Fundraiser Sahara SCDonaon Jacob Beiler DONORS Robert GorsuchGary ShealyDarrell SchultzRay & Barb BurrowsJerry E WilkensJim & Allice SmithJohn & Debbi ThorstadLarry NelsonJohn SentyRobert KeeneBrent & Nancy ClausiusAl & Anne BeckerDave StolenMarn CallawayLyle FoxTom Nelson in memory of Nancy NelsonJames & Judy FossE Donald FennieJerry Balschun, PP & DianeAl & Penny BreuggenRick ColesFRIENDS OF THE ZOR ZEPHYRFRIENDS OF THE ZOR ZEPHYRMEMORIAL CONTRIBUTIONS¡ Zor Shriners Membership Fund ¡ Shriners Children’s® – Chicago¡ Zor Shriners Endowment Fund ¡ Shriners Children’s® – Twin Cities¡ Zor General Fund ¡ Shriners Children’s® – Ohio¡ Friends of the Zephyr Fund ¡ Zor Hospital Patient Transportation Fund MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE AS MARKED ABOVE AND MAIL TO:Zor Shriners, 6510 Grand Teton Plaza, Suite 204, Madison, WI 53719In Memory/Honor Of ______________________________________________________¡ Please acknowledge gift to the familyName __________________________________________________________________Address ________________________________________________________________City ____________________________________ State ________ Zip______________¡ Please acknowledge gift to the Donor¡ Via Email ____________________________________________________________Name __________________________________________________________________Address ________________________________________________________________City ___________________________________ State ________ Zip ______________GIVE PARADE TO GLORY CREDIT TO CLUB OR UNIT:DRIVER Monte SteiberDora JohnstonDora JohnstonDora JohnstonAl CoenenDora JohnstonAl CoenenSteve PetersonBob CalverleyBob CalverleyBob CalverleyBob CalverleyDuane HarveySco BrainardDora JohnstonJacob LaBlancDora JohnstonDora JohnstonDora JohnstonKevin SorensonWally TroutenJohn TorpyRIDERKen MeyerNadine SchuhJim DeVoeNadine SchuhJim DeVoeMary Ellen PetersonSandy CalverleySandy CalverleyMone KramerSandy CalverleyRichard DennisKessa LaBlancNadine SchuhDebbie LongeldNadine SchuhRichard JarvisAndrew WilleHOSPITAL DADSHOSPITAL DADSJames Schultz • 10.24.21 • Ladysmith, WIFrank Hallada • 01.14.22 • Dodgeville, WIIN MEMORIAMIN MEMORIAMMark B. HazelbakerAttorney at Law599 D’Onofrio Drive, Suite 222 Madison, WI 53719Direct Line (608) 662-2300 Fax (608) 662-9977 Cell (608) 220-7271Email mh@kasieta.com Website www.kasieta.comMay 14th , 2022Summer Ceremonial and Potentate’s BallMARCH 2022 • Zor Zephyr Magazine Page 19Shriners Children’s Twin CitiesIN MEMORY OF: DONOR:Milt Helmer Jerry Wilkens Alan & Penny Brueggen Larry & Sheila WiegandDolores Waltz Carl & Brenda GaulkeJim Palmquist Larry & Annell NelsonSandy Viney Larry & Annell NelsonLawrence “Junior” Johnson Larry & Annell NelsonDONATION: Fundraiser Indianhead SCShriners Children’s OhioIN MEMORY OF: DONOR:Betty Hillard Paul McCallumHOSPITAL DADSDRIVER RIDERSchelley Schoville ....... Gene TremellingSchelley Schoville ....... Monte SteiberDora JohnstonDora JohnstonBob Calverley ..............Jake StrangfeldMonte Steiber ............. Ken MeyerSteve Peterson ............Warren TorgensonLexie LaBlancSchelley Schoville ....... Kevin GreenoDora Johnston ............Sandy WayneDora JohnstonLeonard PickettLeonard PickettAl Coenen .................... Linda ThomasAl Coenen .................... Linda ThomasAl Coenen .................... Linda ThomasSchelley Schoville ....... Roseann EmlerDRIVER RIDERSchelley Schoville .......Gene TremellingRod LaBlancAndy Willett .................Dale AndersonAndy Willett .................Dale AndersonDora JohnstonDora JohnstonDora JohnstonDora Johnston ............Sandy WayneLexie LaBlancSchelley Schoville .......Gene TremellingSchelley Schoville .......Gene TremellingDora Johnston ............Randy JohnstonSteve Peterson ............Mary Ellen PetersonAlbie Kramer ...............Richard DennisRodney LaBlancLeonard PickettDelores Hutcheson Heather Morrisard & Gale Smith John MeiselDan Elmer Larry Mahr, DMV Mark Nelson Sean & Kelley Short Scot & Julene Elmer Arlen & Gloria Christensen James Killerlain Gregory Sambs Janice & Gene Schulz Lee & Sharon Christensen Douglas & Cherly Debroux Robert Everson Dennis Erfurth John & Charlotte Richardson Jennie & Douglas Post Theone & Timothy Harrison Judy Voll-Cottrell Donna Fosler Howard & Wanda Ace Karen & David McGaw David SannerRoger Segebrecht Larry Severson

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Page 23May 2023 • Zor Zephyr MagazineFriends of the Zor ZephyrDONORS:Jim PP & Joan SoderholmMini CarsSahara SCLakeland SCJerry E WilkensBob & Amy HeringBob Gorsuch, PPChad & Andrea FonsecaDave Stolen Steve & Koral LivernashIn Loving Memory of John Sigafus Herbert Bloomer Sr Jerry Balschun, PP & DianeLOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD MEN!That is right, we are looking for a few good men to parcipate in a new short play at our May Ceremonial in Mauston. Potentate Rodney has asked that the “Knickerbocker Degree” be presented. This is something new to Zorland!The play is very short and will be presented just before the tradional Shrine Ritual on Saturday May 14th in Mauston. There are seven (7) speaking parts as well as some extras. NO part is very long and we can have some fun with this degree. It follows the beginning of the Shrine and then the hospital system and its eects on our community as well as the image of the Shrine.For those interested, I will be able to send you a copy of the script along with a presentaon video. The video will be for just those truly interested in being cast. I would like to set a meeng at least for a run through. This would be at some central locaon yet to be determined.I do believe this will be something that we can have some real fun with and sll present some history for those just coming into the Shrine. Also, it’s great when we engage the whole family and they learn what we are all about.I look forward to hearing of your interest.Please contact me with your interest or quesons. Email Dale Holmen at: holmendd13@a.net or call 608-241-4751. Hope to hear from any Shriners with fun in their heart.715-643-4211Steal & Seafood • Friday Fish FryNightly Specials • Carry-Out AvailableReservations AppreciatedLive Entertainment Friday & SaturdayPrivate Rooms AvailableRestaurant/Bar and Banquet FacilityRex’s Innkeeper• Open Every Night • Lunch Mon.-Fri. 11am-2pm608-849-5011301 N. Century Ave., Waunakee, WIwww.rexsinnkeeper.comPage 6 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.comRaymond A. Larson, Jr. • 11.30.22 • Eau Claire, WIWilliam H Walter • 03.28.23 • Beloit, WIGeorge V Anderson 07.05.22 • Osseo, WIPATIENT TRANSPORTATON FUNDIN HONOR OF: DONOR: Luke North Phyllis FriskDONATION: Fundraiser Indianhead SCENDOWMENT FUNDIN MEMORY OF: DONOR: Milt Helmer Daniel Sherry, MDAthletes with either condion can usually return to sports aer several months of rest and physical therapy. Paents may need to wear a back brace as part of their recovery, which will be custom-made for them in our orthocs department. In rare situaons, if a vertebra is severely out of alignment or if a child remains in pain aer other forms of treatment, spinal fusion surgery may be needed from one of our skilled, experienced physicians.RehabilitaonOur team of physical and occupaonal therapists are highly trained in addressing a multude of dierent diagnoses. With regard to non-operave and post-operave management of injuries, we are able to tailor our treatment strategies to the paent and their needs–whether it be using crutches to get around at school or progressing back to playing a high-level sport.We use the most current evidenced-based pracce when ulizing modalies and strengthening techniques following injury or surgery and work closely with the medical providers to make sure the paent is making progress and meeng their goals as expected.Specializing in treang pediatrics also gives us a clear lens of how treang a young athlete diers from treang a high school athlete and the importance of using high-level training when appropriate. Our therapists have addional experience treang athletes who may use a wheelchair to play basketball, a sled to play hockey or a prosthesis to go snowboarding. It is crucial to consider all aspects of an athlete’s life and not just their performance on the court or the ice, but how their rehab will aect their ability to engage in their everyday acviesIn conclusionUnfortunately, it is impossible to eradicate all risks our Minnesota winters or winter sports pose. However, ensuring proper protecon during sports is one way to reduce the risk of injury to athletes. Wearing a helmet to ski or snowboard or full pads to play a hockey game is important to provide the maximum protecon to our athletes. Wearing good winter are and using a broad-based stance to walk on the ice and snow can help to reduce the risks of falls when out and about on slippery sidewalks and driveways.Shriners Children’s is one of the world’s greatest philanthropies and has evolved into an internaonal health care system for children, able to treat many health care issues including orthopedic condions, spinal cord injuries, burns and cle lip and palate. 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Page 24 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.comAssistant Rabban School in TampaBy: Linda DunhamHello all!I just wanted to share a recap of our time in Tampa, Florida.What a great opportunity to connect and learn all things Shrine! March 20th through the 22nd, Brian and I spent 3 full days, learning alongside our counterparts, from all over the world!We joined together to embrace and plan for the next jour-ney on our Divan. During our educational sessions, we listened to multiple speakers and were able to share ideas and struggles, as well as many success stories that each unique Temple grows through. There are so many opportunities for us all within this organization. The ladies’ sessions are especially impactful. To become empowered and engaged in the philanthropy, by learning from the Imperial Ladies is inspiring. First Lady JJ Craven, Assistant Rabban Lady Judy Burke and Trustee Lady Megan Stewart were lled with relevant knowledge that they were so excited to share. Their passion for all of Shrinedom can be felt in their desire to help others in their journeys. We received education in leadership, were introduced to new fundraising ideas for our Temples, and reminded us how very important Ladies mentorship is. My biggest takeaway was in regard to membership. We should be talking about Shriners Hospitals for Children wherever we go. Imperial Potentate Kenny Craven shared a story of one of his experiences with us all. He was on a ight to an event and a young gentleman sat next to him, they began small talk and the young gentleman started to tell him about this amazing organization he was a part of. He explained he was going to attend an event that was all about this great organization. After a bit, he asked Imperial Potentate Kenny Craven if he had ever heard of Shriners and all they do! Of course, you can complete the ending of that story….What a great way to invite other new Nobles and to share with the world what Shriners do….Talk about it!We, as ladies, can make an impact as well. Talk about the Shrine, invite old friends and new friends to your Temple, Clubs and Units events. You truly never know who you may encounter. For all of the new ladies out there, I can’t encourage you enough to become a part of your Shriner’s jour-ney. It can be a very fullling experience. It is truly a family. We met our counterparts from the Midwest Shrine Association (MSA) in 2021. We have all maintained continuous contact and picked up right where we left off the last time we enjoyed one another’s company. Brian and I also were blessed to join a couple from Ohio at one of the sessions, Rollin and Dee, we con-nected with them and exchanged addresses. We talked about farm life and the “good old days”. Even with a generation gap between the four of us, we became fast friends. Family. All ages. All backgrounds. So many stories. From Mexico to Wisconsin. Ohio to Hawaii. All of us, in one place for the very same reasons. The fun, fellowship, and of course the children. I am so thankful, full of new ideas and inspiration to share with our Zor family!All my best, Lady Linda Dunham

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Page 25May 2023 • Zor Zephyr MagazineOriental Guide SchoolBy: Dawn MalcolmWhat an amazing experience being able to attend Oriental Guide School “Shrine Leadership Conference” in Tampa, Florida. Ron and I left this blistery cold weather to enjoy a lit-tle Florida sunshine. Little did we realize how jam packed full of learning there would be and very little time for sunshine. The evening we arrived we met up with all of our counter-parts. You always see others on the Divan that have rela-tionships with Shriners from other Temples, not fully under-standing how they meet so many others, now we know. It is unbelievable how quickly you can make some great connec-tions and have new forever friendships. Second day – cram packed full of getting to meet the Im-perial Line and their Ladies. We listened to several from The Imperial Line, tell their story and their role on the Line. The things I learned were things I probably should have known, however I found it so enlightening. Did you know we have 21 different Shriners facilities across the United States? That the rst patient was treated in 1922 for club foot. Shriners Hospitals, even though we should stop using the word hos-pital, continues to evolve. First treatment was club foot, then polio, burn victims, spinal injuries and more and more. Shriners ChildrensTM provides the very best care, Our doc-tors are innovators – teaching thousands of residents every year. We have 120 touch points of care, in 22 countries, cov-ering over 87% of Planet Earth.We ask for and raise money to make a difference in so many families. Our other breakout sessions were preparing us for our jour-ney to Potentate. Everything revolved around leadership and what makes a great leader. It’s important to surround yourself with those that will help you be successful in your year. Create teamwork, develop dedication and involve-ment, prioritize membership acquisition, support a mento-ring program, encourage an event planning group. Build a GREAT TEAM!!! Select the people who will be behind you every step of the way. Reward dedication and give credit where credit is due. Always remember you will be a Past Potentate longer than you are a Potentate. The Law of Ex-plosive Growth – Leaders Multiply Leaders. Build your team of leaders with different strengths.I then attended the Ladies Workshop and Ron was off to do whatever Shriners do (I believe he learned a lot about the politics of the organization). We listened to First Lady JJ Craven and all of the other ladies of the Imperial Line up. The First Lady talked about her project – “The World is Your Oyster”. This program is dedicated to supporting Shriners Children’s mission to change and improve lives with empha-sis on pediatric sports-related injuries by bringing awareness of the sports-related conditions treated and by helping potential patients and families learn how to access this care. This program shows how our patients’ grit and determination come together with the expertise of our healthcare specialists to over-come challenges and create endless possibilities for success and recovery.We discussed what is the Elected Divan versus what is the Appointed Divan. How to prepare on your road to Potentate. We discussed things that are required of a Divan Lady to include leading by example, sup-porting our Noble, mentoring and above all else hold each other high and NO GOSSIPING. Being enthusi-astic makes others want to be involved. Oh, and all of the fun stuff, like what to wear to what event and how you should walk in and stand, etc. etc. We had great breakout sessions as well, in which we went over different ideas of what other temples do for fundraisers. In the evenings our MSA group got together and went out for dinner to further our relationship. What a great group of people we have met.I’ve always supported Ron on his adventure as a Shriner, have always enjoyed my journey as his Lady, however after attending this event, the passion to be a Shriner has grown even stronger. I further under-stand the philanthropy and what this great organiza-tion does for so many families.

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Page 26 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.comCreated with TheTeachersCorner.net Word Search MakerZor Members Last NameCLARY GOFF PEIRSON BOEGEL MAYRY DURGIN DAVIG UNDERWOOD HOFFMAN DRECKTRAH LIND SCHNABEL JOHNSTON TRONNES BRADLEY LARSEN PARKYN HANSON VOSSETEIG OLSZEWSKI TOMSKI BRADLEY MILLER MASSEY OSTREM Name: B Q H P L V R O S G U M H G K P W L V D M D A L WS Y N S L S D S L N O S T X D M O S B W J J V F PP V I Y P C G T M I L L E R N T C F H T I P B K NQ Y G O X Q P R V J W O M Y S B P Y G S I F M C VS Y R O B N I E A P F V T M O C P L T N O S N A HY K U T I X K M C R E F P A N D A J X Z X N S B BP I D L Z Q S U K Z B D O H A C K Q U I A H O O NM U N G Y N M I N A X F H G M D N Y R A L C E U NP B W O P I O Y K D A O U P F H A M N N W R D Y TC O X S Q N T Q P F E U Q R F O Y W R H Q K O V LY E T C T V B D V F I R N B O K T L C Q D C O X BD G S M F Y S J R M L P W W H J L L E E Z A O A XY E Y U D M A S S E Y J E O X T W N Q Q V W V S RN L U W O X J E S C C F P I O W W U L F M G A I QA I J Y J L H H J C L K L J R D Z K G C D D W F GX E K R M F S E N Q G K T B K S W W D O N P T H IZ L I C R Q F Z D J K A R R L K O S U Y I E N W EH W S C H N A B E L M A H E A Z K N L T L H V P TT S W F Q H Z R R W D V Z P R H Y S Y D K V A V EX R Q L J A Z F C L S V P N S S G I L K T S B F SH G O X P B B Q E F N K P U E O Z P X X R K L N SJ B S N Q W W Y S U D K I N N T Q S Y R Y A M J OZ Z K O N P H O H L S H P S R K X R X H A O P S VC Z J X I E E U V Y E L D A R B F O E T E Y G L GQ K J O H N S T O N D B B L O D F D D K Y G X V EZOR IMAGINEERSZOR IMAGINEERSCreated with TheTeachersCorner.net Word Search Makeron the on the lighter lighter sideside(First Name) (Member Since)WILLIAM SWINTKOWSKI 1993 ALAN BOECK 1993 ORVILLE BOECK JR 1993 SHERMAN BOUCHER 1993 CHARLES BOWEN 1993 REGINALD HANSEN 1993 DAVID HUSTON 1993 STEPHEN WILLETT 1993 PP 2009THEODORE SEE 1993 GERALD JORDAN 1993 PP 2003RAY BURROWS 1993 ANDREW GAVIN 1993 LARRY HAWTHORN 1993 ERNEST JOHNSON 1993 CHRIS KREUL 1993 LARRY TRONRUD 1993 DON BALCZEWSKI 1994 BRIAN BREDLAU 1994 RANDALL MUNDT 1994 ROBERT RANDS 1994 ROBERT WYMAN 1994 PETER FOSS 1994 STEPHEN TREU 1994 WILLIAM WADEPHUL 1994 PHILIP GULLICKSON 1994Zor Members Last Name Word ListUse Zapper App to see the answers to this puzzleWhy don’t koalas count as bears? They don’t have the right koalacaons.A man walks into a library and asks the librarian for books about paranoia. She whispers, “They’re right behind you!”I burned 2000 calories today...Thats the last me I leave brownies in the oven while I take a nap.Page 26 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.comUse Zapper App to see the answers to this puzzleZor Member Last NameWord ListLAWRENCE WIEGAND 2010CHRISTOPHER GIESLER 2010ERRIN GIESLER 2010JASON WELCH 2010STEVEN LIVERNASH 2010SHANE BLASER 2010JAMES LUNDEEN 2010JARED BROWN 2010MATTHEW SCHULTZ 2010MARC STEIBER 2010BENJAMIN LABLANC 2010JACOB LABLANC 2010MICHAEL KARAS 2010KEVIN BAKER 2010ERIC OTT 2010SCOTT HURD 2010DALE BRATHOL 2010DANIEL SLAVIK 2010ROGER AMUNDSON 2010GREGORY HEINBUCH 2011ALYN JONES 2011RICHARD JOHNSON 2011DARRELL SMITH 2011BRAD SCHULTZ 2011BRIAN MILLER 2011I always take life with a grain of salt. I always take life with a grain of salt. Plus, a slice of lemon. Plus, a slice of lemon. And a shot of tequila.And a shot of tequila.“A computer once beat me at chess.“A computer once beat me at chess. But it was no match for me But it was no match for me at kickboxing.”at kickboxing.”Did you hear about the guy who got hit in Did you hear about the guy who got hit in the head with a can of soda? the head with a can of soda? 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Potentate Rodney has asked that the “Knickerbocker Degree” be presented. This is something new to Zorland!The play is very short and will be presented just before the tradional Shrine Ritual on Saturday May 14th in Mauston. There are seven (7) speaking parts as well as some extras. NO part is very long and we can have some fun with this degree. It follows the beginning of the Shrine and then the hospital system and its eects on our community as well as the image of the Shrine.For those interested, I will be able to send you a copy of the script along with a presentaon video. The video will be for just those truly interested in being cast. I would like to set a meeng at least for a run through. This would be at some central locaon yet to be determined.I do believe this will be something that we can have some real fun with and sll present some history for those just coming into the Shrine. Also, it’s great when we engage the whole family and they learn what we are all about.I look forward to hearing of your interest.Please contact me with your interest or quesons. Email Dale Holmen at: holmendd13@a.net or call 608-241-4751. Hope to hear from any Shriners with fun in their heart.715-643-4211Steal & Seafood • Friday Fish FryNightly Specials • Carry-Out AvailableReservations AppreciatedLive Entertainment Friday & SaturdayPrivate Rooms AvailableRestaurant/Bar and Banquet FacilityRex’s Innkeeper• Open Every Night • Lunch Mon.-Fri. 11am-2pm608-849-5011301 N. Century Ave., Waunakee, WIwww.rexsinnkeeper.comPage 6 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.comLOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD MEN!That is right, we are looking for a few good men to parcipate in a new short play at our May Ceremonial in Mauston. Potentate Rodney has asked that the “Knickerbocker Degree” be presented. This is something new to Zorland!The play is very short and will be presented just before the tradional Shrine Ritual on Saturday May 14th in Mauston. There are seven (7) speaking parts as well as some extras. NO part is very long and we can have some fun with this degree. It follows the beginning of the Shrine and then the hospital system and its eects on our community as well as the image of the Shrine.For those interested, I will be able to send you a copy of the script along with a presentaon video. The video will be for just those truly interested in being cast. I would like to set a meeng at least for a run through. This would be at some central locaon yet to be determined.I do believe this will be something that we can have some real fun with and sll present some history for those just coming into the Shrine. Also, it’s great when we engage the whole family and they learn what we are all about.I look forward to hearing of your interest.Please contact me with your interest or quesons. Email Dale Holmen at: holmendd13@a.net or call 608-241-4751. Hope to hear from any Shriners with fun in their heart.715-643-4211Steal & Seafood • Friday Fish FryNightly Specials • Carry-Out AvailableReservations AppreciatedLive Entertainment Friday & SaturdayPrivate Rooms AvailableRestaurant/Bar and Banquet FacilityRex’s Innkeeper• Open Every Night • Lunch Mon.-Fri. 11am-2pm608-849-5011301 N. Century Ave., Waunakee, WIwww.rexsinnkeeper.comPage 6 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.com• Open Every Night• Lunch Mon.-Fri. 11am - 2pm608-849-5011301 N. Century Ave., Waunakee, WIwww.rexsinnkeeper.comSteaks & Seafood • Friday Fish FryNightly Specials • Carry-Outs AvailableReservations AppreciatedLive Entertainment Friday & SaturdayPrivate Rooms Available

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