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Page 2 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.comHello ZOR LAND!At the time of writing this, we are rapidly closing in on our joint ceremonial and Potentates Ball with Tripoli and Beja. You still may have time to register. There is a Friday night meet and greet, along with the ceremonial and Potentates Ball on Saturday. This event is centrally located in Stevens Point. For more info or a last second registration, please go to www.ZorShriners.com. While you are there, please look around at our freshly updated site. We will continue to freshen up the page as we move through the year. If you have any suggestions, please let us know.At our Wausau quarterly, we had another cold sands, bringing in 2 more new nobles. What a great event the Wausauken Indians put on. As usual, there was a wonderful turnout, the food was great, and the door prizes (owers) were beautiful. Both my Mom and Lady Linda were winners! The surprise at the end of the night was that we were treated to the unveiling of a new club—well, really a refresh of the current club. The Wausauken Indians have been refreshed and renamed the Wausau Shrine Club. The new logo and headgear have been coming for a long time. Great job, guys!!If you have never been to the Tomah Easter Egg hunt you need to put it on your calendar. This year there were over 3,000 eggs to nd, events for kids of all ages, facepainting, and the Easter Bunny. Not sure how he got time off during that season, but I guess we pulled a few strings. This year’s event was the largest thus far. I understand we even sold out of lunch. Thank you for your commitment! The community LOVES and notices the hard work you have put in.Linda and I had the wonderful privilege of attending the 102nd WGA4 Kids annual meeting. We have a few very active WGA chapters in ZOR. WGA stands for Women’s General Auxiliary, they do however welcome men as members. The WGA raises money to provide wheelchairs, adaptive equipment (bath chairs, standers, strollers, etc.), funds for patient activities, and toys and blankets for the children at Shriners Children’s Twin Cities to enhance their quality of life. Last year there was no single larger donor to the Twin Cities system. I sure was proud of ZOR’s participation in this organization. To all involved keep up the great work YOU are making a tremendous difference.Regrettably, we were unable to attend the crowing of a new Queen for Daughters of the Nile Antioch Temple 113. However, Brad and Michelle Schultz were in attendance for the celebration. Thank you, Brad and Michelle. Congratulations Queen Regina Fisher!! ZOR, Linda, and I wish you an amazing reign. And a HUGE thank you to Jenn Vernig for your commitment of the time representing Temple 113.MSA is fast approaching. We are gathering a list of names that may be interested in riding a bus to Moose Jaw Canada. Please go to www.ZorShriners.com to add your name to the list or call/text me at 715.396.1395 if you are interested in more information. We will need at least 40 for the trip to be reasonably priced.As I continue to travel this year, I look forward to meeting/seeing you and learning about what’s happening in your neck of the woods. See you soon.Fraternally,Brian Dunham, Potentate 2025Iusiou SiBRIAN DUNHAMFrom the desk of

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Page 5May 2025 • Zor Zephyr MagazineZephyr Reminder!Be sure to email your stories by Saturday, May 10, 2025for the Zephyr June 2025 issue.MAY 20252025 SUPPORT STAFFChief of Staff Al Coenen and Lady Lindaal.coenen@zorshriners.comMarketing/Communications Chris Peters and Lady Lindachris.peters@zorshriners.comMembership ChairAl Brueggen, PP and Lady Pennyal.brueggen@zorshriners.com2211 N. Oak Park Ave. Chicago, IL 60707SHRINERSCHICAGO.ORG2900 N. Rocky Point Dr.Tampa, FL 33607SHRINERSCHILDRENS.ORG SPOTLIGHT ON RESEARCHShriners Children’s Chicago researcher presents how weight-bearing CT scans may guide treatment optionsMost children are born with at feet and grow out of the condition by age 6. But in some cases, atfoot persists and causes pain that requires medical treatment, especially in kids with orthopedic conditions such as cerebral palsy. At the 2025 Shriners Children’s State of ScienceConference, Karen Kruger, Ph.D., from the Motion Analysis Center at Shriners Children’s Chicago, presented how weight-bearing CT, a 3D imaging technique, may help guide treatment options. Her study, among the rst to examine weight-bearing CT on pediatric patients, will compare the new technology with traditional 2D X-rays currently used in clinical care. 2211 N. Oak Park Ave. Chicago, IL 60707SHRINERSCHICAGO.ORG2900 N. Rocky Point Dr.Tampa, FL 33607SHRINERSCHILDRENS.ORG WORKING FOR THE FUTUREThe 7th annual State of Science research conference developed by Shriners Children’s Chicago returned to the hospital February 28 through March 1. The Ballreich Patient Activity Mall hosted more than 130 physicians, clinicians, data scientists, engineers and researchers. More than 30 presentations covered topics in muscle and bone health, including early research into a compound that could lead to the rst oral treatment for osteogenesis imperfecta. Other presentations explored the muscle response in children missing part of one arm, which scientists may use to develop even better prosthetics.Several Chicago physicians presented, including Dr. Altiok, who shared his early work in partnership with Georgia Tech on using AI to identify and treat Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease at earlier stages. 7th Annual State of Science Conference helps bridge research, engineering, technology and healthcare2211 N. Oak Park Ave. Chicago, IL 60707SHRINERSCHICAGO.ORG2900 N. Rocky Point Dr.Tampa, FL 33607SHRINERSCHILDRENS.ORG WORKING FOR THE FUTUREThe 7th annual State of Science research conference developed by Shriners Children’s Chicago returned to the hospital February 28 through March 1. The Ballreich Patient Activity Mall hosted more than 130 physicians, clinicians, data scientists, engineers and researchers. More than 30 presentations covered topics in muscle and bone health, including early research into a compound that could lead to the rst oral treatment for osteogenesis imperfecta. Other presentations explored the muscle response in children missing part of one arm, which scientists may use to develop even better prosthetics.Several Chicago physicians presented, including Dr. Altiok, who shared his early work in partnership with Georgia Tech on using AI to identify and treat Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease at earlier stages. 7th Annual State of Science Conference helps bridge research, engineering, technology and healthcare 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 6 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.commay calendarmay calendarSun - Jun 1st Funsters Eleva Parade - Bus leaves Herman Taylor Funeral Home at 10:00 am Parade starts at 1:30 pm - Eleva, WITue - Jun 3rd Mehara Shrine Club Meeting - 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM - Mehara Shrine Club, 2625 W Folsom St, Eau Claire, WIFri – Sat - Jun 6th – 7th Grand Lodge - 7:00 PM - 7:00 PM - Wisconsin Masonic Center, 301 Wisconsin Ave, Madison, WISun - Jun 8th Funsters Spencer Parade - Bus leaves Herman Taylor funeral home at 9:30 am Parade starts at 12:30 pm Spencer, WITue - Jun 10th Divan Meeting - 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM - Zor Shriners Ofce, 6510 Grand Teton Plaza UNIT 204, Madison, WIWed - Jun 11th Hayward Musky Shrine Club - This is the regular monthly meeting Oasis is at 6:00 PM and Dinner and meeting begin at 6:30 PM. All Nobles and Ladies, and/or guests are welcome. Dinner is on your own from the restaurant menu - Flat Creek Lodge - 10290 State Hwy 27 S. - Hayward, WIjune calendarTue - May 6th Mehara Shrine Club Meeting - 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM - Mehara Shrine Club, 2625 W Folsom St, Eau Claire, WIWed - May 14th Mehara Honored Ladies dinner - 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM - Mehara Shrine Club, 2625 W Folsom St, Eau Claire, WIWed - May 14th Hayward Musky Shrine Club Monthly Meeting / Nobles, Ladies, & Guests Welcome - 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM - Flat Creek Lodge - 10290 State Road 27 South - Hayward, WIThu - May 15th Lakeland S.C. - 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM - Maple Tree Supper Club, 6010 US-51, McFarland, WIFri - May 16th Holiday Inn Stevens Point - Convention Ctr, 1001 Amber Ave, Stevens Point, WI • Divan Meeting - 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM. • Tailgate Party – Social 6:00 pm – Dinner – 7:00 pm.Sat - May 17th JOINT CEREMONIAL – Holiday Inn Stevens Point - Convention Ctr, 1001 Amber Ave, Stevens Point, WI • 10:00 AM – Temple Opening by Joint Divans o Greetings & Introductions o Arch Degree Presented by Zor Directors Staff o 1st scene Knickerbocker by Zor Past Potentates o Candidates Classroom by Tripoli Ritualistic Divan • 11:30 AM - Ladies and Men’s luncheon • 1:00 pm Ceremonial 1st Section by Tripoli Ritualistic Divan o 2nd & 3rd scenes Knickerbocker Zor o Old Red Fez by Tripoli o Fezzing o Hospital presentation • 5:00 pm - Potentate’s Ball o Social o Banquet o Dancing Thu - May 22nd - Mini Cars - 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM - Winchester Restaurant, 568 Haugen Rd, Edgerton, WIWed - May 28th • Sahara Shrine Club meeting - 5:00 PM - 7:30 PM - 841 Brewhouse, 841 E Milwaukee St, Whitewater, WI • Mecca Shrine Club Meeting - 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM - Pizones, 202 Superior Ave, Tomah, WI6614141414151516161717222228281133668810101111

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Page 7May 2025 • Zor Zephyr Magazine• We still have 134 Nobles who have not paid their 2025 dues. If not paid, a Noble cannot participate in any Shriner event or parade until dues are current. This num-ber of unpaid represents over 15% of our total membership, which is currently 885.• Please plan to welcome Zor’s newest employee, Anessa Keil. Anessa will be joining us on March 31 as our Marketing & Communications Director. She will be working with all clubs and units to assist in membership retention and promoting your fundraising efforts, among other responsibilities.RECORDER BOB’S CORNERAs Recorder of Zor Shriners, I am required to inform all Nobles at least once a year what the fundraising re-quirements are per General Order No. 1, Pages 41-46. I encourage everyone to review it in its entirety but here is a summary of the critical parts of it.It is natural to associate the Fez with Shriners Hospitals for Children (Shriners Children’s). Because of this, meticulous attention must be given to all fundraising activities, including circuses, to make certain that such activities comply with the law of the land and that a contributor is not led to believe his or her money will be used for the hospitals when all or a portion thereof will be used otherwise. The integrity of our charity and of our fraternity must remain above reproach. 1. The use of the name “Shriners Hospitals for Children or Shriners Children’s” or reference to such in connection with any fundraising activity by a temple or Noble without the written consent of the Imperial Potentate and the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Hospitals is prohibited. 2. No Noble (in his capacity as a Shriner), club, unit, organization of Nobles or afliat-ed or appendant corporations, shall engage in any fundraising activity without the written consent of the potentate of the Temple having jurisdiction thereof. 3. There can be no representation, express or implied, that the proceeds will be for the benet of Shriners Hospitals or Shriners Children’s. 4. Any ofcer, Noble, or temple which violates a provision of Fundraising Activities as outlined in General Order No. 1 is subject to discipline pursuant to the bylaws of Shriners International.Bob Gorsuch, P. P.Recorder – Zor ShrinersMay 2025FUNDRAISING

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Page 8 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.comIllustrious Sirs, Scott Maxon, Beja Shriners, Alan Soriano, Tripoli Shriners and Brian Dunham, Zor Shriners are looking forward to welcoming several new Nobles into their respective Temples. It has been several years since Shriners International Temples in Wisconsin have joined together for an event. Our Potentates are hoping that many members will come to Stevens Point to take a part in or witness the creation of new Nobles. Or maybe just to attend the Friday evening Wisconsin Tailgate Party or Saturdays Black & White Potentates Ball. Friday May 16 “Get to Know You Wisconsin Tailgate Dinner” 6:00 pm Social 7:00 pm Dinner Tailgate Games Saturday May 17th Wisconsin Statewide Ceremonial and Potentate’s Ball 8:30 am Registration Marketplace 10:00 am Temple Opening by Joint Divans Greetings & Introductions Arch Degree Presented by Zor Directors Staff 1st scene Knickerbocker by Zor Past Potentates Candidates Classroom by Tripoli Ritualistic Divan 11:30 am Ladies and Men’s luncheon 1:00 pm Ceremonial 1st Section by Tripoli Ritualistic Divan 2nd & 3rd scenes Knickerbocker Zor Old Red Fez by Tripoli Fezzing Hospital presentation 5:00 pm Potentate’s Ball Social Banquet Dancing Nobles, Candidates, Ladies, and their families are all encouraged to attend Saturday’s “Wisconsin Shrine Ceremonial” in its entirety.A block of rooms (named ZOR) was reserved in the Stevens Point Holiday Inn and Convention Center. The room block was released on April 15th however, there may be rooms available, but the rate no longer will be honored. To book a room for reservations call 715-344-0200 and press #1. Each attendee must complete an on-line order via Ticket-Spice for attendee’s name badge and which meals. Use the following link. Due date for meal reservations was May 1st after which there is a late fee. https://msa24.ticketspice.com/wisconsin-shriners-ceremonial-and-black-and-white-ballThe password is: JointCeremonial YOU won’t want to miss it!!! May 16 & 17, 2025Holiday Inn and Convenon Center in Stevens PointWISCONSIN SHRINE2025 Ceremonial and Ball

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Page 9May 2025 • Zor Zephyr MagazineMEHARA SHRINE CLUB NEWSMEHARA HONORED LADIES’ DINNER: Hosted by Randy and Dora Johnston.Mehara honored ladies’ dinner is on May 14th at 2625 Folsom Street Eau Claire WI. Time is 5:30 oasis dinner at 6:30. Honored ladies eat for free, for all others, the cost for dinner is 20 dollars. All are invited to honor our ladies’ night. Please contact Dora Johnston at 715-210-0682 for your RSVP. Please come to honor our ladies. Thank you.YOU won’t want to miss it!!! May 16 & 17, 2025Holiday Inn and Convenon Center in Stevens PointMEMBERSHIP TEAMGreetings Nobles, the Future of Zor Shriners Starts with Us.Membership is the lifeblood of our fraternity. It’s not just a number—it’s our strength, our legacy, and our future.I recently had the honor of attending a conference on membership hosted by Shriners International. It was both eye-opening and deeply motivating. Today, our membership in Zor stands at 885 Nobles. Globally, we are now 166,000, strong, down signicantly from nearly 2 million at the height of our history.This isn’t just a statistic. It’s a call to action.Every one of us is part of the membership team. And right now, we need your help—not just for growth, but for our very survival.Each of us has a reason for joining this incredible brotherhood. Many were brought in by family, others inspired by the life-changing work of Shriners Children’s healthcare system. Some joined for the camaraderie, the causes, or simply to be part of something greater than themselves.No matter the reason, we all found a home here.Now it’s time to open that door for someone else.Reach out. Invite. Share your story. You never know who’s out there looking for a place to belong, to serve, to grow. And we have that place.Let’s reignite the pride, the purpose, and the power of Shriners. If each of us commits to bringing in just one new Noble, the impact would be incredible.The future of our fraternity depends on us. Let’s honor those who came before us and build something even stronger for those yet to come.Fraternally, Alan Brueggen PP Membership Chair, Zor Shriners

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Page 10 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.comNonprot Healthcare System Revolutionizing Care with Integrated Motion Analysis Centers TAMPA, Fla., March 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- For more than 40 years, Shriners Children’s has been utilizing motion analysis technology, similar to what you might nd in a Hollywood movie, in each of its 14 state-of-the-art Motion Analysis Centers (MACs). Motion analysis helps physicians determine the best treatment methods for children with movement differences caused by conditions such as cerebral palsy, scoliosis, brachial plexus or sports injuries. Now, the nonprot healthcare system is making a change that it hopes will lead to even better patient outcomes and research advances.Shriners Children’s System Physical Therapist Joanna Ferreri, PT, DPT., conducting gait analysis on a patient.“This is the type of change that will eventually open the doors for more innovative research and discoveries.”Shriners Children’s is digitally integrating all 14 of its motion analysis labs across the country, making it the largest unied pediatric motion analysis center in the world. To help unify this change, Shriners Children’s published a paper on its new Shriners Children’s Gait Model (SCGM) this year in the Journal of Gait and Posture, which creates a standardized model to compare and interpret data across all facilities. Shriners Children’s Vice President of Research Programs Dr. Marc Lalande said the revolutionary change will make it easier for doctors across their entire healthcare system to share data, learn from past patient experiences, inform future care decisions and perform cutting-edge research.“This is truly a groundbreaking advancement for Shriners Children’s because it means that patients, doctors, physical therapists, engineers and other Shriners Children’s staff can now analyze thousands of new data points and previous pediatric cases to make the most informed decisions on how they treat children, regardless of which hospital they were treated at,” said Dr. Lalande. “While that may have been possible before, it was a more cumbersome process, and we didn’t have a unied, overarching system for how we process all of that data and qualify it. This is the type of change that will eventually open the doors for more innovative research and discoveries. It will truly improve the lives of our patients so we’re very excited about what’s in store.”Shriners Children’s Becomes The LargestPediatric Motion Analysis Center in the WorldRECOGNIZING SHRINERS CHILDREN’S

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Page 11May 2025 • Zor Zephyr MagazineMotion analysis is a technology that uses data to help analyze how a child walks and moves. Shriners Children’s uses high-speed cameras, reective markers, force platforms and muscle sensors to record a child’s movement patterns. The data is then analyzed using computer-generated imagery (CGI) similar to what you might see in a video game, to model the child’s gait and allow doctors to compare it to a patient without a gait difference. Shriners Children’s Corporate Director of Motion Analysis Centers Dr. Ross Chafetz said the technology allows doctors to pinpoint exactly where the problem is and more accurately determine the best course of treatment.“With our new integrated system, when a patient comes in needing knee surgery, the doctor will be able to access data from all 14 MAC labs across our system, look at similar cases, and gain knowledge about what treatment option might be best for that child,” Dr. Chafetz said. “The MACs also allow us to tell patients the surgeries we would recommend, and equally as important, when we wouldn’t recommend surgery at all. Sometimes the data tells us the patient just needs time to grow, and it’s not as bad as we thought. Motion labs are a service many healthcare systems aren’t able to offer because it can be a timely and cost-prohibitive process, but Shriners Children’s has been a leader in this area for a long time, so we felt like this was an important step forward in how we continue delivering the most innovative care.”Dr. Chafetz said, as this technology continues to improve, we envision a future where developments in its MACs can be spread to all corners of the world, helping millions of children in different countries. Using articial intelligence, Shriners Children’s is actively leading research on the use of cell phone cameras to evaluate movement in children with disabilities. This allows us to remotely evaluate children, providing them with access to a powerful tool that otherwise would not be available.Dr. Vedant Kulkarni, Shriners Children’s Northern California Orthopedic Surgeon and Assistant Chief of Orthopedics, said he considers the data provided by motion analysis to be a crucial part of his care plan for children.“I think it’s the ultimate precision medicine,” Dr. Kulkarni said. “In a clinical setting, it’s hard to grasp all the possibilities of the gait, and you’re not able to see all the problems that are occurring with just the eyes. We’re doing things at the highest level possible, and access to sources like Motion Analysis Centers is what sets Shriners Children’s apart. The MACs truly fed into Shriners Children’s mission.”RECOGNIZING SHRINERS CHILDREN’SZOR ROAD RUNNERS 2025 PARADE SCHEDULE DATE TIME PARADE AND LOCATION May 17, 2025 .........................12:30 pm ..............Syttende Mai Parade – Woodville WI June 1, 2025 ..........................1:00 pm ................Good Neighbors Day Parade – Roberts WI June 7, 2025 ..........................12:00 pm ..............Windmill Days Parade – Baldwin WI June 14, 2025 ........................10:00 am ..............Cheese Days Parade – Clayton WI June 28, 2025 ........................11:00 am ..............Heritage Days Parade – Clear Lake WI July 11, 2025 .........................6:00 pm ................River Falls Days Parade – River Falls WI July 13, 2025 .........................1:00 pm ................Fun Fest Parade – New Richmond WI July 27, 2025 .........................2:00 pm ................UFO Days Parade – Elmwood WI August 10, 2025 ....................12:30 pm ..............Heartland Days Parade – Hammond WI August 17, 2025 ....................2:00 pm ................Ox Cart Days Parade – Star Prairie WI September 13, 2025 .............10:30 am ..............Fall Festival Parade – Amery WI September 21, 2025 .............2:00 pm ................Dam Days Parade – Spring Valley WI October 11, 2025 ..................10:00 am ..............East-West Parade – River Falls WI

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Page 13May 2025 • Zor Zephyr MagazineFLAMBEAU LANDRobert Grunseth • 715-532-7311GLACIER RIDGE HILLBILLY CLAN 183Larry Hanson • 608-778-0802GREEN COUNTYNicholas Baker • 608-293-0796HAYWARD MUSKYRobert Odell • 715-671-8585HEART OF WISCONSINBob Calverley • 715-421-3705INDIANHEADHarlan Dodge • 715-296-0485LACROSSEKevin Greeno • 608-780-2498LAKELANDJim Stelsel Jr. • 608-770-5204MECCAMontie Kramer • 715-459-3332MEHARABob Sembach • 715-835-6130MOUNDVIEWKarl Gant • 608-523-4714PINE RIVER VALLEYCole Downey • 608-604-4491SAHARADale Olson • 262-203-0641SOUTHWESTERN WILowell Ahrens • 608-412-2143ST. CROIX VALLEYTy Behr • 612-581-4667TIMBERRichard 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 STAFFBob Ott • 608-415-2536FIREHOUSE JESTERSKevin Greeno • 608-780-2498FLAMBEAU CLOWNSJesse Tihlarik • 715-820-3385FUNSTERSRandy 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 • 715-791-8240ROAD RUNNERSMike Kastens • 715-497-7527SAWDUSTERSMike Hayden • 715-495-0258TIN LIZZIESRod Schultz • 414-378-1553VETERANS PATROLRay Burrows • 715-228-2631WAUSAUKEN SHRINERSStephen Britton • 203-258-6987Rick Schnabel • 715-432-3152YOUR CONTACTSMay 2025 BirthdaysMay 1 - Reginald G. HansenMay 2 - Eric A. Ott, Richard A. RyghMay 3 - William J. Mathe, David G. PetersonMay 4 - William E. Boaman, John C. TorpyMay 5 - Jeffrey C. Goff, Larry M. JohnsonMay 6 - James L. Esswein, Harold K. Fowler, James R. RauschMay 7 - Michael L. Gentz, Mark D. Jerdee, PP, May 8 - Christopher I. Armstrong, Randy E. Ellifson, Donn W. WestMay 9 - Stuart K. Graham, Roger L. Keller, PPMay 11 - Thomas J. DunhamMay 12 - Robert L. Odell, Thomas J. WilsonMay 13 - Gene H. Dodge, John E. Gorder, William F. Ladue, William C. McAmis, Glenn M. Sales Jr, Richard E. WilhelmMay 14 - Alan HiattMay 16 - David A. Acheson, Gene G. Baker Jr., Anthony J. BellMay 17 - David D. MahoneyMay 18 - Brad A. Andrew, Lawrence Crone, Brett M. LeAnna, Larry D. Nelson, Kevin J. SeversonMay 19 - John LaRue, Steven W. Marshall, Randall C. WebbMay 20 - Timothy P. Mott, Ronald D. Sempf, James W. Trowbridge, Richard WatmanMay 21 - David H. Bartlett, Stanley J. Johnson, Allen T. TrappMay 22 - Daniel J. Hagerty, Thomas C. Pearson, Lawrence P. WiegandMay 23 - Jerald E. Larsen, Gregory L. O’ReillyMay 24 - Keith Foulk, James M. Kent, Gary K. Larson, Donald L. Preisler, Daniel T. StoppenbachMay 25 - Douglas Henry, John K. Pecotte, Schelley K. Schoville, Richard A. StokerMay 26 - Kenn A. Beauchaine, Ronnie C. Jaacks, William G. WenbergMay 27 - Ronald F. Outhouse, Charles W. Porter Jr.May 28 – Imp. Sir Gary J. Bergenske, John E. Hoffman, Terrence A. RieckMay 29 - Gene S Grengs, John W. MeiselMay 30 - Nicholas G. Baker, Kyle E. Howard, Donald C. RoidtMay 31 - Martin D. Leum, Kenneth Lokken, Donald K. Mickelson, Robert L. Rands, Gerald R. Watson***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!

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Page 15May 2025 • Zor Zephyr MagazineWAUSAU POTENTATE PARTY“Love is Alive in Wausau 2025”Wausau Shriners held their 47th Annual Potentate Party weekend planned for the Ill. Sir Brian Dunham and his Lady Linda along with the Zor Nobles from across Wisconsin. The weekend events included a Friday night Fish Fry at Olivia’s at Gulliver’s Landing. We had 45 Nobles and Ladies come together for fun and fellowship. The fun and fellowship continued at the Jefferson Street Inn hospitality room sponsored by the Zor Shriners and manned by your favorite Zor Funster, Noble Randy Webb. Saturday afternoon a luncheon was scheduled for the Nobles and Ladies at the Timekeepers Distillery in Wausau, WI. This luncheon is always a great opportunity for the Nobles and Ladies to visit, tour the distillery and possibly enjoy an adult beverage. The Annual Meeting of the Nobles was held at the Wausau Elk’s Lodge with several Nobles in attendance. The Divan had the privilege of holding Cold Sands for two new Nobles into the Wausau Shriners, Noble’s Keith Matthews and Scotty Witkus. The Wausauken Indians conducted their annual roast and initiation of the most recent Past proudly given a new Indian name, Chief Carrot Stick, in recognition of his fondness to carrots. Ill Sir Brian Dunham and Lady Linda with ourWausau Elk’s bartenders, they did anoutstanding job taking care of all the NoblesIll Sir Brian Dunham welcomingthe Nobles and LadiesIll Sir Brian Dunham and his fatherNoble Tom Dunham thanking ourSupreme Architect of the UniverseIll Sir Brian Dunham presented with a clock by the Wausau Shriners. Lady Linda presented with a cherry wood charcuterie board made by Steve PetersonNobles Tony Fondell and Keith Matthewssign in Past Potentate Barry AusenAt the start of the banquet Ill Sir Brian Dunham and his Lady Lindadanced together while the Divan with their Ladies surrounded them.They danced to the song Love is Alive.Past Potentate Gary Cuskey presented Steve Livernash with the Midwest Shrine Association President’s Award for his newly created mobile unit called “Imagineers Time Machine”

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Page 16 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.comThe Zor Nobles gathered at the Wausau Elks Lodge for the annual Potentates Party Banquet tohonor our 2025 Potentate Ill. Sir Brian Dunham and his Lady Linda. The banquet was attendedby 65 Nobles, ladies, and friends. The banquet began with Ill. Sir Brian Dunham and Lady Lindadancing to “Love is Alive” while surrounded by their Divan and Ladies. The evening progressedwith dinner with a special presentation by Past Potentate Gary Cuskey who presented the MidwestShrine Association Presidents Award to Steve Livernash for his home-made vehicle “ImagineerTime Machine” debuted at last year’s MSA in La Crosse. A very well-deserved recognition,congratulations Noble Livernash.After dinner, the Past Potentates gathered in their annual photo while wearing their Indianheaddresses. During that photo they were interrupted by the Nobles of Wausau Shriners whomade their formal introduction of their new Shriners Unit branding. Their brief ceremony is asfollows:“Well, we have found the last remaining Wausauken Indians. We have been searching for all of youfor quite some time. Apparently, your smoke signals have been lost to your spam les.The Wausauken Indians have long been a valuable part of Wisconsin’s Zor Shriners. Beginning in1978, with the approval of the Wisconsin Native American Tribes, the Wausauken Indian Shrine Unitwas established to provide entertainment at many Central Wisconsin communities by parading inmotorized canoes, provided entertaining skits and allegories. For many years this unit has had asmany as 50 members that provided these events.Ill Sir Brian Dunham gathered with the Past Potentates with their head dresses. Shortly after this picture the WausauShriners interrupted this event to have their ceremony to introduce their new brand. A short skit was played out towelcome in the new “Wausau Shriners” transforming themselves from Indians to Fisherman “Hooked on Helping Kids.”

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Page 21May 2025 • Zor Zephyr Magazinevia email will come from an email address ending with@ZorShriners.comNo one sending from @ZorShriners.comNo one sending from @ZorShriners.comwill EVER ask for gift cards to be purchased and sent electronically.will EVER ask for gift cards to be purchased and sent electronically.If you receive an email and are not sure of its validity please call the sendereven if in the email asks you not to. It is far better to verify if there is ANY question.ATTENTION!!ATTENTION!!ALL OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONSALL OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONSUW-WHITEWATER SHRINE FOOTBALL GAMEMARKETING & COMMUNICATIONMEET ZOR’S NEW MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR!Hi, I’m Anessa Keil, your new Marketing and Communications Director for Zor Shriners. I am excited to start this new adventure.I have a bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design and Advertising from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. My career started during college with a catalog design internship at Highsmith, which led me into a long (and fun!) journey from art directing photoshoots to laying out catalog spreads. Over the years, I’ve designed for brands like Highsmith, Ginny’s, Country Door, and Montgomery Wards—yes, they’re still around!Originally from Fort Atkinson, I now live in Janesville with my husband, Jeremy, and our two adorable pups, Kozmo and Kramer. In my free time, I enjoy traveling, cooking, quilting and bag making, and you’ll often nd us walking the trails at Palmer Park on the weekends.I’m truly looking forward to being a part of the Zor Shriners family and bringing fresh ideas to our marketing and communication efforts. If you have any questions or marketing ideas feel free to contact me at: marketing@zorshriners.com.A Shriners Children’s patient as King/Queen will be introduced on the eld prior to coin toss, along with any of the immediate family members. Their ‘story’ will be read by the announcer and any pictures provided will be shown on a state-of-the-art Daktronics video board.

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Page 22 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.comDONATIONSIN MEMORY OF: DONOR:Shriners Children’s ChicagoPeg Jones Bob & Carol Gorsuch Martha Johnson Joyce Graff Carla Myers Donald Komplin Jack Reed Barbara Bakke Elizabeth Hann Phyllis DammBill Cress Lakeland SC John & Debbi Thorstad Clare Bauer Lisa Loichinger Charles & Linda Brumm Donation: Ruth Yerges Family Fundraiser: Green Cty Shrine ClubDONATIONSDONATIONSShriners 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:James Murphy Larry & Annell NelsonJudy O’Neil Larry & Annell NelsonNewman Benson Larry & Annell NelsonLoren Barnes Tom & Julie WhiteJack Thomas Larry & Annell Nelson Jay & Lisa Custer Edward Sewnson Pearl Christensen Carl & Brenda Gaulke Lawrence & Sheila Wigand Bob & Amy Hering Rodney Rommel Tom & Julie White St Croix Valley SC Bob Fischer Sue Hauschildt Gerald BristolRuth Hulrburt Mary CallawayJohn C Van Hollen Joe & Mary HarkerFundraiser: Green Cty Shrine ClubHospital Transportation: Donor:In Memory of:Peg Jones Joe & Mary HarkerShriners Children’s OhioIN MEMORY OF: DONOR:Jack Thomas Doug HoffmanDRIVER RIDERDora Johnston ........ Sandy WayneDora Johnston ........ Colleen Schwartz & Steve KleinDora Johnston ........ Nadine SchuhDora Johnston ........ Nadine SchuhDora Johnston ........ Sandy WayneRod LaBlanc ............ Richard OlsonRichard OlsonSteve Peterson ........ Mary Ellen PetersonTony Fondell ........... Richard DennisTony Fondell ........... Brian BredlauScott Brainard ......... Richard DennisSchelley Schoville ... Gene TremellingDRIVER RIDERSteve Peterson ........ Mary Ellen PetersonSteve Peterson ........ Mary Ellen PetersonMonte Steiber ......... Kevin GreenoMonte Steiber ......... Adam SteiberSchelley Schoville ... Monte SteiberSchelley SchovilleDale Anderson ........ John TorpyJohn TorpyKevin Fischer........... Jennifer FischerBob Calverley .......... Sandy CalverleyDale Anderson ........ Andy WillettBob Calverley .......... Sandy CalverleyHOSPITAL DADS

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Page 23May 2025 • Zor Zephyr MagazineDONORS:Charles E. WhiteArlen & Gloria ChristensenDave StolenJerry Balschun, PP & DianeJohn & Marilyn SentyRobert SalisburyJack & Diane JensenMiles & Candy BradleySahara Shrine ClubSteve & Koral LivernashRon & Dawn MalcolmGary ShealyJoe Harker, PGM & MaryLOOKING 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.comAthletes 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. All children receive care regardless of the families’ ability to pay. Our centers vary regionally in terms of the range of condions they treat.Shriners Children’s Twin Cies is a specialty clinic focused on the diagnosis and treatment of pediatric orthopedic impairments and injuries. Inially we served a six-state region providing care for some of the most dicult congenital deformity cases, such as children born with their feet facing the wrong way. Some of our paents required over a dozen major surgeries before they were 18. As me went on, we have expanded the range of services we oer to include common injuries. We recently relocated to a new facility in Woodbury where, under one roof, we have a skilled and knowledgeable medical team consisng of orthopedic surgeons and physician assistants, physical and occupaonal therapists, prosthec and orthoc providers, radiology technicians, child life specialists and licensed social workers. This collaborave approach allows us to treat a wide spectrum of paents with diagnoses ranging from cerebral palsy to ankle sprains. Please think of us as a resource and partner when you have paents who may benet from these services and skills.Allyce Fisk, PA-C, MMS, is an orthopedic physician assistant at Shriners Children’s in Woodbury.Rebecca Rouse, PT, DPT, is a physical therapist at Shriners Children’s in Woodbury.Connued on next pageConnued from previous page+-!('-SVVYPUN33*0 DUDWKRQ)ORRULQJQHW3LQH6W_0DUDWKRQ:,2L]PU:VYLUZVU5(6,'(17,$/&200(5&,$/Comstock Tire2413 S. Park St.Madison, WI 53713(608) 257-1004Your One Stop Shop for Tires & Auto Service! www.comstocktire.comOpen 7 Days A WeekServing Nightly at 4pm Sunday Mornings 8:30am-1pmBanquet Facilities for Parties and Special Events6010 Hwy 51, McFarland608-838-5888Supper ClubMARCH 2022 • Zor Zephyr Magazine Page 17Friends of the ZephyrRobert & Amy HeringC. Tom Nelson, PPDuke ThursRichard & Phillis WinterSam ArensonBill BoamanBill & Betty OuthouseGary ShealyDave StolenGerry Jordan, PP & CarolRoger & Sharon ReasNancy UtzigThomas & Julie WhiteAl Brueggen, PP & PennyRoger & Diane AmundsonLarry & Annell NelsonGary DurginJim Soderholm, PP & Joan Gary Cuskey, PP & JudyRod LaBlanc, PP & Mary Bill Johnson, PP & JulieLyle FoxIn memory of Carolyn Arnold by Al ArnoldTrudy StelselJoe Harker, PGM & MaryGary Cuskey, PP & JudyRoger & Diane AmundsonBob EversonMini CarsLarry SeversonPatricia GieslerAl Heinkel & Roxana JacksonRoad RunnersSt. Croix Valley SCBob Gorsuch, PP & CarolRich & Sheryl RyghMark & Charlene MayryJohn Thorstad, PP & DebbiSkip BlakeBrent & Nancy ClausiusWilliam R “Bill” Cress, Jr. • 03.09.25 • DeForest, WIJohn E “Jack” Thomas • 03.21.25 • Hammond, WIMilford M Gavin • 11.11.23 • Janesville, WIChris K Clark • 03.20.25 • Eau Claire, WIArthur L Hotvedt • 03.27.25 • Eau Claire, WIWardell H Pike • 04.13.25 • Middleton, WI620 Deere DriveNew Richmond, WI 54017PHONE: (715) 246-2261TOLL FREE: (888) 674-6455FAX: (715) 246-7393www.johnsonmotorsales.com431 Perry StreetUnion Center, WI 53962H. MARK HEDING, President(608) 462-8441www.drive4heding.comEst. 1927Truck Service Inc.A NEW LOOKSVAaccountants.comDISCOVER THE SVA DIFFERENCETHE SAMECOMMITMENTTO DELIVERING MeasurableResults.Milt Helmer2012 Michael LaneRiver Falls, WI 54022(715) 821-5002miltonhelmer@gmail.comCalendar Rafe Winners!FEBRUARY 2022 WINNERS: $20.00 • Debbie Sie • Mondovi $20.00 • Tammi Hoesly • Monroe $20.00 • Doug & Cory Homan • River Falls $20.00 • Aaron Schmucker • Markesan $100.00 • Kraig Krueger • Maiden Rock $20.00 • Lonnie Kopp • Maiden Rock $20.00 • Trenn Holstein • Wisconsin Rapids $20.00 • Elaine Partridge • Merrill $20.00 • Teegan Nelson • Pardeeville $20.00 • Bryce Fransway • Colfax $20.00 • Nellie LaBlanc • Poynee $100.00 • Joe Harker • New Berlin $20.00 • James R Timm • Wisconsin Dells $20.00 • Karl Olm • Madison $20.00 • Linda Dunham • Eau Claire $20.00 • Sally Swenson • Wilson $20.00 • Preston Walther • Mondovi $20.00 • Sue Lardahl • Durand $100.00 • Josh Whitney • West Allis $20.00 • George Kinney • Blue River $20.00 • Allen Stai • Colfax $20.00 • Tony Giese • Sparta $20.00 • Michael Homan • Watertown $20.00 • Bonnie Comstock • Merrillan $20.00 • Shelly Dziekan • Mondovi $100.00 • Fredrick Outhouse • Oxford $20.00 • Ray Burrows • Coloma $150.00 • Jeremy Haun • Tomah25 YEARS OF SERVICE:50 YEARS OF SERVICE:55 YEARS OF SERVICE:65 YEARS OF SERVICE:Philip P AndersonJon A BarthelJames R BeerDonald E BergstromSco K BrainardAllen G CoenenMarshall H CoonLouis L ChicqueeJohn H DodgeHoward S HetzelWallace D HornerCharles B DeadmanEvere L EllingsonRW FellandGene S GrengsEugene R HelgoeWalter F Schar, JrGerald R WatsonKeith C CreuzigerRobert L EdwardsCurs E HarrisonJon D OaklandWillis A OstremRobert F WenrickWalter J OravezLarry W RyanThomas J WimayerLarry L ZimmermanDavid D HomanPeter J HomanDennis L JonesJohn C Van HollenMarko ZelichCharles E WhiteMARCH 2022 • Zor Zephyr Magazine Page 23Internaonal Associaon of Shrine Motor Corps

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Page 25May 2025 • Zor Zephyr Magazine20.00 • Colleen Muldowney • Hermiston20.00 • Bob Gorsuch • Fitchburg20.00 • Debbi Thorstad • Madison20.00 • Landyn Villeneuve • Wisconsin Rapids100.00 • Cheryl White • Spencer20.00 • Jocelyn Caturia • Independence20.00 • Michael J Jones • New Glarus20.00 • Kenny Malcolm • Eau Claire20.00 • Whitney Korthof • Springbrook20.00 • Jessa Radsek • Mondovi20.00 • Tucker Collins • Verona 100.00 • Larry Riemenschneider • Amery20.00 • Leslie Simdon • Wisconsin Dells20.00 • Fenyx Brueggen-Decorah • Sparta20.00 • Nate Melgaard • Springbrook20.00 • Ben Emly Lynch • Houston, MN20.00 • Maryann Schacht • Beaver Dam20.00 • Lauren Steiber • Prairie du Chien100.00 • Melanie Brainard • Sylvania, OH20.00 • Letty Brantner • Mondovi20.00 • Tamera Smith • West Salem20.00 • Shelly Smith • Wisconsin Rapids20.00 • Cody Michael • St Petersburg FL20.00 • Tony Fondell • Ringle20.00 • Evan Calverley • Wisconsin Rapids100.00 • Dennis Hayden • Durand20.00 • Lorraine Daniels • Shell Lake20.00 • Tor Bergstrom • Finly ND 20.00 • Daniel Burice • Sparta150.00 • Roger Amundson • Edgerton$ 1,050.00 • Total PrizesJeffrey 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.Jeffrey 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.602 Third Street, Suite 1Hudson, WI 54016Measurable Results.®SVAaccountants.comAUG 2023-AUG 2024USADISCOVER THE SVA DIFFERENCECalendar Raffle WinnersAPRIL 2025

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Page 26 Zor Zephyr Magazine • www.zorshriners.com( 800) 972-9546No Job Too Big or Too SmallROBERTS • RIVER FALLSPete Gunderson& Matt Gundersonwww.fnbrf.comGo Mobile withCONSIDER ADVERTISING!Shriners! If you own a business your company should consider adversing in the Zor Zephyr. It reaches all Zor Shriners in the state and we can give you very aracve rates. If interested please contact Milt Helmer at 715-821-5002 or email at: miltonhelmer@gmail.comSmithfamily reunionJune 3, 2020Grand Park, WI800-533-1635 www.HelmerPrinting.comPROMOTIONAL ITEMS: • Pens • Koozies • Bags • Key Chains • Cups • Mugs • Rafﬂe TicketsCUSTOM APPAREL: • T-Shirts • Hats • SweatshirtsWE ALSO DO: Business Cards, Banners/Signs, Flyers, Envelopes, Brochures, Rafﬂe Tickets, Coupon Books, Local & National Direct Mail, and much more! Contact us today!WE’RE HERE for all your printing needs!MARCH 2022 • Zor Zephyr Magazine Page 27620 Deere DriveNew Richmond, WI 54017PHONE: (715) 246-2261TOLL FREE: (888) 674-6455FAX: (715) 246-7393www.johnsonmotorsales.com431 Perry StreetUnion Center, WI 53962H. MARK HEDING, President(608) 462-8441www.drive4heding.comEst. 1927Truck Service Inc.A NEW LOOKSVAaccountants.comDISCOVER THE SVA DIFFERENCETHE SAMECOMMITMENTTO DELIVERING MeasurableResults.Milt Helmer2012 Michael LaneRiver Falls, WI 54022(715) 821-5002miltonhelmer@gmail.comCalendar Rafe Winners!FEBRUARY 2022 WINNERS: $20.00 • Debbie Sie • Mondovi $20.00 • Tammi Hoesly • Monroe $20.00 • Doug & Cory Homan • River Falls $20.00 • Aaron Schmucker • Markesan $100.00 • Kraig Krueger • Maiden Rock $20.00 • Lonnie Kopp • Maiden Rock $20.00 • Trenn Holstein • Wisconsin Rapids $20.00 • Elaine Partridge • Merrill $20.00 • Teegan Nelson • Pardeeville $20.00 • Bryce Fransway • Colfax $20.00 • Nellie LaBlanc • Poynee $100.00 • Joe Harker • New Berlin $20.00 • James R Timm • Wisconsin Dells $20.00 • Karl Olm • Madison $20.00 • Linda Dunham • Eau Claire $20.00 • Sally Swenson • Wilson $20.00 • Preston Walther • Mondovi $20.00 • Sue Lardahl • Durand $100.00 • Josh Whitney • West Allis $20.00 • George Kinney • Blue River $20.00 • Allen Stai • Colfax $20.00 • Tony Giese • Sparta $20.00 • Michael Homan • Watertown $20.00 • Bonnie Comstock • Merrillan $20.00 • Shelly Dziekan • Mondovi $100.00 • Fredrick Outhouse • Oxford $20.00 • Ray Burrows • Coloma $150.00 • Jeremy Haun • Tomah25 YEARS OF SERVICE:50 YEARS OF SERVICE:55 YEARS OF SERVICE:65 YEARS OF SERVICE:Philip P AndersonJon A BarthelJames R BeerDonald E BergstromSco K BrainardAllen G CoenenMarshall H CoonLouis L ChicqueeJohn H DodgeHoward S HetzelWallace D HornerCharles B DeadmanEvere L EllingsonRW FellandGene S GrengsEugene R HelgoeWalter F Schar, JrGerald R WatsonKeith C CreuzigerRobert L EdwardsCurs E HarrisonJon D OaklandWillis A OstremRobert F WenrickWalter J OravezLarry W RyanThomas J WimayerLarry L ZimmermanDavid D HomanPeter J HomanDennis L JonesJohn C Van HollenMarko ZelichCharles E WhiteMARCH 2022 • Zor Zephyr Magazine Page 23Internaonal Associaon of Shrine Motor CorpsBrian 715-396-1395 | Linda 715-456-6284Brian 715-396-1395 | Linda 715-456-6284( 800) 972-9546No Job Too Big or Too SmallROBERTS • RIVER FALLSPete Gunderson& Matt Gundersonwww.fnbrf.comGo Mobile withCONSIDER ADVERTISING!Shriners! If you own a business your company should consider adversing in the Zor Zephyr. It reaches all Zor Shriners in the state and we can give you very aracve rates. If interested please contact Milt Helmer at 715-821-5002 or email at: miltonhelmer@gmail.comSmithfamily reunionJune 3, 2020Grand Park, WI800-533-1635 www.HelmerPrinting.comPROMOTIONAL ITEMS: • Pens • Koozies • Bags • Key Chains • Cups • Mugs • Rafﬂe TicketsCUSTOM APPAREL: • T-Shirts • Hats • SweatshirtsWE ALSO DO: Business Cards, Banners/Signs, Flyers, Envelopes, Brochures, Rafﬂe Tickets, Coupon Books, Local & National Direct Mail, and much more! Contact us today!WE’RE HERE for all your printing needs!MARCH 2022 • Zor Zephyr Magazine Page 27You can’t bethe best,if you’re onlythe same!Bob Gorsuch608.441.6000( 800) 972-9546No Job Too Big or Too SmallROBERTS • RIVER FALLSPete Gunderson& Matt Gundersonwww.fnbrf.comGo Mobile withCONSIDER ADVERTISING!Shriners! If you own a business your company should consider adversing in the Zor Zephyr. It reaches all Zor Shriners in the state and we can give you very aracve rates. If interested please contact Milt Helmer at 715-821-5002 or email at: miltonhelmer@gmail.comSmithfamily reunionJune 3, 2020Grand Park, WI800-533-1635 www.HelmerPrinting.comPROMOTIONAL ITEMS: • Pens • Koozies • Bags • Key Chains • Cups • Mugs • Rafﬂe TicketsCUSTOM APPAREL: • T-Shirts • Hats • SweatshirtsWE ALSO DO: Business Cards, Banners/Signs, Flyers, Envelopes, Brochures, Rafﬂe Tickets, Coupon Books, Local & National Direct Mail, and much more! Contact us today!WE’RE HERE for all your printing needs!MARCH 2022 • Zor Zephyr Magazine Page 27• Open Every Night •• Lunch Mon.-Fri. •11am - 2pm301 N. Century Ave.,Waunakee, WIwww.rexsinnkeeper.comSteaks & Seafood • Friday Fish FryNightly SpecialsCarry-Outs AvailableReservations AppreciatedLive Entertainment Friday & SaturdayPrivate Rooms AvailableLOOKING 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.comOpen Tuesday thru SaturdayServing Nightly at 4pmBanquet Facilities for Partiesand Special Events6010 Hwy 51, McFarlandRex’s InnkeeperRestaurant/Barand Banquet Facility608-849-5011608-838-5888

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