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530 Topsail Road, P.O. Box 2385, St. John’s, NL A1C 6E7 North America’s Oldest City
Volume 31 - Number 1 - June 2014 Official Publication Mazol Temple / A.A.O.N.M.S. / St. John’s, NL Canada
Shrinedom’s Most Easterly Oasis
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SHRINERS INTERNATIONAL
Name Reflects International Importance
Back in 1872, when the Shriners fraternity was established, it made perfect sense
to emphasize the middle-Eastern motif of the organization by naming it the Ancient
Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine.
While the Fraternity is still based on fun, fellowship and the Masonic principles of
Brotherly Love, Relief and Truth, neither that tongue-twisting formal name, nor even
the more commonly used name of Shriners of North America, fit the organization today.
Today, there are active members of the Fraternity located around the world and an
increasing effort to reach and recruit new members on an International scale. It is
important that they be acknowledged in the name of the organization.
Consequently, at the 2010 Imperial Session in Toronto, Canada, a resolution was
passed to officially replace the corporate name, The Imperial Council of the AAONMS
of North America. The resolution also stated that Shriners International should replace
the name or any abbreviated versions of it (such as Shriners of North America).
Nobles are encouraged to use Shriners International when referring to the Fraternity,
both in speech and in Temple publications they produce.
Also, just as a reminder, at the 2002 Imperial Session, a proposal to replace the
word ‘temple’ with the word ‘Shriners’, when the term is used as a proper name for
a group of Nobles was passed. For example, Mazol Temple is now Mazol Shriners.
The word ‘temple’ can still be used to designate general groups of Shriners or the
building where Shriners often gather. For example, a correct use of the word ‘temple’
would be: ‘There are now nearly 200 temples located in the USA, Canada, Mexico,
the Republic of Panama, the Philippines and Germany”. Another example would be
“the temples provide many activities for their members.
Whether we are attracting interest and members globally or locally, we want to be
sure that we make it as easy as possible for potential Shriners to understand “who
we are and what we do”. Therefore, it was also decided that when speaking to or
providing materials for non-Shriners, it is ok to refer to a temple with a secondary
references of ‘chapter’, which is also a clear indication that we are a Fraternity.
All of these changes are part of an overreaching effort to increase membership by
using terms people everywhere can understand, accept and respond to in a positive
way. Additional efforts to increase membership include the website, beashrinernow.
com, which is specifically for potential new members.
The future of the Shrine Fraternity depends on increasing membership. While these
efforts are important, it is also imperative that every Shriner be willing to share his
interest in and commitment to the Fraternity and its philanthropy with those around him.
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contents
SHRINERS INTERNATIONAL .........................................................Inside front cover
Editor.......................................................... Noble Allan W. Neil
Advertising, Mazol Patrol Unit......Noble K. Maxwell Downey Message from the Potentate.............................................................................................. 4
Message from Lady Gail..................................................................................................... 5
Divan 2013 Chief Rabban’s Report....................................................................................................... 6
Potentate - Ill. Sir Wayne R. Mayo Assistant Rabban’s Report................................................................................................. 7
P.O. Box 402, Burin Bay Arm, NL A0E 1G0
(R) (709) 891-2790 High Priest and Prophet’s Report....................................................................................... 8
Chief Rabban - Noble Douglas Beattie Oriental Guide’s Report...................................................................................................... 9
5 Spruce St., Pasadena, NL A0L 1K0
(R) (709 686-5566
From the Recorder’s Desk............................................................................................... 10
From the Treasurer’s Desk............................................................................................... 10
Assistant Rabban - Noble Elmer A. Ryzuk
60 Clearwater Drive, Clarenville, NL A5A 4P6 Greetings from the Grand Master......................................................................................11
(R) (709) 466-3325 (O) (709) 466-1158
Greetings from the District Grand Master..........................................................................11
High Priest and Prophet - Noble Rolly Card Mazol Appointments for 2014........................................................................................... 12
45 Stirling Crescent, St. John’s, NL A1A 4S9
(R) (709) 579-2800 Mazol Patient Chairman’s Report..................................................................................... 14
Oriental Guide - Noble Paul Rose Chaplain’s Corner............................................................................................................. 14
2 Rose Blanche St., St. John’s, NL A1E 5P4
(R) 709-368-5199 (C) 709-351-1824
Treasurer - Noble Michael E. Bruce
SPECIAL INTEREST
9 Lawton Cres., St. John’s, NL A1A 4T6 Summer Ceremonial and Stated Meeting........................................................................ 15
(R) (709) 753-7683 (O) (709) 576-3578
Deceased Nobles............................................................................................................. 15
Recorder - Ill. Sir John H. Brake, P.P.
38 Pineridge Cres., Torbay, NL A1K 1L2
Friends of the Mirror......................................................................................................... 16
(R) (709) 437-1917 Welcome New Nobles...................................................................................................... 16
Shriners’ Pledge of Alliance History of Innovation & Excellence in Burn Care.............................................................. 17
Canada Kiana Winsor wins Gold................................................................................................... 18
“ I pledge allegiance to the Queen and to the country for which she
stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice
The Exceptional Care Odyssey........................................................................................ 19
for all.” Mazol Shrine Centre......................................................................................................... 20
United States Shriner of the Year ........................................................................................................... 21
“I pledge allegiance to the Flag and to the country for which it stands,
one Nation under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all.” Why?................................................................................................................................ 22
The Jack Hart Story.......................................................................................................... 23
Official Publication of
Mazol Temple A.A.O.N.M.S. Oasis of Montreal Hospital. Report.................................................................................................. 25
Newfoundland and Labrador
530 Topsail Road, P.O. Box 2385, 100 Million Dollar Club...................................................................................................... 26
St. John’s, NL Canada A1C 6E7
Phone: (709) 364-1591 Fax: (709) 364-5715
Alyssa MacLeod Story...................................................................................................... 27
Website: www.mazolshriners.com Summer Safety Tips For Kids........................................................................................... 28
E-mail: shrine@nf.aibn.com
Mazol Golf Tournament.................................................................................................... 29
The Mazol Mirror is published for and by Mazol Shriners and is de-
voted to the interests of the Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine MAZOL CLUBS & UNITS
and the Masonic Fraternity.
Philips Central Shrine Club .............................................................................................. 30
Publications mail agreement #40042782
Oriental Band Report ...................................................................................................... 31
deadline for next issue Trinity Conception Shrine Club ........................................................................................ 32
of the Mazol mirror is Clarenville/Bonavista Shrine Club.................................................................................... 34
NOVEMBER 10, 2014 Ladies of the Sabre.......................................................................................................... 35
Keystone Kops Report...................................................................................................... 36
Desktop Layout Provided by
Gander Shrine Club.......................................................................................................... 37
Digital Printing
and Design
1170 Topsail Road
4 Boot Shrine Club.............................................................................................................. 38
Compass Shrine Club....................................................................................................... 44
Long Range Shrine Club.................................................................................................. 45
Mount Pearl, NL A1N 5E8 Harold W. Duffett Shriners R.V. Park Report................................................................... 48
Tel: 709-747-3850 Fax: 709-747-3852
E-mail: brenda@image4.ca
Mazol Patrol Report.......................................................................................................... 50
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potentate’s message
Warren to head up a team of Nobles to Hospital in Montreal. Thank you Ladies
look after the business end of the Mazol for this very generous gift!
Shrine Centre as this building and assets The weekend of May 9th and
were passed over to Mazol by the St. 10th were Official Visitations to the
John’s Shrine Club. This Committee is Clarenville Shrine Club and the Boot
very busy making the necessary repairs Shrine Club. Both Clubs went “all
and general maintenance of our Banquet out” to make sure it was an enjoyable
Room to make it more attractive for us experience for all who attended. Thank
and the general public so that it will be you to both Clubs for your gifts but
easier to market. Nobles this building, especially your warm hospitality. At
Mazol Shrine Centre, is now owned by this time, I also thank the members of
all of the Nobles of Mazol Temple. So, the Divan who accompanied Lady Gail
if you are in the area, please drop in and and I during these visitations. We both
see the wonderful improvements made enjoyed your company very much.
to your Shrine Centre. As I am preparing my address to
Lady Gail and I, along with Chief you, I am also making plans for the
Rabban Noble Doug Beattie and Lady Odyssey Run which will commence
Ill. Sir Wayne R. Mayo Olive, represented you at the Official in Newfoundland & Labrador on May
Es Selamu Aleikum! Visitation to Melha Shrine Temple in 16th, starting from St. John’s Mile One
What a humbling experience I Springfield, Massachusetts early in and going across Canada. Thank you
felt in January when I was installed as March. We had a wonderful time! to Noble Kevin Butt for presenting
Potentate of Mazol Temple. Nobles, In April the four of us visited Lake me with a support vehicle for this run
thank you for allowing me to SERVE Melville Shrine Club in Goose Bay. while it is in our province and thank
you as your Potentate for 2014. Thanks We enjoyed that visitation immensely. you to Hickman Motors for supplying
go out to, but not exclusive to, the Thank you to Noble Reg Bowers for the vehicle. I also thank the Nobles
following for their participation in the chauffeuring us around the area during of Clarenville for the designs on the
Installation Ceremony, Noble Dave our stay in Goose Bay. It is always a vehicle, and the Shrine Clubs and
Cooper [COOP] and the Ceremonial pleasure to visit Lake Melville. During Units that responded to my request for
Divan, the Oriental Band, the Mazol this visit three (3) new Nobles were funding for this project
Patrol and a very special thank you to created. Thank you to all of the Nobles In closing, I am looking forward
the Nobles of the “BOOT” for doing who helped me in this creation as well to seeing all of you at the Summer
the Color Party. I thank all of you who as Ill. Sir John Cameron, Potentate of Ceremonial in Marystown in July.
may have helped in any way for making Philae Temple. Please have a safe summer, thank you
the Installation Weekend the Special During the Stated meeting at Hiram for all of your support because without
weekend that it was for Lady Gail and I. Lodge in Burin in April, I had the it Mazol will not be the Temple you and
At this time, I am very happy to pleasure of putting the meeting at I want it to be. Remember our motto.
report that St. John’s Shrine Club has ease and admitting Lady Helen Card, Having Fun helping Kids.
“come out of dimness” and is once President of the Ladies of the Sabre and Aleikum Es Selam
again reactivated under the capable the accompanying entourage of ladies
leadership of Noble Gerald (Gerry) to our meeting. I was presented with a Yours in the Faith
Boyles and a very competent team of cheque for $10,000.00 to go towards the Ill. Sir WAYNE R. MAYO
Nobles. I have appointed Ill. Sir Lorne Research Chair at our new Canadian
Wedgwood Café & Catering, specializing in corporate and private
catering in the St. John’s and surrounding areas. We are equipped to
facilitate any of your catering needs, corporate events, weddings or
sophisticated cocktail receptions. Wedgwood Café & Catering will
provide you with friendly professional service and outstanding food.
Please visit our website at www.wedgwoodcafe.com or call
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lady gail’s message
of the Sabre for their assistance with one for the memory bank! We also
the Ladies Luncheon. Lady Pat, thank attended a divine service at Holy
you for doing the beautiful programs Trinity Church on Mother’s Day with
and for your guidance. Lady Helen, Rev. Terry Caines officiating ~ thank
thank you for doing such a great job you Rev. Terry and your congregation
as emcee and thank you to the Divan for such a lovely service.
ladies and my sisters for helping In early July, we along with
with the preparations. You were all several Divan members, will be
wonderfully supportive! I feel certain attending the Imperial Session in
everyone enjoyed our entertainer, Minneapolis, Minnesota. It is always
Damien Follett ~ he was amazing! enlightening and motivating to attend
Our first official visit was these sessions as there you get to see the
to Melha Temple in Springfield, wider scope of this great organization.
Massachusetts in March. Noble Doug At the present time, we are
& Lady Olive accompanied us and we busily preparing to welcome members
had a very memorable weekend. The of Mazol, as well as our counterparts,
hospitality was very warm and our to the Summer Ceremonial in July in
Aides were amazingly attentive. A Marystown/Burin with a planned “side
Lady Gail Mayo great place to start our visitations! trip” to St. Pierre. We look forward to
In April, we were off to our first seeing you there!
They say “time flies when you are local visitation when we visited Lake We will be busy during the next
having fun” and I guess that is certainly Melville Shrine Club in Goose Bay. I few months visiting various clubs
true at this point in time because it is have to say, while the weather was both in and out of province and look
incredible that we are almost halfway cool, the welcome was very warm! forward to seeing many of you along
through the year! Wayne and I are truly This club may be small in number but the way.
proud and honored to be ambassadors it is very big in heart. Thank you for In closing, thank you to our
for Mazol. your generous donation to the Patient wonderful Divan who travel with
This wonderful year began in Travel Fund and also for the beautiful us and represent you, working
January with the Installation. It was gift. We will treasure it always! tirelessly on your behalf. Thank you
well attended and I feel it was a very In early May we, along with the to our Director General, Ill. Sir Doug
successful and enjoyable weekend. Divan, had the pleasure of visiting Rowe and Lady Eunice for all your
I certainly would like to thank the Clarenville Shrine Club where help and guidance. A special note of
everyone who helped in any way! we were treated to a lovely evening appreciation to Noble Paul Pike and
Dylan Stringer and his family from of great food and fun. Thank you for Lady Yvonne and to Noble Gordon
Clarenville were very inspirational your generous donation to the Patient Abbott and Lady Maxine who help
and certainly brought home to us the Travel Fund and also for the beautiful make our job so much easier by
real reason we do what we do. Thank print which we have hung proudly in attending to every detail behind the
you for that and every good wish to our home. scenes. Ill. Sir Den and Lady Carol,
Dylan in the future. Our family and The next day it was back to our we miss having you with us. Cecilia,
friends were very impressed with the home base, the Boot Shrine Club. As your work and attention to detail is
events during the weekend. We thank is traditional, we were all treated to a invaluable!
our Aides who took such good care delicious lobster/steak dinner. To visit Finally, Nobles & Ladies, thank
of them. They are still talking about our own club with Wayne as Potentate you for all you do to help our children
the amazing people they met at that was truly a special time for us. Thank have better lives. Have a safe & happy
time and now have faces to go with you for your continued support, your summer!
the names of the people they heard so generous donation to the Montreal
much about for the past four years. Hospital and for welcoming us home Yours in the Shrine Family
Special thanks go to the Ladies so warmly. That evening is surely Lady GAIL MAYO
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chief rabban’s report
the way! Club were about such small numbers
Lady Olive and I have been very being able to be so successful and how
fortunate this year as we have traveled, generous Mazol Shriners and the people
with Illustrious Sir Wayne and Lady Gail, of Newfoundland and Labrador were,
to Potentate’s visits at Melha Shriners, and still are, toward our philanthropy
Springfield, Mass., USA, and more and the work that we do as Shriners.
locally, to Lake Melville Shrine Club In April, Lady Olive and I
in Happy Valley – Goose Bay, and our accompanied our Illustrious Potentate
Potentate’s home, the Boot Shrine Club. and Lady Gail to Happy Valley – Goose
At Melha, we were lined up waiting to Bay for the Potentate’s visit to Lake
be piped in to the banquet room of the Melville Shrine Club. It was my first ever
Sheraton Hotel, when, a Shrine Lady visit to that Club, and it didn’t take long
came over to us, and, noting the name for me to remember Imperial Sir Ralph’s
of our small Temple on Illustrious Sir remarks. The Lake Melville Shrine Club
Wayne’s fez – “Mazol” – she let out a may be small in number, but their work
scream of delight. What she was so is second to none. The patient that had
thrilled and excited about was simply agreed to attend the banquet had to cancel
Noble Doug Beattie
that “Mazol” was in attendance and, out because of a family emergency, but
A young man who expected a believe you me, everyone within ear-shot we were treated to a wonderful dinner
shiny new sports car, a gift he felt his soon became aware of just how excited and a talk by Noble Reg Bowers who
father could well-afford, was terribly Imperial Sir Ralph Semb’s Lady really told of two of the many success stories
disappointed on the day of his university was. regarding patients that he along with
graduation when he was given a neatly Soon after, we were all inside the the Nobles of Lake Melville fondly recall
wrapped, but small rectangular box ball-room and standing up clapping for simply as “our Shrine Kids.”
containing a leather-bound and zippered the grand entrance of the new Potentate Those three visits, to Melha Shriners,
Bible. Disappointed, he left the house of Melha Shriners, followed only by the and to Lake Melville Shrine Club and the
never to return or speak to his father grand entrance of Imperial Sir Ralph Boot Shrine Club, have reminded me
again. Years later, he received news Semb and his Lady – whose opening that, like the story of the tiny key that
that brought him home. His father remarks soon turned to the fact that fell from the graduate’s new Bible – good
had passed away. Thinking then of his “Mazol” was, indeed, in the house! things come in small packages; in two
graduation day, he picked up the Bible Then he spent several minutes telling all ways in that story. As Nobles of Mazol
and as he opened it, something fell to the of the wonderful work done by Mazol – we have something to be very proud of.
floor. It was a shiny silver key to fit the Shriners and how we, although a very We may be one of the smallest Temples in
red sports car still parked in the garage small Temple, do so much within Shrine Shrine International and our clubs may
behind the house, shiny and new. International, and of our successes be few in number – but our work and our
This has been a fantastic year of in being very generous doners to our generosity is well-known throughout the
‘Shrinering’ - so far! It didn’t start out so hospital. He reminisced about being in Order of the Mystic Shrine and we can
good, when we were all concerned about St. John’s for the Northeast Field Days hold our head high wherever we go! Be
St. John’s Shrine Club - the ‘backbone’ just a few years back and how it was proud, Mazol Nobles and Ladies! We
of Mazol – but, the good news is - that’s so successful and how enjoyable it was are well known! We count! And we are
all behind us now, and finest jewel in the for him and his Lady – and then he told very-well-respected wherever we go!
crown is up and running again with a about his visit to Lake Melville Shrine
new executive and hopes and dreams of Club and the Summer Ceremonial he
success by putting one of the key words attended there. Yours in the Faith
of the Shrine motto “fun” back into their But the underlying theme of all NOBLE DOUG BEATTIE
Club – as in “Having fun and helping of his remarks about Mazol and Lake Chief Rabban
kids.” Way to go, Nobles! Show us all Melville Shrine Club and The Boot Shrine
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assistant rabban’s report
March month saw Lady Margaret able to attend the launch of the Odyssey
and I attending the Assistant Rabban’s project which is designed to promote
Seminar in Tampa. On the way home, Shriners and Shriners Hospitals. It
we stopped over in Springfiled, MA. consists of a vehicle designed to look like
to attend the North East meetings. The a fez complete with a tassle. It will travel
main purpose of this was to obtain and from St. John’s, NL to Victoria, BC. It was
arrange accommodations for your visit planned to leave St. John’s on 16th May
in to the North East Fall Field Days in and will be stopping in Burin, the Harold
August. While in Springfield, we also had W. Duffett Shriners RV Park in Eastport,
the opportunity to participate in annual the Gander outreach clinic and Corner
event known as a Leprechaun Plunge. Brook and handed over to Philae Temple
This is an event where you get pledges in Port au Basques on May 22. It will
to jump into the Connecticut River in have traveled our highways on the May
support of the Shriners Hospital and other long weekend and be seen by thousands.
charities. The date was March 16th with Returning from Montreal on the 16th
an extremely bitter wind! The week prior May, we were in Gander on the 19th-
they had to bring in heavy equipment to 21st for the Outreach Clinic. Following
Noble Elmer Ryzuk
break up the ice in order to accommodate Gander, the first weekend in June will
the event. No, I didn’t plunge, but I did see us in Botwood & Lewisporte for their
The year was off to a quick start march in the parade along with frozen visitations.
beginning with the installation of Ill. Sir pipers! I received a photo to prove I was Lady Margaret I would like to wish
Wayne Mayo January 18th at which time there and Melha Shiners realized just over you a safe, happy summer and hope you
I was elected as your Assistant Rabban $77,000.00 for the hospital. saw the Odyssey on its tour.
(for which I thank you). At that time, It started out as a hectic spring with
I was also appointed as Membership visitations in Clarenville and Burin May
Chairman for Mazol and agreed to carry 9th & 10th respectively. On the 12th of Yours in the Faith
on the three year program developed May, Lady Margaret and I were off to NOBLE ELMER RYZUK
and put in place by Noble Beattie. This Montreal for the Hospital Seminar and Assistant Rabban
is an excellent program and some Nobles Board Meetings. While there we where
have already availed of the benefits
outlined in it. Noble Wilbur Patey has
just earned his second dues free year for
bring forth five membership applications
under the program! The second year
membership pin is in the making and is
expected any day now. If you’re sketchy
on the program you can check it out on
the Mazol website (www.mazolshriners.
com) under “About Mazol Shrine”, where
there is even a downloadable “Petition
for Membership”. At our recent Stated
Meeting in Marystown, we approved five
(5) new applicants. During the visitation
to Goose Bay, three (3) Nobles were
initiated! It’s not a difficult program to
get involved in and I’m confident that we Noble Elmer Ryzak at the
Odyssey Launch in Montreal
will all do our share.
P lan the future today, not tomorrow
together, not
alone
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high priest and prophet’s report
booking inquiries. organization. This is a huge challenge
Ill Sir Wayne asked me to help with for Shrine Temples everywhere. It’s no
fundraising again this year. Last year secret where they have to come from
we conducted a very successful Fezeroo and it’s incumbent on all of us to recruit
campaign. Our net return from ticket as many as possible of our fellow Lodge
sales was in excess of $85000.00 from a members into the Shrine. Their lives will
near sell-out, thanks entirely to the ef- be enriched as a result and our Shrine
forts of our membership, sponsors and fraternity will grow and benefit from
commercial sellers. This year our goal their participation in our activities on
is to sell all 100000 tickets. To achieve behalf of children with orthopaedic
this we will need the support of all of problems, spinal cord injuries, severe
the clubs and units. The Fezeroo is our burn injuries and cleft lip & palate.
only major Temple fundraising cam- The St. John’s shrine club is up and
paign for the year and we need and ask running again with a full slate of very
for your support. Lets give it our best capable officers and directors includ-
shot. Tickets were mailed out to nobles ing three past potentates. So, nobles…
in May with the public campaign run- the glass is more than half full and we
Noble Rolly Card
ning from July to the 27th of September are making progress. Our mission, and
when a public draw will be held on the the philanthropy we support is far too
evening of the 27th, at the Avalon Mall in important for it to be otherwise.
Wow, time flies when you’re busy St. John’s. Also please ensure that you Finally, lady Helen and I plan to
and having fun. Since the January instal- return any unsold tickets in your pos- attend as many, of the Potentates club
lation we have been working on projects session, back to the Temple office by the visitations during the year as possible.
that, while challenging, have also been end of August so that we can attempt to We hope to see you there. In the mean-
very rewarding. The property at 530 sell them by other means. time its SUMMERTIME and following
Topsail Road is now under the owner- In August lady Helen and I plan this past winter and spring let’s hope
ship of Mazol Temple and we are work- to attend the NESA fall field days in it will be a fun, warm, safe and very
ing hard to make necessary changes and Springfield Mass. This will be our sec- enjoyable one for everyone.
upgrades to the centre that will benefit ond trip to a NESA event and we are Thank you again for your continued
all Mazol shriners. A marketing plan very much looking forward to this one. support.
has been completed and renovations, We will be attending the Tampa
which began in April, will be complete Management Seminar in October where Yours in the Faith
by midyear. As a result we are already we hope to gain some new ideas on NOBLE ROLAND CARD
experiencing increased interest and how to bring more members into our High Priest & Prophetet
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oriental guide’s report
started many new friendships which “Protocol’; “Welcome to the Divan”;
I look forward to building further as I “Social Media”; “The Ladies Mentoring
progress within the Divan. Of special Program”; etc.. For the interest of Ladies,
note was our first meeting with the fifteen I would like to highlight a new video on
fellow members from the Northeast the Shriner’s Village Webpage. It’s entitled
Shrine Association (NESA). This group “Lady of a Shriner”, and can be found
is comprised of Temples from Eastern by clicking on Fraternity , then clicking
Canada and New England. Ladies Home Page twice.
The Conference was themed “Creating The social highlight of the Conference
Effective Shrine Leaders to Ensure Our was the Margaritaville Party. With over
Future”, and the agenda featured many 200 attendees , this event was a fitting
presentations and workshops which conclusion to the overall Program. Nobles
reinforced this theme. There were two and their Ladies , attired in colorful beach
separate Programs, one for the Nobles party outfits, engaged in a night which
and the other for their Ladies. The featured endless karaoke, dancing and
calibre of presenters was outstanding, great food. The competitive spirit was
Noble Paul Rose and what struck me most , was that they strong, as the many Regional Associations
were all Shriners, or their Ladies. The tried to out dance and out sing one
It was indeed a great honour to be major presentations generally focused another.
nominated and elected to the position of on the development of effective personal In the months ahead, Lady Sharon
Oriental Guide, during Mazol’s Annual leadership. Other topics included “So and I look forward to getting out across
Installation this past January. Both Lady You’re Going to be a Potentate”; “How to the Province to visit and participate in
Sharon and I are thrilled to be joining bring Unprecedented Leadership from the a variety Shrine activities. and to meet
the Mazol Divan and look forward to a top Down”; “Working with Volunteers”;, the Nobles and their Ladies of our great
very active engagement with Shriners etc.. The concurrent Ladies Program Fraternity.
and Clubs across Newfoundland and featured some sessions with the Nobles, NOBLE PAUL ROSE
Labrador. As a relative newcomer to as well as separate presentations entitled Oriental Guide
Mazol, having joined in 2011, assuming
the Oriental Guide’s position undoubtedly
will create many new challenges and
opportunities which I look forward to
tackling.
The main highlight during my first
few month’s on the Divan was to attend
the Oriental Guide Leadership Conference
in Tampa , March 6-8, 2014. This event
brought together Nobles and their Ladies
from Temples across Canada and the
United States, along with members of the
Imperial Divan.. As I have told numerous
people since returning, this was probably
the most energized and motivational
event in which I have participated. The
invigorating spirit of friendship, good
will and enthusiasm was like nothing
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from the Recorder’s desk
project the success it was in 2013. It is an effort to recruit new candidates.
therefore critical that each Club make Club executives are encouraged to
a concentrated effort. If the Nobility call your Membership Chairman,
doesn’t get behind this project and Noble Elmer Ryzuk, at any time you
do everything possible to make sure feel a presentation in your area may
it’s successful, it’s impossible for us to be of some benefit. Your Membership
operate. Committee will respond promptly.
I am very pleased to be able to The Harold W. Duffett Shriners
report that Westjet has once again come R.V. Park in Eastport continues to be
through with a donation of 120 free one a success. Water, sewer and electrical
way flights, which can be used for our services for 12 new sites are presently
Patients and Guardians. This will have being installed. Those 12 sites will have
a huge impact on our efforts to fund been completed by the time this Mirror
travel costs. We are deeply grateful for is released. We will then have 154 sites,
this tremendous gift from Westjet, and 110 of which are seasonal and fully
all Shriners are again encouraged to use booked for 2014.
Ill. Sir John H. Brake, P.P. Westjet as the airline of choice for all Bookings for all sites have been
personal travel. going well with a big demand for this
Nobles and Ladies, once again I With 3 black camel visitations, and 3 year.
want to thank the Nobility for their new creations in April, our membership No further major expansions are
confidence and support in electing me remains at 527 as it was at the end of planned at this time. Our Shriners R.V.
for another year as your Recorder. It is 2013. We presently have a number of Park truly is a tremendous asset, which
a position I enjoy and it continues to be applications on file, and we expect at will become more and more valuable as
a learning experience. least some of those applicants to be time goes by.
Things are going well for Mazol initiated at the Summer Ceremonial. Nobles, Lady Thelma and I extend
under the leadership of Ill. Sir Wayne We are also optimistic that several more our best wishes to you and your families
Mayo. Once again this year it was candidates will be initiated before the for a safe and enjoyable summer
decided to concentrate our efforts end of the year.
on the Fezeroo project as our main Increasing membership must Sincerely,
source of revenue for the Temple, and continue to be a primary focus, and I ILL. SIR JOHN H. BRAKE, P.P.
rely on the Clubs to help make this once again urge every member to make Recorder
from the treasurer’s desk
Nobles, $26,000 (budget-$21,000 deficit).
I would like to take this Our operating expenses are within
opportunity to bring you up to date budget.
with our financial results for the first As I write we have $6,145
four months o 2014 outstanding for annual dues. For those
To date the Patient Transportatio who haven’t paid please forward your
Fund had revenues of $63,000 payment by cheque or Visa to Cecilia
(Budget-$65,000) and incurred as soon as possible.
expenses of $68,000 (Budget-$65,000) Lady Vyvyenne and I wish you
for a four month deficit of $5,000 and your families a safe and enjoyable
(Budget – break even). summer and look forward to seeing
The temple revenues were $50,000 many of you at the Potentate’s
Noble Michael Bruce (budget -$60,000) for the four months visitations
and expenses for the period were
$76,000 (budget-$81,000) for a deficit NOBLE MICHAEL BRUCE
Treasurer
10 To find out how to further help our kids, log on to exceptionalcare4kids.comgreetings from the grand master
In January I had the occasion to be and trust that his year and that of the
invited to attend the annual meeting and Divan will be enjoyable and rewarding.
the election and investiture of the new I also extend to you the support of the
Potentate of Mazol Shriners for 2014. our Grand Lodge on those activities that
The meeting was held at the Holiday further the advancement of Freemasonry
Inn in St. John’s and was very well in our province, and trust that the co-
attended. I was welcomed by the Ill. operation, between Mazol and the Grand
Potentate Ill. Sir Den Billard, extended Lodge will be evident for all to see, as we
a seat in the East, and was given the work together as brothers and nobles
opportunity to address the nobility and for the craft, for the shrine and for the
bring fraternal greeting at the banquet children of our province.
later during the evening. May 2014 be a banner year for
I would at this time thank Ill. Freemasonry and for Mazol Shriners,
Den Billard for the warm welcome let”s make in happen.
that I received and the many acts of
kindness extended to lady Christine and
myself as Grand Master. Fraternally,
To Ill. Sir Wayne Mayo and his Divan NOBLE GERALD W. BUDDEN
I offer the congratulations of the officers Grand Master
Noble GW Budden and members of the Grand Lodge of AF Grand Lodge of Newfoundland and
& AM of Newfoundland and Labrador Labrador
greetings from the district grand master
Lodge of Scotland. We applaud the great experiencing this past winter, we learn to
work that the Shriners continue to do for appreciate the many gifts of friendship
the sick children of Newfoundland and and love. When there is a need, Masons
Labrador, not only to aid them in attaining have always answered the call. Brotherly
the much needed medical help for their Love, Relief and Truth again will be
many illnesses, but also to put a smile on exemplified by the work of Masons and
a child’s face with kindness, funny words Shrine Masons.
and your actions of love. Remember brethren, it’s all about
A new and amazing event the children and the absolute pleasure
is happening in freemasonry in our of seeing their smiling faces, even when
province…the Grand Lodge of NL and they are stricken with illness. In closing
the DGL, Grand Lodge of Scotland have on behalf of Lady Rosalind and myself,
opened their Masonic Headquarters we wish you all a very warm, safe and
at Freemasons Hall to host this year’s happy summer.
Janeway Hospital Telethon. Isn’t it great
Brethren that we, as
Open
Noaw Fraternity, continue As Walt Disney once said;
ur N ew
At Oout
to find ways to reach to the community “If you can dream it, you can do it”
at large to help and in
Lothis n in aid of our
catiocase
children’s hospital? This all goes hand in Fraternally Yours,
Noble Owen T. Devereaux hand with the wonderful work that Mazol Noble Owen T. Devereaux
Shriners do. District Grand Master
It is my distinct honour and pleasure Our history as islanders and northern District Grand Lodge of
to bring you warm fraternal greetings people has always taught us to respect our Newfoundland & Labrador
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First Ceremonial Master....................... Noble Charles R. Parsons Sr. Boot Shrine Club
Second Ceremonial Master ...................... Noble Albert E. Guzzwell
Director ................................................... Noble Charles R. Parsons Jr. Membership ............................................................. Noble Gary Higgins
Director’s Staff ....................................................... Noble Lloyd Mayo
Noble C. Wayne Dodge Camel Herders.................................................. Noble Michael C. Billard
Marshall ........................................................ Noble Walter L. Bennett Noble Kevin M. Kelly
Assistant Marshall ..................................... Noble Harry W. Bourden Noble Lloyd N. Mayo
Captain of the Guard..................................... Noble C. Wayne Dodge Noble Woody N. Hickman
Outer Guard............................................................ Noble Ralph Mayo Noble Cyril Dodge
Chaplain ................................................ Noble Rev. Ralph G. Moores Noble Joseph J. Brenton
Assistant Chaplain .......................................Noble Wilson C. Piercey Noble Sunmolu A. Beckley
Organist .....................................................Ill. Sir John H. Brake, P.P.
Ceremonial Potentate .....................................Noble David J. Cooper Ambassadors ........................................................... Noble Ralph Mayo
Director General ...................................Ill. Sir Douglas A. Rowe, P.P. Noble James C. Sykes
Legal Advisor ..........................................Noble William S. Kennedy Noble Giles R. Pike
Patient Chairman ..............................................Noble S. Ralph Miller Noble Shane Foote
Assistant Patient Chairman ........................Noble Gordon J. Abbott Noble Frank Dolimount
Patient Co-ordinator – St. John’s..................... Noble Sidney G. Dyke
Chairman – Donor Relations ................. Ill. Sir James G. Finch, P.P. Potentate’s Aides.............................................. Noble C. Wayne Dodge
Chief Aide ...............................................................Noble R. Paul Pike Noble Harvey Waterman
Personal Aide.............................................Noble K. Maxwell Downey Noble Edgar G. Fancey
Special Aides.........................................Ill. Sir Roger D. Tinkham, P.P. Noble R. Paul Pike
Noble Gerald Drake Noble Wilson C. Piercey
Noble Gordon J. Abbott Noble Gerald P. Drake
Noble Hubert Hibbs Noble James R. Keating
Noble Shane Foote Noble Harold E. Matthews
Noble Sunmolu A. Beckley Noble Gerald F. Mayo
Ill. Sir C. Gordon Hickman, P.P.
Noble William F. Scott
Aide to Candidates........................................ Noble Roy D. Saunders Clarenville Bonavista Shrine Club
Ill. Sir Lorne R. Warren, P.P.
Quarter Master.................................................. Noble B. Paul Benger Membership .............................................................. Noble Kevin Avery
Chief Greeter..................................................... Noble Douglas French Camel Herders................................................ Noble R. Wayne Stringer
Chief Camel Herder..................................... Noble George S. Fiander Noble Edmund R. Dewling
Chief Ambassador ...............................................Noble Everett Green Ambassador ..................................................Noble Gregory L. Harnum
Chairman Sick and Visiting .............. Noble Rev. Ralph G. Moores Noble Arthur E. (Ned) Mifflin
Chairman Publicity and P.R..........................Noble Gordon J. Abbott Noble Eldred Drodge
Chief Editor...........................................................Noble Allan W. Neil Noble Edward E. Stanley
Web Master .....................................................Noble David W. Reeves Potentate’s Aides................................................Noble Lloyd T. Collins
Assistant Web Master.............................Noble Roger M. MacDonald Noble Fred Powell
Chairman Insurance........................ Ill. Sir C. Gordon Hickman, P.P. Noble Gilbert Elford
Chairman Membership ...................................Noble Elmer A. Ryzuk Noble W. Lloyd Tucker
Chairman Entertainment ...................................... Noble Ralph Mayo
Chairman Fundraising................................ Noble Douglas G. Beattie Compass Shrine Club
Golf Tournament Chairman ................................. Noble Paul R. Rose
Chief Medical Officer............................. Noble Dr. Jabez M. Norman Membership ........................................................Noble Leonard Bugden
Director of Units............................................................................Vacant Camel Herders................................................ Noble William S. Radford
Photographer......................................................... Noble Gary Higgins Ambassadors.....................................................Noble D. Wayne Moores
Assistant Photographer..................................Noble Gordon J. Abbott Noble F. James Greenland
Chairman Mazol Shrine Centre ........... Ill. Sir Lorne R. Warren, P.P. Potentate’s Aides........................................................ Noble Peter Kelsey
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12 To find out how to further help our kids, log on to exceptionalcare4kids.comNoble David J. Cooper Noble Samuel R. Payne Ambassadors......... Noble Harold W. Duffett
Noble Keith O. Hickman Noble Thomas C. Goulding Noble E. Donald Randell
Noble Melvin J. Parsons Noble Adlore Hughes Noble Gerald L. Cookshanks
Noble John W. Braye Noble Samuel P. Stickland
Gander Shrine Club Noble Lewis R. Hounsell Noble S. Maxwell Haynes
Noble Robert (Bob) D. Mercer Noble Chesley G. Lambert
Membership .....................Noble Eric R. Murray Noble J. Robert Barrett Noble Albert Piercey
Camel Herders........... Noble Timothy R. Genge Noble Allan R. Skanes Noble Lewis G. Crummey
Noble Douglas P. Ash Noble Roderick G. Baker
Noble Chesley Carter Phillips Central Noble Gerald W. Budden
Noble James L. Dawe Shrine Club Noble Ralph F. Mills
Ambassador.......................... Noble Neville Burt Potentate’s Aides......Noble Douglas S. Stone
Noble Jack L. Granville Membership ....................... Noble Jeff Manuel Noble Raymond J. Rideout
Noble Leonard Norris Camel Herders........ Noble Alex G. Luscombe Noble Edgar Thistle
Noble Wilson J. Hoffe Noble K. Brian Sceviour Noble Percy K. Rideout
Potentate’s Aides........ Noble George W. Joseph Ambassador ............. Noble Kevin H. Manuel Noble John T. Johnston
Noble Gerald M. Kean Noble Calvin L. Hoffe Noble Gary M. Rose
Noble Aubrey Cooper Noble Lloyd Russell Noble Robert S. (Bob) Hollett
Noble Geoffrey H. Tucker Noble R. Gordon Woolfrey Noble T.E. David Carmichael
Noble Gerald L. Winsor Potentate’s Aides........... .Noble Jack A. Edison Noble Bert E. Guzzwell
Noble Harry M. Colbourne Noble Arch Kennedy
Lake Melville Shrine Club Noble Austin C. Peckford Noble Simon Dingle
Noble Eric J. Anstey Noble Paul C. Reid
Membership.................. Noble Shawn F. Crann Noble Donald Manuel, Jr. Noble Gerald R. Boyles
Camel Herders..................Noble Dwight Vokey Noble Wade Colbourne
Noble George M. Andrews Trinity Conception
Ambassadors .................. Noble Wilfred Coates Ptarmigan Shrine Club Shrine Club
Noble Boyce E. Bessey
Noble Cyril W. Bessey Membership ..............Noble Robert P. Wellon Membership.............Noble Howard E. Smith
Noble Wilbur W. Patey Camel Herders..... Noble Derrick L.Sheppard Camel Herders...Ill. Sir Frederick D. Snow, P.P.
Noble Reginald F. Bowers Ambassadors................. Noble Julio Custodio Noble Fred E. Baldwin
Potentate’s Aides.............. Noble Melvin Bessey Potentate’s Aide... Noble Frederick J. Hiscock Noble Eli H. Bryant
Noble Sterling E. Peyton Noble W. Rex Cotter
Noble Heber Keats
Noble Wayne M. Winsor SHANAWDITHIT Ambassadors............. Noble W. Boyd Vivian
Noble Wilson H. Peddle
SHRINE CLUB Noble William Squires
Long Range Shrine Club Noble George S. Warford
Membership.............Noble Joseph A. Rideout Noble Maxwell C. Rideout
Membership..........Noble Thomas C. Goulding Ambassador.................... Noble Darrin D. Gill Noble William E. Smith
Camel Herders.............. Noble M. Scott LeDrew Noble Larry Hart Potentate’s Aides......Noble Harold M. Laing
Ill. Sir Frederick S. Hawkins, P.P. Camel Herders........... Noble Ronald W. Antle Noble Frank Harvey
Noble Herbert C. Norris Noble Ronald Budgell Noble William G. Mercer
Noble Llewellyn C. Hounsell Potentate’s Aide.........Noble Sheldon S. Baker Noble John Crane
Ambassador .................. Noble Stanley E. Brake Noble Trevor D. White Noble Graham N. Osborne
Noble William S. Osmond Noble J. Kevin Ash
Ill. Sir Douglas A. Rowe P.P. St. John’s Shrine Club Noble Victor R. Jenkins
Noble Cluney W. Vincent Noble Harold E. Stanford
Noble Bert Simms Membership .............. Noble Gerald R. Boyles
Noble R. Glynn Porter Camel Herders.............Noble David G. Lewis
Potentate’s Aides......Noble G. Richard Chaffey Noble Malcolm N. Butt
Noble Michael J. Parsons Noble Norman Hiscock
Noble Gerald Mercer Noble Bertram E. Haines
Noble Lorenzo Whalen Noble Ralph Cole
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Report
Activities which was well attended by Health Shriners Children’s Hospital conducted
My year started as usual with my Care Centre hospital officials, local news the spring Outreach Clinic at Gander
attendance at the Mazol Installation media, invited guest and area Shrine Hospital on May21, 2014 with 19
and stated meeting in St. John’s on Jan. patients and families. Ill. Sir Roger patients seen. 14 were returning patients
19th 2014. Tinkham was Emcee with the key- & 5 were new initial visits.
note speaker, Orthopaedic surgeon &
Odyssey Outreach Clinic specialist, Dr. Francois Patient Stats
The Odyssey Fez-mobile visited Gander Fassier. A report on the progress of To date this year there have been total
on May 18th on the across continent the new hospital construction and the of 41 children with 48 appointments:
voyage of awareness and fundraising for reason for the Odyssey campaign was Philadelphia
the new Montreal Shriners Children’s delivered by Emmanuel Rondeau, • 1 child has completed 2
Hospital being built in Montreal. On Canadian Shriners Hospital’s PR. Other appointments
Monday May 19th, the Odyssey team speakers were Rosemary Goodyear, Boston
traveled to Twillingate to do a photo President and CEO, James Paton • no visits
shoot with some Icebergs as a back- Memorial Regional Health Centre of Montreal / Gander
drop. They were successful and got to NL, and Tracy Norris, mother of Shrine • 40 children have completed
see some ice bergs up close. On Monday patient Sheldon Norris, who related 42 appointments with 4
night a Meet & Greet event was held at Sheldon’s story of his long standing appointments pending.
the Gander Masonic Hall which was connection & successful treatments with
well attended by the Odyssey team, Shriners Hospital in Montreal. (Sheldon Total cost to date this year $52,098.25
Town officials, Nobles of the Gander just turned 16 and has been a Shrine
Shrine Club and their Ladies. patient for 14 yrs.). The last speaker Nobles and Ladies:
was Ill. Sir. Wayne Mayo, Potentate of “There are clocks to tell the time of day,
On Tuesday May 20th at 8:00 am Ill. Sir Mazol Shriners who spoke of the desire And scales to tell the weight of hay. But
Wayne Mayo and Emmanuelle Rondeau Shriners have to provide whatever help what rule would you employ – To tell the
were interviewed by Leanne Power host is possible to children. worth of a girl or boy!”
of the Morning Show, live at the CBC
studios in Gander. At 10:30 a Press Spring Outreach Clinic Respectfully Submitted
conference/media blitz was held at the Dr. Fassier and his Clinical Assistant, Noble Ralph Miller
James Paton Memorial Health Center Jade Goyette from The Montreal Mazol Patient Chairman
chaplain’s corner
new Shriners through our “Fezzing” the basics of Freemasonry that are
ceremony. He has elaborated on given to you as you become a Master
when and where to wear the Fez and Mason and other degrees or branches
conversely when and where not to wear of Freemasonry only elaborate or are
the Fez. Some of this has been done more specific in some of these aspects.
mimicking as if the Fez were speaking As Shriners then, let us dedicate
for itself. It sets forth a high, noble ourselves to the care of children with
lifestyle to live by. The wearing of the orthopedic problems, cleft lip and
Fez is a symbol that we are declaring palate, spinal cord injuries and severe
to all who see it that we are part of the burns and research into these areas.
fraternity that is dedicated to helping As we make ourselves visible and
children with certain health problems. at all times, upholding the highest
Although the Shrine is the most principles of our Shrine, then we will
visible and better known branch of never find ourselves at a time or place
Freemasonry, the same high ideals of where we will not proudly wear the Fez.
Noble Rev. Ralph Moores
belief and practice are inculcated when
you were initiated into Freemasonry. Yours in the Faith,
Ill. Sir Sheridan Yetman has “waxed These should be evident in your Noble Rev. Ralph Moores
eloquently” and has been poetical on conduct, not only as a Shriner but in Chaplain
many occasions as we have welcomed every branch of Freemasonry. Indeed
14 To find out how to further help our kids, log on to exceptionalcare4kids.comsummer ceremonial
and stated meeting
July 18-20, 2014
schedule of events
-----------------------------------Friday July 18, 2014-----------------------------------
Registration ($10.00 per Noble) 9:30am to 5:30pm Board Room – Hotel Marystown
Mazol Hospitality Suite 3:00pm to 6:00pm Hotel Marystown (Room TBD)
Stated Meeting 7:30pm to 8:30pm Hotel Marystown (Club Dress & Fez)
Newfie Night / Meet & Greet (Cash Bar) 8:30pm Hotel Marystown (Casual)
Screech In Ceremony (Tentative) 9:15pm Hotel Marystown
Mazol Hospitality Suite 11:30pm to 12:30am Hotel Marystown (Room TBD)
--------------------------------Saturday, July 19, 2014--------------------------------
Candidates Report to Candidates’ Aide 8:45am Salon C / Hotel Marystown
First Section & Second Section 9:15am Salon A / Hotel Marystown
Ladies’ Luncheon ($25.00) 11:30am Salon B / Hotel Marystown
Shuttle leaves Hotel for Street Parade 1:15pm
Parade Line Up / Preparation 1:30pm Salt Pond, Burin
Shriners Street Parade 2:00pm Salt Pond, Burin
Potentate’s Hospitality Suite 3:30pm Hotel Marystown (Room TBD)
Cocktails (Cash Bar) 6:30pm Spanish Room - Hotel Marystown
Potentate’s Formal Ceremonial 7:30pm Salons A & B Hotel Marystown
Banquet & Dance ($100 dbl)
Mazol Hospitality Suite 11:00pm to 12:30am Hotel Marystown (Room TBD)
--------------------------------Sunday, July 20, 2014--------------------------------
Breakfast ($15.00 per person) 9:00am Salon A - Hotel Marystown
Farewells To Old and New Friends
Those Departing for Fortune Ferry for trip to St. Pierre 11:00am
Those Departing For St. John’s 12:00pm
We wish to Thank You for sharing in the 2014 Summer Ceremonial; and we trust that everyone
had pleasant and enjoyable stay here on the Scenic Burin Peninsula, (Best known as The Boot),
and we wish you a safe return home.
Nobles & Ladies of the Boot Shrine Club
deceased nobles
Deepest sympathy from the Illustrious Potentate, the Noble Victor J. Simms December 2013
Divan and all Nobles of Mazol is extended to the Noble R. Calvin Smith December 2013
families of these deceased Nobles. Noble William E. Saunders January 2014
Noble Jerry R. Appleby March 2014
Noble Donald Scurlock April 2014
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