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THE CRIER©Ill. Sir John Bull Jr., PotentateOfficial Publication of Antioch Shrine • www.antiochshrine.comVOL. 113, NO. 10 OCTOBER 2013Imperial Potentate John Cinotto presented to Potentate John BullJr. the first special award to Antioch Shriners in honor ofAntioch’s GOLD status in membership. This was award was presentedat GLSA at the Presidents Banquet.

Page 2 ANTIOCH CRIEROCTOBER 2013From thePotentateIll. Sir John Bull Jr.CONGRATULATIONSANTIOCH!!!With everyone’s hard work YOUpulled off a fantastic Great Lakes ShrineAssociation. Under Ills. Sir DougSorrell and his team’s planning wecontinued HONORING OUR PAST…..The BOBBIES, PIPERS, MARCHINGPATROL and the FUNSTERS broughtback trophy’s and awards The BRASSBAND performed in the lobby on Fridayjust like days gone by. Antioch receivedthe award as picked by local residentsof Lebanon as the BEST PARADETEMPLE! YOU all did a great job!!!Imperial Sir John Cinotto, Imperial SirBill Bailey and their ladies gave Antiochhigh praise for all the activities and eventsfor the weekend! On behalf of AntiochI received a special award from ImperialSir John. Each year the Imperial Sirhas a special award which he presentsat his choosing. We were honored toreceive this award for our GOLD statusin membership. The only Temple in theGLSA to achieve GOLD!! What is veryspecial about this award, Antioch receivedthe 1 ST one he has presented since hebecame Imperial Potentate! (see picture onthe cover)The Fall Festival was held lastweek. Special thanks to JD LEGENDSfor hosting our event! It was time toreward ourselves for all the hard work!Competitions were held between nobles,ladies, units and clubs. Even your Divanhad a team. Everyone had a great time!We now head towards our final paradeof the year in New Carlisle. Wow what aquick parade season! Some of the unitsand clubs will be going to some non-Pote’s Calls. I know you will make usPROUD!Just around the corner is the LADIESFASHION SHOW! Pam and hercommittee have worked very hard topresent this program for the ladies. Pleasesupport this event as the proceeds go tothe Antioch Foundation for improvementsto OUR HOME!Speaking of Our Home, the lower levelproject should be completed in October.The games are coming in. New furniturefor the lobby will allow that furnitureto go to the lower level project. Theproceeds of the events over the last twoyears are paying for this project, with nocosts coming from Antioch! THANKYOU LADIES!!!PACE MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM.As a GOLD Temple in membership, wehave been selected to participate in theImperial Potentate’s special membershipprogram. The PACE program will haveImperial Divan Representatives comingto Dayton to meet with the Divan, ladies,Past Potentates, membership team andmembers from our units and clubs. Theywill also talk to some of those who havebeen suspended to find out why or whatwe did and see if we can attract them backinto the fraternity.Pam & I, along with the Divan andtheir ladies continue to work hard foryou. Membership being our majorgoal for the end of the year. Later in theCRIER you will see information on ourupcoming ceremonial. Completion of theopen projects started is our last goal, aswe continue to RACE TOWARDS THEFUTURE!!!From theFirst Lady:We have had a busy month! CountryLine Dancing for the Ladies during theMen’s Stated meeting was so much fun.Thanks to all who participated!Thanks also to all the ladies who helpedout at the Antioch/GLSA HospitalityRoom at the Great Wolf Lodge. Antiochserved a lot of people over that 3-4 dayperiod. John and I have heard so manypositive comments about all the wonderfulfood as well as the camaraderie we shared.The Game Room is open! We are stillworking on the pool table and furniturearrangement, but basically it is ready foruse. The Lobby Furniture will be replacedwith new seating items. We’ll be usingthe old lobby furniture in the game rooms.Thanks to the Divan Ladies for their inputwith this project. We are now looking fordonations to finish the room. We need aDVD player, a Play Station or similar anda Wii game. If you are able to donate anyof these items, please call the office 461-4740. If you have other items that youthink we may be able to use, please do nothesitate to call John or me. Thanks are alsodue to Sally Brookings for sewing pillows,Linda Heizer for helping me recover thebench in the powder room and Pam Shawfor donating her Ladies Basement ProjectFunds from 2012 to help fund all of thesemake-overs!The Ladies Fashion Show Luncheon isSaturday October 19 th . I hope you will joinus for a fun day as Antioch’s own ladies,daughters and granddaughters model fallfashions on the runway. Many of youhave helped donate or collect door prizes.Thank you!! We have some exciting itemsto give away! Cost for the luncheon is$25 and proceeds will continue to go tothe building renovation projects. Pleaseencourage your family, friends andneighbors to attend. Let’s bring in othersfrom the community to see how much funwe have at Antioch! Thanks so much forsupporting this event.Lady PamFAIRBORNSHRINE CLUBBy Steve O. Putman, PresidentPresident Steven O. PutmanThis month is the Bicentennial of thedeath of Tecumseh on October 5, 1813.Shawnee Chief Tecumseh was the leaderof the American Indians fighting alongsidethe British in the War of 1812. He diedin battle at Moravian on the Thames, nearthe current city of Chatham-Kent, OntarioHis resting place is on Walpole Island nearChatham-Kent. The US commander in thebattle was future President William HenryHarrison. Tecumseh was born in March1768 in Oldtown, just north of Xenia,Ohio. In the Shawnee language Tecumsehmeans “Shooting Star” or “Panther AcrossThe Sky”. This name was chosen becauseabout the time of his birth, his fatherPuckshinwa observed a huge meteorstreak across from the north leaving a trailof greenish white flame.Remember, we elect new club officersfor 2014 at the November meeting.

Page 4 ANTIOCH CRIEROCTOBER 2013PHOTOUNITBy Noble Bruce E. PuffWith the a few more Parades, a StatedMeeting, and a Great, Terrific, (and moreVerbs) Fall Festival, the Photo Unit hadto change to new batteries, get some freshrolls of film, make sure the lights were off,after leaving the darkroom, and most ofall, stop laughing at how well our Funstersdid at the GLSA. Clown Competition. But,weather it’s a Parade or in Competition,Piper, Funster, or another Unit, We,as Photogs, do have fun and have achallenging job.The Photo Unit still looking for a fewmore New Members, willing to attend andparty hard, (most of the activities), standin the middle of the street, and still handlea camera. The Photography Unit meets the4 th Wednesday of each Month, at Antioch,7:30 p.m. Got the Picture?MOTORCORPSBy Noble Pete BoydA familiar face returns. At theEnglewood parade, the Motor Corps had apleasant surprise when Noble Carl Shivelyparaded with us and drove his Dune Buggynow owned by Pete Boyd. Over the lastfew years the illness of Carl’s wife Gloriahas prevented Carl’s participating withthe Motor Corps and we were truly gladto have him once again able to participatewith us in a parade. With the Circuskickoff on September 4th and the parade inSt. Paris, the first week of September wasa great month. After returning from theImperial in Indianapolis, the parade seasonhas once again moved into full swing.As stated last month, the Motor Corpsdecided to “Go Nuts” and authorized afund raiser to sell quality nuts. Sales thusfar are great. After receiving our firstshipment in September we are alreadysold out of some items and have placeda second order. Sales have topped$2,000.00 thus far. Noble Phil Hansen isour best salesman and to date has sold over$600.00 of various types of nut products.For Phil’s efforts I have named him Mr.Motor Corps Big Nut of the Month andplan to give him an award stating such.Anyone interested in purchasing, contactany Motor Corps Noble or Noble PeteBoyd at 233-7469.ANTIOCHGUN CLUBBy Nobel Tom HailThis month we gather at AlphaLodge on the 16th at 7:00 PM. At themeeting we will have our continuingeducation series on “Safe Gun Handling”and finalize plans for the November 13th“Turkey Shoot”. Note the Novembermeeting/shoot is not on the usual 3rdWednesday. We moved it backward aweek. This will open up the week beforeand Thanksgiving week for holiday foodpreparation and decorating. As we are afamily oriented club - we do not want tomix shoots with family time.By Chuck Pinney, PresidentWB Nobles, Fall is coming !!!We had a Great Time at the SidneyParade, weather was perfect!! We did have4 Nobles come out and enjoy the day!We have the GLSA Parade in Lebanonagain this year on Sept. 14 th . It was a lotof fun last year and I am looking forwardto it again!!Sept. 22 nd we have the “Fall Festival”at JD Legands down in Franklin!!!We also have the Urbana Parade onSept. 28 th !!!The New Carlisle Parade is on Oct. 5 th ,it’s always fun to see them towing all theairplanes through town!!!It has been great to have WB Jim Elliotable to get out and transport us in theParades this summer too!!!I hope everyone is ready to start intothe busy fall schedules, and look forwardto seeing you at our next Stated MeetingOct. 3rd !!Please remember the families of ourNobles who have gone before us, andthose who are ill and having medicaltroubles.Last but not least by any measure, maywe remember those who work and serveus on all local levels, and the Brave menand women and their families of all ourarmed services protecting our Country.BrassBandBy TBDBITL TooterAka Steve O. PutmanTBDBITL TooterWe just completed another fun filledGreat Lakes Shrine Convention and madereal progress on revitalizing the GreatLakes Shrine Band Association. It lookslike next year will be in STL.We are about to wrap up another funfilled parade season. It just keeps gettingbetter and better.The popular Ed Sullivan Show did notalways go by that name. When it was firstaired in 1948 until 1955, it was known asToast Of The Town. Who remembers EdSullivan?The Sartorius is the longest muscle inthe human body, running the length of thethigh. It enables us to cross our legs.The phone number to the Gardenof Eden is 281-FRUIT. If you do notunderstand, sound it out.PIPES ANDDRUMSBy EverettI’m sure many of you have noticedthe Pipes and Drums doing some paradesthis year. That was made possible by theaddition of two pipers and a drummer.That’s progress in the right direction, butwe still need more band members. If youhave ever thought you would like to jointhe Pipes and Drums you should give ittry.No experience necessary.We had our annual picnic thanksto Jerry and Carol Jamieson for theirhospitality. The picnic was well attend bythe active band members and it was greatto see some of our veterans in attendance.The veterans in attendance were Martinand Gerri O’Loughlin (1972), Dale andCarol Biddle (1974), Gene and Betty East(1976), Bill Patrick(1983), and a surprisevisit all the way from Florida, Dan andDimple Pfuhl (1995).We also had a night out with the band atJimmie’s Ladder 11. What can I say; goodfood, good company, and a great time washad by all!It’s a Kilt! Do you know why it’s calleda Kilt?Because of all the people that havebeen kilt for calling it a skirt.Cheers until next month,

Page 6 ANTIOCH CRIEROCTOBER 2013KentuckyAntiochGreetersBy Noble Murray Chapple, VeepThe Greeters once again welcomedeveryone at the stated meeting on Sept.9. Thanks to Greeters Don Hoke, JackDayton, Fred Brooks, Bob Kilroy andMike Phillips for signing everyone in andkeeping the final head count. It was a goodturnout for a good meeting.Greeter participation In the Great LakesShrine Assoc. activities in Lebanon wasexcellent, with many Greeters marching inthe Parade and others participating in themany interesting activities. Thanks for agood showing.The POTE (Ill. Sir John Bull, Jr.) didshow up at Our special honorary meetingon Sept. 24th. Delicious PIZZA! wasshared by all (including the Ladies), andwe thank President Bob Davis and thePOTE for their generous providence. Thismotivates us for next year.Let’s don’t forget the New CarlisleParade on Saturday October 5, 2013. Thisis our last Parade of the season .and wehope for an extra full “Greetermobile” toshow our support for the Pote. Thanks toGreeter John Cole, our driver, for beingthere at every Parade.October birthdays are Gale Dreyer(3)Nina Deam(10), Pat Thornton(15), JackKarns(22), Lois Hoke(23) and SallyKilroy(25). Let’s all wish them a HappyBIRTHDAY! the next time we see them.President Bob Davis encourages allGreeters to participate in the AntiochLeadership Meetings held on the secondTuesdays of the month. All Shrine Unitsreport at this meeting and it is a great wayfor the Greeters to mingle with membersof the many other Shrine Units. It istime well spent if you are “into” Antiochactivities.Our October Greeters meeting onTuesday Oct. 22, 2013 is our annualelection meeting. Please be there toexercise the privilege of electing our new2014 officers.Thanks to all Greeters who are activelyparticipating in the Greeter Unit andother Antioch activities. Each personjoining others makes for a tight Greetercamaraderie.ColonelsBy Richard K. Sutter, SecretaryCalling all Antioch Shrine KentuckyColonels and prospective Antioch ShrineKentucky Colonels. If you are lookingfor a Parade unit to join, now would be agood time to contact an Antioch ShrineKentucky Colonel to get information onhow to apply. Our next meeting will beat the Antioch Shrine the first Tuesdayof the month which is October 1 at 7:00PM sharp. Please bring your ideas andcalendars as we will be planning for theCircus and other events to take place overthe next 12 months. Please make sure yourdues are up to date and you have met theactivity requirements.ELISSA SHRINEGUILDBy Marjorie J. Reynolds, Sec’yThe summer went by so fast but we hada great time at our picnic at the home ofPam & Jim Moore’s plus our spectacular“BINGO” games. We also collected99lbs. of TABS …. So keep on “Drinkin’”and SAVE THOSE TABS! Thanks to theMoore’s for their hospitality!A big “THANK YOU” to Joan St.John and Ann Thorpe for cochairing thedinner served to the Nobles for their statedmeeting Sept. 9 th . Thank you to themembers who also helped .The Imperial held at Daytona Beachand two of our members attended –our Maharanee Amy Thorpe and PastMaharanee Ann Thorpe.Congratulations to our newestmember Allison Briitzer who already isvery active with our group. Our nextmeeting is Thursday, October 24 th ; alsokeep in mind November meeting is the 3 rdThursday on the 21 st and our Decembermeeting is the second Thursday on the12 th .We will be initiating more membersin November or December so plan to bethere and welcome the new girls.Congratulations to the NEWNOBLES and their wives. If you haveany questions about Elissa Shrine Guildwe will be happy to send you informationor answer any questions you have – pleasecall Marjorie Reynolds at 434-2825(secretary) or Amy Thorpe at 723-7959(Maharanee).Shriners Hospitals forChildren was featured inthe May cover of WhatDoctors Know e-magazinefor the Barnes and NobleNook (*for informationon reach see below) http://www.whatdoctorsknow.com/ViewMagazine_78.aspx.Other cover stories include:St. Jude’s Research Hospital,Cleveland Clinic, Michael J.Fox, Danica Patrick, EltonJohn & Sharon Osbourne,among others.

OCTOBER 2013ANTIOCH CRIER Page 7ANTIOCHFUNSTERSBy Ed PetersThe Funsters held their annual“Corn & Brats Night” at their regular,rearranged, monthly meeting on9/19/13. President Keith “Gasser”Snyder and Director Mick “Wille” Lilehad a lot of information to share! Wow,Shriners are busy lately!We talked about the GLSA FallCeremonial and the GLSCUA FallCompetition!. Parade attendees pickedfrom the crown by GLSA President & PastPotentate Illustrious Sir, Doug Sorrell,chose Antioch Temple for the First PlaceParade entry, with the Mass Pipes &Drums leading the parade. The AntiochFunsters received Third Place honors fromthe crowd.At the Great Lakes Shrine Clown UnitsAssociation convention, the Funstershosted a successful event. Three FunstersCompeted in Costume & Make-Up andOne-Man-Paradeability at the KingsIsland Resort and Conference Center.Mick” Willie” Lile placed first in theOne-Man-Paradeability competition,Curt “Jerky” Huhn won First Place forCostume & Make-Up in the Seniorscategory, and Fritz “Fritzer” Krouskopwon Second Place in the Tramp category.Congratulations!!We also celebrated the Birthdaysof both Illustrious Sir, John Bull, Jr.and Funster “Director Emeritus, “ BretStahler! They both were born on thesame day, different mommies, onlyhours apart. Once they became friendsyears ago, they discovered they becameMaster Masons on the same day, Joinedthe Shrine on the Same day, and wereinducted into other organizations withinAntioch on the same day! Weird, but true.They must be twins, as the photo with thisarticle proves.See you down the parade route! Keepyour noses clean and your powder dry!Ed “Squeezer the Clown” PetersAntioch Shrine First Ceremonial Masterand Funsters Unit Member

Page 8 ANTIOCH CRIEROCTOBER 2013News from CincinnatiSpecialty care beyond the burnDON’T MISS THE BOAT2013 Divan Day and Open House at the Cincinnati HospitalThe staff of Shriners Hospitals for Children ® – Cincinnati, along with our Boardof Governors, is thrilled to invite all Divans, Nobles, Masons, Ladies and Gueststo attend our 2013 Divan Day Weekend and Open House in Cincinnati. Thistwo-day event will be held on Friday, October 25 and Saturday, October 26.Please mark your calendars now and plan to attend. There will be lots of fun,fellowship, and meeting of friends, old and new.All aboard! A fun-filled riverboat excursion is planned for Friday evening. Join inby taking a New Orleans Dixieland Jazz Dinner Cruise to kick-off the weekend.Guests will board the River Queen at 5:00 p.m. for an enjoyable voyagealong the banks of the Ohio River. During the 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. trip, a cash barwill be available and folks will enjoy a delicious New Orleans style buffet dinnerwhile listening to the entertaining and soothing sounds of a Dixieland band.Saturday’s events begin at the Cincinnati hospital with a continental breakfastat 8:00 a.m. Hospital tours and presentations will be offered throughout the dayand a hot buffet lunch will be served at noon. The Cincinnati Board of Governorswill hold their board meeting promptly at 1:30 p.m. in the Auditorium. This is anopen meeting and all Nobles in attendance are invited to attend. Expectationsare that all activities; including the board meeting, will conclude by 3:00 p.m.When booking your lodging, be sure to mention the “Shriners Rate” at thefollowing hotels:The Radisson Hotel Cincinnati Riverfront The Hampton Inn668 West 5th Street 3024 Vine StreetCovington, KY 41011 Cincinnati, OH 45219(859) 491-1200 (513) 281-2700Shriners’ Rate: $105.00 Shriners’ Rate: $109.00Please contact Lisa Butt, Administrative Coordinator, at 513-872-6207 orat lbutt@shrinenet.org with any questions or to receive further informationregarding activities.Shriners Hospitals for Children – Cincinnati welcomes everyone and islooking forward to hosting all of our friends and families at our hospital.Conditions Treated atthe Cincinnati HospitalBURN CARE• Burn injuries• Inhalation injuries• Burn reconstruction & rehabilitationPLASTICS & RECONSTRUCTIVECONDITIONS• Congenital ear deformities• Congenital hairy nevus (large birthmarks)• Cleft lip and palate• Brachial plexus injuries(nerve damage affecting upper extremities)• Congenital hand malformations• Gynecomastia(abnormal breast development in teenage boys)• Congenital breast deformities• Hidradenitis (chronic sweat gland disorder)• Post trauma deformities(treadmill injuries, dog bites, lawnmower accidents)COMPLEX WOUND & SKINCONDITIONS• Purpura Fulminans• Necrotizing skin infections &Necrotizing Fasciitis• Stevens-Johnson Syndrome• Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis• Port wine stainsAll Services Provided Regardlessof the Families’ Ability to PayIf you know a child we can help, please call:

OCTOBER 2013ANTIOCH CRIER Page 9ANTIOCH SHRINE LADIES LUNCHON &FALL FASHION SHOW FUNDRAISERSATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2013 - BEGINNING AT 11:30 amLUNCH SERVED AT NOON FASHION SHOW TO FOLLOWCOMPLIMENTARY WINE & CHAMPAGNE (COD BAR AVAILABLE)Gifts for all the ladies and special door prisesSpecial Thanks to PREMIER HEALTH, OLD NAVY, KAY’S SHOPPE of LEBANON, & AFFINITY SALONPROCEEDS BENEFIT THE ANTIOCH SHRINE FOUNADION for Building ImprovementsTickets are $25.00 ~ Deadline for ticket reservations is OCTOBER 12, 2013No tickets available at the door!Contact Pam in the office at 937-461-4740 or ask a Divan Lady for tickets!2013 GLSA AWARD WINNERS!BOBBIES – 1 st Place in Inspection, Drill, Obstacle Course, and Slow Race.FUNSTERS – Mick Lile 1 st Place Parade Ability, Curt Huhn 1 st Place Seniors Costume & Makeup, FritzKrouskop 2 nd Place Tramp Costume and makeup,FUNSTERS 3 rd Place Parade Appearance, Execution, and overall Parade unit!PIPERS – Grade 1 Solo 2 nd place James Rutman, Grade 4 Solo 1 st place Nick Behymer,3 rd Place Mark Pelfrey, Grade 3 Solo 4 th Place Tim Rogers.Mass Pipe Band 1 st place overall parade unitMARCHING PATROL – 1 st place in Parade Drill.

Page 10 ANTIOCH CRIEROCTOBER 2013HONORING ANTIOCH SHRINE’S OUR PAST..... CHAMPAIGN COUNTY SHRINE CLUBSeptember 1992, GLSA Toledo, Presents Ohio was - our Shriners Fast forward & Friends’ to 2013 and for his birthday shePote’s first GLSA session and for hiswas back??Eastern Caribbean Cruise -- Aboard Carnival’s “Dream”22 nd birthday he received this gift....Sailing from Port Canaveral on MARCH 22, 2014 (NEW DATE)ITINERARYSaturday – Leave Port Canaveral 4:00PM ☼ Sunday – Nassau, Bahamas 8:30AM to 4:00PMMonday – at sea ☼ Tuesday – St. Thomas 11:00AM to 7:00PMWednesday – St. Maarten, Netherland Antilles 7AM to 5PMThursday – at sea ☼ Friday – at sea ☼ Saturday – Arrive Port Canaveral 8:00AMCategory 8E with balcony = $2,233.16 per cabinA deposit of $500 due upon booking, by 09-05-2013 with the balance due Jan 1, 2014Included: Meals on the ship, port charges and taxesNot included: Shore excursions, alcoholic/carbonated beverages, gratuities, personalJanuary 1973, Ills expenses, Sir John Bull insurance. opens the 50% discount 2013 forIlls 2013 Sir cruisers John Bull, is available. Jr opens the Fallthe Shrine Bowling League Additional information; FestivalYou need to carry a passport with validity of 6 months past your travel datesItinerary is subject to changes without notice at the discretion of the cruise line Government fees,taxes, port charges and fuel surcharges are subject to changeTo book contact:Ashley Knebelsberger - E-Mail: aknebelsberger@aaa-alliedgroup.comAAA Allied6580 N. Main St.Dayton, OH 45415Phone # (937) 281 2514~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Saturday October 26, 20139:00am - 3:00pmNever been to the Cincinnati Hospital? Never seen the reason why we do what wedo for “OUR” Children? Here is your opportunity! Saturday, October 26, you areinvited to join us for a trip of a life time! We have motor coach service leavingAntioch at 9am SHARP! returning around 3pm. You will visit the hospital, beconducted on tours and experience all the spectacular things WE do. Enjoy lunchand be part of ANTIOCH’S special check presentations to the Hospital andIMPERIAL POTENTATE - Imperial Sir JOHN CINOTTO.NEW MEMBERS….If you were unable to attend the trip in June, your ALLACCESS PASS can be used on this trip!Sign up by calling Pam at the office 937-461-4740. Only $10.00 per person.Deadline is October 10, 2013 space is limited, don’t wait!!!

Page 12 ANTIOCH CRIEROCTOBER 2013A Message from the IMPERIAL POTENTATESeptember 2013Dear Fellow Nobles:On behalf of Shriners International, I am pleased to announce the creation of the Red Skelton ShrinersCommunity Awareness Award. With membership as our primary focus, this initiative recognizes templesthat demonstrate exemplary work in creating a positive Shriners’ identity within their local communities.Inspired by the Masonic Service Association of North America’s (MSANA) Mark Twain Award, the RedSkelton Shriners Community Awareness Award is designed to raise awareness of the Shriners fraternity inan effort to increase both temple membership and patient volumes at Shriners Hospitals for Children ® .Named after one of our own great communicators, Red Skelton, I encourage each temple to develop imaginative and creative ways ofengaging and informing the public on both our great organizations. In short, the award’s goal is to promote positive communicationamong our temples, shrine clubs and the hundreds of thousands of men, whom I have the honor of calling “brother.”Starting now, every temple must register on Shriners Village (Click Here to Register) by October 15, 2013 to be eligible for the firstaward which will be presented at the 2014 Imperial Session held in Minneapolis, July 6-10. Once all materials are submitted, theImperial Public Relations Committee (IPRC) will then evaluate each registered temple’s community awareness initiatives, activitiesand resourcefulness. To recognize the winning temples, Potentates and PR Chairmen will be invited to attend the Imperial Potentate’sreception at Imperial Session and will receive reserved VIP seating at the 90th East-West Shrine Game ® in 2015. While all detailsand submission requirements can be found on Shriners Village, please contact the corporate Public Relations Department (shrinepr@shrinenet.org) for additional information, if needed.Best of luck to all participating temples and I look forward to the great success of this initiative.Yours in the faith,John A. CinottoImperial PotentateSetting the Pace for a Strong FutureParade NewsNew Carlisle ParadeSaturday October 5, 2013By call of the Illustrious Potentate John Bull Jr. all units will report to New Carlisle, Ohio no later than 9:30 AM onSaturday, October 5, 2013. The parade steps off at 11:00 AM. We will be up front for this parade.All Unit personnel will report to North Adams Street which will be our Staging Area. Adams Street will be blockedoff for us on the North End at West Lake Avenue and on the South End at West Jefferson (which is St. Rt. 571). We willmove out of the Staging area around 10:45 AM to the starting point of the parade at West Jefferson Street and MainStreet.The Provost Guard Unit Director, Roger DeLong and his unit men will be there to assist everyone in the Staging Area.Directions: From the South, I-75 North to I-70 East to St. Rt. 235 North to New Carlisle, also you can use St. Rt.4 North which also becomes St. Rt. 235 North and continue on St. Rt. 235 North crossing I-70 continuing North intoNew Carlisle. Coming into New Carlisle from the South, Turn West (left) on St. Rt. 571 or West Jefferson Street. Go 2Blocks, Turn North (right) on Adams Street which is the Staging Area.From the North and West, Several St. Rt’s can be used to get to St. Rt. 235. (St. Rt. 40, St. Rt. 571, St. Rt. 41). Cominginto New Carlisle from the North Turn West (right) on West Lake Avenue, Go 2 Blocks, Turn South (left) on AdamsStreet which is our Staging Area.The parade route is North Main Street to West on Lake Avenue. The parade will end at Adams Street, We will TurnSouth (left) on Adams Street, which is our Staging Area.Immediately following the parade there will be a real nice afterglow at 311 North Adams Street. The sameplace as last year. They will have live entertainment there at the afterglow. Please bring your lawn chairs to setup at the after glow.

OCTOBER 2013ANTIOCH CRIER Page 13WHAT IS YOUR LEGACY ?As we begin the final phase of our membership campaign for 2013, we want to HONOROUR PAST and your Legacy. We will have one last photo opertunity for you to help createa legacy photo. Antioch Photographers will once again be set up for your pictures duringthe Ceremonial on November 23 at Antioch. Bring along an old photo of your Father,Grandfater, Brother, Uncle or Son. We will prepare them and present them at the THANKYOU PARTY in January. We want to fill the walls with you lagacy!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~DAUGHTERS of the NILE Breakfast! Saturday, November 23, Before the Ceremonial.Come down and enjoy the great food and fellowship!

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OCTOBER 2013ANTIOCH CRIER Page 15Mr. John Bull, Jr., PotentateAntioch Shriners107 East First StreetDayton Ohio, 45402Dear Illustrious Sir Bull:All of us on the Imperial Divan would like to send our appreciation to the templeleadership for participating in the most recent Imperial Session. We appreciate yourconfidence in us by electing us to the positions we now hold. We will do everything torepresent you and all Shrine members to the highest degree.As we move forward with the Imperial 2013-2014 year, there will be nothing moreimportant than securing the future of our fraternity. We have spent much of the pastfew years focusing on securing our hospitals. We will continue to provide the necessarydedication to the hospitals but now is the time we shift our focus and make our fraternitystronger than ever. This will require changes from both an Imperial and temple level.On an Imperial level, our goal is to be more visible and accessible to our temples. Ourresponsibility will be to provide the support necessary for you to move your templeforward. Our efforts will begin with visits to at least 50 temples so that support can beprovided.We are asking each temple to take seriously the need to focus their attention on thefraternity. In the remaining five and ½ months of the year, we ask that you create asmany new nobles as possible and reduce your non-paid dues members by following theguidelines set forth by Shriners International’s membership team. For what makesShriners Hospitals for Children® different is Shriners! We are dedicated to help youimprove your membership, but we need you and your leadership to also make acommitment.In closing, let me say we have many resources available to you on our MDSSystem on www.shrinersvillage.com and through our Office of MembershipDevelopment in Tampa. Please feel free to contact them or any one of us if wecan help you achieve your goals.SHRINERS INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS ⋅ 2900 ROCKY POINT DR., TAMPA, FLORIDA 33607 ⋅ www.shrinershq.org

Page 16 ANTIOCH CRIEROCTOBER 2013What a beautiful day we had for the golf tournament. Unfortunately no oneput the ball in the hole to win the truck, but a lot of fun was had on thecourse. Special thanks to Beau Townsend Ford for their truck hole! Whatabout our cooks!! Nelson Spellman and Rob Butler took care of us again!!The true winners of this event are YOU! A donation to the ANTIOCHFOUNDATION in the amount of $1,500.00 was made for continuedbuilding improvements!! Thanks to all that came out!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~276 ANTIOCH SHRINE CEREMONIAL HONOREEJACK DAUGHERTYHONORING OUR pAST!Jack was born in Columbus, Ohio on November 6, 1924. He went to grade school and highschool at New Straitsville in Ohio and graduated from high school in 1942. He had oneyear at Ohio University before he turned 18. He enlisted in the Navy in 1943 and was areplacement medic on Guam and joined the 9 th Marines, 3 rd Division on Guam. Jacklanded on Iwo Jima February 22, 1945 and was wounded on March 17, on St. Patrick’sDay. Jack Daugherty, serving with the Ninth Marines, found himself aiding a marine lyingwounded in an area surrounded by enemy machine gun fire. As stated in a Bronze Starcitation by Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal, “Daugherty unhesitatingly went to thestricken man’s assistance…When his patient was attacked by an enemy soldier, Daughertykilled the Japanese. Later wounded himself and separated from his company by enemy firefor a period of eight hours, he… outlined an effective means of recovering our wounded.”As Admiral Nimitz later said, “Among the Americans who served on Iwo Jima, uncommonvalor was a common virtue.” Jack returned to Ohio University after discharge from USMCin March of 1946 and graduated with a B.S. in 1949. He then entered Case WesternReserve University School of Dental Medicine in 1949 and received a DDS degree in1953. Jack married Judy Lee Haber in Dayton, Ohio in 1950 and has a son, Gary. In 1953,he served an internship at the University of Cincinnati Hospital and in 1954 was aresident. In 1955, he was the only resident accepted at Ewing Clinic in Akron, Ohio and in1956 became the chief resident. Jack retired as an oral surgeon in 1987 at age 62. Jackreceived the Bronze Star with Combat V and a Purple Heart from his experiences on IwoJima. He now lives in Dayton.Jack was raised a Master Mason on May 20, 1946. He now belongs to Far Hills Lodge. Jackreceived his 65 year award in 2011. He became a Shriner in 1947 at Aladdin and came toAntioch in 1957. A TRUE HERO AND A GREAT SHRINE MASON!!

OCTOBER 2013ANTIOCH CRIER Page 17WE NEED CANDIDATES......YOUR Divan was extremely proud to receive the GOLDMEMBERSHIP AWARD at the convention in Indianapolis.Our goal for 2013 is to do nothing more than to repeatachieving this award. Let your Divan experience to joy ofstanding and receiving this award for you next year inMinneapolis.NOBLES…….We are at a crossroads in our 2013membership goal!HOW CAN YOU HELP???? Two ways. First help find those members who have notpaid their dues for 2013. A list can be obtained from HP&P Dave Heizer.NEXT, find that mason who wants to experience the fun you enjoy by being a Shriner.The Parades, Circus, Dance Classes, Imperial Convention, Fund Raising for ourHospitals, Ladies Activities or just the fellowship of some of our fine clubs.MEMBERSHIP is a major hurdle in front of us. We proved last year we take onchallenges and beat them. It is more important than ever to find those new candidates.Our greatest opportunity is at your feet. On April 20, 2013 The Grand Master of Ohiohad a One Day Class. There were over 300 men that became Master Masons. Eachnew member was handed a Shrine petition. What better way to help complete theirmasonic journey then becoming a noble of Antioch. Go visit your Blue Lodge andtell them YOU are a Shriner and want them to join you! On November 23, 2013 wewill continue our journey in repeating our goal of GOLD STATUS in the membershipprogram. We have a special day planned and this will be the last chance to join theShrine for $30.00! That’s right! As a special gift to them we will repeat the springoffer with Ills. Sir John Bull, Jr. covering the remaining $20.13!We had 242 nobles and ladies attend the Potentates Ball, and 212 at the ImperialSession in Indianapolis and 74 on the Cruise. IF you had a good time at one of theseevents then go get one candidate to join you for future FUN events.Let us RACE TOWARD THE FUTURE with a larger class then we had in June 1. Wecan hit 200 new members for 2013.

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OCTOBER 2013ANTIOCH CRIER Page 19Children's Dyslexia CenterValley of Dayton10 th Annual5K Costume Walk/RunWHEN:WHERE:REGISTRATION:Saturday, October 12, 2013 ( Rain or Shine )Dayton Masonic Center, 525 W. Riverview Ave., Dayton, Oh 45405Opens at 8:30 am Make Checks Payable to: CDC/Walk-RunYouth 6-12 years $10.00 Teen 13 – 18 years $20Adult $30.00 (Includes Drinks and Food*)(All proceeds benefit the Children’s Dyslexia Center.)To register, please visit us and our Event (the Costume 5K andFamily Festival) on Facebook (Children’s Dyslexia Center, Valleyof Dayton)or go to http://www.active.com/running/dayton-oh/costume-5k-and-family-festival-2013 or mail in the below form.COURSE:STARTING TIME:PARKING:RiverScape /Five Rivers MetroParks10:00 amDayton Masonic CenterCONTACT INFORMATION:Walt Barner at 937-416-7317 or wbarner@woh.rr.com*Register prior to October 4, 2013 to receive a free t-shirt!WALK WITH US ON THE ROAD TO READING_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Mail your registration form and checks to: CDC Walk/Walt Barner525 W. Riverview Ave., Dayton, OH 45405Name: _________________________________________________Age:______ E-Mail: ____________________________________________Address: _____________________________________________________City: ________________________ State: _____ Zip:__________Phone: __________________________________ Emergency Contact: ______________________________________________________(circle one) Adult Shirt Size: S M L XL XXL Youth Shirt Size: M LI cannot attend, but enclosed is my tax deductible donation of $_________________WAIVER: Please enter me in the 10 th Annual 5K Costume Walk/Run to help Children with Dyslexia”. I, on behalf of my heirs,my executor, administrators, and myself hereby release the Children’s Dyslexia Centers, Inc., the Dayton Masonic Center andFive River MetroParks, their employees, agents or volunteers associated with this walk event of all liabilities. In addition, Igrant permission for use of my name and/or picture, film, and video of the event for any purpose.Signature: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________This agreement must be signed for the registration to be valid. (Parent or Guardian if under 18 years old)

Page ANTIOCH CRIEROCTOBER 2013Learning Center BenefitLearning Center BenefitGourmet Hors d’oeuvres : Silent & Live AuctionGourmet Hors d’oeuvres : Silent & Live AuctionSaturday, November 23, 2013Saturday, November 23, 62013– 8 P.M.6 – 8 P.M.525 West Riverview Ave. Dayton, Ohio525 West Riverview Ave. Dayton, OhioThe Neil and Willa Jean SmalleyHelp a child learn to read by supporting this event financially and/or in person.Help a child learn to read by supporting this event financially and/or in person.Children’s Dyslexia CenterValley of DaytonThe Neil and Willa Jean SmalleyChildren’s Dyslexia Centeris a 501(c) 3 Scottish Rite Charity dedicated to providing free reading instructionfor children with Dyslexia.Valley of Daytonis a 501(c) 3 Scottish Rite Charity dedicated to providing free reading instruction_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________for children with Dyslexia.Learning Center Benefit ResponsePlease make _____ reservations. ($25.00/ person)Checks payable to the Children’s Dyslexia CenterMail To:CDC / Walt Barner525 W. Riverview Ave.Dayton, OH 45402Respond by Nov. 16, 2013Name(s):________________________________________________________________________________________Address:________________________________________________________________________________________________I cannot attend but please accept my donationThe children who benefit thank youLADIES and Nobles…..Time to go shooting!!!In conjunction with the Antioch Gun Club, The Vandalia Range & Armory,100 Corporate Center is offering the State of Ohio's Concealed CarryWeapon (CCW) classes for Antioch!! The team will present the 12hour (mandated by Ohio law) class exclusively for Shrine Nobles, theirLadies, friends and family members. Instructors for the classes are NobleTom Hail, Lady Dee Hail, Noble Peter Dyer, Steve Stoker and Dr. DougLongenecker.The class includes a National Rifle Association (NRA) handbook, safetybrochures, medical information, Ohio CCW law and two hours firing on theindoor range. The 12 hours are divided into four 3 hour evening classes:Monday, November 4, through Thursday November 7, from 6:00pm to9:00pm. Cost is just $150. Upon successful completion of the course, youwill receive a certificate that you will take to the Sheriff's office with yourapplication to apply for the CCW permit valid for five years.No prior firearm experience is necessary and if interested contact NobleHail with the number of attendees at 937/901-3196. Limited to 35.

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