Ill. Sir Paul Brigitzer, PotentateFrom the Potentate Ill. Sir Paul Brigitzer Here we are in September already and it’s been a busy challenging year so far. I want to thank everyone

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Ill. Sir Paul Brigitzer, PotentateOfficial Publication of Antioch Shrine • www.antiochshrine.com

VOL. 119, NO. 9 September 2019

Noble Larry RoyerSworn in at Englewood Parade

From the Potentate

Ill. Sir Paul Brigitzer

Here we are in September already and it’s been a busy challenging year so far. I want to thank everyone for having an awesome turn out for our parades, there are just a few more to go. Monday, September 2, we have one of our largest parades of the year - Holiday at Home. The Legion of Honor, Greeters, and Bobbies have offered seats on their rigs to all Antioch Ladies who wish to ride in this parade. If you haven’t experienced a parade from the

perspective of our Nobles, this is your chance. Just see any Divan Lady at staging for a seat! I hope everyone can come out and take some time on this holiday to help raise awareness of our Shrine.

Regarding some of our remaining parades, the date and time of the Brookville Parade is incorrect as published. This parade has been changed to Wednesday evening, October 2. Staging is at 6 PM. I know this is tough to get to for many of us, but it has been several years since we have participated at Brookville and I hope many of us can be there. Information will be updated on the website soon and a constant contact will be sent.

Monday, September 9, is our Stated Meeting. This will be an important meeting to attend. We will be discussing Antioch’s finances for the remainder of the year and into the future. I hope as many of you who are able can attend. There is a Lady’s program that night as well, put on by the Membership Committee.

Sunday, September 15, Antioch was asked to help with a fundraiser for the victims of the shooting in the Oregon District. We are partnered with the group “For the Love of Dayton” for this event. There will be bands, vendors, and tattoo artists filling our Temple from noon until 10 PM raising money for the victims through the Dayton Foundation (www.daytonfoundation.org). Antioch will benefit from the bar sales and splitting some games of chance and selling instant bingo tickets. We will need some help bartending, selling bingo tickets, showing curious folks around our building etc. I will have more details to follow. If you can give some time for Antioch and this great cause, please contact me.

Paul BrigitzerPotentate 2019

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IN MEMORIAM 2019AUGUST 2019

Richard Clingman 07/15/2019 08/19/1972Floyd Norman, Sr 08/6/2019 04/26/1986Clarence Fostin 07/31/2019 12/08/1979Frank M. Fannin 08/12/2019 05/09/1953Richard W. Fisher 08/22/2019 12/07/1957Harold E. Clawson 08/23/2019 01/26/1998William Bowshier 08/26/2019 12/11/1993

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Imperial Council RepresentativesCharles A, “Tad” Claypool, 33°, Past Imperial Potentate

Bret Stahler Paul Brigitzer Todd Rider Jerry L. Jamieson

EMERITUS REPRESENTATIVES, COLORADO CORP.Dwayne C. Jones, 33° Robert E. “Gene” WallsDouglas R. Boyd Doug Sorrell Gary L. Blackford

PAST IMPERIAL OFFICERSCharles A. Claypool, 33° Past Imperial Potentate 2002-2003Ben Hardin, Jr., 33° Past Imperial Associate Chaplain 2002-2003

EMERITUS OFFICERSDale Biddle.................................................................................RecorderDwayne Jones, 33°....................................................................TreasurerBen Hardin, 33°..........................................................................ChaplainRob S. Fickert ...........................................................................Treasurer

Antioch ShrineChartered June 14, 1898

Stated Sessions are held at 7:00 o’clock p.m. on the second Monday of April, September and 9:00 o’clock a.m. the second Saturday of Decem-ber of each year. December meeting will be for Election of Shrine Officers and Imperial Representatives. The Annual Meeting will be held the sec-ond Saturday of January, starting at 9:00 o’clock a.m. Additional sessions may be held at the pleasure of the Illustrious Potentate, provided that due notice thereof be given to the Nobility as provided for in Section 3-6 of the Shrine By-Laws.

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Living Past Potentates

Frank S. Klugh..................... 1977John W. Shimer, 33°............ 1980Ben Hardin Jr., 33°...............1988Dick Church Jr., 33°............. 1989Charles A. Claypool, 33°...... 1990Robert E. “Gene” Walls........ 1992Dwayne Jones, 33°.............. 1993Robert I. Wagner.................. 1997Edward A. Molen..................1998Douglas R. Boyd..................1999Doug Sorrell......................... 2000

Gary L. Blackford..................2001Jim Brewer............................2006Ray Combs...........................2008Bob Deam............................ 2009Bill Garlow, MSA...................2011H. Jeffery Shaw, 33°.............2012John Bull Jr...........................2013P. Scott Lipps........................2014Kevin Sweeney.....................2015David Heizer.........................2016Wes Ramsey.........................2017Bret Stahler...........................2018

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CREATED

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RESTORED

RESIGNED

Carl O. Sharpe

William A. O’Bryan

IN & OUT OF ANTIOCH

September , 2013

Notice is giventhat Antioch Shrine

will hold a Stated Meeting,

for the purpose of conducting businessto come before theNobility, on Monday

September 9, 2019at 7:00 pm.

107 East First Street, Dayton, Ohio“Es Selamu Aleikum”Attested:

Jerry JamiesonRecorder

Paul BrigitzerPotentate

James R. Forman

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PHOTOUNITBy Noble Bruce E. Puff Summer’s coming the an end, all the Kids, Grandkids are back in school, and how quiet is it around the House, even the dog is silent, the fridge is full, as we pause to scroll though all the snapshots taken. The Photo Unit has become the Visual Story Teller for Masonry and Shrinedom. Our Photos, Pictures, are the thousand words, that stir Our Emotion, all coming from the same place, smiles for the shinny old car, laughter for the clowns, tears for the injured child, and anger for a unnecessary death, that is so close to Our Homes. All captured on film, for All of Us to take Action, or ask a few serious questions. Stated Meeting, Sept. 9th. 7:00 pm. Upper Ballroom, Antioch, see if Our Photogs can everyone in one Frame. The Photo Unit meets the 4th Wed. of every Month, at Antioch, 7:30 pm. Nobles, & Ladies, All welcomed. Thanks to Frank Klugh for introducing Jessica to all of Us at the Sweet Corn Picnic. She had been a Lexington Patience.

PROVOSTGUARDBy Noble Tom Hail What a great summer we have had with our Shrine Parades and events. Our unit may be small in number but we rock in getting parade maps sent out, staging areas assigned, pull-out orders implemented, a coffee & donut stand stocked and of course, two golf carts with coolers full of ice cold water for our fellow Nobles and Ladies. Now, a note about this month’s meeting on Wednesday, September the 4th. Our regular dinner-meetings at the Rib House in Vandalia are now just a memory. The Rib House closed their doors after 38 successful years in business. We have been hard on the trail of finding another meeting place. An alternate restaurant has been chosen to try out for this month’s meeting. It is Giovanni’s Italian Restaurant at 215 W, Main Street in Fairborn so, come check it out!

Remember our troops fighting in harm’s way to keep us free and say a prayer they all safely return home.

God Bless America.

By Noble Louis Caston, Past Commander

Legion ofHonor

Greetings Nobles: Hopefully you have been enjoying your summer. Your LOH has been participating in the parades and will continue to do so throughout the parade season. Please remember the Sportsman Raffle on Saturday September 7th and also the Legion of Honor Oktoberfez on Friday October 4th. See any LOH member for tickets or get them from Pam in the Antioch office. “You are part of the world’s most feared and trusted force. Engage your brain before you engage your weapon” General ‘Mad Dog’ Mattis, USMC Please keep our members that may be sick or distressed and all of our veterans, wherever dispersed, in your thoughts and prayers. THE ANTIOCH LEGIONOF HONOR WANTS YOU! Membership is limited to Nobles that are serving or have been Honorably discharged from the Armed Forces of their country.

ArabicClubBy Ben Larick, KahleefaHello Kabili’s It won’t be long before the summer will be gone. I went to Nashville, Tennessee for the opening of the Imperial Session tor the special show,RAY STEVENS,CABA RAY Dinner and it was a wonderful time and Ray Stevens put on a wonderful show and I wouldn’t miss it again. I had ear surgery in July and I hope it is completely healed by our next meeting September 4th the first Wednesday in September. Antioch Shrine Sportsman Raffle is September 7th at the Greene County Fair Grounds. Please bring a guest! Any questions Please call me. My Phone # is 937-247-4515

CLASSICCARBy Jim Matthews, Director

Our 15th annual car show is now history – and - a big THANK YOU to all Nobles, Units, and Clubs who helped make it a success. The car show would not be possible without the help and participation of the entire Shrine family. September will be a very busy month. We have four parades – Kettering Holiday at Home, St Paris Pony Wagon Days, GLSA, and Urbana – the Sportsman raffle on September 7th, and our annual Classic Cars picnic on September 8th. (A big thank you to Tom and Nancy Lees for hosting the picnic) Driving Tip -- Tips for fall driving are to watch out for leaves, Stay alert on the road as children are back in school, check your tire pressure, plan ahead for wet conditions, use low beams when driving in foggy conditions, and most of all be alert for deer.


BOBBIE BITSBy Noble James Zell

ANTIOCHSENIORSBy Noble Bruce E. Puff

Greetings fellow Nobles, The Sportsmen’s Raffle is fast approaching and each member of your award winning Bobbies have sold at least one book of tickets each. We challenge every other unit to have 100% participation as well. Our raffle will be bigger and better than last year so our efforts to sell tickets must match the scope of the event. August was a busy month for the Bobbies, our summer picnic was a great time, thanks to Director Ayers for securing the Springfield Shrine Club for the event. The Motor Corps Car Show on the 25th was fantastic, our own Noble Barbarino won an award for his 1947 Plymouth Special Two Door Sedan (thanks Babs for the extended description) in the show, great job! Also, the Bobbies Fish fry is scheduled for Saturday, October 19th from 5:30-9:30 PM to be held at the Antioch Shrine. Please come out, we promise it will be a great time! As you all know consistency is paramount to maintain excellence in anything you do. We would like to congratulate Noble James Zell for his taking in second place in every individual event at the 2019 Imperial (including an impromptu 2 AM foot race). At our August meeting, two DUITS badges were given, one to Noble Shannon Zell for taking the trailer to Nashville and the other to Noble Fodor for taking the picture that became the cover photo of the August Crier. Congratulations men! And finally, Noble Marker won the Klutz Award over many deserving nominees including those that added to the difficulty of our obstacle course by leaving pieces of his Skat Kitty on the course, those that brought their own competition towel to inspection, and someone that dropped the back of the rig on his fellow Bobbie. We are sure Noble Marker will do a better job packing his clothes in the future. As always, it’s a great day to be a Bobbie! #DUITS

The Senior’s, Noble Bruce E. Puff Summer is coming to an end, a few more Parades, and the Grandkids are back in school. How quite is it now around the Homestead, the Little Ones are always asking all though questions, just like we, Adult Nobles do at Antioch. Attending all the Stated Meeting, Unit & Club Meetings to?. Do We get an allowance?, do We have Times Outs, if someone misbehaves?, or go to the Pote’s Office for a paddling? Well, not quite, But, even with Senior’s, We still talk Antioch’s Policies, Transparence of the Finances, and who does or say what. Enough Politics, Stated Meeting, Sept. 9th, 7 p.m. came a little early for a good parking spot, 6:15/6:30 p.m., and Socialize. Senior’s Meeting every Tuesday, doors open at 9 a.m. for a little card playing and a lot of talking, a $1 donation, get You doughnuts, coffee and/or tea. The 2nd Tuesday of the Month, Senior’s puts out a Brunch Bar, for a $4 donation. See Everyone at the Stated Meeting, with a list of Your questions!

Greeters meeting followed the Seniors great breakfast held the second Tuesday of each month. Jim brewer reported a total of 36 participants at the greeters Shipshewana trip held in July. It was a session of great food and fellowship. If you need a Greeters uniform or if you are interested in ordering a new Greeters Polo shirt contact Don Hoke with your size. Dress uniform is burgundy sport coat with grey slacks black shoes and Greeters tie. Our Divan Rep Jerry Jamieson announced that Antioch stated meeting will be held Sept. 9, Jerry encouraged everyone to support sportsman raffle as it is becoming our biggest fundraiser. All donations are greatly appreciated. Noble Jim Mack will announce the details of Antioch’s golf outing at our next meeting. Frank Finney & Lisa Davis will host our picnic Sunday Sept 15, 2:00 pm. Greeters had a great time at Cabiri Steak Fry where Ralph Saum with his 75 years of dedication to Antioch Shrine was honored. President Bob Davis welcomes new members to join the unit, see any Greeter for a petition. Special thanks to our Antioch Seniors for another great breakfast. Support your Masonic affiliations.

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ANTIOCHGUN CLUBBy Noble Tom Hail The month of September brings our members and their Annie Oakleys to the annual Gun Club Family Picnic. It will be held on Wednesday, September 18th (our regular meeting date) at President Free and his Lady Margaret’s home. The Social hour will start at 6:00pm and the food will be served at 7:00pm. Nobles bring lawn chairs and Annie Oakleys bring their favorite dessert. Lady Margaret and the Club will provide everything else. Since we have been dark July and August, the picnic will give us an opportunity to get back together and hear funny (or not so funny) stories of some fantastic summer memories.

I hope everyone had a great summer! I just wanted to remind you that we will be resuming our monthly meetings this month, since going dark for the summer. It will be on Thursday, September 19, 2019 at 7pm. This is the 3rd Thursday instead of the 4th due to the Imperial Convention taking place September 25-27, 2019 in Florida. Thank you for your support of Elissa and see you at the meeting!

ELISSASHRINEGUILDBy Renee Marcum Maharanee


We’uns decided to have a picnic outside since the weather wuz so warm out..we came outta the Hollar and Made our way down to a cabin in the woods by a river. Sum of us had trouble finding our way til we pulled out the map With the picyures. All of us finally got there and Boy! Did we have a time. Cuz Wes and Cuz Joe wuz in charge of the road kill They did a fine job. The gal cuzzins brought lots of fud to share and we ate ‘til we couldn’t move. One of the gals had a Birthday so we all sang to her and ate her birthday cake. Then the possum queen had games fer us to play and we got Rub offs if’n we won. After playing games fer a spell it wuz time to pack up and head back to the Hollar. We shore had a gud Time. Remember we don’t have a meetin’ in September so we’ll see ya’all in October.

By 3rd CUZ DAVE and Sue

Hillbillys 91WRIGHT FLYER CLAN

By Keven G. Sweeneh, PP

ANTIOCHFUNSTERS

First the Funtastics Unit would like to welcome our newest Unit in Antioch to the Parade route, The Antioch Drift Squad under the direction of Tyler Mittlestead! Congrats Nobles, let the Fun begin! The Funtastics met July 18th at Brixx Ice House with our Ladies. We welcomed new members Billy Harris and Lady Ruby for full membership. We also welcomed Rob Fickert and Lady Lissa as Associate Member. Good food, good fellowship, and good times was the theme of the evening. August 11th was our Unit picnic at Director Neal’s house. Great food, fun around the pool, and great fellowship was had by all! Rounded out the event with a nail party for the Ladies and a couple of the guys as well! The Funtastics are gearing up for the Sportsman Raffle Event, support your temple and your fraternity. Our next Unit meeting will be Thursday, Oct 24th at TJ Chumps in Fairborn. Look for all your favorite characters in the parades shown by Antioch’s funest unit, the Funtastics! The Funtastics Unit is now 15 members strong with new characters debuting at different parades throughout the year. The Funtastics, “Fun with a Purpose”!

By Noble Steve A. Moore The Champaign County Shrine Club Officers appreciate all members that have contributed their time and attended the many club activities!! The Club President, Noble Scott Spangler has been VERY busy with his Board of Directors, preparing for activities in 2019. A special THANK YOU to our Vice-President, Steve King, for filling-in for Noble Scott who is employed at Honda and unable to preside at the last few meetings. Thanks to all of you that attended and provided “manpower” [including our Ladies] to make all of our clubs activities all successful. THANK YOU TO THE “CAN CREW” who collect and dump cans 2-3 times each week. PLUS, a BIG CONGRATS to Noble Steve & his Lady Jackie for their marriage on July 22nd. All Shriners and potential Shriners are welcome to attend any of the activities listed below. Just be sure to call our Club Secretary/Treasurer; Noble Al Johnson-937-465-3202, for information and reservations. Upcoming Club meetings and activities include:September 21- Instine’s- Party GarageSeptember 28- Urbana Hoopla Parade- an Afterglow YOU do not want to missOctober- T B DNovember 8 -Bowling PartyDecember 7- Christmas Party—Cheetah Lounge

REMEMBER TO ATTEND YOUR BLUE LODGES--

[When is the last time you attended??]

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Fellow Nobles and Friends:

I’ve said “thank you” before but this one is by far the most meaningful. To be the first Guest of Honor at your CABIRI steak dinner last Saturday evening, August 17th was the “thrill of my lifetime.” I was honored and so well received by this distinguished group of Antioch’s own Past Imperial Potentate, Tad, our Present Potentate, Paul, and the many Past Potentates who are members of CABIRI that were present. Starting in the year 1944, my twin brother and I became Antioch Shriners joining our father and two uncles in the Saum love for Shrinedom. After 75 years at Antioch, I am still a proud member of the Shrine Brass Band under the leadership of Past Potentate Ed Molen. Thank you for all the gifts and cards. I truly appreciate them and all that you did to make the evening a success. Also a large “THANK YOU” to all of the Shrine Ladies, who worked so hard to make the evening successful and contributed in so many ways. I hope you will return for this annual fund-raising affair.

Yours in the faith,

Ralph Saum

P.S. HOORAY! As of this writing, Ed Molen is now home from the hospital.

On August 2, 2019 the Fraternal Order Of Eagles Post 1291 in Celina, OH along with Noble John Buzard and Lady Joyce held their 1st annual golf outing for the Shriners Hospital. Iris August and her family was our guest. Iris was born with Arthrogyrposis Multiplex Congenita. (She was born with a heart shaped body.) Iris is 9 years old. Iris has been a patient since almost birth. She has had several surgeries and many sets of braces. With the help of Lexington Hospital, doctors and nurses she is walking with the aid of braces. Iris wanted to thank Lexington hospital staff for all their aid, and Celina Eagle golfers for their commitment in helping children.

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Lexington Shriners Hospital Medical Center

Report for June 2019

This Month Year Last Year New Patient This Year To Last Year Total Last

Month Last Year To Date To Date Intake Month Date To Date Year

Ambulatory Surgeries 76 74 404 372 Al Menah 2 27 24 40

Surgery Satisfaction* 91.2% 95.6% 96.0% Aladdin 1 11 24 43

Alhambra 0 12 17 26

* Composite Ambulatory Satisfaction Scores - The average Antioch 0 6 10 15

score of overall Ambulatory Surgery Satisfaction from the Press Beni Kedem 11 69 56 126

Gainey Satisfaction Survey. Each patient discharged is mailed the El Hasa 40 239 287 596

survey to complete and return. A perfect score would be 100%. Jericho 0 4 4 7

Kerbela 6 27 17 40

Rehab Visits 790 983 4,886 6,050 Kosair 4 56 52 94

Outpatient Visits 1,891 1,786 11,086 10,527 Murat 0 8 16 27

Outpatient Satisfaction 95.0% 95.0% 95.0% Nemesis 2 11 11 17

2.0% Oleika 372 2,269 2,003 4,139

Rizpah 4 40 31 63

overall patient satisfaction from the Press Gainey Satisfaction Survey. Syrian 2 11 6 18

Random sample of outpatients are mailed the survey to complete Other 5 19 13 35

and return. A perfect score would be 100%.

Totals 449 2,809 2,571 5,286

What Does Shriners Hospitals for Children Stand For?

Shriners Hospitaos for Children is a health care system that is world-renowned for pediatric specialty care, innovative

research and outstanding teaching programs for medical professionals. Children up to age 18 with orthopaedic

conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries and cleft lip and palate are elgible for care and receive all services in a family-

centered environment, regardless of the families' ability to pay.

Composite Outpatient Satisfaction Scores - The average score of


RESULTS OF THE 2019 POTENTATE’S GOLF OPEN – AUGUST 5, 2019

First Place Men’s Division Jerry Stump, Jeremy Stump, Mike Froehle, Virgil Arnold

Second Place Men’s Division Matt Rufh, John Peyton, Bob Zelinkski, Mike Howard

First Place Co-Ed Division Wanda Petrenio, Dave Kleiner, Gary Baker, Jeff Teakel

Second Place Co-Ed Division Pat Henry, Steve Henry, Steve Yelland, Foe Naranja

CHALLENGE HOLES

Men’s & Women’s - Closest to the Pin on Second Shot - No.2 Legend Jerry Stump

Women’s – Longest Drive in the Fairway – No. 3 Legend Pat Henry

Men’s - Closest to the Pin – No. 4 Legend Greg Newkirk

Men’s - Longest Drive in the Fairway – No. 6 Heritage Darrel Pearson

Women’s - Closest to the Pin – No. 7 Heritage Pat Henry

Men’s & Women’s - Longest Putt on the Green – No. 9 Heritage Jim Glaser


Noble Gene East Suprise 90th

Birthday Party held in his

honor August 17.



Cabiri Steak FryHonoring Noble

Ralph SaumFor his 75 years

as a Shriner


*** See your Legion of Honor Shriner or Pam at Antioch for tickets***

4 October 2019Antioch Temple

107 East 1st StreetDayton, Ohio 45402

1730 - 2000 Hours(5:30pm - 8:00pm)

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LewisburgParade




Antioch Classic CarAnnual Car ShowHeld at Antioch Shrine Center


Kettering Holiday At Home Parade

By call of the Illustrious Potentate, Paul Brigitzer, All Units and Clubs will report to the Town & Country Shop-ping Center at Stroop and Far Hills in Kettering, Ohio, no later than 8:30am on Monday, September 2, 2019. The Parade steps off at 9:55am. Tom Hail, Director of the Provost Guard Unit and his Unit will be there to assist every-one in the staging area.

Directions to the staging area are: From the north, take Shroyer Rd. south to Stroop Rd. and enter shop-ping center on the right side. From the west and south, take Far Hills north to Shroyer, turn right and follow to Stroop Rd. and shopping center is on the left. These are the only ways to shop-ping center due to road closures and parade detours.

Click here for directionsParade Route: Parade route is north on Far Hills to Rock Hill Ave. where horses will exit to the right and the rest of Units will have Police escort right on Dorothy Lane to right on Shroyer, then south to Stroop Rd. where we started. All units need to maintain tight forma-tion on return route to avoid problems with other traffic.Directions back to staging area from Parade Route end: Antioch will turn right on Rockhill Ave and right on Shroyer Road. Please keep the units in tight formation on the return to Town & Country Shopping Center.Directions to Afterglow: The Afterglow is at the VFW on Wilmington Pike. This is also the same location as last year. Directions are as follows: leaving the Staging Area, Turn Right (East) and go to Marshall Road and turn Left. Take Marshall Road until it deadends into Wilmington Pike and turn left. The VFW will be on the immediate right. Address is 3316 Wilmington Pike, Ket-tering, Ohio 45429.

St. Paris Pony Wagon Days Parade

Anyone wishing to parade at this event with Antioch is directed to report to St. Paris, Ohio no later than 5:30pm on Thursday, September 5, 2019. Report to Ice River Springs plant located at 702 East Main Street in St. Paris, Ohio. Please be on time because they will close the streets at 6:00pm. The parade steps off at 6:30 and we will be close to the front of the parade.

Directions to the staging area are: The recommended route is to take I-75 to I-70 East to St. Rt. 235 North, follow St. Rt. 235 North to (Right) East on St. Rt. 36. Continue on St. Rt. 36 just a short distance to St. Paris on Main Street. Continue on Main Street and Cross the Railroad Tracks at the East end of town. Soon after you cross the Railroad Tracks Ice River Springs is on the (Left) North side if the road.

Click here for directionsParade Route: The parade route is West on Main Street through town to (Left) South on High Street to (Left) East on Walnut Street to (Left) North on Ashland Ave. to (Right) East on Main Street back to Staging Area.Directions back to staging area from Parade Route end: Parade ends at Staging Area.Directions to Afterglow: Afterglow is TBD

The Great Lakes Shrine Association (GLSA)70th Annual Fall Ceremonial and Busi-ness SessionSeptember 18th – 22nd, 2019Grove City, OH By call of the Illustrious Potentate, Paul Brigitzer, All Units and Clubs will report to the GLSA Session Parade in Grove City, Ohio. Tom Hail, Director of the Provost Guard Unit and his Unit will be there to assist everyone in the staging area. Directions to the staging area are: TBDDirections to Afterglow: Afterglow is at the Aladdin Temple. Cost is $5.00 per person

Urbana Parade By call of the Illustrious Potentate, Paul Brigitzer, All Units will report to the Champaign County Fairgrounds in Urbana, Ohio (384 Park Ave.) no later than 10:15am on Saturday, September 28, 2019. The Staging area will be at the Fairgrounds as in the past. The parade steps off at 12:00pm. Direc-tions to the staging area are: I-75 to I-70 East to Exit #47 which is St. Rt. 4 towards Springfield, continue on St. Rt. 4 until you get to St. Rt. 68 North (Just east of Ohio Masonic Home), take St. Rt. 68 North to Urbana. Also, you can take I-70 East to Exit #52 B, St. Rt. 68 North to Urbana. Coming from the North and West you may want to use St. Rt. 29, St. Rt. 33, St. Rt. 36, St. Rt. 55 to St. Rt. 68 in Urba-na. Champaign County Fairgrounds is located at the South end of Urbana on St. Rt. 68 to EAST on Park Ave. which goes directly in to the Fairgrounds. Parade Route: We will move out of the Fairgrounds around 11:15pm in Parade Line Up to gather on Park Ave. When everyone is lined up, we will have a Police Escort turning North (right) on Kenton Ave. and go to Washington Ave. and turn West (left) and line up on Washington Ave. at Main Street where the Parade will start. The parade route is South on Main Street to half way around the turn around (Stay away from the edge of the turnaround) continuing South on Main Street to East (left) on Park Ave.Directions back to staging area from Parade Route end: Parade ends on Park Ave, to Fairgrounds at the end.Directions to Afterglow: Afterglow is TBD

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Ill. Sir Paul Brigitzer, PotentateFrom the Potentate Ill. Sir Paul Brigitzer Here we are in September already and it’s been a busy challenging year so far. I want to thank everyone