Mocha May 2011.indd - Mocha Shriners

2011 Potentate
Illustrious
Sir Jack Cumming
and Lady Helen
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VOL. 34 NO. 2 LONDON, ONTARIO MAY 2011

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www.mochashriners.org Published 4 times a year
Statement of Purpose: To allow members to share items of
interest while promoting our commitment to children and
the interests of Mocha Centre.
Editor: Dennis Cook 519-842-3064
Editor Emeritus: Gerry Stephenson, Floyd James
Public Relations: Paul Smith, 519-637-3396
Office: Sharron Miller, Heather Palmer and Jody Axford
468 Colborne St. London, ON N6B 2T3
Phone: 519-672-1391 mochashriners@rogers.com
Fax: 519-672-7723 Lounge: 519-672-2043
ELECTED DIVAN 2010
Potentate: Jack Cumming 519-353-5556
hjcumming@brucetelecom.com Lady Helen
Chief Rabban: David Fickling 519-451-6724
ficks@rogers.com Lady Patricia
Assistant Rabban: Rob Parker 519-680-0032
parkerrob@rogers.com Lady Deb
High Priest & Prophet: Jim Thomsen 519-495-1882
jimmyjobillybob@rogers.com Lady Deb
Oriental Guide: Bob Marshall 519-245-5567
rcm@ispca Lady Vesta
Treasurer: Dave Fahrner, PP 519-641-4998
fahrner@sympatico.ca Lady Susan
Recorder: Jeff Brown 519-285-2042
2.browns@rogers.com Lady Lynne
APPOINTED
First Ceremonial Master: Brian Dayman 519-353-4332
bddayman@gmail.com Lady Corinne
Director: Tommy Hill 519-268-2409
hill@sympatico.ca Lady Cheryl
Marshall: Craig Kealey 519-389-4187
kealey@bmts.com Lady Sue
Captain of the Guard: Earl Schneider 519-343-2315
schneider@sonicwaves.ca Lady Ann
Outer Guard: Bill Baxter 519-348-8000
bmbaxter@ezlink.ca Lady Mary
POTENTATE’S APPOINTMENTS
Chief Aide: Frank Eagleson 519-797-2067
feagleson@bmts.com Lady Doris
Chaplain/Donor Relations: Rev. Canon Michael Farr
519-396-8284 morkfarr@bmts.com Lady Kathleen
Assistant Chaplain: Rev. Gordon Simmons 519-344-1983
simmons.gord@gmail.com
Membership: Harry Hewbank 519-773-7147
hhewbank@eastlink.ca Lady Ruth
Pubic Relations: Paul Smith 519-637-3396
pjsmith@pjsmithassoc.ca Lady Terry
Mocha News Editor: Dennis Cook 519-842-3064
thecooks@sympatico.ca Lady Diane
Mocha News Advertising: John Davidson 519-657-1303
johndavidson@rogers.com Lady Cathy
Temple Attorney: C. F. MacKewn Jr. 519-672-2171 x228
fmackewn@mwk.on.ca
External Auditor: John Rozeluk 519-471-6900
john@rozelukandcompany.ca
Facility Manager - Inside: Bent Anderson 519-672-7408
krisandbent@porchlight.ca Lady Kris
Facility Manager - Outside: Fraser Grant 519-657-4318
sales6000@gmail.com Lady Connie
Photographer: Randy Dunlop 519-264-2964
rdphoto@rogers.com Lady Valerie
Piper: Wilson McBeath 519-485-3496
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It is amazing
how quickly
three months
have gone, as
we are now at
mid April. It has
been a long
winter and it is
good to see the
snow finally gone.
Things are alive and well at Mocha
Shriners. At the time of writing,
we have had twelve installations
since January 14, 2011 with more
coming, as well as some official
visits. I am pleased to see some of
the Clubs and Units starting to
consider combining some of these
visits, as per my request and that is
certainly much appreciated.
The busy Spring and Summer
schedule is about to start. We have
the Mocha Ball on May 7th/11 at
the Best Western Lamplighter Inn at
591 Wellington Road south in
London. It is not too late to get
tickets, if you have not seen the ad
until now. It will be an evening of
great friendship, food and dancing.
The Spring Ceremonial is May 27
and 28th, so see if you can convince
some of your fellow Master Masons
to please consider joining our great
Philanthropy. We must increase our
numbers soon, or we are going to
become extinct. That is not a nice
thought, but it is reality. We now
have approximately 35 applications
in, but let’s increase that to 100 and
get that Bruce Shrine commitment
of $1000 per new member for
Mocha and the Shrine Hospital
System.
Potentate’s Report
The summer will bring B.B.Q.’s
golf tournaments and other fun
filled events for the Nobility and
their ladies and friends.
Nobles Harry Hewbank and
Chris Bradley are working on
membership-- new members and
restoration of members, who have
taken a demit or been suspended for
some reason.
Noble John Davidson, as Promotions
Co-ordinator is selling business
cards ads. This is a new concept for
ads at $113.00 each for your
business card. This cost will get
your business card into four issues
of Mocha News and will assist in
paying for the cost of producing this
great magazine. We have another
committee getting better prices
on publishing the magazine and
returning to our usual good quality.
Nobles Michael Farr and Rick
McLeod are doing great promotions
on Donor Relations. They have a
lofty goal for this project and if
your club or unit has not yet heard
their presentation, you should give
them a call and hear about the
information.
We are starting to make progress on
the plans to redecorate and
refurbish the upper banquet room.
Noble Barry O’Brien is chairing a
committee to move forward with
this project.
Hope to see as many of you as can
attend, the Mocha Ball and Spring
Ceremonial.
Yours In The Faith,
Jack Cumming,
Potentate, Mocha Shriners
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Recorder’s Corner
by Jeff Brown
Gosh, here we go charging into a new year
with so many items to deal with. Our new
Potentate, Illustrious Sir Jack Cumming has
his hand firmly on the tiller and is leading
his new Divan through the challenges we
face. One of our issues this year is the
refurbishing of our upper banquet hall at
the Temple. It has been many years since
a major change has taken place in the hall and many are
beginning to realize it looks very “tired”.
Noble Barry O’Brien has stepped up to be the Committee
chairman for reviewing the whole project and will be looking at
all facets of the project from top to bottom. He is getting bids and
estimates and, with his committee, he will be developing a plan
to present to the Board of Directors for consideration. Ultimately
the Board will be bringing the plan to the membership for
approval. However, the costs for such a plan will need the
financial support of the Clubs & Units. More on that later.
Illustrious Sir Bob Henry and his committee on Long Range
Planning from 2010 has presented their report to the Divan late
last year and has now presented a modified version at the recent
Information Day seminar at Mocha on April 2nd. The report was
well received and the Divan has been acting prudently on many
concerns brought forward in the context of that report. Gratitude
is extended to Ill. Sir Bob Henry and his committee for their hard
work and diligence.
Speaking about the Information Day on April 2nd, although
numbers of attendees were a little lower than expected, I believe
they found the day to be enlightening. Many speakers and loads
of information were presented and a good interactive session
Chaplain’s Chat
Nobles: We are living in interesting
times. We are living in times of extreme
change. How exciting that can be if we
choose. How debilitating that can be if
we choose to live in the past. It was
reported to me that at this year's
installation our Potentate's grand
daughter said she would like to be a
Shriner like her grandfather and her
uncles. We live in interesting times. As
Shriners we profess to be people of faith putting ourselves at
God's disposal to be led into doing the good works that God
would have us do on this earth. We are also just into the second
decade of the 21st Century and it is time to remember that we
are joint citizens of the Kingdom of God(a Spiritual Kingdom)
and of this good land of Canada. It is time to rededicate
ourselves to both of these citizenship's.
As members of the Kingdom of God make sure that your faith
is firmly fixed on God and His will for you, rather than on your
own self-will and determination to have things our way rather
than God's way. As citizens of Canada remember that if you
seemed to highlight the day. Remember that Information Day is
an annual seminar for you, as members of Mocha and our Clubs
& Units. Plan on attending every year. We try to vary the
information presented and give you updates on current issues so
it is never a waste of your time to attend.
Membership issues are still haunting us as we suffered a number
of visits from the Black Camel recently and our numbers keep
falling. We need you to refocus on those Masons that you
know would make good Shriners. Our Membership Committee,
Nobles Harry Hewbank, Chris Bradley and Shayne Eldridge are
working hard to promote membership, can you support them? Do
you have an application form in your fez case? Do you have one
in your Masonic apron case? Are you talking to those Masons
you know that could be interested in joining us in the “World’s
Greatest Philanthropy”? Look around you, and don’t be hesitant to
mention membership to them.
Our horizon is now set on the upcoming Spring Ceremonial in
Southampton & Port Elgin on May 27 & 28. We have a good class
of candidates and are still looking for more! We initiated three
Nobles through a short form Ceremony at the Bruce Shrine Club
Official Visit on April 11th because they will be unable to attend
the Spring Ceremonial so we are off to a good start.
The Imperial Session is in Denver this year and your Divan will be
travelling there to participate in the seminars and business
sessions. Imperial Sir George Mitchell is winding down his year as
Imperial Potentate and we did “Let George Do It” after all. Denver,
of course is the home area for Imperial Sir Michael Severe, Deputy
Imperial Potentate and he will of course be anticipating his
election at that session.
Remember, “UNITY WINS”
and the Potentate’s Slogan;
“LET’S ALL PULL TOGETHER”
are doing God's will, it is likely to be of benefit to your family,
neighbors and the whole country.
We hold joint memberships in Mocha (our primary
membership) and in clubs and/or units to which we may
belong. "Mother Mocha" requires as much attention as our
clubs and/ units. A strong joint membership will benefit both.
I was reminded of the 'refurbishment committee' (for our
building) recently one Sunday when I attended St. Luke's
Church, Broughdale/London, with my mother. Also in
attendance was Noble Charles Ross who acted as the lawyer
for Mocha when the new banquet facility was added. I mention
this as a remembrance of the fact that the banquet facility was
added some time ago and probably needs up-dating. Let us
rededicate ourselves to looking after our present membership
and building for it is in having a strong Mocha membership
that others will become interested in joining us for fellowship
and working for Shrine Children.
In these interesting times of rapid change remember that it is
only God who does not change. Yet God requires us to change
as we are continually called to new ministries in God's
service.
To God be the Glory
Rev. Canon Michael Farr, Mocha Chaplain
MOCHA NEWS May 2011 Page 3

Potentate's Ball
Spring Ceremonial
Membership Report
Potentate installs his Son as President
Feature article on Eric Collis
News from Sahib Shrine Temple in Sarasota Fla.
Circus Daddy List
Many articles from Clubs and Units
Page 4 May 2011
Dennis
COOK
editor
Nobles
I may be alone in my thoughts here, but I am darn well
ready for the weather to warm up, there is Motorcycle
riding to be done, outside chores, to be considered, and
all kinds of stuff that has nothing to do with cold or wet
weather.
As you will see we have gone back to the glossy format
for the Mocha News, which to me has more eye appeal
than the last issue. I don't want to get in to the politics
of it all, and it mainly boils down to costs. I am all for
cutting spending, and am hopeful that through more
advertising, and donations from Clubs and Units we
may be able to keep this format.
In reality there are many Shrine Temples who do have
the same format as our last issue, so I guess we do
what we can do, with what we have at our disposal.
Hopefully you've got a couple of candidates lined up for
the Spring Ceremonial, please come pout and support
the new candidates, and the hard workers of Bruce
Shrine Club, who have put a lot of time and effort into
this Ceremonial.
Happy reading Dennis
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SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
As Directed by the Potentate of Mocha Shriners,
Noble Barry O’Brien has been assigned the
Chairman of a Committee to undertake the
preparation of cost estimates for the renovation of
the Upper Banquet Hall at Mocha Temple.
As was heard at the Stated Meeting of March 9th,
the membership present felt that it was best to obtain
a total price package and know how much work was
needed to bring the hall up to date instead of doing
it a piece at a time. There was a consensus among
the members that the hall needed a lot of work to
bring it up to date and to redecorate. Ceiling, walls,
lighting, decorating and sound system, including
wireless microphones, etc. are all included in the
project for review.
To this end, Noble Barry O’Brien has taken on
the challenge to oversee that every facet of the
renovation project is examined and that bids and
estimates of the necessary work are obtained, then
presenting a fi nal package to your Board of Directors
at his earliest opportunity. The Board of Directors will
then present the fi ndings to the membership at the next
available scheduled Stated Meeting for consideration by
the membership.
It has been suggested that once the total cost of the
work is known, that the Clubs & Units be canvassed
for support. As you may not know, Mocha has no
budget for these types of renovations. Mocha also
has no offi cial fund raising projects of its own because
it has always relied on the Clubs & Units of Mocha
to support its needs. A challenge has been issued by
the Norfolk Shrine Club, which appeared in the last
Mocha News, to have every Club & Unit in
Mocha match or exceed their donation towards the
renovation project. It is recommended that any Club
or Unit wishing to support this project make your
donations payable to Mocha Shriners and mark on
the Re: line “Upper Hall Renovation Project” These
special donations will be kept in escrow expressly for
this project.
No monies will be spent on the renovations until the
membership has been appraised of the details and voted
on accepting the plan at an upcoming Stated Meeting.
Fraternally, Mocha’s Board of Directors
MOCHA NEWS

Membership Committee - Mocha News
Noble Shayne Eldridge
If you don’t already know that our
membership numbers continue to
decline and that the number of
new members each year is
surpassed by those taken by the
Black Camel, then you need to get
out to more Stated Meetings and read the Mocha
News.
The fact is, this is what is occurring and we - meaning
you, I and every Noble in Mocha need to be
concerned and be an active part in turning this
around. I know it can be done as there are lodges and
other Masonic bodies that regularly bring in a good
number of new members each year. I cannot think of
any reason why we
cannot do so.
Along with bringing in
new members, we also
need to keep the Nobles
we have. There are many
reasons why Nobles lose
interest in their Shrine.
We need to uncover these
reasons and do what we can do to ‘fix’ the problem.
The Shrine has provided me and my wife, with a very
enriching experience. We have had lots of fun and made
many new friends. I know that this is the same for many
of you. We need to ensure that each and every Noble
(new or of long-standing) and his wife/family have the
same experience. By doing so, being a member of
Mocha will be something every one will want to be a
part of.
The intent of ‘Membership Corner’ will not be to dwell
on the sad numbers of declining membership - it is what
it is. It will be a positive focus on what we can do about
it. In each Mocha News and soon on our website, you
will get an update on what your Membership Committee
is doing and to give you some ideas to help you help
your Shrine.
Yes, your Shrine. Mocha belongs to each and
everyone of us and we each bear a duty and
responsibility in ensuring it’s future. Remember who
we do this for - the kids. Let’s keep this future alive.
Your Membership
Committee
Noble Harry Hewbank -
Chairman
Nobles Chris Bradley,
Shayne Eldridge,
John Parker
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Units
Alumni Unit
Aylmer Ghost Busters
Bluewater Fire Brigade
Brantford Keystone Kops
Cambridge Mini Vettes
Camel Coach Unit
Concert Band
Desert Rats
Director's Staff
Eze Riders
Greeters
Hi-Ro Clown Unit
Hillbilly Clan #59
Iron Camels
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Lambton Clown Unit
Lambton Motor Corps
Lambton Oriental Band
Legion of Honour
Mocha Classic Car Unit
Mocha Classics
Mocha Jeepsters
Mocha Love Bugs
Mocha Mini Choppers
Mocha Motor Corps
Mocha Oriental Band
Mocha Road Runners
Mocha Trumpet Band
Norfolk Dune Buggies
Outhouse #1 St Thomas
Outhouse #2 Windsor
Outhouse #3 Thedford
Provost Corps
Royal Scots O'Mocha
secretary@royalscots.ca
Stratford-on-Avon
Mini Kars
Temple Guards
Tillsonburg
Fire Unit
(1919 Reo Fire Truck)
Tillsonburg
Outriders (mini bikes)
Waterloo Oriental Band
Woodstock Clown Unit
Clubs
Aylmer Shrine Club
Ahcom Shrine Club
Blenheim Shrine Club
Bluewater Shrine Club
Brantford Shrine Club
Bruce Shrine Club
Cambridge Shrine Club
Hi-Ro Shrine Club
London Shrine Club
Huron Shrine Club
Lambton Shrine Club
Mocha Roadrunners
Moramos Shrine Club
Norfolk Shrine Club
Pal Mocha Shrine Club
Sault Shrine Club
Stratford-on-Avon
Shrine Club
Strathocha Shrine Club
Sun Parlor Shrine Club
Tillsonburg Shrine Club
Woodstock Shrine Club
Waterloo County
MOCHA NEWS

Erie Hospital Day
Nobles, mark your calendar
for a visit to.....
ERIE SHRINE HOSPITAL
Sunday June 5/2011
9:30 am. to 2:00pm
Many activities are planned
throughout the day.
JUNE
5
9:30am - 2:00pm
All events are open to the Public at no cost, refreshments
and gifts will be available to purchase.
An excellent opportunity for you and your family, to tour
the Hospital and learn more about the expert Orthopedic
Medical care available .
Schedule of events:
9:30 to 12:45 Hospital Tours
9:30 to 12:30 Antique Car show (Hospital Parking Lot)
9:30 to 12:45 Craft Fair
9:30 to Noon Chair Messages
11:00 to 12:45 Musical Entertainment
12:45 to 2:00 Formal Shriners Ceremony
TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT HOSPITAL DAY
CALL 814-875-8782
FOR
3 HONDA
ODESSEYS
Come join the
Mocha Desert
Rat Unit by
buying 1 of
the 3 odesseys
for sale.
Only if you are interested in becoming
a Desert Rat call
Geoff Clays
519-461-1065
BLACK CAMEL
We Cherish Their Memories
ANGUS MORTON R
ENGLEWOOD
ASKEW KEITH W
MERLIN
BAKER GEORGE H
ST THOMAS
BROTHERS GEORGE W
STRATHROY
CARROTHERS GEORGE C
LONDON
CHAFEE FRASER W
SARNIA
COLTHURST GUY B
WINDSOR
DORLAND DOUGAL P.P.
WOODSTOCK
GRIFFIN ALLEN A
SARNIA
GRIFFITH EDWARD J JR
WINDSOR
HILL KENNETH
LONDON
JEFFERY NORMAN F
MERLIN
JOHN (JACK) MARSHALL
LONDON
KIRKBY THOMAS J
BRANTFORD
LASENBY NORMAN P
SARNIA
LEE ERNEST W
LONDON
MORLEY CARL E
LONDON
RAWSON WILFRED E
GODERICH
ROSS VALENTINE C
LONDON
RUSSELL JOHN K
WINDSOR
SCHELLENBERGER RALPH E
STRATFORD
TURVEY MURRAY A
SIMCOE
ZAVITZ BRUCE D
OIL SPRINGS
MOCHA NEWS May 2011 Page 7

Progress Report #9 - Mocha Shriners
April 2011
Background
• In December, 2007, the Mocha Shriners committed to donating $1 million to Children’s Health Foundation by 2011 to
establish the Mocha Shriners Paediatric Orthopaedic Telemedicine Service.
• Through commitment, dedication and numerous fundraising efforts, the Mocha Shriners achieved that goal in 2 ½
years – an incredible accomplishment!
• The network officially went ‘live’ in 2010.
• Based at Children’s Hospital with audio video connections to Windsor, Chatham and Kitchener/Waterloo, telemedicine
technology uses specialized video cameras and monitors to allow doctors at Children’s to assess and monitor
treatments long distance in real time.
• The special London Mocha Shriners Paediatric Orthopaedic Telemedicine Centre will be named in their honour and
will move from its temporary location at London Health Sciences Centre into the New Children’s Hospital when it
officially opens in September of 2011.
Project Support Update
• At the end of October last year, Tricia Potter fulfilled her role as the Project Manager for MSPOTS.
• With the three sites up and running in Chatham, Windsor, and Kitchener/Waterloo, the services and skill set of a
full-time project manager were no longer required.
• Tricia has done an excellent job in her role of overseeing the numerous details and steps involved in successfully
establishing the Mocha Shriners Orthopaedic Telemedicine Service.
• Tricia's successor is Susan Thorne. Susan is a Telemedicine Specialist Technician and brings her experience as a
Telemedicine Coordinator for the Cardiac Care Program at University Hospital.
• Susan's business and healthcare background has provided her with strong interpersonal skills and a longstanding
career working in both the private and public healthcare sectors.
• Susan's role with MSPOTS will be part-time and will involve maintaining the program that has been established by
providing support to the three sites and coordinating the scheduling of patients being seen through the use of
telemedicine.
Sharing Information about MSPOTS at a National Conference
• From May 29 to June 1, the e-Health 2011: Enabling Healthy Outcomes Conference is being held at the Metro Toronto
Convention Centre.
• This is the largest e-Health event and tradeshow in Canada and is being cohosted by the Canadian Institute for Health
Information and the Canadian Health Informatics Association.
• We are pleased to report that Tricia Potter successfully applied to be a poster presenter at this conference. (A poster is
used by individuals or groups to present information at a conference with an academic or professional focus.)
• The focus of Tricia's poster is the MSPOTS project and the process of developing a sustainable program.
• The posters will be displayed for viewing by conference attendees and judges. We will keep you apprised of the
outcomes.
Prepared by:
Debbie Comuzzi, President and CEO, Children’s Health Foundation
Penny Harman, Philanthropy Associate, Children’s Health Foundation
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MOCHA NEWS

Alain and Garrett, from Roommates to Friends
This fall, when 18 year-old Alain
walked into his hospital room, the same
room he has had every stay at Shriner
Hospitals for Children® - Canada since he
was two, he was quite surprised to see a young
boy bunking in his bed. Alain was used to
having the same bed, in the same room, ever
since he could remember. Much to his surprise,
on the morning of October 13th, 10 year-old
Garrett became his roommate.
The two boys thought that they had
little in common; Alain lives in Thetford
Mines (Quebec) and Garrett in Regina
(Saskatchewan), they have very different
tastes in music, not to mention the age
difference. "But then, I got to know him"
says Alain. What broke the ice for the boys
was the the Ilizarov external fixator; Alain
underwent a lengthening with one years
before and noticed Garrett's. They struck up a
conversation and found that they had so many
experiences and stories to share about procedures,
medication and recovery. They came to
realize that they had much more in common than
they initially thought. They found in each other
a friend that they could relate to and so did their
families.
For the first time, Garrett's mother Shara felt
comfortable opening up to another mother who
UNIT NEWS
Mocha Love Bugs
Gentlemen, start your engines. How
many times have we heard that phrase?
Nobles of the Love Bugs will be
starting their engines after storing
their bugs for the winter and are now
getting ready for the upcoming parade
season. Parades booked so far for
this year: Woodstock - May 23,
Thamesford - May 23, Spring
Ceremonial - May 28, Thamesville -
June 24, Komoka - July 1, Chatham -
July 1.
had dealt with the same experiences as her family,
Nathalie, Alain's mother, was happy to share
her insight about what to expect in the coming
years and how to anticipate the journey that lies
ahead for their family.
Shara was so grateful for Alain's advice to
her son "Sometimes it can be hard, but in
the end, it's all worth it!" he told Garrett.
"My son finally has someone that he can
relate to and look up to" said Shara; she even
compared their relationship to a "big brother
helping out with his little brother".
The boys will keep in touch by phone
and hope to see each other soon. Their
mothers also plan to do the same.
Nathalie has even offered Shara
"advice or just someone to talk to when
things are tough, advice from one mother
to another" and a place to visit next time
they come to the Shriners Hospitals for
Children® - Canada.
Alain was born with a leg length discrepancy. He learned to walk with one foot flat
and the other on his toes. Also, one of his feet is much wider than the other so he
cannot wear regular shoes or ice skates. Now, Alain is finishing high school while
working part-time.
Garrett has arthogryposis; his latest surgery required an entire summer of treatment
as an outpatient at the hospital. The fifth grader has always been quite active;
he plays wheelchair basketball and tennis and is an avid swimmer.
We welcome our newest Love Bug
member - Kenneth Cunningham.
Regular monthly breakfast
meetings are held on the first
Saturday of every month at the New
Sarum Diner in downtown New
Sarum at 9 am. We are always looking
for new members so if you are
interested come join us and the
following executive members might
even buy you breakfast.
President: Larry Schmeltz
(519-773-9055), Secretary:
Roy Pickard (519-773-5526) or
check us out at www.lovebugs.ca
Driving a "bug" is fun
and exciting.
Noble Bob Shier
Hillbilly Clan
The Mocha Hillbilly Clan
donated $4,400 for a Breast
Pump and two rocking chairs for
the Family Centre. Kelly Garrod
RN, Family Centre accepts the
gift from John Parker (left)
Bingo Chair and George Hillman,
Entertainment Chair.
MOCHA NEWS May 2011 Page 9

UNIT NEWS
Legion of Honour
The Mocha Legion of Honour will again lead the way
at the Spring Ceremonial in Port Elgin. The members
of the colour party are continuously working on their
conditioning to be able to display the excellence that they
have exhibited in the past. The same illustrious group
will perform at the Potentate’s Ball.
The recent difficulties that resulted from the
Commander’s inability to complete his duties, have been
overcome, Past Commander Harold Phillips has taken
the reins and the unit is once again functioning well. The
2nd Lt. Commander’s position has been filled by the
election and installation of Past Great Lakes Commander
Keith Roden, to that position. The unit extends heartfelt
thanks to both these fine gentlemen for their dedication
and devotion to the unit.
I recently had the opportunity to attend the Shrine Bowl
football game in Orlando, Fl. Commander Mike Pittman
and Past Commander Tracy Coughlin of Bahia Legion of
Honour, met us at the Stadium and we were given passes
that allowed us to go anywhere anytime. We were
introduced to the Potentate, the LOH members and their
ladies and treated to a wonderful lunch. We met some of
the players and went on the field to practice the opening
ceremonies. (I have included a photo with Imperial Sir
George Mitchell, Mike Pittman (white shirt), ROTC
student with Canadian flag and myself with Canadian
flag (back to camera) during the opening ceremonies).
The ceremony included LOH from Florida, Georgia, the
Carolinas and Canada. The members of Bahia LOH
extend an invitation to all to come to their dinner/dance
meetings on the 3rd Fri. of most months at the Orlando
Shrine Centre, 2300 Pembrook Dr., Orlando, FL 32810.
They also invite all to attend next year and hope to fill
the field with LOH flags. The ROTC students held a flag
for each of the States, a large U.S. flag carried by 12
students and the U.S. Marines supplied a drill team. This
is an experience I will always remember.
A group of unit members accompanied the GLSA-LOH
Commander, our own, John (Popeye) Smith to the
International Assoc. Legion of Honour convention in
Branson, Missouri and all attest to having a wonderful
time. The photo attached photo was taken at the Necrology
Service (from the left are GLSA-LOH 2nd Lt Commander
Roy Combs, GLSA-LOH Commander John (Popeye)
Smith, GLSA-LOH 1st Lt Commander Ken Morey and
Phoenix, an eagle from Dickerson Park Zoo).
The annual Frankenmuth, Mich. trip is scheduled for
17-18/Jun/2011; contact any of the executive for details.
We will be in need of all of the finely tuned bodies we
can get for the circus on 23/Jun/2011 at Western Fair
Agriplex (2 shows). I hope you all have a wonderful
summer and are able to give me some interesting
material for the next edition.
If you are a Shriner or know a Shriner with military
experience, regular or reserve, we’ d be happy to meet
you and introduce you to a group of wonderful
comrades.
Ray Masters
Page 10 May 2011
MOCHA NEWS

Mocha Classics
Classic Car Club Invades
Fort Rose Wearing Red Fez's
On a beautiful sunny, snow covered March
day, the “Classic Car Club” met at Fort
Rose RR#5 Parkhill for a delightful pancake
and sausage luncheon, with real maple syrup.
A tour of the sugar shack, explanation and
demonstration of how maple syrup is made,
plus a wagon ride to the sugar bush was
exciting.
A big thank-you to our Jim Welsh who
organized the tour, sold over 350 units in
2010.
Way to go Jim.
Picture by Bob White.
Story by Dave Harding.
The annual meeting of the
“Classic Car Club” was held
Sunday January 30 2011 at the Strathroy
Shrine Club. Elected Pres. Jim Pedden, Vice
pres. Wayne Grenon, Secty. Ken Moor, Treas.
John Cann. The election was followed by a
delicious supper and fellowship.
Thank’s Bob
UNIT NEWS
Mocha Arab Patrol must make a heartfelt decision
The Mocha Arab Patrol, one of the oldest units in
Mocha has a long and proud past. The third floor of
Mocha Headquarters is adorned with a number of
pictures showing many proud Shriner's in uniforms and
topped off with Fezzes. The unit conducted precision
marching drills, and carried flags, marching to the
beat of their drummers. The numbers swelled after
each war, with many masons, veterans of the wars, using
a skill they were taught in perilous times.
As the age of the units members grew, less and less of the
Nobles were able to 'hit the street'. Slowly the numbers
have dropped and despite a recent attempt to bolster the
numbers it has become clear that the time has come to
make some decision as to the future of the unit, and to
determine the best course of action for the future. When
it became apparent that a new uniform would cost nearly
a thousand dollars, and that the other street units had
Colin McLachlin (on L) and Jim Welsh (on R)
picked up the slack, the executive have
decided that there should be a meeting at
which a motion will be brought forward.
That motion will entail wrapping up the unit,
disposing of the assets, and discharging the executive
from their responsibilities.
On May the 12th, at 7:30 p.m. there will be a meeting
for all who were former members of the Arab Patrol,
to hear a motion, discuss the motion, and to approve
or amend the motion in accordance with the wishes of
those present. It will be held at Mocha Shrine Centre
in the Board room.
Fraternally,
Sheldon Stannard, President
Robert Anderson Vice President
John Conley Sr. Sec. Treasurer
MOCHA NEWS May 2011 Page 11

Roadrunner Unit
The Roadrunners have just completed their late winter
meeting and they are presently preparing for their spring
parades. Noble Ron McNicol, the unit’s parade
chairman, has presented all Nobles with their dates for
the spring, which includes our trip to Port Elgin in May
for the Spring Ceremonial weekend. When the weather
improves, our small cars will be cleaned and tuned up
ready for this years’ parade program.
This past February, two Roadrunners, Noble Ron McNicol
and Noble John Parker and their wives had the privilege
to travel with the Moslem Shrine from Detroit on a trip
to Hawaii; the colourful islands of sun and warmth. It
was superbly organized and all the events and feztivites
were excellently planned which included a wonderful
tour conducted by the Aloha Shrine of Honolulu’s Shrine
Hospital. This was a visit all Shrine members would
enjoy and always remember. We would like to thank our
new friends in the Moslem Shrine for a fabulous two
weeks in Hawaii.
Our Roadrunner Unit contains many nobles from
different Mocha locations. We have five Nobles who
reside in the Town of St. Marys. One Noble is Ron
McKnight who lives with his wife Karen in St. Marys.
Noble Ron became a Master Mason in 1984 and he is
presently the secretary in St. James Lodge #73. He was
installed as a member of the Shrine in 1991 and by 1999
he was an active member with the Roadrunners. Noble
Ron has shown that he is a model leader which made him
the perfect choice for Hospitality Chairman of the
Roadrunner Unit. He can be observed in our several
parades driving his blue tow truck (see picture). The
Unit has had occasions to employ avoidance tactics
when certain trucks are doing their own manoeuvres.
In the Stratford on Avon Shrine, Noble Ron served as
President in 1991 and he is presently on the committee
for Sick Children.
He and his wife Karen have two children and four
grandchildren. Their daughter, Shannon, lives in St.
Marys with her son and daughter and their son Trevor,
who is an Air Traffic Controller, lives with his wife and
two sons in Yellowknife, NWT.
For 40 years Noble Ron was employed in St. Marys at
Norampac as a General Foreman. While at work Noble
Ron had the nickname of “Durst” and no one seems to
know why. Perhaps when asked he can tell you why. He
remembers that his work and time was taken up, quite
often, by Noble Ron McNicol who needed special
attention to stay on task.
UNIT NEWS
In his spare time Noble Ron likes to golf at least twice a
week and he supports a low handicap. He enjoys
attending our several parades and entertaining the local
supporters. He has always followed hockey and he has
been involved with St. Marys Minor Hockey and he
served ten years as a director with the Intermediate
Stonetown Flyers.
If you have ever visited St. Marys during the Christmas
season a must spectacle to be observed is at the Milt
Dunnell Field, known as the “flats”. In this location
you will see several Christmas light displays in various
shapes as well as trains, dinosaurs, dragons and many
others. These constructions are the work of Noble Ron
McKnight and have been created for the enjoyment of
all visitors to the “flats” during the Christmas Season.
Noble Ron claims that over several years much of his
time has been spent as the “Keeper” for Nobles Leon
Roth and Ron McNicol and it has been a very arduous
task taking care of these two. Ron certainly enjoys his
opportunity to travel and he has visited various locations.
If you have an opportunity to chat with him ask him
about his passport dilemma when he was at the Toronto
Airport on route to Hawaii. This will put a smile on your
face.
Remember that the Mocha Roadrunners are always
pleased to discuss our vehicles with you and to
participate in your feztivities. Feel free to call Noble
Ron McNicol, parade chairman, to book our Roadrunner
Unit.
Submitted by Noble John Parker
Page 12 May 2011
MOCHA NEWS

All New
for 2011
Presented by Mocha Shriners
MOCHA NEWS May 2011 Page 13

THANK YOU TO ONE AND ALL FOR
YOUR SUPPORT OF OUR
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MOCHA NEWS May 2011 Page 15

CLUB NEWS
Bruce Shrine Club
The Bruce Shrine Club met for its annual installation
and Ladies night in Chesley.
Although the weather outside was cold, warm fellowship
was the order of the evening at the Installation.
This installation was proven to be an extra special
one for the Bruce Shrine Club, as Potentate Jack
Cumming and the Divan helped to install his son,
Scott Cumming as the new President of the Bruce
Shrine Club.
The event was catered by his son Ian and Jack's wife
Helen, and both Scott's and Ian's wives also attended,
so it was a family affair all around!
Food, Fun and Fellowship, all courtesy of the
Cumming family!
During the evening, we had the honor of installing
three new Shriners, Bruce McLean (Ken McLean’s
son), Jack Nancekivell and Clarke Pollock, both of
whom are prominent citizens of Kincardine. These
Nobles could not make the Ceremonial on May the
twenty seventh and eighth.
After the executive was installed, Scott took the
microphone as elected President and addressed The
Potentate as Potentate "Dad" and Lady "Mom". We
think this may be a first for Mocha, and it was well
received by us all, in the spirit and manner in which
it was intended.
Later in the evening, Past President Kevin MacKay
was presented by Divan and club secretary, Frank
Eagleson with the Bruce Shriner of the Year award.
All in all, a wonderful evening was held by all, in
which many pictures were taken.
We include a few of these for the Mocha News, to
show the good time held by all at the Bruce Shrine
Club
I finish by quoting Past president Kevin MacKay's
poem to us all:
I'm proud to be a Shriner,
I'm proud to wear the plaid
(Yes we all know it’s a tartan!)
I'm proud to help the children,
Who need our help so bad!
Page 16 May 2011
Submitted by Noble Sandy Donald
Potentate Jack Cumming
presenting the
gavel to Son President
Scott Cumming
Divan Secretary Frank
Eagleson, presenting Past
President Kevin MacKay
with the Bruce Shriner of
the Year Award
From left to right; Past President Kevin MacKay, Potentate
Jack Cumming, New Nobles: Jack Nancekivell, Bruce
McLean, Clarke Pollock and the Bruce Shrine Club
President Scott Cumming
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Norfolk Shriners
The Small Group With A BIG Heart
Wednesday March 9th, 2011 was the most recent
designated meeting in London.
The Norfolk Shriners [That’s Us!!] fielded 6 bodies. We
had to because most of us are Temple Guards. There was
a grand turn out of about 32 Nobles, as a result after
everyone had their “just do” it was nigh on 10pm before
we adjourned.
It was a lively meeting, well handled by our Potentate
Jack Cumming and his staff.
Many items were “cussed” and diss-“cussed” and again
the topic of the state of the Temple was brought up. We
realize that the area encompassed by Mocha is very
large, and that nobles from the more distant areas never
have, and perhaps never will, visit the temple. So we put
these letters into the Mocha news to let all nobles know
the situation that now exists.
Yep we need new chairs [I like the green one myself] we
also need new tables.
The ceiling is showing its age, as well as several stains
from the days when smoking was allowed. The carpet is
waving farewell, and the walls still have the original
finish. Add to that all the old incandescent spot /
floodlights. Commonly known as “watt suckers”
[careful how you say that!] and it is very clear that we
need to do something.
Jonnie Mitchell once sang “You don’t know what you’ve
got till it’s gone”
Well she could very well have been singing about the
Temple, Once it’s gone, it’s gone.
We are not about to let that happen, to this end the
Norfolk section has launched a challenge to all other
sections to pitch in and help, very shortly we shall be
doing a mail out to each section highlighting the
condition and needs of our Home Headquarters / office /
ETC.
More than that we are digging deep into our rather
shallow pockets to stump up as much as we can, the
GOOD news is that so far about $900 has been
promised. The VERY good news. It would appear that
the “dune buggy” section have been VERY thrifty [read
CHEEEP] and are preparing to make a substantial
donation.
This is we hope a good kick off to get things rolling,
the next step of course is to keep moving ahead. In the
CLUB NEWS
near future we hope to be able to donate funds from our
various activities and cordially invite you to do the
same.
SO, you ask, “are we Shriners, dedicated to helping
children? Or, a catering club?“
Well, we are an organization that at present has a
financial drain, we have to subsidize the Temple, and
the bar, God forbid that should ever close! BUT by
updating our facilities.
[I like the green chair myself]. It should be possible for
the Temple to not only become self sustaining, but
[Hopefully] turn a profit and therefore be able to fund
our main activities. Can this be done? You bet!!. But
only if we all pitch in. [I green chair the like myself]. We
are not asking you to forgo any projects you may have
planned, or in progress, but if you should have a “slush”
fund [as we have] or a petty cash Fund [as we do] or a
miscellaneous cash Fund, money put to one side and not
earmarked for any particular use, we ask that you give
consideration to making a donation to the temple
building Fund.
Our temple secretary is prepared to keep a copy of all
donations / donors to keep us all honest, and see that
credit is given where credit is due. So there you have it.
Thank you for your consideration, and give the
matter some thought.
As usual al garmatical, and spilling mis-steaks are dun
on parpose .
Yours in Shrinedom. Noble Barry Mitton
PS. Noble Wayne Brown likes the black chair, but he
didn’t write this note I did!
Tillsonburg Shrine Club
Tillsonburg Shrine Club is geared up once again to sell
tickets on the Cat to be drawn at the 53rd Annual Pork
BBQ.
It is a beautiful Red 2012 Mustang, with a 3.7 Liter
V6, with 5 Speed Transmission, and Pony Package.
Tickets available from any Tillsonburg Shrine Club
member.
MOCHA NEWS May 2011 Page 17

CLUB NEWS
Bruce Shrine Club
MOCHA Spring Ceremonial Tickets are
printed and ready for you to purchase.
Get’em while there Hot!!
Bluewater Shrine Club
Ill Sir Jack Cumming installs his son, Noble Scott Cumming
as the President of the Bruce Shrine Club for 2011.
Congratulations!
Spring Ceremonial Organizing committee gathers at
Chairman Noble Paul Zorzi’s home to put fi nal touches
to planning for the event. Hard work and lots of shoe
leather make for a great event.
Aylmer Shrine Club
Hello Nobles: It is turning out to be a busy Spring for
the Aylmer Shrine Club. We are Getting ready for our
Spring Stag Fish Fry on May 4th. I hope to see as
many Nobles as possible attend this event, it is a great
meal and even better social event!!!! Also we are
preparing to start our weekly cruise night that takes
place every Wednesday in Aylmer during June
through September. Any nobles and their friends are
welcome to come attend this weekly event which is a
big Fund raiser over the summer months for the Aylmer
Shrine Club. Hope to see some new faces and their cars
this year.
Page 18 May 2011
It was my pleasure
last month to
present Noble Ben
Honsinger with a
life time membership
to the Aylmer
Shrine Club. Over
the years Ben has
worked very hard
for a few different
Shrine clubs with
Immediate Past President of BSC presents
Noble Secretary Frank Eagleson with the
“Shriner of the Year” award.
Back Row Bill McNames, Jeff
Smith, Ron Hawely and front is
Ben Honsinger
in Mocha, but we wanted to recognize Ben’s efforts
over the years with the Aylmer Shrine Club especially.
Sincerely Noble Jeff Smith, President of ASC
MOCHA NEWS

Whispering Sands of the
London Mocha Oriental Band
CLUB NEWS
Producers of the Sweetest Music
this side of Heaven
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, the Nobles of the Mocha Oriental Band wish
to “Talk to you” As we continue to greet Nobility everywhere.
The Black Camel appeared Monday, April 4th, 2011
Noble, Oriental Bandsman, Leroy E. Behrns.
The London Mocha Temple Oriental Band has honoured Noble Leroy E.
(Lee) Behrns, a Past President of our proud Band and now we mourn
Lee’s passing. A Noble of the London Mocha Shrine, a bright light has
been extinguished but will carry on in spirit. Lees loving wife Marion
was also a great supporter of Lee’s love for the Oriental Band and
attended many of our parades. Our condolences are most sincerely given
to his dear wife Marion and family.
We will cherish his memory in our hearts
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, the Nobles of the Mocha
Oriental Band wish to “Talk to you”
As we continue to greet Nobility everywhere.
Noble David Fickling Apologies and once again
Congratulations on being elected Chief Rabban and
NOT the Oriental Guide as mistakenly recorded in the
last issue of the Mocha News. Sorry Dave. Noble Bob
Marshall was elected Oriental Guide and the Band
congratulates Bob as well as all other elected and
appointed to serve our Children and as well our Loyal
and Noble needs.
Noble Dale Hern past Director of the Band has suffered
a set back and is really not well but he insists that he will
soon return to the Band. Dale suffered not one but a few
attacks of the heart and we DO wish him a fast recovery,
he is too good to lose.
Welcome Noble Dan Lampman our newest Bandsman
and already learning the Musette, well done Dan, you
did the right thing and we congratulate you and give you
praise for been so sensible for uniting with our ranks.
Things done and yet to be done: -
The Jigs Dinner enjoyed by all attending on March
14th, was a great success as usual, we owe caterer
Dimitri and staff a compliment that would make a
Shriner proud.
This period is our slack time, time for rehearsals but no
parades, however, a busy time soon lies ahead. The
Oriental Band and the Trumpet Band have been
requested by the Potentate to play at the Potentates
Ball on Saturday, May 7th. This request therefore
proves that we are worthy of good entertainment with
our several melodious sounds. Take note you new
Nobles, we are looking for you.
To date, we have a few requests for parades: - May
7th. Potentates Ball; May 23rd. Thamesford
Calithumpian Parade; May 28th. Spring Ceremonial,
Port Elgin; June 24th. Thamesville; July 30th. Formosa
Centennial Parade; Sept. 24th. Thorndale.
Tentative - Belmont; Parkhill; London Santa Clause
Parade. There are others not yet confirmed. It’s good to
be busy and active for the sake of our Children and our
pride.
The Mocha London Oriental Band is forever in need
of new youngish members. If you are 60 but feel like
40, can walk or blow or do both together, don’t belong
to another Unit or would like a change, then you are for
us. There is no need to have a musical background as
we will teach you to play the kind of music we promote.
We have a great deal of fun, travel with our Ladies and
above all, we delight the public with our entertaining
mode. How about it fellows, we are about 60 strong
but many can no longer walk or blow but still enjoy our
company. Call the President NOW Noble Bill Hurn or
his wife Helen at 519-630-5591.
Article by Noble Charlie Crow.
MOCHA NEWS May 2011 Page 19

CLUB NEWS
Tillsonburg Shrine Club
Tillsonburg Shrine Club, has a major Fund Raiser
yearly through a gigantic Pork B.B.Q. which attracts
upwards of 1,000 Men, combined with a Car Draw,
which usually shows us a good profit. These two events
require a lot of Manpower, and we are extremely
grateful, to the many Nobles, and volunteers who show
up year after year to aid with these events.
We also have a little pop can collecting thing going on
the side, and through the effort of a handful of Members
this little sideline, managed to raise close to $12,000, in
2010, and we are already at and $1,900, so far this
year.
Many Thanks to those Nobles who help to this Event to
be so profitable.
Pictured here are two key Men working on this
endeavor, Nobles Al Wittet, on the Left, and Dave Brand
on the Right, who are proud to have there Pick-ups
loaded with Cans and Beer Bottles.
Page 20 May 2011
If you ever have the chance to ride to a Lodge Meeting
or anything with either of these two, leave early, because
you will be making a lot of stops for stray Bottles, or
Cans.
Many Thanks to these two dedicated individuals and
all who assist in this Project.
L-R Nobles Al Wittet, and Dave Brand
THANK YOU NOBLES:
The following Clubs & Units have filed their 2010 Financial Reports
with the Recorder’s Office as of April 15th, 2011.
I thank you for your cooperation.
CLUBS UNITS CLUBS UNITS
Blenheim
Bluewater Fire Brigade
Bluewater
Concert Band
Brantford
Desert Rats
Bruce
Director’s Staff
Cambridge
Greeters
Huron Hillbilly Clan #59
Hi-Ro Clowns
London
Mocha Road Runners
Norfolk Dune Buggies
Temple Guard
Moramos
Norfolk
Stratford-On-Avon
Sun Parlour
Tillsonburg
Waterloo
Mocha Trumpet Band
Waterloo Oriental Band
Woodstock Shrine Clowns
CLUBS: 13 of 21 have reported
UNITS: 19 of 30 have reported
Don’t see your Club or Unit here?
Ask your Executive why your reports have not been filed yet!
Jeepsters
Brantford Keystone Kops
Lambton Motor Corps
Legion of Honour
London Oriental Band
Mocha Mini Choppers
Jeff Brown, Recorder
MOCHA NEWS

CLUB NEWS
Bruce Shrine Club
As a member of the Bruce Shrine Club, who as you are
all well aware are known for the wearing of “Bruce
County Tartan” blazers, which are the signature of
the Bruce Shrine Club, it was very interesting to see
pictures in the last MOCHA News of our friends in the
Sault Shrine Club wearing their plaid blazers. It’s great
to see other clubs with a colorful history and good taste.
Way to go Nobles!!
We are so proud this year to have our very own Ill. Sir
Jack Cumming and Lady Helen as Potentate and First
Lady of MOCHA for “The CUMMING Year!” I say this
as Ill. Sir Jack will be installing his son, Noble Scott
Cumming into the position of President of the Bruce
Shrine Club on the 11, April, 2011. This will be an
historical event for our club to have a father son team to
work with for this eventful year. It is great to be a
Shriner and we truly are a family. Also coming up
quickly is the Potentates Ball being held May, 7th at
the Lamplighter Inn, London, Ontario. Tickets are
available through our Mocha Temple Office in London.
Call 1-519-672-1391.
Plans are well underway for the Spring Ceremonial
being hosted by the Bruce Shrine Club here in
beautiful Augean Shores on May 27th and 28th.
Please make your reservations early by calling
1-855-272-2011 or contacting the Ceremonial Chairman,
Paul Zorzi via e-mail: pzorzi@brucetelecom.com. The
entertainment, food and fellowship will be great and we
look forward to seeing you all in the Bruce. Get your
candidates registered as soon as possible and as we
informed you previously our donations for this
Ceremonial will be based on your efforts as we add
$1,000 for every new candidate you bring to the
Spring Ceremonial for installation. 100 new Shriners.
That’s the Big Bruce Challenge. You can also get
information from www.saugeenshores.ca were there is a
DON’T FORGET
MOCHA’S
NEXT DEADLINE
link to MOCHA 2011 Spring Ceremonial.
Add June, 25th to you calendar as this is the date for
the Annual BSC Golf Tournament @ Saugeen Golf
Club. This will be a 4 person Scramble format, 12pm
Shotgun Start and $120/person includes dinner, golf,
cart, prizes and entry into all novelty games. To register
contact Noble Paul Zorzi, P.O.Box 1676, Port Elgin,
Ont., N0H-2C0. pzorzi@brucetlecom.com or call:
1-519-483-6787.
Well, 2011 will slip by very quickly with all the great
events filling our calendars. Please share all of our
great events with not only fellow Shriners but also
with family and friends. We need to promote our great
philanthropy now more than ever to spread the word
about the great work we do and all the fun and
fellowship we have doing it.
I have an unknown quote that I would like to share with
you titled:
ANYWAY
People are unreasonable, illogical and self
centered. Love them anyway!
If you do good people will accuse you of
selfish ulterior motives.
Do good anyway!
The good you do today will be
forgotten tomorrow.
Do something good everyday, anyway!
Don’t forget to take part and have fun. As we here in
the Bruce say;
I’m Proud to be a Shriner; I’m Proud to wear the plaid,
I’m Proud to help the Children,
Who need our help so bad.
Yours in the Faith, Kevin MacKay, IPP, BSC.
Please have
everything
submitted
by ....
JULY
15
MOCHA NEWS May 2011 Page 21

CLUB NEWS
Pal Mocha Shrine Club
Here's what's going on in Pal Mocha Shrine Club.
As we head into Spring, all is well here in our country,
the new Trailer, and Mini Motor Bikes, attended several
Christmas Parades, and more recently attended the
Paddyfest Parade in Listowel, on St. Patrick's Day
Weekend.
Vidalia Onion Season is just around the corner, as the
column is being composed, and Nobles are reminded to
sell, sell, sell.
It certainly will be a busy Spring for us as our new
Potentate Illustrious Sir Jack Cumming, who hails from
Bruce County will be holding the Spring Ceremonial
in Pt. Elgin. Congratulations Jack, and we know that
you and the new Divan will do a great job. We also
would like to give a tip of the Fez to Pal mocha member
Noble Earl Schneider, the Captain of the Guard.
The election of Officers was held in March, and the
following Nobles were elected,
Pres. Jim Doig, 1st. Vice Pres. Miles Dadson, 2nd. Vice
Brad Richardson, Secretary Murray Donaldson, Treasurer
Gerald Metzger. These Officers will be installed at our
April meeting by the New Potentate and Divan.
Nobles please remember to call, or visit some of our
Nobles who are not able to get out.
Let's go back a few years, with a couple of photos of our
Club taken when Noble Laverne Long was Publisher of
the Palmerston Observer.
London Shrine Club
At a recent London
Shrine Club
Meeting our guest
speaker was
London Police
Chief Mr. Brad
Duncan, who
delivered a very
interesting update
on Police activities,
Crime at local level, and a review of our newly
renovated Police Headquarters, here in London.
This photo depicts 3 of our very best criminals
presenting the Chief with a $100 Million Dollar
Club Certificate.
Shrine Club at work in the Mid Eighties,
on a Float in Palmerwston shown here are
Late Noble Ken Henderson, (with the little girl)
the late Noble John Ferguson, of Clifford,
late Noble Clarence Hargraves, of Harriston, the
other Noble and the two children are not identified.
Two members of Pal Mocha
Shrine Club on a Float at the
Spring Ceremonial, in Kitchener,
for Potentate Glenn Zeller,
in 1988. On the left is the
late Noble Gordon Lawless,
and on the right Noble Laverne
Long, Past Pres. in 1986.
In this picture is Noble
Bill Hambly presenting
the trophy to the Winning
Rink at our Annual LSC
Bonspiel
The LSC team is busy
preparing for 2 events
coming up in the near
future.
1) Our world famous Shrimpfest May 6, 2011,
at the Mocha Shrine Center, get your ticket
soon, they go fast.
2) Be sure to get your tickets for the LSC
SMART CAR, available through our
members, at $20.00, only 3,000 are being
printed. ( think of the Gas you will save)
Note: Pop Can location has been changed; for details
call Doug Macdonald.
Page 22 May 2011
MOCHA NEWS

Sahib Shrine Centre, Sarasota, Florida
On March 10, 2011 Imperial Potentate, Imperial Sir
George Mitchell visited Sahib Shrine Center in
Sarasota, Florida. The members of Sahib also invited all
Canadian Nobles who were in the area to attend.
Six nobles from Mocha who all were visiting in Florida
at the time were in attendance.
left to right: Noble Garry Knights, Woodstock: Noble
Terry Simms, Woodstock; Past Potentate Grant
Fotheringham, Waterloo: Imperial Sir George Mitchell,
Imperial Potentate; Noble Merle Hickey, London and
Noble Randy Henry, London
Past Potentate Paul Shillington presented
Imperial Sir George Mitchell with a specially designed
"Canadian Hockey Jersey" for the occasion
Imperial Sir George Mitchell addresses the
Sahib Shriners in Sarasota, Florida
left to right: Mocha Past Potentates Grant
Fotheringham and Paul Shillington
along with Mocha Nobles Merle Hickey and Randy
Henry attended Sahib Shrine Center in Sarasota,
Florida to greet Imperial Sir George Mitchell
Lost in
the Desert
The following Nobles have been
listed as lost. If you have an
address, please advise the office.
FOOTE FREDERICK S
London
GORDON HENRY D
St. Thomas
GREGORY ROBERT F
Waterloo
HOSKIN DOUGLAS G
London
MACLEOD JAMES R
Seaforth
MCKENZIE MORRIS D
London
PELLOW ROSS A
London
PROCTOR WILLIAM H
St. Thomas
SHARPE TONY J
St. Thomas
THOMAS RONALD E
London
MOCHA NEWS May 2011 Page 23

Join Together to Celebrate...
Shriners International Awareness Day
Mark your calendars and start making plans!
Shriners International Awareness Day is coming up on June 6, and nobles around the world are
encouraged to participate in this exciting opportunity to celebrate the fraternity and recognize the day the
Imperial Council was founded - June 6, 1876. The Imperial Council is the governing body of Shriners International.
On June 6, Shriners everywhere are asked to wear their fez, if appropriate, or a hat, shirt, lapel pin or other item
with the fraternal logo to help recognize fellow nobles and increase awareness about Shriners International. Many
Shriners are also organizing special events at their temples and in their communities.
"The goal of Shriners International Awareness Day is for each and every noble to join together for one
purpose - to support our great fraternity," said Imperial Membership Committee Chairman George Mitchell.
"Shriners International Awareness Day is an opportunity for us to increase awareness about Shriners International while
celebrating the fraternity's impressive achievements over the past 137 years. The first Shrine temple opened in New York
City in 1872."
Here are a few ways nobles can participate in Shriners International Awareness Day:
• Wear their fez on Shriners International Awareness Day when appropriate
(during an official Shriners function).
• Show pride in Shriners International by wearing a hat, shirt, lapel pin or
other item with the fraternal logo.
• Organize an event at their temple or in their local community. Invite the
public to participate in the event to increase awareness about the local
temple and Shriners International.
• Contact the Temple Recorder or Public Relations Chairman
to order copies of the Shriner Primer. Hand out copies to
neighbors, friends, family members and any one else who
may be interested in learning more about Shriners
International and Shriners Hospitals for Children.
• Include information about Shriners International Awareness Day on the
temple Web site and in the temple calendar, publications and electronic
communications. Announce the date at temple and club meetings. Be
sure that each and every noble knows about Shriners International
Awareness Day and encourage them to participate.
• Contact one of the Shriners Hospitals for Children to schedule a tour.
Organize a group tour for local nobles, family members or interested
community members.
This international day of recognition every June 6 will continue to be an opportunity
for Shriners to share information about the fraternity, its history and the benefits
of becoming part of an organization dedicated to fun, fellowship and philanthropic
support.
Page 24 May 2011
MOCHA NEWS

MOCHA
SPRING CEREMONIAL 2011
MAY 27 - 28
Friday, May 27, 2011
SOUTHAMPTON
Fish Fry—Open to the Public
Dance to the Live Band - Flashback
(Tickets Required for each event)
CEREMONIAL
HEADQUARTERS
PORT ELGIN
SUPER 8 MOTEL
Saturday, May 28, 2011 - PORT ELGIN
Ceremony - Open to the Public
Ladies Luncheon (Advanced Tickets Required)
Men’s Luncheon - Bruce County Hip of Beef
Parade
Second Section (Shriners Only)
Fezzing Ceremony
Potentate’s Dinner
For Tickets or Reservations or
Information contact the Paul Zorzi, Ceremonial Chairman
1-855-272-2011/ pzorzi@brucetelecom.com
MOCHA NEWS May 2011 Page 25

Anna McNutt
General Manager
Business Directory
MacKewn,
MW
Winder LLP
Lawyers
“Lawyers that mean Business”
Corporation & Business Law, Commercial
Litigation & Negotiations, Real Estate Law,
Wills & Powers of Attorney, Estate Planning,
Probate & Administration
C. Fred MacKewn - E. Dixon Winder
Phone: (519) 672-2040 Fax: (519) 672-6583
300-376 Richmond St., London, ON N6A 3C7
8-605 Newbold St.
London Ont.
N6E 2T7
HOMECARE EQUIPMENT
Gary Penn
Tel: (519) 681-2153
Fax: (519) 681-2016
midwestmed@rogers.com
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F 519-661-0996
WILKINSON
ROGERS
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
700 Richmond Street, Suite 214
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jrozeluk@wilkinsonrogers.com
Charles Pole
Family Service Counselor
Needham Funeral Service
520 Dundas St.
London, ON N6B 1W6
519-434-9141
Fax 519-432-8396
charles.pole@sci-us.com
A Division of Service Corporation International (Canada) Ltd.
FOR SALE
Page 26 May 2011
Rick McLeod
Consultant
BROTHER FAX–2820
LASER FAX MACHINE
Excellent
condition
From
Mocha’s Office
New $235.99
SELL $120
Contact Mocha Office 519-672-1391
Thanks, Jeff Brown, Recorder
Mocha Shriners, London, Ontario
519-860-6682 cell
519-673-4544 bus
rick.mcleod@investorsgroup.com
www.investorsgroup.com/consult/rick.mcleod
FOR
CERTIFIED
396 Queens Ave., Suite 102
London, Ontario N6B 1X7
Kelly Flannery
Audiologist, Reg. CASLPO
Tel: 519-438-0492
Fax: 519-438-4948
I sure would love to see
this excellent Jeepster
find a good home with
a Shriner, they are
so great to see in
parades, etc.
Interested parties please phone
for price and info.
Jim Thompson
519-473-1709
MOCHA NEWS

February 2011
GoodSearch Offers Way to Support
Shriners Hospitals for Children®
As supporters of Shriners Hospitals for Children® -
Erie, here is a simple way for you to continue to help
this facility.
Just download the GoodSearch - Shriners Hospital for
Children® - Erie toolbar at http://www.goodsearch.
com/toolbar/shriners-hospitals-for-children-erie
Each time you search the web with GoodSearch's
Yahoo-powered search engine, about a penny will be
donated to the hospital. This may not sound like a lot of
money, but if enough people use this tool, it adds up.
Also every time you shop online at 1,000 participating
stores inclduing Amaxon, eBay, Target, Apple, Staples,
Expedia, etc., a percentage of your purchase will be
donated for free! The site also has thousands of
money-saving coupons.
To give you a sense of how the money can add up, the
ASPCA has already earned more than 30,000 through
GoodSearch.
GoodSearch has been featured in the New York Times,
the Wall Street Journal, CNN, Oprah Magazine, Good
Morning America and more.
Hospital Patient Participates
In Special Skiing Camp
Shriners Hospitals for Children® - Erie patient Lucas
(Richard) Slusher of Andover, OH, was one of 14
teenage amputees from across the country who
traveled to Park City, UT earlier this month to
participate in the annual Un-Limb-ited Camp sponsored
by Shriners Hospitals for Children® - Salt Lake City.
This special camp helps teenage amputees sharpen their
skills on adaptive skis and snowboards.
Throughout the week-long camp, each camper received
daily skiing or boarding lessons from professional
instructors. Nurses, prosthetists, physical therapists,
occupational therapists and recreation therapists from
Shriners Hospitals for Children® - Salt Lake City
attended the camp as counselors.
In addition to the activities, the participants received
an opportunity to bond with other teenagers just like
themselves.
Third Annual Shriners Hospital
Charity Golf Outing is June 27
Attention all golfers! It's time to mark your calendar for
the third annual Shriners Hospital Charity Golf Outing
to be held on Monday, June 27.
This year's event will be held at the scenic Lake Shore
Country Club in Fairview, PA. Registration and lunch
will begin at 11 a.m. with a shotgun start at 12 noon.
The registration fee of $125 per person includes lunch,
green fees, golf cart and dinner. In addition to golf, the
event will include course games, prizes and a Chinese
Auction of great merchandise.
All proceeds from the event will benefit the
pediatric medial services at Shriners Hospitals for
Children® - Erie. For more information, call the hospital
at 814-875-8782.
Looking for a Speaker for your Meeting?
Why Not Call Your Shriners Hospital
Shriners Hospitals for Children® is called "The World's
Greatest Philanthropy", something that should be
first and foremost in the minds of all Shriners. A lot
of changes are taking place within the system and at
individuals hospitals, like Shriners Hospitals for
Children® - Erie. How much do you know about these
changes?
As your Shrine clubs and units plan their programs
for the coming year, why not invite someone from the
hospital to speak with your group? There are 13 Shrine
temples affiliated with the Erie Shriners Hospital. All
of these temples have representatives on the hospital's
Board of Governors who are also available to speak at
meetings.
If you are interested in setting up a speaking
engagement with someone from the Erie hospital,
please call either Rick Ellis, Associate Director of Development
814-875-8807 or Bob Howden, Director of
Public Relations 814-875-8782. Group tour of the hospital
may also be arranged by calling Bob Howden.
For additional information contact:
Bob Howden
(814) 875-8782
MOCHA NEWS May 2011 Page 27

Omar Temple 111
Daughters of the Nile
by P.Q. Audrey J. Stubbs
Message from Queen Lucy Hesse
Treasured Memories! What a fantastic store of these were made possible by the Daughters of
the Nile, friends, family and Mocha Shriners at my installation on March 20, 2011. My sincere
Thanks to Ill. Sir Jack Cumming, Lady Helen, the Divan, Mocha Greeters, Noble Wilson
McBeath and the members of Mocha Shrine for a day I will never forget. My wish is that we all work
together for the Treasured Children of the Shriner's Hospital in Montreal. Thanks for the memories!
Installing Officers consisted of P.S.Q. Vesta Marshal, P.Queens Marlene MacKay, Marlene Vitrowski,
Deborah O'Connor, Doris Barber, Fran Hustler, Marliene Dennie; Pr. Kathryn Cotnam, Sheila Eldridge;
P.Q. Elizabeth Nutall. Music by Lena Siegers.
2011-2012 Elective Officers
Queen - Lucy Hesse
Junior Past Queen - Darlene Queen Princess's
Royal - Sandy Rank, Tirzah - Evelyn Hawkins,
Badura - Dorothy Longridge, Recorder - Patricia
Lang, Banker - Marilyn Mitchell
A banquet followed at Dufferin Hall our Mistress
of Ceremonies for the evening was P.Q. Patricia
Fickling.
DATES TO REMEMBER!
Annual Card Party & Luncheon
- May 25th Mocha Shrine
Supreme Visit - August 13th Mocha Shrine
Submitted by Princess Sheila Eldridge, photos by Randy Dunlop
Appointed Officers
Princesses - Shirley Porter, Sally Butcher,
Juanita Dorland, Kay Granger, Janice Longeway,
Janet Melnyk, Betty Ebel, Lois Bragg, Betty Smuck,
Joyce Swayze, Karin Reinhardt, Beverly Ivatts.
Queen Lucy and
Potentate Jack Cumming
A treasured performance
by the pirates!
Queen Lucy Hesse & new officers
Page 28 May 2011
Installing Board
PSQ Vesta Marshall and Queen Lucy
MOCHA NEWS

Bruce Shrine Club
Golf Tournament 2011
If you have ever watched a child take their first steps
with a new prosthesis, experienced the smile of a little
child after reconstructive surgery, or seen the look of
relief from a parent seeing their child wake up after
receiving a life saving or life altering procedure, you
will understand why there are Shriners.
Each year thousands of children are given a chance
to have better quality of life through the outstanding
work done at the Shriners Hospitals for Children. The
wonderful part, is that these procedures are provided to
them at no cost.
Each individual Shrine Club works to ensure this keeps
happening for the children. Fundraising efforts of
every Shrine Club ensures that Shriner’s Hospitals
remain open to help these children. As you can
imagine the operating costs of doing this are
astronomical. The costs to keep the 22 Shriners
Hospitals for Children operating is currently 2
million dollars per day!
SPONSOR A HOLE:
One of the fund raising events The Bruce Shrine
Club runs is The Bruce Shrine Club Charity Golf
Tournament. This year's event will be held at Saugeen
Golf Club in Saugeen Shores (Port Elgin). We invite
you to be part of these fundraising efforts as a sponsor
and/or participant. The tournament is being held
on Sat June 25th at Saugeen Golf Club Port Elgin.
As one of the chairpersons for this event, I am
personally requesting your support in this year’s
tournament. We would also like extend an invitation
to participate in the event as well.
Attached you will find the various levels of
sponsorship. Your sponsorship will ensure a sign is
made for your business and will be displayed on the
course indicating your level of sponsorship.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact
any Bruce Shrine Club member, the Saugeen Golf
Course or me directly. I thank you in advance for your
co-operation and support and look forward to hearing
from you.
Paul Zorzi - Tournament Co-chairperson
519-483-6787 ~ pzorzi@brucetelecom.com
PO Box 1676 Port Elgin, ON N0H 2C0
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
SPONSOR A COMPETITION:
• Gold (+$250)
• Silver ($100-$250)
• Bronze ($100)
• Putting (Example: Shoes)
• Closest to the line (Example: Patio Set)
• Hole In One (Example: Vehicle)
Any other donation you could make to this event would be greatly appreciated
BE A PARTICIPANT:
Bruce Shrine Club
Charity Golf Tournament
Sat., June 25 ~ Saugeen Golf Club
• 4 person Scramble Format
• 12 PM Shotgun Start
Entry Fee $120/perperson
• Includes dinner/golf/cart/prizes and entry into
all novelty games
To register please contact:
Paul Zorzi - Tournament Co-chairperson
(519) 483-6787 ~ pzorzi@brucetelecom.com
PO Box 1676 Port Elgin, ON N0H 2C0
(1) Name:
Address:
(2) Name:
Address:
(3) Name:
Address:
(4) Name:
Address:
MOCHA NEWS May 2011 Page 29

Shriners in Action
Eric Collis was born with Club Feet,
they were upside down, and pointed
sideways. Local Doctors began treating
Eric with Magic Shoes, that were held
together with an Aluminum Bar.This
involved putting on his "Magic Shoes"
each night, but since his heels weren't
in the right place they kept falling off,
thus after much crying on Eric's part and
frustration on his Parents, it was decided
that these shoes were not the answer.
Norfolk Shrine Club became aware of
Eric's problem, and decided to sponsor
him as an infant, he was taken to Erie
Hospital, and both feet were operated
on. During the course of the next few years, Eric received
Reconstructive Surgery, on both feet and Norfolk Shrine
Club provided transportation, meals, and accommodations.
After a long recovery period he was able to achieve his dream
of playing Hockey, and at age 5, he was enrolled in the Tykes,
Novices, Atoms, and later Pee Wee, with the Simcoe Warriors.
He also played Baseball in Vittoria, and Soccer in Delhi.
Moving on a few years Eric
graduated from Simcoe
Composite School with Honors,
and is hoping to go to Mohawk
College in Sept.
As Eric grew older it became
apparent that both heels were
extended outward, which caused
poor load bearing, and much pain.
He got a job at Zellers as Stock Boy
but his feet and ankles were not
up to the strain
On Jan. 30/11 He was again admitted to Erie, his left leg
had a steel rod inserted in his heel and ankle, and a cast
applied. He has since had the cast changed twice, and the
rod removed. He is currently in walking cast, and well on his
way to recovery.
The Collis Family are most grateful to the Norfolk Shrine Club,
and Erie Hospital for
making it possible for
him to lead a normal
pain free life.
To all a
very big
THANK YOU.
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MOCHA NEWS

UPCOMING MOCHA EVENTS
May 7
May 27 - 28
June 22
July 2 - 7
Mocha Potentates Ball
Mocha Spring Ceremonial
Shrine Circus
Western Fair Agriplex
Shrine Imperial Sessions
Denver, Colorado
Sept. 14 - 17 G.L.S.A.
Youngstown, OH
Sept. 21- 24 Northern Trip
Oct. 13 -17 Mocha
Potentates
Country and
Colour Trip
June 1st
June 17th
July 8th
August 21st
Sept. 9th
Bluewater Shrine Club
27th Annual Golf
Tournament
Crediton Fish Fry
Goderich Fish Fry
Corbett Fish Fry
Blyth Fish Fry
Ironwood Golf
Club, Exeter
On the Square
at Blyth
Threshers Event
Mark your calendars and we’ll see you there!
FOR SALE
This Scooter which is in excellent condition,
is being offered For Sale by Noble Roy Hill,
as part of an Estate Sale
The Scooter is a Pride Legend, 4 wheel
motorized Unit, loaded with many features.
It has a top speed of 5.75 mph., has a range
of 16-20 Miles, and weight rating of 350lbs.
CONTACT ROY HILL - 519 472-0342
TO NEGOTIATE A PRICE.
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