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29TH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES (1921-1923) MASTER MASON 1920
He was Ohio’s lieutenant governor from 1904 to 1906 but lost his bid for the governorship in 1910. Two years later, he stepped into the
national spotlight at the Republican National Convention when he gave a speech nominating President William Taft (1857-1930) for a
second term. In 1914, Harding was elected to the U.S. Senate, where he remained until his 1921 presidential inauguration. The
congenial Harding had an undistinguished career in the Senate. While he supported high protective tariffs and opposed President
Woodrow Wilson’s (1856-1924) plan for the League of Nations, Harding was generally a conciliator and took few strong stands on any
issues. At the 1920 Republican National Convention, delegates deadlocked over their choice for a presidential nominee and eventually
chose Harding as a compromise candidate. Calvin Coolidge, the governor of Massachusetts, was selected as his vice presidential
running mate. The Democrats named James Cox (1870-1957), the governor of Ohio, as their presidential candidate; Franklin Roosevelt
(1882-1945), the former assistant secretary of the Navy (and future 32ND U.S. president), was picked as his running mate. In the
aftermath of World War I and the social changes of the Progressive Era, the pro-business Harding advocated a “return to normalcy.” He
conducted a front-porch campaign from his home in Marion, and thousands of people travelled there to hear him speak. (Due to the
high volume of visitors, Harding’s front lawn had to be replaced with gravel). In the general election, the Harding-Coolidge ticket
defeated the Democrats in the largest landslide up to that time, capturing some 60 percent of the popular vote and an electoral margin
of 404-127. It was the first presidential election in which women across the United States could vote, having gained the right with the
ratification of the 19th Amendment in August 1920. In the summer of 1923, Warren Harding embarked on a cross-country tour of the
United States to promote his policies. During the trip, the 57-year-old president became sick, and on August 2ND he died of what was
likely a heart attack (no autopsy was conducted) at a San Francisco hotel. In the early hours of August 3RD Vice President Coolidge was
sworn in as America’s 30TH president at his boyhood home in Plymouth Notch, Vermont, where he was vacationing. Coolidge’s father, a
notary public, administered the oath of office. Millions of people across the nation gathered along the railroad tracks to pay their
respects to Harding as his body was returned from the West Coast to Washington, D.C. Harding’s Marion home was later designated a
National Historic Landmark and opened to the public. The president’s tomb is also located in Marion.
Warren Gamaliel Harding was born on November 2,1865, on a farm in the small
Ohio community of Corsica (present-day Blooming Grove). He was the oldest of
eight children of George Harding (1843-1928), a farmer who later became a doctor
and part owner of a local newspaper, and Phoebe Dickerson Harding (1843-1910),
a midwife. Entered Apprentice Lodge N0 7O, Marion, Ohio, Jun 28, 1901, received
no other degree until after becoming U.S. President, FC and Master Mason in
Marion Lodge N0 70 in 1920 (Master Mason Aug. 27, 1920), Royal Arch Chapter
degrees in Marion Chapter N0 62 in 1921, Knight Templar in Marion Commandery
N0 36, in 1921 and Scottish Rite and Shrine in 1921. Harding graduated from Ohio
Central College (now defunct) in 1882 and moved to Marion, Ohio, where he
eventually found work as a newspaper reporter. In 1884, he and several partners
purchased a small, struggling newspaper, the Marion Star. In 1891, Harding
married Florence Kling De Wolfe (1860-1924), a Marion native with one son from a
previous relationship. The Harding’s had no children. Warren Harding, a
Republican, began his political career in 1898 by winning election to the Ohio
Senate, where he served until 1903.
Brethren, I have been reading this very wonderful book these last few months and I’ve been
sharing with you some of the excerpts from it. I have found another one which I find to be
inspirational.
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES
“Freemasonry is a charitable, benevolent, educational and religious society. Its principles are
proclaimed as widely as men will hear. It’s only secrets are in its methods of recognition and of
symbolic instruction. It is charitable in that it is not organized for profit and none of its income
inures to the benefit of any individual, but all is devoted to the promotion of the welfare and
happiness of mankind. It is benevolent in that it teaches and exemplifies altruism as a duty. It
is educational in that it teaches by prescribed ceremonials, a system of morality and brotherhood based upon the sacred law. It is
religious in that it teaches monotheism, the volume of the sacred law is open upon its altars whenever a Lodge is in session,
reverence for God is ever present in its ceremonial, and to its brethren are constantly addressed lessons of morality; yet, it is not
sectarian or theological. It is a social organization only so far as it furnishes additional inducements that man may foregather in
numbers, thereby providing more material for its primary work of education, of worship, and of charity. Through the improvement
and strengthening of the character of the individual man, Freemasonry seeks to improve the community. Thus, it impresses upon
its members the principles of personal righteousness and human welfare, and inspires them with that feeling of charity, or good
will, towards all mankind which will move them to translate principles and convictions into action. To that end, it teaches and
stands for the worship of God; truth and justice; fraternity and philanthropy; and enlightenment and orderly liberty, civil, religious
and intellectual. It charges each of its members to be true and loyal to the government of the country to which he owes allegiance
and to be obedient to the law of any State in which he may be. It believes that the attainment of these objectives is best
accomplished by laying a broad basis of principle upon which men of every race, country, sect, and opinion may unite rather than
by setting up a restricted platform upon which only those of certain races, creeds, and opinions can assemble. Believing these
things, this grand Lodge affirms its continued adherence to that ancient and approved rule of Freemasonry which forbids the
discussion in Masonic meetings of creeds, politics, or other topics likely to excite personal animosities”
“It further affirms its conviction that it is not only contrary to the fundamental principles of Freemasonry, but dangerous to its unity,
strength, usefulness and welfare, for Masonic bodies to take action or attempt to exercise pressure or influence for or against any
legislation, or in any way to attempt to procure the election or appointment of government officials, or to influence them, whether
or not members of the fraternity, in the performance of their official duties. The true Freemason will act in civil life according to his
individual judgment and the dictates of his conscience.”
This was adopted at the 1939 grand Masters conference in Washington, DC.
SUN CITY LODGE SHIRTS
Sun City Lodge N0 72 is coordinating an order for short sleeve collared polo shirts embossed with the Square and Compasses. The shirts have the following features: + Port Authority is the shirt manufacturer; + Shirt is short sleeve with a collar; + Left breast pocket with Name above the pocket; + Square and Compasses with SUN CITY LODGE N0 72 on the Right breast; and + Shirts are in Light Blue or White. Price is $25.00 per shirt with payment made to SUN CITY LODGE N0 72. If you are interested in ordering a shirt, please when ordering, include: + your shirt size; + the shirt color; and + Name you want place above the shirt pocket. CONTACT: Dave Miller at 623.875.2149 or [email protected]
Brethren,
March 5TH is the 1ST Annual Sun City Lodge N072 Meet and Greet Pot Luck, it is open to all
Masons of Sun City Lodge N072 and their families and friends, all Masonic bodies that meet at
Sun City Lodge N072 and their families and friends. This is also a great opportunity to bring
those who are wondering what the Masonic Orders are about. Sun City Lodge is going to furnish
the hot dogs and hamburgers. Since it is a pot luck, please bring a dish that will serve those that
you bring plus one or two. If you can’t bring a dish, please come anyway. This is a great
opportunity to meet all the Masonic Brothers and Sisters that meet in this wonderful Lodge. To
make sure we have enough burgers and dogs please RSVP to the Lodge phone number
623.972.2217 with your name and the number of guests you are bringing. We hope to make this a very successful event and
need your help in letting us know how many to expect. We do not want anyone to leave hungry. I believe that we are one big
Masonic Family and hope that everyone comes out for a good day of fun and fellowship. Our Junior Warden is probably shaking
in his boots about this point in my message, wondering what he is going to do to serve this many people, so please RSVP so he
doesn’t have a conniption fit.
Brethren, The first three brothers to get the answer to the Worshipful Master by email, phone call, text message or in person will
get free dinner and the next stated meeting.
This month’s question: What is the difference between a RED LODGE and BLUE LODGE ?
Brethren, at this time we have 220 members. We had one withdraw (Herbert Riell). We have two waiting for demits (Brian Turner and Robert Kinch). We have one waiting for the EA degree (Brian Arrowood) and three who have received the EA. We have one who received the third degree
(Edward Tannheimer). I think we are doing very well. Our average age is 71. Do good unto all.
During the conclusion of a third degree last month, our newly obligated brother was
presented with a masonic ring handed down from a family member, and the subject was
brought up of THE PROPER WAY TO WEAR A MASONIC RING. Should the points of the
compass be toward or away from the body? Thus this article from Temple Topics: If you
were hanging an American flag, would you put the stars down? The same holds true of the
ring. Usually it is a gift and has sentimental value for the wearer. It should look right side up
to him. Rings are therefore worn with the points of the compass toward the wearer. This
subject is one on which Grand Lodges have made no regulation and popular opinion is
divided. We must, therefore, reason from analogy. When the emblem of the square and
compasses is displayed on a building, pennant, button etc. universal custom requires the points of the compass point downward.
When displayed on the Alter they point away from the Master. As the Master from his station views the compass from the Alter of
his lodge, the points are from, not towards him. As the wearer of a compass watch charm views it, the points are down and away
from his eyes. In a similar way as he views the emblem on his ring the points should be down or away from his eyes. The square
is the symbol of earthly, the compass of heavenly perfection. As a combined emblem the ends of the square point up as a symbol
of man’s aspirations toward God; the points of the compass are down to represent heavenly qualities coming down from God to
earth. Therefore, it would seem that the proper way to wear a ring would be that is which its symbolism is best expressed; namely,
that in which, when the hand is held in its usual position the points of the compass are towards the earth and away from the
wearer’s eyes. Thus it will be seen that our conclusion does not agree with the writer in Temple topics. He truly says that in
hanging an American flag we would not put the stars down but in hanging a compass or a square and compass, he surely would
put the points of the compass down. The same rule holds when worn as a ring or button or a watch charm; namely, they would be
worn the same way with the points down. When so worn, they all serve the same purposes, and by no means the least of these
purposes is to announce to the world the proud wearer is a Mason. This months stated meeting dinner on March 10, and will be
served at 6:00 PM, I hope to see you all there. The cost of our dinners as stated in last month Trestleboard are $8.00
and reservations must be made three days in advance in order to participate. You must RSVP by emailing Bob
Cole at [email protected] or by contacting the lodge directly at 623.972.2217.
Junior Warden Message: Salad, Meat Loaf , Baked Potatoes, Green Beans , Roll, Beverage and Birthday Cake
Any brother who has a birthday during the current month receives a free Stated Meeting Meal and Birthday Cake.
Brother, Hal Knowlton, was greeted west of the altar by Worshipful Master, Steve Wieters. Brother Hal was given a special
Masonic coin and was invited to sit in the East for the remainder of the stated meeting. This was to acknowledge his continued
assistance and dedication to the well-being of the Lodge and its members. Brother Hal is the chairman of the irrevocable trust
committee. His committee is responsible for looking after our investments. Brother Hal and his committee members put in a lot of
hours monitoring the stock market and looking for ways to improve our financial situation. For any of you who have money in the
stock market you know how difficult of a job this is, in this economy. Thank you, brother Hal, for all you do.
. This is a change from previous months and is being made for more rapid
processing and release of information for the upcoming month.
“Remember him before the silver cord is severed, or the golden bowl is broken; before the pitcher is shattered at the spring, or the wheel broken at the well and the dust returns to the ground it came from, and the spirit returns to God who gave it”. Ecclesiastes 12:6-7
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Masonic Lodge N0 72 needs current telephone numbers, current addresses and email addresses from all brothers
and Trestleboard subscribers. You will be receiving the Electronic Trestleboard if we have your email address. If
your preference is a mailed edition, please notify W.M. Steve Wieters at 623.297.6900 or call the lodge 823.972.2217.
*St. Andrew’s Comm . *Amaranth
*James Becker
*Pioneer Lodge
*James D. Spooler
Oasis Chapter R.A.M.
*Steward Council C.M.
*John Stoefer
*Ardarth Wilber
Gary Bain
Karen Bulawa
Arthur Hart
*David Miller
*West Valley Scottish Rite
Sun City Lodge N0 72 would like to preserve our heritage and Lodge by building upon the
Irrevocable Trust Fund. To do this, the Brothers of Sun City Lodge N0 72 can consider including
in their will a Gift to the Irrevocable Trust Fund of Sun City Lodge N0 72, Peoria, AZ. This
absolutely will preserve our heritage that the Brothers above have established. The funds will be
used to maintain the building and for possible renovations in the near future. The Lodge is in
need of replenishing this fund. The Brothers may contribute to this fund at any time.
Richard O. Banser
Robert S. Bennett
Samuel H. Brooks
Louis A. Cavagnaro
Abraham J. Cohen
Ambrose M. Dangerfield
Albert L. Dugas Jr
Frederick R. Fitzgerald
John W. Geyer
Edward J. Hanzel
Errol V. Hawksley
Richard A. Hodgson
Richard J. Hoffer
Barry L. Hoke
John W. Holliday
Jan M. Hoskins
Donald S. Jacober
Donald C. Mallet
Rodney R. Martinson
Henry E. Martz Jr
Walter R. Paynter
Jack E. Richey
Craig A. Sanborn
Paul Sawdy
Leonard C. Shykind
Tommy K. Thompson
Earl T. Trundy
Robert L. White
.At the January meeting of Sun City Nile Club it was decided to meet an extra day each month and work on items requested by the two hospitals to which we are assigned. Several members attended the first work session where a number of tulle tutus were put together while others worked on chemo/surgical caps. We gave 24 tutus and 18 pillowcases to Princess Badoura to be sent to the Salt Lake City Shrine Hospital in February. The focus of our February work session will be making the chemo/surgical caps requested by the Springfield, MA Shrine Hospital. We will then begin on caps for Salt Lake City and Johnnie for Springfield .We encourage any Daughter of the Nile to join us at our regular meetings held the first Monday of each month at 10:30 AM with lunch following and also join us on the fourth Monday for the sewing session. Even if you do not sew you are welcome to help in other ways or simply enjoy
fellowship with us.
The Past Masters meet on the second Tuesday of the month at 8:30 AM in the Jackson room. Coffee and doughnuts are available. Past Masters of Sun City Lodge N0 72 or Past Masters members of other jurisdictions are welcome. Our purpose is to assist the Worshipful Master, officers and the Lodge. We also provide funeral services for members of our lodge and other lodges when requested. The honorable station of Past Master cannot be honored by the brethren if it is not honored by its possessor. Fortunately, almost all who have earned the title of Past Master continue to serve their lodges with distinction. It is a title which has been earned by their total involvement in lodge activities and by their personal sacrifices. As with all honors and titles, Past Masters find that there are new rights and privileges which go with the title. There are
also additional duties and responsibilities, and new challenges.
Pat Hayes, Chairman 623.815.7063 [email protected]
Masonic tradition calls on us to render aid to our sick and
needy brothers. While we are getting better at doing that, we
have been neglecting our ladies and their needs. If any of you
know of a sick or distressed brother or a Masonic widow,
please call the lodge office at 623.972.2217 or Larry Gorelick
623.561.2330and leave a message on the recorder or in
person tell the Secretary or Building Manager.
Issues of the Trestleboard are available to individual e-mail accounts electronically. The advantage of the electronic release is that
the recipient will be receiving the Trestleboard at the time it is sent to the printer, which is a week or more before the end of the
calendar month. To receive the Trestleboard electronically released in pdf format, please send your request and e-mail address to
Welcome Sir Knights, companions, brothers and sisters, we are having a great start to the New Year there is a lot of activity and
enthusiasm within the Commandery. Our next conclave will be March 12TH. There will be ritual and sword instruction/practice at 7:30
AM, coffee and donuts at 8 AM and the conclave opens at 9 AM. Coming up this month the Grand Commandery of Arizona will be
hosting the Grand Encampment of Knights Templar, Bicentennial Western states Easter Observance. This event is being held at
the Mission Palms Resort in Tempe, AZ. March 25TH through the 27TH .There will be a banquet on Saturday night at the resort.
Easter Sunday morning services will be held in the courtyard at the resort at 8 AM. There will be an Easter brunch at the Shrine
Auditorium immediately following Easter services. For registration and more information go to www.weso.us. Due to this event St.
Andrew Commandery will not be having Easter libations, but instead encourage all members of the Commandery to attend this
event.
602.432.4638 [email protected]
POT LUCK- - - - - - - - - - - - 6:30 PM
EDUCATION- - - - - - - - - - 7:00 PM
MEETING- - - - - - - - - - - - -7:30 PM
WHO: THIS SPECIAL EVENT IS FOR CRYPTIC MASONS
WHAT: THIS TABLE COUNCIL MEETING WITH DINNER AND TRADITIONAL TOAST IS CONDUCTED IN THE OFFCIAL
TABLE COUNCIL RITUAL OF THE GENERAL GRAND COUNCIL OF CRYPTIC MASONS INTERNATIONAL
WHY: TO PERSONALLY EXPERIENCE THE JOY OF MASONRY AS OUR BRETHREN LIVED IT IN THEIR LODGES LONG AGO
WHEN: MARCH 28TH 2016 DINNER AT 6 PM MEETING AT 7 PM ( 4TH Monday regular meeting night)
WHERE: SUN CITY LODGE # 72 (just north Union Hills Rd. on 107TH Ave.)
ATTIRE: APPROPRIATE ATTIRE FOR STEWART COUNCIL MEMBERS
MENU: PORK LOIN WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS & DESERT
IF YOU REQUIRE A SPECIAL MENU PLEASE CONTACT
PAT HAYES AT 623-815-7063 or [email protected]
HOW: SEND THE ATTACHED RESERVATION A WITH CHECK FOR
A DONATION OF $25.00 PAYABLE TO STEWART COUNCIL N0 16 ON OR BEFORE MARCH 24, 2016 TO:
Pat Hayes 10318 W. Garnette Dr. Sun City, AZ 85373-1653 [email protected] or 623.815.7063
PLEASE RESERVE A PLACE IN MY NAME FOR THE DINNER I UNDERSTAND THAT THE
DONATION OF $25.00 WILL GUARANTEE ME A PLACE AT THE TABLE NAME:
__________________________________ DATE: ______________________________________
ADDRESS: _____________________________________________________________________
CITY & ZIP: _____________________________________________________________________
PHONE: ________________________________________________________________________
E-MAIL: ________________________________________________________________________
West Valley Lodge of Perfection The next West Valley Lodge of Perfection meeting is March 3rd 2016. A Corned Beef
and Cabbage Lunch provided by Honorable Bill Phelps starts at 12 PM followed by a new Masonic Education Program at 1:30 PM that was demonstrated by Phoenix Lodge of Perfection Venerable Master Jack Buta at our February Meeting. For March, Deputy Venerable Master Hal Knowlton will facilitate a discussion on Masonic Charity. Master Masons as well as non-Masons are invited to attend the Educational Program. As a Masonic Education reminder, the West Valley Lodge of Perfection offers a Master Craftsman I assistance program for those pursuing further Light in Masonry. Contact Deputy Venerable Master Hal Knowlton at
(714) 343-4322 for meeting Dates & Time.
West Valley Lodge of Perfection Red Cross Blood Drive
The West Valley Lodge of Perfection is sponsoring a Red Cross Blood Drive to be held April 22, 2016 from 10 AM to 3:45 PM. In 2015 we had 23 Donors giving 23 units of blood. The 2016 Goal is 26 Donors giving 26 units of blood. To register to donate, go to the Red Cross Website redcrossblood.org. Use Sponsor Code WVLOP or zip code 85372 to locate our Blood Drive then fill in your information for the time you’d like to Donate. The Red Cross is in serious need of Blood Donations so let’s make this an outstanding Charity Event.
Troop 938 was recognized as Troop of the Year, and their Scoutmaster Margarito Nevarez received Scoutmaster of the Year. This was for the Lake Pleasant District of Arizona. There are 40 troops in the district. Troop 938 received these awards because they met the criteria of the Journey to Excellence. This is program used by the Boy Scouts of America, Grand Canyon Council to review and measure the performance of Troops. The Journey to Excellence measures, planning, budgets, membership, programs, activities, and volunteer memberships. The troop reached Gold Level, earning them this high recognition. Way to go
Troop 938.
Some of Troop 938 upcoming activities include:
- Cycling Merit Badge (Scouts ride 50 miles-February 28)
- Campouts : -Vulture Peak (March), Highland Games Camporee (April), Lava Tubes (May)
- Summer Camp: 7 days at Camp Geronimo (Payson)
Troop 938 meets on Thursdays at 6:30pm at the Sun City Masonic Lodge N072 Peoria, Arizona
Our Official Visit was by far the largest in a long time, the room was full and we had to put up chairs, also a good time was had by all. Our Feb 2ND meeting we had petitions for initiation and affiliation. Super! Officers start looking at initiation it will be here soon. We were so happy to have so many donations for the UMOM project. The chapter voted to continue until May so keep bringing in your blankets, sheets, towels and wash cloths and etc. We were so proud to have our Worthy Grand Matron and Patron present Lillian Ryan as a Grand Representative to New Bruns-wick in Arizona, we now have three: John Bennet to North Carolina in Az and Ardath Wilbur to Missouri in Az. It was so nice to have guests on the sidelines and some back several times. Worthy Matron honored Karen Bulawa as a special chapter member and also thanked all who have helped in any way. She also thanked all pro tems and said "we couldn't do it without you". Please keep our shut-ins in your prayers. Proficiency cards were presented to Lillian
Ryan, Carol Tannheimer, Ula Miller and Nancy Keylon. We also have several others working on them with chair, Ruth Emanuel.
We wore red for Valentine ’s Day on Feb 16TH. Upcoming events: March 1ST- meeting, honor 25 plus members.
March 8TH -breakfast at Royal Cafe 9 AM March 15TH Potluck 6 PM for St Patrick's Day, wear green
March 26 TH 8-2 PM Fiesta Day April 2ND - Mad Hatters Tea 1-3 PM donation $10.00
New Horizon Court, N0 12 of the amaranth met the second Monday of the month
following a great dinner with many guests. Again the DeMolay boys served and did
the cleanup. Court convened; this was the official meeting of H.L. Jennne Yunker
Grand Royal Matron and S.K. Earl Wander Grand Royal Patron The Grand Royal
Patron gave a great message about our first president, George Washington. Our
Grand Royal Matron gave a very heartwarming message about the Marketplace. The
meeting was enjoyed by all.
We meet promptly at 7:30 PM on the 2ND and 4TH Wednesday of the month and will be going dark the 4TH
Wednesday in June. We will not be starting up again until the 2ND Wednesday of September.
Now for our current events:
There will be a light lunch before talking about donations for the Easter Program. If you have any
questions, come find out! Sunday March 6TH is our Spring Steak Fry from 3 to 6 PM held at the Sun City
Masonic Fellowship Center. Our Honor Night for the Associate Matron and Associate Patron will be in April and her installation in
May. Watch the newsletter for details!
Peg Jorgensen Worthy Matron
Charles Tressle Worthy Patron
Kathy Pierson Secretary 480. 563.7953
SUN CITY N0 72 LODGE OFFICERS 2016
Worshipful Master Steven Wieters 623.297.6900 [email protected]
Senior Warden Craig Montgomery 623.521.5580 [email protected]
Junior Warden Bob Cole 602.978.6640 [email protected]
Secretary Richard Flinton 623.972.2217 [email protected]
Treasurer Michael Kennedy 623.972.2217 [email protected]
Chaplain PM. Jack Daniel
Senior Deacon Mark Nelson
Junior Deacon Francisco Felix
Senior Steward Matthew A. Link
Junior Steward Kevin Baver
Alternate Stewards Andy Pratt
Marshal Nicholas Felix
Tyler Jim Leber
Organist / Pianist Sidney Engel
Building Lodge Trustees Chairman Errol Hakwsley, Members George Coxey, David Miller, Al Cohen, Pat Hayes
Emeritus Earl Trundy
Lodge Building Manager Jack Daniel 623.972.2217 [email protected]
Audit Committee Jim Rolle, Dan Robison
Banquet / Event Committee Chairman Frank Visceglie, Member Steve Wieters
Stewart Bikes For Books Bob Cole, Steve Wieters, Charles Hardy, Pat Hayes
Candidate Mentoring Errol Hawksley, Michael Kennedy, Andy Pratt
Irrevocable Trust Fund Trustees Chairman Hal Knowlton, Members Bill Clark, Doug Robertson, Kevin Baver
Bryan Cooper-Keeble
Lodge Ritual Director Pat Hayes
Lodge Website Committee David Miller, Craig Montgomery
Masonic Education Errol Hawksley, Michael Kennedy, Andy Pratt
Masonic Funeral Coordination David Miller 623.875.2149 [email protected]
Masonic Jewelry Frank Visceglie 623.533.6697
Membership Contact Retention Michael Kennedy, Pat Hayes
Sickness and Distress Larry Gorelick 623.561.2330, George Coxey 602.339.0997
MARCH 2016
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SCOTTISH RITE
L.O.P.
LUNCH
12:30 PM
BOY SCOUTS
6 PM — 8 PM
P AST MASTER’S SECOND DEGREE
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CHURCH
10 AM
PEORIA OES
STEAK DINNER
3 – 6 PM
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PAST MASTERS
8:30 AM
DAR
1 PM
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PEORIA
EASTERN STAR
7:30 PM
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STATED MEEING DINNER
6 PM
MEETING
7 PM
BOY SCOUTS
6 - 8 PM
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ST. ANDREWS
CONCLAVE
9 AM
MSRICF
1– 6 PM
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EASTERN STAR
7: 30 PM
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SUN CITY LODGE
AWARD DINNER
DINNER
6 PM
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SUN CITY LODGE SECOND DEGREE
7 PM
BOY SCOUTS
COURT
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HONOR
6 — 8 PM
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ROYAL ARCH
MASONS
DINNER
6:30 PM
MEETING
7:30 PM
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YORK RITE
MID —YEAR
CONFERENCE
MEETING
8 AM
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CHURCH
10 AM
SCOTTISH RITE
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LIGHTS
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PIONEER LODGE
6 PM
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BOY SCOUTS
6 - 8 PM
RE—OBLIGATION
7— 10 PM
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PEORIA
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FIESTA DAY
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TRUST
4PM
AMARANTH
6 PM
HI - 12 CLUB 8 AM
NILE CLUB 9 AM
BUILDING TRUST 10 AM
PIONEER LODGE 6 PM
OFFICERS MEETING 7 PM
CHURCH
10 AM
AMARANTH
12 — 2 PM
SHALOM CLUB
5 — 9 PM
PEORIA
EASTERN STAR
7: 30 PM
LOS
11:30 PM
SUN CITY
EASTERN STAR
7:30 PM
D.O.N.
9 AM – 1 PM
STEWART
TABLE COUNCIIL
DINNER
6 PM
MEETING
7 PM
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