GRAND LODGE OF MINNESOTA LODGE OF MINNESOTA BIOGRAPHY DAVID SINCLAIR BOUSCHOR Born November 23, 1930, in Duluth, Minnesota. ... ZLBZ?}4Z4} East …

GRAND LODGE OF MINNESOTA

DAVID SINCLAIR BOUSCHOR

Grand Master


BIOGRAPHY

DAVID SINCLAIR BOUSCHOR

Born November 23, 1930, in Duluth, Minnesota. Attended public schoolsin Duluth, and graduated from Northwestern University with a Bachelor ofScience Degree; William Mitchell College of Law with a Juris DoctorDegree. Practiced law in the Duluth area since 1958; City Attorney forProctor, Minnesota; Public Utilities Board and Proctor School District, lVasSpecial Municipal Judge for the City of Duluth and Judicial Officer for theCounty of St. Louis. Elected Judge of the County Court in 1977; appointed tothe State District Bench, and has served in this capacity since 1978.

Married Gloria Lee Wetters and has four children; Denise, David II,Charles II, and Diana.

Member of Elks Lodge BPOE 133; Kitchi Gammi Club; Chancellor ofMinnesota Sons of fire American Revolution; President of Duluth Chapter ;Past Officer of Pilgrim Congregational Church; Past President of DuluthAssociation for Children with Learning Disabilities; Past Member of StateAdvisory Board of Upper Midwest Branch of the Orton Society; Member of1lth District Bar Association and State District Judges Association. PastChairman of United Day Activity Center; past Cubmaster and Boy ScoutAdvisor. Rotary Club of Duluth; Board of Governors of fire Saint AndrewSociety of Minnesota; President of Clan Cinclair Association, Inc. (U.S.A.);Advisory Board of Salvation Army of Duluth; Sons of Norway, NortunLodge; Twin Cities Scottish Club; Duluth Scottish Heritage Association;Napoleonic Society of America; Scottish-American Military Society;Sovereign Military Order of the Temple of Jerusalem, Commandery of theHoly Shroud.

Member of the following Masonic Organizations: Past Master of EuclidLodge No. 198 A.F. & A.M.: Grand Master of Masons of Minnesota 1988€9;Past High Priest Keystone Chapter No. 20 R.A.M,; Grand High Priest ofR.A.M. of Minn. (1975-76); Past lllustrious Master of Duluth Council No. 6;Past Illustrious Master of Cryptic Masons of Minn. (19S1{2); Past Com-mander of Duluth Commandery No. 18, K.T.; Order of High Priesthood;Order of Thrice lllustrious Masters; Iftight Crusaders; Knight of YorkCross of Honor, and Grand Cross of Honor, with three quadrants; ScottishRite Bodies, Valley of Duluth; Aad Temple of the Shrine, Potentate in 19S5;Aad Temple Pipes and Drums ; Royal Order of Jesters, Duluth Court No, EE;Educational lodge No. 1(X)1, (Past Master) and No. 1002 ; Phoenix lodge No.30 Paris, France I Corresponding Circle Quaior Coronati Lodge of Research,London; Philalethes Society; Maine Lodge of Research; RechaRamChapter, Wisc.; Iowa Lodge of Research; Michigan Lodge of Research;

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Minnesota York Rite Sovereign college No. 39 (Deputy Governor), and

clave); Royal Order of Scotland; Good Samaritan Tabernacle No' 36'

H.R.A.K.T.P.; National Sojourners, Minn. Chapter No. 25.

Craft, and Royal Arch Masonry in Particular.


WARD C. SONSIEBY

Deputy Grand Master

GRAND LODGE OF MINNESOIIA

BIOGRAPHY

WARDC.SONSTEBY

Ward C. Sonsteby can wear quite a few different hats if he so chooses.

They're symbolic of the unusual variety of activities that have captured hisattention over the years.

For example, three years ago at age 5?, he earned his private pilot'slicense, so he now can put on his aviation headgear.

or possibly he still has a railroad cap available from hls Great NorthernRailroad days, or a u.s. Marine corps headcover from his military service,

or the various hats worn as a golfer or a sallor or flsherman. Or his Master'shat from two Minnesota Lodges.

Yes, Ward has been an active man - and active Mason since he first got

to know the FraternitY.

Forty-three years ago Minnesota's newly+lected Deputy Grand -lvlaster

*as one of the hired hands at the Minnesota Masonic Home, where his uncle

was farm manager.

At the time ward was 1? years old, and he had responsibilities involvingthe care of chickens, turkeys and hogs as well as haying, fixing fences and

feeding livestock. "I became acquainted with some of the residents who

1ived a1 the farm home", Sonsteby said, "and I was told numerous stories

about their lives and Masonry in general'"

Well, apparently the information about Masonry in Minnesota ma-de a

lasting impiession. ien years later - on April 18, 1956, to be preclse - Ward*as riised at Agate Lodge No. 16? in Campbell, where he served as Wor'

shipful Master in 1966. He later affiliated with constellation Indge No. 81 tn

Alexandria and served as Constellation's Worshipful Master in 1970.

ward was appointed to the Grand Lodge line as Junior Grand steward in19S0 by then Grand Master samuel K. Dickinson. He previously served as

Grand Lodge Represen[adve in District 9 from t57719.

He is a life member of Fergus Falls Chapter RAM No. 2?; a member ofPalestine Commandery No. 14, Fergus Falls; three-time Past Patron ofLyra Chapter No. 166, O.E.S., Alexandria; a member of Zuhrah Shrine

Timple ana tne Shrlne Clubs in Alexandria and Glenwood and an associate

member of Osman Shrine Temple. He received the DeMolay Legion ofHonor on March 19th this year and has been a member of the Mlnnesota

Masonlc Home Board for the past tlree years.


Ward was born on December L7, L928, in Annandale, Minnesota, at-tended grade school in Hasty, Minn., and was graduated from MonticelloHigh School in 1946.

He was a depot agent for the Great Northern Railroad from May, lg47 | toSeptember, 1956, also had his own television and radio service business from1955 to 1965, then became a registered representative for financial programsfor three years and in 1968 established himself as a real estate broker, acareer he still pursues while owning and operating the Geneva Beach Resort& Motel in Alexandria.

Ward married Carol J. Nelson of Atwater, Minn., on February 1, 19b1.They are the parents of sons Steven and Jeffrey and tlle grandparents ofAlexander,9, and Nicolas, 7, children of Steven and his wife, Roberta. Twoother sons, Mark and Scott, are deceased. Ward and Carol are members ofthe First Lutheran Church in Alexandria.

Minnesota's new Deputy Grand Master also is a Psst Commander ofAmerican Legion Post No. 87 and a member of the VFW Post No. 936 inAlexandria. He served in the United States Marine Corps from 1951-53, in-cluding 13 months of duty in Korea during the Korean Conflict.

Ward enjoys golf, sailing, fishing, traveling and photography, and threeyears ago he demonstrated that a person rarely is too young to pursue a newavocation. That's when he earned his private pilot's license.


PROCEEDINGS

of

TheGRAND LODGE

OF

ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEFIED MASONS

OF

Minnesota

ATTIM

ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SIXTII ANNUAL

COMMUNICATION

HELD AT DULUTH, MARCH 31st and APRIL 1st

1989

OFFICIATING:

M.W. DAVID S. BOUSCHOR, Duluth, Grand Master

R.W. RAYMOND E. SCHLEMMER, St. Paul Park, Grand Secretary

ELECTED AND INSTALLED

M.W. WARD C. SONSTEBY, Alexandria, GrandMaster

R.W. RAYMOND E. SCHLEMMER, St. PaulPark, GrandSecretary

ORDERED TO BE READ IN ALL LODGES

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OFFICERS OF THE GRAND LODGE A.F. &A.M.OFMINNESOTA

1988-89

At the One Hundred firirty-Fifth Annual Communication of the GrandLodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Minnesota held atBloomington, March 2b and 26, 1988, the following officers were elected andappointed for the ensuing year.

ELECTED

M.W. DavidS. Bouschor (198) .. . . .. .GrandMaster124 North 24th Avenue East, Duluth b8812

(Res) 218-7%-2261 ; (Bus) Ztg-726-2iilR.W. WardC. Sonsteby (81) . . .. . .. . .Deputy GrandMaster

P.O. Box b0l, Alexandria b630g(Res) 61?'763-3200; (Bus) 612-263-4599

R.W. RobertF. Papas (800) . . .. .. . .. .senior GrandWarden10214 Mildred Terrace, Minnetonka E5B4B

(Res) 612-545-5078; (Bus) 612-553-8608 or 5dg-Ab3bR.W. Charles Baltos (8) . . . . . .Junior Grand Warden

149 Kingswood Drive, Red Wing bb066(Res) 612-3884979; (Bus) 612-9g8-151?

R.W. Fred B. Vihovde (334-346) . . , Grand Treasurer4281 Jasper Drive, Eagan bb122(Res) 612484-8281; (Bus) Z2Z-6OEL

R.W. RaymondE. Schlemmer (118) . .. . ..GrandSecretarySt. Paul Masonic Center,200E. plato Blvd., St. paul bbl0?

( Res ) 612459-26U ; ( Bus ) 6t2-222{i0il or 6tZ-222-6tM

APPOINTEDWor.Terryl,.Tilton(239). ........GrandChaplain

202 Adams Avenue, Eveleth bb?84(Res) 218-744-1515

Wor. Earl L. Henton (3tS) . Grand Orator4lE Sparkman Avenue, Duluth 6DS0B

(Res) 218-7%.1513Wor. Edward W. Waldon (28) . . . . . . . . Senior Grand Deacon

842 North 26th Avenue, St. Cloud b6801(Res) 612-252-4?86

Wor. Warren K. Clark (208) . .Junior Grand Deacon301S,E. 3rd Street, Stewartvllle EDS/6(Res) 507-533464b ; (Bus) 6W -289-g622


Wor.RodneyM.Larson(30) .. ..'...GrandMarshal1918149th Avenue N.E., Anoka 65303

(Res ) 612434{?50 ; (Bus ) 612'7 82-7538

I[or. James H. A. Neetenbeek (306) ' ' 'Grand Sword Bearer102 Bruce Street, Duluth 55812

(Res) 218-?%{665; (Bus) 715-392-8131

wor. Jedson (Jed) Hejda (264) .. ...GrandstandardBearerRt. 1, Box 2tl1A, Cook 55723

(Res) 218{66-2771

Wor. Jack A. Benson (1?6) . . . Senior Grand Steward

811 23rd Avenue N.TV., New Brighton 55112

(Res) 612{33-1706; (Bus) 6124354680

Wor. Eric J. Neetenbeek (306) ' . . . . . . Junior Grand Steward19M Morningside Ave., Duluth 55803

(Res) 218-525-2317 ; (Bus) 218'723'2780

Wor. J.V. Christianson (119) . . '.GrandPursuivantRt. 1, Box 29, MilroY 56263

(Res) 5U/-336-2419

Wor. Fred D. Perkins (21?-290) , Grand Tyler139? Osceola Avenue' St. Paul 55105

(Res) 612499{8?5

BOARD OF CORPORATE TRUSTEES

M.W. Davis S. Bouschor (19s) G.M. W.Bro' EdwardW. Waldon (23) S'G'D'

R'w' (s1) D'G'M' ) J'G'D'R.W. a00) S.c.W. P.G.M.

R.w. J'G'w' P'G'M'

OTHERPERSONNELMrs. Theresa K. sterba . ,secretary to the Grand Secretary

St. Paul Masonic Center, 2(X) East Plato Blvd'' St. Paul 55107(Res) 612-7774540 ; (Bus) 612-222-w5r

Mrs. Jeanette D. Giron , . ,secretary to the Grand SecretarySt. Paul Masonic Center, 200 East Plato Blvd., St. Paul 55107

612-222$061Mrs. Ruth Pommerening, 200 East Plato Blvd., St. Paul 56107:' 612-222408L

Bro. Kenneth Rohde (21) . . . Hospital RepresentativeMasonic Temple,2(X)2 2nd Street S.W., Rochester 55902

(Res) 507-282-1232; (Bus) 5u'-282-1820

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LIVING PAST GRAND MASTERSNAMEGeorge R. Wilson (100) . . . .

MortimerB. Miley (B) ....

JosephL. Seltzer (B2B) ....

D. Williamfiffany (91) . . .

Franklin G. Emrick (816) .

Donald L. Barnes (906) . . .

Wm. W. Widstrand (255) . ,

Russell E. Torfin (161) . . . .

VerneE. Long (148) ......

HarryP. Larson (nD ....

ArchibaldDuncan (166) . . .

Otis H. Godfrey, Jr. (5) . . .

RossE. Fredrickson ......Q50-27L)

Donald M. Severson (182)

A. RaymondPavola (282) .

Samuel K. Dickinson . . . . .

(293-208)

John P. Peterson Q07) . . . .

JayA. York (26D ..

AlynN. Dull (23)

DonaldJ. Flood (2DZ) .,...

Donald W. Sether (288) . . . .

Ralphl. Hultqulst (4) ....

ADDRESS TELEPHONE213S.W.5thStreet ......,218829-9gg?

Brainerd b64015536DonegalDrive .. ....6124B1-1BO1

St. Paul bb126ScottsdaleHouse, No. 281 ... .....602947-2292

4800 N. 68th St., Scottsdale, AZ Bi2iLRoute No. 1, Box lg6 . . . . . b0? 644{g88

Redwood Falls b62883130 Cory Lane, No. 209 . ,BL241Z42O0

Hastings Sbo3g

15662 Lakeforest Drive . . .602n2-dgt7Sun City, AZ S5Bb1

4206FifthAve. E. ... .....,2182654822Hibbing 5b246

RouteNo.L,Box222 ......612554-95?1Villard E63BE

R.R. 1, Box 162 . .b0? 82540?9Pipestone b6164

620NorfthdStreet . .....ZLBZ?}4Z4}East Grand Forks b6?21

140Spruce .......,612426-8b00Mahtomedi 5b11b

1309CourtHouse .. .......OL2?fIB47LOSt. Paul 5b102

1135 Co. Road 434 .2L9241-?2EOBovey 55?09

6200ColfaxAve.No. ....,612561-5926Brooklyn Center b8430

SSSPikeLane .....2L87n-?4I6Duluth 55811

9SDonovanDrive ... ......2L89Ai-2044Grand Rapids ED?44

P.O.Box23? ......218994-1141Staples 564?9

LakeWilsonb6lbl . .......b028?9-8815

1266KilianBlvd. ... ......,6122S2-9b?9St. Cloud 56304

4856 South Tri0ak Circle N.8. . . .6L243/r-9442Wyoming 55092

2184Arkwright .....,.....0r2776-57t2St. Paul 5611?

l2054Robln Road . , ..... ,.Atz4z4{it?gMaple Grove bb809


LIVING PAST GRAND TBEASURERS

LouisK.Thompson(19) ... 2620BrookridgeAve. ...'612545{228Minneapolis 55422

Raymond E. Schlemmer(118) , E0SAshlandAve. .... ,.,.612459-2617

St. Paul Park 55071

GalenL.Schmick Q77) ... 5525ZenithAve.So. . .....61292,6474LEdina 55410

LIVING PAST GRAND SECRETARY

DavidE.Palmer (334) .,.. 6308BarrieRoad,No. l-D ... ".'.6L28224WEdina 55435

OTHER PERMANENT MEMBERS

John R. Hendrickson, sr. (19) P.J.G.W, 463gGaywoodDrive ....612938-5810Minnetonka 55345

charles s. Anthony (32r) P. Cust. . , . . , . 6501wilryan Ave .612 941-5616

Minneapolis 55435

Maynard J. Blank (2?3) P.D,R. 848 S. Ashland Ave. . . . . . 612 6894705

Cambridge ssooS

ErwinT.specht(95)P.D.R. 16330Hwy.10N.W. .....6r244r-2tlt0Elk River 55330

Henry Foelschow (133-1?4) P.D.R. . . . . 512 S.E. 2nd St' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '612 684'3789

Glenwood 56334

J. RogerWilliams (330) P.D.R. 219JoyAve. S. " " " " "507642{196Madelia 56062

Maurice A. Engen, Sr. (165) P, Cust. . . . 6608 5th Ave. s. . .612 861-2161

MinneaPolis sSlz3

John J. Miller (??) P. Cust. 404 Elm Ave. E. .507 8354744

Waseca 56093

William I. Gatlreridge (212) P'D.R. ' . . . Box 53 ' ' '218 379-3265

Humboldt 56731

LyleA.Tuller(140)P.cust. 104llthst.s.w. .....,..6126824000Little Falls 56345

Henry R. Van Geest (100-263) P. Cust. 2734 chisholm Ave. . . . . .612777-7327

(Cliairman, Emeritus ) No. St. Paul 55109

Maurice M. Kotz (323) P, Cust. 4550 Minnetonka Blvd' ' .612926'L482

RichardSt. Martin (9) P. Cust.

W. Georgelrwin (141) P.D.R. ;,.,.,,',

No. 209, Minneapolis 55410

401E. r04thst. ..........612881{489Bloomington 55420

RuralRoute .....2L82f.L-24L9Eldred 56623


Lane Peterson (197) P.J.G.W.

NeilE. BengCson (119) P. Cust. .......,

BernardSilvrants (250) P. Cust. ......,

Vernon A. Christianson (119) P.D,R. . .

Route 1, Box Ul . . . . . . . .218 666-2?80Cook 55?23

Route 1, Box 103 ........b0?bg2-2999Marshall 562b8

P.O.Box93 ...,.b078894489Okabena 56161

301 N. 5th St. . . . . . . . . . . . .50? 532-2349

Marshall 56258

RULES FOR MASONIC DATESl. Ancient Craft Masons - Add 4,0(X) to the current light year, thus: A.D.

1989 plus 4,0(X) equals A....L.,.. (Anno Lucls - year of Light) bgSg.z. Royal Arch Masons - Add EBO to the current year, firus: A.D. tg8g plus

530 equals A....L... (Anno Invenflonis - the year of discovery) 2519.3. Royal anrl Select Masters - Add I,q)0 to the current year, thus: A.D.

1989 plus 1,000 equals A. Dep.... (Anno Deposlflonle - year of deposits) 2989.4. Knights Templar - Subtract 1,118 from current year, thus: A.D. lgsg

minus 1,118 equals A.O.... (Anno Ordlnlg - the year of the Order) 8?1.5. Scqtttsh Rite - Add 8,260 bo the current year. After September add one

year more, thus: 1989 plus 8,260 equals A.M. b?40 (Anno Mundi) -in the yearof the world.


PUBLICOPENING

OF THE

M.W.GRANDLODGE

A.F. &A.M.

OFMINNESOTA

ONE-HUNDRED THIRTY.SIXTH ANNUAL

COMMUNTCATION

FRIDAY, MARCH 3I, 1989

Master Masons and visitors assembled in the South Pioneer Hall of theDuluth Entertainment and Convention Center at 9:30 a.m' for the publicopening of the 136th Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge of Min-nesota. Worshipful Brother, Rodney M. Larson, Grand Marshal, called thepublic meeting to order. The ceremony of opening was conducted bymembers of Euclid Lodge No. 198, Duluth.

The Grand Lodge Officers were conducted into the Lodge Room, west ofthe Altar by the Aad Temple Pipes and Drums Marching Unit. fite Grand

Master was then piped to the Altar, escorted by the Grand Sword Bearer.The Worshipful Master of Euclid Lodge conducted the Grand Master to theEast and introduced him to those present. The Grand Master introduced theGrand Lodge Officers, who then took their stations and places.

The Flag of the United States was presented by the Duluth CommanderyHonor Guard. The Tribute to the Flag was presented by worshipful BrotherClyde E. White, Grand Commander, Grand Commandery of KnightsTemplar of Minnesota:

TRIBUTE TO THEFLAG

We direct your attention to the Flag of our beloved country. It is alwaysdisplayed in the East of every Temple Asylum, where it is accorded theposition of highest honor. It is a constant inspiration to every lover of hiscountry, to every hue Knight of the Cross. lt demands unswervlng loyaltyand wholehearted devotion to the principles of whlch it is the gloriousrepresentative. It is the majestic symbol of Freedom under Constitutionalgovernment. Beneath its protecting folds Liberty, Equality and Fraternity

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have become the heritage of every citizen, while the oppressed of manynations have found peace and happiness in the land over which it floats. Theflags of mighty empires have come and gone, but the Stars and Stripesremain. Alone of all flags it expresses the sovereignty of the people whichendures when all else passes away. Speaking with their voice it has thesanctity of revelation. He who lives under it and is loyal to it, is loyal to trutland justice everywhere. So long as it flies, government of the people, by thepeople, and for tlle people shall not perish.

The Grand Master invited those in attendance to join in the singing of theStar Spangled Banner.

The Canadian Flag was presented by the Duluth DeMolay Honor Guard.

The Tribute to the Canadian Flag was given by Most Worshipful BrotherA. Neil Clarke, Past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Manitoba :

THE CANADIANFLAG

We present to you at this time the Canadian Flag, the symbol of Libertyand Peace. fire red is for the sacrifice of our fathers, and the White is for thepurity of the Nation. fire eleven pointed maple leaf, on a background ofwhite, stands for the ten provinces and the territories that form our greatdominion.

The Grand Master led in the singing of O Canada.

The Mayor of the City of Duluth, Hon. John A. Fedo, was piped to theEast and introduced by Grand Master Bouschor.

CIVICWELCOME

Good Morning. David made e suggestion that potentially we could getthis type of ceremony included when I make a presentation to the citycouncil, but I don't know that they would have quite the same reception forme that you have had. It is with a great deal of honor that I find myself herethis morning greeting you. Through my position of some 10 years now, I havehad an opportunity to welcome different groups and organizations to ourcity. Ttris opportunity this morning is something exhemely special for mepersonally. I had a chance yesterday to take part in the ceremony of thelaying of the cornerstone for the Duluth Entertainment and ConventionCenter, and I opened that particular short comment with an indlcation thatas a politician I recognized both opportunity and circumstance, and with thewinds such as they were and the temperature such as it was, the cir-cumstances dictated brevlty. Once again, this morning I recognize thecircumstances, and will be brief.

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success in your deliberations.

RESPONSE TO CIVIC WELCOME

Right Worshipful Brother Ward C. Sonsteby, Deputy Grand Master'

responded to the welcome as follows:

friendly welcome.


the last nine years, as a symbol of the brotherhood between Minnesota and

united us.over the last 120 years. Today, at this occasion, Most worshipfulthe Grand Master, this gavel has two purposes. Because there are those here

RESPONSE

Grand Master Bouschor responded with:

Those words were spoken like a true Scotsman. It is with greatest honorthat I receive this gavel from our Brethren in Manitoba to be used while wepreside over this Grand Lodge session. we will bring it back to you, we won'twork it too hard, so we can bring it back to you for yow use. firank you Sir.

The Aad remple Pipes and Drums Marching unit was retired and theofficers of Euclid Lodge No. r98 proceeded to close the ceremony of firePublic Opening.

Grand Master Bouschor declared the public Opening of Grand Lodgeclosed, asked all present to retire, and all-officers anh ttrose authorized to bedelegates return as soon as possible for the formal opening of Grand Lodge,


PROCEEDINGS

OFTHE

M.Iry. GRAND LODGE

A.F. &A.M.

OFMINNESOTA

fire Grand Master asked that the Past Grand Masters retire for

presentation.

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ONE.HUNDRED THIRTY.SIXTH ANNUAL

COMMUNICATION

FRIDAY, MARCH 3I, IOS0

Following the introductions, the Grand Master then dismissed the of'ficers of fuciid Lodge and again thanked them for Opening Grand Lodge

this morning.

The Grand secretary, R.W. Raymond E. schlemmer, was called to

p"o.nt the preliminary report of the credentials committee. Following the

iro"nt"Uoti of the reporCa motion was made, seconded and carried, to

adopt the rePoqt.


REPORT OF THE CREDENTIALS COMMITTEEPRELIMINARY

Your committee on Credentials is pleased to report that a constitutionalnumber of Chartered Lodges are registered and represented at thts 1g6thAnnual Communication, constituting the quorum necessary to transactbusiness that may come before this Grand Lodge for conslderation.

Respectfully submitted,W. Brother Arnold W. Moen!tr. Brother James H.A. Neetenbeek

Grand Sword BesrerR.W. Brother Raymond E. Schlemmer

Grand Secretary, Chairman

Worshipful Brother Tlrarren K. Clark, Junior Grand Deacon, andChairman of the Committee on Business and Rules was called on to presentthis committee's report. After presentaHon of the report, a motion wasmade, seconded, and carried, to adopt the report.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON BUSINESS AND RULES

To the Most Worshlpful Grand Lodge A.F. & A,M. of Mlnnegota I

Your committee recommends that the business of this Annual Com-munication be conducted in accordance with the provisions of Article I of theGeneral Regulations of thls Grand Lodge, as amended. Further, the order ofbusiness for this Communication shall b'e set forth in Article I, Secflon B.(Xexcept as shown in the printed program for this Annual Communication, oras may be revised by the Grand Master, at his discretlon, to expedlte thebusiness and procedure of the Grand Lodge.

We further recommend:

a) Anyone speaking on any motion, resolution or committee report shalldo so from the main floor or from the platform of the auditorium or asdirected by the Grand Master. Prior !o speaking the Brother shall state hisname and the lodge he represents.

b) The address of the Grand Orator shall be given at such time as shallbe determined by the Grand Master, to expedite the business of the GrandLodge.

c) fire ballot box shall be declared closed at 4:80 P.M. March 81, 1980,and that the Tellers begin the canvass of the votes promptly thereafter.

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d) To facilitate voting and the work of the Tellers, the provisions of

paragraph 22 of sectlon 3.(x, Article I of the General Regulations are

iuspended for this Annual Communication.

e) The Grand Master shall decide all questions of order and procedure

without debate.

n twiciningat the

shall decide who shall speak first.

g) lvhen any motion, resolution or committee report is under debate' no

motiin shall be made or received, except 0o amend or lay on the table the

matter being debated.

h) A motion to amend shall, unHl declded, preclude all other amend-

ments 0o the main question.

i) While anY motion, anY amendment

theretois being debated., consideration on

the table shaf be made from th€ Grand

Master.

k) No new motion shall be received or entertained which changes tlle

subject matter on which the original motion was made'

l) Any motion or resolution passed by the Grand Lodge may be recon-

sidered during the same Communication.

m) Ttrat the provisions hereof be in force and effect at once, and that

they remain in eifect until the next Annual Communlcation of the Grand

Lodge in 1990.

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Fraternally submitted,W.Bro. Warren K. Clark (208), ChairmanW.Bro. Jed Hejda (264) c.S.B.IV.Bro. Rodney M. Larson (80) G.Mar.W.Bro. J.V. Chrlstenson (119) G.p.

At this time the Grand Master was informed that the past GrandMasters of Minnesota were ready for presentation, under the direction of theGrand Marshal, Worshipful Brother Rodney M. Larson. Ttre following pastGrand Masters were introduced:

Most Worshipful Brothers Donald L. Barnes, Harry p. Larson, Ar-chibald Duncan, Donald M. Severson, A. Raymond pavola, Samuel K.Dickinson, John P. Peterson, Alyn N. Dull, Donald J. Flood, Donald W.Sether, Ralph L. Hultquist.

Each were greeted by the Grand Master and Deputy Grand Master,thanked for their continued support of Minnesota Masonry, and $ven theGrand Honors.

The Grand Master asked that all Distinguished Guests from otherJurisdictions and Appendent Bodies retire for presentation.

The Grand Master declared the Ballot Box open for the election of of-ficers, and will close at 4:80 p.m.

The Grand Secretary was called to present the readlng of the mlnutes ofthe 1988 Annual Communication and any intervening communications. On amotion duly made, seconded and carried, the minutes were adopted aspreviously printed and distributed.

The Grand Master called on the Grand Secretary to present the Ftrst (1)Reading of the Resoludons for 1989.


Most WorshiPful Grand Master:

I would so move that the Resolutions have been read for the first (lst)

time. ,. ',

. ,,

Respectfully submitted'Raymond E. SchlemmerGrand Secretary

The motion was duly seconded and carried.

The Resolutions are as follows:

RESOLUTION NO. 1, 1989

Dues Cards

WHEREAS Article XXI, Section 3.239(b) leaves some doubt as io when a

dues card can be issued when the member is a Prepaid Member, and

WHEREAS some Prepaid Members have not received their dues cards

in a timely fashion and have thusly been embarrassed, and

WHEREAS the Lodge knows that the Fund will remit the Prepaid

Members dues as soon as possible, now

THEREFoRE BE IT RESoL\|ED THAT Article XXI, Section 3.239(b)

which now reads:

(b) "The Fund shall, annually, remit the Prepaid Members' dues, and

the Lodge secretary shall, annually, issue the regular and official dues card

without any designation,"

be amended to read:

(b) "The Fund shall, annually, rem and

the Lodge Secretary strail be permittea and

official -tlues card without any special the

dues from the Fund."

Respectfully submitted,Raymond E. SchlemmerGrand Secretary


(Approved as to form only by the Resolutions Committee.)

RESOLUTTON NO. 2, 1989Dual Members

WHEREAS Article IX, Section 2,EB(a) of the Constitution provides fordual membership within this Grand Jurisdiction or with another GrandJurisdiction, and

WHEREAS Section 2.58(a) sets forth some of the regulations pertainingthereto but does not specifically detail the procedure necessary to relinquishone of the memberships, and

WHEREAS there is confusion on the part of the Lodge Secretary and themember as to the proper procedure to withdraw membership from one of theLodges,

NOW TIDREFORE BE IT RESOLI|ED that the following sentence beremoved from Article IX, Section 2.b8(a) : "unless he shall in writing declarehis desire to retain only one (1) of such memberships,"

AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a new paragraph (j) be addedto Section 2.58 which shall read:

(j) Anyone who is a dual member within this Grand Jurisdiction or withanother Grand Jurisdiction, and who desires to retain only one such mem-bership, may withdraw his membership in one of the Iodges by notifyingthat Lodge in writing of his intention to withdraw, and by notifying the Lodgehe wishes to retain membership in that he is withdrawing his membership inthe other Lodge. fire Annual Dues Card of the Lodge being withdrawn fromshall be returned to that Lodge at the time the withdrawal notice is given. Hemust be in good standing in both Lodges. The request shall be granted withthe approval of the Lodge, fire Secretary of the Lodge withdrawn from shallrecord the withdrawal and record on the Annual Return under the section"Withdrawn." No demit shall be issued upon the withdrawal of a dualmembership.


(Approved as to form only by the Resolutions Committee. )


RESOLUTION NO.3' I98O

Member Sollcltatlon

WHEREAS General Regulations, Article VI, Section 3'60(a)' Un-

masonic Conduct - Penalties by Trial, now reads:

(a) ,,To ask for or to solicit the petition of a profane for the degrees of

Masonry before he shall have clearly indicated his desire to become a

Mason," and

WHEREASsoliciation,havingbeenrecognizedasaconcernoftlrecraft, and deeming it neceisary to appropriately define proper solicitation.

NOWBEITTImREFORERESOLVEDSection(a),ArticleVI'bechanged to:

Respectfully and fraternally submitted'David S, BouschorGrand Master

(Approved as to form only by the Resolutions Committee')

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RESOLUTION NO.4, 1OEO

Timing of Masonlc Events

WHEREAStherehasbeensomecommentarysmongtheBrethre-nastothe terminology in the constitution relative to when we can set Masonic

events,

Now LET IT BE REsoLvED that Article IX, Section 2.?2(f)' of the

Constitution be changed

FROM:


TO:

"No Lodge shall hold any communication on the Sabbath or the first dayof the week that would interfere with the observance of a Brother's religiousfaith. A lodge may, however, conduct Masonic funeral services of adeceased Brother, conduct an open or public installation of Masonic Officersor conduct an open and public reception, to which events public invitationshave been extended to Masonic and non-Masonic people."

Respectfully submitted,David S. BouschorGrand Master


RESOLUTION NO. 5, 1989Related to Resolutlon No.4

WIIEREAS if the Resolution relating to Article IX, Section 2.?2(f), of. theconstitution is passed it will be necessary to make an additional change inthe Constitution.

NOW LET IT BE RESOLVED that the second paragraph of Article VI,Section 2.40, of. the Constitution be changed

FROM:

"It is not proper for the Grand Lodge to lay any cornerstone on theSabbath or first day of the week."

TO:

"It is not proper for the Grand Lodge to lay any cornerstone on theSabbath or first day of the week, that would interfere with the observance ofa Brother's religious faith."

Respectfully and fraternally submitted,David S. BouschorGrand Master

(Approved as to form only by the Resolutions Commlttee. )

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RESOLUTION NO.6, T989

Use of Wine

WHEREAS York Rite Masons and scottish Rite Masons use wine in

certain degrees and under present regulations they violate the code each

time they put on the Work, and

WHEREAS many Lodges find it necessary to rent out their club rooms

(not Indge Room) towedding parties or other like groups and these groups

would like to serve wine and-or beer to their guests.

NOWLETITBERESOLVEDthatArticleVI,SectionS'60(n)oftheGeneral Regulations be changed

FROM:

or beverages, or to become drunken tlerefrom."

TO:

"To introduce or permit intoxicating beverages of any kind, in or about

any Lodge room, Thii shall not include wine which may be used as required

in Masonic work."

Respectfully and fraternally submitted'David S. BouschorGrand Master


RESOLUTION NO.7,1980Related to Resolutlon No. 6

WHEREAS if the resolution relating to Article VI, Section 3.60(n) of the

General Regulations is passed it will be necessary to make an additional

change in tlte General Regulations.

NOWLETITBERESOLVEDthatArtlcleVI,SectionS'60(j)'oftheGeneral Reguladons be changed


FROM:

- - . . .' prohibiting gambling or the use or sale of intoxicating liquors in the

clubrooms, or on property owned by it . . .

TO:

- _ . . ., prohibiting gambling or sale of intoxicating liquors in the

clubrooms, or on property owned by it . . .



RESOLUTION NO.8, l98oRelated to Regolutlon 6

WHEREAS if the resolution relating to Article VI, Section 3.@(n) of theGeneral Regulations is passed it will be necessary to make an additionalchange in the Constitution.

NOW LET IT BE RESOL\/ED that ArHcle IX, Section 2.22(g), of. theConstitution be changed

FROM:

"No lodge shall holGrand Master, nor shall ilunch, banquet or other o0pproved building."

TO:

"No Indge shall hold its meetings in a building not approved by theGrand Master."



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RESOLUTION NO.9, T989

Indlgent Brother

WHEREAS a Lodge is responsible for the welfare of its members and

must do all it can to helP, and

WHEREAS when a Brother is classified as indigent and he applies to us

for help, the least we can do, is to remit his dues, and

ta is also

the indigent

Bro d Lodge.

we financial

burden alone.

TImREFORE LET IT BE RESOLVED that Article III, Sectlon 3.16(d)

of the General Regulations be changed'

FROM:

TO:

date of request.

Respectfully and fraternally submitted'Roger V. Pederson, Secretary

Khurum Indge No. 112

Glenn H. Mattson, Worshipful MasterKhurum Lodge No' 112

and eight (8) other BrothersXhurum Lodge No. u2



RESOLUTION NO. lO, 19t9Remlttlng Duee

WHEREAS if the Resolution relating !o Article III, Sectlon B.r6(d) of theGeneral Regulations is passed it will be necessary to make an addltionalchange to the C.eneral Regulations.

THEREFORE LET IT BE RESOLVED that Article XII, Section 3.130 oft}re General Regulations be changed,

FROM:

"A Lodge cannot exempt any member from the payment of annual duesprovided for in its by-laws, but it may from time to time, by a majority vote,remit the dues of a member from the rolls for nonpayment of such dues. IheLodge, however, shall be liable for, and must pay, the Grand Lodge dues forall members on its rolls; except such member who, being in the armedforces of the United States, has hereto or may hereafter become a prisonerof war or declared missing in action, during the period thereof, of any partthereof."

TO:

"A Lodge cannot exempt any member from the payment of annual duesprovided for in its by-laws, but it may from time to time, by a maJority vote,remit the dues of a member either before or after such member shall havebeen stricken from the rolls for nonpayment of such dues. "

Respectfully and fra0ernally submitted,Roger V. Pederson, Secretary

Khurum Lodge No. 112Glenn H. Mattson, Worshipful Master

Khurum l,odge No. U2md eight (8) other members of

Khurum Iodge No. U2

(Approved as to form only by the Resolutiong Committee.)


RESOLUTIONNO.1T, TgEO

Secretary Vote

WIIEREAS, the Secretaries of the Subordinate Indges are elected of-

ficers and most Lodges reclect for continued service. And,

WI{EREAS, the Secretary's knowledge of the Rules, Regulations and

Legislation are invaluable to the Lodge Masters and Officers. And

WHEREAS, the Secretaries generally do not attend Grand Lodge

because they have no vote.

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Consitution of the GrandLodge of Minnesota, Article III, Section 2,W b amended to include the

Lodge Secretaries as follows:

This Grand Lodge shall be composed of its Grand officers, together withthe Masters, Wardens and Secretary, of its chartered Lodges, or tleirproxies. . . . (the rest of Article III, Section 2.07 to remain as is.)

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Article VI, Section 2.41be amended

by changing the words "three to four" in lines 10 and u as follows:

,,Provided that each chartered Lodge represented shall be entitled to

BE IT FURTIIER RESOLVED that Chapter V, Forms and Petitions'Section 5.35 be amended by adding the word Secretary as follows:

., a Past Master, and a member of my lodge,to ter or Senior Warden or Junior Warden orse Grand Lodge of Minnesota A.F. & A.M. at the

next Annual (or Special) Communication thereof.

Master (or Senior Warden orJunior Warden or SecretarY)

No.Dated

A.F. &A.M.


Verland D. Roed, DR No. 24

Woodrow N. Johnson, W.M. Mankato No. 12

Gene L. Lichtenberg, S.W. Mankato No. 12

(Approved as to form only by the Resolutions Committee)

RESOLUTION NO. 12, 19E9

Records and Accounts

WHEREAS our auditors have found that the last paragraph of ArticleIII, Section 3.20 is in conflict with Article III Section 3.19, and

WHEREAS Article III, Section 3.19 governs and controls the actualprocess which is being utilized,

NOW TI$REFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Article III, Section 3.20 beamended by deleting the following:

"Records and accounts for invested fund may be kept separate frombank deposit accounts used for current purposes. Additions from income,plus realized capital changes in the varlous investment accounts, shall bereported to the Board of Corporate Trustees at least at quarterly intervals."

AND that Article III, Section 3.19 be amended to read as follows:

"The Grand Treasurer shall deposit all money of the Grand Lodge as hereceives it from the Grand Secretary in some bank or other financial in-stitution designated as a depository, either by the Grand lodge or as agreedby the Grand Master, Grand Treasurer and Grand Secretary. If any moneyshall come into the hand of the Grand Treasurer from any source exceptthrough the Grand Secretary, with the exceptlon of lnvested funds, he shallpromptly forward the same to the Grand Secretary, who shall make properaccounting of such amounts.

Records and accounts for lnveoted funds may be kept separate frombank deposit accounts used for current purposes. Addltlons from lncome,plus reallzed capltal changes in the varlous lnvestment accountE, shall bereported to the Board of Corporate Trustees at least at quarterly lntervals."

Submitted by the Finance CommitteeR.W.B. Robert Papas, S.G.W. ChalrmanP.G.M. Ralph L. HultquistR.W.B. Ward Sonsteby, D.G.M.R.W.B. Charles Baltos, J.G.W.1{.B. Edward W. Waldon, S.G.D.W.B. Robert A. Johnson, D.R.


W.B. Douglas E' Congdon

*:$:3 : illii"";'"'ll$ii"?;T;"., n,(Approved as to form only by the Resolutions Committee)

RESOLUTION NO. 13, 1OEO

Drawlng of Funds

WImREAS the Masonic code of Minnesota limits the drawing upon any

fund of the Grand Lodge only if approved at an Annual communication, and

WHEREAS for causes in support of Masonic advancement it may

become necessary or expedlent for action to be taken at times other than the

Annual Meeting.

NOW TIIEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Article III, Section 3'2il be

amended as follows:

Communlcations."

Submitted by the Finance CommitteeR.W.B. Robert Papas, S.G.W., ChalrmanP,G.M. Ralph L. HultquistR.W.B. Ward Sonsteby' D.G'M.R.W.B. Charles Baltos, J.G.W.W.B. Edward W. Waldon, S.G'D.ltY.B. Robert A. Johnson, D.R.W.B. Douglas E. CongdonR.W.B. Fred B. Vihovde, G.T.R,W.B. RaYmond E. Schlemmer, G.S.

(Approved as toform only by the Resolutions Committee)

RESOLUTIONNO.14' 1O8O

Opentng of Stated Meetlnge

WHEREASitissometimesnecessaryandpracticabletoopenaStatedcommunications for a special purpose at-a time other than that set forth ln

the Lodge bY-laws, and

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WHEREAS Article XII, Section 3.139 of the Minnesota Masonic Code ismost restrictive by preventing a Lodge from opening a Stated Com-munication at a time other than that set forth in its by-laws, and

WHEREAS it would benefit a Iodge, with proper notification to themembership and permission of the Grand Master, to open a Stated Com-munication at a more convenient time, now

TIIEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Article XII. Section 3.189 beamended to read:

Section 3.139 No Stated Communication can be opened at an earlier hourthan that given in the by-laws of the Lodge, except for the purpose of con-ferring Degrees, or examining candidates as to proficiency in the work; butin no event shall the regular business of the Lodge be transacted at an earlierhour than that given in the by-laws unless due notice has been given themembership and the Grand Master has granted permission,


(Approved as to form only by the Resolutions Committee)

The Grand Master was now informed that the Distinguished Guestswere ready for presentation. Under the escort of the Grand Marshal, Wor-shipful Brother Rodney M. Larson, the Distinguished Guests were in-troduced to and greeted by the Grand Master and the Deputy Grand Master,warmly received, and given the Grand Honors.

The following Distinguished Guests were introduced:

DISTINGUISHED GUESTS. 1989

MASSACHUSETTS - 1733 - Most Worshipful Brother Albert T. Ames,Grand Master.

NEW JERSEY - 1786 - Most Worshipful Brother Thomas R. Dougherty,Past Grand Master, Honorary member of Minnesota and Director of fteMasonic Service Association, Hospital Visitation.

MICHIGAN - 1816 - Most Worshipful Brother Kenneth Bolton, GrandMaster, Right Worshipful Brother Wayne E. Turton, Senior Grend Warden,Most Worshipful Brother Royce Curlis, Past Grand Master, Past GrandSecretary, Honorary member of Minnesota, Grand Representative of theGrand Lodge of Michigan near the Grand lodge of Minnesota.


IOWA - 1844 - Right worshipful Brother Tom Eggleston, Grand Secretary.

coLoRADO - 1861 - worshipful Brother Robert L. Bartholic, Grand

Orator.

NEVADA - 1865 - Worshipful Brother Arthur K. Cronin, Grand Sword

Bearer.

Minnesota.

souTH DAKOTA - 18?5 - Most worshipful Brother l4rilliam E. Louden'

slager, Grand Master.

ANCIENTANDACCEPTEDscoTTISHRITE,SoUTHERNJURISDIC.TION -Deputy Grand Inspector, worshipfulBrother Daniel F. Levenduski,

Supreme Council in Minnesota.

GRAND CHAPTER, ROYAL ARCH MASONS OF MINNESOTA _ WOT-

shipful Brother William R. Newell, Grand King.

GRAND COMMANDERY OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OF MINNESOTA _Right Eminent Sir I(night, Worshipful Brother Clyde E' White, Grand

Commander.


GRAND CRYPTIC MASONS OF MINNESOTA - Worshipful BrotherStanley Morrill, Most Illustrious Grand Master of Cryptic Masons of Min-nesota.

A delegation from District 26 was admitted and Worshipful BrotherDonald A. Rippentrop, District Representative at Large for the SouthernArea and W. Bro. Larry Hanson, originator of the gavel, made a presen-tation of the District 26 TYaveling Gavel to the Grand Master for his useduring the Annual Communication. After this Communication the gavel is tobe retired.

At this time Grand Master Bouschor requested Deputy Grand MasterSonsteby to preside while he delivered the Grand Master's Annual Addressto the Grand Lodge.

REPORTOF THE GRAND MASTER

This has been an exciting and fruitful year. It has been a year of ad-vancement of Freemasonry in Minnesota. My travels in Minnesota havebeen extensive; an 80th anniversary in International Falls, a new lodgedeinatothers, have been well attended, well done and have exhibited the new en-thusiasm that Masonry is experiencing in Minnesota.

Your Grand Lodge Officers, as well, have done extensive traveling boinform the Brethren of the progressive programs. Our rallies were well

esponse from our membership.of many men who are willing toota. In "Advance V", the Grand

Line met to evaluate our rallies and discuss the long-range plan. It appearswe are well ahead of our projections in many areas, and we are behind inothers. There is awareness of where we are going and what we have to do.Your Officers are dedicated to a program of positive approaches to the manyopportunities we have in Minnesota.

There has been considerable reorganization this year, and we haveovercome "TVe've always done it this way.,' There is a management andleadership attitude, for what is best for our craft. fire Districts have beenreorganized and we have appointed an ',At Large" District Representaflve

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in the North, south and Meho areas. lhis will give our District.feryesen-

t"tiu"r additional help, and enable them to disseminate information to our

iG* i"-" *ore efticilnt manner. fite new Chief of operations will be our

ii"li t"p"o"ntative and liaison between the Lodges, District Represen-

tatives, and Grand Lodge Officers.

ThenewpositionofChiefofoperationswillbefilledbyafull.timeemployee next Year. fitis PastHe has been this Grand Masterhas been a great helP bringinstituent Indges that have nee

Crana Uastlr better informed as to what is going on around t11e state-.Ed's

snoes wil be hard to fill, but I'm sure we will find a Brother to fill this

position.

our thrust this year has been to bring information 0o the Mason and non-

Mason alike, to show the image of Freemasonry as,a strong' viable in-

rUiution. One with deep roots in the past, and its branches reaching far into

the future. Freemasonry is a caring institution. we teach responsibility for

;;b "*. actions and those of our families. We take care of our own and

n"fp, aia "na

assist others wherever possible' Our many philanthropies are

,*'oira to none. firis year we have been privileged to stay at our Masonic

go*", on *any occaiions. fire fine worhBrother Ed Martini and his staff

"t" aii"l is most impressive. Our Masonic Home Board has kept the

standard-of care exherirely high. Larry Bachman puts i_n hours andhours of

iime as presiaent of the Board. All theii efforts are greatly appreciated.

TheCancerHospitalBoardhastakencareoftheirtrust.fireharmonywitfr Ure University oi Minnesota seems to be excellent. Our monies used for

maintenance and research are well spent' We thank the Board and its

President, Ralph Hultquist, for their service'

The Masonic Foundation has helped in many Masonic projnts'-fheVn"u" prouiaed matching funds to r,oages for local charitable efforts.

iresiaent Dick firompsoi and his Board have nurtured this foundation, and

once again they have provided ty9 $r,p{roo-scholarships' Ttresg will be

;;Afft""iglit at ouibanquet (March 31, 1989). As this foundation en-

aonvment incftases, the future of lasonry and its many projects will be

ensured.

ocess to accommodate, as personnel

change and technologies advance.


Committeeshouldbecommendedforthefineproducttheyhaveproduced.Itis a pleasure to read and a journal to be proud of'

ed extensively throughout the state'I have tried to show the Lodges of

ant to our Grand Lodge' I have en-

deavored to rePresent the Masons

am proud to have been Your rePre

Min-nesota is truly a progressing

things and making our mark.in our losses of about 25-

norrFebruary. I feel this is the beginniMinnesota.

We visi Saskatchewan' Manitoba'

North Dak ' PennsYlvania'a'ld New

York. We r where I was Privileged to

good of all. A coPY of the Grand Mas

this rePort.

e80ta.of repoup of

will keep us informed of the stat'e of

appointments is also printed at the end of the report'

This year your Grand Master has been called upon to make some

rulings, issue some approve some by'laws for various

Lodges. Icanassure ionihave been made for the goodof

the Craft in Minneso e are printed at the end of this report'

ThisyearitwasmygoodfortunetobetheguestoftheShrineTemplesofMinnesoti at fire fmpeliat Session in New Orleans' As you are aware'

Shrinedom and Freeniasonry were having a serious family disagreement'

which could have resulted in a divorce' It was my privilege to play an in'


Grand Master's Recommendatlons

1) continue the committee to find a home for ltre Grand Lodge office

and a library and museum'

2) continue the Moratorium for another year for those dropped for

nonpayment of dues and those Members in such jeopardy'

3) Institute an information program for Job's Daughters and DeMolay'

to keep them informed of their heritage.

4) Continue further dialogue with The Prince Hall Masons'

5) Continue the meetings between The Grand Lodge Officers and tlose

of the Appendant Bodies, including Ttre Shrine. This will help to further

cement our good relationshiP.

6) Carry our Entered Apprentices as Members of our Lodges, and to

receive our mailings. rrris-witt encourage continuation to the Masters

Degree.

?) The completion of a handbook for Grand Lodge officers as to duties

and responsibilities.

8) Complete a covering the

today issuei, such better.tool to

inform ourselves a sonrY rs'

9) Bring on board a Director of Philanthropies to facilitate the operation

of our phifanthropies in a more efficient manner and cut down the

duplication of efforts.

DAVID SINCLAIR BOUSCHORGrand Master


GRAN D MASTER'S ITI NERARYr 988.r 989

March3l Scoitish Rite Reunion, Dululh

April3 Scoitish Rite Relighting the Lights (speaker)4 Forlilude Lodge Second Degree, Two Harbors7 Scottish Rite Honor Dinner, Dululh9 Quarry Lodge Past Masters Nighl, Pipestone9 Grand Lodge Spring Conference

Corporate Board Meetingl0 Pancake Breakfast, Ruph City

Grand Belhel Job's Daughters, Brainerdll Aad Temple Pasi Potentale's Dinner, Duluthl2 Lynnhursi Lodge Turkey Dinner, Mlnneapolls14 Montgomery Lodge Grand Master's Table Lodge, St, Paul16 S.C.R.l.F. Meefing, Duluth

DeMolay Inslallation of Ralph Hultqulsi as Executive Offlcer19 Mystic Lodse, Aitkin2l Grand Chapter R.A.M., Grand councll Cryptlc Masons

Mankalo23 Koochlchlng Lodge 270 80th Anniversary, Inlernational Falls24 Aad Temple Shrine Circus, Duluth27 Widow's Nlght, Albert Lea

Mavl-4 Grand Lodge of New York, Niagara Falls4 Fidellty Lodge Table Lodge, Ausfln5 Grand Chapter Eastern Star, Dululh9 Trhlty Lodge Past Maslers Night, Duluth

l0 Past Hlgh Priesf Banquet, Duluthll Euclld Lodge Past Masters NiSht, Duluth14 Superlor Lodge l00th Anniversary

Grand Masters of Minnesola and Wisconsln16 Installation of Offlcers, Pine City20 Masonic Foundalion Meeling, St. Paul2l Grand Master's Receplion, Dululh22 Masonlc Home Conference, Bloomlngion23.25 Grand Lodge of Michigan, Traverse Clty

J uneI 70 Year Award, Thief River Falls3 Adrian Lodge l00ih Anniversary4 Execullve Committee, St. Paul6 Lake Harrlet Award Night

Master Mason's Degreel2-14 Grand Lodge Wisconsin, Milwaukee16-18 Grand Lodge of North Dakotal8 Aad Temple Ceremonial, Grand Raplds20.22 Grand Lodge of Manitoba23.24 Grand Commandery of Minnesota25 Dallas Lodge l00th Anniversary, Cloquet26.30 lmperial Shrlne Session, New Orleans

July22 Corporate Board, St. Cloud30.31 Waldon.Clark Spectacular

Augusll0-12 Mldwesi Shrine, Grand Forks, North Dakoia20 Execullve Commiltee Meeting, St. P6ul20 Quarry Lodge, Auslin25 Scottlsh Rlte Dinner, Duluth

Honorlng Levendusky and Thompson


26 Red Cross of Consiantlne, Duluih27 Tri-State Royal Arch Assoclation' Duluih

SeplemberlO-Aad Temple Polentates' Ball, Evelelh15-18 Banff Conference, Alberta, Canada19 Lakeslde Lodge Pasl Maslers Nlght, Duluth23 Vermllllon Lodge, Tower24 Corporate Board Meetlng

Fali Conference, Masonic Home24 Award25 Append Masonlc Home26 Trinlty ' Dululh28 Hennep rdens, Anoka Lodge

OctobcrI Duluth Masonlc Rally, St. Scholasllca, Duluth3 Ben Franklin Lodge, Luverne6 llasca Lodge, Grand Rapids7 Table Lodge, Montevldeo8 Cornerstones Duluih, Proctor

geaver Visitation Euclid Lodge, DuluthEuclld-Beaver Dlnner Dance

9 Dedlcallon of a New Lodge, Grand Maralsl0 Glen Avon Guest Nlghi15 Rally, si. coud17 Ottei f6ll Lodge Frlendship Nlght, Pellcan Rsplds23 l00th Anniversary, Glenwood23 Cornerstone Resettlng, Winona25 Sunllght Lodge Recognllion Nlght, Minneapolls26 Glen Avon Guest Nlght, Duluth29 Twln Citles Rally29 Table Lodge, Wlilte, South Dakota (speaker)

Novembor4 Distrlct l8 Fesfival, Medlna Ballroom5 HRAKTP, Whiie Bear Lake

l0 Order Of Amaranth, Sl. Paulll Midway Lodge Past Maslers Nlghtl2'Rally, Mankalo12 Shekalnah l00th Annlversary Lost spur, st. Paul'14 T.W. Hugo Table Lodge, Dululhl8 Parade To Glory Aad Temple, Dululhl9 corporale Board Meeting, St. Paul19 SRICF, St. Paul19 Sprlng Valley Lodge Ham and Coon Dinner22 Moorhead Lodge Making Mason at Slght23 Euclid Lodge Master Mason's Degree, Duluth29 Aurora Lodge Hlram Award, Bralnerd30 St. Andrew's DaY

December2 Ladles' Christmas Party ROJ, Grand Raplds3 Red Cross of Conslantine, Duluth

6-8 Grand Lodge of Pennsylvanlal0 Installatlon of Offlcers, Biwablk Lodgel0 Minnesota Masonlc Foundation, st. Paull2 lonlc Lodge Installailon, Duluth13 Masonlc Home Chrlstmas Party14 Executlve commlitee Meetlng' st' Paul14 Veleran's Hospllal Vlsllallon, Mlnneapolls14 Paul Revere Lodge Masler's Feasll7 Glen Avon Installailon, Duluth17 Aad Temple Pipe Band Party' Duluih

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19 St. John's Lodge Table Lodge, Silllwaler20 Cenlury Lodge, Masonlc Home27 Euclld Lodge Inslallatlon29 Sanborn Lodge Scholarshlp Nlght

January3 Order of Temple Duluth Commandery6 ROJ, DUIUth9 l25th Annlversary, Glencoe

13 Aad Temple Annual Meeling14 Lodge Membershlp Conference, Rochesler14 Knlght Masons, Mlnneapolls14 T.W. Hugo Insiallallon and Dlnner20 Grand Lodge Plannlng Sesslon, Duluth2l Advance V Meellng, Hlnckley2l Corporale Board Meellng, Hlnckley22 Unlverslty Lodge Past Masters Convocallon, Sf. Paul22 Jasper Lodge Inslallation, Rush Clty24 Grand Lodge Plannlng Sesslon, Dulufh25 Robert Burns' Blrthday25 Euclld Lodge Table Lodge, Duluth (speaker)26 26ih Degree Scoitlsh Rlle, Duluth (preslde)27 Grand Master's Nlght Aad Temple, Dululh

February3-5 Grand Lodge, Nebraskall Execullve Board Meetlng, St, Paulll Polentales' Ball Zuhrsh, Mlnneapollsl5 Euclld Lodge Guesl Nlght, Duluth (speaker)'16 28th Degree Scotlish Rite, Duluth17 Midwest Shrlne Assoclallon Noon Addressl8-22 Grand Masler's Conference, Arllnglon, VA24 Washlngton Day Dlnner Dalles Lodge, Cloquet (speaker)25 Minnesola Texas Reunlon, Harllngen

March3 Aad Temple All Masonlc Guest Nlght (speaker) Temple5 Grand Bethel Job's Daughiers Brunch, Losl Spur5 Corporate Board Meellng, Losl Spur5 Meel wllh General Counsel Abramson

7-22 Grand Lodge Viclorla lo(}th AnnlversaryMelbourne, Ausiralla

25 lron Range Masonlc Nlghi30 Cornerslone Duluth Enlerfalnment and Convenllon Center, Dululh30 Grand M6sler's Dlnner and Cellldh3l Grand Lodge of Mlnnesola, Dululh

AprllI Grand Lodge of MlnnesolaI Past Grand Maslers Dlnner

Dl3pen!.llon3, Rullngi,.nd Oplnlon3, lt80.l9E9March 198028 Permlsslon to Farlbault Lodge No. 9 to presant Flfty y€ar Emblems lo Brolhers

before ihelr annlversary dale.3l Permlsslon to Hope Lodge No. 42 lo move thelr Charler for one meeilng to an out.

door slie.

AprllI Permlsglon to Anokr Lodge No, 30 to move thelr Chrrter for one meeilng to anouldoor slte.I Permlsslon to Otter Tlll Lodge No, 284 to move thelr ChErler for one meellng,4 Permlsslon to Rlchfleld Lodge No, 334 to move ihelr Charter to the Masonlc Homefor one meetlng,

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14 permtsston granted to Fellowshtp Lodge N-o, 257 io confer lhe Degrees of Masonry'

i; b;;Gffi ;;;;Ga to rvuiinil-po[rs roise No. re to confer lhe second Desree seven

(7) days after the first degree.rs'iJ"iiijrlon 6rJniea stewi?iutire looge No. 203 to delay thelr Insiallallon of offlcers

until June 14, 1988.ra-Fliimiiiion benieo turinnesota restdents of Mtnnesota io petltlon a Lodge In North''d"-idi;;;i;"sieJworr otner than thal whlch ls In eff ect In Mlnnesota'

2l-Ad;;v;ih6 |o8n requesi'roi outtotng improvements on ihe Masonlc Temple ln

Lake Crystal.2ST;rrtiitd io Ftdelity Lodge No. 39 to present Fifty Year Emblem to a Brolher

before hls annlversary date.

May2 Permisslon lo Mt. olivet Lodge No.299 to present Flfty Year Emblem to a Broiher

before hls annlversary date.6 permlsslon lo zuhrah uJgion or Honor Degree^team io confer the Masler Mason's

Degree ln the Stale of Mlnnesola for the year l9EB'

a-ilimlsston io Sharon r-ibJi'rlo, rOl t6 move lhelr Charier for one meellng to an

outdoor slie.ll-Djil;;iidn not granted to confer the Master Mason Degree ln a le3ser ilme lhan'rnaiiiquireo

bv tha constltutlon to slar In the Easl Lodge No' 33

JUNE2Permiss|ontoAuroraLodgeNo.lo0topresentFifiyYearEmb|emloaBroiherbefore hls annlversary date.

go-oiib-"iiitidn siii1r"a'st,ctt Lodse No. 184 to enter a ftoat ln parades,

J uly-i'Fermtsslon granted lo Century Lodge No' 338 io move Charler to the Masonlc Home

for a communlcation.z'-ieimrcciinliintea sneruurne Lodge No. 95 to publtsh a newslelter for dlstrlbutlon

21 Temple Lodge No, 59 to move Charter for one meellng';i oai'oii-r--o-a-s" No' z to trota a speclal meellng for purpose of

for one ilme only'

Augusf- ii-pe?mtsslon to Mlnnehaha Lodge No. t65 to presenl Flfty Year Emblem lo a Brother

before hls annlversary date.rz-Eietir6'n oif petittoner to Lake Park Lodge No' 254 is null and vold'ii oiiiiriitii""'-eianreo 6-el6!llry Loiei fro. sc to move chsrler to facllllale Quarrv

Lodge.l2 Permlsslon granted to beslow a compllmenlary Second Degree Upon a vlslllng

Canadlan Broih€r.

SeplemberJ'iiir-fiion of Brother from the Masonlc Fraternlty In lhe Stale of Mlnneso?a'

i Fl]5,i.rrl.-r,i,i g?!-nieO roi'iriiia'n-t-egton of Honor to presenf the Thlrd Desree to

candldate of Ark Lodg€ No. 176.

s-Fli;nisston sranted ro'iiiwiiivnte Lodge No, 203 to publlsh a newslelter for

dlsirlbutlon to lts membershlP.9 Permi3slon granted st#'in ifii wesl Lodge No' 60 io move Lodge trom 323y2 Maln

Slreet lo 529 South Maln, Sauk Cenire.

Ocloberii Flimtsston to Mystlc Clrcle Lodge No. 78lo present Flfty Year Emblem to I Brolher

before hls annlversary date'zc-FLiir'iiion gianted ivJviira Lodge No. 205 to.hold a speclal communlcrllon lo

confer lhe Masler Mason Degree on four (4) candldales'

November'i-b-ilpinsation granted to Bethel Lodge No. 103 to have electlon of offlcers on

December l.tO Ceimlsston granled to Excel3lor Lodge No, 113 to move lhe Charter io the Mlnnesota

Masonlc Home for December 5.


l0 Permission granled for corinthian Lodge No. 67 to have a father inslall his son asMasler.

l0 PermissiongrantedtosherburneLodgeNo.95toissuedebentureslopayoff exisilngbank mortgage.

December2 Permission given capiial city Lodge No.2l7 to move charter from the presentlocatlon I 190 James Avenue io 1898 tglehart, St. paul.

28 Permission given to Trlune Lodge No. 190 to open Lodge earller lhan the by-lawsstale.

29 Permission granled lo Charity Lodge No. 98 fo have the Leglon of Honor DegreeTeam of Zuhrah Shrlne Temple to confer ihe Mas?er Mason Degree In January,

January 19893 Permission given to Mound Lodge No.320 to move thelr charter from the presentlocatlon 2372 Commerce Blvd.lo 407 East Lake Street, Wayzata, MN S539t.

6 Permission given Monlgomery Lodge No.25g to move thelr charier lo lhe MasonlcHome for one meellng only.

February2 Permission granted otter Tall Lodge No. 284 lo presenl Fltty year Emblem beforelhe Brother's annlversary date.

March3 Permlssion granted to compass Lodge No. 265 to confer the Degrees of Masonry onCandldale Maurice Patrlck Hintz.

I Permission granted Chlsago Lodge No. 232, Norfh Branch lo permit the Leglon ofHonor Degree Team of Zuhrah Shrine to confer the Master Mbson Degree fbr onellme only.

7 Permission granted Lake Harriel Lodge No. 2r7 to presenl a Flfty year Emblem lo aBrother before his annlversary date.

Aprll 1988

BY-LAWS AND AMENDMENTS1988-1989

27 Hinckley Lodge No. 278 - Increased duesfrom 012.00to 320.00.

May9 Roseau Lodge No, 268 - changed the stated meeflngs from lhe second and fourthTuesdayof eachmonlhtoT:30o,clockp.M.totheflrstTuesdsyof eachmonihaiT:OOo'clock P.M.

ll Changed the hour of meeilng from 8:00 o,clock p.M. to Z:30ate of starad communlcailon from lhe flrst and third Wed.h to fhe flrst and thlrd Wednesday of January, May,

24 Winslow Lewis Lodge No. 125 - Increased lhe dues from $lO,(x) to $25.00.

JUne29 Hematite Lodge No. 274- Increasedduesfrom [email protected].

JulyI St. John' dues from SI5.OO plus the Grand Lodge percaplla tax per caplia tax.

7 Century shall recelve 3IOO.O0 per monlh lo be paldquarterly

19 Belhel Lodge No. 103 . Increased lhe dues from $16.50 fo S2l.5O.

Auguslll Arcana Lodge No, 187 - Increased the dues from 330.00 per ye€r io S:|().0O per yerr

plus per capila tax.


GR,AND REPRESENTATIVES OF OTHER JURISDICTIONS

47

e No for the secretary fromlly to265 - member from date ofemii per annum to $29'q) per

annum,

second and fourih Thursdays.re-D"k;iJloose'r,io. z - iniil;Jed rhe annuat dues from $16.00 plus per caplta to 361.00

29 o, ll8 - Payment by each pellttoner ot 3l'00 for George Washlnglonrvremoitif Asiociitton td $5,00. sitted communlcallons changeday ot eicn monlh at 7l30 P,M' to ihe second Monday of each month

at 7:30 P.M. excepl the monlhs of July and August.

DecemberU 6;ii;1 City Lodse No. 217 - Stated Communlcatlons chansed f rom the f.lrst and. thlrd'-fui5aJ'

of tiacn ironttr to the second and fourlh Tuesday of each monih except July

March 1989'l-b"fti-ii,aSe No. l19. Stated Communlcallons second and four?h Thursdays of each

lo

rd

to

$41,00 plus Per caPlfa.

unlted 3trtrrAlaska. ...,,.,RogerHlldebrandArkansas .., Edward W. Waldon

Bili,,Y."'8' a;,';;m '. e ,;;Hli1*i"lil,i3l

D,c. ., ...clarence E. Magnusonldaho . ....TerryTlllon

llllnols . .,.. 'Wllllam Rothermallndlana . , ... Peter GlronKansas.. '.GlennNelsonMassachuselts .... Edward MarsNebraska , Fred VlhovdeNew Hampshlre ...... '.. '.. Earl Henion


New Jersey . Frank Gustafson Jr,North Dakota ... Donald J. Flood€regon ......JedHeldaRhode lsland ..... .Maynard EngSouth Dakota ...Warren K. Clark

Arg€nlina,......CharlesLumanAuslrallaNew South Wales .. ,, ., , , Herberl C. RoyQueensland ...,.. Earl RehnqulsiTasmania . Dale Yoakum

Bolivia. ...Paul Howland

BrazilBahia . .DuanePlngeonBrasilia .,..,. Edward BarihollcCeara . .James OsborneEsladodeAlgoas ...,.,..,.,Dan|e| LockMaconica do Estado

de Rondonia ,. ,. ,. ,.Walter J. SeaqulslMalo Grosso ,... Davld BohmartMato Grossodo Sul .,.,.Trlnldad GarclaMlnas Gerais ..James ParlrldgePara... .John FreeburgParaiba ..,,.. Dwayne LiliegrenParana. ...,DavidFilchPernambuco ,..... Burt JohnsonRiode Janeiro .....Sleve BensonRio GrandedoSul,..........Larry ClareRio Grandedo Norte .,...... Davld HouleSao Paolo ... Robert L. Halleslad

CanadaBritish Columbla ......,.JackA. BensonNew Brunswick ......,.Owen ThompsonOntario ..,. Kenneih R. SpanglerSaskatchewan ..,..,. James Neelenbeek

Chile ... ......,.. Robert La Rock

Chlna .. ,...Arch L. Hum

ColombiaBarranquilla ......GregWallersBogota . ,.,,. Rlchard GunnarsonOccidental ....,. Chrls Anderson

Denmark . James A, Chrlstensen

Texas . ......WllllamH.watklnsUtah.. .,.,LarryDaviesVirglnla ...Sleven BernuWisconsin .. . ... Raymond E. Schlemmer

DominicanRepubllc . Dr. Wesley C, Pelerson

Ecuador ...... . Clarence Russell

El Salvador . . ..,, Harold Jensen

France Nal. .. Edward A. Martlnl

Honduras ......MaurlceM.Kotz

lcel.nd . ..,.,.Jay lpsen

lreland . ., Dwalne Esslg

Jap6n . ....... Rlchard Hyllestad

Luxombourg ..Arnold C, Carlson

MexlcoBala California ... Randy CravenBenllo Juarez . Steven D. CostelloNuevo Leon .. Rlchard De BoldlYork .... ... Royal G, Bouschor | |Nelherlands .. Erlc Neetenbeek

Panama .......,TryvgeSkolness

Puerlo Rico .... Donald McArdell

Soulh Africa .,.,,Tlmothy Luhm

Spaln .. ..Wayne Newton

Swlfuerland ......i...Donald Rippenlrop

Turkey. ,SiuartA. Beck

Uruguay ,.... . , ,Wllllam Prlndle

Venozuela ...... ,,Steven Harrls

SUPPLEMENTAL REPORTLIST OF FIFTY YEAR MEMBERS

Alden, Leslie W., Compass Lodge No. 265 Bavolak, Karl, Rlchfleld Lodge No. 334Ames, Charles R,, Farlbault Lodge No, 9 Beldlng, wlllard K., Hennepln Lodge No.Anderson, Harold R.f Mankato Lodge No. 4

12 Benson, Joyce O., Mysllc Clrcle LodgeAnderson, Wallace L., Zarlhan Lodge No, No, 78

300 Bergholtz, Victor E,, Mrnkato Lodge No.Arlander, Clarence E., Arcana Lodge No. 12

107


Black, Anthony, Mihnehaha Lodge No'165

Arobers, Clarence, Arcana Lodge No' 1.87

eunferl nicnard D', Rlchfield Lodge No'334

Burchhart, Allen D', Coteau Lodge No'244

Burwell, Rodney H., Lake Harriet LodgeNo. 277

Callaghan, Claude W., Western StarLodge No. 26

cave,-Artnur J,, Aurora Lodge No.' 100^

cn6Jiev, Bela H., Mankato Lodge No' .12cilinana'er, Norbv M., Fidelitv Lodge No'

39Ch-ono, Stanley, Minneapolis Lodge No' 19

inrislensen, carl G., Lake Harriet LodgeNo. 277

cniistiansen, Frederlck A.' Golden SheafLodge No' 133

CtniGjr, Ralph W., Minneapolis LodgeNo. 19

Coliln, Loren E., Lake Harrlet Lodge No'

277coibin, Dewey F., Arcana Lodge No' 187

cum.ings, timan F.' Macalester LodgeNo. 290

Dahl, Oelbert D', Arcana Lodge No' 1.87

G'hi; a. MacLoYd, Mi. Tabor Lodge No'106

oani, wt, Eugene, Mlnnehaha Lodge No'165

Davey, Fred E'. Mankato Lodge No'-12oimiin, Peter N., canlsteo Lodse No' 271

Edwards, c. Harold, Aurora Lodge No'100

exiiuncl, Robert w., Lakevlew Lodge No'143

Elden. Gordon M., North Slar Lodge No'23

Elstad, claYton M., BrYn Mawr LodgeNo. 325

Emerson, Robert S., Orlental Lodge No'34

Enstrom, Roger E', Canlsteo Lodge No'271

eirt<ion, Carl E' Biwabik Lodge No' 293

Evans, Samuel L., Dalles Lodge No' 181

Evens6n, Joyce 8., Murray Lodge No' 199

Fauskee, Daryl S', Fraternlty Lodge No'l0l

rrjzee, Roberl E., Otier Tall Lodge No'284

Gardner, Robert J., Fralernlty Lodge No'101

Gaucher, Alclde E., Lake Harrlet LodgeNo. 277

Giffel, carl G., star Lodge No' 62..Glaunert, Henry J', Wlnona Lodge No' lu

Grels, George O., Hinckley Lodge No' 178

Griffin, Gerald K., Morning Star LodgeNo' 29

Griffln, James 8., Mornlng Star LodgeNo. 29

Grussendorf, Benlamin F.. ltasca LodgeNo. 208

Gunderson, Joseph R., Western StarLodge No. 26

eustalon, Harold T'. Arcana Lodge No'187

Harmon, John M,, Golden Fleece LodgeNo, 89

xeiue.s, Alf. Minneapolis Lodge No'.19iiinorii'rson, Melvln L., Accacia Lodge

No. 5lxioni, rvan P., Frafernlty Lodge No' l0lni.oiis, James R., Arcana Lodge No' 187

rloiiman. Paul w., Prudence Lodge No'97

noicomo, Earl J., Triune Lodge No' 190

Fiood, Robert H., lonic Lodge No' 186.

xvouke, Michael M., Nicollet Lodge No'54

Jacobson, Oke W', Eveleth Lodge No' 239

.limJs.Ciaire M., Mankato Lodge No'-12Jamis, wittiam J,, Bemldli Lodge No' 233

Jonnson. Donald R., Mlnneapolis LodgeNo. 19

:onnson, Elmer M., Western Star LodgeNo. 26

Johnson, Emil, Montgomery Lodge No'258

.lotrnson, Harold F., Nicollet Lodge No'-54

L6nnson,1-1eyd 8., Rulhlon Lodge No'2'42.tonnson, Th6mas W., Jasper Lodge No'.

164Jorgensen, John 2.. Murray Lodge No'

r99Juergensen, George, Golden Sheaf Lodge

No. 133

Keehn, Robert L., Preston Lodge No' 9qiii"i', viticent L., lllustrlous Lodse No'.53iiiiilrier, chester M., Mankato Lodee

No.12roioa' xenry A., otter Tatl Lodge No' 284

iciamlr, wiitard o., Minneapolis LodgeNo, 19

riugmire, lvan L., Mysttc Lodge No' 78

Lacy, Thomas L,M', Koochichlng LodgeNo. 270

Laden, Louis' 321

tirson, Dona o' 9

Iirson, ceor 76

larson, oern No'

r95t-estlna, John M., Lakevlew Lodge No' !19Iishtni't, Hirtv c., Trlune Lodge No' 190

r-iiii, Wiiour F:, Mt. ollvet Lodee No' 2ee

49

50

Lingquist, Helmer R., Trlune Lodge No.190

Lowe, Charles, Sunlight Lodge No. 323Lubralovlch, Mirko D., Euclld Lodge No,

198Lundquist, Vendale W., Shsron Lodge No,

104

Markeson, Leonard 8., Garnei Lodge No.166

Mayer, Chrlsllan J., Virglnla Lodge No,2U

Mccoy, Wirth V., Glen Avon Lodge No.306

McDowell, Roberl J., Euclld Lodge No.198

Melster. Charles W., Hazel Park LodgeNo.312

Meland. Alfred N., Walker Lodge No. 302Meyer, John D,, Corner Stone Lodge No.

99Muller, Edward L., Shekinah Lodge No.

l7lMurfin, Alfred T., Lake Park Lodge No.

254

Nelson, Vivian O., Arcana Lodge No. 187Nester, Carl H., Arcana Lodge No. 187Newlander, Kenneth R., Trlnlly Lodge

No. 282Newman. Charles R., Minneapolis Lodge

No. 19Nicodemus, James L., Koochlching

Lodge No. 270Nims, Jay R., Jr., Crescent Lodge No. 207Nordberg, John T., Winslow Lewis Lodge

No.125Nordin, Guslaf A., Euclid Lodge No. 198

Oatman, Clinlon D., Faribault Lodge No.9

Oberg, Lawrence E., Carnellan LodgeNo. 40

Olson, Norman C., Minnehsha Lodge No.165

Olson, Ralph W., Minnehaha Lodge No.165

Oman, Thure H,, lonlc Lodge No. 186

Palm, Howard W., Century Lodge No. 338Palmer, G. Kenneth, Western Slar Lodge

No. 26Pelerson, Harvey E., Minneapolis No. 19Peterson, J. Harold, Wadena Lodge No.

156Peterson, Russell A., Euclld Lodge No,

198Point, Herberl L., Coteau Lodge No, 244

Raabe, Philllp E., Minneapolls Lodge No.l9

Randolph, Wlllard E., Mt. Tabor LodgeNo. 106


Reftmer, Ralph J.C., Quarry Lodge No.148

Rudberg, Theodore L., Macalester LodgeNo. 290

Rupp, Gordon D., /vtt, Olivel Lodge No.299

Russell, George E., Chaska Lodge No. l5lRutman, George J,, Capiial Cily Lodge

No. 217Ryall, Neil E., Paul Revere Lodge No.32tRygg, Andrew J., Jr., Quarry Lodge No,

148

Sandberg, J. Donald, Mankafo Lodge No.12

Saler, John J., Fralernal Lodge No. 92Saihre, Sanford C., Minnehaha Lodge No.

165Schmidt, Clarence P., Fraternlty Lodge

No. 101

schuldt, Howard R., Montgomery LodgeNo. 258

Schwie, Norman O., Chaska Lodge No.l5l

Sechler, Leslle J., Sunset Lodge No, lO9Shadduck, Nobel, Falr Haven Lodge No.

182Shannon, Willlam J., Triune Lodge No.

190Shear, Beniamin J., Macalester Lodge

No. 290Shlnder. Hyman P., Minneapolls Lodge

No. 19Slgmond, George 8., Quarry Lodge No.

148Slmons, Justaln E., Alberl Plke Lodge

No. 237Skogmo, James 8., Corner Slone Lodge

No, 99Smlth, Cecll L., Hallock Lodge No, 212Soieroplos, Nlck P., Minnehaha Lodge

No, 165Spurbeck, Lee E., Biwabik Lodge No, 293Slasney, Francls V., Triune Lodge No. 190Sleele, Lyle H., Western Star Lodge No.

26Stelnhilber, l, Howard, Lake Harrlet

Lodge No. 277Stelnhilber, Mllton D., Lake Harriel

Lodge No. 277Sufton, Willlam E., clen Avon Lodge No.

306Sweet, Lloyd 8., Golden Sheaf Lodge No.

133Syverson, LeRoy E., Aurora Lodge No.

100

Taylor, Lehmann M., Montgomery LodgeNo. 258

Tengquist, Wallace A., Trinlty Lodge No,258

Thompson, Hayne A,, Minneapolls LodgeNo. 19


Tokman, Frank, Western Slar Lodge No.26

Tranmal, Slgurd, Zarthan Lodge No. 309Trapp, Vern F., Chain Lake Lodge No. 64Tremain, Robert C., Winona Lodge No. l8Truedson, Percv M', Hallock Lodge No'

212

Vanceesl, Henry R., Aurora Lodge No.r00

Vold, Newell J., Golden Fleece Lodge No.89

walson, c. Gordon, Vermillion Lodge No.197

Weber, stanley H., Faribaull Lodge No. 9

Zimmerman, Edgar R., Lake HarrietLodge No. 277

The iPful Ward

that the Pted and inproceed The motio

carried unanimouslY.

The Gra Grand Warden Robert F' Papas to

announce th dges of the RED DIVISION in the

LodgeoftheDivisionconsistsoflodgeswith?5or less members. The winners are:

W.B. Eugene Bernard, Pleasant GroveLodge22, Pleasant Grove

W.B. Robert Baker, Meridian Lodge 25, ChatfieldW.B. Thomas A. Boone, Clearwater Lodge 28, Clearwater

W.B. Arthur J. Gray, Carnelian Lodge 40, Lake City

W.B. John Leaverton, Illustrious 63, PlainviewW.B. Steven C. Bremer, Mystic Star 69, RushfordW.B. Burton Knutson, Prairie Iodge 123, Blooming PrairieW.B. John Kennedy, Swift Lodge 129, Benson

W.B. E. Fred Bailey, Jasper lodge 104, Rush CityW.B. PhilliP Anderson, laca

W.B. Rene V. Stadin Jr', andstone

W.B. David Stegemann LakefieldW.B. Harold Nelson, Hinckley Lodge 278, HinckleyW.B. Owen R. Thompson, Otter Tail Lodge 284' Pelican Rapids

W.B. Paul Howland. Mount Olivet Indge 290, Pine CityW.B. Wayne Omundson, Triangle Lodge 328' Fosston

All were recognized with a plaque and generous applause'

Thehourofhightwelvebeingcloseathand,theGrandMastercalledCt"nJmag" fromlabor to Refreihment for the space of one hour, or until

1:30 p.m. this afternoon, Friday, March 31' 1989'


SECOND SESSION

Promptly at 1:30 p,m. the Grand Master called the Grand Lodge fromRefreshment to Labor on the ftrird Degree to continue with the business ofGrand Lodge.

The Grand Chaplain, Worshipful Brother Terry L. Tilton, was called onfor a Memorial Service.

MEMORIALSERVICETerry L. Tilton, Grand Chaplain

(Tolling of the bell)

Most Worshipful Grand Master, Distlngulshed Guestg, Brothers all:

Any man's death diminishes me,because I am involved in Mankinde;and therefore never send tro knowfor whom the bell tolls: it 0olls for thee.

John Donne, Devotions Upon EmergentOccaisions. Vol. XVIII (1624)

example did they bring to us? what were the designs left upon the trestleboard of their lives that we can follow? How did they fit and hew the roughashler of their lives into a perfect ashler fit for the Master Builder's use?

Let us observe a moment of silence in fteir memory.

Let us turn first, to that Great Light of Masonry, God's Holy Word, where,if you will allow me, I would like to sing for you the words of the 2zth psalm, '

entitled, "The Lord is My Light."


The Lord is my light and my salvation,Whom, then, shall I fear?The Lord is the strength of mY life'Of whom then, shall I be afraid?

Though anhost of men were laid againstme'Yet shall not mY heart be afraid;And though there 'rose up war against me'Yet will I Put mY trust in Him.

For in the time of trouble,He shall hide me in His tabernacle,Yea, in the secret places of His dwelling shall he hide me'

And set me uP uPon a rock of stone.

I believe that I shall see the goodness of the Lordin the land of the living !

Wait for the Lord;be strong, and let your heart take courage;yea, wait of the Lord!

The first question asked of every man who seeks to become a Mason at'No man may become aexact nature of this beliefmination, sect or religiousfor Light on the level of

an under the fatherhood of God.

Trust,beliefisttlefirsttenantofMasonry'Westrivetomakeagoodman better, by replacing the natural vices of human nature and greed, with

l-n" t ign"t ui"lues ot obtiining brotherly love, relief and truth' The Holy Writ

becories the focal point of allhat we stiive to inculcate' It teaches us love of

God and service to mankind'

As someone has written:

A man is as great as tlte thoughts he thinks'As the worth he has attained,As the fountains at which his spirit drinks'As the insight he has gained.

A man is as great as the truths he speaks,

As great as the helP he gives'As great as the destinY he seeks,

As great as the life he lives.Anonymous

54 GRAND LODGE OFMINNESOTA

Think about the my brothers. Where hasthere ever been a m a critic, or the doubter?Truly, "He who pulls k the boat." Believers arethose who know that the world can yet be a better place. consider our ownsociety. who have been the builders? who have constructed the cancerhospitals, the burn care units, the crippled children's centers? Who haveestablished the old age homes, the education scholarships, the gluecosemonitoring programs? Behind every one of these philanthrbpies and a hun-dred hundred more you will find persons who lold in thiir hearts notcynicism but hope, not doubt but faith, not hostility but love.

Believers know that if they make this theirneighbors, they will also make it a better p havelearned that the path to greatness is the t ourdeparted brothers taught us this by deed and word, by their faithful witnessand hopeful investment in the future?

_ - Hgvg they also not professed, as Masons, of the immortality of the soul?

Indeed they have. And this is the last great tenant of Masonry; that lockedinside this mortal garb of clay is an immortal soul. It is a ioul that wascreated by God and its eternal destiny is tc return to its Maker. we are

life. Rather, all that will matter is how much did we believe, and how muchdid our belief cause us to love? This is God's measure of success.

I close my remarks with a summation of this thought by the pen of someunknown writer, no doubt a man who must have been iMas-on in

-heart. if not

in fact.

Anonymous


Thus, may it be so, as we remember our departed brothers today' And

may it beso, on that day, when the bell tolls for you and for me'

Letusstandandletusobserveamomentofsilenceinhonorofourdeparted Brethren.

Let us PraY:

Amen' Pierre Harrower

M., Chairman of thePreliminarY RePorttation, a motion wasreport as Presented.

PRELIMINARY REPORT OF THE JURISPRUDENCE COMMITTEEMarch 31, 1989

To the Most Worshipful Grand Master and Brethren:

of the Jurisprudence Committee' fiteJur wed all of the resolutions submitted to

the following:

1) 1989 Resolutions number one, two, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven,

twelve and thirteen are in proper form and have no apparent conflict,withthe current Constitution and General Regulations.

2) Resolution Number fitreeThe language in this resolution is vague and could possibly conflict

with Article vl,-section 3.60 (a) of the General Regulations. The committee

recommends that this resolution be re-written.

3) Resolutions Number Four and FiveHave been withdrawn.

4) Resolution Number FourteenThis resolution appears to be in conflict with Article IX, Section 2.72


(e) of the Constitution. However, if the Resolution were to be carried, theconflict with Section 2.72(e) would cease to exist.

The Jurisprudence Committee would also point out that in Balloting onResolutions to amend the Constitution of this Grand Lodge the Provisions ofArticle X, Section 2.74of.tlre Constitution govern, as follows:

Section 2,74. This Constitution may be amended by a resolutionpresented in writing at any Annual Communication of this Grand Lodge,approved by a two-thirds Vote, published with the proceedings of thatCommunication and then adopted by a two-thirds Vote at the next AnnualCommunication of this Grand Lodge.

In Balloting on Resolutions to amend the General Regulations of thisGrand Lodge, the provisions of Article XX, Section 3.282 of. the GeneralRegulations govern, as follows:

Section 3.232. These regulations, as well as any Grand Lodge StandingResolution, may be amended or repealed at an Annual Communication ofthe Grand Lodge only, by a two-thirds Vote of the membership present atsuch communication; provided, that notice of such amendment must havebeen given as a resolution at one session of such communication andreferred to and reported upon by the Committee on Jurisprudence at aSubsequent Session, before such vote is taken.

Most Worshipful Grand Master, I move acceptance of this report.

Fraternally submitted,Donald M. Severson, P.G.M., ChairmanOtis H. Godfrey, P.G,M.John P. Peterson, P.G.M.Donald J, Flood, P.G.M.Eric J. Neetenbeek, J.G.S.

Grand Master Bouschor called on Most Worshipful Brother Thomas R.Dougherty, P.G.M. of the Grand Lodge of New Jersey, and Director of theMasonic Service Association, Hospital Visitation, fol.. remarks. Most Wor-shipful Brother Archibald Duncan, P.G.M. and Chairman of the Com-missioners of MSA presented a Certificate of Appreciation of the MSA toM.W. Bro, Bouschor, Grand Master of Masons in Minnesota. Also introducedwas Worshipful Brother Ted Guth, Field Agent of the MSA at the VAHospital in Minneapolis. M.W. Bro. Dougherty acknowledged the excellentparticipation of Minnesota Masons in the MSA Visitation Program.


The Gr the District the

West of the nized for the n to

Masonry th Past Year' Th tion

by those in attendance.

The Grand Master asked the custodians to form at the west of the Altar

and be recognized for their dedication to the craft and for their work in

."int"i"ing-ifte high standards of Degree Work in the Lodges' They were

given a standing ovation by those in attendance'

TheGrandMasteraskedtheMonitorstoformWestoftheAltarandbe

"""ognir"a- Their efforts in assisting at Schools of Instruction and on other

occaiions is much appreciated. Theywere given a standing ovation'

WorshiPful For

Diabetic Youth en-

couraged those His

motion to adoPt

REPORT OF THE MASONS FOR DIABETIC YOUTH COMMITTEE

To the Most Worshlpful Granil Lodge A'F' & A'M' of Minnesota:

ased to rePort that as

of schools in the State of

M bwelldone'

We are now entering an important part of our program which is to

continuaUy,rpdate and rJtrain the health workers that are using our meters.

IwouldpersonallyliketothankalltheCommitteemembersandthestaffatthelnternationalDiabetesCenterforalltheirhelpandsupport.

Respectfully and fraternally submitted'W.Bro, Glen G. Miner, Jr., ChairmanW.Bro. Bill HorlitzW.Bro. Charles A. MunsonW,Bro. Mike EllisW.Bro. Verland D. RoedW.Bro. James Neetenbeek


W.Bro. Richard SlieterBro. F. James ZwickeyBro. Tom DenisonBro. George Tengwall

The Grand Master asked for representatives of palestine Lodge No. ?9,Duluth, and Swift Lodge No. 129, Benson, to come to the podium. In Lg27,M.W. Bro. W. R. Smith, a member of Swift lodge was Grand Master. OnJuly 9, 1927, at the request of Palestine Lodge, the Grand Lodge Officers laidthe cornerstone of the then new City Hall in Duluth. palestine Lodge hadpresented M.W. Bro. Smith with the trowel used to lay the cornerstone, andit has been at swift Lodge for some time. swift Lodge returned the trowel toPalestine Lodge for their archives.

The Reports of the Committee on Honorary Memberships, the Com-mittee on Distinguished Guests, and the Committee on External Relationswere presented by Most Worshipful Brother Archibald Duncan, p.G.M.Upon the presentation of the reports a motion 0o adopt the reports was made,seconded, and carried.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON HONORARY MEMBERSHIP

To the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Minnesota:

In accordance with the Standing Resolution adopted at the AnnualCommunication in 1955, presently coded as Section 4.09, it is with genuinepleasure that recognition be accorded a distinguished guest who has favoredus with his attendance at the Annual Communication as well as on two (2)previous communications, and the Committee, therefore, is privileged tosubmit the names and nominate them as Honorary past Grand Master (orwhatever other title he mighthave) of the Grand Lodge of Minnesota.

M.W.Bro. Kenneth Bolton, Grand Master of MichiganM.W.Bro. A. Neil Clarke, Past Grand Master of ManitobaM.W.Bro. Arthur K. Cronin, Past Grand Master of NevadaR.W.Bro. J. A. (Jack) Fergusson, Deputy Grand Master of ManitobaM,W,Bro. W. John Hodgson, Grand Master of Manitoba

Respectfully submitted,M.W. Mortimer B. Miley, P.G.M.M.W. Alyn N. Dull, P.c.M.


M.W. A. RaYmond Pavola, P'G'M'M.W. Donald M. Severson, P.G.M'M.W. Archibald Duncan, P'G'M', Chairman

All were invited to the East and presented with their certificate of

Honorary MembershiP.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON DISTINGUISHED GUESTS

To the Most Worshipful Granil Loilge A.F' & A'M' of Minnesota:

Minnesota is pleased to have been honored with the presence of

OistirJuisf,"a Guesis from Sister Jurisdictions and Appendant Bodies at our

136th Annual Communication'

The inspiration their presence brings, demonstrated true brotherhood'

friendship, and fellowship which is the epitome of Masonic relationships.

The most hearty welcome is extended to each of you'

MASSACHUSETTS - 1733 - Most worshipful Brother Albert T. Ames' Grand

Master.

NEW JERSEY - 1786 - Most worshipful Brother Thomas R. Dougherty' Past

Grand Master, ttonorary mernber of wtinnesota and Director of the Masonic

Service Association, Hospital Visitation'

IowA.1s44-RightWorshipfulBrotherTomEggleston,GrandSecretary.

NEBRASKA - 185? - Right worshipful Brother John McHenry, Deputy Grand

It"rto; Worshipful Biother Wiliiam E' Lantis, Grand Tyler'

coLoRADo-1861-WorshipfulBrotherRobertL.Bartholic,Grandoraior.

NEVADA.1805-WorshipfulBrotherArthurK.Cronin,GrandSwordBearer.

MANITOBA - 18?5 . Most worshlpful Brother w. John Hodgson' Grand

60 GRANDLODGE OFMINNESOTA

Master, Honorary member of Minnesota; Right Worshipful Brother JackFergusson, Deputy Grand Master, Honorary member of Minnesota; MostWorshipful Brother A. Neil Clarke, Past Grand Master, Honorary memberof Minnesota; Most Worshipful Brother Lewis J. Beckstead, past GrandMaster, Honorary member of Minnesota; Most Worshipful Brother J. E.Reesor Bingeman, Past Grand Master, Past Grand Secretary, Honorarymember of Minnesota; Most Worshipful Brother Leslie H. Iles, past GrandMaster, Honorary member of Minneso[a; Most Worshipful Brother B. StuartParker, Past Grand Master, Honorary member of Minnesota; Most Wor-shipful Brother Ken. C. Turnbull, Past Grand Master, Honorary member ofMinnesota.

SOUTH DAKOTA - 187b - Most Worshipful Brother William E. Loudenslager,Grand Master.

nesota; Most Woshipful Brother Jack T. Rowe, past Grand Master,Honorary member of Minnesota; Right Worshipful Brother Harry E. Sen-ske, Past Grand Secretary-Treasurer, Honorary member of Minnesota;Most Worshipful Brother Gerald M. Skogley, past Grand Master, Honorarymember of Minnesota; Most Worshipful Brother James Stokke, past GrandMaster, Honorary member of Minnesota.

ORDER OF AMARANTH - Worshipful Brother Loren A. Luster, GrandRoyal Pahon.

ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE, SOUTIMRN JURISDIC-TION - Deputy Grand Inspector, Worshipful Brother Daniel F. Levenduski,Supreme Council in Minnesota.

GRAND CHAPTER, ROYAL ARCH MASONS OF MINNESOTA - Wor-shipful Brother William R. Newell, Grand King.

GRAND COMMANDERY OF KNIGIITS TEMPLAR OF MINNESOTA -Right Eminent Sir lftight, Worshipful Brother Clyde E. White, GrandCommander.

MASONIC SERVICE ASSOCIATION - Worshipful Brother fireodore E.Guth, Field Representative.

MINNESOTA MASONIC HOME - Worshipful Brother Edward A. Martini,Executive Director.


oRDER OF EASTERN STAR - Worshipfut Brother George Miller, worthyGrand Patron of the Grand Chapter of Minnesota.

GHORA KHAN GROTTO - Worshipful Brother Edward Keys, Monarch'

AAD SIIRINE - Brother Robert J. Lindberg' Potentate.

zuHRAH SIIRINE - Worshipful Brother James O. Burlingame, Potentate.

GRAND CRYPTIC MASONS OF MINNESOTA - Worshipful Brother Stanley

Morrill, Most Illustrious Grand Master of cryptic Masons of Minnesota.

INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF JOB'S DAUGHTERS - Worshipful Brother

Gerold K. Dunn, Associate Grand Guardian of Minnesota.

oRDER OF DeMOLAY - Brother Arnold s. carlson, chairman of DeMolay

in Minnesota.

Respectfully submit0ed,M,W. Mortimer B. MileY, P.G'M.M.W. Alyn N. Dull, P.G.M.M.W. A. Raymond Pavola, P.G.M.M.W. Donald M. Severson, P'G.M.M.W. Archibald Duncan, P'G'M., Chairman

REPORT OF THE EXTERNAL RELATIONS COMMITTEE

To the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge A.F. & A'M' of Mlnnesota:

suitable.

General


the Middle East. R.W. Brother Aldridge adds, "This is one more externalpressure intended to cause a widening cleavage between anglophone andfrancophone Canadians," He draws attention to the fact that because avisitor to a lodge hails from Quebec is not a reason Co assume he is a RegularMason in good standing. He should be required to show a current dues cardbearing the seal of the Grand Lodge of Quebec A.F. & A.M., and a facsimileof the Grand Secretary's signature. Your Committee recommends that alltake due notice.

The Grand Lodge of Greece A.F. & A.M. advised us that a self-styled"National Grand Lodge of Greece" has been operating there since 1986.They stabe that any regular Brother presenting himself as a visitor from oneof their Loges will have in his possession an identification card bearing hisphotograph and the indication that he is currently in good standing.

All Representatives of sister Grand Jurisdictions near the Grand Lodgeof Minnesota were requested by M.W. Grand Master David S, Bouschor toinform this Committee of matters which might have come to their attentionserving to maintain good relations between the Grand Lodge they representand the Grand Lodge of Minnesota.

While most communications between Grand Jurisdictions come throughtheir respective Grand Secretaries, several of the Representatives reportedthat they attended Communications of the Grand Lodges which theyrepresent. Others reported that they have established communication linksand enjoy their correspondence with their counterparts.

On two occasions brethren have been called upon to provide informationregarding persons visiting in Minnesota from outside the United States. Sucha request, dated February 9, 1988, was received from the Grand Lodge ofUruguay concerning Miss Isabel Aznarez Da Silva, the daughter of one oftheir brethren, who was visiting a family in Woodbury, Minnesota, throughan exchange program. After investigation, our Grand Secretary was able toreport that the young lady was enjoying her visit here and was in goodhands.

A letter introducing Miss Ana Maria Mercedes Viera, the daughter ofanother Uruguayan Brother, was received in September, 1988. Miss Viera ishere on an American Field Service Fellowship and is staying with a familyin Becker, MN. The Grand Lodge of Uruguay requested that we visit MissViera and offer her any assistance she might need. fire Worshipful Masterand the Secretary of Monticello Lodge No. 16 visited Miss Viera at the homeof the family with whom she is staying, and reported that they had a pleasantvisit with her. She is enjoying her year here and is well cared for.


Correspondence

Secretary as well as the Sealis also expected to Present asuitable examination. All Brobtain such inThey should to

by a Grand ge

information s'

in every Lodge in Minnesota.

Request For Recognition

Masters of Masons in North America'

Your committee recommends that the Gran Logia valle de Mexico be

granted Recognition as a Regular Grand Lodge by the Grand Indge of

iltinnesota, and tnat all appropriate actions required to implement this

Recognition be carried out as soon as possible.

Correrpondence

Letters of appreciation acknowledging receipt of copies oJ the

Proceedings of the-Grand Lodge of Minnesota for 198? wefe rgceived from

the following Grand Lodges:

Grande Loge de Pernambuco, Brazil; Gran Logia de Cuba; Gran Logia

CUSCATLAN, El Salvador; and Gran Logia de Tamaulipas, Mexico.

isting the names of

thei Masonica de Para,

Bra , El Salvador; Gran


Logia de Guatemala; Gran Logia de Tamaulipas, Mexicol Grand Lodge ofthe Philippines; Grand Lodge of Turkey; and the Gran Logia del Uruguay.

Grand Representatives Named During the Year

The following Brethren were recommended for appointment as GrandRepresentatives of the Grand Lodge of Minnesota near their respectiveGrand Lodges:

The following Brethren were recommended for appointment as GrandRepresentatives near the Grand Lodge of Minnesota for the Grand lodgesindicated:

B, John Edward LoringB. Cicero Martins ce DimaB. Mario Leal BacelarB. Alan Gurgel de AmaralW.B. FloydE. WerleB. Julio Rafael Menjivar RubioB, Rolando Aguilera RomeroB. Roberto Ymaz G.R.W. Charles C. BybeeB. Frederick H. HeussB. HowardM, HanceR.W. R. W. Tonstad

W.B, Roger L. HildebrandW.B. CharlesJ. LumanW.B. EdwardW. WaldonW.B. EarlS. Rennquist, Sr.

W.B, Herbert C. Roy

W.B. Paul HowlandW.B. Daniel J. LockW.B. Duane L. PingeonW,B. Edward L. BartholicW.B. James L. Osborne. Jr.

B. Trinidad GarzaW.B. JamesPartridgeW.B. John A. FreeburgW.B. Dwane LiljegrenW.B. DavidFitchW.B. Curtis J. JohnsonW.B. DavidHoule

Grand Lodge of ArizonaGrande Loja do Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil

Grande Loja do Estado de Rio de JaneiroGrande Loja do Estado de Rondonia, Brazil

Grand Lodge of District of ColumbiaGran Logia CUSCATLAN, El Salvador

Gran Logia de HondurasYork Grand Lodge of Mexico

Grand Lodge of MissouriGrand Lodge of New Hampshire

Grand Lodge of New YorkGrand Lodge of l{ashington

Grand Lodge of AlaskaGran Logia de Argentina

Grand Lodge of ArkansasUnited Grand Lodge of Queensland,

AustraliaUnited Grand Lodge of New South Wales,

AustraliaGran Logia de Bolivia

Grande Loja do Alagoas, BrazilUnited Grand Lodge of Bahia, Brazil

Grande LoJa do Brasilia, BrazilGrande Loja do Ceara, Brazil

Grande Loja do Mato Grosso do Sul, BrazilGrande loja do Minas Gerais, Brazil

Grande Loja do Para, BrazilGrande Loja do Paraiba, BrazilGrande Loja do Parana, Brazil

Grande Loja do Pernambuco, BrazilGrande Loja Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil

W.B. David J. Bohmert Grande Loja do Estado de Mato Grosso, Brazil


W.B. JayU.IpsenW.B. TerryL. filtonW.B. William L. RothermalW.B. Peter I. GironW.B. DuaineEssigW.B. Richard M. HYllestedW.B. GlenNelsonW.B. ArnoldS. CarlsonW.B. EdwardMarsW.B. RandallH. CravenW.B. Steven D. CastilloW.B. RichardL. DeBoltW.B. Royal G. Bouschor, IIW.B. Frederick B. VihovdeW.B. Owen R. ThomPsonW.B. EarlL. HentonW.B. Eric J. NeetenbeekM.W.B. DonaldJ. FloodW.B. Kenneth R. SPangler

W.B. Jedson (Jed) HejdaW.B, TrYgve L. SkolnessW.B. George L. HendersonW.B. DonaldMcArdellW.B. James H.A, NeetenbeekW.B. fimothYR. LuhmW.B. WarrenK. ClarkW.B. Donald A. RiPPentroPW.B.DaleYoakum

National Grand Lodge of IcelandGrand Lodge of Idaho

Grand Lodge of IllinoisGrand Lodge of IndianaGrand lndge of lreland

Grand Lodge of JaPan

Grand Lodge of KansasGrande Loge de Luxembourg

Grand Lodge of MassachusettsGran Logia de Baia, California

Gran Logia "Benito Juarez", MexicoGran Logia de Nuevo Leon, Mexico

York GrandLodge of MexicoGrand Lodge of Nebraska

Grand Lodge of New Brunswick, Canada

Grand Lodge of New HamPshireGrand Lodge of the Netherlands

Grandlodge of North DakotaGrand Lodge of Canada in Ontario

Grand Lodge of OregonGran Logia de Panama

Gran Logia Simbolica del ParaguaYGrand Lodge ofPuerto Rico

Grand lodge of Saskatchewan, Canada

Grand Lodge of South AfricaGrandLodge of South Dakota

Grand Lodge of SwitzerlandGrand Lodge of Tasmania


W.B. WilliamH. WatkinsW.B. StuartA. BeckW.B. WilliamH. PrindleW.B. Steve HarrisW,B, Frank Gustafson, Jr,W.B. Steven BernuW.B. LarryDavies

B. Greg WaltersW.B. WayneNewton

Grand Lodge of TexasGrand Lodge of Turkey

Gran Logia del UruguayGran Logia de la Republica de Venezuela

Grand Lodge of New JerseyGrand Lodge ofVirginia

Grand Lodge of UtahGran Logia de Colombia, Barranquilla

Grand Lodge of Spain

Your committee for External Relations again found the work of thiscommittee to be most interesting and informative. we take this opportunityto express the appreciation of its members for being selected to ierve on itduring the year.

Respectfully submitted,W.B. Lawrence K. DaviesW.B. Charles E. MagnussonM,W.B. Archibald Duncan, pGM, Chairman

Most worshipful Brother Albert r. Ames, Grand Master of the GrandLodge of Massachusetts was called on and made appropriate remarks.

GRANDLODGEOFMINNESOTA 6?

W.B. Warren E. Ekstrom, Temple Lodge 59, HutchinsonW.B. Merle Beymer, Wadena Lodge 156, Wadena

They were each presented with a plaque and received generous ap-plause.

Right Worshipful Brother Fred B. Vihovde, Grand Tteasurer, gave hisreport of the financial condition of Grand Lodge as of the close of businessFebruary 28, 1989. On a motion made, seconded and carried, the report wasadopted as printed and distributed.

REPORTOF THE GRAND TREASURER

Most Worehipful Granrl Master, Offlcers and Members of the Grand Lodgeof Minnesota:

Brethren all:

fire report of the Grand Tleasurer reflects the cash and investmenttransactions of receipts from the Grand Secretary and from our investmentearnings, and reflects the respective warrants drawn to meet ourobligations. The summary of these transactions is reported on pages 2?

through 28 in the pre-printed advance reports. fitis summary will also beprinted as a part of the Annual Proceedings.

The investment returns have been a little more favorable to us duringour fiscal year 1988-1989. Our funds invested in the U.S. Government MoneyMarkets are now yielding in excess of 8 percent. Our new investments areyielding in excess of 9 percent, and these have replaced investments thatwere maturing in the 6 percent to ? percent range earlier. Our net in-vestment and cash position remain consistent with the appropriationsdirected by this Grand Lodge, and the adopted investment policies. Ex-ceptions to the 1988-1989 appropriations are reported in the Finance Com-mittee Report.

My thanks to the Finance Committee and to our Investment Committeefor their counsel and assistance the past year.


REPORT OF THE GRAND TREASURER

GENERAL FUND

3loLlBg - 2128189

Balance (Chccking & Invcstments) 2/29lBB

Recclpts:oeposlts from Grdnd Secretary $ 447,B12.89lnvestrenl Incom 10,265.34Transfer - From Gencral Fund 289,000.00Transfer - Fron Reserve Fund 130.000.00Transfcr - From Advdncc Projects Fund 72,254.98Transfer - Frorn Public nelatlons Fund 33,425,47Transfer - From Capital Equiprent Fund 3,920.45Transfer - From Scholarshlp Fund 1,000,00Voidel Chccks 7.7L4.40cain on Sa'le of Securltles 187.50

$ 356,064.i8

t 995,609,53

3 1,351,6i4.31

Total ReceiDts:

Di sbu rserents:1197 order checks l{rittenTransfer - To General FundTransfer - To neserve FundTransfcr - To 0enevolence FundTransfer - To Publlc Rclatlons FundTransfer - To Capltal EquiprEnt FundTransfer - To Advance ProJecls FundSale of SecurltiesPurchase of Accrued InterestBank Trust Account FeesChcck Printing ChorgesBank Servlce Charges

Fund lotal 2/?B/B9i

Assets represcntcd by:Checking Account Balance 2/29/89Inves tren ts:

U.S. cov't Scc. Dally Moncy l'larket

t 668,111.03332,078,50l0t,276, o0

5,44/.38188.75

75. 507 ,t59.62

230.2541.61

1,664,64103.43554. 19

Total Dlsbursercnts: $ 1,116,930.90

s 234,143,41

s 170,744.50

$ -q!,.9.99,q1

fotal Chcckfng & Investments Funds ?l2B/B9t t 234,743.41


RESERVE FUND

3l0rl$B - 2/2BlB9

0alancc (chccking & Investmenus) 2/29lBB

''"'""diiititt rrom Grand seretarvInvestmnt IncoreTransfer - From General Fund

Galn on Sale of Securltles

Total RecelPts:

Dlsbursements:Transfer - To General FundTransfer - To AnnlversarY Fund

Trnnsfor - To Capltal Equlpmnt Fund

Purchase of Securltles & ,kcrued IntereslEank Service Chargcs

Total Dlsbursefi€nts:

Fund Total 2/28/89:

Assets represented bY:Checlfnq Account Balance 2l2B/89

t 1,2i6.0084,233. 00l0,5oo. @

51.00

69

$ 1,004,444.54

I 96.060.00

$ 1,100,504.54

J 22,266.63

$ 1,078,237.91

$ 10,5oo.oo500.00

10,000.00l,145.71

120.92

$ 5,079.49

I 118,079.26100,000.0049,953. 13

100,062.502B,875, oo24,954.2s

100,4 37. 5030,159.3849,992, 19

50, s39.0649,968.75

109,657.9049,750.0049,929, s0

160,000.00

Tota'f chockfng & Investrents Funds 2/28/89" s 1.078,237.9I


0EilEv0ltr,tcq FUN0

3loltBB - 2l2B/89

Ualoncc (Chacklng, [ilvcsLilpnts { Lodgc Lo0ns) Z/29lBBLcss Lodgc Loans 0rtstanding 2/29/BB

Chccktng & lnvestrrcnt Ualancc 2/29lBB

t 646,056.2629,519.31

s drfrJ5635Ileceiptsl

oeposlts from Grdnd Secretarylnvcstrent IncorcTransfer - ltvest to ChccklngTranslcr - From General FutroG'rn on Sale of Sccilrities

Total llcceipts:

Dislrurserents:115 0rder Chccks llriLtenTransfcr - To Gcrreral FrrndTransfcr - To Checking AccountRcturncd Check CharaePurchase of Securities (Accrucd Interest)0ank Service Charges

Total 0isbursercnts:

Fund Totat 2/28189:

Assets ropresented by:Checklng Account Balance 2/28109I nves tren ts:

U.S. Gov't sec. Dally l4oney Market,Fed. llore Loan Bank 6.75Ot 09/25109Fed. llatl l'lort Assn 9.OSO' l0l!2193Fed. Natf llorl Assn 9.L5Ol, 09/IO|9ZU.S. Treasury Note 7.Blst 05/L5/90u.5. Treasury Note 0.000c 05/31/89u.s. Treasury ltore 7.6?5x 07l3llB9U,S, Trcasury Note 7,815t 08/15/90U.S, Trcasury ilote 9,125L 12/31192U.5. Treasury Note 9.125! 02115/92

Total Chccking & [nvesttlEnts funds

Unpaid Princlplo on Lodgc Loans:Dakota Lodge {/l'lonticello Lodgc 116Nerldian Lodge f250cthcl Lodge 1103t,loorhcad Lodge tl26Garnct Lodoc ,166llcllos Lodgc t2i3Chippcvi Lod-oe t275Lakc llorriet 12TTLokos Idc Lorlgc f2BlSiloanr Lodgc f330Pinc LodUc C339

T0TA|. BENtVoLfilCE FUilo

$ t4,800. s157,803. 6525,000. 00

231.18696.96

s 41,t22,3528.50

25,000. 005t,72

Bl0.28t47.23

s 21,824.77

3 95,307.9B59,943.7550,296. BB50,734. 3849,992.1850,375.0029,990.6339,975. 00

149,533. 5049,929.50

2l28l89l

s 5,000.004,394.7 7

l, 700.002,500.004,611.00

849.64500.00999.21

4 ,500, 004 ,499.00

6 13. 94530.25

$ 98,532.50$ 7I5;OdtJrT

$ 57,165.08

s 64t,903.57

$ 647,903.57

I 30,697.81

I 6t8.60t.38

GRAND LODGE OF MINNESOTA 7L

PNEPAID DUES FUNO

3l0Ll$s - 2l28lg9

0alance on lland (Chccklng & Investrents) 2/29lBB

RecelDts:bepos'lLs from Grand SecretarYlnvestrent IncoreTransfer - lnvest to CheckingUo'O.4 96661s (tB)

Total RecelPts:

Dl sburserents 3-'---1i6 order Checks tlrltten (l9BB oues)iqg O"Oer Checks ll|.ltten (1909 Dues)

Transfer - Invest to CheckingEnrol lrent overpaYflEnt RefundChcck Printlng Chargespuiir'ase of S6curlties (Accrued Interest)Bank Servlce Charges

Total Disburserents:

Fund Total 2/28189:

AsseLs represented bY:"--- ih""i.ln9 Accounr Balance 2/20189

IOTAL PREPAID DUES FUND

t 271,858.70

$ 67.137.04s TJU;995;I4

$ 60.377,8t

t zt0,6ll.Bt

3 278,617.87

$ 33,191.102s,016.44B,000. 00

869. 50

J 24,134.7r26,908.440,000.00

5.00136.564l /.86175.30

$ 6,795, sI

$ 7,155. ol20,000.0020,000.0020,110.7539,475.0040,000.0039,950.0020,293.?524,954.2539.Bi5, 60


COLONET JAMES O. LAOD I4EIOIIIAL FUND

310L/88 - 2l?8t89

Balance on lland (Checking & Invcstments) Z/29IBB

Rece l pis Ilncore from Ladd Fund TrusteeslnvestnEnt lncomTrdnsfcr - Invest to Chccklngneturned Chccks (1)

Total Recelpts:

Dlsbursements:30 order Chccks HrlttenTransfcr - Invast to Checking0ank Servlce Charges

Total Disburserents:

Fund Total:

Assets represented by:Checklng Account Balance 2/28/89Investrcnts:

t 11,890.63

$ 23,378.341,2s0.76

26,500. 007 t2..50

t 28,045.8226,500.00

t26.61

s 54.672.43

$ 9,059.00

$ 733.63

3 9,059.80

$ 3, l16.7B

$ 10,000,0075.50

691 .39I t0.772.89r rfs8!r:-6l

$ L,e20..1!

t 9,969.?2

s 9,969,22

.U,5. Govrt Scc, oally Monoy t'tarket i S,326,fz

TOTAL JAI4Es O. LAOO MEI.I]RIAL FUND

cAPITAL EqJIPt't€ilr FUiln

31otlBB - 2t2BlB9

oaloncc on lland Zl29/BB

Rccelpts:TransFer from Reserve FunoTrdnsfer from Genera'l FundInvestrcnt Incore

Total Receipts:

Dlsbursernents:Transfer to Genera'l Fund

Fund Total:

Assents represented by:U,S. Gov't Sccurcd oaily Monay t4orkct


TIILLIAT.I II. LUNOELL SCIIOLARSIIIP FUND

310llBB - 212BlB9

73

Bafance on lland 2l29lBB

Rccelpts:Dondtl onsInves[ment Incore

Total RccelPtsr

D I sbu rsercnts :- - riinifer - To General Fund Checking

Fund Total 2/28/093

Asse[s reDresentcd bY:U.S. Gov't scc. oally l4oney t'larkct'U.i. i"eosr"Y Note 7.8751 5ll5l90u.i. friotuw tlote 8.0001 lt/15/90

Dalance on Hand 2l29lBB

Recel Dts:Transfcr from Reserve Fund

lnvestnent lncorETotal RecelPts:

Fund Total 2/28/89:

Assets rcpresented bY:'''---u.s.'cou't Secuicd Dally Money t4arkeL

i.i' iico*"v llotc s'@01 1l/15/90

TOIAL ANNIVSR5ARY FUND

ToTAL !lM. ll. LUNDELL SCI|0LARSHIP FUND $ 16'721'19

ANNIVERsARY IUNO

3lollBB - 2l2BlB9

s 7,773.92

3 500,00649.59 $ 1' 149' 59

$ 8.923' sl

$ 35.001,296.46

t 16,389,73

s -!'999.!q$ 16,721.19

$ 0,923.51

s r,722.759,998,445.000,00

$ 3,923. sI5.000, 00

74

0r'fance on lldnd 2129/BB

Receipts:TransFcr front Gencral Fundlnveslrnent InconE

Total Rocelpts:

Di sbu rscren ts :Transfcr - To Gcncrrl Fund Chack.lng

Fund Total 2/20/B9l

Assels reprasented by:U.S. Gov't sec. oaily lloney Markct


IIIJULIC RELAIIOIT5 IiUND

3|vUBB - 2l2BttJ9

$ 377, 501. 308. i0

ADVANCE I'ROiIECTS FUND

3l0L/88 - 2l2B/89

$ 32,46B.50

3 1, 766. 20

s 34,234.78

s 33,42s,47

3 809.31

g 809,3l

s 151,323.30

3 7,159.6210.384. 89

t 17.544.5t

$ 16B,B6t,81

s 59.176,48

t 109,691.33

t 109.691.33

0a'fance on lland 2l29l8$

Recel pts:Transfer fron General FundInvestfiEnt lncorE

Total Recelpts:

Di sbursemnts:Transfcr to General Fund

Fund totat ?128/B9l

Assets reprcsented bylU.S. Govrt Sccured Dally Money l,l,rrkct

Fraternal ly submltted'

Frederick D. VlhovdeGrand Treasurer


The Grand Secretary, Right Worshipful Brother Raymond E'

sctrtemmer, presented the neport of rte Grand secretary, and the Auditor's

n"p"ti, f"t tit" y""t ended February 28, 1989' Upon a motion made' secon-

dei, and carried, both reports were adopted'

REPORT OF THE GRAND SECRETARYMarch 1, 19E8 to February 28' 1989

To the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge A'F' & A'M' of Mlnnesota:

I have the pleasure of presenting the annual report of the Grand

Secretary for the fiscal year ending February 29' 1989'

Proceedlngs, Communlcatlons, Commisslons' Etc'

The Annual Proceedings of the 135th Annual Communication of the--- "*""" published as promptly as possible, and

as requi"ed by the Masonic Code of Minnesota'

required tabies and photograph of Most Wor'

shipful Brother Ralph L' Hultquist, Grand Master, presiding'

Commissions were issued as necessary and with the direction of the

Most WorshiPful Grand Master.

Threre were tlree (3) Occasional Communications held during the

year: October 8, 1988, to conduct a Cornerstone Ceremony at Euclid Lodge

No. 198 and at tne n'Ioose l,odge in Proctor; October 9, 1988' a-t Grand Marais'

lo dedicate the Lodge too- i]n their new Masonic Temple; october 25, 1988'

atWinona Lodge No. 18 to re-lay the corner stone of the Courthouse'

Returns


Paul; Euclid Lodge No. 198, Duluth; Mora Lodge No. 228, Mora; WarroadLodge No. 26?, Warroad; Braham Lodge No, 29b, Braham. In fact, three ofthem still haven't sent in their returns.

It does create a theAnnual Returns are I dn,tdo anything anyway, t bein on time.

MembershipMembership as of December 81, 1988 (as adjusted) . . . 9?.984Raised ........440

Joined .........299Restored ...... Z5

Withdrawn .....6L2Stricken .......824Suspended-Expelled 7Deceased ....1.121

755

38,732

2,0L4

Net Membership December 81, 19gg (unadjusted) . . . . 86,Z18

Bond and Insurance


Financial

In the interest of time, I shall not review the entire financial schedule in

aetait. ffre Grand Treasurer's Report covers the same material, and we are

uotr, in balance. The complete financial reportwill be printed in its.entirety

ffii,;'iil;"4fi, ot ltiis communication. please be assured that the

expenses of your Grand Lodge are watched. very

re to manage the funds that have been entrusted to our

at we have been of the best possible service 0o you'

Visitations

I have had Y to visit numerous areas

a wide va nic Activities' This Past

d to attend ster's-Grand Secretaries'

VA, along ith Grand Master Bouschor, Deputy

Grand Master Sonsteby, Senior drand Warden Papas' and- Past Grand

Masters Arch Duncan and Donald Sether, and of course our ladies' I also

"tda"a the Annual Communications of New York' South Dakota'

rri"Jiol", and pennsylvania. It is most beneficial to share views with others

having the same concerns as we' and ['m grateful t'o have had the op-

portunity.

Grand Lodge Office

TheofficeofGrandSecretaryisanadministrativepositionin..which.oppo"iiu" service is rendered to Grand Lodge officers'

c.iti.itt*. and Boards, District ustodians' officers and

Brethren of Constituenf Ltdges, as Jurisdictions and Ap-

pendent Bodies.

It has been an extremelY busY Ye

IalsoextendmythankstoTessSterba,JanGiron'RuthPommeTening'and now Rob Bargste& oo" n"* accountani, for their dedicated loyalty and

;;G;;ti"t. With-out tilem it all couldn't have happened'

with the Grandnd Master Dave'enthusiasm, in'

nsPiration bo all.

Thank you.


Fraternally submitted,Raymond E. SchlemmerGrand Secretary

GEIIERAL FUND

Ithas been my pleasure to serve as your Grand Secretary, and I thankyou_for the trust that you have shown me by electing me to uiis orice. it isone I regard highly, and with great respect and humility.

Rccci pts:Balance on hand March l, 1900

Deposlts to Grond TrcasurerInterest on Investments

Investments matured/soldTronsfcred from Capltal Equlpment Fund

Transfered fron Publlc Relattons Fund

Transfered from Scholarshlp Fund

Transfered from Advanced proJacts Fund

Transfered from 0enevolence Fund

Transfered from Reserve Fund

cdln fron sale of SecurltyChecks Volded

Item llandllng

Decrease ln market valueAccrued InteresU

Total Recelpts

Dl sbursenents:

1077 order Checks l{rlttenInvestments Purchased

Check PrlntlngSafekeeplng Fees/Deposlted checks returnedSorvtce Ctiarge checktng accounr

Decal Sales - Publlc RelatlonsDecrease In market valueAccrued Interest

Checklng Account Dalance

Totdl Investments

TOTAL GENERAL FUND

t8, t66.04447,Btz,B9

t0,265.34302,79t .00

3,920.45

33,425.!7| ,000.00

46,097.98

20.50

70,000.00

t87.50

7,714.40

764.64

230.25

4t.6t t,004,280.03

|,022,446.07

7Bt ,838. t567,269.22

230,95

1,767.69

305.29

10.33

230.25

4 t.6t 05t ,70t .49

170,744.58

53,998. B3

234.743.41


Rccelpts:

RESER'E FUN'

Balance on hond l4arch l' l90B

lnterset on lnvesLnents

Invcstments Mabured/sol d

Per Caplta from General Fund

Tot,al ReceiPis

D i sbursements :

Invesbments Purchased

Servlce Charge cllecklng account

Transfer to General Fund

Transfer to capltal Equlpment Fund

Transfer to AnniversarY Fund

Expenses

Total Dlsbursements

checklng Account Balance

Total lnvestmenbs

TOTAL RESERVE FUI{D

DENEVOIENCE FUND

Recelpts i

Balonce on hand March 1' l9BB

Deposlts to Grand Treasurer

lnterest on Investments

Investments matured/sold

Galn

Per CaPlta from General Fund

Tolal RecelPts

Dl sbursements:

1ll order Checks HrlttenInv€stmenLs Purchased

servlce charge checklng account

Accrued InterestTotal Disbursements

checklng Account Dalance

Total Investments

TOTAL DENEVOLENCE FUND

3,692-42

Bs,4 14,25

s30,839.B3

t,327.00 617,581.00

62t,273.50

505,073.09

120.92

| 00,000.00

10,000.00

500,00

500.006r6,t94.01

5,079.49

1 .073,158.42

t,078,237.91

22,353.10

t4,000.51

50,636.46

66 | ,216.89

20.40

25,000.00 759,674.26

782,027.36

41,122.35

7 18,s90.96

147 .23

334.05760,202.59

7g


PNEPAID DUES FUIID

Recelpts:oolance on hand ildrch l, 1900

Deposlts from Grand SecretaryInter€st on Investments

lnvestments matured/soldTransfer of funds

Checks Volded

Total Recelpts

Dl sbursements:

337 order Checks HrlttenInvestnents Purchased

Accrued InterestDeluxe check PrlntersServlce Charge Checklng Account

Total 0lsbursements

Checklng rlccount oalance

Total Investments

TOTAL PREPAID DUES FU]ID

| 5,803.26

33,t91.t02s,076.44

il0,523. t 1

8,000.00869.50 177 -6GO-15

| 93 ,463.4 |

5t,756.t0t34,383.78

I t0.612 t3.50

203.91

185.567.90

6,795.51

271,822,36

279,617.07


LADD I'IEI'IORIAL FUND

Recel pts:

oalance on hond Marcll l' l90B

Depostts fron Grand Sccretary

Incone fron Trustees

Interest on Investments

Investments Matured

Transfer to Checklng

Total Recelpts

Dlsbursements:

30 Checks drarn on Grand Treds'

Investments Purchosed

Service Chorge

Total 0lsbursenents

checklng Account 0alance

Total Investments

TOTAL LADD MEMORIAL FUND

| '56q.62712,50

23,378.34

1,266.91

2,500.0024.000.00 5l,$z=25-

53,424.37

28,045.O2

24,518, l3126.61

52,690.74

733,63

B.326.17

9,059.80

16,389.73

1.331.46

17 ,721.19

1.000.00

16,721 .19

0l

sclloLARSllIP FUI{D

Recel pts:Balance on hond March 1, l9B0

Interest Recelved

Tota\ RecelPts

Dl sbursements:

Transfered to General Fund

TOTAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

82 GRAND LODCE OF MINNESOTA

ADVANCED PROJECTS FUND

Recalpts:Balancc on Hand !4arch l, l9BB

lntercst Recelved

Transfer from C€neral Fund

Total Recelpts


TOTAL ADVANCED PROJECTS FUND

AI{NIVERSARY FUND

Recel pts:Dalance on lland ttarch l, lgtt{t

Interest Recelved

Transfered from Reserve Fund

TOTAL ANNIVERSARY FUNO

PUBLIC RELATIONS FUND

RecelDts:

Balance on Hand tlarch l, 1980

Interest Received

Transfered from General Fund

Total Recelpts

Transf.ered to ceneral Fund

TOTAL PUOLIC RELATIOIIS FUND

cAPITAI EqUtPl,tEitT FUND

Recel pts:Dalance on Hand tilarch l, l9B8

Transfered from Reserve Funo

Interest Earned

Total Receipts


TOTAL CAPITAL EQUIPHENT FUND

't5t,323.30

1 0,384.89

7,159.62| 68,867,Bl

59. | 76.48

t09,69t.33

7,773,92649.59

500.00

8,923.51

32,468.58

1,388.70

377 .50

34,234.78

33 ,425.47

809.31

3, r 1 6.78

10,000.00

722.89

r 3,889,67

3,920.459,969.22


INDEIENDENT AUDITONI S REPORT

83

I]ANNELLKElulFOII.STEIT&diliod Public &trln.b

{@ Pdrk NEllonel Bint Sldg5353 Woyrat. BoulevardMlnne.Fll., MN 55416leleDhon. (6121 515-0121Telslar 612.545.0559

!|. lf. David S. Bouschorr Cr€nd x66t€r' end

officere and llemberr of The crsnd Lodgeof A. F. 6nd A. N. of Hinneoote

St. Poul, ilinnegota

He h balan-

ce! ' 1989 '

and for the

yoar "tt"" "l:theexPr

A. deac The Lod8ers policy Ie to PrePsre it' finsncial 6te!e-

;";-; baoio oid th; fin;ncidl 'tstemen!' are not intended !o

;;;;;"; lon .J te"ult" of operatione in conforoity vithgcneral tlng PEinclPled'

In our al Predent.fsirly' ln

oll ma rec on a rcdified ceeh

bacis A. FebruerY 28' 1989'

rnd it elr for tlre Year thcn

ended, nti

Q""*(,P"-o

Hdrch l7r 1989

84 GRAND LODGE OF MINNESOITA

TIIE CRAND LODCE OF A. P. AND A. H. OP }IINNESOTA

Stateaent of Recorded AEretr, Llabllltlesr €nd Fund Daknces(tlodlfted Cash B!8IB)

Feblu€ry 28r 1989

l50rhGeneraL Reacrve Eenevolcnce Annlvers6ryFund flnd Fund Fund

Aa6ct6

C6sh - on hrnd and ln bankCarh - lnoured boney!erkel 6ccoun!!

InvqEtnent! - ceEtlflcsteoof depoEl!r

Inveat[ent!, !t co8! (note 2)Du6 fEotr suboEdlna!s lodgesDue fro[ other fundslnvetrtorle6Protrl6aory note. Eecelvabl€Furnlture lnd equlptrent, net of.ccuoulated deprsclatlon 927.484

fotsl 6.aeta

Lloblutle3 and Pund E6lsnces

Llabl lltterAccounts payable - tr6d€ll68otrlc lloE per caplta (note 3)Due to rubordlnale lodgeslrue to other ll6rotrlc Eodle6Due to other fundsAccrued pryroll and r!le6 tsxeoPrepold dues

fotal lllblIltle6

Coultlent8 (notee 4 and 5)

Pund balanceslnve.ted 1o furnlluEc and equlpdentDeElgnatedUnde8lgnaled

ToCal fund balancea

Total ll.blllBler lndfund b!lrnceg

see notes to flnanclal at6te@nta

$170,045 s 5jo79 I 22,n25

63.999 il8,879 95,308

9-3,924

263

- 8,924_s13.e65. _:_678.965 8,924

s679.228 s8,924

- 160,000- 794,279 530,7rt 5,000

28t687I ,102 - 27

r0.694

: : 30,6et

JgElt-- :$305,638 Sr,078,237 S 679,228 S8,924

I 16,716 S90,600

936I ,836

454I,970

---lr2,5t2

30r3t I :J?.!C.U. r,078,277

te3.r26 JJgl9J421_

e305l9rg gLg.zE!.Z

t:

23132

s-

-:_


Cdpttal l{s. H. Lundell Advance Pub11c PreP6ld Col' JaDeE E' Totals

iqiin."^t ScholdrohlP Prolecto Reldtlons DueB Ledd Atl-'-;1il - Fund Find Fun --S4.- Truet Fund

-lg$!-

$-9,969

*-t

19,!-::.to,395

s I 0.395

$ 18,83490,600

r,836I,5552,O02

I 8 7.908--fii:6ir

9- 9-

$ - $ - $- $ 6'796

rt723 109,691 809 7 tl55

14f998 2641667

SIE-4I g!.q9rg!.!- g--gg2' S3zg!'9r'q'

0 2,rrB 9- I -

- 870

187'908

-Z,t-16 -T7o -iEUsI6

16,121

$ t34 s 205,879

8,326 419,783

- 160,000- r,609,715- 28,687

- 10'694- 30,697

:- J0'31I

il'c!g' s2:'!2J-'tu

: - golô glooo Ii!:iiiJ9lrJz J-O.L) : -- -

2'o)7 'e24

t07,573 -l-91-l

J.9./rg. -9,9q9 2',te1'650

il!'J!- .9192!991- -9--q92' '91zgr-9'l-q' iU!9' |2'!2JJ22L


TIIE GR^NU LOIJGE OF A. F. AND A. H. OP IIINNESOTA

StateDcnt of Revenue, ErFendlture8r 6nd Ch.ngeg ln Fund Bal6ncer(llodlfled C6Eh EaBls)

Ycar Endod Fobruary 28, 1989

Cener6l Reacrve Eene!olenceFund _Fu4_ _Eg!4_

I 50rhAnnlverB6ry

Fund

RevcnuePer c6plld dueoRelslng fcesSale of lnvenloryInveEtDenl eornlngaTru6t locorelllscellancou6

Iocal revenu€

Expendl lureE

Total net axce66 of r€venue(erpendltures )

Fund balancesEeglnnlng of yeaaInterfuDd tranrfcrE ln (out)

End of yeea

305,t81 I,004,444 646,530a,52e (ro.5oo) _-_J19.)

0 193,r26 ir,078.237 S678,965

I 41192 9-1,276 :

59,569 _650

-- i-

65 tO37 650

J3E2- -:-32,465 650

1.774500

s0,924

$ 342,9203,120

t0.229to,224

4,Et437 | pO7

49t i89l

(r20,584)

I t276

83,587

5l44.9t4

___gJ-

84.293

See note6 to fl,nanckl rtateoents


cgpltdl lltr. i{. Lundell Advsnce Publlc Prepdld Col' Janee lt' fotalsiqi,ipi"t. Scholar.hlP ProJectE Relallond lu": Ladd AIt---;:'; Fund Find Fun

-F !!- -Eg-Fu$--

F$ndd

$-

773

:773

-Lgq.<2,296>

2 t69l10.000

.s!qrg:.

$- $ - $ - $-

1.297 10,185 l'389 24,752

--rfr -idoi -i;5!t afinr,ooo _:!l!:. -Epq-

r'721

332 (43,750) (24'219) 23'03r

$ - $ 347'll2- 5,672- 10,2291,251 193,877

23 J78 23 tJTa- 4 ,900

-tt@, --rs-fi"d27,460 __6399J-

(2,83r) (52,909)

16.389 151,323 32$57 67'679 Il'891 2t246t559

- --- (8.499) -:- --L ---

il-Cri3l !fg.L:lL i.-@!-) -t29.'lL9' Sl4q9' '$?r!2r'9:9'


TIIE GRAND TODCE OF A. F. NID A. }I. OF HINNESOTA

Notes to Financlal Statcnent6February 28r .1989

The craild Lodge of Ancient, Free end Accepted H6sons of Hinnc6ot€ is a cor-por€tion org€ilized to preserve ft6ternsl union anong itr nenberohip end to pro-Eole chariteble services aBong its neobcra 6nd the conDuntiy.

The 6Eetenentd ere preBentcd on a rcdified c6sh basia under ehich the 6t€tencntof recorded ss6etd, liabili!iee, and fund balancee preeents only those assctEand fund balances uhich arioe fron cesh tr6na6ctionr, except thet hembershipdues and leeE receivable and dccounta poy6ble - trode heve becn recognized onthe eccruel be6i.s. Consequently, cert6in revenue and related a66ets ererecognized ehen received rather th€n phen earned, and certein expenses arerecognized vhen paid rather then vhcn the obligdfion ia incurred.

Inventories are stated at coat on the first-in, fir6t-out (FIFO) ba6is.

Furtriture and equipnent are otdted aC co8!. Deprcciation ig providcd under thesLrsight-line nethod over eotineted uoeful livee r€n8ing froE 5 to 25 yeard,llajor additione, replacenents, end i6provcnent6r ehich incre6se the valur of theesset or cx!end it6 useful life, are capitolized. Mten a6setE ere rold ordiepoeed of, their co6t and the ielated eccunulated depreciation €re.removedfroil the accountE and any reoulting gain or Loee is reflected in inconc.Depreciation expense included in Ccnerel Fund expcnditureo toteled 91,876 forthe year ended February 28, I989.

The Lodgc iE a not-for-profit orgdnization exempt under Inlernal ncvenue CodcSection 501 (c) (10) and, accordingly, pays no incope tex.

Notc 2 - Invcstments

Thc Crand TreaouEer of the Lodge hr6 been f,uthorized by the Boerd of CorporateTruetees to purchaee eecuritier for the varioue fundo. The 6ecurities that neybe purchased ere restricted to 6n inve6toent policy adopt€d by the Board ofCorporste lru6tee6. Thc Lodger6 pol,icy ia to c6rry inveslmentr 6t coet snd !otctain rll investnenEo until h6turity, ltarke! valuea of the inverloents atFebruery 28, 1989 eerc:,

Reserve FundEenevolence FundHn. Lundell Scholardhip FuhdPrepaid Ducs Fundl50th Annive16ary Fund

$ 184,624524,O78

t4 ,661265 t26l

4,817

9l,593,503


TIIE CRAND LODCE OF A. F. AIID A. H' OF HINNESOTA

No!es to Financial Statement6 (continucd)Fcbruary 28, I989

Note 3 - lla6onic llomc Per cepito

In accord0nce eith Article IIIr crend Lodge Finance6' section 3'17 (c) (c-l) of

the 1967 Revision of thc Hasonic codc rel*ing to thc Hinneiots Haronic Home Per

irplalfppo.ai.nnen!. the cr"na l'oagt hae fiobility in tho amount of $90'600

conpuced ds folloYs:

Tot6I nembership reporced as of December lIt 1987

Adju6tmento durin8 the yeer for erroroand omnisiona - add

d educ E

Adjustcd ncmbcreltiP

Henberehip at 92.50 994'960

Leoa enountE dttributed !o receivables and refunlle duo 4'360

Total liabilitY !2!'4s

Tot6I nembership and edjuetmen!s are determinedl fron the robordinatc lodges'

annual EeilbershiP rcturns.

llote lr - Pendion

The crand Lodge hdd an unfundcd retircnent plon vhich ie adminiatered by e Pen-

aion conmittee. The pl.n "ou"r"

rurt-ai.d employee6 attaining lhe a8e of 65

;;;'il-h;;; ;;"n in continuou" eoptoymco! of lhe crdnd LodSe. for t€n year6 or

EOle.

For the ye , 1989, four former 4ployo-e' were particiP6ting in

pl6n6 8,ovc itn" oi tft" Maronic Code-at-' totsi 'nnuel co't of

$11,474. tlti "-"

p"ta and, accordingly' the lotal €stlntled

liability has not becn deternined or recotded'

Note 5 - Ptepaid dues fund

In accoadance eith Article XXI' a PI6n h ehich any

;;";;;-;";;" vrro la in goort rianding in r,nd Lodse

nay Dutchsre e llfetine nenberehip' Th is deter-

;i'..i';;;;.-"; t" . l.-"ri ehich i. bes el of dues

in the reoberra lodge.

subject to certain limitatlons, tha Pund. ie. required t1-!'y tho.onnuel.dueo.ofthe lifetime nembErs and !o '"iutn

certain invegtment income on deccaded nember

prepaynento to hio hone lodge.

No dcterninetion has been nade so to-Yhether thc.ssiet' of ihe fund are 6u[-

ficien! to cover the ptesen! value of its fulure oDllSaEronE'

17,958

4l(r5)

JLf!!-

GRAIVD LODGE OF MINNESOTA

TIE G&arND I,DCE Ol A. F. Alll' A. H. Or IINNESOTA

NoEer !o Flnanclsl StaCerents (contlnuod)lebruary 20, 1989

Note5-offlceleo.c

the cEnd Lodg€ learer t1250 equare fcet of offlcs 6p.co fto! lhe !|.!onlc TeoPl€A6oocl6tlotr of st. Pou1. Thq lnlthl torE of the lerle has etplE€d Harch l.1984. Tho lo.re h6F becn ert€trded on s Htllt.o rnd/or verbrl notlce sltrce thatthq. Total Estrt erpetr.s foE th€ y€sr sndcd fsbrusry 28, 1989 sar $13.499.


PANNELLI(EI{ITFORSTEIT&rlilld Public Aft ounldnF

4m Pn.t Nalloml Bank oldg.5J53 w.y$la ooubverdMlnnorndls, MN 53416Toloohom {Gl2) 545-0421Tolols, 612-545-0560

e*t"Gp-"a

Hlnneapollar H!.nne6o!aHarcb 17' 1989


IlU (nAI/D lOl.EU 0F /L F. lflD ,r ll, oF ltll{Us,l

Sdslula of lnwstrEnlaFcbMry 28, 1989

R6cN t\rdFclcral lloE lm ILal€Fcdcral ll@ ldn Ba*sFclcral ll@ lau BnftsFchral Nltl@l Uofrgilgc AssodatlonU. S. Tlqruqr llotet . S. ftwarY NotcU. S. T@uty NoleU. S. T@ury lbteU. S. Trc4ury lbteU, S. T@ry tbEeU. S. Trdqury l.lotcU. S. TMury NoteU. S. Tr4lry llote

D€reFlec FudFdrclal lbE ldu BarlcPdlcral llrtlorul lloftgage AsstrlatlonF.deral t{aUoMl Hongagc As*lalt6U. S. Tr@ury ltotcU. S. 1t@ury lloteU. S. Trueury lloteU. S. T.6ury NoteU. S. ltqsury t{oteU. S. Tr6ury Note

FrL U. IEIeU SdDlaFhlp ArdU. S. ltGury Nctet . S. Tr@rY Llote

PrcfEtd DE RrdFdhral fe CrcdlE Ead(Fqhral ll@ lar llarl€Fdhr.l Natlml Moftgage lsslatloFqleral Natl@{ }rort&lge AssdaltonFqleral NatloMl lbrtpFgc AsedattonFcderal ltllloml lbrtgaF AssdatlmFcderal NattoNl lbftgage

^ssdatlonU. S. lt4ury NoteU. S. Tr6ury llote

lsoth /mlrcEary }lrdU. S. Tt@ry llote

Tol6l lrohnts -all fEds

Intcr6t lhtrrrlty lt1lkctRnEc llire C6t Vahp

7.UnZ 7-2A9 $ ro,om I 98,6t66.7n y25-89 tr'tgst 48,9856.550 t-25-9 tm,o63 9t'0947,3n 4-10-s a,815 8,tnt2.375 +r5.9r 24,954 26,2136.875 tlH9 1m,43 99$776.625 8-15-€9 30,159 4,6167.815 ttH 49t9n 48,9698.0@ t3l-89 50,539 49,8127.875 8-l'$ 49,969 tA,797

9.t25 t2-3t-y2 tGr.65B 100,763

9.0m r-31-91 49,7fi 49,485g.tE Tt 92 49,929 n9,ffi

-19E;TI9 ---7VT2i

6.7fr F2-5.A9 59,944 58,7819.5m to-12-91 fr,297 n'n79.150 9-t0-92 fi,7J4 49,t857,875 ttt$ 49,912 48,9688.0o tll-89 9,ft5 49,8t17.625 7-31-89 29.991 29,7157.875 8-15-S n,975 39,039,t25 L2-31-n M9,5y r48,3t29.lE 2-1fl2 49,929 49,(fr

5n,7tt 524,Or8

7.475 tFS 9,998 9t7%8.0@ u-r5-s __-lIgg 4,87J

14,998 t4$67

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9.150 9-ro-9 20.?94 t9,l%t2.375 4-t5-9t 24,954 26,2139.r2s r2-3t-y2 ___2JJ'2 ____39r:A264$67 26516r

8,0m u-F$ _-1,999 4,813

-ll,!gl'lU i-!,:9L€9J.


TIIE GRNND I.ODGE OP A. F. AND A. It. OF }IINNDSOTA

Dudge! Approprlatlon Compnred to Actrrol ExPcndlEure6Yeor Euded FcbruarY 28t l9B9

Budgct ovcrAnproprt- (Under)atlon6 ExPendlturcF Budget

cencral Pund

Sccrlon l3 Allocatod Pet caPltd anounlsHasonlc llomc and C6re Cenlol0encvolcnce Fund - fce6Ral6lng fees dl6trlbutlon

Rcservc PundBeDcvolence l'und

Total Secllon I

Sectlon 2t Annual connunlcatlon cipcnaeAs6lstant6' Credcn!1a16 CoEnllteeA€olstanlsi Crand TEeasurerAudlo 3Y6tcBllostlng dldtlngul6hed Sueotoccneral hodPltalltYCrand Lodge dinncrsGrand TYler 6 ass16tantsGrand Madterrd lc{alr ceEor end co116rPdyrollr Per dlom and nlleagelllscellaneous expen6es and 69ards

Tot6l Sectlon 2

SecElon 3: SPeclal neetingsArca conf erences/vorkshops/f eetlvalaCorporatc Trustce€r qilarterly neetlnSgoccaEl.onal comounlcatlonsOcca6lonal Trueteca Contlngenc Fund

sprlng and fa11 conference6Crand Lodgc offlcer6' nectlngdcrand Lodge lcaderahlP courdea

Tolol sectlon 3

Sec!lon 4: Grsnd Lodge offlcetdr andDIBtrlct RepraEentatlve6r exPenoes

Crand l'laotersDeclal vlslEallone aPProved bYcrand Heslet

Dlotrlct RcPresentativesr vl6ltaclonsCrand Lodge offlce16r aProno' colldrd'caeeer and le9el rePatr

CEand Hasterrd conference dtred-, Dl6trlct Repreeentatlle8' collars/Jescl

Totsl Sectlon 4

|,276 | t27 6

|,276 L,276 - .

-frFSqZ -T7frri -0:1cF'

I 98,5003.940

I,500300200

2,50OI ,5002,50O

5006,0002,0003,000

$90,600 $ (7,900)3,940

r2o 80 (40)80 8080 80

6.000 6,000I ,700 I,829 129

l,2oo 2,172 972160 160

I,850 1,272 (578)23,ooo 19,t55 (3,845)tr5oo 2,874 1t374

35.690 33,7O2 (1,988)

l05 (2,395)t,526 26

r,420 (1,080)- (500)

3,510 (2)490)l,331 (669)

463 (2,337)

l8,ooo 8,355 (9,645)

15,000 15,000

r0.0oo ll,l52 1,1526,000 1,459 Q.54r)

r,479 (21)240 (60)

- (200)

33,ooo 31,330 (1,670)

(conttnued)


TIIU CRNND LODOE OF A. F. AIID A. H. OF HINNESOIA

Dud8ct Appropllgtlon Conparcd !o Actilol Exnandlturee (co[tlnued)Year Ended Februgry 28' 1989

ccncral Fund (contLnued)

Sectlon 5! CuEtodl6n6, nonLtora, Echoolaof lnslrucElon, and trlal connla6lona

Board of Cu6todlans 6nd llonlloro expetrgcTrlal coDnlelonECollnrE and Jewc18

Tolal section 5

SecElon 6i Cratrd Lodge offlceAudltlng bookocrand Lodge offlce salarlcsFlfty-year acardoInsurance and bond prenlundHelntenanc€ of offlce equlphentoffice supplle6PostagcPrlntlng and ctatloncryRentSoclal Eccurlty and uneDployDent laaesTelephoneBank expenEe - EafekeeplngHl6cellaneou6 erpenaeaConputer help

Total sectlon 6

Sectlon 7: Expenses of vqrlouo coonLtteeoHasonlc rescarch and eilucallonsubordlnatd Lodge bulldlngsAp0eals and grlevancea, approprldtlons'Jurl6prudencer lodgee, and reEolutlon6

Publlc relatlondOrder of DeMol.yLodge leade16hlpPrograd 6nd plan[lngr crlbbager lllnneEolaMason, and exlernal r€latlono

tllstorlcal and archlvalPrepald dueeDlabete6 foE youthCounselor prograESpcclal nchbeEElrlp connlttee

fotal Sectlon 7

Dudgel OverAppEoprl- (Under)atlon6 Ejtglllglgg 3!g9l_

4,000 2t209 ( l ,79t )I,0oo 231 (769)

500 ---_-_:_ (500)

5,500 2,44o (3,060)

6.500 8,ooo l,5oo68,000 69,492 1,4921,000 - ( r,000)6,500 4,924 ( r,576)1,500 1, t02 (390)5,000 r,745 (3,255)5,700 5.619 (2r)8,000 7 )t55 (845)

16,000 t3,499 (2,50t)6,300 5,966 (336)3,000 2,153 (847)1,800 1,665 (135)2,000 2.689 6894,000 u,l8l 7,181

135,300 135,250 (50)

3,500 1,666 (r,834)100 - (r00)

700 329200 2t036

I,000 I,096I,400 r,456

900 672150100

I,800 1,559500

I 1000 139

(37I)I,836

9656

(228)(l50)(loo)(241)(5oo)

ll,35o 8,953 (2,391)

(contlnucd )

GRAND LODGE OF MINNESOITA

TIIE GIIAND LODGE OF A. F. AND A. }i. OF }IINNI'SOTA

DudSet Approprtatlon CoDpared to Acluel ExPcndltureo (contlnued)Year Ended FebruaEY 28' 1989

95

cencEal Fund (contlnucd)

Sectlon Bi Publlcaltlons exPc[6esPrl[tlng dnnual Proceedlngo & poolsgcLlet of lodges - lla6onlcThe Mlnnc6ota M6oonClphers' oanuals' lccturear blnderrCodc revle{, Prlnl uPdatesPrlnr educdtiondl @terl618Pllnt secreEartro lEndbook

Tot6l Soctlon 0

Scction 9r .Refund of ovetPayneot of duesand fees

Refunds p6yable

Sectlon l0s Pronotlonal Mlcrlal lnventoryTldou'e plnsTles, bucklesr erc.

Tolal Sec!r.on l0

Sectlon lli Publlc aelalloneRadlo, newspaper' brochuresr etc.

Unapproprlated exPendltured

To!trl Gcneral Pund

ReEerve Fund

Secllon 123 Annlversary Fund for 150!hAnnlversary of crand Lodge (200f,)

lnnlverd6ry Fund

Sectlon 131 For c.Pltel equlnnenl

Unapproprlsted etPendltuteo

Tolal Reserve Fund

Approprl- (under)dtlonF Expcpdltures --C9.89.!-

4,500 5,155 655800 754 (46)

81,500 86,891 3'3912,000 1,156 (844)5,000 10,097 5tO974,500 - (4,5oo)

lo0

l0o,4oo 104,053 3,653

2,000 I, l8o (820)

500 - (500)2,000 2,000 _:_2,500 2,ooo (5oo)

50,o0o 66,434 16,434

- l.lo2 l,lo2

tt"r- .r*r (u,ro,,

500 500

10,000 I0,000

------- 621

10,500 ll'l2l 621

(conBLnued)


lttE GMND I.ODGE OF A. F. AND A. II. OF HTNNESOTA

Budgat Approprlatlon Conp.rcd !o Actual ExPandltures (contlnued)Year Etrdcd Fcbruary 28' 1989

EildgotApproprl-

Over(Undc r)

Ilencvolcnce Fund

scctlon l4i scholarshlp dard6AvardsAdolnl6lratlve cxpenses

Total Sectlon 14

Sectlon 15: Fratcrnal relatlotrs at Roche8tGEReprcdentatlves expenses

sectlon l6! Annual nembershlp ducsMaFonlc Scrvlce AEsoclatlonMasonic Rellcf Assoclatlon

totsl Sectlon l6

sectlon l7: Retlrencnt benefltdBencflts pald

Sectl.on 183 Enctgency Reserve FundFor lmDedl,ate asslstance

Unapproprlatcd expendltureE

lotdl Dencvolence Fund

Crond toral - 6pproptlatcd fund8

atlonB Exncndltrrres _!g!g

20,ooo 7,ooo ( l3,ooo)3,ooo 2,883 ( | 17 )

2t,000 9,883 (l3,117)

(329)

2,ooo 2t076 763e3 _____lJ.)

2,400 2,469 69

1 t ,500 tt ,47 4 <26>

7,5oo 1 tt? |

Most Worshipful Brother Kenneth Bolton, Grand Master of the GrandLodge of Michigan was introduced. He complimented the Masons of Min-nesola on the Diabetes Program and described how fire Grand Lodge ofMichigan started a like program.

The Grand Master reminded the Brethren of the seminars for theMasters, Wardens and Secretaries being held in the lower level of theHoliday Inn Duluth immediately after the closing of this session and urgedtheir attendance.


The Grand Master notified everyone that the ballot box would be closed

at 4:30 p.m,

The Grand Master called on senior Grand warden Robert F. Papas to

announce the names of the wnning Lodges in the BLUE DIVISION in the

Lodge of the Year competition. 'Ihe BLUE DMSION consists of Lodges

with memberships of 201 and over. The winners are:

W.B. Dean A. Willett, Bloomington Lotlge 340, BloomingtonW.B. Albert Davies, Century Lodge 338, rlichfieldW.B. Robert L. Johnson, Paul Revere 321, St. Louis ParkW.B. Harold S. Holman, Joppa Lodge 300, St. Louis ParkW.B. Edward F. Kelley, Lake Harriet Lodge277, MinneapolisW.B. Walter E. Johnion, Compass Loclge 265, Robbinsdale

W.B, Hartley Hedberg, Tusler-Summit Lodge 263, St, PaulW.B. Gerald R. Chartrand, Arcana Lodge 18?, MinneapolisW.B. Bryce H ParkW.B. Jerry J. te Bear LakeW.B. Dean L 165, MinneaPclis

W.B. Trygve L. Skolness, Moorhead Lodge 126, Moorhead

W.B. Glenn H. Mattson, Khurum Lodge 112, St. Louis ParkW.B. Timothy J. Hunter, Anoka Lodge 30, Anoka

W.B. Carl M. Opsahl, Wincna Lodge 18, Winona

W.B. Joseph S. Ewalt, Mankato lodge 12, Mankato

The Grand Lodge was called from Labor to Refreshment until the.sound

of the gavel at9:00 a.m., Saturday, April 1' 1989.

ANNUAL GRAND LODGE BANQUET

FridaY Evenlng, March 31' 1989

Promptly at ?:fl) p'm' the Annual Grand Lodge Banquet was served'

Following the banquet, the Grand Master introduced his family and the

Grand Lodge Officers and their Ladies.

, During the course of the evening the following presentations were made:


SPECIAL MERIT AWARDS

CRIBBAGE TOURNAMENT

MASON OF THE YEAR AWARD

worshipful Brother Robert LaRock, a past Master of KoochichingLodge No. 270, International Falls, received the MASON OF TIIE YEARAWARD for his many years of Masonic service in the International Fallsarea, being involved with not only his Blue Lodge but oftrer AppendentBodies as well.

OUTSTANDING LODGE AWARD

Fifteen Lodges received the Outstanding Lodge Award for 1988:

RED DIVISIONMeridian Lodge No. 2b, ChatfieldClearwater Lodge No. 28, ClearwaterCarnelian Lodge No. 40, Lake CityJasper Lodge No. 164, Rush CityMount Olivet Lodge No. 299, Pine City

WHITE DIVISIONQuarry Lodge No. 148, PipestoneNorthern Lodge No. 286, firief River FallsEveleth Lodge No. 239, EvelethMound Lodge No. 320, MoundComo Park Lodge No. 824, St. Paul


BLUE DIVISIONKhurum Lodge No. 112, St. Louis ParkMinnehaha Lodge No. 165, MinneapolisArk Lodge No. 1?6, St. Louis ParkArcana Lodge No. 187, MinneapolisCompass Lodge No. 265, Robbinsdale

LODGE OF THE YEARAWARD

Plaques were presented to the leading Lodge in each division and a gold

watch was presented to the Worshipful Master that served during 1988:

WHITE DIVISIONOtter Tail Lodge No. 284, Pelican Rapids; W,B' Owen R, Thompson

RED DIVISIONStewartville Lodge No. 203, Stewartville; W.B. Russell A' Billings

BLUE DIVISTONAnoka Lodge No. 30, Anoka; fimothy J' Hunter

COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD

Worshipful Brother Earl L. Henton, outgoing Grand Orotor, a memberof T. W. Hugo Lodge No. 318, Duluth was given the COMMUNfTY SERVICEAWARD in recognition of his unselfish and exemplary service to mankind'

The Grand Orator, Worshipful Brother Earl L. Henton, presentcd hisaddress as follows:

GRAND ORATOR'S ADDRESSEarl L. Henton, Grand Orator

"Why doesn't everybody leave everybody else to hell alone?" JimmyDurante.

"Don't criticize what you don't understand," Folk singer Bobby Dylan.

"We spend billions on wars, but a niggardly amount on getting people to

understand one another." My next door neighbor.

"Hath not a Jew eyes? Hath not a Jew hands, organs' dimensions, af'fections, passions? Fed with the same food, hurt with the same weapons'subject to the same diseases, healed by the same means, warmed and cooled


by the same winter and summer . . .? William Shakespeare in TIIE MER-CHANT OF VENICE.

"Men ought to treat each other as created in the image of God." Theminister of the church I attend.

What these people are saying is that the denial of freedom to a humanbeing by another deserves the contempt of everyone, Yet this kind ofbehavior does take place in a so<alled "enlightened America."

Even if there is not an outward show of bigotry, most of us get low marksfor living a life of service to others.

Our society is composed of a large number of impersonal organizations,and this has brought a loss of personal responsibility, Many individuals tendto withdraw, feeling that no one person can have influence today, But weneed individual leadership now more than ever. lndividuals must par-ticipate more . . . not less! And one of the qualities of leadership that is aMUST is a sensitivity toward our fellow human beings and their needs. Andwe can learn to be responsive by concerning ourselves with others. If we dothis . . . at some unexpected moment, that realization will come . . . "I am ahappy person. I am a free person."

For too many people the word "ecumenism" has become merely anobservance of form; whereas, brotherhood and understanding ought tostimulate people to think beyond "Brotherhood Week", when people sitaround banquet tables with a black man or an Indian. We need to be shakenloose from our patterns. On that note, let me say that I would rather listen toa minister who would disturb me, rather than listen to one who thinks heneeds to appease some conviction or preJudice I've been nursing over theyears.

Dr. Jaroslave Pelikan, Professor of Historical Theology at theUniversity of Chicago, once submitted that religion has always meant tomany people the sanctioning of the status quo. It enjoys the favor of thecommunity because community leadership anticipates that religion willsanctify the holy war, the present economic order, or somebody else'salternatives for ordering the social structure. The problem of the "kept"theologian has always been a serious problem in the history of religiousdenominations.

firen the question arises . . . are there many people in the pews who wantto be disturbed? I believe there are some in the clergy who are going theirbest to see to it that people are disturbed whether the congregation asksthem to or not.


interested, you'll find a way to contact us."

got me !o thinking.us. There were fivepaper.

onepiecewaswrittenbyDr'JohnBryde,anauthorityonthelndian.Listen to some of the excerPts:

" tural state were so naturally and

deepl as spring coming out of the.earth

feeds green, the spring that constantlyeligious was tltis: 'TheY weree world, working through all.tt

act against God.

Dr. Bryde went on to write about the adoption of a white baby boy by

some Indians about 150 years ago. As the boy grew into manhood, he lived

with four different tribei. He wiote this about the belief in God among the

Indians:


punishments is prevalent. firis belief in accountability to the Great spirit,makes the Indian generally scrupulous and enthusiastic observers ol atttheir traditioniare . . . and dogmas. And it is a fact worthy of remark, thatneither frigidity, indifference, nor hypocrisy, in regard tosacred things, isknown to exist among them."

In 1837 Washington Iwould convey but a faintwhole conduct. Their honthe observance of theremarkable. They are certainly more like a nation of saints than a horde ofsavages." Washington Irving.

George Bird Grinnel also wrote about fte notion of a supreme Being inthe lives of Indians: "He is an intanglble spirit, omnipotent and benefic-ent.He pervades the Universe and is its supreme ruler. Upon his will dependseverything that happens."

One of the greatest men of the Sioux tribe, Black Elk, told his people:"No matter where any individual person stands on the face of the earth, he isthe center ofthe hisbody and throug r,"Black Elk said, ' thesame respect and reverence from others,"

Unfortunately, in any group of people, there are always some who arebad and are out to deceive or trick the good people. In the end, however, thegood people win, just because they are good. Ttris belief is seen again andagain in Indian stories.

People who think the Indian people don't have much in the way ofreligion are astounded when tltey read these words wr,itten by Black Elkr

"We should understand well that ail things are the work of the Great, the grasses, theand the wingedthat HE is also

above all things and peoples. When we do understand this deeply in ourhearts, then we will fear, and love, and know the Great Spirit, and then wewill be and act and live as HE intends."


are busy homogenizing our culture.

standing.

By nature and how, with little

concein for th ourselves whether

consciouslyor utnotthese'

But, if eing'

the choice o not

loveourbr ?

ThefabricofourMinnesotanorthcountryisstrongbecauseofthethreads of many ethnic groups woven into it' We get along, but we could get

aiong better by using tri6r t6 combat bigotry. We should demand for others


the rights which we demand for ourselves. Nobody has a right to be anuisance to his neighbors.

Listen to this prayer used by Roger Jourdain, Chairman of the Red LakeIndian Tribal Council in the Bemidji area.

As I read it, think about how we non-Indian persons could use this prayerwhen we think about our "chiefs" . . . our politicians.

We acknowledget last, waiting forour voice; youryou have shared

all with us."

"Leaders ! We demand even more - keep your vision pure and clear,have wisdom and compassion in your thoughts. you are the servant of thepeople, and our love and respect will be your reward.,,

When I read something like that, I also think of the possibility thatthrough some new alliance of the best in the Indian wisdom and their cultureand the best in white man's civilization we might yet come to an un-derstanding that will take root.

SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

Following the Grand Orator's Address, twenty one of the twenty fourMasonic Public School Scholarships awarded were presented by BrotherPaul M. Day, Chairman of the Masonic Scholarship Committee, and theGrand Master, assisted by members of the committee. A complete listing ofthe recipients is included with the Report of the Minnesota Masonic PublicSchool Scholarship Committee Report.

To close the evening, the Grand Chaplain, Worshipful Brother Terry L.Tilton, was called on to give the Benediction.

THIRD SESSTON

At the appointed hour of g:fi) a,m., April 1, 1989, the Grand Master calledthe Grand Lodge from Refreshment to Labor, to continue with the businessto come before Grand Lodge.


The Grand chaplain, l4rorshipful Brother Terry L. Tilton, offered the

Invocation.

Most worshipful Brother, John c. chegwyn, chairman of the Tellers

Committee, was called on to report the results of the election of Grand lodgeOfficers:

REPORT OF THE TELLERS COMMITTEE

To the Most Worshipful Grantl Lodge of Mlnnesota:

Your tellers, having made a canvass of the ballots cast, find the

following results:

For Grand Master:WardC.SonstebY """"446Scattered 3

For Deputy Grand Master:RobertF.PaPas. """"446Scattered '..""'' 3

For Senior Grand Warden:charlesBaltos...... .....446Scattered 3

For Junior Grand Warden:EdwardW.Waldon ....,,403Scattered ...""" 46

Respectfully submitted,W.Bro. John ChegwYn, ChairmanW.Bro. Howard NelsonW.Bro. Glen NelsonM.W. Harry P. Larson, P.G.M.

The Grand Master then asked each if they accepted the office to which

they had been elected, and each replied in the affirmative.

worshipful Brother Richard E. firompson, President of the Minnesota

Masonic Foundation, Inc. was called upon to present their report' upon hls

motion duly made, seconded, and carried, the report was accepted'


REPORT OF THE MINNESOTA MASONIC FOUNDATION, INC.

Most Worshlpful Grand Master Davld Bouschor, members of the GrandLodge of Mlnnesota and special gueets:

Once again, it is my privilege, on behalf of the Board of Directors, toreport the activities of the Minnesota Masonic Foundation, Inc.

The Foundation was founded in 1970, as an Educational, Scientific, andCharitable Fund. It is a 501 (c) (3) corporation and as such is an exempt,non-profit organization.

Last year, I reported, that the Foundation has as one of its goals, io helpthe local lodges - help themselves. This is still a major goal of the Foun-dation. To do this we have designed the "Matching Funds Programs".Basically these support the Grand Lodge and the Local Lodges with mat-ching funds on a "per request" basis.

The current programs are: Scholarships, Diabetes Outreach Programs(purchase monitors and fund the Education Program) and Minnesota FoodShelves.

The Scholarship program is designed to assist the Local Lodge inestablishing and maintaining Local Scholarship efforts. During 1989 theFoundation will match local funds with a maximum of 94(X),(X) per Lodge.Chuck Luman, Dottie Berg and Win Mitchell of our Board will oversee thisprogram in 1989.

For your information:

Total contributions to the Grand Lodge Scholarship program is$tr8,000 and we intend bo continue this program. firese awards went tn 22individuals.

During 1988 the Foundation granted 47 "Matching Funds"scholarships to Local Lodges. Twenty five (25) lodges participated. Totalawards: $4350.

The second program is the Diabetes Outseach and Monitor placements.

There are now over 400 monltors placed in schools throughoutMinnesota.

Thirty one (31) lodges and one Jobs Bethel have been active in thisproject. Total awards: $8304.


In addition the Foundation has contributed a total of $33'530 to theI.D.C. in support of the Education Outreach Program.

Minnesota Food Shelf Programs:

Each year we try to involve 10-12 lodges in this worthwhile project.

24 communities have participated in this program.

The lodges have received local news coverage and the local Masons

have felt that they were part of a most worthy cause.

Total contributions to these programs: $13,850.

For tlose of you who like to keep track of such things, I have outlinedtotal gifts of $?8,ilD, and that is iust three programs' I have not talked aboutDrug Awareness of Local Funds to assist disabled Masons and theirfamilies.

This is your Foundation at work!!

Where do we go from here? First we plan to continue these programsand others which will keep the lncal Lodges involved.

Second, we are embarking on a two year program 0o fund a part timeperson to serve as Executive Director for the Foundation'

We have chosen Maurice (Maury) Kotz, a former Custodian and a verystrong Mason.

Third, we will use the income from your gifts and contributions tosupport thetonight at thYour Foundport, next year it will be three or four of a dozen.

Fourth, we will look for ne\r' programs which will help you, the LocalLodges, to become more involved in the life of your town, to attract newmembers, and to support yourselves.

Inform your members, we are your Foundation, we need your support'we need your gifts, remember the Foundation and all Masonic Charities inyour estate plannlng and in your wills.

MY BROTIMRS, WITH YOU AND FOR YOU, WE CAN DO GREATTHINGS INTIM NAME OF MASONRY IN MINNESOTA, WITHOUI YOU'


WE CAN DO NOTHING.

Most Worshipful Grand Master, the Foundation thanks you and yourofficers for the support given. You may be assured that the efforts of theFoundation are and will continue to be in keeping with basic tenents of theMasonic Fraternity.

I move the acceptance of this report.

Richard E. ThompsonPresident

The Grand Master called on Worshipful Brother Edwin A. Martini, Jr.,Executive Director of the Minnesota Masonic Home, to make a report of theactivities of the Masonic Home. Upon his motion duly made, seconded, andcarried, the report was accepted.

REPORTOF THE EXECUTIVE DTRECTORMINNESOTA MASONTCHOME

TOTHE GRAND LODGE

Most Worshipful Grand Master, Offlcers, and members of the Grand Lodgeof Minnesota, and the affiliated Bodles:

Greetings to our Distinguished Visitors from other Jurisdictions and tothose who represent Jurisdictions with Masonic facilities, please take ourgreetings to our colleagues in your Jurisdictions.

It is a pleasure to bring you greetings from the Minnesota MasonicHome Board of Tlustees, residents, and staff, and to thank the Grand Lodgefor the privilege of bringing you a report at a very timely juncture forMinnesota Masonic Home. President Bachman also thanks the GrandLodge for inviting him to the last meeting of the Grand Lodge CorporateBoard of Trustees to make a detailed report, and we look forward to regularinvitations in the future.

There are Trustees on the floor who have folders about MinnesotaMasonic Home for you to follow, and for you to properly report to yourLodges. You should have one of those folders now, or before you leave thismorning.

Worshipful Brother Martini then explained that the Report of Lawrence14r. Bachman, President of the Minnesota Masonic Home, which is found inanother part of these proceedings under "Minnesota Masonic Home,President's Report", is the offlclal statement of the Masonic Home, and his

GRANDLODGE OFMINNESOTA 109

following comments were a summation of this report. Brother Martini went

on to aescrtue several programs that have been developed by the Home for

presentation at Lodge programs or fung$o19. Tl-rey are available to anyone'-and

someone trom the tUalonic Home will attend to present the program and

answer questions.

We apprecia0e the help of the Board of Ttustees, the Grand lodge of'ficers, and you, the membCrs of this Grand Lodge. firank you very much'

Respectfully submitted'Edwin A. Martini, Jr.Executive Director

Most WorshiPfu ., Chairman of the

BoardofCustodians Custodians Report'

Upon a motion duly eport was adopted'

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF CUSTODIANS OF THE WORK

To the Most Worshlpful Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Minnesota:

The Board of custodians of the work report that twentyone (21)

Custodian of Region IX.

Monitor examinations and re+xaminations were held February 15, 16'

17, and 18, 1989, at the st. Paul Masonic center. six brothers presented

themselves, were examined and certified as follows:

Bro. Robert Chapman, Cuyuna Range Lodge No. 2?6 was examined on

the E.A. Degree, pas-ed and certified a Monitor grade 3, Certificate No. 174.

Bro. Lynn M. Peterson, Fellowship Lodge No. 25? wa8 examined on the

E.A. Degree, passed and certified a Monitor grade 3, Certificate No' 175'

Bro. Gary Bill, Richfield Lodge No. 334 was examined on the M'M'Degree, passed and upgraded to Monitor grade 1, Certificate No' 171'

Bro. Douglas J, Campbell, Richfield lodge No. 334 was examlned on the

M.M. Degree, passed and upgraded to Monitor gFade 1, Certifica0e No' 1?0'


Bro. Wallace R. Saatela, Compass Lodge No. 265 was examined on theM.M. Degree, passed and upgraded to Monitor grade 1, Certificate No. 1?2.

Bro. Cliffordlindroth, Mount Olivet Lodge No. 299 was examined on theE.A. and M.M. Degree, passed and upgraded to Monitor grade 1, CertificateNo. 173.

Four Monitors were reexamined and re+ertified as follows:

Grade 3

Bro. James E. Odland . . .Minnehaha Lodge No. 16bBro. Jerry Oliver . . . . . .Anoka Lodge No. B0

Grade 1

Bro. Robert L. firomas . Paul Revere Lodge No. 821Bro. Stanley E. Ahlquist . . . .Ark Lodge No. t?6

Respectfully submitted,John P. Peterson, ChairmanPhilip G. Soderberg, Secretary

School Attendance

District No. 1

Irving J. Wilson, D.R.M.M. at Thief River Falls 2-11-89Attendance 15

Lodges not represented:Warroad No. 267, WarroadOsiris No. 272, BaudetteMarlin E. Denison, Custodian

District No. 2

Leo Luettjohann, D.R.M.M. at Crookston 9-28-88Attendance 14

Lodge not represented:Alpha No. 230, HendrumMarlin E. Denison, Custodian

Distrlct No. 3

Roger L. Hildebrand, D.R.F.C. at Pelican Rapids 12-10{8Attendance 20

Marlin E. Denison, Custodian

Dlstrict No. 4

James A. Christensen, D.R.E.A. at Coleraine g-g{BLodges not represented:Ely No. 288, ElyBiwabik No. 293, BiwabikNashwauk No. 331, NashwaukAttendance 30

Kenneth Spangler, Custodian

Digtrlct No. 5

No Schools

Dletrict No. 6

Samuel K. Dickinson, D.R.M.M. at Cass Lake 5-11-884th at Grand Rapids 1-19{9Attendance 43Kenneth R. Spangler, Custodian

District No. 7

John M. Young, Jr., D.R.E.A. at Brainerd 1-26'89

4th at Brainerd 1-26.89

Attendance 48

Lodge not represented:Verndale No. 139, VerndaleJohn P. Peterson, Custodian

District No. 8

No Schools

Dlstrict No. IDale Yoakum, D.R.E.A. at Alexandria 5-3{8F.C. at Alexandria 10'24-88

Attendance 39

Lodges not represented:Golden Sheaf No. 133, MorrisSincerity No. 161, VillardRobert G. Adams, Custodian

Dlstrict No. l0Maxwell W, Kaufman, D.R.F.C. at St. Cloud 9-28-88

Attendance 14

Robert G. Adams, Custodian

District No. 11

No Schools

District No, 12

James W. Critchfield, D.R.E.A. at lVillmar 1-25{9Attendance 35

Lodges not represented:Orion No. 138, AtwaterGuardian No. 149, BrowntonHector No. 158, HectorRenville No. 195, RenvilleMaurice A. Engen, Jr., Custodian

District No. 13

Jay U. Ipsen,.D.R.E.A. at Buffalo 10-19{8F.C. at Monticello 11-9{8M.M. at Clearwater 11-17{8


4th at Annandale 12-8{8Attendance 62

Lodges not represented:Howard No. 82, Howard LakeCokato No. 134, CokatoClifford G. Fuller, Custodian

Dietrlct No. 14

Wayne R. Newton, D.R.E.A. at Elk River 9-23{8F.C. at Anoka 10-?-88

M.M. at Arcana No. 18? 10-22-88

4th at University Lodge 10-28{8Attendance 88

Lodges not represented:Zarthan No. 3@, MinneapolisSunlight No. 323, MinneaPolisClifford G. Fuller, Cus0odian

District No. 15

William L. Rothermal, D.R.E.A. at Richfield 9-30€8F.C. at Ark Lodge 176 114{8M.M. at Minnehaha 165 11-19-88

Attendance 92

Lodges not represented:Century Lodge 338, RichfieldClifford G. Fuller, Custodian

Distrlct No. 16

No Schools

Distrlct No. t7No Schools

District No. lERichard M. Hyllested, D.R.E.A. at Lebanon No. 346 1-27-89

F.C. at Edina No. 343 2-17-89

M.M. at Paul Revere 321 3-10{9Attendance 124

Lodges not represented:Albert Pike No. 237, HopkinsMaurice A. Engen, Jr., Custodian

LL2 GRANDLODGE OFMINNESOTA

Dlstrict No. 19

Donald D. Conn, D.R.E.A. at LeSueur 5-3-88

F.C. at Jordan 10-17-88

M.M. at Belle Plaine 11-16-88

M.M. at Cheska 1-16-89

Attendance 68

Maurice A. Engen, Jr., Custodian

Distrlct No. 20

No Schools

Distrlct No. 2lDelno P. Hansen, D. R.F.C. at Slayton 10-18{8Atlendance 18

Lodges not represented:

Quarry No. 148, PipestoneRoman Eagle No. 1?5, AdrianRuthton No. 242, RuthtonBernard Silwants, Past Custodian

Dlstrict No. 22

R. Peter Schue, D.R.E.A. at New Ulm 11-14€8F.C. at Springfield 12-5-88

Attendance 33

Richard A. Bowdin, Custodian

Distrlct No. 23

Duane L. Pingeon, D.R.F.C. at Lakefield 11-28{8M.M. at Fairmont 1-9{9Attendance 33

Lodges not represented:Libanus No. 96, St. James

Dlstrlct No. 24

No Schools

Distrlct No. 25

No Schools

Dlstrict No. 26

No Schools

Distrlct No. 27

Martin S. Benson, D.R.E.A. at Red Wing 4-25-88

F.C. at Hastings 10-18{8M.M. at Cannon Falls 1-19-89

M.M. at Lake City 2-13-89

Attendance 65

Maurice A. Engen, Jr., Custodian

Distrlct No. 2E

Benjamin H. Holt, D.R.E.A. at Rochester 12-10-88

F.C. at Rochester 12-10{8M.M. at Stewartville 1-7-89

Attendance 64

Lodges not represented:Mantorville No. 11, MantorvilleIllustrious No. 63, PlainviewEureka No. 75, LeRoyHuram A'Bi No. 83, KassonGrand Meadow No. l2L, GrandMeadowPhilip G. Soderberg, Custodian

District No. 29 (Jointly wlth 30)Donald L. Fowler, D.R.E.A. at Rushford 9-2S-88

F.C. at Rushford 10-27-88

M.M. at Rushford 1-30{9Attendance 55

Philip G. Soderberg, Custodian

Dletrict No. 30 (Jointly wlth 20)Norrin L. Storelee, D.R.E.A. at Rushford 9-29{8F.C. at Rushford 10-2?{8M.M. at Rushford 1-30€9Attendance 25

Philip G. Soderberg, Custodian


No. Name

MONITORS

Lodge2l Henry R. Van Geest (100-263)

25 Maurice Kotz (323)

34 John Miller Q7) .

3SNeilBengston, Jr. (119) .

3?CharlesS. AnthonY (321) .

4lWilliamW. Widstrand (255) P'G'M. ' . '43 Curtis R. Fosen (165)

46 Verne E. Long (148) P.G.M'48 Clyde R. Van Cleve (81) . .

5OTonyH. Hoivik (190) .

S2Maurice A. Engen, Sr. (165)

56 Adolph Kopischke (77)

?? Lyle A. Tuller (140)

TgEarlTuttle (309) .

83 Robert L. Thomas (321) .

8? Donald G. McCree QL?) ,

92 Ralph L. Hultquist (4) P.G.M.94DavidF. Tidland (187) .

gSWilburC. Koelmel, Jr. (160)

9? Albert F. Staley (119)gSGeorgeKorbmacher (118) . .

tOl Russell J. Dahl (207)

102 Stanley Ahlquist (176)

lMJackBenson (176)

114 Merrill Spencer (12)

116RichardE. St. Martin (9) ....118 DonaldE. Olsen (217)

l.24leonardFrederickson (59) . .

126 Gerald L. Graves (316) ,

132 Joseph J. Ditschler {oLZ) .

13? Lyle E. Pedersen (12) . .

140James D. LeBlanc @lD .

142 Hans A, Hansen (26) . . .

l4SBernardSilvrants (250) .

144 J. Roger Williams (330) .

145 Raymond S. Frandsen (338) .

14?EdwardW. Jameson (o70) ..lS0Frederick E. Martin (171) .

152DavidE. Olson (165)

155 Edwin J. Bender (151) . .

158 Barry A. Thompson (165) , .

159 James H. Marrinan (190) .

16il John N. Young, Jr. (213-276)

Gratle Commisslon ExPires1 ..... ...PastCustodian1 ..... ...PastCustodian1 ...., ,,.PastCustodian1 ..... ...PastCustodian1 ..... ...PastCustodian1 ...., ...PastCustodian1 .............MonitorEmeritus1 ..... ...PastCustodian1 ..... ...PastCustodian1 .............MonitorEmeritus1 ..... .,.PastCustodian3 .....,...,...MonitorEmeritus1 ..... ...PastCustodian1 .............MonitorEmeritus

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. . . . .Monitor EmeritusPast Custodian

Monitor Emeritus

. . ,M;;i;;;.",'ill:.Past Custodian

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1S91

. . . . . .Monitor EmeritusPast CustodianPast Custodian

MonitorEmeritus1990

1990


104 Charles E. Magnusson (f6O) .

166 James E. Odland (16b) .

16? Romeo R. Filoteo (21) . .

168 Jerry B. Oliver (80)

169 Clyde E. White (2Es)

U0Douglas J, Campbell (BB4) . .

171 Gary L. Bill (334)

172 Wallace R. Saatela (265) . .

lTSCliffordLindroth (299) .

lT4RobertChapman Q7O .

175 Lynn M. Peterson (257) . .

. . . .1990

.. . .1992

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. . . .1992

. ..1992

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The Grand Ma bert LaRock. a memberof Koochiching Lo designated the MASONOF TIIE YEAR at and be received.

The Grand Master expressed his appreciation and that of the GrandLodge officers to all of the sitting worshipful Masters for their efforts anddedication to Minnesota Masonry. He then asked all of the TtrorshipfulMasters to stand and they were received with a thunderous applause.

The Deputy Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Nebraska, Rightworshipful Brother John McHenry was invited to the East for comments.Brother McHenry inducted Grand Master Bouschor as an Admiral in theNebraskan Navy.

Hultquist, P.G.M., president of thepresented the Annual Report of the

n duly made, seconded, and carried,

REPORTOF RALPH L. HULTQUTST, PRESIDENTMASONIC MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FUND, INC.

For the Fiscal Year Endlng Februgry 28, 19E0

To the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Mlnnesota:

privllegefor ital FundMa endeavor


grows each year. Over eleven miliion dollars have been donated to the fundfor treahnent of those suffering from cancer, and for research for cures ofcancer in the thirty-four years of the fund's existence.

DONATIONS TO THE FUNI)

The gifts, large and small, are received daily at our office. Severaldonations are received on an annual basis, one such donation has been

received annually for the last sixteen years in memory of a loved one' Anumber of wills and bequests are received, either on a one'time distribution'or on a periodical distribution. fitese receipts amounted to six hundredtwenty two thousand, three hundred forty dollars during the fiscal yearending February 28, 1989.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The Board of Directors consists of nine elected by the Grand Lodge,

three each year for a three year term, three by the Order of the EasternStar, one elected each year, again for a three year term, our Grand Master,the Worthy Grand Matron of the Eastern Star and three elected by theMasonic Memorial Hospital Fund, meeting as a corporation. The Directorsare very devoted to the success of the Fund and attend the meetingsregularly.

DISTRIBUTIONS OF THE FUND

Distributions of the fund 0o the University of Minnesota began in 1958'

when the initial two-story hospital was built and turned over to thdUniversity of Minnesota, and again five years later, when two stories wereadded. This was symbolized by the widely circulated solid gold check datedApril 19, 1966. Monies given to the University to date amount to $0'557'738,39.This is broken down as follows: $3,595.946 going for the buildlng itself' aconference room, a floor of an adjacent buildlng, and construction ofresearch laboratories. fite balance, $2,961,?92 was given as a professorshipin oncology ($214,?92), fellowships, research equipment, studies and trainingprograms.

ADMINISTBATION OF THE FUND

The costs to administer the fund has amounted to 9'49 percent of thereceipts. An office is maintained at 11(X) Baker Building, Minneapolis' with a

full-time, efficient, dependable secretary, Sandra Knoke. Past GrandMaster Mortimer B. Miley is on retainer for legal counsel, Past GrandMaster Donald M. Severson, Vice President, is the office manager and on

call for presentations on the fund. Other administration costs includemeeting costs and publishing the "Masonic Cancer Center News".


19EE-19E9 Fundtng to U of MMasonic Professorship in Oncology .g ?9,?b0,00

(Dr. B.J. Kennedy)MasonicCancerResearchFellowships .... .. lbt,g?Z.OO

Dr. Vicki Morrison, second year traineeDr. Douglas Rausch, third year traineeDr. Dorothy Uhlman, third year traineeDr. Kathleen Ogle, instructorDr. Paul Savage, advanced fellowOne Japanese second year fellowOne German first year trainee

Editorial Assistant . b,000.00Research project supplies for research fellows . 16,000.00Contract equipment and supplies . . . 9,000.00Autologous Marrow Tlansplantation 90,000.00

Total . ......9291,12?.00

19E9-1990 Proposal

Masonic Professorship in Oncology . .$ 83,750.00MedicalOncologyEducation ..... ... 180,640.00

Five first-year FellowshipsThird-year FellowshipSupport for Fellowship Programs

CoreSupport 3,000.00Developmental Research Projects . . 14,000.00

New Director of Oncology 25,000.00SpecialRequest (Dr.Kennedysupport) .. 48,248.00

Total1989-1990request .......$355,638.00

AUDTT OF FUND

The Masonic Memorial Hospital Fund, Inc., is audited annually whenthe fiscal year ends February 28. firis is performed by Glenn G. Weiher,Certified Public Accountant.

SNOWMOBILE RIDE FOR THE FUND

A very unique drive for funds for the Masonic Memorial Hospital Fundwas a snowmobile ride, February 18 & 19, 1989. The Coon Rapids Sno-Cruisers started at International Falls and the Willmar Eagles SnomobileClub started at Spirit Lake, Iowa. This was coordinated by Anoka Lodge No.30 and Minneapolis Lodge No. 19 with a "T!ails' End" Banquet at Wadena

GRANDLODGEOFMINNESOTA 1I?

ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE FUND

cures for all cancers.

Center.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CORPORATION

the University by our Grand Master'

The Board of Directors join me in thanking you for your generous

,upp*i oi trr" fund, and I deem it a great opportunity to serve and thank you

personally for this honor.

Sincerely and fraternallY'Ralph L. HultquistPresident


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Loss: Paytncnts to UnivcrsiLy of il.inncsoLdllost)ila.l th.Llding S2,100,000.00tlasonic Clinlc Uuilding planning cralE 20,000,00Clydc E. tlegma[ Col(erence lloorn 100,000.00Oncology Clinic {5tlr tloor tt-C Xui]ding) 075,946.00Oncology llcsearch hlroratories 500,000.00ltesearclt, RIuiprnonL, Scholnrslt.il)E 2?0,?00,U1Equil|mant for lrrununologic ncso.lrch 49,000.00M.isonic Pro(cssorslrip in Cnlccr 944,?10,00Ilnsonic Cancet AssL. I,rofessor6lr.i,ps 2l{,S40.00ltasonic ltcsc.rclt Hel lowsltlus 191,A!2,0Ollasonic llcdicilI SLudcnt tscllowship 41,055,51llnsonic crant - Nursi.ng Oncology Spccldllc[E 36,500.00DiometrisL 5j,000.00Itese.rrch Analyst lt,B00.()0FlliLorial AssistanL g!,000,00Chronophirnlacology Data ilan.gor 0,500,00tlasonic Crant-SLudy InmunoLlrerapy of Kidncy Canccr 4,500.00Resoarclr in Brcnst Cancer 157,.718,t)lltcsenrclt t,rograrn j.n Canccr of Lhe 1'c6Eis 15,500.00ccneLic Expression of cenes in l,cukcnpgcncsls 14,?03,90Leukemia Coll ltatufatlon 5,910.00Virus nescarch 5,000,00Enzytne Researclr 10,000.00Pharmtrcology ltcscarch 10,000.00Chronoblology nascalclr 10,000,00Pancrons l{cscarcll 5,00O.0OColon ltescarch 500.00Ltrnq l{cso.lrclr ZL.JI0.77llormonal + Chanothcrnpy of Proslatc C.lnccr 6,000.00Sitos of rel.lpse of Non-ilodgkln,s Lympltom 5,000.00cynecology/Oncology Rcsearch 400.00llolccular niology Dovelopnontal ltcscarclt 2,000.00Psycltological lbsting of "Curadn Cahccr laticnLs 2,500.00Cytocentrifuge ].200.00Autologous llarrow lransplantatlon 10,000.00InrnutriLy l{ascnrclr itr Canccr, l'rdnsfcr l.dctor 10,900.00Farnilio Canccr Study ll,D2?.glCdnccr ltcuistry l,rogrnm 1r,000.00Research in NutriLion in Cnnccr 22,J2O.OOPltarmacologic SLudies of Ncw Antt Cancer DrugE 16,r00.00Blood TeGLIng g,luO.OOCnncer in Lhc Dlderly l0,2Ot.7OChildrcn's Canccr ltesearqh ?06,il{Psycho-Social Progrom 1G,000.00Scminar for Chincse Doctors 5,000.00Developnent of Teaclting Bothods 500.00LaboraLory Exparienca for ttlglt Scltool SLudanl 250.00llcEtlcr Elcclronic llicrobaloncq 7,525,00National l)aLtern of Care Studj.es 1,000.00AsLhcnid in [taLienLs Hith Canccr 7,000.00Anli-Nausea SLudy 1,000,00 6,55?,?18.39

NaL wortlr S l,60g,l?9.29

GRANDLODGEOFMINNESOTA I2L

The Grand Master announced the recognition of tlose Lodges that had again in membership of at least one member in 1988 as PLUS 1 LODGES' and

awarded plaques to the following Lodges:

Mantorville Lodge No. 11, MantorvilleClearwater Lodge No. 28, ClearwaterAnoka Lodge No. 30, AnokaStar in the East Lodge No. 33, OwatonaHope Lodge No. 42, GlencoeTemple Lodge No. 59, HutchinsonCorir:thian Lodge No. 6?, FarmingtonConstellation Lodge No. 81, AlexandriaMoorhead Lodge No. 126, MoorheadNelson Lodge No. 135, BuffaloCrookston Lodge No. 141, CrookstonCanby Lodge No. 14?, CanbYGarnet Lodge No. 166, White Bear LakeFair Haven Lodge No. 182, AnnandaleFortitude Lodge No. 188, Two HarborsTlaverse Lodge No. 189, WheatonGriswold Lodge No, 218, DasselLincoln Lodge No. 226, MilacaVirginia Lodge No. 20{, VirginiaKoochiching Lodge No. 270, International FallsCuyana range Lodge No. 276, CrosbYOtter Tail Lodge No. 284, Pelican RapidsMacalester Lodge No. 290, St. PaulRed River Lodge No. 292, East Grand ForksUniversity Lodge No. 316, MinneapolisLebanon Lodge No. 346, APPIe ValleY

Grand Master Bouschor thanked the 10 members from District 4 fortheir assistance at the Registration desk this year. Their help made theregistration go very smootllY.

The time having arrived to dispose of the resolutions, the Grand Mastercalled on each sponsor to be prepared to present his resolution when asked to

do so.

RESOLUTIONS NO. 4,6,7,8,9, AND 10 WERE WITHDRAWN BY TIIESPONSORS PRIOR TO TIM SECOND READINGS.

122 GRANDLODGE OFMTNNESOTA

Right Worshipful Brother Raymond E. Schlemmer, Grand Secretary,presented Resolution No. 1, 1989, for the second reading and moved itsadoption. Ttre motion was seconded and carried.

RESOLUTTON NO. 1, 10t9Dues Cards

WIIEREAS Article XXI, Section 8.239(b) leaves some doubt as to when adues card can be issued when the member is a Prepaid Member, and

WHEREAS some Prepaid Members have not received thelr dues cardsin a timely fashion and have thusly been embarrassed, and

WIIEREAS the Lodge knows that the Fund will remit the prepaidMembers dues as soon as possible, now

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT Article XXI, Section 9.299(b)which now reads:

(b) "The Fund shall, annually, remit the Prepaid Members' dues, andthe Lodge Secretary shall, annually, issue the regular and official dues cardwithout any designation,"

be amended to read:

(b) "fire Fund shall, annually, remit the Prepaid Members' dues, andthe lodge Secretary shall be permitted to, annually, issue the regular andofficial dues card without any special designation, prior !o receiving thedues from the Fund."



Right Worshipful Brother Raymond E. Schlemmer, Grand Secretary,presented the second reading of Resolution No. 2, 1999, and moved itsadoption. fire motion was seconded and carried.

RESOLUTION NO.2, lOtODual Members

WHEREAS Article IX, Sectlon 2.bo(a) of the Constitution provldes for

GRAND LODGE OF MINNESOTA r2,J3

dual membership within this Grand Jurisdiction or with another Grand

Jurisdiction, and

WHEREAS Section 2.58(a) sets forth some of the regulations pertalning

thereto but does not specifically detail the procedure necessary bo relinquish

one of the membershiPs, and

WHEREAS there is confusion on the part of the Lodge secretary and the

member as to the proper procedure to withdraw membership from one of the

Lodges,

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the following sentence be

removed from Article IX, section 2.58(a) : "unless he shall in writing declare

his desire to retain only one (1) of such memberships,"

AND BE IT FURTIDR RESOLVED that a new paragraph (j) be added

to Section 2.58 which shall read:

membership.



"regardlng membership" following the word "declsion". The motlon to

amCnd failed. Ttre motion to adopt Resolution No. I as origlnally presented

was seconded and carried.


RESOLUTION NO.3,1089Member Sollcltatlon

WHEREAS General Regulations, Article VI, Section 3.60(a), Un-masonic Conduct - Penalties by Trial, now reads:

(a) "To ask for or to solicit the petition of a profane for the degrees ofMasonry before he shall have clearly indica0ed his desire to become aMason," and

WHEREAS soliciation, having been recognized as a concern of theCraft, and deeming it necessary to appropriately define proper solicitation.

NOW BE IT THEREFORE RESOLI|ED Section (a), Article VI, bechanged to:

(a) "To improperly solicit the petition of a profane for the degrees ofMasonry before he shall clearly have indicated some interest inFreemasonry. Proper solicitation shall consist of the following: A man ofsterling qualities may be approached and informed, but only once. He mustbe left to make his own decision. He should not be badgered."



Deputy Grand Master Sonsteby presided while Grand Master David S.Bouschor presented the second reading of Resolution No. 6, 1989, after whichhe moved its adoption. The motion was seconded and upon the vote taken,the motion failed.

RESOLUTION NO.6, 1989

Use of Wlne

WIDREAS York Rite Masons and Scottish Rite Masons use wine incertain degrees and under present regulations they violate the Code eachtime they put on the Work, and

WHEREAS many Lodges find it necessary to rent out their club rooms(not Lodge Room) to wedding parties or other like groups and these groupswould like to serve wine and-or beer to their guests.

NOW LET IT BE RESOLVED that Artlcle VI, Section 8.00(n) of the


General Regulations be changed

FROM:

or beverages, or to become drunken therefrom."

TO:

,,To introduce or permit inloxicating beverages of any kind, in or about

any Lodge room. ThiJ shall not include wine which may be used as required

in Masonic work."

Respectfully and fraternally submitted.David S. BouschorGrand Master


Worshipful Brothe t Representative No' 24'

pt.r"ni"a the second 11, 1989, and moved its

adoption. The motion

RESOLUTION NO. 11, 10t9SecretarY Vote

WIIEREAS, the secretaries of the subordinate Lodges are elected of'

ficers and most Lodges re+lect for continued service' And,

WHEREAS,theSecretary'sknowledgeoftheRules,RegulationsandLegislation are invaluable to the Lodge Masters and Officers' And

wlmREAs,theSecretariesgenerallydonotattendGrandLodgebecause they have no vote.

TImREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the consitution of the Grand

Lodge of Minnesota, Article III, Section 2.0? be amended to include the

Lodge Secretaries as follows:

This Grand Lodge shall be composed of its Grand officers, toSether with


the Masters, Wardens and Secretary, of its chartered Lodges, or theirproxies. . . . (the rest of Article III, Section 2.0? to remain as is.)

BE IT FURTIIER RESOLVED that Article VI, Section Z.4Lbe amendedby changing the words "tiree to four" in lines l0 and 1l as follows:

"Provided that each chartered Lodge represented shall be entitled tofour (4) votes through its representatives present; if less than four (4) arepresent, the superior officer shall cast the additional vote or votes of suchabsent representatives not present by proxy, If no elective officer is present,the prory for the superior officer present shall cast such vote or voteJ."

BE IT FURTIER RESOLVED that Chapter V, Forms and petitions,Section s.35 be amended by adding the word Secretary as follows:

I hereby appoint W. Bro....., a Past Master, and a member of my Lodge,to represent me as the (Master or Senior Warden or Junior Warden orSecretary) of said Lodge in the Grend Lodge of Minnesota A.F. & A.M. at thenext Annual (or Special) Communication thereof.

Master (or Senior Warden orJunior Warden or Secretary)

No. .F. &A.M.Dated

Verland D. Roed, DR No. 24Woodrow N. Johnson, W.M. Mankato No. 12Gene L. Lichtenberg, S.W. Mankato No. t2

Right Worshipful Brother Robert F. papas, Senior Grand Warden,presented Resolution No. 12, 1g8g, for the second reading, and moved itsadoption. fire motion was seconded and carried.

RESOLUTION NO. 12, rOEg

Records and Accounte

I4IIIEREAS our auditors have found that the last paragraph of ArticleIII, Section 3.20 is in conflict with Article III Section 8.19, and

WIIEREAS Arttcle III, Section 3.19 governs and controls the actual


process which is being udlized,

NOW TIDREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Article III, Section 3.20 be

amended by deleting the following:

"Records and accounts for invested fund may be kept separate frombank deposit accounts used for income,plus realized capital changes in shall be

ieportedto the Board of Corpora ervals."

AND that Article III, Section 3.19 be amended to read as follows:

"The Grand Treasurer shall deposit all money of the Grand Lodge as he

receives it from the Grand Secretary in some bank or other financial in'stitution designated e or as agreed

by the Grand Maste If anY moneY

shall come into the source excePt

through the Grand Secretary, wlth the exceptlon of lnvested fundr, he shallpromptly forward the same 0o the Grand Secretary, who shall make proper

accounting of such amounts.

Records and accounte for lnvested funds may be kept eeparate frombank deposlt accounts used for current purposel. Addltlons from lncome'plus reallzed capltal changer in the varlous lnvestment accounts, rhall be

reported to the Board of Corporate Trusteeg at least at quarterly lntervals."

Submitted by the Finance CommitteeR.W.B. Robert Papas, S.G.W. ChairmanP.G.M. Ralph L. HultqulstR.W.B. Ward Sonsteby, D,G.M.R.W.B. Charles Baltos, J.G.W.W.B. Edward W. Waldon, S.G.D.W.B. Robert A. Johnson, D.R.W.B. Douglas E. CongdonR.W.B. Fred B, Vihovde, G.T.R,W.B. Raymond E. Schlemmer, G.S.

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Right Worshipful Brother Robert F. Papas, Senior Grand TVarden,

presenled Resolufion No. 18, 1989, for the second reading and moved its

idoption. fite motlon was seconded and adopted'


RESOLUTTON NO. 13, 1989Drawing of Funds

WIDREAS the Masonic Code of Minnesota limits the drawing upon anyfund of the Grand Lodge only if approved at an Annual Communication, and

WHEREAS for causes in support of Masonic advancement it maybecome necessary or expedient for action to be [aken at times other than theAnnual Meeting.

NOW TIDREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Article III. Section A.2g beamended as follows:

"Except to make or change investments, or for relief, as provided byArticle VII, Sections 2,43and,2.44of the Constitution, no order+heck shall bedrawn upon any fund of this Grand Lodge unless expressly authorized by anappropriation therefor, made at an Annual Communication, or by a two-thlrds vote of the Board of Corporate Trustees in sesslon between AnnualCommunlcations."

Submitted by the Finance CommitteeR.W.B. Robert Papas, S.G.W., ChairmanP.c.M. Ralph L. HultquistR.W.B. Ward Sonsteby, D.G.M.R.W.B. Charles Baltos, J,G.W.W.B. Edward lV. Waldon, S.G.D.W.B. Robert A. Johnson, D,R.W.B. Douglas E. CongdonR.W.B. Fred B. Vihovde, G.T.R.W.B. Raymond E. Schlemmer, G,S.

Deputy Grand Master Sonsteby preslded while Grand Master David S.Bouschor presented Resolution No. 14, 1989, for the second reading, andmoved its adoption. fiie motion was seconded and carried.

RESOLUTION NO. 14, 1989Opening of Stated Meetlngs

WIIEREAS is is sometimes necessary and practical to open a StatedCommunications for a special purpose at a time other than that set forth inthe Lodge by-laws, and

WIIEREAS Article XII. Section 3.139 of the Minnesota Masonic Code is

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most restrictive by preventing a Lodge from opening a Staied Com'munication at a time other than that set forth in its by'laws, and

WIIEREAS it would benefit a Lodge, with proper notification to themembership and permiseion of the Grand Master, to open a Stated Com-

munication at a more convenient time, now

TIDREFOR"E BE IT RESOLVED that Article XII, Section 3.139 be

amended to read:

Section 3.139 No Stated Communication can be opened at an earlier hourthan thet given in the by-laws of the Lodge, except for the purpose of con'ferring Degrees, or examining candida0es as io proficiency in the work; butin no event shall the regular business of the Lodge be transacted at an earlierhour than that given in the by-laws unless due notice has been given themembership and the Grand Master has granted permission.

Respectfully and fralernally submitted,David S. BouschorGrand Master

Most worshipful Brother John w. Hogdson, Grand Master of the Grand

Lodge of Manito-ba brought the greetings of the Grand Lodge of Manitoba

and described some of the activities taking place in Manitoba.

MostworshipfulBrother william E. Loudenslager, Grand Ma-ster of the

Grand Lodge of -south

Dakota brought the greetings of the Grand ldge of

south Dakota, and described his program for this year, "Let's Practice

What We Teach".

Most worshipful Brother Donald Laschkewitsch, Grand Master of the

Grand Lodge of ilorth Dakota brought the greetings of the Grand Lodge of

North Dakolta, and invited everyone to join with North Dakota in celebrating

their 100th anniversary in June.

Most worshipful Ralph L. Hultquist, P.G.M., and Execltlv-el)irector of

DgMolay in Minnesota plesented the Annual Report for DeMolay in Min-


nesota. Upon a motion duly made, seconded, and carried, the report wasadopted.

REPORT ON DEMOLAY ACTIVITIES IN MINNESOTA

Most Worshlpful Grand Master Davtd S. Bouschor, Senior DeMolay,Chevaller, Chapter Advisor, and Actlve Leglon of Honor Member

Grand Lodge Officers, Past Grand Masters, Members of Grand Lodge, andvisitors:

Masonry was growing by leaps and bounds when The Order of DeMolaywas proposed in Minnesota. Several thousands of men were raised eachyear, over 6000 in one year, Strangely however, there was a concern that thekids would desecrate our Masonic Temples should they be allowed to meetthere. Putting this into perspective, ftose who spoke those words weretalking about their own sons, grandsons, and neighborhood kids, and if youwere a teenager in the early 1920s, they were talking about you.

Wise heads prevailed, DeMolay did come tro Minnesota, and as a resultmany of our captains of industry, statesmen, great athletes, and many,many thousands of men have had "The DeMolay Experience,'.

Whatis theDeMoboys to develop theirfor life, taking risks,become contributing

Today there are eleven active DeMolay Chapters in Minnesota: Camelot

and three have forfeited their charters,

Willallfor their sPlymouth,River.


The budget for Minnesota DeMolay is extremely limited, a "bare-bones" budget. The Minnesota DeMolay Foundation (tax deductible) whichprovides the funds for DeMolay 0o operate in Minnesota came up $4000 shortin the "Uncle Program" whereby we asked each Mason to help DeMolay.Gifts from other organizations are also limited so the foundation asked theGrand Lodge for help and thanKully received $5000 - in the 1989-1990 budgetto get by. We could do more for DeMolays with more funds - a publicrelations effort, educate Masons on what DeMolay is, reach out to the publicat large, enlist the support of more todges, and find and train advisors forthe DeMolay Chapters, meanwhile attracting more boys 0o DeMolay.

Is DeMolay damaged beyond fixing, or can DeMolay rise - and becomebetter than ever? Can we as Masons provide new hope, new dreams, newpossibilities for the youth - the future of Masonry and our Country, andeverything we have worked for?

I submit to you, and to the Masons of Minnesota, that DeMolay canbecome the DeMolay Experience to the youth of today - those who are on thethreshold of manhood, those we need in our Lodges for growth, vibrancy andour future, those who will be running our corporations, and our countryshortly.

To become a reality these things must happen:

1) Better financing, if you can help the foundation, please send a gift, orhelp a boy go to conclave, or to leadership seminars with a gift.

2) Atbend Chapter meetings. Ttre boys would love to have you visit, andgive them support just by being there, by being interested in them. You'll beglad you did, and you will show them that Masons really do care.

3) Become a DeMolay Advisor. There is a great need for various kinds ofadvisors, social, athletic, ritual, speech, and others, and in this respect,everyone does not qualify as a good advisor. Some men are too dicta0orial'others are too easy, buddy-buddy. Sadly, we hear from many who wouldmake a good advisor, "but, I don't have the time". We all have the samenumber of hours in a day, it's what we do with them that counts.

We are developing a State DeMolay Staff, and would like to have allChaplers represented on the staff. Advisor training will be a part of the staffmeetings in May and June so not only will we have trained advisors, but thestaff will be hained as well.

There are brochures available on a table just outside the doors, pleasetake one for yourself, and others for the Brothers of your Lodge. We wouldlike to visit with you further about DeMolay.


The Grand Lodge will be kept fully informed of DeMolay activitiesthrough the Grand Lodge Committee, Order of DeMolay. This committee isestablished as a standing committee of Grand Lodge and its duties outlinedin Article II, Section 2.L2 (.17), mainly co-ordinate the promotional activitiesin which the Grand Lodge engages in for the Order of DeMolay, and topromote the sponsorship of DeMolay Chapters in Subordinate Lodges andencourage the appointment of Lodge members as advisors.

Thank you for your time and for your support of DeMolay,

Ralph L. HultquistExecutive Officer of DeMolay in Minnesota

Most Worshipful Brother Donald M. Severson, Past Grand Master andChairman of the Jurisprudence Committee, was called on to present theFinal Report of the Jurisprudence Committee. Following its presentation, hemoved the adoption of the report. The motion was seconded and carried.

FINAL REPORTOF THE JURISPRUDENCE COMMITTEE


Your Committee on Jurisprudence has given careful consideration tothe rulings, decisions, dispensations and recommendations of the GrandMaster, and makes its final report on the Grand Lodge year now concluding.

The Grand Master has exercised good judgement and wisdom in makinga multitude of decisions, and has at all times acted in the best interest ofMinnesota Masons.

Some of the Grand Masters rulings, decisions, dispensations andrecommendations, however, seem to be at variance with the Masonic Code.

1) In a letter to all Worshipful Masters dated April 25, 1988, the GrandMaster called a moratorium on Article VIII, Section B,9O of the GeneralRegulations regarding restoration of delinquent members. firis moratoriumis also one of the Grand Master's recommendations for the coming year.Without belaboring the point, the committee would only point out theprovisions of Article V, Section 2.2L G) of tlte Constitution which states inpart: "The Grand Master shall have no power to suspend the operations ofany law of this Grand Lodge."

2) As reported in the Grand Masters address, the Grand Lodge Districts


of Districts actuallY in Place'

Wearepleasedtostatethatallotherdecisions,rulings,dispensations'decisions and recommendations are in conformance with the constitution'

General Regulations, Landmarks and Ritual of this Grand Lodge and are

therefore approved by this committee.

Most WorshiPfuloptimism and insPiconvinced that yournesota MasonrY hasState.

WewelcomeyoutotheranksofPastGrandMastersandtrustthatyourgood counsel and judgement will continue to benefit the Fraternity.

Fraternally submitted,Donald M. Severson, Chairman, P.G.M'Otis H. GodfreY, Jr., P'G.M.John P. Peterson, P.G.M.Donald J. Flood, P.G.M.Eric J. Neetenbeek, J.G.S.


REPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE


mmendations of thetwo resolutions forWe recommend the

We further recommend that:

(1

for all Lodge funds

time a nd until such

General FundSectlon 1:

(1) $2.50 to Masonic Home

Sectlon 2:(5) GeneralHospitality ...,...

Sectlon 3 I

(3) Corp. Trustees euarterly Mtg.

Sectlon 4t(2) Spectal Visitations

(6) Grand Lodge Dinners-Dist. Guests(10) Misc. Expenses-Awards . .

872.60

L?f.72972.45

1,378.84

26.ffi


Section 6:(1) Audit Books of G.T' & G.S. ' " " 1'500'00

(2) Grand Lodge Salaries ' tt49l'74(l4)ComputerHelp. """'7'180'66

Section 7:(4)PublicRelations """ 1'835'55

(5) Order of DeMolaY 96'25

(6) LodgeleadershiP 56'33

Section 8:

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(1) Printing Annual Proceedings(5) Code Review-Print UPdates

Section 1l:(1) Radio, Newspaper, Brochures, Etc. . . . 8,169.01

TOITALGENERALFUNDOVERDRAFTS .... ....29'12I.99

Benevolence FundSection 16:

(1) Masonic Service Association (MSA) 76'u

TOTAL BENEVOLENCE FUND OVERDRAFTS 76.M

TOTALOFALLOVERDRAFTS .. .2s,197'6ll

Respectfully submitted:R.W.B. Robert F. Papas, S.G.W., ChairmanP.G.M. Ralph L. HultquistR.W.B. Ward C. SonstebY, D'G.M.R.W.B. Charles Baltos, J.G.W.W.Bro. Edward W. Waldon, S.G'D.W.Bro. Robert Johnson, D.R. 16

W.Bro. Douglas E. CongdonR.W.B. Fred B. Vihovde, G.T'R.W.B. Raymond E. Schlemmer, G'S.

APPROPRIATIONS 10E9.1990

General FundSec. ll Allocated Per Caplta Amounts:

. 655.38

. . . 5,096.50

(1) $2.50 to Masonic Home . . . 95,000.00

3,800.00(2) l0cents toBenevolenceFund ., .

Sec.2:


(3) Raising Fees DistributionYz to Reserve Fund , 1,400.00% to Benevolence Fund 1.400.00

TOTAL .101,600.00

Annual Communication Expenses:(1) Assistants, Credentials Comm. ,

(2) Assistants, Payroll Committee(3) Assistant, Audio System(4) Hosting Distinguished Guests(5) General Hospitality(6) Grand Lodge Dinners, Dist, Guests

310.00386.0080.00

7,000.001,700.001,200.00

160.00(7) GrandTyler&Assistants,...(8) Grand Master-Jewel, Case, Collar 1,100.00(9) Payroll, Per Diem & Mileage . . 24,000.00

(10) Misc. Expenses-Awards . . 2.000.00TOTAL .. 3Z,SSO.00

Sec. 3: Special Meetings:(1) Corp. Tlustees Quarterly Mtg. 2,000.00(2) Occasional Communications . 2,500.00(3) Corp. Tlustees ContingentFund .. .. b00.00(4) Spring &FallConferences . 8,000.00(5) Grand Lodge Officers Meetings . 1,000.00TOTAL .. 11,000.00

Sec. 4: Grand Lodge Officers, Distrlct Representadve Expenses:(1)GrandMastersAllowance,... 10,000.00(2) Special Visitations Approved by

theGrandMaster .. .. 12,000.00(3)DistrictRep.Visitations ..... 6,000.00(4) Grand Lodge Officers Aprons, Collars,

Cases & Jewel Repair 1,000.00(5) Grand Masters Conf. Dues , 250.00(6) DistrictRep. Collars-Jewels .. ?00.00T0TAL . 37,950.00

Sec. 5: Custodians, Monitors, Schools of Instruction, Trlal Commissions:(1) Bd. of Custodians, Monitors Expenses 4,000.00(2) Trial Commissions 1,000.00(3) Collars and Jewels 000.00TOTAL 5.500.00

Sec. 6: Grand Lodge Offlce:(1) Audit Books of G.T. & G.S. , 8,000.00(2) Grand Lodge Office Salaries . 76.000.00


Sec. ?r Expenses of Various Committeesl(1) Masonic Research & Education(2) Subordinate Lodge Buildings .

(3) APPeals & Grievances' APPToP'

JurisPrudence, Lodges & Res. .

(4) Public Relations(5) Order of DeMolaY(6) Lodge LeadershiP(7) Program & Planning, Cribbage'

Minn. Mason, Ext' Relations . .. .

(8) Historical & Archival(9) Prepaid Dues ' . .

(10) Diabetes For Youth

3,500.00100.00

700.00

300.00

1,000.00

3,200.00

900.00

150.00

100.00

1,800.00

1,000.00

5,000.0017,750.00

(11)-Counselor Program(12) Code Review . .

TOTAL ...

* 9 Issues++ Parily recovered by sales income & inventory


Sec, 9: Refund of Overpayment of Dues & Fees:(1) Refunds payable 2,000.00

Sec. 10: Promotional Materlal Inventoryt(1)Widow'sPins ... 1,200.00(2) Ties, Buckles, etc. .. 2.000.00TOTAL ,. 3,200.00

Sec. 11: Public Relations:(1) Radio, Newspaper, Brochures, etc. . . . b0.000.00

Sec. 12: Long Range Plannlng-Advance:(1) Public Relations . .. . . 50.000.00(2)Rallies ...... 15.000.00(3) Salaries ..... ZS,OOO.OO(4) Expenses .... 10.000.00TOTAL .100,000.00

TOTAL GENERAL FUND . . . . . . .649.636.00

Reserve FundSec. 13: Anniversary Fund for l50th

Anniversary of Grand Lodge (2008):(1) AnniversaryFundTOTALRESERVEFUND

Benevolence FundSec. 14: Scholarship Awards:

(l)Awards .,....20,000.00(2)AdministrativeExpenses .... 9,000.00TOTAL . 23.000.00

Sec. 15: Fraternal Relatlons at Rochester:(1) Representative's Expenses g,100.00

(Including SS & Unempl. Tax)Sec. 16: Annual Membershlp Dues:

(1) Masonic Service Assoc. (MSA) 2.000.00(2) Masonic Relief Assoc. (USA-Can) 400.00TOTAL ,. 2,400.00

Sec. 17: Retlrement Beneflts:(1)BenefltsPayable .... 12.600.00

Sec. 18: Emergency Reeerve Fund:(1) For ImmedialeAsslstance,,,,,, 500.00

500.00

500.00

TOTALBENEVOLENCEFUND . ,,...,. 51,600.00GRAND TOTAL OFALL FUNDS .?01,?86.00


At the request of the Grand Master, a motion was made, seconded and

carried to accept the following 19 committee reports as preprinted in the

Advance Reports handout:

REPORTOF THE COMMITTEE ON APPEALSAND GRIEVANCESTo the Most Worshipful Granrt Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Mlnnesota:

This Committee met on February 8, 1989, to review and consider an

tion bY Mr. Den former member of199, Slayton, MN exPelled from all ofleges of MasonrY r 2, 1988.

Additional information is necessary before a recommendation can be

made to the Grand Lodge, and subject to receipt of such information by this

committee, a recommendation will be included in the committee Report to

Grand Lodge at the Annual Communication to be held in 1990.

Respectfully submitted,A. Raymond Pavola, P.G.M., ChairmanDonald W. Sether, P.G.M.Samuel K, Dickinson, P.G.M.Franklin G. Emrick, P.G.M.J.V. Christianson, Grand Pursuivant

REPORTOF THE GRAND LODGECODE REVIEW COMMITTEE

To the Most Worshipful Granrl Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Mlnnesota:

The Committee metonfive (5) occasions to consider the Code.

June 14, 1988: Com that he,

along with members M er, G.S.,

had completed the upda

A decision was made to start the process of recodiflcation of the Masonic

Code. Committee members were asked to contact other Grand Lodgejurisdictions to determine if any had undergone major code revision

iecently. Members were each assigned a specific section of the code toexamine for possible changes and to make recommendations.

July 26, 1988: The major part of this meeting was used for reports by

members relative to their Code assignment.


It was reported that the Grand Lodge of North Dakota had recentlyrecodified and that M.W.B. Gerald Skogley had chaired the committee.M.W.B. Skogley was to be invited to attend our next meeting.

August 30, 1988: M.W.B. Skogley attended and outlined the procedurethey had used when revising their Code. The result of this discussion was toreconfirm our desire to recodify.

Committee member Rosenwinkle was asked to plan a manual for formsand petitions with the idea that an entire section of the Code could beremoved and placed in a form that would be more readily usable.

September 27, 1988, and October U, 1988: A decision was made thatbefore anything could be done with the recodification the entire Code mustbe placed on a computer disc. At this time that task has not been completed.

Tlris whole project will be quite lengthy and it is difficult to establish atimeline for completion, however, we are tentatively planning for a 1990

Grand Lodge Communication wrep-up.

Respectfully submitted,.qfyn u. ouU, P.G.M., 6h"i"^"nRaymond E. Schlemmer, G.S.Donald J. Flood, P.G.M.Eric J. Neetenbeek, J.G.S.Marvin RosenwinkleGene L. FooteOtto B. Christenson

REPORTOF THE BOARD OF CORPORATE TRUSTEES


The Corporate Board of Trustees for the Grand Lodge year 1988-1989were as follows:

M.W. David S. Bouschor, G.M,, PresidentR,W. Ward C. Sonsteby, D,G.M., Vice PresidentR.W. Robert F. Papas, S.G.W., SecretaryR.W. Charles Baltos, J.G,W.W.B. Edward 14t. Waldon, S.G.D.W.B. Warren K. Clark, J.G,D.M.W. Donald W. Sether, P.G.M.M.W. Ralph L. Hultquist, P.G.M.

GRANDLODGEOFMINNESOTA L4L

1988, at the Masonic1988, at the Masonicer; JanuarY 21, 1989,

There were tlree occasional communications held: oc0ober 8, 1988,

Duluft. MN to conduct the198, and the Moose Lodge inLodge No. 322, Grand MaraiRoom; October 25, 1988, atCorner Stone of the Courthouse.

The Executive Board met on four occasions at the st. Paul Masonic

Center: June 5, 1988; August 20, 1988; December 14, 1988; and February 11'

1989.

Among the more important items acted upon by the corpora0e Board

were the following:

- The Deputy Grand Master was appointed the substitute signer in the

case of the incapacity of one of the authorized signers'

-The Grand Tleasurer was given the

Corporate Board as per the Investment the

Oeputy Grand Masler was appointed r ifnecessary.

-The Executive committee approved the loan applications of two

Lodges, bringing the total of loans to eleven.

The Board approved the necessary expenditures to engage in radio

advertising for theiecond year, on WCCO and their network of stations.

The Board approved an organizational chart for Grand Lodge, and

engaged a part time Chief of Operations to assist the Grand Master'

fire Board approved tlle plan to hold the 3rd Annual Masonic open

House during ttre-entire uonthbf March, allowing the Lodges 0o select their

own date.

and Ma the

nication L4,

st' Paul the

138th Annual Communication.

The Board set the per diem for the 1989 Annual communication at $40.00


per day, or $20.00 per morning and afternoon sessions, and the mileage at 22cents per mile.

The Board reviewed the results of the four Rallies held this year as wellas the plans for future Rallies in 1989-1990. The programs have been mostsuccessful and encouraging. The Board moved to fund next years programby transferring from the Reserve Fund any monies in excess of one milliondollars, on a one time only basis, to the "Advance Fund,,.

A further study is being conducted on the concept of a Director ofPhilanthropies.

The Board approved the following Ladd Memorial Fund disbursements:

JasonBianco,medicalexpenses .. .,...2,500.00Grea0er St. Paul Retired Senior Volunteer Program 100.00

.KevinFroelich,medicalexpenses . .....1,000.00Michael J. Rossi, medical & funeral expenses . . . . . . . . . .2,000.00Cathy Larson Fund, M.S patient . . . , . . . .1,000.00HelpingPaws,Donation .,.....1,000.00LouiseMandich,familyexpenses ..,....1,500.00Mpls. V.A. Medical Center, Christmas gift , . . . 500.00St. Cloud V.A. Medical Center, Christmas gft . 500.00Salvation Army, St. Paul, Christmas gift . 500.00Salvation Army, Mpls., Christmas gift , . . . . . 500.00Salvation Army, Duluth, Christmasgift ... . 500.00Union Gospel Mission, St. Paul, Christmas gift , . . . . 900.00Union Gospel Mission, Mpls., Christmas gift . . . 800.00St. Vincent DePaul, Christmas gift 900.00Christmas Anonymous, Rochester 800.00Courage Center, Donation , .. . . .2,000.00Boy Scout Troops, Eveleth & Chisholm, camp expenses . . . . . . , . .1,500.00

The report of the Finance Committee with the appropriations for 1989-1990 was reviewed and approved for presentation to Grand Lodge upon amotion by R.W. Robert F. Papas, S.G.W., Chairman, seconded by R.W.Charles Baltos, J.G.W., and carried.

The following nominations were received and approved for recom-mendation to Grand Lodge:

GrandTleasurer ... ..,FredB. VihovdeGrandSecretary ... ..RaymondE.SchlemmerDirectors - Minnesota Masonic Foundation, Inc., (three (B) year terms)

Douglas CampbellWinfred Mitchell


Directors - Minnesota Masonic Foundation, Inc., (tlree (3) year

terms)Warren K. ClarkCarl E. EricksonFranklin D. Johnson

Trustees - Minnesota Masonic Home, Inc. (three (3) year terms)Clifford H. GrindYRobert M. SederbergDr. Glenn L. Peterson

(one (1) year term)Stuart A. Lindman

The Board of thanks all of the Brethren who have

toiled long and ha ta Masonry "work". The Board also

thanks those invol Program", This is a major step and

and these changes are not going to happen over night. we admit that "timeshave changed" and consequently Masonry, in some respects, will have tochange as well. Look well 0o the future.

Fraternally submitted,Robert F, Papas, Senior Grand WardenSecretary for the Board of Corporate Trustees

COUNSELOR COMMTTTEE'S REPORT 1988.89

To the Most Worshipful Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Minnesota:

epresentedalong One

the establishment icerofficer are "!o see are

implemented in ways that best fit the local Lodge's needs and resources".This officer would be responsible for establishing (if not already in place)

and maintaining the counselor program within his todge.

Rather than confusing the issue, the Counselor Committee postponed itsefforts to identify head counselors for each lodge. Instead the Committeeconcentrated on improving the Counselor Program, and making it easier toestablish a strong Counselor Program within the Lodge.


A meeting was held on February 11, 1989, where the revised CounselorProgram was presented. After some modifications, a decision was made tosubmit the Program to the Grand Master for approval.

The revised Counselor Program broadens the base, as it were, for t}teselection of counselors. The only qualifications needed will be a sinceredesire to be of service to your Lodge and a Brother.

Fraternally,William Rothermal, Counselor Committee Chr,W.B. Clyde WhiteBro. Dexter PehleW.B. Lyle W. WinterW.B. Alan A. NemchikW.B. James D. LeBlancW.B, James OsborneW.B. J. V. Christensen

REPORTOF THE COMMITTEE ONFRATERNAL RELATIONS AT ROCHESTER

Your Committee on Fraternal Relations at Rochester submits thefollowing report on its activities for the year ending February 28, 1989.

Your Hospital Representative has continued his fine work by makingcalls to our Brother Masons who were hospitalized at the Rochester MedicalComplex. As you may know, hospital stays are shorter than they have beenin the past, making it possible for a Brother to be in and out of the hospitalbefore our visitor can make his visit. We are therefore looking into ways thatwe can be of service to the many outpatients whose stay may be much longerand whose needs may be just as great as the hospitalized patient. As we havesta0ed in the past Brethren, if you know of a Brother that is hospitalized atRochester or is about to be hospitalized, please contact our FraternalRelations Office at the Rochester Masonic Center, 2002Xrd St. S.W, or call507-282-3401 so that our Visitor can contact him and serve him in any waypossible.

Serving your Grand Lodge this year again has been Brother KennethRohde who has served well the needs of our hospitalized members. In orderto economize this year we have eliminated the substitute visitor, and tloseduties will be filled when necessary by committee members. We have alsorecently completed a job description as a guide for your Hospital Visitor.Our Thanks goes to our Hospital Visitor.


Fraternally submitted,M.W, Samuel Dickinson, P'G.M.W.B. Warren Clark J.G.D.W.B. Philip SoderbergW.B. Edward GeradsW B Richard ThomPson

REPORT OF THE HISTORTCAL AND ARCHIVAL COMMITTEEFOR THE YEAR 19E8-1989

COMMITTEE RESPONSE TO COMMUNICATIONS:There were no communications from the Masonic Fraternity for

assistance in the identification, cataloguing, or preservation of historicaland archival materials on

the part of the Comm .bYmeans of visits by Com lon

in Masonic activities.

HISTORIC BUILDINGS:The Chair of the Committee has been contacted by the Saint John's

storic. Tttisof thenalid.

The efforts of saint John's Home corporation to preserve the staples Block

should serve as a model for Minnesota's Masonic bodies with historicbuildings in their keeping,

A visit to the Pipestone Masonic Temple, home of Quarry Lodge, inoctober of 1988, showed the continued pride of resident Masonic bodies inthis historic structure. The Temple contains exceptionally fine Egyptian-

HISTORICAL AWARENESS:The committee encourages individual Lodges to document not only their

activities, but those of their members. Donations of biographical in-

formation as well as artifacts and other memorabilia should be made

through the individual Lodge secretaries. Secretaries are urged bo notify the

Committee of such donations for advice on their care and interpretation. fiecommittee advocates a program of oral histories consisting of taped in-terviews with members. Such taped interviews are invaluable in gaining a

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more personal perspective on the history of the Fraternity. Guidelines fororal history projects are available from the Minnesota Historical Society,The cost of such a project is relatively inexpensive and requires only aportable tape recorder or video camera. ltaining sessions are available tointerested Lodges by contacting the Committee or the Minnesota HistoricalSociety.

MASONIC MUSEUM:No progress has been made in selecting a suitable repository for historic

documents and memorabilia. Such items continue to be stored by Lodges.Conditions for storage vary from unheated attics to display cases and vaults.Little or no attention has been given to climate control or de-acidification ofperishable documents. Fabrics (including historic aprons) continue to bedisplayed in areas where they are under attack by ultraviolet radiation fromthe sun or unshielded fluorescent bulbs. Virtually none of the Lodges visitedby Committee members during recent years have archival storage orsecurity for artifacts.

The Committee Chair has been in correspondence with the Scottish RiteMuseum of Our National Heritage and has visited the museum in theMasonic Temple at Philadelphia. fiie result of these efforts indicates theimmediate need for a conservation program in Minnesota to preserve thevestiges of our "vanishing heritage".

PROPOSED FUTURE COMMTTTEE PROJECTS:The Committee has received notification of the possible sale of the

Macalester Temple in Saint Paul. firis Temple contains the only knownexample of the Monitorial Emblems of tlte Master Mason Degree ar-chitecturally integrated into the Lodge room in Minnesota. firese Emblemsare painted onto the plaster walls and are significant from an artisticstandpoint. They cannot be physically removed from the plaster for con-servation, and may be in jeopardy of deshuction or overpainting by asubsequent owner of the building. The Committee proposes that theseEmblems be recorded by a professional photographer and that photographicreproductions of the Emblems be displayed in a future museum-interpretivecenter and-or copies made available on a purchase basis to interestedpersons{rganizations.

Submitted by:Charles W. Nelson (PM). ChairJack Morehouse (PM)Duane Anderson (PM)


REPORTOF THE LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE1989-89

To the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Minneeota:

The past year proved to be another active one for the LeadershipCommittee, as it is the only standing committee of the Grand Lodge whichregularly meets and interacts with the Officers of the various constituentlodges throughout the state.

Again this year, schools were not held on a district basis, but combinedone or more districts with the host lodge as centrally located as possible.

The training sessions offered are of two types: Leadership I, which dealswith topics including membership, motivation, committees, and"recruiting" and is for appointed officers and interested Master Masons.Leadership II, is designed for elected officers and concentrates on thediscussion including human relations, delegation, communication andplanning.

All training sessions are modera0ed by experienced Past Masters, ofdiverse professional backgrounds who are offered a position on tlte com-mittee only after recommendation by another committee member.

fire most valuable part of the training sessions is not the materialprovided to those who attend the schools, but the chance to share ideas withtheir fellow officers and to benefit from the moderator's experience'

fire total cost for each participant is twenty dollars, ten dollars of whichis underwritten by the Grand Lodge, the other ten dollars is paid by eachparticipant on the date of the school. As such, our program is one of the fewunder the auspices of the Grand Lodge that partially offsets its cost ofoperation.

For the ten dollar fee each participant receives a training manual, a

pocket planning calendar plus lunch and refreshments during the day'

Our obJective will be 0o have all Ieadership Schools scheduled no laber

than September 1, 1989, and publish the schedule in the Minnesota Mason. Byhaving the schools scheduled in advance, we can actively promote at-tendance throughout the state.

firis year 1? schools were held with a total attendance of 183 officers and

11 District Representatives.

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RECOMMENDATIONS AND OBSERVATIONST1. That the Grand Lodge officers and their representatives actively

promote the advantages of the Leadership Program throughout the state.

2. While the committee is composed of a dedicated group of men whooffer their time and talent to our fraternity, if we are to meet our objectivesas stated in the Minnesota Masonic Code, it is essential that brothers befound in the outlying areas of the state who are willing and able to assist thecommittee in the organization of and promotion of attendance at LeadershipSchools.

3. While the Leadership Committee has always communicated its ac-tivities to the Grand Master and through him to the Grand Line, we suggestthat other Grand Lodge committees organizing events provide us a copy oftheir minutes andor a schedule of events either through the Grand Lodgeoffice or by providing that information to Chairman of the LeadershipCommittee, in the hope that future conflicts in schedules may be avoided.

Fraternally submitted:W.Bro. Richard C. Wheaton, ChairmanW.Bro. Robert RetherfordW.Bro. Larry DaviesTV.Bro. Jerry OliverW.Bro. Richard HyllestadW.Bro. Jack Benson, SGSW.B.ro. Eric J. Neetenbeek, JGSW.Bro. John M. Young, Chmn. D.R.'sW.Bro. Charles E. MagnussonW.Bro. John LenbergW,Bro. Joseph GoldmanW.Bro. Douglas E. CongdonW,Bro. Warren Mielke, Jr.W.Bro. M. Wylie SmithW.Bro. Terry L. Tilton

REPORTOF THE COMMITTEE ONMASONIC RESEARCH AND EDUCATION


At the beginning of this year M.W. David S. Bouschor presented thecommittee with the concept for a reference information package whichevery Mason could carry in his pocket, Samples of the Masonic InformationPocket Reference that resulted from this inspiration will be distribu0ed at


additional coPies are availableLodges will take advantage ofstribute coPies to both old and

new members,

and distributed to all lodges.

P.G.M. Ralph L. Hultquist and Rod Larson attended the meeting of the

Midwest Confelence on Masonic Education in Detroit. Minnesota'sreputation for innovation preceded us and there were many interestingquestions from representatives from other jurisdictions. The corporatetioard of the Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Minnesota has voted to invite the

Midwest conference to Minnesota in 1991. watch the Minnesota Mason forfurther information on this event.

Respectfully submitted:W.B. Duane Anderson P.G.O.W.B. Alden LindW.B. Warren K. Clark J.G.D.W.B. William RothermalW.B. Joseph GoldmanW,B. Edward W. Waldon S.G'D.W.B. Robert KellYW.B. Rod Larson Gr. Mar., Chairman

REPORTOF THEMINNESoTAMAsoNIcPUBLICScHooLSCHJLARSHIPcoMMtTTEE

To the Moet Worshlpful Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Minnesota:

,,children are living messages which we send to a time which we will not

see". This quotation, fiom an unknown source' exemplifies the purpose of

the Grand Lodge Scholarship Program'

In theBrothers ahave beenLodge and the Minnesota Masonic Foundation, Inc.


The committee ofConstituentlodges zethe scholastic achitheir jurisdictions. m

Your investment in the development of the human resources of our statecortributes to the preservation and future well being of our nation, its in-stitutions, social orders and citizenry.

asonic com-nd enhancesrelief.

A total of 510 applications were received from 291 schools, eclipsing theprevious benchmark of applicants and participating schools recordia in1988.

A review of the applications submitted would dispel attributedinadequacies of the public schools, responsible for the education of all of trechildren of all of the people.

The committee annually reviews the program to insure that the pur-poses do not interfere with therights and reiponsibilities of the faculty or theadministration of each school.

program.

This year, each of the awardees, the school, Constituant Lodges andnews media will receive photos and newsreleases publicizing the piogram,

Twenty-four exemplary recipients, representing approximately 4.?percent of the applications were selected as the t989 winneii. stipends ior 21


recipients were provided by the Grand Lodge, with one from the williamLundell Memoriil Fund and 2 by the Minnesota Masonic Foundation.

The honorees, their Parents-guato the Grand Lodge of Minnesota,Foundation for fteir continued phila

The dedica0ed Brothers who serve as committee members join me inand thanks to the Grand Lodge Officers, to the

Directors, to the Grand Secretary and his

assionate support staff for their contributions

during the past year.

It is an exhilarating, rewarding, fraternally stimulating privilege to be

entrusted with the responsibility for conducting this program'

Fraternally,lV.Brother LloYd C. AndersonBrother John GrossmanBrother Douglas J. BadeW.Brother Benjamin H' HoltBrother Wallace M. BrunswoldBrother Sulo Lundgren ,

Brother Leslie S. DahmW.Brother Leonard G. RoweBrother Paul M. DaY, Chairman

1989 ReciPients


Karl Edward Purcell . .Roosevelt H.S., MinneapolisBlakeEdwardRohrer,.......CentennialH.S.,CirclePinesKristinaLynnSchulte ........MankatoEastH.S..MankatoNancyMarieSchwantz ........Bertha-HewittH.S.,BerthaDavidleeSmith ... .. . .CanbyH.S,, CanbyAndrew David Taylor . . . . . . ,Parkers Prairie H.S., Parkers prairieJames Arvid Wait . . . . , New York Mills HS.. New york Mills

+ Minnesota Masonic Foundation Scholarship*i William W. Lundell Scholarship

OFFICE MANAGEMENT REPORT

To the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Minnesota I

The Office Management Committee met several times during the pastyear.

A laser Printer and a Desk Top Publishing program was purchased andinstalled at the office in St. Paul.

In cooperation with the Minnesota Masonic Home, we were able to addthe employees of the Grand Lodge office to an H.M.O. plan. This benefitbecame available in January of 1989.

A major undertaking for the year was the establishment of a GrandLodge controlled mailing list of all members. A basic listing has been inputat tltis time. An expanded data base on each member will be attempted.This, however, can only be accomplished with the cooperation of each Lodgesecretary. It is hoped that in the future, the Grand Lodge will be able tosupply each local Lodge with mailing labels for their use. In this manner,accuracy in all mailings such as local bulletins, Minnesota Mason, etc., willbe better controlled.

A major undertaking during the year was locating a new bookkeeper toreplace Jeanette D. Giron, who retired after the first of the year. firis wasaccomplished in the hiring of Robert Bargsten. Mr. Bargsten comes to uswith considerable haining in accounting and computer operation. Wewelcome him to our staff.

This committee would like to express our sincere appreciation toJeanette Giron for her long and devoted service. Even after her"retirement" she has given of herself to work with her replacement in atraining capacity. She has always had the best interest of the Grand Lodge at


heart. She will be greatly missed. We know all Minnesota Masons will join ina united word of thanks and offer our sincere best wishes for a long and

happy retirement.

The replacement of dedicated staff like Jeanette is always difficult.Next year's committee will be faced with a similar problem, however, as ouroffice secretary of long standing, fiteresa K. Sterba, will be retiring shortlyafter this Grand Lodge Communication. We urge all in attendance to give

her their personal best wishes during these meetings.

Respectfully submitted :

R.W.B. Robert F. Papas, S.G.W., ChairmanR.W.B. Charles Baltos, J.G.W.R.W.B. Fred B. Vihovde, G.T.R.W,B. Raymond E. Schlemmer, G.S.P.G.M. Ralph L. Hultquist

REPORT OF THE PREPAID DUES COMMITTEEJanuary 1, 1988 to December 31' 1988

To the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge A.F. &. A.M. of Minnesota:

It is the recommendation of this committee that extensive publicity be

given to the prepaid dues option available for Minnesota Masons during the

coming year.

This committee has met and reviewed the status of the prepaid dues

fund. A detailed listing is as follows:

Membership DataPrepaidmembers,living 12-31'88 .. '. '.. ' '1100Prepaidmembers,deceased..... ....... 100

Members expelled, susPended,- oiunattifiated'....:..... 2

Totalmembershipl2-31-88 ......L202Mortalityratio.,... ....,.2'MMembersjoininginlgSS '.....'.. L42

Lodge DataLodgesparticipating .,.., 151

Average dues ofparticipating lodges . . ' '25.15Averageduesofalllodges ....,.24'47


Financial DataMembers net equity 1-1-88 . . .243,644.05Memberspay-innetl988 ...,.38,659.84Membersnetequityl2-81-88 ....,282,303.89Surplus-loss in fund 1-1-88 . 4,7L3.40Totalfundlz-3l{8 ........277,590.49Members one time pay-in 1988 . . 20.00Interest received 1988 investments . . . .22.M7.24Totalincome1988.. .,...22.667.24TOTALACCOUNT . .. ...300,25?.?3

Due lodges for living members 1988 dues . . . . , ,26,39?.09Due lodges for deceased members 762.27Due lodges one-time pay 20.00Due Grand Lodge administration cost 780.50TOTALPAYABLE .. ......27.959.86

TOTAL FUND 12-31-88 , . .272.297.87FUNDDEFICIT .... ..,..10,006.02(total fund less member's net equity)


R.W.B. Robert F. Papas, S.G.W., ChairmanW.Bro. Dennis L. GorgasW.Bro. Rodney Larson, G.Mar.W.Bro. J.V. Christianson, G.p.W.Bro. Henry Van Geest

REPORT OF THE PROGRAM AND PLANNING COMMITTEE

To the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Minnesota:

"The Long Range Plan", or the "Advance" of Minnesota Masonry. Ttrishistoric document was the result of over 1000 man-hours of concentratedeffort by dedicated men involved in the tum-around of Masonry in Min-nesota. The Masonic Rallies, held in the fall of 1908, was the vehicl'e used topresent this plan to the Masons of Minnesota.

The overall pur?ose of the rallies was three fold: 1) present the IongRange Plan; 2) offer inshuctional and motivational presentations onMasonic involvement ln today's modern society; 3) identify and mobilize apool of dedicated and talented Masons, to "advance" the Order.

The Long Range Plan was presented at each rally by the chairman of the


Task Force in each area. Instructional and motivational presentations weremade by: Grand Master, David S. Bouschor; SGW Robert F. Papas; SGD

Edward W. Waldon; G.Mar. Rodney M. Larson ; and WB Steven Bernu, withmuch help from many Brothers which contributed to the rally success.

The primary purpose of the Rallies was to create a pool ofdedica0ed and talented Masons. Each rally registrant was given the op-portunity to fill out a "Rally Pledge Sheet" and indicate on it the areas inwhich he would be willing to serve. This data would be entered into a com-puter program and made available to tlte Masonic leaders, tlroughout tlleState, as a source of volunteers to draw from in practically any field' Tttishas come to fruition ! The data base exists and is available to all Masons whorequest information.

There were a total of 915 Masons registered to attend the Rally of hischoice. Of the 915 Masons registered, 815 attended (not counting GrandLodge Officers). The breakdown of attendance was: Dulut}, 124; St. Cloud'183, T\rrin Cities, 268; Mankato, 240. Of the 815 attended, 568 Masons pledged

a portion of their valuable time (70 percent)'

The Rallies of 1988 were something that had never been tried before. Anaggressive program by Grand Lodge Officers who were willing 0o take a riskand overcome a "fear of failure". Those Rallies addressed the "what". TheRallies of 1989 will endeavor to address the "how"' FRATERNITYUNITED, IT CAN BE DONE!


R,W.B. Charles Baltos, J.G.S., ChairmanR.W.B. Robert F. Papas, S.G.W., Ass't. Chrm.R.W.B, Raymond E. Schlemmer, G.S'W.Bro. Edward W. Waldon, S.G.D.W.Bro. Warren K. Clark, J,G.D.W.Bro. Rodney M. Larson, G.Mar.W.Bro. Jack A. Benson, S.G.S.W.Bro. Eric Neetenbeek, J.G.S.W.Bro. J.V. Christianson, G.P.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE FORPUBLISHING "THE MINNESOTA MASON''

March 1988 through February 19E0

To the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Mlnneeota I

The Minnesota Mason developed a "New Look" for the year 1988€9. Thischange was brought about through the efforts of M.W.B. Davtd S, Bouschor

and our Edttor Br. Ralph Turtlnen.


This new Minnesota Mason was designed !o be easier to read, to includemore newsworthy articles and space for pictures. We are looking forward totlte time when we will be receiving more articles from individual Brotherson a wide variety of topics.

The new Minnesota Mason is now about double the size of the previouspublication, It has a new masthead using our new logo. This increased sizedoes come with an increased expense. The following anticipated expensesfor the year 1989-90 include an extra 5 percent for possible increasedproduction or mailing costs.

This past year there were a total of 9 issues at an average cost of about$9,743.00 per issue or $87,691.00 for the year.

We are requesting a budget of $92,100.00 for the year 1989-1990.

The committee met as needed this past year. We held three meetings ona trimester schedule. We would expect the same schedule to hold for thecoming year.

Respectfully submitted:Minnesota Mason Publishing CommitteeW.Bro. Douglas E. Congdon, Chairman (340)W.Bro. Joseph Daugherty (290)

W.Bro. Arthur L. Johnsen (113)

W.Bro. Donald C. Wright (342)

W.Bro. Eric J. Neetenbeek J.G.S. (806)

W.Bro. Rodney M. Larson G.Mar. (30)

REPORT OF THE PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE

...:"Promote the value of Freemasonry as a modern, progressive,fraternal organization throughout Mlnnesota."

With this mission statement formulated by the Grand Lodge's LongRange Plan on Public Relations as our directive and with the en-couragement of the Grand Master, the Committee implemented a five partprogram to meet the stated goals.

RadioWith six-one-minute commercial spot announcements using Herb "The

voice of the Minnesota Twins" Carneal as Masonry's spokesman, 112commercials were heard throughout the state on WCCO radio and the 39station Midwest Radio Network. Included were 30 spots aired during the


Twins games and 22 during Gopher football contests. In addition, a total of 60

commJrcials were heard at morning and afternoon drive times'

NewsPaPer

.i.ff fi';:?*:1';i"'ff iirJ:l:the two+olumn, seven-inch ads

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Bro. Stu Gang, Chairman (268)W.Bro. Earl Henton (818)

W.Bro. Lonnie Roach (42)Bro. Lloyd V. Gustafson (22?)Bro. D. Edward Karow (1S) (81?)W.Bro. Rodney M. Larson (80)W.Bro. Stuart A. Lindman (224)W.Bro. Edward W. Waldon (28)

REPORT OF THE GRAND LODGERESOLUTION COMMITTEE


The Resolution Committee has received and processed fourteen (14)proposed resolutions. All were approved as to form only and returned to theGrand Lodge office.

Respectfully submitted,Alyn N. Dull, P.G.M,, ChairmanTerry L. Tilton, G.C.Harry P. Larson, P.G.M.Edward W. Waldon, S.G.D.Warren K. Clark, J.G.D.

REPORTOF THE COMMITTEEON SUBORDINATE LODGE BUILDINGS


The Committee consulted on several occesions, via telephone, to reviewthe following requests.

Corinthian Lodge No. 6?, Farmington, requested permission to makerepairs to the exterior of their building in the amount of 911,894.16. Ttrecommittee recommended the approval of this project.

Dakota Lodge No. 7, Hastings, applied for a loan of $5,000 to blacktoptheir parking lot and the committee recommended its approval.

Sherburne Lodge No. 98, Elk River, requested permission to issue


debentures in the amount of $50,(n0.(n to its members and members of the

Order of Eastern Star. lhis was reviewed by the committee and approved.

Respectfully submitted,Ward C. Sonsteby, D.G.M., ChairmanFred B. Vihovde, G,T.Donald G. McCree

REPORTOF THE COMMITTEEON SUBORDINATE LODGES AND REPORTS

Your Committee is pleased to report it has reviewed and examined the

1988 Annual Returns as submitted by 218 Chartered Lodges on the rolls ofthis Grand Lodge. Seven Lodges, Rising Sun No.49, Star No' 62, FraternalNo. 92, Orion No. 138, Euclid No. 198, Mora No' 223 and Warroad No' 267 didnot submit an Annual Return.

A. 28 Lodges were la0e with their Returns: Indge No' ?, 54, 69, ?9' 83' 108'

128,133,147,153, 168, 1?1, 186,205, 2L7,22f,,289,254,274,n6,286,295,290,309,326,3n and 345.

B. Four Lodges did not affix the Seal of the Lodge: todge No. 69, r28,172,

and 327.

C. Four Lodges did not include a Financial Statement: Lodge No' M, 2L8,

318 and 321.

D. 36 Lodges did not submit a complete list of Officers: Lodge No. 3, 5, 7,

21, 44,79,83, 89, 106, 119, 135, 141, 161, 172, L76,190, 191, 200, 292, 2L7, 233, 2421

250, 255, 268,2M,274,nL,295,300, 312, 31?, 322,923,326, and 345.

E. 15 Lodges did not read a portion of the Annual Proceedings: IndgeNo. 8, 44, 75, 82, 95, 96, 98, 135, t7L,1t2,199, 220, 254, 318, and321.

F. Six Lodges didnot sign their Return properly: Iodge 40' 69, 171, 295,

320, and 327.

G. Six Lodges did not use register numbers: Lodge No. 212, 188, 220,W:3,

278, and 328.

e dedicated secretaries who did get their Annualof January 15th. In doing so the Grand Lodgeits work accomplished on time for this Annual

communication. we are truly disappointed that some 28 secretaries were


not able to get their Returns in on time. We urge them to make every effort tobe on time in the future,

Respectfully submitted,R.W.B. Raymond E. Schlemmer (118), G.S.,ChairmanR.W.B. Ward C. Sonsteby (8r) D.G.M.W.B. Jedson (Jed) Hejda (264) G.S.B.W.B. Richard Groettum (4) 1989

W.B. Richard R. Spangler (208) 1990

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON WILLS AND BEQUESTS

To the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Minnesota:The Wills and Bequests Committee was given a specific charge by

Grand Master David S. Bouschor: develop a brochure that will informMinnesota Masons of the charitable activities of the Grand Lodge and en-courage them to make gifts to those charities by will or other testamentarydevice.

The Committee met on several occasions and discussed a variety ofapproaches. The Committee developed language for the brochure and aproposed format. We look forward to the production and distribution of thebrochure in 1989.

Respectfully submitted,lV.B. Eric J. Neetenbeek, J.G.S., ChairmanM.W. Otis H. Godfrey, P.G.M.W.B, Charles L. HornW,B. Raebern B, Hitchcock

The Grand Master reaffirmed the election of the Grand Treasurer, R.W.Fred B. Vihovde; Grand Secretary, Raymond E. Schlemmer; Directors ofthe Minnesota Masonic Foundation, Inc., Douglas Campbell and lVinfredMitchell ; Directors of the Masonic Memorial Hospital Fund, Inc., Warren K.Clark, Carl E. Erickson and Franklin D. Johnson; and Ttustees of theMinnesota Masonic Home, Inc., Clifford H. Grindy, Robert M. Sederberg,Dr. Glenn L. Peterson, and Stuart A. Lindman. firese nominations had,beena part of tlte Board of Corporate Trustees Report, and as the Report hadbeen accepted and approved, it was considered that the nominations werealso approved and confirmed.


REPORT OF LAWRENCE W. BACHMAN, PRESIDENTMINNESOTA MASONIC HOME

For the Year Eniling December 31, l9E8

TO THE MINNESOTA MASONIC HOME, a CORPORATION,andTo the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge A.F, & A.M. of Minnesota:

Once again it is my very great pleasure to review with you the activitiesand accomplishments of the Minnesota Masonic Home during this past year.

The Board of Ttustees believes it is important that you becomeacquainted with our present corporate structure and the reasons that madeit necessary to effect t}is change. fite Members of the Minnesota MasonicHome, on July 28, 1984, voted to reorganize into three separate corporationsin order to preserve the tax exempt status of the Home and to ensure com'pliance with provisions of the Medicare and Medicaid regulations. Out of thisthe Minnesota Masonic Home became the new parent or umbrella cor-poration formed with the same Members and the same Tlustees and underthe same control of the Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Minnesota as theoriginal Minnesota Masonic Home as established in 1906. The Home is anonprofit corporation with its primary purposes being planning, fraternaland public relations, and receiving contributions.

Minnesota Masonic Home has two support corporations ' MinnesotaMasonic Home Endowment and Minnesota Masonic Home Care Centei. TheHome controls these corporations through Membership and the Board ofDirectors.

Minnesota Masonic Home Endowment is a nonprofit supportorganization of Minnesota Masonic Home with its primary purpose tomanage and administer investments, The Endowment is also affiliated withMinnesota Masonic Home Care Center, the other support organization ofMinnesota Masonic Home.

Minnesota Masonic Home Care Center, a nonprofit Minnesota cor-poration, formerly known as Minnesota Masonic Home, was changed in 1984

in conjunction with the completion of the corporate reorganization. The CareCenter is a support organization of Minnesota Masonic Home and is alsoaffiliated with Minnesota Masonic Home Endowment. Ttris corporationowns and operates the licensed 400-bed skilled nursing and board and carehome located in Bloomington, Minnesota.

As you know, the Minnesota Masonic Home views itself as a vitalmember of the Masonic Fraternity in Minnesota. A great deal of ourstrengtl comes from membership in that Fraternity, and we want to do what


we can to strengthen the Fraternity and ourselves in the process. For thatreason, we are very much in favor of communication, coordination, andcooperation among and between the various Masonic organizations. fireHome's Articles and Bylaws, which provide for close relationships amongthe Grand Lodge, its constituent Lodges, and other Masonically relatedorganizations, in terms of our membership and Board of Trustee com-position and election, are all designed to strengthen the Home and theFraternity as well.

The Board of tlle Home has the ability to single-mindedly focus on theneeds of its special constituency in order to cary out its fiduciary respon-sibilities. In particular, our Home operates in a highly specialized, highlyregulated environment that requires the commitment of a Board, staff, andadvisors with well developed and specialized expertise. We also need theindependent input of other organizations, such as the Grand Chapter of theOrder of the Eastern Star, the constituent Lodges of the Grand Lodge, andother Masonic organizations not part of the Grand Lodge, as well as theGrand Lodge itself, in order to perform our responsibilities well. Becausethese organizations are not, and cannot be, experienced in the regulatoryand long 0erm care policy aspects of our unique and complex organization, itis appropriate that management be left to the Board.

The Minnesota Masonic Home Board believes in and in fact advocatesclose communication, coordination, and cooperation among all the Masonicorganizations.

For each of the past four years our Board has met for a twoday "Ad-vance". We first developed a Mission Statement and adopted several broadobjectives. Next, we developed a strategic plan and prioritized our ob-jectives to accomplish all of our goals and achieve our Mission.

Positive steps have been taken in many areas, and I would like to giveyou a progress report on at least a few of our recent and pending ac-complishments.

A new admissions policy has been adopted and was fully implemented asof January 1, 1989. Now any person in need of the services that MinnesotaMasonic Home Care Center has to offer is eligible for admission. MMHCCdoes not discrimina0e with regard to sex, race, color, creed, religion,disability, national origin or status with regard to public assistance.

If two or more applicants with similar needs seek admission at the sametime, and if MMHCC is required to make a decision between those applicantsbecause it is unable to accommodate all applicants, the admission decisionshall be made by giving preference to the several applicants in the order asfollows:


Category One includes:Members of any constituent Lodge of the Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free

and Accepted Masons of Minnesota, or Chapter of the Order of the EasternStar of Minnesota, who have been in good standing for at least ten (10) yearsimmediately preceding application for admission; their spouse or survivingspouse,

Category Two incluiles:Members of any constituent Lodge of the Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free

and Accepted Masons of Minnesota, or Chapter of the Order of the EasternStar of Minnesota, who have been in good standing for at least five (5) yearsimmediately preceding application for admission; their spouse or survivingspouse.

Category Three lncludes :

Other Masons or members of the Eastern Star, including those fromother states or nations. Other relatives of Category One Masons and EasternStar members - mother, mother-in-law, daughter, sister, father, father-in-law, son, brother, and grandparents.

Category Four includes:Other relatives of Category Two Masons and Eastern Star members as

listed in Category Three.

Category Five includes:All other individuals not otherwise included in Categories One through

Four.

The procedure for admission is as follows:1. All applications for admission to the Care Center will be directed to

the Minnesota Masonic Home Care Center Admissions Office.2. The MMHCC Admissions Office shall make all admission decisions in

accordance with the Admission Criteria established by the Board ofDirectors.

3. Masonic Lodges, Eastern Star Chapters, the Grand Lodge and theGrand Chapter O.E.S. shall be asked to perform essential referral, in-formation and support functions for applicants to and residents of the CareCenter.

4. The Board of Directors, through its Admisslons and DemissionsCommittee, shall be responsible for admission policy development andevaluation and review of staff implementation of Board policy,

In addition, new finnacial management procedures are in place for allnew applicants to the Home.

1. fire requirement that all residents liquidate and transfer assets toMinnesota Masonic Home Care Center as a condition of admission is noweliminated.


2. Appropriate arrangements for tlte assets of existing residents who hadliquidated and transferred assets to Minnesota Masonic Home Care Centerwill be made, which may include continuing the present relationship ifdesired by the resident, or if otherwise required by circumstances.

3. A monthly pay-as-you-go fee for service financial relationship isestablished with all new residents.

4. Minnesota Masonic Home Care Center's staff may provide financialmanagement services for those residents of modest means in need of suchservices.

5. Minnesota Masonic Home Care Center's residents not in need of theassistance of Minnesota Masonic Care Center's staff may manage their ownfinances, may involve family or acquaintances in such management, or mayseek the services of outside professional financial managers.

6. Minnesota Masonic Home Care Center's staff may provideeducational and technical support to residents and families who aremanaging their own assets.

?. Minnesota Masonic Home Care Center may establish relationshipswith a select number of outside professional financial managers to whomresidents may be referred for necessary services.

8. Minnesote Masonic Home Care Center's staff shall strive to maintainthe overall nature and quality of the relationship between MinnesotaMasonic Home Care Center and its residents in implementing the newfinancial relationship.

With the implementation of this financial program, we have noweliminated a major concern to those Masons that have not been willing togive up their assets as a condition of admission.

We are also working on a long-range plan that will enable us to marketother alternative housing options such as cluster homes, town homes,congregate living, Board and lodging, and assisted living in addition to ourexisting skilled nursing care. We have the potential to develop an entireplanned retirement community on one of the very choicest sites left in themetro area. A community uniquely positioned to offer a continuum of carefor our Fraternity and others. A community designed to serve our elderlymembers, their family, friends and neighbors.

We have adopted a project development plan which ouflines a sequenceof events that will lead us into the final implementation of our long-rangeplans. We have completed a preliminary site plan which clearly shows thepotential we have to accommodate about any type of retirement communityanyone could desire.

We are currently in the process of conducting a market study and afeasibility analysis, These will serve as a guide in selecting what type ofstructures will be most appealing to our potential residents and will help us


develop a financial plan to determine cash flow and alternative methods of

acquiring the necessary funding to proceed.

before any construction could proceed.

In the meantime, wewill greatly enhance an asometime we have been cto the needs of residents and visitors with impaired walking abilities. fitis

"i#s'3ff:11**:"$i;camps to negotiate. We will

also be doing a decorative restoration of the front lobby and all floors of the

Skilled Nursing Facility.

One of our majorsupport for the Home.about one and a halfdecision that all residents will be treated alike regardless of ability to pay' so

our endowment. We our Fra0ernity will be

willing to either pur tments in our planned

retirement communi up front funds for the

developm en-

dowment can

see, visit, our

residents less

fortunate than themselves.


Some new anticipated needs will anEducational Program Director for r , aPersonnel Director, and a Financial D

our Board meehs monthly and sessions are open to all Grand rodgeofficers. The Grand Master is a Trustee and is an ex officio member of illcommittees. The Deputy Grand Master is also invited to attend our meetingsto become more familiar with how we function before be becomes crandMaster.

I would like to thank all of our present Bof dedicated service. You should know thatEach member serves on one or more activeeach ho meetings between every monthly Boardmeeting s are all well attended and a great amountof work

our Administrative staff has done an outstanding job of implementingall the changes we have adopted. fiiey have been trelfful, innovative, andcreative. Above all, they have been cooperative in making the manynecessary changes directed by the Board of rrustees. In a few minutes I wiilcall on Amaryllys Thompson, our Administrator, to fill you in on other ac-complishments of this year. Ed will then preview a new viheo.

H*

Donald G. Mccree has served as a Trustee of Minnesota Masonic Homee 1976 he was appointed to complete the unexpired. Johnson, Past Grand Master, who had passedthe Grand Lodge of Minnesota to full three-year


terms in 19??, 1980, 1983 and 1986. During his tenure, he held manv offices

and committee assignments, frequently serving as chair. He missed veryfew meetings and made a significant contribution to advancing the purposes

of the Home. He served ae a Director of Minnesota Masonic Home careCenter since its incePtionPresident from APril 1985

a Past Master of Capitalsistory, a member of theRed Cross of Constantine.

Chairman of the Investment Committee. Vern is a retired presidentowner

of First National Bank Shakopee, Past Master of King Solomon Lodge, and a

Past Venerable Master of the Minneapolis Lodge of Perfection.

Both of these gentlemen are examples of the many talents represented

on our Board, and will leave some mighty big shoes to fill.

at the Home.

I want to thank the Board of Trustees for allowing me to serve as theirspokesman and for the privilege to serve this year'

Respectfully submitted'Lawrence W. Bachman, PresidentMinnesota Masonic HomeMarch 31, 1989

There being no further business to come before the Grand Lodge, the

Grand Maste" "l1ed

G.and Lodge to recess until 1:30 p.m., when the Annual

Installation of Grand Lodge Officers is scheduled to take place'

At the appointed hour of 1:30 p.m. the Installing officers entered,

followed by the Past Grand Masters, District Representatives, Custodians of


the Work, and Monitors. The Grand Lodge Officers to be installed wereadmitted, escorted by the Worshipful Masters of their respective Lodges.

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS 1989

PRELUDE

Entrance of Installlng Officers

Grand Master . . , . . . .Samuel K. Dickinson. P.G.M,Grand Marshal . . . . . . .Alyn N. OuU, e.C.ttt.AssistantGrandMarshal ........DonaldW.Sether.p.G.M.Grand Chaplain . . . . . . . . .John P. Peterson, P.G.M.GrandSecretary... .....Ralphl.Hultquist,p.G.M

Entrance of Past Grand officers, District Representatives and custodians

Entrance of Grand Lodge Officers Elected and Appointive

Installing Officer's Announcement

Invocation

Presentation of Grand Master

Solo: "The Lord's Prayer"

Installation of Grand Master

Escort Grand Master to the East

Solo: "God Bless America"

Installation of Other Grand Lodge Officers

Installation of District Representatives

Installation of Custodians

Proclamation

Grand Master's Remarks

Presentation of Past Grand Master's Jewel & Apron


Presentation to Grand Master

Introduction of Families and Friends

Benediction '..... ' M.W.B' JohnP. Peterson

Organist ... ',.,.Bro.OliverM.HouxSoloist . . .Bro. Roger Morris

GRAND MASTER'S REMARKS FOLLOWING INSTALLATION

Following his installatiomade appropriate remarksGrand Master with the GraLodge Building, along with his very best wishes and congratulations. Grand

Masler Sonsteby then presented P.G.M. Bouschor with the Past GrandMaster's Jewel, apron and collar.

The Grand Master introduced his family members, members of his

home Lodge, Constellation Lndge No. 81, Alexandria, and members of

several Appendent Bodies.

Each Grand Lodge officer in turn introduced the members of his family, the

Worshipful Master who had escorted him, and other friends.

A reception followed in the ,,Lodge Room", following the Installation,

REPORT OF THE CREDENTIALS COMMITTEEFINAL REPORT 1989

To the Most tVorshipful Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Mlnnesota:

There were present and entitled to seats in this Grand lodge thefollowing:

17 Grand Lodge Officers11 Past Grand Masters8 Permanent Members4 Custodians of the Work

22 District Representatlves135 Visitors from Minnesota (registered)28 Visitors from Foreign Jurisdictions

139 Masters of Chartered Lodges

169


88 Senior Wardens69 Junior Wardens62 Proxies of Officers of Chartered Lodges6 Chairmen of Standing Committees

589 Total RegisteredRepresenting 176 of the 218 Lodges on the rolls.

GRAND LODGE OFFICERS PRESENTDavid S. Bouschor . . Grand MasterWard C. Sonsteby . . .Deputy Grand MasterRobertF.Papas. ....SeniorGrandWardenCharlesBaltos ..... .JuniorGrandWardenFredB.Vihovde .GrandTteasurerRaymond E. Schlemmer . Grand SecretaryTerryl.Tilton. ...GrandChaplainEarll,. Henton .... ..GrandOratorEdwardW. Waldon . .Senior GrandDeaconWarren K. Clark . . . . .Junior Grand DeaconRodney M. Larson . Grand MarshalJames H.A. Neetenbeek . .. . . .GrandSwordBearerJedson Hejda . . . . . Grand Standard BearerJack A. Benson . . . . .Senior Grand StewardEric J. Neetenbeek .Junior Grand StewardJ.V.Christianson ... ....GrandPursuivantFredD.Perkins ......GrandTyler

PAST GRAND MASTERS PRESENTDonaldL. BarnesHarry P. LarsonArchibaldDuncanDonald M. SeversonA. RaymondPavolaSamuel K. Dickinson

John P. PetersonAlynN. Dull

Donald J. FloodDonaldW. Sether

Ralph Hultquist

PERMANENT MEMBERS PRESENTJohn R. Hendrickson, Sr. . . . . . . .Past Junior Grand WardenHenryFoelschow .. ., PastDistrictRepresentativeWilliaml.Gatheridge,.......PastDistrictRepresentativeHenryR. VanGeest ........PastCustodianMaurice M. Kotz . . .Past CustodianRichard St. Martin .Past CustodianW,GeorgeIrwin. .,.,.PastDistrictRepresentativeNeilE.Bengtson .....PastCustodian


CUSTODIANS

John P. Peterson Maurice A. Engen, Jr.Clifford G. Fuller Richard A. Bowdin

DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES

Philip G. Soderberg

Kenneth Shaw Robert J. Reed Verland D. Roed

Leo Luettjohann Jay U. Ipsen James PartridgeRoger L. Hildebrand Wayne R. Newbon Donald A. RippentropJames A. Christensen William L. Rothermal Martin S. Benson

Timothy R. Luhm Robert A. Johnson Donald L. FowlerJohn M. Young, Jr. Charles J. Luman Norrin L. Storelee

George H. Fahrenholz Richard M, HyllestedDale Yoakum Vernon A. Christianson

COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN

Masonic Scholarship .PaulM. DaY

Masons for Diabetic Youth . . . . . Glen MinerOrderofDeMolay .. .....ArnoldS'CarlsonPublic Relations .. . .StuartW. GangPublishing the Minnesota Mason . . . . . .Douglas E. CongdonTellers . . .John C. ChegwYn

REPRESENTATIVES OF LODGES

L7l

Calaract No. 2, RlchfieldPhllllp F. Fisher, W.M.Jon Hanson, J.w.

St. Paul No. 3, Sf. PaulJoy Nelson, Proxy, W.M.

Hennepln No. 4, MinneaPolisEarl Haugen, Proxy, W.M.Karl F. Tendrup, S.W.James Grange, Proxy, J.W.

Ancienl Landmark No. 5, St. PaulClarence Magnuson, Proxy, W.M.James Slevenson, S.W.

Red Wing No. 8, Red wingCharles J. Schmldt, W.M.Arley Huber, S.W.Kenneih C, Reeve, J.w.

Mankato No. 12, MankatoWoodrow N. Johnson, w.M.Fred Davey, Proxy, J'W.

Wapahasa No. 14, WabashaHenry G. Ramme, J.W'also proxy W.M. and S.W.

Monticello No. 16, MonticelloJames Figlnshau, W.M'William Sparrow, J.W.

Wlnona No. 18, WinonaClarence Russell, W.M.

Minneapolls No. 19, MinneapolisInarl V, Paaskynen, W.M.Ralph Klrk, S.W.Donald Mefz, J.w.

Caledonla No. 20, CaledonlaRlchard Amundson, W.M.

Rochester No. 21, Rochestercharles Schleder, W'M.James Judlsch, s'w.Gerald Fllcklnger' J.w.

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Pleasanl Grove No. 22, SlewarlvlllePhillp Soderbers, Proxy, W.M.

North Slar No. 23, St. CloudPeter Kloskowskl, W.M.Marvln Felderman, Jr., S.W.Richard McNary, Proxy, J.W.

Meridlan No. 25, ChatfieldGregory Forbes, W.M.Donald Gardner, S.W.Norman House, J.W.

Weslern Star No. 26, Albert LeaSlephen Claybourne, W.M.Robert E. Larson, S.W.Marlin Lovik, J.W.

Clearwater No. 28, ClearwalerGerald E. Chlrhart, W.M.Harold Agnew, S.W.Ervin Radunz, J.W.

Morning Star No, 29, La CrescentDonald Fowler, Proxy, W.M.

Anoka No. 30, AnokaNeil Warmack, W.M.Mark Crooker, S.W.Larry Jensen, J.W.

Star in lhe Easl No. 33, OwatonnaClayton Keifer, W.M.Paul Kapla, S.W.Jerry Sebrlng, Proxy, J.W.

Oriental No, 34, Cannon FallsA. Edward Hougo, Proxy, W.M.

Fidelity No. 39, AusllnChester Ullman, W.M.

Carnelian No. 40, Lake CityArlhur J. Gray, W.M.Neil M. Brunkow, S.W.

Hope No. 42, GlencoeG. Maxfleld Hoxle, W.M.

King solomon No!44, ShakopeeVernon Pryts, W.M.James Tongen, J.W.

Union No. 45, LesueurWayne Swenson, W.M.

Evergreen No. 46, UtlcaKerry Sackreiler, S.W.

Rising Sun No. 49, Si. CharlesScott Smith, W.M.Charles Hawk, S.W.


Nicollet No. 54, St. PeierJohn carlson, w.M.William Riebesel, S.W.Cliff lsley, J.W.

Spring Valley No. 58, Sprlng ValleyFloyd Brueggeman, W.M.Harlan Thompson, S.W.

Temple No. 59, HutchlnsonWarren Edstrom, W.M.Jack Bonniwell, S.W.James W. Hanson, Proxy, J.W.

Star in the Wesl No. 60, Sauk CenireAllan Juelke, W.M.Kennelh Rafteselh, S.W.John Ditmore, Proxy, J.W.

Star No. 62, RockfordDale Olsen, W.M.Ned Tasler, J.W.

llluslrlous No. 63, PlalnviewHorace Brown, w.M.John Leaverion, Proxy, J.W.

Chain Lake No. 64, FalrmontJohn Bisbee, W.M.Wesley Strausser, S.W.

Corlnlhian No. 67, FarminglonRandall Poulson, W.M.Rlchard Godby, S.W.Thomas Angell, J.W.

Paynesvllle No. 71, PaynesvllleHerberi Link, Proxy, W.M,Paul Smith, S.W.Herbert Link, Proxy, J.W.

Eureka No. 75, LeRoyThomas Soltau, W.M.

Tuscan No. 77, WasecaDan Gransee, W.M.

Mystic Circle No. 78, HoustonCharles Westby, W.M.

Palestlne No. 79, DuluthSteven Skalalisky, W.M,John Geving, S.W.Neil Mathison, J.W.

Conslellalion No. 81, AlexandrlaDouglas Sherman, W.M.Don Miller, S.W.John Halvorson, J.W.

GRAND LODGE OF MINNESOTA 1?3

Golden Fleece No, 89, LitchfieldNorman Sunsdahl, Proxy, W.M.E. Eugene Barrlcks, Proxy, s'W.

Fraternal No. 92, PrincetonRonald E. Klein, W.M.Roger Taylor, S.w.

Sherburne No. 95, Elk RiverC. Bert Pattee, W.M.James LaRock, Proxy, S'W'

Prudence No. 97, WindomRichard Tracy, W.M.Edward DeLano, Proxy, S.W.Gaylord Anderson, J'W'

Charity No. 98, New UlmStephen Larson, W.M.E. Bill Ferguson, S.W.

Corner Stone No. 99, Fergus FallsHarlan Johnson, Proxy, W.M.Russell Wolf, S.W.Warren Vander Linden, J.W'

Aurora No. 100, BralnerdAnlon Mogensen, W.M.Jack Davies, S.W.Gary Whiteman, J.W.

Fralernity No. l0l, WorthlngtonJames Ewy, W.M.Wesley Miller, Proxy, J.W.

Bethel No. 103, Lake CrystalLarry Norman, W.M.

sharon No. 104, WlllmarTodd Hillslrom, W.M.David Day. S.W.Royce w. Day, Proxy, J.W.

Relief No. 108, Dodge CenterThomas Scripture, W.M.Ronald Olness, S.W.

sunset No. 109, Montevideowilliam Prindle. w.M.Robert Reed, Proxy, S.W,

Khurum No. ll2, MlnneapolisHarold Hasenbank, S'W.Eugene Newell, J.W.

Excelsior No. l13, ExcelslorRichard Mccinnls, Sr,, W.M.Orvis Koxvold, Proxy, S,W.Roberf Tunell, Proxy, J.w.

Ben Franklin No. ll4, LuverneDonald Briggs, W,M.

Newporl No, ll8, St. Paul ParkArthur Evans, W.M'

Della No. l19, MarshallThomas HaYnes, W.M.

Winslow Lewis No. 125, OsseoGary walker, W.M'Gerild Anderson, Jr., S.W'

Moorhead No. 126. MoorheadThomas Luttio, W.M.Trygve Skolness, Proxy. S.W'Kelfh Tandy, J.W.

Swift No. 129, BensonJohn Kennedy, Proxy, W.M.Kenneth Hanson, S'w.

Nelson No. 135, BuffaloPeler Llndquist, J.W.

Orlon No. 138, AtwaterLarry Stranbers, W.M.

Crookston No. l4l, CrookstonJames Jerde, W.M.

Lakeview No. 143, OrtonvilleLawrence Rothi, W'M.Roberl Rothi, Proxy, J.W.

Canby No. 147, canbyMlchael Miller, W.M.Ronald Briggs, S.W.

Chaska No, l5l, ChaskaCharles Marston, W.M.

Kodahya No. 153, Browns Valleywlllis weeks, W'M'

Tracy No. 155, TracyJohn R. Petersen, w'M.

Wadena No. 156, WadenaRoberl Fort, w'M.Glenn Johnson, J.w.

Perham No, 157, PerhamRandy Hutmacher. W.M.John Slone, J.W.

Plymouth No. 160, MinneapollsWilbur Koelmel, W.M.George Mokler, Proxy' s.W.Ervln Moser, J.W.

Slncerlty No. l6l, VillardWalt Wlnler, W.M.Grant Torfln, s.W.


Jasper No. 164, Rush CityLoring Nelson, S.W.Vernard Dahl, Proxy, J.W.

Minnehaha No. 165, MinneapollsGene Stifter, W.M.Steven Ackerman, S.W.George Leppanen, J.W.

Garnel No. 166, White Bear LakeJames Walker, W.M.Gene Rincelaub, S.W.Kenneth Arehart, J.W.

Braden No. 168, St. PaulRoger Josephson, Proxy, W.M.Daniel Carlson, S.W.Arnold Bellis, Proxy, J.W.

Shekinah No. l7l, St. PaulAlvin Bohne, W.M.Donald McArdell, S.W.Steve Harris, J.W.

Valley No. 174, GlenwoodCarl Sudbrink, W.M.

Roman Eagle No. 175, AdrianRichard Sell, W.M.

Ark No. 176, MinneapolisWalter Haselhuhn, W.M.Bryce Rowe, Proxy, S.W.Marshall Bernslein, J.W.

Rough Ashler No. 177, Belle PlalneJames Norcross, W.M.

Dalles No. l8l, CloquetUrban Felstrup, W.M.Eldon Treichler, S.W.Clifion Reed, Proxy, J.W.

Fair Haven No. 182, AnnandaleJames Rogers, W.M.Charles Martin, J.W.

Midway No. 185, St. PaulDonald Larson, W.M.Edward Pekarik, Proxy, J.W.

lonlc No. 186, DuluthMaynard Eng, W.M.Michael Rosenzweig, S.W.Glenn Simmonds, J.W.

Arcana No. 187, MinneapolisRonald Lappi, W.M.Walton French, S.W.Gerald Charlrand, Proxy, J.W,

Fortilude No. 188, Two HarborsKenneth Larson, W.M.Merlin Bennelt, Proxy, S.W.Jon Jocoby, J.W.

Traverse No. 189, WheatonMllfon Larson, Proxy, W.M.

Mlzpah No. l9l, So. St. PaulMichael Werth, W.M.

Renville No. 195, RenvilleLeslie Hemingson, W.M.Stanley Hemingson, Proxy, S.W.

Geneva No. 196, MadisonBert Rude, s.w.

Vermilllon No, 197, TowerKeith Priebe, W.M.Davld Gustafson, S.W.Loren Llnd, J.W.

Euclld No. 198, DuluthDwayne Lillegren, W.M.Alvln S. gerg, S.W.Davld Bakken, J.W.

Atelier No. 202, DawsonDon Peferson, W.M.

Stewarlvllle No. 203, StewartvilleRussell Billings, W.M.Aulden Winch, Proxy, S.W.Glen Douglas, Proxy, J.W.

Wayzafa No. 205, WayzalaCarl Andersen, W.M,James Bagwell, S.W.

Itasca No. 208, Grand RaDidsSamuel Dickinson, W.M.Lauren Lampi, S.W.Orvllle Swelland, Proxy, J.W,

Sibley No. 209, WinthropSteven Johnson, W.M.Dean Conklln, S.W.Raymond Plnske, J.W.

Hallock No. 212, Hallockwilllam Ash, s.w.

Mystic No. 213, AlikinRonald Nelson, W.M.Thomas Henderson, S.W.Lyman Gage, J.W.

Caplial Clty No. 217, St. PaulMlchael McDole, W.M.

Mora No, 223, MoraHsrlan Talley, W.M.

Minnesota No. 224, MinneapollsDonald Nelson, Proxy, W.M.Charles Horn, S.W.


Lincoln No. 226, MilacaPhlllp Anderson, Proxy, W'M.Larry Moe, S.W.Reuben Dahlstrom, Proxy, J.W.

Chlsago No. 232, Norlh BranchWilford Sorenson, W.M.

Bemidil No. 233, BemidiiJohn Wirf, W.M.Richard Yaeger, J.W.

Sandslone No. 234, SandsloneRaymond StockamP, W.M.Weldon Sundem, J.W.

Northern No. 236, Thief River FallsEdmund Doeling, W.M.Arnold Hill, S.W.Allen Fannin, J.w.

Albert Pike No, 237, HopkinsWllllam Boyle, W.M.Robert Olln, Proxy, J.W.

Eveleth No. 239, EvelethEdward Nevala, W.M.John Potthoff, J'w.

Cass No. 243, CassFloyd Buckley, Proxy, W.M'

Fides No. 246, SanbornDlck Gransee, w.M.Frank crlppen, Proxy, J.w.

Lakefleld No. 250, LakefieldMarvln Tltus, Proxy, W'M.Russell Buhler, S.W.

Lake Park No. 254, Lake ParkDuane Hanson, W.M.Charles Storm, S.W.

Mesaba No. 255, HibblnsGary Fox, W.M.Dana Anderson, S.W.Davld Howard, J.W.

Fellowship No. 257, No. St. PaulGerald E. Launderville, W.M.Kenneth Klnser, S.w.Davld Bohmert, Proxy, J.W.

Monigomery No. 258, Sl. PaulSydney Schwartz, W.M.George Carlson, S.W.John Ady, J.W.

Tusler-Summll No, 263, St, PaulHartley Hedbers, W.M.James Osborne, Jr., Proxy, S'W.Charles Luman, Proxy, J.W.

Virglnla No. 264, VirginiaGeorge McLellan, W.M.Arnold Maki, S.w.Wllliam Bauman, J.W.

Compass No. 265, RobbinsdaleJohn Rost, W.M.Thomas Lehman, S.W.James Halsted, J.W.

Roseau No. 268, RoseauJeff Hanson, W.M.

Koochlchlng No. 270, Inlernational FallsAl Braford, W.M.Raloh Bucklln, s.w.Robert LaRock, Proxy, J.W.

Canlsteo No. 271, coleraineEugene Grover, W.M'Bertll Sandstrom, S.W.Robert Shepard, J.W.

Helios No, 273, CambridgeAllen Peierson, W'M.Kenneth Wesl, S.W.Davld Rahm, Proxy, J.W.

Hematfte No. 274, ChlsholmEdward Soroko, w.M'Ronald Tolonen, s.w'Howard Smith, J.W.

Chippewa No. 275, Deer RiverThomas Raiala, W.M'

Cuyuna Range No. 276, CrosbyWilbur Haynes, W.M.Willl6m Cory, S.W.Bob Chapman, Proxy, J.w.

Lake Harrlet No, 277, MinneapolisVernon Perrlgo, W.M'Karl Sharp, S.W.Galen Schmick, Proxy, J.W'

Hlnckley No, 278, HlnckleyHarold Nelson, Proxy, J.W.

Lakeslde No. 281, DuluthMichael Nezworskl' W.M'Roy Mattson, J.W.

Trlnlly No. 282' DuluihJames Baker, w.M'Klrk Teschner, S.w.Danlel Goman' J.w.

Hlll ctty No, 283, Hill CltYMlchael Wllliams, W'M.Douglas Cummlns, S'W'James wsllace, J'w.

L76 GRAND LODGE OF MINNESOTA

Otier Tall No. 284, Pelican RapidsHarold Holl, W.M.Herb Borg, Proxy, S.W.Harold Johnson. J.w.

Solomon's No, 286, Moose LakeFrank Romanoskl, W.M.Duane Booker, S.W.

Hiram No, 287, LindstromLee Nelson, W.M.John Boyd, S.W.Howard Nelson, Proxy, J.W.

Ely No. 288, ElyRobert Tholen, W.M.

Macalesler No. 290, St. PaulRichard Holmsten, W.M.

Red River No. 292, E. Grand ForksRoberi Slmonson, W.M.Franklyn Haynes, S.W.

Biwablk No. 293, BiwabikFred Bovee, W.M.William Anderson, S.W.Derell Schuh, J.W.

Sunrise No. 294, ClinlonJack Utley, Proxy, W.M.John Morrls, Proxy, S.W.Jack Utley. J.W.

Mount Olivet No. 299, Pine CilyPaul Howland, W.M.John Magel, J.W.

Joppa No. 300, MinneapolisJon W. Papas, W.M.Mike Powles, Proxy, S.W.William Rothermal, Proxy, J.W.

Walker No. 302, WalkerWalier Kruger, S.W.

Glen Avon No. 306, DuluthHarold Jensen, W.M.Clark Neelenbeek, S.W.John Bergum. J.W.

Zarthan No. 309, MinneapolisWilliam French, W.M.

Hazel Park No. 312, St. PaulRalph Pendergrass, W.M.Harold Glayebrook, J.W.

Universlly No. 316, MinneapolisCharles Doyle, Proxy, W.M.Cliff Fuller, Proxy, S.W.J.W. Locker, Proxy, J.W.

Lynnhurst No. 317, MinneapollsGaylen Threinen, W.M.Harrington Powers, S.W.Dale Karow, J.W.

T,W. Hugo No. 318, DuluthDanlel Lock, W.M.Robert Olson, S.W.Elvin Washburn, Jr., J,W.

Mound No. 320, MoundJames Fisher, W.M.Robert Dybing, S.W.John Madson, J.W.

Paul Revere No. 321, Sf. Louls parkJohn Berdahl, W.M.Thomas Pilker, S.W.John VanHofwegen, S.W,

Como Park No. 324, St. paulHarding Dahlslrom, Jr., W.M,Francis O'Donnell, S.W.Norman Hodge, J.w.

Bryn Mawr No. 325, MinneapollsBiorn Tenold, W.M.

Mt. Moriah No. 327, MccregorRaymond Henry, W.M.Ray Nelson, S.W.Darrel Olson, J.W.

Triangle No. 328, FosstonRobert Clark, W.M.Elmer Erickson, Proxy, S.W.

Nashwauk No. 331, NashwaukPaul Tweed, W.M.Norman Volght, S.W.James Reisinger, J.W.

Richfield No. 334, RichfleldDonald Conway, W.M.George Tornio, S.W.Joseph Anderson, J.W.

Cenlury No. 338, RichfieldWayne D. perkins, W.M.Albert Davies, Proxy, S,W,Robert Stavas, Proxy, J.W.

Plne No. 339, Pine RiverDale Farnam, W.M.Clinton Wheeler, J.W.

Bloomington No. 340, BloominglonMichael Volgerson, W,M.Herman Brihn, S.W.Elden Larson, J.W.

Taconlte No. 342, Silver BaYDavld Houle, W.M.Gary Thompson, S.W.Kelth Wiedman, J.w'

Edina No. 343, MinneapollsJohn Pelerson, W.M.Robert Holden, Proxy, S.W.

Foresl Lake No. 344, Foresl LakeJohn Coy, W.M.Gerald Greer, S.w.Chrlsiopher Novak, J'W'


Norlheasl No. 345, FridleyTom Lande, W.M.Duane Retzer, J.W.

Lebanon No. 346, EaganThomas Anderson. W.M'Franklln Benson, S.W.Norman E. Schirmer, J.W.

Respectfully submitted,

R.W.B. Raymond E' Schlemmer (118), Chairman, G'S'

W.Bro. Arnold W. Moen (118) 1990

W.Bro. James H. A. Neetenbeek (306) 1990' G.S.B.

STANDING COMMITTEES FOR 1989-90

APPEALS & GRIEVANCES:P.G.M. Raymond Pavola (282) Chairman 1992, 2L8-7n-7416

388 Pike Lake, Duluth 55811

P.G.M. Donald W. Sether (258) 1991

P.G.M. Samuel K. Dickinson (293-208) 1908

P.G.M. Franklin G. Emrick (316) 1991

W.Bro. Roger L. Hildebrand (284) G.P.

BUSINESS AND RULES:W.Bro. Jack A. Benson Q'M. (1?6) ChairmanW.Bro. Jedson (Jed) Hejda G'SI.B'W.Bro. Roger L. Hildebrand G.P.W.Bro. Eric J. Neetenbeek S.G.S.

CODE REVIEW:P.G.M. AlynDull (23) Chairman t991 612'252-9579

1226 Kilian Blvd., St. Cloud 56llM

P.G,M. Donald J. Flood (257) 1990

R.W.B. Raymond E. Schlemmer (118) G,S.

W.Bro. Eric J. Neetenbeek S.G.SI. (306)

TV.Bro. Gene L. Foot (276) 1991

W.Bro. Otto B. Christenson (168) 1901

W.Bro. Carl E. Erickson (100) f992

612{33-1706


COUNSELOR COMMITTEE:1{.Bro. William L. Rothermal (300) Chairman 1991 612-9354641

3629 Sumter Ave. So., Minneapolis 58426W.Bro. Clyde White (258) 1991

Bro. Dexter C. Pehle (165) 1992W.Bro. Lyle IV. Winter (166) 1990W.Bro. Alan A, Nemchik (30) 19901{.Bro. James D. LeBlanc (nD lgfl2W.Bro. James Osborne (203) 1991

W.Bro. Roger Hildebrand G.P.

CREDENTIALS:R.W.B. Raymond E. Schlemmer (118) Chairman G.S.W.Bro. Arnold W. Moen (118) 1990W.Bro. James H.A. Neetenbeek (306) 1990

DISTINGUISHED GUESTS AND HONORARY MEMBERSHIP:P.G.M. Archibald Duncan (166) 1992 Chairman 612-{26-3500

140 Spruce, Mahtomedi b5115P.c.M. Mortimer B. Miley (3) 1998P.G.M. Alyn N. Dull (23) 1991

P.G.M. Raymond Pavola (282) 1990P.c.M. Donald W. Sether (208) 1994

EXAMINATION OF VISITORS:P.G.M. John P. Peterson (207) 1991 Chairman 210{94-1141

P.O. Box 237, Staples 50479lV.Bro. Philip G. Soderberg (22) 1990 CustodianW.Bro. Clifford G. Fuller (316-345) 1991

EXTERNAL RELATIONS:P.G.M. Archibald Duncan (166) 1991 ChairmanW.Bro. Lawrence K. Davies (290) 199014r.Bro. Herbert Roy (176-112) 1902

FINANCE:R.W.B. Charles Baltos (8) S.G.W. ChairmanP.G.M. David S. Bouschor (198)R.W.B. Robert F. Papas (300) D.G.M.W.Bro. Edward W. Waldon (230) J.G.W.W.Bro. Warren K. Clark (230) S.G.D.W.Bro. Galen Schmick (277) P.G.T.W.Bro. Douglas E. Congdon (3{0)R.Iry.B. Fred B. Vihovde (334-346) c.T.R.W.B. Raymond E. Schlemmer (11S) G.S.


FRATERNAL RELATIONS AT ROCHESTER:W.Bro. Philip G. Soderberg Cust. (22) 1991Chairman

179

612-289-2903

612445-1399

6L24n-2854901 Ghostley, Champlin 55316

214 S.W. 28th St., Rochester 55901

P.G.M. Samuel K. Dickinson (293-208) 1992

W.Bro. Warren K. Clark (203) 1993

W.Bro. Edward H. Gerards (21) 1900

W.Bro. Gerald R. Flickinger (21) 1994

HISTORICAL & ARCHIVAL:Bro. Jack Morehouse (118) 1994 Chairman

?462 Carman Ave, East, Inver Grove Heights 55075

Bro. Charles W. Nelson (190) 1990

W.Bro. Duane Anderson (306) P.G.O. 1991

INVESTMENT (Spectal):W.Bro. Vernon M. Lang (44) Chairman

612 East 3rd Ave., Shakopee 55379

W,Bro. J.V. Christianson (119) J.G,S.W.Bro, Eric J. Neetenbeek (306) S.G.S.W.Bro. Richard Whea0on (95)

JURISPRUDENCE:P.G.M. Donald M. Severson (18?) r99l Chairman 612-561-5926

62N Colfax Avenue No., Brooklyn Center 55430

P.G.M. David S. Bouschor (198) 1993

P.G.M. John P. Peterson (207) 1992

P.G.M. Donald J. Flood (257) 1990

W.Bro. J.V. Christianson (119) J.G.S.

LEADERSHIP:W.Bro. Jerry B. Oliver (30) 1994 Chairman

W,Bro. Robert Retherford (2) 1993

W.Bro. Lawrence K. Davies (290) 1994

W.Bro. J.V. Christianson (119) J.G.S.W.Bro. Richard Hyllestad (321) 1993

W.Bro. John Lenberg (5) 1992

W.Bro. Douglas E. Congdon (340) 1992

\4r.Bro. Eric J. Neetenbeek (306) 1993 S.G.S.W.Bro. John M, Young (213-276) 1992

W.Bro. Charles E. Magnusson (165) 1992

W.Bro. Terry Tilton P.G.C. (239) 1991

W.Bro. Joseph Goldman (112-176) 1992

TV.Bro. TVarren Mielke, Jr. (3ffi) 1992

W.Bro. James A. Christensen (293) Chairman D.R.'s

180 GRANDLODGE OFIyIINNESOTA

MASONIC RESEARCH AND EDUCATION:R,W.B. Galen Schmick Q77) 1993 Chairman 6L2-5264?4L

5525 Zenith Avenue South, Edina bd410W.Bro. Rodney M. Larson (80) J.G.D.W.Bro. Glen D. Douglas (209) 1999W.Bro. Duane E. Anderson (806) P.G.O. 1990W.Bro. Warren K. Clark (208) S.G.D.W.Bro. Eric J. Neetenbeek (906) S.G.S.W.Bro. Richard M. Hyllested (821) D.R. 1992W.Bro. Richard Skinner (293) 1998

MASONTC SCHOLARSHIP:Bro. Paul M. Day (a8) Chairman 612-296-8806

522 Capitol Square, St. Paul 5bt0tW,Bro. Benjamin H. Holt (21)Bro. Wallace M. Brunswold (21)

W.Bro. Lloyd C. Anderson (182)

W.Bro. Leonard G. Rowe (2bZ)

Bro. Douglas J. Bade (rb1)Bro. John E. Grossman (18b)

Bro. Leslie S. Dahm (166)

MASONS FOR DIABETIC YOUTH:W.Bro. George R. Tengwell (1M) Chairman 612-2gb-2168

R.R. 4, Willmar b6201W.Bro. Glen Miller (26F) 1991W.Bro. Michael E. Ellis 08?) 1994

W.Bro. Clayton L. Thomas (254-106) 1994lV.Bro. Charles A. Munson (168) tggaW.Bro. Robert W. Kugler (23) 1994

W.Bro. Jedson (Jed) Hedja (264) 1992Bro. firomas S. Denison Q7Z) LggzW.Bro. James H.A. Neetenbeek (906) 1998

OFFICE MANAGEMENT:R.W.B. Charles Baltos S.G.W. ChairmanR.W.B. Edward W. Waldon (23)R.W.B. Fred B. Vihovde (884-446) c.T.R.W.B. Raymond E. Schlemmer (118) G.S.P.G.M. David S. Bouschor (198)

ORDER OF DEMOLAY:W.Bro. ArnoldS. Carlson (281) Chairman 1992 2t'8-?n-20/8/i

3523 East 4th St.. Duluth EEB04W.Bro. Rodney M. Larson (80) J.G,D.W.Bro. Jack A. Benson (1?6) G.Mar.W.Bro. Robert R. Anderson, Jr. (1??-834) l99B


PAYROLL:R.W.B. Fred B. Vihovde (334'346) G.T. ChairmanW.Bro. Andrew F. Nutz, Sr. (324) 1990

W.Bro. Lyle J, Johnson (277) 1990

PREPAID DUES:W.Bro. J.V. Christianson (119) J.G.S' ChairmanW.Bro. Hugh Heincke (334) 1992

W.Bro. Jack A. Benson (1?6) G.Mar.W.Bro. Michael C. Powles (300) 1992

W.Bro. Henry Van Geest (100-263) 1990

PRINTING:M.W.B, Ward C. Sonsteby (81) G.M' Chairman

R.W.B. Fred B. Vihovde (334-346) G'T'R.W.B. Raymond E. Schlemmer (118) G.S.

PROGRAMS AND PLANNING:R.W.B. Edward W. Waldon (23) J.G.W. ChairmanR.W.B. Charles Baltos (8) S.G.W. Asst. ChairmanR.W.B. Robert F. Papas (300) D'G.M.R.W.B. Raymond E. Schlemmer (118) G.S.

W.Bro. Warren K. Clark (203) S.G.D.W.Bro. Rodney M. Larson (30) J.G.D.W.Bro. Jack A. Benson (176) G.Mar.W.Bro. Eric J. Neetenbeek (306) S.G.S.

W.Bro. J.V. Christianson (119) J.G.S.W.Bro. Roger L. Hildebrand (284) G.P.

PUBLIC RELATIONS:Bro. Stuart W. Gang (3) G.C. ChairmanBro. Earl L. Henton (318) 1993

W.Bro. Lonnie Roach (42) 1991

W.Bro. Stuart A. Lindman (224) 1993

Bro. Lloyd V. Gustafson (277) 1990

Bro. Allen N. FagleY (64-2) 1993

W.Bro. Jack A' Benson (1?6) G'Mar'W.Bro. Warren K. Clark (203) J'G.D.

PUBLISHTNG THE MINNESOTA MASON:W.Bro. Douglas E. Congdon (340) Chairman 612-649-1040

11000 Oregon Curve, Bloomington 55438

W.Bro. Joseph Daugherty (290) 1991

W,Bro. Arthur L. Johnsen (113) 1998

W.Bro, Eric J. Neetenbeek (306) S.G.S, 1992

W.Bro. Jack A, Benson (176) G.Mar'

181


RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE GRAND MASTER:P.G.M. Donald W. Sether (2b8) 1992 Chairman 6 Lz_?76_wt2

2184 Arkwright, St. paul SbU?P.c.M. Ralph L. Hultquist (4) 1991P.G.M. David S. Bouschor (198) 1992

RESOLUTIONS:P.G.M. Harry P. Larson (292) 1990 Chairman ZLB_77g{l74g

620 North 2nd St., East Grand Forks,b6?21Bro. Terry L. Tilton (299) 1991P.G.M. Samuel K. Dickinson (299) 1992W.Bro. Warren K. Clark (20S) S.G.D.W.Bro. Rodney M. Larson (80) J.G.D.

SITE (Special):P.c.M. DavidS. Bouschor (198) Chairman ILB-7Z4LZ76I

124 North 24th Ave. East, Dulutr b58t2W.Bro. Edward W. Waldon (28) J.G.W.R.W.B. Raymond E. Schlemmer (118) G.S.

SUBORDINATE LODGE BUILDINGS:W.Bro. Charles W. Nelson (190) Chairman 6l.f.rti22_ggtz

R.w.B. Robert F. papas (r*) l3ll Blr.l;.^*' No'' Minneapolis 55411

R.W.B. Fred B. Vihovde (8g4-946) c.T,

TELLERS:W.Bro. John C. Chegwyn (2b8) 1990 Chairman 6Lz+7?74460

1681 East Sextant Ave., St. pdul b8109P.G.M. Harry p. Larson (292) 1990W.Bro. Pete Kloskowski (28) 1991W.Bro. Michael powles (800) 1991

WNLS & BEQUESTS:W.Bro. Eric J. Neetenbeek (906) S.G,S. ChairmanW.Bro. Galen Schmick (27D p.G.T, 1992W.Bro. Charles L. Horn (19) 1990Bro. Raebern B. Hitchcock (2bB) 1991P.c.M. Otis H. Godfrey, Jr. (E) 1991

GRAND LODGE OF MINNESOITA

BOARD OF CUSTODIANS

Region t:W.Bro. MarlinE. Denison (141) 1990

?22 Stewart Avenue' Crookston 56?16

Region II:W.Bro. Kenneth R. Spangler (208) 1992

510 1st Ave' N.W., Grand Rapids 55744

Region III:M.W. John P. Peterson (207) 1992

P.O. Box 237, Staples 56479

Region IV:

Reglon V:W.Bro. Clifford G' Fuller (316-345) 1990

7421N,E' Van Buren St., Fridley 55432

Region VI:W.Bro. DavidE. Olson (165) 1994

8010 Rondeau Lake Road, Forest Lake 55025

Reglon Vll:W,Bro. Maurice A. Engen, Jr' (165) 1992

?621Morgan Avenue South, Richfield 55423

Region VIil;W.Bro. RichardA. Bowdin (64) 1993

39g West Amber Lake Drive, Fairmont 56031

Region IXrW.Bro. Douglas J. Campbell (334)-1994

og4r Park Avenue South, Minneapolis 55417

Reglon X:W.Bro. Philip G. Soderberg (22) 1988

214 S.W. 28th Street, Rochester 55901

Cus0odian at Large:W.Bro. Robert G. Adams (265) 1992

5152 Washburn Avenue No., Minneapolis 0t430

Chalrman:M.W. John P. Peterson P.G.M. (207) 1902

P.O. Box 237, StaPles 50479

183

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6L2-3264282

218{94-1141

612-78G4226

6t24U-2694

612-866-1893

6L2-236-5123

612-866-2184

507-289-2903

6t2-522$l4L

218€94-1141

184 GRAI{DLODGEOFMINNESOTA

GRAND LODGE DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES FOR TOE9.OO

District No. t:Kenneth Shaw (296) tg88 (Joanne) 48{81_1062

N.W. Trailer Ct., Lot 46, Ttrief River Falls b6201

Distrlct No. 2:Leoluettjohann (141) 1987 (Judtth) 218-2Bt-1561

182 Twin Drive, Crookston 56?16

District No. 3:C. Dean Fox (284) 19Sg (Marilyn) 218{69-3561

Box 51, Pelican Rapids b65?2

District No. 4:James A. Christensen (299) 1988 (pamela ) 2tg{68{S12

884 Vermilion Trail, Gilbert 55?41

Dlstrlct No. E:fimothy R. Luhm (818) 198? (Vicki) 2tg-A25444s

E1Bl Juniata Street, Duluth EEB04

Dlstrlct No. 6:EugenelawrenceJr. (2?1) 19S9 (LuluB.) zr8{it2-3bo8

Rt. I, Box 214, Big Fork, MN b6629

Dlstrict No. ?:John M. Young, Jr. (218-2?6) 1982 (Lucille) 2Lg-gZ7-Z14l6

BtZ 4th Avenue N.W., Aitkin 56431

Dlstrlct No. 8:GeorgeH. Fahrenholz (164) t9?O 612_gb84g75

Route No. 1, Box 288, Rush City 8b069

Dlstrlct No. 0:DaleYoakum (104) 198? (Marilyn ) 6t2-2g5-gf/tt(B) 2g5-tb?S

1E0b S.W. Willmar Avenue, Willmar 80201

Dlstrict No. l0:Maxwell W. Kaufman (60) 19S9 Gois) 612-gb2-g860

731 Getty, Sauk Centre i63?8

Dlgtrlct No. 11:

RobertJ. Reed (100) 198? (Dana) 612.209{280Box 81, Route No.4, Montevldeo 562e6


Dlstrlct No. 12:James W. Critchfield (104) 19S? (Gail) 612'235-5544

525 South East 3rd Street, Willmar s6201

District No. 13:Jay U. Ipsen (2{2) 19S? (Nancy) 612-545{740

1120 Welcome Avenue North, Golden Valley 55422

District No. 14:Wayne R. Newton (265) 19S5 (Bonnie) 612421'n03

?925 Penn Avenue North, Brooklyn Park 55444

District No. 15:William L. Rothermal (200) 1988 (Gloria Jean) 612-9354641

3629 Sumter Avenue So., Minneapolis 55426

District No. 161

JerryJ. Johnson (166) 19Sg (Sherry) 612-739-3812

3206 Canterbury Drive, Woodbury 55125

District No. 17:OttoB. Christenson (16s) 19sg 612'788{376

2312 Howard Street N.E., Minneapolis 55418

District No. 18:Richard M, Hyllested (321) 1983 (Jan) 612-636'707?

1992 Sioux Blvd., New Brighton 55112

District No. 10:DonaldD. Conn (31) 1987 (Judy) 612-758-3506

District No. 2l:LeeYork (262) 1989 (Joan) 507'879-3497

R. 1, P.O. Box 31, Lake Wilson 56151

District No. 22:R. Peter Schue (209) 1980 (Agnes) 612-237'5156

R.R. 1, Box 1138, 224 Lincoln Ave. E., Gaylord 55344

District No. 23:Duane L. Pingeon (9?) 19S4 (Barbara) 507{31-8882

Rou0e No. 1, Box 46, Windom 56101

Dlstrlct No. 24:VerlandD. Roed (12) (Mary) 507'887'7048

106 North Plainview, Mankato 56001

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District No. 25:James Partridge (33) 1987 (Marcia)

421 East South Street, Owabonna b8060

District No. 27:Martin S. Benson (34) 1987 (Hazel)

Rt. 3, Box 13, Cannon Falls 55009

District No. 281

Myron (Mike) McNeil (190) 1989 (Fran)3960 S.E. Oak Park Circle, Rochester b8901

District No. 29:DonaldL. Fowler (z€) (Ingrid)

Route No. 1, Box 247H, La Crescent 55947

District No. 30:Norrin L. Storelee (36) (Phillis)

Route No. 1, Lanesboro 58949

District Representatives at Large:Metro Area:

Charles J. Luman (263) 19SO (Libby)1407 Brooks Avenue West, Roseville b0113

Southern Area:DonaldA. Rippentrop (26) 1984 (Norieta)

719 Valley Avenue, Albert Lea 56007

507-451-7637

5W-Afi-2749

507-282-0390

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nu7467-33in

612{33-7269

507-373-3610

Elective Officers:James A. Christensen, President; Donald L. Fowler, Vice-President;

James W. Critchfield, Secretary.

All business having been disposed of, the t36th Annual Communicationof the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Minnesota, A.F. & A.M. was closed inAmple Form by the Grand Master, Most lVorshipful Ward C. Sonsteby,

WARD C. SONSTEBYGrand Master

Attest:

RAYMOND E. SCHLEMMERGrand Secretary

GRAI\D LODGE OF MINNESOTA

APPENDIX A - Grand Lodge Officers by Years

APPENDIX B - Names of Lodges Alphabetically Arradged

APPENDIX C - Location of Lodges Alphabetically Arranged

APPENDIX D - Directory of Lodges January 1, 1989

APPENDIX E - Lodges, Lost or Changed

APPENDIX F - Abstract of Returns for 1988

APPENDIX G - Grand Secretaries

APPENDIX H - Grand Representatives

APPENDIX I - Deaths by Lodges in 1988

APPENDIX J - Distinguished Dead of other Grand Jurisdictions

APPENDIX K - District Representatives and Trial Commissioners

APPENDIX L - Board of Custodians with their Districts, Lodges andMonitors

APPENDIX M - Custodians Emeritus

APPENDIX N - Custodians Honorary

APPENDIX O - Monitors Emeritus

APPENDIX P - Honorary Past Grand Officers

APPENDIX Q - Trial Commissioners

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APPENDIX B

Namc of Lodgcr Alphabctlcally Anuged

Nunber in ( ) lndlcat$ Distrlct

NameName No.No

Accacia . .(16) 61AlbertPlke . . .. ,. ,(l8) 29?Alpha . . ,. (2) 290Anciont LandEark (1?) 6Anoka.. ,(14) g0Antiquity .....,..221 SlArcana . ..(l4) f8?Ark ............ ,(16) t?6Atalier.. .l']lZOzAurora . ..(?) 100Balabon . ....,,.,1201 2SlBemidji .......,..{0) 299BenFranklin ..,..(21) 114Bethel .. .... .. ,. .{24} 108Biwablk .....,...,(,1) 299Bloomington . ,...(18) 910Blue Earth City . . .(20) 6?Braden . .{t?} 108Brahan . ..(8) 206BryrMawr .......(f6) 926Caledonia . ...... ,(80) 20Canby .. .[r] 14?Canistoo .....,,,.(41 Z7lCapitalCity ..,., .(t?l 271Carnelian ....,,,1271 40Caee ..............(6) 24sCataract ..... .. ,.(f{) 2Century . .(16) 888Chainlake .......(28) 6{Charity . .l2?l SgChaeka . .. . ,.... .(l9) 16rChippewa ...,.....161 276Chiaago . ..,,......151 252Cleanater .......{fg) 28ConoPark .....,,lt?l 824Compaes .(14) 206Constellation .....,(9) 8fCorinthian .......1261 67CornerStone ......(8) 99Coteau . .1201 214Cregcent ,.i'71 2O7Crookston .........(2) f41CuyunaRange,,.,.l7l 276Dakota ...,,,,..,{'271 7Dallee .. ..(6) r81Delta ... .(20) 1roDoric... .1261 87Edina .. .(18) 849Elv..... ..Ul 28E

Foreetlake .........(16) 814Fortitude ...(6) 188Fratornal .,,(8) 92Fraternity .(23) 10fGarnet . ...{fO) 180Geneva . ...{1f) f90Glen Avon . . (6) 306GoldenFleece ......{12) 89GoldenSheaf ....... .(9) f33GrandMaraie ....... .61 A22GrandMeadow .....(281 tzlGriswold ..(13) 2r8Guardian . .(12) 149Hallock. .,.lll zfzHazelPark .(16) 912Hector . ...{12) f68Helioe.. ....(81 2?9Hematite ..,{'41 271Hennepin ...........(f6) 1HillCity .....(6) 289Hiackley . ..181 276Hiram .. ...(101 28?Hope... ...ll9l 42Howard . ..(f9) 82HuramA'Bi ........(28) 8SIlluatrious , {28} 68Ionic ... ,...(6) 186ItaEca . ....{6)208Ja8per . ....{8) 164Joppa .. ....(rE) 800Josephue ..|'211 126Keystone ,,, .221 S4Khurum . ..(16) 112KingHiram .........(fg) SrKingSolonon .......(fg) 44Kodahya ...(91 r6aKoochicbing .........(4) 2?0Lakefield ..1281 260LakeHaniet .,,.....(161 277Lake Park . .61 264Lakeeide ..,{6} 28rLakeview ..(lf) 1{3LakeWileon ..,,,,.,l2ll 282Lebanon ,..(18) 846Libanue . ,.(28) 96Lincoln . .. ...(8) 228LittleFalle .{r0} 140Lynnhurst .(16) 81?Macalost€r . .(l?) 290Mankato ...(241 12Mantoryille ......,..(28) 11Marietta ....(11) l?2McKinley ..l2ll 261Meridiao ..l2Sl 26Meeaba . . .. .(41 266Midway . ..(1?) 186Minneapolla .........(11)'fgMinnehaha .........{16} 166Minnesota .1161 224Mizpah . ...(16) 19rMontgonery ........{U} 268

Monticello ..(tS) 16Moorhead ..(9) 126Mora... ....(8) 228MorningStar .,,,,..l2Sl 2SMound . ...(rg) 820MountOlivet .........(8) 299MounCTabor .........(9) f06Mt.Modah ..........l7l 527Munay . ..(21) 199Mystic . ...l7l zt'MyeticCircle ........(S0) ?8Mysticstar .........(80) 69Nashwauk ...{4) 88:Nelson . ...{f3} 186Newport ,.,,(16) 118Nicoflet . .,1241 61Northeaet . (14) 846Northem ...(1) 2SoNorthSCar ,.{f0} 29Olivia .. ....1721220Orient .. ...(30) 84Oriental . ,,'271 81Orion .. ....(12) 188Oeirie.. .....(11272OtcerTail ....{9) 284Paleetine ...{6) ?9PaulRevere .........(18) S21Payneeville .(10) ?fPerham . .. ,.(g) 16?Pickwick ...(29) rr0Pine... ....(?)SSgPleasantGrove ..,,,,(281 22Plymouth . .{16) 100Prairie . ...(26) f28Preston . ...(901 g0Prudence ...(28) 9?Quarry . ....(211 r48BedRiver ..,.e1 ZS2Redl{ing ...........(271 IRelief .....(28) r08Renville . ...(12) 196Richfield ..(16) 384RialngSun .l29l 1SRoch€st€r ,,.Qgl 2lRonanEagle ........(21) t?6Roseau . .,..(1) 2OgRoughAahlar . ......(19) 1??Ruthton ..,.{. 11 242St.John'r ..........{16) ISt. Paul ... .........(101 ISandrtono ...{8} 29{Sharon . .... (12) 104Shekinah .. (r7) 1?lShell .. .. .. .(6) 184Sherburne .... . ..... (11) 96


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Locatlou olLodgcr Alphrbctlcelly Anrogod

No. LocatlooLocatlon Lodge No

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St.Paul Braden ..,. 168St. Paul , . Capital0ity 217St, Paul . Como Park .524St. Paul . Hazel Park 312St.Paul . . Macaleeter ...290St.Paul , . Midway .,186St. Paul . Montgomery 268St. Paul . . Shekinah . .. 171St. Paul .. .. . St. Paul 3St,Paul. . Triune,. .190St.Paul .... Tusler-Summit.. 263SC.PaulPark.... .. Newport 118St.Peter.. .. .. Nicollet ..-... 64TaylorsFalle ..- Zion .. .. .. 66Thief River Falle Northern .236Tower .. Vermillion .. .r9?Tracy.. .. Tracy.. ... 166TwoHarbors... ... Fortitude .... f88Tyler... ... McKinley .261Verndale Verndale.... ..109Villard . Sincerity ...161Virginia. ,... ... Virginia 264Wabaeha ... .. . Wapahasa ... .. 14

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GRAND LODGE OF MINNESOTAAPPENDIX G

Greld Eocretulcs

Nane of Grand SecrstaryJoseph P, JoneaNeilBas8stt .. '.A, F. AyleeworthGabrlel F, MartlnezRobert F. HendersonJack B, DonhamDieter ScheitzClaude MartlnFederlcoC,Deheza ... ..'. .

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Name ol Grand SecretuyAlbertO.Arnold,Jr, .......J, C. McClanahanJack CrouchAndre ZlrvesEdwinV, George .

W. A. Mildre!Jack B. FrazlerDavidB. Rlchardson . . . .. .. .

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RaynondE. Schlenner .....T. K. GrlffieTerryC. Alerandsr ..........Dean M. LindahlA. T. ReddlahJ,NicholasDeVroom .......Frank E, Hart . . .

Basil A. PreecottCarrollM. FoggRaymond P. Belllni ..........Ronald A, BrlnkmanR. G. ConnonWendellK.Walker ..........R.J. Towers

AddreuTopekaMasonic HomeNew OrleansLu:embourgPortlandWinnipogBaltimoreBoston

TljuanaTongonMonterreyTampicoMexlco ClCyGrand BapldsSt, Paul ParkMerldianColumbiaHelenaA llianceThe HagueRenoSt. JohnManchest€rBurllngtonAlbuquerqueSydneyNew YorkWellingtonManaguaRalelghFargoOgloHallfarWorthingtonGuthrleFor€st GrovoPanama CltyAeuncionPhlladelphiaLiEaManllaCharlottstownSantu!c€MontrealBtlebaneCranstorReginaEdinburghJohannesburgAdelaideColumbiaSioux FalleBarcelonaStockholnLausanaeHobartNashvilleWacoIstaubulSalt Lake CiCyMoatevldeoCaracasBurliagtonEaet MelbourneRichnoldTaconaPo!thCharlertoaMllwauLeeCarper


APPENDIX H

Bopr€s€ntatlvos to Gtsnd Lodgoa

UNITED STATES

2t7

Nnmo IlealdcnceC.V.Mcl,alnSr. .... .. MoblloNeil Bad6etl, Anchorogo ,..,..,.Johh E, l,orlnS .. .. .. IlivioraJamesNewman .,,.. Littl€ltock ..,, .,.Frohk P. l,emen ,. ... ; Sacmhonlo .. ..,JameaC,Callahan .,. Northglenn,,,Jos. Il, Woorlcock ,,. .. llideofiold ,. , ,. ..LswlgJ.Blackwell .,... SeaiordFloyd Worlo Springfleld, VARob€rt'L. Goldsmlth .,. MelbourneR,Il. Dramblctl .. Cummlng ,.,,.,Charlcr C. Kunzo Pocntolld ,. . . ,

JamseIl.Rahre .. . ... DuDoAllred L. Shotwell .... .. Indionapolia .. .....E. Dean Ocborn .. ....., WichitaBen Grillin lrvine . . .

Smlthlrryaht ......... Dalonltou8€.......Ilalph Bayllss . .. ....., CalaieC. Glsnn |tcsll . ,. ,. ,,.. l,rurolIloward E, I'orry ... ,. . Wctleeloy . . , ,,Itoyc€ll.Curlis .,.,. Snult,SLo.Marle..,.Jtrnre6llotnnh..... Shnnnor ... ......Charlor Bybco Sprlngfleld , . ...Emll K. Eliaeon .. .... HavreDonald L. Pohlman S[Entonl:eonord O. Ilife . -....,. Yorlngton ,..,,.,..Frcdsrlck lI. llcues . .. ,. IlochertorGoor8o F. Sl,eutol . ... .. WhltlngItoward M. llance ...... Marlon ...... .. -. . .

C.F. Dlcklnson .,...... New Dcrn ........DrnertIl.Nymtrh .,,... CEftonEdSarL.Miller ....,.,. Dellofontolne ..,..,DoeDrown lqoore.,.,.., ..W.WoltorStuar[, Jr, ... AlbEnylloh€rlF.Poyton ...... N.Scl[uate .....,.,Jease C. Branham chirl€Eton . . ,

Jerry K. Thomos ,. ,. , Raold Oltv , ,.C. Douglos Mayo ..,. . KingFDorl ,.JomeeE,Relk.. . .. IlouEtonMourlco Nelaon .. ... .. OgdenNelgon D. Wade , . .. . lslonrl Pondll. Clehn Shut[ . .. .. Brookncal . .. ,. . .

Walborg Tonltad . ,.,. 'IacomaEorl lL noblsoD ..... '. Cl€orwator. FL ....KingmanD.Loomis .'.' Itaywlrd

Ileeldehce.... Wsyzate

. I'ollcin llopido... Sun City, AZ. St. Cloud

Maple GroveMEple Crove

. . . Mlnneapolio.... Alerandria

lloscvlllcAustinA noka

' r,oln6'' Minneapolis

' S[. I'aul.. l'roctol

St. PoulMendota tlelght!

.. .. Minneapolie

.. ' Minneapolis

. Dilworth. Dloohington

. Cooko8t . ,, Sl, I'srl

. . Ddon Prairi€Itogcnv lltordD ulu th

. Cloqu€|,.... . St. Cloud

. . . Dulu[h...... Wyomlng.. .. . Minneapolis

St. PatrlCook

'. Dululh.. . Mlnnedpolis.,. stewartville

. Cro6by'.. I'orcua Fnlls. M lnncapolis. . Duluth. Anoka.. lturnboldt

DuluthSc. Paul Park

Iow., Ponnsylvonla, Wyomlng and New Morlco do hot orchango

CANADA. Alberta ..... ... BritishColumbla. Csn, in Onlarlo ,. ,

,.. Grand llapidg,.,, New Brighton,. Orehd Ropid6

... Mahtomedi.. Itelicah Itopids. . Mlnn€tonka.. P€quot Lokes

M lnheapolisD ululh

Manitobd ...N. Brun6wlck

' NovaScotid ,,.,..Pr. EOW. l6rAnO ,,.

' Queb€c .,.,. .

. Saskatchowdn ,....

Calericollou8[on, TX . '.Monteroy ....Vlccorla ,. . ...MexlcoCliy . ..

MEXICO

Baja,Callfornla ..., IlandyCarven .. .... CohalsetB€nltoJuaroz.,,... SlevenD.Caetillo . . Si. PaulNeuvoL€on.....,,. nichsrdL.DcBolt.. . DululhTamaullpar ..,..,.. NeilE,Bengt6on . . .' MarohsllYork.... RoyalG'Bouschorll Tucson, AZ


_ APPENDIXH - [Contbuod!

Bepreeentatlver to Grand Lodger

BNAZIL

Resldencc

ilt o,ro D. Menaos , .. Bahia .

Mario Ir. Alv€rc ., lJrasiliaDliezio M. l.eilao . CearaJ.t'. Duoliveira ...... VitorisAntonlo ll, Zovier .... CoianiaEdgar DeCorvahlho . . S60 LuisAdemlrA. Campos .. .. Cuiuba

WladimirSsnlos . ...,. Ilelo tlorizonte ,..,.LuisCherrnortLynch ., llclem. ..Anloniol(obelo,Jr, ..,. Parahyba. ..,C.L. d€ Souza CurilibaC.'l'amman ltecito .. . ..F. deAsci Arruda . .., Teresina .... ... . .

Mario L, Llacclar . . ,. ,, ttio DeJanelro . .

Cic€ro M. do Llma . . ljelo llorizonto . . .SamuelII.Jonee ..,. llioGr,doSul .,...AlanC,doAmaral ... PortoVelho

. Florienapolls .... Sao |taulo ,.. ..

EsrlofCadocah ...... I.ondonBernard Katz ....,.. . Dublin ..Wm. C. Shopherdson . Cldscow ....

Itesldcnce

. . Dulu !h

., Win(lom. Colden Valloy

., St. I'sul

.. Luverne

... Minno.pol16

... AitkiD.. Sl, Paul. West Sl. Paul

O ws tonns. Anoka.. Duluth.. Cloquot. Arden Ilillg.. Elk River. Crand Marole

'fwo Hstborg

RollEhlko ....Waltor Ferrairs

V illordGlenville

COLOMBIAFructuooo Silva .. ,. . . Barranquilla ... . , Barranquilla ....... Grogory A. Waltors .. . West St, PaulFern.ndo Schoonowolff Bogota .... ,. ,..... Bogola ...,..... .. Richard Cunnarson . . . DuluthJossQuesada Cartagona ....,.... Cartagona .. ...... KarlV.lrwin MinneapollsArmando G. Caicodo .. Culi ............... Occidsntal ........, Kri8topherAndorson Dilworth

AUSTNALIAA.J,W.Dennis ....... ltyde ........ NewSo.Wales .. IlerbertC,Roy .....John M. Davl€ . ...... , Dunedin .. , . , .... N€w Zoaland ... ,. D, Wllliam Tjffany ..Robertll.l'ark,.,.. ., llrisbane ... ... Qu€€nclend .. Earlltennquiet .....M.C. Mclhtosh .. Adelaide So, Austrslia ,...... Andrew E. IlagensenE,C. flidloy Launceston . . lasmanla .. ... .. Dolo Yoakum .......Edward F. A8hlon .... W. llssendon ,,... .. Victo.ia ltenry ll. Feikemo ,..DonaldW.C.egson .. Claremont .. W,Au6trall6... ... JohnI.Holler ..

BRITISH ISLES. England Ro.s E. Fredorickoon Bovey

,. Irelond DuaneEssig.....,... GlenwoodS@tland ........ llrnestK.St€nne. ..... St. Cloud

OTIIER COUNTIIIES(i.tlillinghurat - .. BusnosAir€s ..IIsns Klor€r-llomma .. , VionnoPierre Nocl .. . . .. Brussels . . .....Jose R. Albo Lo Paz .......Mario LaSos Ssntiago .. ,,..William S. Hou ... '.. 'l'aipei -....Carloe Paniagua Son Jos€ . . .

F.A. Iniqusz .. .. IlavansUlfW. l.anger ,,... ... CopcnhagonlldfaslAlcsnlara .,, SunLul)onrlngo .,JulioC. Luzuriaga ..... Cuayaqui. .,.....Julio ll.M, llublo .. .. San salvador ....'feuvo Koeonen ... ,. .. OuluJean Wallet .. . .. ParisMarius I'oungue8 .. .... LibrevilleKdrlllolnzVoighL..,.,, Ilamburg ......S, Catehia Alhens ... .. .. ...

..,. DuluthGlencoe

M innetonka, . lledwood f'alls

W renshall,. Duluth

willmar, . Minneapolie. Whitti€r, NC

. ,. Charleg Luman . ,. ,. , llossville

. M.ll, llosenwinkol ., Minneapolio

. Chatles Baltos ..,.... . lled Wingl,aul llowlsnd .... ,. llinckleyllobertLaRock ..... Internalionsl Fslls

WinonrDulu th

. Crookaton

. Minneapoll.

. Milroy, Gunther 1I. Dloreagn . . . Whlt6 Bsar Loke

MortlmerB. Miloy ,.,.. St. Paul

Jahos A. Christ€noon GilbsrtWosley C. l'eterson ... Virginio


APPENDIX H - lCon0huedl

R€plcsontetlvca to Glrand Lodgee

2L9

A.C. llodas Cuatsmala Clty . , .

RolqndoA.Rom6ro...'l'egucigalpa .......St€fan Gutna8on . .. ..., ltcykiavik .. ... .. ,.M.A. Khabalh ..,..,,. IrtadragNogerlloddad ... .,..'l'ehranWiliclonz ,l'el-Aviv ,.. .,..UnoCarassale .,,,,. Genevc'l'homas lI. llodges , ,. Yokahoma . ,. , . ,. ,

llogerNoesen,,,, l,uxembourg...,,,,E.A. lloerenbeckor , ,, ,. .fhe tlaguo . ,.. ,.a.KjellTafjord Alesund...........'l'orna9Paredes,....... PansmaCity ......SalvadorMendolzon .... AcuncionJcan Cerber .... LimaIredro P. Aguds .. ,, , Manils . . , ,..PhlllpR,Vidat.. . . IslaVcrrlsSidnoy 1,, Louis .. ,. ,. . CdDetowl ,. ... ,.. .

Alvardo P. doCaelro . Boicelon-Il.D. Sand€ll ,..,,,.,. llojdstigen .,..,.,Alfred Kunz . .. . ZurichCshltCellikci Kuvaklidere ...,...A.C.M. Galagorri ....., Montovideo ,.......DunielE. Olivaree ...... Carocas

Cuatemal!,..,,.,. DuahJacobeon,.,,,.. MarshallIlondursc ..,...... MauricoM.Kotz .... .. Minnoapoll.lcelahd . -....... rInrlia ............. IlarryP.Larson ....,,.1 E. crand Forkelran ... ,..,... ,. . Ahmad Aliabadi ,.,.... Golden Valleylgrael ..... ,.... .. . Joseph L. Soltzor ,...,.. scottsdalo, AZIl,aly ,.. ,.. ,,,. ,. , Fred D. Perklne . .. . , ... St. PaulJapan .,.l.urembourg . ,.. ,. rN€thorlardr....... .

.,....,,,a.......... Doneld .. Mitrneapolis

" .' '' 1'rygvo ClYndon -......... Oeoige ctand llsDlds.

" "'ltuss;ll "" stLoulsParkIo. . ,.. .. ltobert ..,. St. t)uulo ..,,.... t)onald W€si Sl,. Paul

So. Africa .,. ,,. ,.. ,fimothy Luhm . ,. ... I)uluthSpain ... Woyn"l. l"*ton ..., tlrooklyn ParkSwsden . llcriilc.Carlson ...,. DululhSwilzerlond . , ,,., . . Donald llipp€ntrop ,. . Allrcrl Lsa1'urkoy . ........... StuartA. Deck ..,.... CarltonU'usuly ......",.... Willium Prindle ...... MontovldeoVenezuola ... .... Slcvo lldrris . ... Cotrloc


APPENDIX IDECEASED MINNESOTA MASONS REPORTED IN T988

ST. JOHN'S LODGE NO. IBruggeman, Willlam L. ... ... .. 4-23.88Clausen, Douglas W. .. .... .. . ,. 2-15.88Eden, Maynard L. . ... .. .... . , . 3.07.88

Engstrom,Orville .... ...10-08.88Larson, Marvin A, ... .. 3-26.88Thomas, Owen .. . ,. .,. 6.06-88Weaver,David . ......,10-10.88Weeks, Willard J. .............. 5-13-88

CATARACT LODGE NO, 2Carlson, Kenneth C. ........... 3-23.88Diamond, Hymen A. . .. 4.25-88Forsyth, Sidney . . ... .. 12-31-88Gold, Max . . .. 3-05-88Hoberman, Leonaro ... 9-03-88Nelson, John l. ...... .. 9-05.88Sachs, Sol .... 9-23.88Schwartz,HirschO, ... 8.24-88Solomon, Werner . ... .. 9-02.88

ST, PAUL LODGE NO. 3Aird, Wallace S .. .. .. . .l2-15-BBChristopherson, Lawrence ..... 8.07.88Coan,GlennP. ..... ..,8.30-88Finslad, Olaf J. . .. ... .. l-23-88Juker, John P. . ... .. . .. 3.20-88Kinsiler, Ervin C. ..... 4-19-88Krumpelmann, Willis A. . ..... . 5-13-88Larsen, Ingvald T, ............. 6-17-88Lindgren, Allen R. . .. . . 8-13-88Miller, Walter A. . .... . 5-18-88Pierce, Harmon A. ... .. ..... . , 5-17-gg

HENNEPIN LODGE NO,4Bender, Herbert ....... 5-18.88Carlson, Henry E. ..... 2-10-88Cooper, Harry E. ....., 3.10-88Evans,DaleV. .......,6.ll-88Gangelhoff, James J. ., 9-19-BgHoward, Wallace R. ,.. ....,.,,.9-27-87Lundfell, Marvin E, .. , 8.20-88Maslon, Samuel H. .. .. 5-12-88Wick, John E. . ... , . .,.12-06-88Zellers, Chester J. ............. 2.01-88

ANCIENT LANDMARK LODGE NO. 5Arrowood,Herschel ..,12-20-88Axelrod, Gustav . ...... 2-12-88Bunde, Waller , 8.29-88Busse, Lawrence ..,......,..,. 4.29-88Carlson, Oscar . .....,. 5-22.88Danlels, Leon ,. ....... 6-17.ggGruenlng, Herman ... . 4.15-88Gunderman, Earl . ,. .. l-14-88Hoff, Roy ,....10-10.88Johnson,Mlllon ......,9.06.88Kaplan, Benlamln B, . . ,.... ., .'12.23.88Lofgren,Malcolm ....,10.26.88Overmann,Roy ..,,.,,11.26.88

Shores,Mlchael ...............11.15.87Stubbs,George ...,,... 1-24.88Thomsen, Alvln .. ..... 9-21-SgWeiss,Alex ... l-11.88

DAKOTA LODGE NO,7Swanson, Monroe . .... , 9.03-88Swanson, Oscar . ...... 9.03-88

RED WING LODGE NO. 8Belden, Allan D. ..... ,. l-29-88Berg, Edmund W. .... 6-14-88Campbell, Raymond W, . . ... .. 1.20-88Hemenway, Lionel l, .. 5.06.88Johnson, Ragnar . ..... 7-01.88Johnson, Victor L. ..... 5-03-88Nord, Arlhur S. ...... . 8-19-88Peterson, G. Kenneth . .. ....... 4-21-88Tilton, Clayton . ....... 5.30.88

FARIBAULT LODGE NO. 9Ableman, Lenord Wm, .ll.14-88Gurstel, Jules .. ...... 3.ll-88Hachfeld, Paul E. . .... 9.25-88Jensen, Victor . ....... 7.01-88Koulavas, Nick G. . .... 1.06-88Kruger, Roland A. . . ... 12-18-88Lange, ElmoreL. ............. 3-02-88Luedke, George F. ..... 8.15-88Nauman, Harold C. .... 8-18-88Quanrud, Otto G. . . . ... 9.09.88Silvis. Edward A. ..... . 3.23.88Swanson, Roy F. . ..... 8-17-88Wolt,Woodrow ........ l-22-88Zoesch, Arnold B. ..... 10-13-88

MANKATO LODGE NO, 12Anderson, Herberl J. ... . . .,.,. 9-21-88Anderson,TomA.. .... 6-23.88Arndi, Frederick .............. 8.19-88Bogard, Cecil J. . ...... 4-02-88Broden, Vlctor E. ...... 3-30-88Fandre, Earl L. . ...... 6.09.88Hill, Rex H. . .... . .. ... 2.13-88Howard,CharlesA. .... 3-16-88Ingham, Charles P. . ..... . . . ... 1-08-88James,ClalreM ....... 8.10-88James, Richard M. ...........,10-28-88Johnson, Kelsey R. ....12-15-88Lundin, Edward N. ..... . ...... 7 -88Lutz, Fred N., Sr. . ..... 7.01-88Peters,CalvlnR. ...,,, 6.24-88Pyles,EdwlnL. ...., ..11.01.88Wlnchell, Samuel G. .,, 3.22-85

WAPAHASA LODGE NO, 14Maahs, Lloyd A. ..... ., 9.12-88Squires, Robert G. ...,, 4.02-88Wilhelm, Don L. . ...,,, 2.ll-88


APPENDIX I - (Contlnued),DECEASED MINNESOTA MASONS REPORTED IN 1988

MONTICELLO LODGE NO. 16

Sherwin, Carroll . '.. '. . 3'24'88Englund, Phllllp J. ... ' l-22-88Hockert, Joseph J. .... ' 4-17-88Klelnbaum, Jack .., ... 8-03-88Pearson, B. Vern , . ,. ,. ll-06-88Pederson, Maynard D. ,.... '... 2-12-88Pence, Herbert A. ..,.,.... '. '. 9-20-88Strong, Edward J. . . . . . , . . . ' . . . 5-31-88

MERIDIAN LODGE NO, 25Krogan,Albln ..,...... 3-03-88

WESTERN STAR LODGE NO. 26Cashman, John J. . ... '12- -87

Gllpin, Myron L, . .. . .. . 8-24-88Mlller, James M. ... .. . 9-06-88Nelson, Eugene C. ........... '. 5-29-88Reld, Robert D. .... . . ' 7-ll-88Shanks, Reece H. ...... 6-29-88Spurlln, Ronald E. .. '.. l-12-88

MORNING STAR LODGE NO, 29Brown, Ralph H. ..,,. . 3-05-88Carson, James C, ....,. 5-26-8fNewhouse, Rudolph F. ....,.... 6-14-88Olson, Rlchard W. . . .. ... . ... .. 2-10-88Schlabach, Mllton F. .. l-24-88

ANOKA LODGE NO. 30Freeberg, Donald W. .. 9-27-88Grolh, Clarence O. . . , . . . . . . . . . 6-28-88Rogers, Howard W, ............10-23-88Smith, Burlon G. .. . .. . 7-09-88Sllne, Howard J, ...... l-07-88

STAR IN THE EAST LODGE NO.33Alexander, John ... .... 5-21-88Dougherly, Russell . ...11-09-88Hansen, Gordon G, .... l-03'88Karnell, Ralph L. '... ' 2-12'88Manthey, Max J ... ..... 2-12-88Relgef , Donald ,.,... '. 7-26-88Rlf leman, Herbert R. . ... ' . .. '. 3-05-88Rowe, Harold W, ... . . ' l-23'88Wanous, Louls A. '.. '. ' 2-12-88

ORIENTAL LODGE NO.34Callsirom, Raymond C. .. ...... 4-01-88Edlund, Clifton . ....... 4-13-88Foreman, zell . ... ,.... 4-09-88Johnson, Clarence ,... , ll-24-88Nelson, James ,.. .. ,., 2-20-88Prlnk,Marvln .,......, 2-16-88Rauvols,Ernle.. ...,., 5-02-88Rolphlng, Ralph .. ... '. 4-12-88Wedge, Niles .. 4-17-88

PRESTON LODGE NO. 36Buche, John , .. 10-01-88Garrelt, Wllson A. . ,. .. 9-26-88Hoppe, Oscar .. 4-18-88Maison, Martln , -S0

MINNEAPOLIS LODGE NO. 19

Armstead, Wyman F. .. . .,..,., 7-07-87Bass, Harold F. ... '. .. 5'01'88Berg, Royal . '. 6-07-88Brin, Howard B. . ... . .. 6'01'88Carlson, George R. '...10'05'87Clilty,GeorgeF. .....'10-04'88Coffman, Lewis C. .....12-05-88Dalziel, Thomas G. ... . 7-14'88Hagen, Ralph . 9'21'87Johnson, Edward S. ...........11-06-88Johnson, Harry A. .....11-06-88Mackey,T.John... ....10-31-88Meltzer, lsrael . .......11-26-88Millard,JohnF...... .. 2-29-88Ogren, Frank . ll'05'88Parroti, Davld F,, Jr. ........ '. l-29'88Polfer, Roy ... 3.16'88Smith, George P. . ... . . 4-08.88Sierf lng, Lawrence B. ... '. ,.,. 7-07-87Sievens, Allan G. ...... 2-21.88Vincenl,RoyW. . ...... 3-04-88Will, charles H. ..... .. 6-28.88Willlams, Lesler L. .... 6-16'88

ROCHESTER LODGE NO,2IAlexander, Roy J. . .... 9-05-88Christlan, Harrlson A. ..... '... 4-23-88cutshall, Lyle c. . ..,... 7-02-88Elshotf, wilbur J. ,.. ,..... . ., . l-29-88Elwinger, L. Arlln .. ...11-17-87Evans, Harry H. . .. .. ,, 9-26-88Fischer,clareL. .,',,, 9-27-88Frith, Charles A . ... ". ' 4-28-88Graupmann, Rufus E. , 4-13-88Parkin, Orrin G. . '.. " . 3-05'88Persson,EricH.. ....'.ll-11.88Raymond, Alan F. . '. . ' 4'08'88Richman, George W. . ' 3'07'88sloddard, Lloyd L. . '.. ' 5'03'88Turner, Charles l. . '. ' . ' ',.. ',, 7'21'97Wallers, Waltman .. ' '. 8'05'88

PLEASANT GROVE LODGE NO.22Billings, Robert . '.... ' 9'09'88Johnson.Warren,.,.,.,,...,.,l2.2l-88

NORTH STAR LODGE NO, 23Alstead, Roy E. , .. ... , 3-10'88Clark, Harry B. '.. ' ' ., 2'12'88

222

Raymond, Alan ...,.., 4-08-88Sims, George ,. 4-09-88

FIDELITY LODGE NO. 39Bearson,Oliver .,..,,.2-12-OSDoplta, Carl ,.. 8.24-80German, Sylvesler .... 9-22-EgGr€son,Wallace .,.....,.....1t-22-88Halvorson,Orvllle,,... 9-15-88Hardy,Herberl ....,...5-ll-80Johnson, Erwln . ,,,,., 7-08.88Meineke, Cecll .. ..,, 9-30.88Mohn, Ora ,. 3-16-88Pribble, Wllllam ,..... 3 -88Schulze,Arthur , ,...,.2 .88

CARNELIAN LODGE NO, 40Bowen, Glen . 2-12-88Lulkarl,George. ..,.6.15-88

HOPE LODGE NO. 42lseli, Frederlck ....,., 2-29-88Johnson, Carl .., ..,... 3-16-88Wiese, Albert ., l-08.88Witte, Willlam ....... .. 8-16.88

KING SOLOMON'S LODGE NO, 44Oubbee,Harold .,....,11-18.88Harbeck, Walfer . . , . .. .,, ,,.,, l-29-88Larson, Charles ..,... l-01-88Lovell, Dudlelgh ....., .12-17-88Melchlsedech, W.H, , ,... ,..,.. 8-18.88

UNION LODGE NO. 45Felton, Lurton . 6-25-88Llndberg, Lyle ... ..... 10-17-88Lunak, Frank , 7-30.88Sonnesyn, Nels ... ,.., 9-12-88Stowell,Roger. ...,..11-21.88

EVERGREEN LODGE NO,46Babcock,Donald .,...,11-05-88Watls, Willlam ......,. 8.21.88

SOCIAL LODGE NO, 48Cook,E.Halnes .,,,,,10.11-08Evanson,Jacob ..,.,., l-10-88Hardtke,Gerald, ..,... 4-16.88Kofoed,Warren,,.,...10-13-88

ACCACIA LODGE NO.5IKemp, Wf f bur ,.,.,,.,. 9-29.87Sorensen, Rlchard ,... 4-08-88

NICOLLET LODGE NO. 54Vlnqulsl,Vlrgel .....,....,,.,. 6.16.88Welherlll, Fred ... ,,... 9-09-88Wolfe, Roger . l-28-88

ZION LODGE NO. 55Folsom, Slanley .... .. l-18.80


APPENDIX I - (Contlnued)DECEASED MINNESOTA MASONS REPORTED IN TOSs

Hobbs, Eldrldge ..,,.. .ll-o3-AaOehme, Rof land , .., ,..12-29-88Vltalis, Adolph ........ 9-02.88

BLUE EARTH CITY NO.57Blersma,Charles ...... 6-10.88Bollne, Leonard ..,.... 1.23.88Eder, E. Paul .. ....... 2-28-88Fairchlld,Hiram. ...,. 2.15-88Franke, Rlchard ...... 5-23-BaGroul,Melbourne ..,....,,.,., 9-04.88Olson, R6lph ,, t-21-ggPaschke,Gordon . ..,,.12-17.88Scheld, Fred ...,..,...11-16.88

SPRING VALLEY LODGE NO.58Beagle,Roland ..,,....1-l3.goDrinkall,John... ...... 2.26-88Fosler, Kennelh . ., ...12-20-88Kruegel,Arnold ..,..., 4.15-ABMiller, Geoffrey ,..,,, . 9-23-88

TEMPLE LODGE NO.59Tomllnson, Arthur ,.......... ,. 4-14-88Wrbltzky,Ben..,.,.,.. 2-04-40

STAR IN THE WEST LODGE NO. 60Conkey, George . .98Murphy, lrwln .. .88

STAR LODGE NO. 62Farnes,Andrew,,.,,., l-14.88

ILLUSTRIOUS LODGE NO. 63Rlchardson, Herb . .. .. 2-12-88

CHAIN LAKE LODGE NO. 64Hardlng,Heber,,...,,6-10-88Leel, Theodore .. ,.,... 2-04-88Smllh, Paul .....,.... 2-16-88

CORINTHIAN LODGE NO, 67Goerss,John . l-11-88Mapes,Erle ,.,12-19-88

PAYNESVILLE LODGE NO. 7IHalverson,Carl,,. .,.11-20-88Hof lfer, Msrvln ..,..,. 9-27-SE

EUREKA LODGE NO. 75Morlne, HowardRosenberg, Phllllp . ... 6.13-00

TUSCAN LODGE NO.77Baker,Wllllam ...,,,..10-20.0aFuller, Charles . ..,, ,.. 3-27.09Gunsolus,Lynn,,, ..,,. O-07-ggMcMarlf n, John .. ,,,,, 2-21-AgMlner, Gordon ......,. 9.01-OoNeldt, Daryl ....,..... 9.00-8S

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DECEASED MINNESOTA MASONS REPORTED IN 1088

223

MYSTIC CIRCLE NO. 78Nerison, Oscar . ....,. 2-23-88

PALESTINE LODGE NO.79Anderson, Marvln L. .. 9-01-88Barrish, George , ... '.. l-31-88Erickson, Arvld . . '.. '. 2-15-88Forsman,Nels ... ..... 6-30-88Fox, Donald .. l-17-88Larson,Elmer . ....,,,11-01-88

CONSTELLATION LODGE NO. 8IFlolid, Everetle .. .. . ,. ll-20-88Hanson, Phllllp G. ... '.12-ll-88Hinshaw, Lorenzo ... .,12-05-88Lord, George ,.ll-06-88Lundquist, Donald . ..,. 5-01-88Nelson, Norman ...... . 6-01-88Tanquist,E.J. ... ......10-06-88Vanelta, Elbert . ....., 3-09-88

HOWARD LODGE NO.82Heyer, Osman ,l2- -88

Peterson, Alfred , ....., 8-05-88Thorson,Dale ... .....,10-17-88

HURAM A'BI LODGE NO.83Bahr, Lawrence ...... , 1-27-AgBerg, Erlan ... 6.07-88

DORIC LODGE NO, 87Barton, Willlam ., .. . ..10-22-88Holmen, Guy ... ....,,.11.04-87O'Brien, Donald . ...... 6-18-88

GOLDEN FLEECE LODGE NO,89Grove, Alvln ,.12-24-88Pelerson, Lloyd . ... '. ' 12.31-88

ANTIQUITY LODGE NO. 9IWilcoxon, John .. ..,. .. 3-14-88

FRATERNAL LODGE NO. 92Cox, Donald .., 5-08-88Thayer, Leonard .. .... 12-30-88

KEYSTONE LODGE NO.94Robertson,Donnely ." 3-04-88

SHERBURNE LODGE NO.95Gunderson, Gary .. .... 5-16-88Salk, Milton .., 6-26-88

LIBANUS LODGE NO.96Lamb, Leslle ...,,.,,,. 2Nef son, Lyman ...,,,,, I

CHARITY LODGE NO. 98Hilbert, Conrad . ...... 9-23'88Huevelmann, waldemar . ..... l'03'88

Neubauer, Hugo .. ..... 6-04'88oswald, Arnold . ......11-22-88schuetzle ..... 3'03'88

CORNER STONE LODGE NO. 99Berghuls, william .... ' 1l-25'88Bergslrom,Bror ., ....11'27'88Brown, lra .... 6-28.88Carpenier, Garry . '.- '.. 9'26'88Fossen, Henry .. . '..... l'29-88Johnson,Keith .. .....10-21-88Kuklentz.walter .............. t-29-88Ledue, Merrill l-01-88Newman,Ralph.. .... l-31.88Peierson, Jack .. '..... 3-18'88Roberis,Wilson .......5-06.88Solum, Norman . . '.... 4-06-88Vlncent,Ralph.. -88

AURORA LODGE NO. IOO

Buranen, Duane Jr. .. . 3'05'88Carson, Merlyn . .......10-12-88Crust, Edward '....... l-04'88Ferguson, Viclor . . ".. l'01'88Gustafson,Slanley . .'.ll-10-88Hoffslead, Ralph . .....11-05'88Janneck, Frederlck ..lt-13-88Niska, Frank ..12-21'88Pallerson,Roberl . ....11-23-88Schuliz, Ervin .. ,...... 7-01-88Scruggs, Ernest . ...... l-03'88Vlncent,Harold . .....'12-20'88Zalser, David . 12-04'88

FRATERNITY LODGE NO. IOIAdams, Kennelh ...... 3-08-88Anderson, Arlhur . .. ' '. 3'26'88Ardlel, James .ll'21'88Landers, Francls ..... ' 4'19'88Lucks, Arthur l'18'88Mogen, Arden l-12'88Salher, Kenneth ...... . 5-02-88Shaplro, Jerry . 6-14-88

BETHEL LODGE NO, IO3Butson, Robert ' '. '.... 8'21'88Parks, George . 4-18'88Peterson, Leo ... ...... l-13-88

SHARON LODGE NO. I()4Anderson, Donald . ,..12-22-ggBeck, James l-20'88Engh, George ' 2-o2'8sPeierson, Harold . '... l-17-85Peterson, Oliver . .. '. '. l-13-88Ressler, Roberl . ....,. 4-28-88Wadsworth, Erwin . .., 2-12-gS

MT. TABOR LODGE NO. 106

.88-88

6-r0-881-26-85

Allen, ByronBlomqulst, B'ernard


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Hendrlckson, Clifford .. t0.24.88Jensen, Hialmer .............. 3-17-88Schafer, Seymour .. . .... ...... 4 .88

RELIEF LODGE NO, I08Musolf, Lynn .. 2.02.88

SUNSET LODGE NO. IO9Aaronson, Harry . ..... 8-12-88Evans, John ... 10-13-88Pedersen, Douglas .... 8-27-88Swanson,Alvin.. ...... 2-09.88wellman, John .. ..... . 7-19.88

KHURUM LODGE NO. II2Abrahams, Harold . ... 5.06.88Bentzen, Michael ...... 8-30.88Blomgran, Hennlg . . ... 4.09.88Carlson, Clarence ..... 7.25-88Cosgrove, Theodore . . . . . . . . . . . I 1.09.88Drake, Arthur . 9.28-88Durr, Sebaslian ....... 5.08-88Erfckson,Clarence .... 2-24-87Freeman,Abner . .....3-12-88Harpster, Roberl . .....11-24.87Hohenadel, Elmer . ... 9-'ll-88Horwltz,Burl .... ..... 3-17-88Kalos, Joseph ......... 3-05-88Koftke, Roy .. 12-08-88Kroeger, Harry . ......12-12.87Lanak, Harold . 5-28.88Novak, Emil ..ll-01.85Novak, Nicholas, Jr. .. .10-13.88Pearson, Einar . . ...... 9-11.88Plummer, Clayton ..... 6-10.88Podany, Peter .. ..,.,,, 9-22-88Rasmussen, Roberi . .. 3-17-88Simonson, Leo ... . ..... 7-01-88Siverlson, Stanley .,.,, 9-22-88Stone, Jacob .. 8-15.80Tema,Wllllam .......11-16-88

EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. I13Dudley, Emerson ...... l-15-88Graef, Henry ..12-21-87Kalton,Ferris .........12-30-88Morse,Warren ........ l-05.88Schuck, Wendell .... .. .88Schramm,Daniel . ....12-10.88

BEN FRANKLIN LODGE NO. I14Brooks, Keith .ll-18.88Roning,Lars... .......12-01-88

NEWPORT LODGE NO. I18Balley, Lee ... 6-09-88Belden,Frank .........12-31-88DeForth, Chester ...... 1-24-88Ulmer, William ....... 3-24-88wrlght,Harry . ........10-03-88

DELTA LODGE NO. II9Bierke,Glenn ......... 7-20.88Curtls, Beniamin ........,..,,,ll-03.87Hess, Karl ,,,, 4-20.88Hill, Bon ...,.. 3-02-88Larson, Roy .... .,.,,, 7-26-88Rydeen, Kenneth ..,... 2-15-88Seilz, George .. ....... 9-14-88Sonslegard, Goodwin , 5.08-88

GRAND MEADOW LODGE NO, I2IBurrington,Rodney . .7-30.88Spear, William . ...,., 4-15-88

PRAIRIE LODGE NO. I23Pelerson, Allan .. .,,.,, 8-21.88Robinson,Fred... .....'l-02.88

WINSLOW LEWIS NO. I25Goetze, Harvey ,,,,,,, 4-24-88Hamilton,Robert. .,.., 5.09.88Hedren,James. ....,,12-04.88Tessman,Donald. ..... l-25-88

MOORHEAD LODGE NO. 126Adams, Morrice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I I -88Hurlburt, Vernon ....... ...... ll -88

JOSEPHUS LODGE NO. I28King, Robert ... ....... l-21-88

SWIFT LODGE NO, I29Barnard, Frank . . ..... l-16.88Frleberg, Arthur . .,... 8.06.88Johnson, Edwin . ,,,... 2-24.85

GOLDEN SHEAF LODGE NO, I33Ross,Theodore ......,. 2-19.88Skrien, Cyrus .. ....,.. 2-03.88

ORION LODGE NO. I38Walsh, cene ....,....12-09-88

LITTLE FALLS NO. I4OHatle,Noel ....11-10-88Plnckney, Kenneth .... 4-30-88

CROOKSTON LODGE NO. I4IBarron, Willlam ....,.. 4-15.88Dosterl,John... ,.,..,11-17-88Eickhof, William . .,. UnknownHanson,Eivind. ..,.,.. 3-16.88Schermer, William ., Unknown

LAKEVIEW LODGE NO. T43Pinn, Charles ....,.., l-12.88Samuelson,Sheldon .........,. 6-12-88Shumaker,Gordon . ... 8-05-08Sigloh,Boyde .,....... 3-25-88Teien,Marshall ....,........., 6-15.88Wiley,Francis ....,...6.20.88



DECEASED MINNESOTA MASONS REPORTED IN I!I88

225

QUARRY LODGE NO. I48Owens, Robert ........ 9-03-88Pratl, Robert .. 5-03-88Roesler,Jasper . ......12-31-88Warner, John . . .. .. .. . 2-18-88

GUARDIAN LODGE NO. I49Duehn, Leland . . ... .. .1l-09-88Wilson, Harold .. .. .. . . 6-19-88

TRACY LODGE NO. 'I55

Glaser, Lester ,., ,, ,, , , 2-24-89Reinert, Keith .. ....... 6-13-88Rogers, Edgar . ....... 7-26-Sg

WADENA LODGE NO. 156Fisher, George ........ 8-18-88Richardson, Ralph . ... 8-29-88

PERHAM LODGE NO. I57Beldo, Clyde .. l-15-88

HECTOR LODGE NO. I58Fabel, Fred ...ll-10-88Johnson, Dick ... ......12-27-88Loye, William .. .. .. ... 8-31-88

PLYMOUTH LODGE NO. 160

Anderson, Roy ... .... ' 6-16-88Beckman, Carl . ........ '. '.... 4 '88Bowman, Ralph . .. '... 2-09-88Brown, wesf ey ....... ' 5-27'87Frane, Donald 'll-30-88Hanson, Harry . .... ' '. 9-ll-88Hensel, Lloyd ' 4-19'88Houghton,Allan.. '88Johnson, Raymond .. ' ' 6-17-88Jones, Loren '. 10-25'88Larson, Lawrence . '... 7'28-88Lee, Sigurd ... ' 7-17-88Lund, Leonard .. '. '... 6-19'88Matson,Victor. ......'4 '88Mattson, Halfred .. .. '.10-03'88Nelson, Henry . '. '... ' 3 '88Peterson, William .. .. . 2-20-88Reither, Emil ... -88

Rozycki, Alexander ... 4'06-88Westerlund, Orval .. .., 6-13-88

JASPER LODGE NO. 164

Olsen, Jens .... 7-08-88Weizel, Richard .. .. .. . l-14-88

MINNEHAHA LODGE NO, 165

Anderson,Russell . .'.' 5-05-88Burg, Frank .. ' 5-06'88Butler, Arnold l-28-88Brawthen, Clarence ... 8'12-88Bystrom, Andrew .. '.. 8'26-88Campbell,Morris . ."12-05-88Carlion, Richard '... '. 7'03'88

Dennls, Neale l-17-88Docken, Gilbert . .... '. 3'10-88Downer. Merlin ....... 4-ll'88Elness, lrwin .

"1-16'88Erskine, Lawrence ... ' 9-16'88Fleury, Victor . 4-03'88Glvlng,Marvin ........ 3-09-88Harris, Cyrll .. 2-08-88Holle, Elmer .. 9-05-88Johnson, Elmer , . '. . .. 2-08-88Johnson, J. Anton ..,.. 7-25-88Johnson,Wllllam ......11-07-88Krause, Cllfford ....... 4-20-88Mackey,Clarence ..'.. 9-02-88Melln, Robert . 8-31-88Monigomery,Alfred. .. 2-19-88Nordby, Helmer . '.. . '.12'24'88Nordqulst,Nels ..'.'.'10'04-88Oram, Stanley .10'08-88Oxmon,Edgar . .'."..5'll-88Parell, Lars ... 8-10-88Partrldge, Alphonse . '. 6-15-88Patterson, John .. ... " 5-08-88Peterson, Elmer . .... . l-30-88Pelerson,Harold .. ....10-08'88Peterson, Roy ... .. '. '.10'24-88Peierson, Russell . .. '.. 8-03'88Porler, Lloyd . 3-07'88Relier, Lloyd '. 3-19'88sand, Kennelh ' 5-25'88Stafford, Garfield .. ' '. 5'10'88Steen, Birger ..12-22'sgsleln, Jerome 8-04-8&Tchlda, Raumond ..... 7'23'88Tessum,Edwin. "..."10-12'88Thew, James .. l-28-88Thoren, Charles ... ' '.. 7'20'88Torman, RoY .'.. ... . .. 8'17'88Torrance, Eric .,. ... '. 8'14'88

GARNET LODGE NO. 166Broom,Kemble .'."" 5-21'88Jagusch, Bud ,.. ' ' '... ' 3-02'88Swanson, Henry . ......11-10'88Swariout, Edwln . . ... 9-04-88Wiegand, Paul ,. '. '. '. 5'27-88

BRADEN LODGE NO. 168

Hall, Maurlce . 7'ol-88Hansen, Earl ... '. '... ' 2-10'88Maler, Harold -88

Merlens, Bernard .. . ,. 7'2f '88Olson, Clarence ..... '. 3'21-88Parsons, Berlram ..... l-09'88Robbins, Ben . .. '88Ryckman, Charles '.. . l-01-88Sterk, Vlgo -88

Zschunke, Norman ... '...... '. 9 '88


APPENDIX I - (Conttnued)DECEASED MINNESOTA MASONS REPORTED IN 1938

SHEKINAH LODGE NO. ]7IAbdella, Albert . ....... 6-30.88Asfefd, Lester , 3.27.88Sickel, Edward . . ...... 4-13.88Tronson,Gordon . ...,.12.14.88

VALLEY LODGE NO, 174Chlian, Harvey ,.,,.... 6.16.88

ARK LODGE NO. 176Atkinson, George . .... .l'l-ll-88Chrysler, Frank . ...... 4-18-88Day, Howard .. 7-29.88Dosen, Olaf ... 3-01-88Ellison, William .....,, 3.04.88Felcher, Richard ...... 2-05-88Freeman.Donald . ..,.10.25-88Hagen.Wallace .......3-17.88Holm, John .... 2-28-88Johnson. Hialmer ..... 9-20-88Johnson, Russell . ..... 3-24.88Kurtzman,Ralph.. ....11-'16.88Larson, George . ....... 7-25.88Lenzen, Diedrich ...... 4-08-88Long, Bud ..... 2-15-88Lowman, Oscar . ...... 6-21-88Lundquist, Edwin . .... 8-23-88Lusian, Antoine .. ..... ll-16.87Marlin, Lloyd . ... ..... 4-26-88Maihwig, Noel . . . .. ... 4-29.88Mccuaig, Harold . ...,.12-21.87Miller, Rollyn .12-17-88Naeseth, John . .. ...... 8-18.88Niehorster, George . ... l-29-88Ohles, John ... l-15.88Olson, Clifford .12-27-88Oppegard, Peter . ..... 4.05-88Richardson, Robert . 2-17-88Riebe, George . 4-16-88Robertson, George . ... 9-13-88Rouse. Virgil .. 10-21.88Stiehm, Clarence ...... l-04.88

DALLES LODGE NO. I8IBruno, Carl ... 6-10.88Gustafson ..., 6.06.88Tyndall, Robert . ,.....10.17-88

FAIR HAVEN LODGE NO. I82Meinlsma,George. ....12.28.88Olson, Raymond .. .. ., .10.03.88

SHELL LODGE NO. 184Flelcher, Norville ..,.. 8-25.88

Cooley, Fred l-04-88Copeland, Don ... -88Gammel, Warren . ... .. 4-23-88Knauss, Roy ... ....... 8-29-88Munkholm, Owen .. .... 8-31-88Nelson, LeRoy ........ 3-06-88Norberg, Aaron . ...... 12-19.88Page, Fred ... 2.07-88Palon, J. Stuart . ..... 8.22-88Persell, Harold . ....... 2.09-88Sweiizer, J. Russell .. 2-15-88Thompson, Alvln . . ... 9-15-88Thompson, John ... ... 3-29-88Wllson,Hartland .............. 9 -88

loNlc LoDGE NO. 186Barker, Hulld .. .......ll-17-88Campbell, Charles ..... 9-20-88Flyckl, Oscar .. .. ..... 2-ll-88Heberi, John .. 3-19-88Jeronlmus, Hilbert . l-18-88Johnson, Kermit . ..... 6-26-88Quenemoen, Marvin .. 3-28-88Wif f iams, David . 7-20-Sg

ARCANA LODGE NO. I87Anderson, John . .. ..... 2-12-88Anderson, Marvin . .... 2-01-88Bissel, Robert ......... 2-20-80Budolfson, Floran . .... 3-19-88Gandy, Ralph ......... l-30-88Guslafson, Marvln . .. 9-08-OBHaas, Duane . 2-17-88Halbrooks, Roberl . 8-26-88Jensen, Howard ....... 4-07-88Johnson, Baard . .... .. 10-02-88Johnson, Edward ...... 4-04-88Johnson, Harry .. ......12-28.88Jones, Charles ....... 5.05-88King, George .. 4-13-87Knulsen.Wilfred .............. 4-12-88Larson. Theo .. ...,. UnknownMaiey, Donald .. ...... 3-15-88Mitchell, Earl . .. ......12.02.88Moll, A. Donald . .......11-02-88Olson, Lyman . ........ 8-02-88Parrlsh, Carllon . .... .. ll-21-88Shaw, Oonald .. ..... .. 7-14-88Thurslon, Clayton ..... l-02-88Young, Louis .... ...... tl-03-87Vogel,Donald .........11-29-88Warholm, Harold . ..... 6-ll-87

Lof, Roser ... 1.02.88 FORTITUDE LODGE NO. 188Ryan, Virgil ... 1.01.88Szuszitzky, Veldon .. ..... ... ... 3.17.88

MIDWAY LODGE NO. 185Auge, Richard , 6.25.88Boyd, Donald -83

Fleck, John .. ll-01-88Llndgren, Franklln .... ll-01-88Lundberg, John .. ..... 3-23-88


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227

Opolen, George . ....... 9-23-88Roblllard, Rodney . ....12-23-88Rosborough, Gerald . .. -87

Seger, Lester .. 8-08-88Solberg, William ...... 3-02-8SStephenson, Quintin . .. 5-28-88Swanson, Arthur . ..... 7-04-88Treslse, Dean ,. ....... 4-03-88Trevlranus, Robert . ... 8-03-88Youderln, Lloyd . . ..... 5-05-88

MURRAY LODGE NO. I99Bergman, Reuben . .... 4-18-88Mccord, Robert . . .. . .. l-12-88Taarud, Clarence . .. . .. l0-15-88WecK,A.Donald. .....12-04-88

ZENITH LODGE NO. 2OO

Dugas, Alfred . 9-24-SgJohnson, Leslle .. ...... 7-06-88

STEWARTVILLE LODGE NO. 203Ballinger,Ozro ........ 5-21-86Carler, Harry . 2-26-84Hall, Stanley .. 2-14-88Hallock, Abe .... -85Hesslg, Harry . 9-14-88Kinsley, Leslle . ....... 5-31-88

WAYZATA LODGE NO.2O5Chiodo,Arlhur ........11-12-88Fernstrom, Russell .. '... '....12 -88

Gray, Harry ... 9-19'88Johdnsen, Lyle .,. ..... 8-26-88Johnson,cusl ... ......12-10-87Johnson,Herb,.. .....,10-09-88Whiieley, John .. . '. '.. 5'16-88

CRESCENT LODGE NO, 207carlson,Earl.', "'"'' 5'21'88cross, Gordon . 5-23'88Davidge,Harold' ..."' l-08'88Slms, Howard .12'll'88

ITASCA LODGE NO. 208Benedicl,James , '."' 4'14'88Bentley, Harlow . '. '.. ' 7'20'88Cress, Klngdom ...... ' '5-30'88Dunkelbarger, Carl ... ' 5-19'88Herrala,Sulo...'..."'12-15'88Murray, Ross . .. '88Orrlson, John .. . '. '... 4-20'88Parmeter, George . ... ' 9-05-88

SIBLEY LDOGE NO,209Olson, Oscar .. 12-02-88Rohwer, Alvln .. .. .. . .. 7-19-88

HALLOCK LODGE NO. 2I2Blomqulsl,Monte' .."10-01'88Hanson,Harry. .....'.12-14'88

TRIUNE LODGE NO. I90copps, Lawrence . . . . . . . . ' . . . . ' I 2-25'88Corwin, Roy .. .. . .. . ' '. l-15'88Dickey, Donald . .. '.. ' ' 9-19'88Eldridge, Franklin .... 8-17-88Flack. Carl ,.,, l-12-88Grunewald,Slanley . " 3-04'88Hanson, Orace , .. '.. " 3-25'88Johnson, Dale ... ...... 9-28-88Nebel, Ray '... 7-18-88Novotny. Joseph . ...,. ' 2-19-88Phillips. Merl ' 6-28-88speech, John . .. . '. ' ' '. 12-25'88Torgerson, George . ...ll-17-88Vessey, Alan ... ....... 5-09-88

RENVILLE LODGE NO. I95Anderson, Carl ... ..... 5-05-88Burke,John ,..11-23-88O'Conner,T.G. ... ..,,. 2-22-88

GENEVA LODGE NO. 196Hauck, Arthur . 9-10-88Wigen, Myron . 9-29-88

VERMILLION LODGE NO. 197Holter, walter l-21-88Luoma, Tolvo .1l-12-88Maki, Theodore . . ,. . .. 4-18-88

EUCLID LODGE NO. I98Austin, Charles ........ 6-25-88Biornaas,lngvald . ....12-14-88Burr, George .. 5-23-88Downs, F.F. ,.. 1-22-gSEmanual, K.W. ... ... .. 2-25-88Hansen, Arthur . .... '.. 9-24-88Johnson, Arnold . ...... 3-16-88Johnson, Earl ... ...... l-30-88Larson, W.R. .. 9-15-88Misiewiez, Frank . . .... l-18-88Nordin,Gusiof . ......' 9-26'88

2At

Johnson, Harry .. .... ,. l-14.88Larson, Winslow . .... . 8-12.88Sorenson, Paul ... ..,.. 2-24.88

MYSTIC LODGE NO, 2I3Fossen, J. Julian . .. . ,. 10-22.88Hoelzel, P. Clarence ... l0-01.88Laidlaw, L. Arthur ....12.03.88Petraborg, A. Jarrold .12.07.88

CAPITAL CITY LODGE NO. 217Cadwell, Frank .. . . .. .,12-07.88Goldman,Sherwin .....12-15.88Grauman, Everett .. . .. 4-28-88Junemann, Martin . ... 5.23.88Person, crover . ....... 9.30.88Rosenbaum, Sam .. . ... 9.25.88Schochet, George . ..... 6.14.88

GRISWOLD LODGE NO. 2I8Anderson, Carl ... .. ... ll-14.88

OLIVIA LODGE NO. 220Adams, John .. 6-16-88Hoaglund, Richard .... 4-14-88Hodgdon,Fred .. ......10-19-88Winter, Edward . ..... . 4-30-88

MORA LODGE NO. 223Brown, Ralph . 6.02-88Kromrei, Alvin .. ...... 7-14.88Thoreson ...... 5-15-88

MINNESOTA LODGE NO. 224Carroll, William .......11-01-88Freeman,James . .....12-03.88Gerring,Russell. ......12.12.88Hochman, Alex .,. ..... 9.ll-88Johnson, Ernesl . ,..... 9-16.88Kuechmann, Laurence ........ l-25.88Ohrbom, Kai .... ... ... 9.17.88

LINCOLN LODGE NO. 226Sederquist,Mark,Sr. ..11.20.88

PARK REGION LODGE NO. 227Olson, Ole .. Unknown

ALPHA LODGE NO. 230Sarver, Albert . ll-22-88

CHISAGO LODGE NO. 232Olson,Arvid ...3-13-88

BEMIDJI LODGE NO. 233Bergquist, Andrew .... .. ...... 5-22-88Cowden, Warren . ... .. 6-28.88Erickson, Olto ......... 9-23-88Hall, Frank ... 8-02-88Heringlon, Roberi . .... 4-23-88Larson, Carl ... . ...... l-29-88


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Lehn, Harold ..12-05-88Munro, G. Hubert . .... l-25-88Struebing, Amber . .... 6-16-88Warfield,James ............... 8-01-88Wilson, William . ... ... 5-01-88

SANDSTONE LODGE NO, 234Baker, Donald ......... 2-10-88carlson, willlam ... ... 9-26-88Kassuf ke, Howard ,,..,12-17-87Larsen, Donald . ....... 5-04-88Lundorff, Nels, Sr. ..... 8-16-88McGinnis, Charles .. ...10-17-88Wirth, Warren . ........ 6-01-88

NORTHERN LODGE NO.236Anderson, Clarence ... l0-10-88Harris, Jack . 8-24-88Overum, clifford ...... 7-25-88Sweet, Frank .. 12-30-88Wilson, lrvin .. 8-24-88

ALBERT PIKE LODGE NO.237Crandall, Leonard ..... l-01-88Davldson, Neil ... ..... 8-18-88Howe, Mlllon -88Kf uge, Kenneth ........ 7-02-egKucera, Frank . ....... 4-21-88

EVELETH LODGE NO.239Englund,Nels... ...... 3-10-88Funk, Henry .. 4-12-89Helkkinen, Earl ... .... 7-10-88Perala, Henry . 5-18-BB

RUTHTON LODGE NO.242Johnson, Melvin . .. .. .. 2-08.98

CASS LODGE NO,243Brewer,Kenneth ......10-21-89Bridge, Harold ........ 4.25-88Wood, Loren .. 3-09.88

LAKEFIELD LODGE NO, 250Schlapkohl, Charles ... 6-07-80Theophlfus,John .. .... 4-22-Eg

LAKE PARK LODGE NO. 254Berg, Cecll .,. l-02-88Severson, Kermil . .....10-06-88Sparf lng, Maurice .... ....,,,,, 1-28-96

MESABA LODGE NO. 255Abramson, Richard . ..12-06-80Bergslrom, Robert . ..10-16-OaFrancis,Charles .....10-17-88Gustafson,Wallace ....12-04-89Haglin, Robert ........ 8-20-BaHemphill, Blaine . ..... 5-08-88Johnson, Ralph .. ,..... 9-22-ggLarson, Lawrence . .. ..12-27-Sl


APPENDIX I - (Continued)


2n

Mandlch, Michael '.. ' ' 5-14-88

Martf nson, John " . .... 5'24'88Meese, George .. . .. '. ' l'22-88pearson,John ... ...... 2-22-88Spanner, Leo . '.. .. '...11-06-80Siolpe, Alec .. 7'08-88layior, charles ..... . ' 8-02-88

Wliliams, Evered . . '... 8-02-88

FELLOWSHIP LODGE NO. 257

Bullls, Howard ..... ' .. 2-18'88Gustafson, Eldor '. .. '. 8-02'88Mathls, Marvln . .. .... ' 5'28'88Pelrey, Laurie .. .. '... ll'22-88Rose,Roland .' l'08-86Schenck, Martin . .. '. .. 3-07-88

Witlbecker, Earl ... . " 8-22'88

Rassmassen, Wllliam .. '...... 8-25'88Rleks, Lowell . . '. '.... 6 '86Schlieper, Fredrick .. .. l2-02'88Warndall, Wayne . '. '.. 5-30'88

TUSLER.SUMMIT LODGE NO. 263

Alquist, Richard . .. ' '. ' 6-14-88

Go6ch,RaYmond '...' 1-13'88Graham, Jbhn B. . .....12'24'85Kaplan, Ben '. " .. .. " .12-23'88Kr6ona, Wittiam . .. .. .. 9-17-88

Liiman, Bernard '... .. 3'27'88Mallberg, Dean Sr. .. '. 6'09-88

Meyer, Arthur ... .....12 '87Mitier, Arthur .ll-01-88Mitchell,Gerald. .'...'ll-14-88Moriensen, RoY ' '. .... 3'28-88Myer, Roy .. .. 7'25-88Rdbertson, Alex ... ... 'll'18'88Warmdahl, John .. . . '. 3'19'79

VIRGINIA LODGE NO, 264Henke, Gaylord '.. ' '. ' 5'12'88Johnson, Harold . ' '.... 4'19-88Johnson,Melvln' ..".'10'03'88Santelll, Amerlco '..... 3-18'88

COMPASS LODGE NO, 265Albrecht,Orwln, ."", 2.01-88Andrews, Vlncent ,, ' ', 2-01-Sl

Burman, Ross ... ... '.. l'09-88(formerly Ben Grossman)

Defren, Phillip .. ' '... '10'30'88Eide,Arnold .. 3-01'88Hesselgrave, Calvin ' '. l-02'88Holtz,Waller ..6-27-88Hornlbrook, Kenneih .. 5-19-88

Johnson, Bernard .... l-24-88Johnson,CharlesJ. .'.. 2'23'88Jol'nson, CharlesW. .. '10-16'88Johnson, Donald . ...... 5-31-88Myrlle, Arthur . '. '... '12-17'88Norton' Lowell "::::::: ..'..'... i-li.33

.. : : : : : :: : : : :. 1:13.33......11-13-88

Uyldert, Sigmund ... ' ' l'13'88Weddlns, LeRoY ' .. . '.. 7'06'88

KOOCHICHING LODGE NO. 270Anderson, Paul ... . ' '. ' 3'10'88Mif ler, Kermil ......., 2-29-88

Myhre, Floyd , 2'22'88Tonn, Millon .. 4'28'88

CANISTEO LODGE NO. 27IBay, Wallace .. 5'01'88Jotinson,Harvey ."'..."....'12'88Kangas, Willis .. '...... 8-08-88

Olds, Lewis .. ' l-18'88Shoemaker, Kenneth .. 8-31'88

ostRrs LoDGE NO. 272Peterson, Clarence ... ' 2'18'88

HELIOS LODGE NO. 273Brody, Frank . 2-03'88Nordiluist, Aleck . ..... 3-12-88

Rahm, Wllliam .... . . .. 3-03-88

Roth,Harold .' 7-ll'88Sperry, Thomas ' ,. . '. . 6-08'88

CHIPPEWA LODGE NO. 275

Glraud, Alberi . '..... . 9'18'88Gusiafson,Donald' ....11'25'88Kllne,Joseph,Sr,,'.'. .12'17'88Nevllle, Kehneth .. . . ', 12'23'88

CUYUNA RANGE LODGE NO.276Frey, Gustave ' 9'12'88Llntiahl, John ,, ,,,.... 7.19.88Lord, Ronald ,.11.24.88


APPENDIX I - (Continued)DECEASED MINNESOTA MASONS REPORTED IN 1$88

Sheets, Paul ... 4-07.08Wolcolt, Leslie . ....... 3-10.8A

LAKE HARRIET LODGE NO,277Afbinson, Reuben . ..... 3-22-BgAllis. Erwin ... 3.07-BBBroman, David .. . .. ... 7-lg-88Bruns, Nanke l.lo-89Byers, lsaac .. 2.08.99Chrisllansen, Nils ... .. 7-02-ggDybing,Alfred ........ 5-21-BBEllefson, Roy .... 3_23-gaGuptil, Charles ........ 6-04-88Hall, Wendell ..lO-17_gBHeller, Lawrence, Sr. .. . ....... 3_23-98Heller. Lawrence, Jr. . 9-29-BBJohnson, George . .....12.31-SgKelley, Edward ....... 9.03_89Maeizold, Marvin . ... ......... 7-l5.ggNelson,Donald ........ 9-25-ggNelson, Howard . ... ...10.03-ggNichols, John ... ....... 1-19-89Pelerson, Quentin .. ... 7-16.ggPowell, Keith .. l-29.09Schroeder. Leslie .. .... 9.lO-89Tenneson, Harold . . ... ll-03.89Tibbefts, Waltace .. .. .. 3_03-go

HINCKLEY LODGE NO. 278coff, Fred .....ll-20-87Myers, John .. _04Spatgen, Frank .. ...... 2.09-88

LAKESIDE LODGE NO. 28IAbalan, George . ......12-14-88Bergfund,John ... .....12-21-gTBerry, Edwin . 5-14-88Bohf in, Gust ... T-20-AgFehrn, Lawrence . ...... ,.. .... 2-21-ggHoene,John ...12-18.97Holgate,George . ......12-15-97Larson, Knute . 2-12-gSNelson, Oscar . 4-05-98Pederson, Phillip . ..... 7-lo.g8

TRINITY LODGE NO. 282Alder, Graham ...,,... S.l4-97Benson, Robert . .,..,.. 7_15.89Berg, J, Robert .,,.,... 6.29-88Boman, Guslaf ,. ,. .,.. 6-14.ggCook, Clerence ,,,,..., l-l3.ggDonaghy, George . ....,10-30.98Kaskela, John ... , ,.... ll-l5_87

Kuoksa, Willie .. . ......12-08-AaLillmars. William ............ . 5.25-84McDonald, Orlo ...,.,. t.l8-88Oiard,Kennelh ........12-25.88Pearson, George . ..... 5-02.88Pulaski, Arnold ...... . ll-l9.BgSenarighi, Sandy . ..... 4.25.99Tevik. Daniel . 3-22-OBTrethewey, LeRoy . .... 1.23-88Wiihrow,Roberi . ..... 6-25-88

OTTER TAIL LODGE NO. 284Berger, Charles ....... 6-15.88Nelson, Malcolm ...... l-20.89Pearson, Robert . ...... ll-12-Sg

HIRAM LODGE NO. 287Rignell, Carl .,. ....... 7-23-80

ELY LODGE NO. 288Jeftery, Theron ...... . l-lS-06Johnson,Willis ........12-19-OBLindrall, Floyd .. ...... l-16.87Martell, lsaac .. .......10.19-98Salminen, Harold . ..... 3-29.89Strand, Arthur ........ 5.14.87

RED RIVER LODGE NO. 292Peterson,Afvin .............., 2 -98

BIWABIK LODGE NO. 293Braaten, Harold . ...... 6.24.88Focht,Wendell .......,12-25.98Gustafson, Hallace .... l-01.98King.Harold ..........8-03.SS

SUNRISE LODGE NO. 294Johnson, Lawrence ,... 3.08-gg

MT OLIVET LODGE NO, 299Clem, George .12.19.88Martlnson,Russel . ..., 6.15.88

JOPPA LODGE NO,3OOArneson, Lyle ... ..,.,, 5-10.98Brooks, Arlhur .,. , ,,.. 5.0,1.00




231

Crane, Roberi . 10'01-88

Hagen, George '....... 7'16-88Xagtund, Edward ... " 3'01-88Kaeppel, Fred '.. ... '. ' 6'18-88Kleih; Peter . '.t2-15-88Larson, Lyfe . '. ....... 2-29'88Leonard, Harry . .. '...12-08'88Moe, Fred ..... 6-10.88Neumann,Jerry.'.... .ll'22-88Pelerson, Robert . ..... l-20-88Ramberg, Leonard .. '10-22-88

WALKER LODGE NO, 30?Demoewolf, Charles . '. 3-ll'88Drake, Ellis .. '10-30'88Fleisher,Jacob.' 5-05'88Hagen, Clayton .... '.. l-18'88Le,f,Metvin ..8-10-88Regnler, Joseph . . '. '.. 8'28'88Welver, George . .. '.. ' 8'04-88

GLEN AVON LODGE NO.306Benson,lrving . ..'...12'26-88Berg, Herberl . 12-26-88

Carison, Roy ... ... '. '. 4'04-88Larson, Richard .... '.. 5'31-87Oakes, Andrew ........ 6-03-88

Owens,Maurice ...... .10'17-88

ZARTHAN LODGE NO.3O9Bernlson, Dale ... ... '. 9'12-88

....... 2-04-88Y . '... '..... '. 7-05-88

::.: ::::: ::: ::: ?-33-33.......12-05'88

in . .. '. .... '. ' 6'27-89

HAZEL PARK LODGE NO.3I2Beccue,Davld.. ....'..11-29'88Johnson, Leonard . '... 8-06'88Marty, Alvin .. 5-06'88Parnian, Cyril ... .. '... 2-03'88Roe, Duane ... 8'20'88Thorne, J.P. .. '. ..... '.10'15-88

UNIVERSITY LODGE NO. 316Kerslen, Erwin . .. '.. '.12-09-88Wood,Carl ....11-10-88Yock, Douglas 2-06'88

MOUNO LODGE NO.32OAklns, Everette .... '.. l'24-88Etnler, RaY . '.12'27'ggEugster, George . '. '. '. 7-29'88Gyllen, Gordon '.. .. '. . 5-23-88

PAUL REVERE LODGE NO. 32IAnderson, George . .. '. 9'09'88Andrews, Alvin .. . . . ... 3-01-88

David, PhiliP .. 4'll'88Duff, JohnFalardeau,Thomas ....'....'. 6'04'88Hammerot,Howard'..12'25'89

' I.l..-.. i'il'lr

BRYN MAWR LODGE NO. 325

Butler,Normsn .,,..,,2.12.88Kruse,Henry .' l'17'88

232

Lantto, Leo ..,. 8.01.88Miller, Rollyn ,'12.17-88Schoonover, Ralph . ... 6.07.88Smith, Earl ,,11.05.88

WACONIA LODGE NO. 326Haerling, Arlo 8.26.88Maas, Lyle . ... 8-19.88Meyer,Hans ..9-25.08Olson, Norman . .. .. ... 8-16.88Smith. Walter .88

TRIANGLE LODGE NO, 328Snyder. Russell . ...,.. 7-22-gS

NASHWAUK LOOGE NO.331Berg, Orin .... ll.16-88Clark, Gerald . ll-16-g8Lalvala, Herbert ...... 5-14-88Sleinberg, Uno ... ..... 5-28-88Will, Harlen .. l-10.88

RICHFIELD LODGE NO. 33/tBrewer, Van . 4-08-ABCochrane, George . .... 3-24-88Dahle, Clifford ........ 4-07.88Marquardt,Joe ... .... 3-04.87Mafson,Milton . .......12-01-87Mork, Merlyn .12-29-88Stockwell, Addison . . ....,..... 8-31-88Thompson, Jonathan l-ll-88

CENTURY LODGE NO.338Elkenrode, Lewis .. .... l-20-88Haagenson, Jerome ... l-15-88Johnson, Dean .. ..... 9-09.88Johnson, Robert . ...... 3-23.88Porler, Earl ..12.30.88Ruth,Stanley .........10-19-88Slone, Helmer ........ 1.28.88


APPENDIX I - (Contlnued)DECEASED MINNESOTA MASONS REPORTED INT988

BLOOMINGTON LODGE NO. 340Andersen, Richard .., .10.21-88Carlson,Carl... ....... 6-13-88Erickson, Lawrence ... l.0l-88Fuseller, E. Joseph .. . l2-0S.88Laurlng, Roy . . .. ...... 3-08.88Maas, Lyle ... 8-19-88

TACONITE LODGE NO. 342Lorntson.Arthur . .....11.02.89Lovof d, Reynold ...... ......... 2-25-BBStubblef leld, Warren . . . .. .... . 5-19.88

EDINA LODGE NO. 343Engelman, Charles .... l-21.89Hale, John ... . 2-l3.OgHuffman, Wayne . ..... -98Masler,Bernard ......2-Og-88Porler, Robert ....... 10-25-98Richards,L.L. ... .....10-1,{-BBSarff,Van .....5-ll-88

FOREST LAKE LODGE NO.344Johnslon, James . ..... 9-26-88Kinneman, Frank . .... 9-06.89Pancake, Kennelh ..... l-0l.ggWoodalf ,Vernon ...... ......... 2-12-gg

NORTHEAST LODGE NO. 345Beck,Darwin .........12-23-98Boe, Lowell ... l-15-88Evereil, Dave .. . ....., 9 -80Menear,Charles ......6-29-S3


APPENDIXJINMEMORIAM

DISTINGUISHED DEAD OF OTHER GRAND JURISDICTIONS

NaneThomas B. WhaleyWilliam H. Harper .

Charles E. Pinnell .

Thomas H. CoughlanTorben U. SmithSamuel W. McIntoEhJaakko MeriluoboToivo TarjanneWilliam S. ChristianPerrv R. Marsh . . .

DanielW. Locklin .

Gunnar J. Moller .

Elmer E. NelsonAlbertW. Gylden .

Vance C. VanTasgellEdwin L. Lundo . .

HoytWoodyElmer L GibsonRobert F. KennonLouis A. LogettOtto E. PassmanHoward M. SiglerLeon M. SanbotnHarlan F. SmallHoward L, Taylor .

Charles E. Sampeon, Sr,Homer L. Ferg[sonRuseellL. Fickes .

JosephC.Tye....LloydJ.Gibaon ..........,,::Hugh G. McCullochJamee A, MorriaonCarl A. Buseell, Sr. . . . .

William A. Hooke .

William W, MimE, Jr.Carson ScotbKenneth CraikWilliam S. FiczslnmoneArthurW. GalligherDarrell F. Robbing .

St. Clair SmithGeorgo D. WellsDanielS.Johnson,Sr, .... ....,.CharlesBurtonJones, Jr. ......,.J.W. ChandlerGeorge H. BovingdonC. Donald BronsDr. Frank M. Fulton .

Matthew W. HillE. Haskell JobneHarold H. Saunders

233

Dat€ ot Doath

. ....February28, 1980.......March2, 1989......Marchz?, 1988

.. ...FebruarY14,1989. June 26, 1988

... ....October19, 1988...March2?, 1989

. . . September 20, 1988. . MaY 16, 1988.. AugustS,1988. . . March 14, 1988

. . . March 24, 1989July 23, 1988

. . . October g, 1988. June 6' 1988

. .August29,1988. . February 6, 19E8

.. September22,1988. . Sept€mber 16, 1988. .. ..November4,1968

. . ..March6, 1988.... ..January11,l9E8

. March6, 1988. August 13, 1988

.. ...October8O,1988.. .... January2?,1989. .. ..January26,1989. .... .Octobor19,1988. ....Septembor2o, 1988

August 26, 1988. April 18, 1989

. .... February14, 1989

. .. .. February28, l98E.Aprilll,1988

... .April7,1989... ..Aprill?,198E. . . November 2, 1988

. . JulY 10, 1988. . . Aprilg,1989

. . . . December 21, 1988. . . May 14' 1988. . . June 9' 1988

. .. .. .AugustS' 1988. ... .January29,1988

. . June 19, 1988. July 14,1988

. . March 11, 1988. . August 8, 1988

. April29, 1988

. . April 14' 1988.. .MaY3, 1988

JurledlctlonAlabama....Alberta .

Alberta .

DelawareDenmark . . .

DistrictColumbla . ...Finland....Finland......Florida ,

Florida ....Georgia,IcelandIdaho .....Illinois.....Illinois.....Iowa ..,.,....Iowa ...LouisianaLouisianaLouisianaLouisianaLouisianaMaine . .

Maine ..MichiganMississippiMissouriNebraeka ....NebraekaNevada .

NevadaNevadaNewHampshire......NorthCarolina ......NorthCarolina ......OklahomaRhode IslandSaekatchewanSouth DakotaSouth Dakota .

South DakotaSouth DakotaTennessee ..,..Tennessee ,. .

TexasWaehington .. ...WashingtonWashington.....WashingtonWashingtonWyoming


APPENDIXK

GRAND LODGE DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES

DISTRICT NO.1G.L.D.R. _ KENNETH SHAW (236)

N.W. Traller Ct., Lot 46, Thlef River Falls 56701

Hallock Lodge No. 212, HallockNorthern Lodge No. 236, firief River FallsWarroad Lodge No. 267, WarroadRoseau Lodge No. 268, RoseauOsiris Lodge No. 272, BaudetteStephen Lodge No. 279, Stephen

DISTRICTNO.2G.L.D.R. LEO LUETTJOHANN (141)

132 Twin Drlve, Crookston 56716Crookston Lodge No. 141, CrookstonAlpha Lodge No. 230, HendrumRed River Lodge No. 292, East Grand ForksTriangle Lodge No. 328, Fosston

DTSTRICT NO.3G.L.D.R. _ C. DEAN FOX (2E4)

Box 51, Pelican Raplds, 56522Corner Stone Lodge No. 99, Fergus FallsMt. Tabor Lodge No. 106, Detroit LakesMoorhead Lodge No. 126, MoorheadPerham Lodge No, 15?, PerhamLake Park Lodge No. 254, Lake ParkOtter Tail Lodge No. 284, Pelican Rapids

To all Lodges:

In accordance with the action of the Grand Lodge at theL922, L926, tgZZ,1931, 1942, and 194? Annual Communicetions, the State has been divided intoDistricts and Grand Lodge District Representatives appointed thereto asfollows:


APPENDIX K - Contlnued

DISTRICTNO.4G.L.D.R. _ JAMES A. CHRISTENSEN (293)

884 Vermilllon Trail, Gilbert 55741

Vermillion Lodge No. 197, TowerEveleth Lodge No. 239, EvelethMesaba Lodge No. 255, HibbingVirginia Lodge No. 254, VirginiaKoochiching Lodge No. 270, International FallsCanisteo Lodge No. 271, ColeraineHematite Lodge No. 274, ChisholmEly Lodge No. 288, ElyBiwabik Lodge No. 293, BiwabikNashwauk Lodge No. 331, Nashwauk

DISTRICT NO.5G.L.D.R. - TIMOTHY R. LUHM (3T8)

5131 Junlata Street, Duluth 55804

Palestine Lodge No. 79, DuluthDalles Lodge No. 181, CloquetIonic Lodge No. 186, DuluthFortitude Lodge No. 188, Two HarborsEuclid Lodge No, 198, DulutlLakeside Lodge No. 281, DuluthTrinity Lodge No. 2|12, DuluthSolomon's Lodge No. 286, Moose LakeGlen Avon Lodge No. 306, DuluthT.W. Hugo Lodge No. 318, DuluthGrand Marais Lodge No. 322, Grand MaraisTaconite Lodge No. 342, Silver Bay

DISTRICT LODGE NO.6G.L.D.R. _EUGENE LAWRENCE, JR. (271)

Route 1, Box 214, Big Fork 56628

Shell Lodge No. 184, Park RapidsItasca Lodge No. 208, Grand RapidsBemidji Lodge No. 233, BemidjiCass Lodge No.243, Cass LakeChippewa Lodge No. 275, Deer RiverHill Ctty Lodge No. 283, Hill CityWalker Lodge No. 302, Walker

235


APPENDIX K - Contlnueil

ISTRICT NO. 7

G.L.D.R. - JOHN M. YOUNG, JR, (213.276)

317 4th Avenue N.W., Aitktn 56431

Aurora Lodge No. 100, BrainerdVerndale Lodge No. 139, VerndaleWadena Lodge No. 156, WadenaCrescent Lodge No. 207, StaplesMystic Lodge No, 213, AitkinCuyuna Range Lodge No. 276, CrosbyMt. Moriah No. 327, McGregorPine Lodge No. 339, Pine River

DISTRICT NO. 8

G.L.D.R. _ GEORGE H. FAHRENHOLZ 1J84)Route 1, Box 238, Rush City 55069

Fraternal Lodge No. 92, PrincetonJasper Lodge No. 164, Rush CityMora Lodge No. 223, MoraLincoln Lodge No. 226, MilacaChisago Lodge No. 232, North BranchSandstone Lodge No. 234, SandstoneHelios Lodge No. 273, CambridgeHinckley Lodge No. 278, HinckleyBraham Lodge No. 295, BrahamMount Olivet Lodge No. 299, Pine City

DISIRICTNO.9G.L.D.R. _ DALE YOAKUM (104)

1505 S.W. Willmar Avenue, Wlllmar 56201Constellation Lodge No. 81, AlexandriaGolden Sheaf Lodge No. 133, MorrisKodahya Lodge No. 153, Browns ValleySincerity Lodge No. 161, VillardValley Lodge No. 174, GlenwoodTraverse Lodge No. 189, WheatonSunrise Lodge No. 294, Clinton

DISTRICTNO.lOG.L.D.R. _ MAXWELL W. KAUFMAN (OO)

131 Getty, Sauk Centre 503?8Star in the West Lodge No. 60, Sauk CentrePaynesville Lodge No. 71, PaynesvilleLittle Falls Lodge No. 140, Llttle Falls



DISTRICTNO.llG.L.D.R. _ ROBERT J. REED (109)

Route No.4, Box 31, Montevldeo 56265

Sunset Lodge No. 10f, MontevideoSwift Lodge No. 129, Benson

Lakeview Lodge No. 143, OrtonvilleCanby Lodge No. 147, CanbYMarietta Lodge No. U2, MariettaGeneva Lodge No. 196, MadisonAtelier Lodge No. 202, Dawson

DISTRICT NO. 12

G.L.D.R. _ JAMES W. CRITCHFIELD (104)

525 South East 3rd Street' Willmar 56201

Temple Lodge No. 59, HutchinsonGolden Fleece Lodge No. 89, LitchfieldSharon Lodge No. 104, WillmarOrion Lodge No. 138, AtwaberGuardian Lodge No. 149, BrowntonHector Lodge No. 158, HectorRenville Lodge No. 195, RenvilleOlivia Lodge No. 220, Olivia

DISTRICT NO. 13

G.L.D.R. - JAY U. IPSEN (2.62)

1120 Welcome Ave. North, Golden Valley 55422

Monticello Lodge No. 16, MonticelloNorth Star Lodge No. 23, St. CloudClearwater Lodge No. 28, ClearwaterStar Lodge No. 62, RockfordHoward Lodge No. 82, Howard LakeNelson Lodge No. 135, BuffaloFair Haven Lodge No. 182, AnnandaleGriswold Lodge No. 218, Dassel

237


APPENDIX K - Continued

c. L. D. R. -"'iff'ligHRb'foro*, ruu,792i Penn Avenue North, Brooklyn park b5444

Cataract Lodge No. 2, Golden ValleyMinneapolis Lodge No. 19, MinneapolisAnoka Lodge No. 30, AnokaSherburne Lodge No. 9b, Elk Riverl4rinslow Lewis Lodge No. l2i, OsseoArcana Lodge No. lB?, MinneapolisCompass Lodge No. 265, RobbinsdaleZarthan Lodge No. 809, MinneapolisUniversity Lodge No. 316, MinneapolisSunlight Lodge No. B2B, MinneapolisNortheast Lodge No. 34b, Fridley

c. L. D. R. - wDr LTl,'XlT il3;11E RMAL ( 800 )3629 Sumter Ave. S., Mlnneapolis 5b426

Hennepin Lodge No. 4, MinneapolisKhurum Lodge No. lt2, MinneapolisPlymouth Lodge No. 160, MinneapolisMinnehaha Lodge No. t6b, MinneapolisArk Lodge No. t?6, MinneapolisMinnesota Lodge No. 224, MinneapolisLake Harriet Lodge No. 2?2, MinneapolisJoppa Lodge No. 300, MinneapolisLynnhurst Lodge No. B1?, MinneapolisBryn Mawr Lodge No. B2b, MinneapolisRichfield Lodge No. BB4, RichfieldCentury Lodge No. BB8, Richfield

c. L. D.R. liHtTi :"dtlnrsoN ( 166 )3206 Canterbury Drlve, Woodbury 5il2i

St. John's lodge No. 1, StillwaterDakota Lodge No. ?, HastingsAccacia Lodge No. 51, Cottage GroveZion Lodge No. 55, Taylors FallsNewport Lodge No. 118, St. Paul ParkGarnet Lodge No. 166, White Bear LakeMizpah Lodge No. 191, South St, PaulFellowship Lodge No. 2bZ, North St. PaulHiram lodge No. 282, LindstromHazel Park Lodge No. 312, St. PaulForest Lake Lodge No. 844, Forest Lake



DISTRICTNO.lTG.L.D.R. _ OTTO B. CHRISTENSON (168)

2312 Howard Street N.W., Mlnneapolis 55418

St. Paul Lodge No. 3, St. PaulAncient Landmark Lodge No. 5, St. PaulBraden Lodge No. 168, St. PaulShekinah Lodge No. 171, St. PaulMidway Lodge No. 185, St. PaulTriune Lodge No. 190, St. PaulCapital City Lodge No. 217, St. PaulMontgomery Lodge No. 258, St. PaulTusler-Summit Lodge No, 263, St. PaulMacalester Lodge No. 290, St. PaulComo Park Lodge No. 324, St. Paul

DISTRICT NO. 18

G.L.D.R. _RICHARD M. HYLLESTED (321)

1992 Sioux Blvd., New Brlghton 55U2

Excelsior Lodge No. 113, ExcelsiorWayzata Lodge No. 205, WayzataAlbert Pike Lodge No. 237, HoPkinsMound Lodge No. 320, MoundPaul Revere Lodge No. 321, St. Louis ParkWaconia Lodge No. 326, WaconiaBloomington Lodge No. 340, BloomingtonEdina Lodge No. 343, EdinaLebanon Lodge No. 346, Apple Valley-Burnsville

DISTRICTNO.19G.L.D.R. _ DONALD D. CONN (31)

309 Main East, New Prague 56071

King Hiram Lodge No. 31, JordanHope Lodge No. 42, GlencoeKing Solomon Lodge No. 44, ShakoPeeUnion Lodge No. 45, Le SueurCorintlian Lodge No. 6?, FarmingtonChaska Lodge No. 151, ChaskaRough Ashlar Lodge No. 1??, Belle Plaine

239



DISTRICTNO.2l

""",3;1;lih;iTilll,f ,l,'ff ',,,Ben Franklin Lodge No. 114, LuverneQuarry Lodge No. 148, PipestoneRoman Eagle Lodge No. 1?b, AdrianMurray Lodge No. 199, SlaytonRuthton Lodge No. 242, RuthtonMcKinley Lodge No. 281, TylerLake Wilson Lodge No, 262, Lake Wilson

DISTRICTNO.22G.L.D.R. _ R. PETER SCHUE (209)

Route I, P.O. Box ttgB,224 Llncoln Ave. E., Gaylord i53g4Antiquity Lodge No. 91, Redwood FallsKeystone Lodge No. 94, Sleepy EyeCharity Lodge No. 98, New UlmDelta Lodge No. 119, MarshallTtacy Lodge No. 155, TracyZ,enith Lodge No. 200, SpringfieldSibley Lodge No. 209, WinthropCoteau Lodge No. 244, RussellFides Lodge No. 246, SanbornBalaton Lodge No. 291, Balaton

DISTRICTNO.2sG.L.D.R. - DUANE L. PINGEON (97)

Route No. 1, Box 46, Windom 56101Chain Lake Lodge No, 64, FairmontLibanus Lodge No. 96, St. JamesPrudence Lodge No. 9?, WindomFraternity Lodge No. 101, WorthingtonLakefield Lodge No. 250, LakefieldSiloam Lodge No. 330, Jeffers



DISTRICT NO. 24

G.L.D.R. - VERLAND D. ROED (12)

105 North Plainvlew, Mankato 56001

Mankato Lodge No. 12, MankaloWestern Star Lodge No. 26, Albert LeaFidelity Lodge No. 39, AustinNicollet Indge No. 54, St. PeterBlue Earth City Lodge No. 57, Blue EarthDoric Lodge No. 8?, WellsBethel Lodge No. 103, Lake CrYstalJosephus Lodge No. 128, MaPleton

DISTRICTNO.2sG.L.D.R. - JAMES PARTRIDGE (33)

421 East South Street, Owatonna 55060

Faribault Lodge No. 9, FaribaultStar in the East Lodge No. 33, OwatonnaSocial Lodge No. 48, NorthfieldTuscan Lodge No. 77, WasecaPrairie Lodge No. 123, Blooming Prairie

ISTRICT NO.27G.L.D.R. - MARTTN S. BENSON (34)

Route 3, Box 13, Cannon Falls 55000

Red Wing Lodge No. I, Red lVingWapahasa Lodge No. 14, WabashaOriental Lodge No. 34, Cannon FallsCarnelian Lodge No. 40, Lake CitYIllustrious Lodge No. 63, Plainview

ISTRICTNO.2sG.L.D.R. _ MYRON MCNEIL (T9O)

39S0 S.E. Oak Park Clrcle, Rochester 55001

Mantorville Lodge No. 11, MantorvilleRochester Lodge No. 21, RochesterPleasant Grove Lodge No. 22, Pleasant GroveSpring Valley Lodge No. 58, Spring ValleyEureka Lodge No. 75, LeRoYHuram A'Bi Lodge No. 83, KassonRelief Lodge No. 108, Dodge CenterGrand Meadow Lodge No. 121, Grand MeadowStewartville Lodge No. 203, Stewartville

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APPENDIX K - Continued

DISTRICTNO.29G.L.D.R. - DONALD L. FOWLER (29)

Route I, Box 242H, LaCrescent Si94?Winona Lodge No. 18, WinonaMeridian Lodge No. 25, ChatfieldMorning Star Lodge No. 29, LaCrescentEvergreen Lodge No. 46, UticaRising Sun Lodge No. 49, St. CharlesPickwick Lodge No. 110, LaMoille

DISTRICTNO. sO

G.L.D.R. _ NORRIN L. STORELEE (36)Route l, Lanesboro 55949

Caledonia Lodge No. 20, CaledoniaPreston Lodge No. 36, PrestonMystic Star Lodge No. 69, RushfordMystic Circle Lodge No. ?8, HoustonOrient Lodge No. 84, Money Creek

District Representatives at LargeMetro Area: Charles J. Luman (268)

1407 Brooks Avenue West, Roseville bbll3

SouthernArea: DonaldA. Rippentrop (26)219 Valley Avenue, Albert Lea 8600?

Elective Officers: James A. Christensen, President; Donald L. Fowler, VicePresident; James W. Critchfield, Secretary.

GRAND LODGE OF MINNESOTA 2tl3

APPENDIXL

BOARD OF CUSTODIANS _ THEIR REGIONS AND LODGES

John P. Peterson, P.G.M. (20?), Chairman, Custodian at Large, P.O. Box237, Staples 56479

Robert G. Adams (265), Custodian at Large, 5152 Washburn Ave. No.,Minneapolis 55430

Reglon No. IMarlin E. Denison (d4L),722 Stewart Avenue, Crookston 56716

(No Monitors)Representatives' Districts Nos. 1-2-3 with the following Lodges:

Corner Stone .No. 99 Lake Park . .No. 254

Mt. Tabor . . .No. 106 Warroad . . .No.267Moorhead ...No. 126 Roseau .....No.268Crookston ...No. 141 Osiris . .....No.272Perham .....No. 15? Stephen ....No.279Hallock .....No.212 OtterTail ...No.284Alpha . .....No.230 RedRiver ..No.292Northern ....No.236 Triangle ....No.328

Reglon No. II

Kenneth R. Spangler (208), 510 lst Ave. N.W., Grand Raplds 55744

Monitors: No. 41, William W. Widstrand (255), P,G.M., 4206 Fifth AvenueEast, Hibbing 55?46, Certified in Degrees 1-2-8; No, 140 James D. LeBlanc(282),4815 Oakley, Duluth 55804, Certified in Degrees 1-2-3; No. 147, Ed-ward W. Jameson (2?0), Apt. 19, Shorewood Apts,, International Falls56649, Certified in Degrees 1-2-3.

Representatives' Districts Nos. 4-5{ with the following Lodges:

Palestine .,.No.79 Cass.. ......No.243Dalles. .....No.181 Mesaba ....No.255Shell . ...,,.No.184 Virginia ....No.264Ionic . ......No.186 Koochiching ........No.270Fortitude ...No.188 Canisteo ....No.271Vermillion ...No. 197 Hematite ...No.274Euclid .... ...No.198 Chippewa ..No.275Itasca. .....No.208 Lakeside ...No.281Bemidji .....No.233 Trinity .....No.282Eveleth .....No.239 HillCity ....No.283


APPENDIX L - (Continued)

Solomon's ..No, 286Ely ... .. .. ..No,288Biwabik . . ..No.293Walker . ....No,302GlenAvon ..No,306

T.W. Hugo ..No. 318

GrandMarais ..... .No.322Nashwauk ..No.331Taconite , .. .No, 342

Reglon No. III

John P. Peterson, P.G.M. (207), P.O. Box 23?, Staples 50429

Monitors: No. 21, Henry R. Van Geest (100-263), 2?34 Chisholm Ave. North,St, Paul 55109, Certified in Degrees 1-2.3; No. 101, Russell J. Dahl (20?), B0B

N.E. Sixth Street, Staples 56479, Certified in Degrees 1-2-3; No. 168, JohnN. Young, Jr. (2l3-27il,3U Fourth\ Ave. N,W., Aitkin 56431, Certified inDegrees 1-2-3; No.77,Lyle Tuller (140), 104b W. 1lth St., Little Falls E6B4bCertified in Degrees 1-2-3; No. 48, Clyde R. Van Cleve (81), Amenia, ND58004, Certified in Degrees 1-2-3; No. 1?4, Robert Chapman (2?6), HC g,

Box 191, Remer 56672, Certified in Degree 1.

Representatives' Districts Nos. 7-9-10.11-12 with the following Lodges:

Temple ... ...No. 59

Star in the West . . , . .No. 60Paynesville .No. 71

Constellation .......No. 81

GoldenFleece ..... .ll-o. 89Aurora ......No. 100

Sharon .... .No. 104

Sunset ......No.109Swift . ... ...No.120GoldenSheaf .......No.133Orion. ......No. 138

Verndale .. .No, 139

Little Falls .No. 140

Lakeview ...No. 143

Canby . .....No.14?Guardian ...No. 149

Kodahya ...No.153

Wadena ..,.No. 156

Hector , ....No. 158

Sincerity , ,,.No. 161

Marietta ..,No.172Valley .. . .. ,No. 174

Traverse ...No. 189

Renville ....No.195Geneva ...,,No. 196

Atelier ...,.No.202Crescent . . .No.207Mystic .,...No.213Olivia . .....No.220CuyunaRange ..,.,,No.276Sunrise .;...........No.294Mt. Moriah ,,No.327Pine.. ,.....No.389


APPENDIX L - (Contlnued)

Region No. V

Ctiflord G. Fuller (316-345), ?421 N.E. VanBuren St., Frldley 55432

Monitors: No. 25, Maurice M. Kotz (323)' 4550 Minnetonka Blvd.' Apt. 209'

Minneapolis 55416, Certified in Degrees 1-2-3; No. 52, Maurice A. Engen'Sr. (165), 660s Ftfth Ave., Minneapolis 5542i1, Certified in Degrees 1'2'3;

No. 92, Ralph L. Hultquist, P.G.M. (4), 12054 Robin Road, Maple Grove55369, Certified in Degrees 1-2-3; No. 95, Wilbur C. Koelmel, Jr. (160)' 9748

N.W. Foley Blvd., Coon Rapids 55433, Certified in Degrees 1-2-8; No. 102'

Stanley A. Ahlquist (1?6), 51u 1?th Ave. S., Minneapolis 55417, Certified inDegrees 1-2-3; No. 104, Jack A. Benson (1?6), 811 23rd Ave', New Brigbton55112, Certified in Degrees 1-2-3; No. 145, Raymond S. Frandsen (338)' 5844

FremontAve.So.,MinneapolisSS4lg, Certified in Degrees 1-3; No. 158'

, 3849 l?th Ave. So., Minneapolis 55'()?, CertifiedCharles E. Magnusson (165), 2916 West 60th St.,ed in Degree 3; No. 166, James E. Odland (165),

3?36 47th Ave. So., Minneapolis 55406, Certified in Degree 1; No. 168' JerryB. Oliver (30), 9315 Cherry Lane, Corcoran 55340, Certified in Degree 2;

No. l?1, Gary L. Bill (334) 4519 Heritage Hills Circle, Bloomington 55437'

CertifiedinDegrees 1-2-3; No. 126, GeraldL. Graves (316), P.O. Box 32352'

Fridley 55432, Certified in Degrees 1-2-3; No. 1?2, l4rallace R. Saatela (265),

3220 Oliver Ave. No., Minneapolis 55412, Certified in Degrees 1-2'3.

Representatives' Districts Nos. 13'14-15, with the following Lodges:

Cataract . ' .. .No. 2

Hennepin .....No. 4

Monticello .. . .No. 16

Minneapolis ..No. 19

North Star . . ,No' 23

Clearwater ...No. 28

Anoka ., ... '..No. 3o

Star .. .. .....No. 62

Howard .. . ,..No. 82

Sherburne ... .No. 95

Khurum ......No. U2Winslowlewis ..... ..No. 125

Nelson ....'..No. 135

Plymouth . ,. ,No.160Minnehaha ...No.165Ark .. ...,.. . .No.176

Fair Haven .No' 182

Arcana ....'.No. 187

Griswold .....No.218Minnesota '. . .No.224Compass .'.'No'265LakeHarriet . .... '.No.277Joppa . ....'..No.300Zarthan '...No.309University ' .No' 316

Lynnhurst . 'No.317Sunlight .....No.323BrynMawr .. .No.325Richfield ' .. .No' 334

Century .....No.338Northeast . . .No.345

246 "tT?il?::II":T:ff*RegtonNo. VI

David E. Olson (165), 8010 Rondeau Lake Road, Forest Lake 5i02i

Monitors: No. 87, Donald G. McCree (21?), 10962 Rich Road, Bloomington55437, Certified in Degrees 1-2-B; No. 118, Donald E. Olson (2LD, Sn}ln-dian Blvd. So., Cottage Grove 58016, Certified in Degrees t-2-B; No. tB2,Joseph J. Ditschler (217),2639 B?th Ave. So., Minneapolis 55,()6, Certifiedin Degrees 1-2-3; No. 150, Frederick E. Martin (L7D,1202 8th Ave. No.,Fargo, ND 58102, Certified in Degrees 1-2-B; No. 1b9, James H, Marrinan(190), 2176 Fairmont Lane, St. Paul 00105, Certified in Degrees 1-2-B; No,169, Clyde W. White (258), 996 lvy Ave. E,, St. Paul 5i106, Certified inDegree 1; No.21 Henry R. Van Geest (100-268), 2ZB4 Chisholm Ave. No.,North St. Paul55109, Certified in Degrees 1-2-B; No. 1?8, Clifford Lindroth(299), Route No. 1, Pine City dd063, Certified in Degrees t-2-B; No. 1?b,Lynn M. Peterson (257), 1801 Long Lake Road, New Brighton bi112,Certified in Degree 1.

Representatives' Districts Nos. 8-16-1?, with the following lodges:

St.John's ,..........No. I Mora .......No.228St. Paul .. . .No. 3 Lincoln .. . , .No.226Ancientlandmark ..,.......No. D Chisago ....No.282Dakota .....No. z sandstone...., .....No.2a4Accacia .. ..No. 51 Fellowship .No.2E?zion . . ......No. Eb Montgomery .......No.2bgFraternal ..No. 92 Tusler-Summit .......... ...No.26gNewport ....No.118 Helios. ....,No.2?BJasper .....No.164 Hinckley .,.No.2?8Garnet .,...No. 166 Hiram ......No.2g?Braden .....No. t6g Macalester .No. 290Shekinah ...No.1?1 Braham ....No.29bMidway ....No. t8b Mountolivet . .......No.2s9Tliune . . . . . .No. 190 Hazel park .No. 812Mizpah . ....No.191 Comopark .No, 82{CapitalCity ...,....No.21? ForestLake ........No.844

GRANDLODGEOFMTNNESOTA WI

APPENDIX L - (Contlnued)

Reglon No. VII

Maurlce A. Engen, Jr. (165), 7621 Morgan Ave. So., Rlchfleld 55423

Monitors: No. 3?, Charles S. Anthony (321), 6501 Wilryan Ave., Edina 55435'

Certified in Degxees r-2-3; No. 83, Robert L. Thomas (321), 5951 FairwoodLane, Minneapolis 55!t43, Certified in Degrees 1'2'3; No' 155 Edwin J.

Bender (151), 133 Crosstown Blvd., Chaska 55318, Certified in Degrees 1-2'

3.

Representatives' Districts Nos. 18-19-2?, with the following Lodges:

RedlVing ...........No. I Chaska .''..No.151Wapahasa ,.No. 14 RoughAshlar .......No.177fing giram .No. 31 Wayzata . ' . .No. 205

Oriental .....No. 34 AlbertPike '.No.2il1Carnelian ...No. 40 Mound ..."No.320Hope . . . . .. .No. 42 PaulRevere .No.321

King Solomon . . . . .. .No. 44 Waconia ' '. 'No.326Union . , ,....No. 45 Bloomington .No.340

Illustrious .. .No. 6lt Edina ' .. . . ' 'No.343Corinthian ..No. 6? Lebanon .... 'No.346Excelsior . ..No. 113

RegionNo. VIII

Richard A. Bowdln (04), 390 W. Amber Lake Drlve, Falrmont 56031

M

1-2-3.

Representatives' Districts Nos. 21-22'23, with the following Lodges:

Chain Lake ,No. 64 Quarry . . . . . 'No. 148

Antiquity ....No. 91 Tracy . . ' '. '.No.155feystone .,..No. 94 RomanEagle ... '...No. 175

Libanus .....No. 96 Murray '.. '.No. 199

Prudence .. .No. 9? Zenith . " . . 'No.200Charity .....No. 98 Sibley . ......No.209Fraternity ..No.101 Ruthton ... 'No. 242

BenFranklin .No.U4 Coteau ..'...No.%4Delta. .......No.119 Fides' .'....No.%6


APPENDIX L - (Continued)

Lakefield ...No,250 Balaton ....No.291McKinley ...No.251 Siloam .....No.330LakeWilson .....,..No.262

Region No. IX

Douglas J. Campbell (334), 5841 Park Ave. So., Minneapolls bb4l?

Monitors: No. 137, Lyle E. Pedersen (12), 126 Eastwood Drive, Mankato56001, Certified in Degrees 1-2-3; No. 142, Hans A. Hansen Q6-gD,g4LNorth Shore Ave., Albert Lea 56007, Certified in Degree 2; No. 116, RichardE. St. Martin (9), 401 East 104th St., Bloomington 55420, Certified inDegrees 1-2-3; No. 34, John Miller (?Z), 404 E. Elm St., Waseca b6098,Certified in Degrees 1-2-3,

Representatives' Districts Nos. 24-25, with the following Lodges:

Faribault ....No. 9 BlueEarthCity.. ...No. b?Mankato ,.,No. 12 Tuscan ......No. ??WesternStar .....,..No.26 Doric. .......No.8?StarintheEast.... .No. 33 Bethel . ......No.108Fidelity .....No. 39 Prair.ie ......No.123Social . .....No.48 Josephus ...No. 128Nicollet .,..No. 54

Reglon No. X

Philip G. Soderberg (22), 214 S.W. 2Eth Street, Rochester Si90t

Monitors: No. 167, Romeo R. Filoteo (2L), L746 First St. S.W., Rochester55902, Certified in Degrees 1-2.

Representatives' Districts Nos. 28-29-80, with the following Lodges:

Mantorville .Nb. 11 SpringValley .......No. b8Winona .....No, t8 MysticStar.. ........No.69Caledona ...No. 20 Eureka ......No. ?bRochester . .No. 21 Mystic Circle . . .. . , . .No. ?8PleasantGrove .... ,No. 22 HuramA'Bi .No. BB

Meridian ...No.28 Orient. .....,No.84MorningStar.. ..,.,No, 29 Relief . ......No,108Preston ...,No. 86 pickwick ..,No. 110Evergreen ,,No, 46 GrandMeadow .... .No. 121RisingSun .,No.49 Stewartville ,....,,,No,208


APPENDIXM

Custodians Emeritus

Names Date of Service Years of ServiceGlenM.Johnston(54.... ,..,...,1967-1974 IJohnJ.Miller(77) .,....1959-1979 20

Henry R. Van Geest (100-263) . . . .1955'1988 33

APPENDIXN

Custodians HonoraryCharles S. Anthony (321), Minneapolis . . .April 4, 1975

DonaldG.McCree(217),St.Paul .. ....ApriI4,1975Maurice A. Engen, Sr. (165) .March 30, 1979

DonaldE.Olson (21?) ........March30' 1979

Henry R. Van Geest (100-263) . .April4, 1987

Maurice M. Kotz (323) . .April4, 1987

RichardSt.Martin(9) ... .....Apri14,1987

APPENDIXO

Monitors EmerltusCertificate No.-Name-Lodge Date29ClydeA, Reynolds (1S4) . ,.......March27,198143 Curtis R. Fosen (165) . . , .March 27, 1981

50 Tony H. Hoivik (190) . . . .March 27, 1981

?gEarlruttle(309) ' ..,,,..March22'196394 David F. fidlund (1s?) , . March 30' 1984

9?AlbertStaley(119) ...,,...March31,1978l0SHarryA.Johnson (19) ... ....,,..March28, 1980

114 Merrill Spencer (12) . . . , , .March 27, 1981

124 Leonard E. Frederickson (59) . , . March 31' 1978

144J. RogerWilliams (330) . .,..,,,,March28,1980S6AdolphKopischke (77) ... , ,., February 18' 1989

83 Robert L' Thomas (s21) . ' . , , , February 18' 1989

l02StanleyAhlquist (1?6) . ,,,,., FebruarylS,1989


APPENDIXP

Honorary Past Grand Officers

Grand Lodge of Alberta:M.W. Robert L. Constigan,P.G.M., 1979

Grand Lodge of lllinois:M.W. Clinton H. Lang, P.G.M.,1973

R.W. E. Gene Ross, D.G.M., 1982

Grand Lodge of Indiana:M.W. Harold S. Jackson, P.G.M.,1962

M.lV. Dwight L. Smith, P.G.M.,G.S., 1958

Grand Lodge of Iowa:R.W. Charles T. Jackson, G.S.,L974R.W. Robert D. Metcalf, P.G.M.,1987

Grand Lodge of Iran:R.W. Ahmad Aliabadi, P.G.S.,1985

Grand Lodge of Manitoba:M.W. J. Lewis Beckstead, P.G.M.,1983

M.W. J.E. Reesor Bingeman,P.G.M., 1981

M.W. Clarence L. Chamberlain,P.G.M., 1978

M.W. A. Neil Clark, P.G.M., 1989

M.W. Robert E. Emmett, P.G.M.,1958

R.W. J.A. Fergusson, D.G.M., 1989

M.W. F.W. Clayton Gault, P.G.M.,1984

R.W. Reg L. Guy, G.S., 1975

R.W. Ron W. Hart, Grand Dir. ofCeremonies, 1981, P.G.M., 1986

M.W. W. John Hodgson, G.M., 1989

M.W. W. Fred L. Hyde, P.G.M.,1974

M.W. Leslie H. Iles, P.G.M., 1985

M.W. Willian A. Little, HonoraryP.G.M. 1980

M.W. Newton L. McCleary,P.G.M., 1980

M.W. Howard G. McCrae, P.G.M.,L977

M.W. Walter C. McDonald,P.G.M., 1959

M.W. B. Stuart Parker, P.G.M.,1968

M.W. John L. Rankin, P.G.M.,1976

M.W. Frederick J. Robertson,P.G.M., 19?7

M.W. David Rothstein, P.G.M.,1958

M.W. Wesley D.G. Runions,P.G.M., 1966

M.W. Kenneth C. Turnbull,P.G.M., 1988

M.W. William J. Witherspoon,P.G.M., 1971,

Grand Lodge of Michigan:M.IV. Kenneth Bolton, G.M., 1989

M.W. Royce E. Curlis, P.G.M.,1976

M.W. Robert A. Hockstad,P.G.M., 1968

M.W. Ernest Hoffman, Jr.,P.G.M., 1987

M.W. Charles S. Moulthrop, Jr,,G.M., 1980

M.W. Vincent A. Vatter, P.G.M.,1978

M.W. Percy H, Williams, P.G,M.,1967


APPENDIX P- (Continued)

Grand Lodge of Montana: M.W. Gordon L. Paxman,M.W. Emil K. Eliason, G. Mar., p.G.M., 19621964 M.w' H' George Poulson, P'G.M.,M.W. A. Harold Small, P.G.M., $82

251

Grand Lodge of Nevada: 1983

M.W. Arthur K. Cronin, P.G.M., M'W' Arne J' Springen, P'G'M"1989 1983

Grand Lodge or New Jersey: M.$.t"fi;:;t"gl'?ftT;all'fR.W. Thomas R. Dougherty, i.C.nA., rSozP'G'M'' 1986 M.w. James F. woodward,

Grand Lodge of Nebraska:1965

R.W. Harry E. Senske, G.S., 1975

R.W. Carl R. Greisen, G.S., 1968 M.W. F. Stanley Sharkey, P'G.M.'R.W. Warren D. Lichty, D.G.M., 1980

M.W. Gerald M. SkogleY, P.G.M.'

Grand Lodge of North Dakota: P.G.M., 1974M.\4r. Rueben J. Blodau, P,G.M.,L972 Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan:R.W. Paul L. Burkhardt, G.T.S., R.W. Everett A. Snell, G.S., 1977

1979

M.W. Dorsey H. Doyle, P.G.M,,1984

M.W. Edward J. Franta, P.G.M.,1958

M.W. ArnoldL. Ellingson, P.G.M.,1986

M.W. James H. Erickson, P.G.M.,1976

M.W. Ben G. Gustafson, P.G.M., Grand Lodge of Wisconsin:

19?5

R.W, Benjamin F,1979

1967

M.W. Otto Haakenstad, P.G.M.,1971

M.1{. Gordon H. Hansen, P.G.M.,Lg?4R.W. Joseph A. Jameson, P.G.S,,1961

M.14r. WardM. Kirby, P.G.M., 1978

M,W. Richard C, Lord, P.G.M.,1979

M.W. Robert K. Muhs, Sr.,P.G.M., 1978

M,W. Jack T' Rowe, P.G.M.' 1987

York, J.G.W., M.W. John Sakariassen, P.G.M.,

Grand Lodge of South Dakota:M.W. Norman J. Doolittle'P.G.M., 1962

M.W. Raymond W' Horn, P.G.M.'1985

M.W. Walter W. Johnson, P.G.M''1979

R.W. Bruce A. Christianson'D.G.M., 1988

M.W. Perry A. Risberg, P.G'M.'1969

M.W. Belmont H. Schlosstein'P.G.M., 1964

M.W. Russell R. Selbo, P.G.M',1981

M.W. Carl W. Skoog, P,.G'M., 1983

M.W. Charles E. White, P.G.M,'1971


APPENDIXQ

TRIAL COMMISSTONERS

Region lDistrict 2 ..... W.B. John A. Winters (141)

422 Elm St., Crookston 56716(Res) 218 281-2343

Region 2District 5 ..... W.B. David R. Michaelson (318)

4402 Gladstone Street, Duluth 55802(Res) 218 525-127L: (Bus) 218 7224528

Region SDistrict I ..... W.B. Henry Foelschow (133)

512 S.E. 2nd Street. Glenwood 56334(Res) 612 623-3789

Region 4District 7 ..... W.B. Gene L. Foot (276)

132 W. Main Street, Crosby 56441(Bus) 218 546-5353

Region SDistrictL4 ..... W.B. Samuel G. Smilow (323) ++3905 Glenhurst Ave. So., Minneapolis 55416(Res) 612 927-9663

Region ODistrictlT ..... W.B. Peter S. Ekholm (290)

u03 Lilac Lane, St. Paul 55u8(Res) 612 454-52??; (Bus) 612 2274900

Region TDistrictlS ,.... W.B. Henry N. Feikma (321)

1000 IDS Center, Minneapolis 55402(Bus) 612 339-1481

Region SDistrict2l ..... W.B. Theodore E. Fellows (148)

312 3rd Avenue S.E., Pipestone 56164(Res) 507 825-228L

Region 9District24 ..... W.B. Milton D. Mason (12)

301 South 5th Street, No. 305, Manka0o 56001(Res) 507 345-3014

Region 10 District 29 . . . . . W.B. L. Donald Mcleod (46)

390 Harrison, Lewiston 55952(Res) 507 523-2875

** Chief llial Commissioner


Index to Proceedings

ADDRESS OF TTM GRAND MASTER:AmendmentstolodgeBylaws... ...'...'..46Dispensations, Rulings and Opinions ' ' . . . . . 44

FiftyYearAwards,Listof .....'...48GrandMaster'sAddress ....36Photograph of Presiding Grand Master 3

Recommendationsof theGrandMaster '.... .'..". 4L

Visi0ations, Activities, Festivals, etc. . . . .. . '. 42

Welcome '..'..'....16

APPENDICES:A.GrandlodgeOfficersbyYears. ...'....'188B.NamesofLodgesAlphabeticallyArranged .......192C. Location of Lodges Alphabetically Arranged . . . . . .194

D. Directory of Lodges, January 1, 1989 , . . . . .196

E. Lodges, LostorChanged . '. '....203F. Abstract of Annual Returns for 1988 . . . . . . ' . . . . ' ' .207

G.GrandSecretaries ..'...215H. GrandRepresentatives .........217I.DeathsbylodgesforlgSS.. .'....220J. Distinguished Dead from Other Grand Jurisdictions ' . . . . .238

K. DistrictRepresentativesandTrialCommissioners .......2S4L. Board of Custodians with their Regions, Lodges and Monitors ' . . . .243

M. CustodiansEmeritus ' '. ' ',.. ' '.24sN. CustodiansHonorary .. '....... '249O.MonitorsEmeritus ...'.,249P.HonoraryPastGrandOfficers.. '.'......250Q. TrialCommissioners .....262

COMMITTEE REPORTS:AppealsandGrievances '.. '139Auditor'sReport.,., ..'....83Board of Custodians of The Work, Chairman's Report " . . " . 109

BusinessandRules . ....'..20CodeReview ......139CorporateTrustees'Secretary'sReport .'''140CounselorProgram. .......'143Credentials:

PreliminaryReport . ....'.'..' 20

FinalRePort .. ' '.. '. "169CribbageTournamentAwardsPresented ......'...' 98

Distinguished Guests . 34 and 59

253


ExternalRelations . ".'...61Finance ' '... '..,..134FraternalRelationsatRochester .'..'...'.144GrandSecretary'sReport .'....'.'.75Grand Tteasurer's Report . . . . . . . ' . 67

HistoricalandArchival . '..145HonoraryMembership "..' 58

Jurisprudence:Preliminary '......"..55Final . .. ....,..132

Leadership "'.....L47Masonic Memorial Hospital Fund, Inc., President's Report ' . . ' . . . . .114

MasonicPublicSchoolScholarships ......'.149Masonic ResearchandEducation .. '.. '....148MasonsforDiabeticYouth ....'....57MinnesotaMasonicFoundation, Inc. .......106MinnesotaMasonicHome,President'sReport. .'..'161Minnesota Masonic Home, Executive Director's Report . . . ' .108

Nominations "'"'L42OfficeManagement. ......'152OrderofDeMolaY ., ."...'130PrepaidDues '....'153ProgramandPlanning ....154PublicRelations.... .......156PublishingTtreMinnesotaMason .'........155Resolutions ........159Subordinate Lodge Buildings . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ' .158

SubordinatelodgesandReports . .'....'...159Tellers ....10,WillsandBequests.. .,"...160

RESOLUTIONS:No. l, 1989 . .23andt22No.2,1989 '.24and122No. 3, 1989 ' . 25 and 124

No.4, 1989 (Withdrawn) . '. ' 25

No.5,1989 (Withdrawn) ,.... . ,: .,,. 26

No.6, 1989 , ' 27 endLz4No.7,1989 (Withdrawn) '... 27

No,8,1989 (Withdrawn) ',.. 28

No.9,1989 (Withdrawn) '... nNo.10,1989(Withdrawn) '..'....".30No. 11, 1989 ' 31 and 125

No. 12, 1989 ' 32and 126

No.13,1989.. ...,."33and128No.14,1989 .. ....... 33and128

1989-1990 Grandlodge Officers BackCover


Deputy Grand Master's Photo 6

GrandMaster'sRemarksfollowinglnstallation .,,...,.169GrandOrator'sAddress .......99InstallationofGrandlodgeOfficers, l9S9 ,. ..,.,168Living GrandLodge Officers and Other PermanentMembers . ........ t2-14LodgeoftheYearAwards 51,66,97MemorialService .. ..........,52Monitors,Listof . ......u3OutstandinglodgeAwards ...., 98

PublicOpening ......., 15

RepresentativesoflodgesPresent ......1?1RulesforMasonicDates .......14Sessions of Grand Lodge:

First, Friday, March 31, 1989 . . . .. . . 19

Second,Friday,March31,1989.. .... 52

Third, Saturday, April 1, 1989 . . . . . . .104StandingCommitteesforlgSg-l990 .....177Tributes to the Flags:

Canadian .......... 16

UnitedSta0esofAmerica .......... 15

PROCEEDINGS

The Grand Lodge

A. F. and A. M.

Minnesota

1989

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DAVID S. BOUSCHOR, Grand Master

OFTICERSOF TIIE GRAND LODGE A.F. & A.M. OF MINNESOTA

1989-1990ELEgfED

R.W. Charles Baltos (8) . . Senior Grand Warden, 149 Kingswood Drive, Red Wing Fb066

- Phqqq (Res) 612-3B8-4379; (Bus) 612-330-6349,8x.4595R.W.EdwardW.Waldon(zg) ....:...... ..JuiriorGrandWarden

847 North 26th Avenue, St. Cloud b6903Phone ( Res ) 6LZ-ZSZ-42 86R.W.FredB.Vihovde(334-346) ........GrandTreasurer

4281 Jasper Drive, Eagan 5b122Phone (Res) 612454-328Li (Bus) 612-222-60b1

R.W.RaymondE.Schlemmer (lrs) ....:.... ..GrandSecretarvB0BAshlandAvenue, St. paulparkSb0ZL -

St. Paul Masonic Center,200 E. Plato Blvd., St. paul Sbl0?Phone (Res ) 612459-2OrZ i (Sus I 6tZ-eZ*O5i or 6LZ-222-6L44

APPOINTEDWor.JamesW.Locker(316-34b) ......,.GrandChaplain

5664 Jackson N,E., Minneapolis b5482Phone (Res) 612-571-?56gWor.StuartW.Gang(263) ....,...GrandOrator

13bb Colonial Drive. St. paul b5113Phone (Res) 612{33-7862; (Bus) 612-292-1992

Wor. Wanen K. Clark (203) , . . . . . .Senior Grand Deacon301 S.E. 3rd Street, Stewartville bb9?6

Phone (Res) 507-533-4645: (Bus) S0Z-289-9b22Wor.RodneyM.Larson(30) ........... ...JuniorGrandDeacon

1918 149th Avenue N.E., Anoka 55803Phone (Res) 612-434{2501 (Bus) 612-?82-?588

Wor.JackA.Benson(1?6) .. ....GrandMarshal811 23rd Avenue N.W.. New Brishton bSU2

Phone (Res) 612{ag-1206; (Bus)hz-as/-{OeoWor. Hans Engebretson (174) . .

Rt. 2, Box 228, Glenwood b6334Phone ( Res ) 6LZ-68A4652

Wor. Jedson (Jed) Hejda (264) . . . . . . . . . . Grand Standard BearerRte. No. I, Box 231A, Cook 5s?29

Phone (Res ) 2[8{,66-2Z7 tWor. Eric J. Neetenbeek (306) . . . .Senior GrandSteward

1904 Morningside Ave., Duluth b5803Phone (Res) 218-525-2377i (Bus) 218-?2g-2?80

Wor. J.V. Christianson (119) . . . .Junior Grand StewardRte. I, Box 29, Milroy 56261Phone (Res) 507-336-2419

WoraRogerl.Hildebrand(284) .. ....GrandpursuivantRoute No. 3, Box 528, Pelican Rapids 565?2

Phone (Res) Ztg-gOS-0024Wor.FredD.Perkins Qt7) .. ......GrandTyler

1397 Osceola Avenue. St. Paul 5510bPhone (Res) 612-699-88Z5

, The One Hundred firirty-Seventh Annual Communication will be held on' Friday and Saturday, March 30 and 31, 1900 at the Sunwood Inn, St. Cloud,MN.

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GRAND LODGE OF MINNESOTA LODGE OF MINNESOTA BIOGRAPHY DAVID SINCLAIR BOUSCHOR Born November 23, 1930, in Duluth, Minnesota. ... ZLBZ?}4Z4} East …