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Sudbury-Manitoulin District APRIL 2012
DDIISSTTRRIICCTT NNEEWWSS AARROOUUNNDD && AABBOOUUTTDistrict Website www.smmasons.com
Sick and VisitingW. Bro. Ransford Galbraith
Gore Bay Lodge No. 472W. Bro. Willis Campbell
Gore Bay Lodge No. 472V.W. Bro. John E. Gamble
Algonquin Lodge No. 536Bro. Thomas Zaitz
Friendship Lodge No. 691Bro. Robert Dixon
Sudbury Lodge No. 658R.W. Bro. Eric MooreSudbury Lodge No. 658National Lodge No. 588
W. Bro. Patrick McCuaigNational Lodge No. 588
Bro. Earl DraperNational Lodge No. 588
We wish them well andpray for their full
recovery
From the District DeputyCongratulations & BestWishes / Pgs. 3 & 4
Nickel Lodge Official Visit / Pg. 2 3 Fifty Years in Masonry / Pg. 44
Templar News
A new Knight startshis journey pg. /6
Order of the Eastern Star / Pg. 8 & 92
IMPORTANTDATES FOR APRIL
/ Pg. 4
District ProjectNo. 2470 / Pg. 6
April TracingBoard / Pg. 7
Sudbury Shrine Club
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R.W. Bro. Allan BurnsEditor
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The Power of KnowledgeKnowledge is a fascinating factor that governs our life and rulesthe world. It is accumulated one element at a time in a microprocess often called perceptions. As Masons the Rituals and thefollow up and communication of it must be to complete our lifeand actions. This intricate data collection gets packed in thememory of us all, in the form of a funneling process; incominginformation enters the top of the funnel at our Initiation, thuscompacting the older experiences of the senior members and the knowledgethey pass on conceptually. Moreover this intricate conceptual system providessupport for the decision making process in our life as Masons and to enlightenmyself and others in my Mother Lodge and beyond. The success of the decisionmaking process is dependent on the utilization of great experiences of the pastBrethren the way they arrived at their positions and the Brotherly Love andCaring they have as a Mason, combined with the ability to have an open mind,thus leaving plenty of room for innovation, creation and sound aspirations tolook forward to a better future and more brethren to be happy of their life asMasons. Even Einstein the father of modern science admitted that scientificknowledge is based in imagination, “I am enough of an artist to draw freelyupon my imagination. Imagination is more important than knowledge.Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.” Albert EinsteinAs Masons our imagination must be put together to carry on for manygenerations to come. As we are exploring the vast realm of knowledgewe must recognize the two aspects of it:1- Negative knowledge is the most detrimental form that spells, stagnation, failure and especially regress; we mustnot be a part of it, if we stand with our rituals and commitments that we volunteered to be a part of. We started ourMasonic youth to acquire a vast amount of skill and information from our rituals, to realize how deceiving mostinformation is written about our fraternity. We fit in these vast worlds of information that the truth is often obscuredby the screen of perception.“Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can dothat.” Martin Luther King Jr.2- Positive knowledge is exemplified by expanding an island in the vast sea. The bigger the island grows, the largerits boundaries of exposure grow. A green island with fertile soil, new strong trees will create an island of harmony
We owe it to our Grand Lodge, to ourselves, future generations and the world to adopt this true and beautiful worldof knowledge. “Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.” Mahatma GandhiSincerely and fraternallySaliem J Khoury, DDGMSudbury-Manitoulin District.
and will live on for generations to come, while an island full of sand, no life and covered in shade.The shade of senior members through their life as Masons must be carried on to assist the newlygrowing trees (brethren) to enhance the future of us all. Our rituals and the Grand lodgeinstructions provide us all with sufficient factors for positive growth and development. Use theseprograms and knowledge in the new world of information to progress, which brings us to thefascinating world of success.
Masonic Word Fun/ Pg. 10
Lodge of PerfectionNews / Pg. 11
OrderYoursToday/ Pg. 12
Feedback Meeting / Pg. 5 3
Spring CeremonialInfo / Pgs. 13 - 16
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About April 2012 pg. 2
NICKEL LODGE OFFICIAL VISITR.W. Bro. Saliem J. Khoury conducted his Official Visit to Nickel Lodge on Wednesday, March 7th 2012.
(Front Row L-R) W. Bro. Ken Alexander – W. Bro. Paavo Liukko – Bro. Rock Palmer – R.W. Bro. Saliem J.Khoury, D.D.G.M. – V.W. Bro. Clive Stephenson, Grand Steward. (Middle) W. Bro. Reijo Luoma – R.W.Bro. Robert South – Bro. Michael Lalonde – Bro. Stephen Fleming – W. Bro. Richard England – W. Bro.George Nichols – W. Bro. David Kennedy – (Back) Bro. Craig Yeates – R.W. Bro. Robert Fleming – R.W.Bro. J. David Innes – W. Bro. Greg Newson – Bro. John Mason – W. Bro. Brian Howe
(L-R) W. Bro. Paavo Liukko – Bro. Rock Palmer – R.W. BroFront. Saliem J. Khoury, D.D.G.M. – V.W. Bro. CliveStephenson, Grand Steward (Back) W. Bro. Roger Kitching,W.M. Friendship Lodge – R.W. Bro. Paul Ashley, W.M.Algonquin Lodge – W. Bro. Rejean Daigle, W.M. SudburyLodge.
A customary banquet to honour the District DeputyGrand Master always takes place before the meeting.Head table guests L-R include R.W. Bro. J. DavidInnes, Director of Ceremonies – V.W. Bro. CliveStephenson, Grand Steward – R.W. Bro. Saliem J.Khoury, D.D.G.M. – W. Bro. Paavo Liukko,Worshipful Master – Bro. Rock Palmer, Candidate –Bro. Stephen Fleming, Senior Warden.
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About April 2012 pg. 3
Friendship Lodge No. 691Congratulations to Bro. Bradley Belisle on his beingInitiated into Freemasonry on Wednesday, March 14th
2012.
(L-R) W. Bro. Lyle Redden, sponsor – W. Bro. Roger Kitching – Bro. BradBelisle – R.W. Bro. Sam Khoury – V.W. B ro. Brian Stoddard, sponsorAt the same meeting W. Bro. Jack Hiscock received theFriendship Lodge R.W. Bro. Harold Waller Award forhis dedication to Masonry in general and the lodge inparticular. The recipient is chosen by the Past Masters attheir Fall meeting and was presented by W.Bro. RayBarlow the Past Masters Chairman.
(L-R) W. Bro. Roger Kitching – W. Bro. Jack Hiscock holding award – W. Bro.Ray Barlow – R.W. Bro. Sam KhouryW.Bro.Rob Lipic presented Bro. Dan Rowe and Bro. MarkWoodliffe with their Master Mason Edition Bibles.
CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES
Espanola Lodge No. 527Congratulations to Bro. Mitchell Bourcier on hisbeing Raised to the Sublime Degree of a Master Masonon Wednesday, March 7th 2012.
National Lodge No. 588Congratulations to Bro. Maher Khalil on his beingRaised to the Sublime Degree of a Master Mason onTuesday, March 6th 2012.
Bro. Khalil with visitors and members above and with his sponsors below.
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About April 2012 pg. 4
IMPORTANT DATES IN APRIL
CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHESNickel Lodge No. 427An emergent meeting was held on March 21st 2012 tohonour brethren who had served the craft for 50 years ormore.
Commemorating Fifty years of Masonic service W. BroBruce Anderson and Bro. Paul Ruff received their 50-year jewel and a lodge certificate congratulating thebrethren on their service to the craft.
Gore Bay Lodge No. 472Congratulations to Bro. Darrin Nodecker on beingPassed to the Fellowcraft degree on Thursday, March 8th
2012.
Bethel Lodge No. 699Congratulations to Bro. Mandy Gervais on his beingRaised to the Sublime Degree of a Master Mason duringthe regular meeting on Friday, March 9th 2012.
Bethel Lodge No. 699Congratulations to Bro. Trevor Sykes on his beingRaised to the Sublime Degree of a Master Mason at theEmergent. Meeting held on Friday, March 23rd 2012.
Algonquin Lodge No. 536Congratulations to Bro. Jason Ashley on being electedMaster Elect on Tuesday, March 20th 2012. Installationand Investiture of Officers will be on Saturday, April28th 2012.
Doric Lodge No. 455D.D.G.M. Official VisitTuesday, April 10th 2012.
BANQUET - 6:00 p.m.$15.00 PER PERSON
Please confirm your attendance withWorshipful Brother Wallace Moore at705-368-3038 or [email protected]
DISTRICT DIVINE SERVICECalvin Presbyterian Church
1114 Auger St.10:00a.m.
Regalia to be wornFamily invited to attend
Friendship Lodge No. 691Grand Master
M.W. Bro. D. Gary Dowlingand members of Grand Lodge
visit to Friendship LodgeWednesday, April 10th 2012.
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About April 2012 pg. 5
District Feedback MeetingPart Deux
Feedback Team (L-R) V.W. Bro. Clair Bracken, District Chaplain – R.W. Bro. J. David Innes,Advisor – R.W. Bro. Saliem J. Khoury DDGM – R.W. Bro. Roy Eaton – R.W. Bro. RobFleming, MasoniChIP – W. Bro. Robert Paxton, Doric Lodge
The second in a two part series offeedback meetings was held at DoricLodge No. 455 in Little Current onSaturday, March 17th 2012. Thismeeting was held for the brethren inthe Western part of our Districtincluding Espanola, Doric and GoreBay lodges.Designed by R.W. Bro. Saliem J.Khoury D.D.G.M. the meetingsfocused on his observations of theWork and Ritual presentations duringhis Fraternal and Official visits. Thesessions are intended especially forthe Worshipful Masters and Officersand included a general discussionfollowed by the Work.
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About April 2012 pg. 6
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Project 2470The Project is to raise awareness of diabetes and raise funds for the Canadian Diabetes Association. It is recognizedby Grand Lodge and the Masonic Foundation of Ontario under Project # 2470.Diabetes is a chronic, often debilitating and sometimes fatal disease in which the body either cannot produce insulinor cannot properly use the insulin it produces. This leads to high levels of glucose in the blood which can damageorgans, blood vessels and nerves. The body needs insulin to convert glucose into an energy source.Most Canadians are aware of the dangers of chronic diseases, such as cancer and heart disease. But did you knowthat diabetes also poses a very real threat to your health?Our population is aging and obesity rates are rising. Our lifestyles are increasingly sedentary. Almost 80 percent ofnew Canadians come from populations that are at high risk for developing type 2 diabetes, including people ofHispanic, Asian, South Asian or African descent. Aboriginal people are three times more likely to develop type 2diabetes. Currently, more than 9 million Canadians are living with diabetes or pre-diabetes. More than 20 peopleare diagnosed with diabetes every hour of every day.Your cheque made out to the Masonic Foundation of Ontario “Project # 2470” will help find a cure.
MMAAVVAARR PPRREECCEEPPTTOORRYY NNOO.. 6655Companion Kip Hawley a member of National Lodge No. 588 and TuscanChapter No. 95 received the Order of the Red Cross at the regularconvocation of Mavar Preceptory on Thursday, 22nd 2014.
Receiving congratulations
Comp. Hawley is congratulated byR. Em. Kt. Keith Jordan a goodfriend who is also a member ofNational Lodge.
How to Join.The Orders of the Masonic Knights Templar are a part of a progression from the first three degrees of Freemasonry.Membership thus involves several prerequisites:
• You must have received the Supreme Degree of the Holy Royal Arch of Jerusalem, the final degree of royalArch Masonry, and be a member in good standing of a Chapter of royal Arch Masons.
• Membership in a Royal Arch Chapter requires that you have been raised as a Master Mason in a Craft Lodgeand be a member in good standing of a Masonic Craft Lodge.
Therefore, an applicant must be:1. A Freemason in good standing with his Craft Lodge;2. A Royal Arch Mason in good standing with his Chapter, and3. A Christian, recommended by two members of the Order, who profess a belief in the “Christian Doctrine of
the Holy and Undivided Trinity of The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit.”
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About April 2012 pg. 7
APRIL 2012Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1. 2.
SHRINE CLUBRegular Meeting
NOTECHANGE INMEETING
DATE
3.NATIONAL
LODGE1st Degree
M. Winegarden
4.NICKELLODGE
1ST DegreeS. Tweedy
& ElectionsESPANOLA
LODGE 3rd Degree
Bro. D. Bergeron
5.MAUNDYThursday
Sudbury Lodgeof Perfection
Dinner atBelrock
NOTE: ShrineClub mtg. on
April 2nd
6.Good Friday
7.
8.EASTER
S.L.O.P.RelightingCeremony
9. 10.DORICLODGE
D.D.G.M.Official Visit
3rd DegreeDinner 6:00pm
$15.00
11.FRIENDSHIP
LODGE
Grand MasterM.W. Bro. D.Gary DowlingFraternal Visit
Town Hall Mtg.Dinner $15.00
12. GORE BAY
LODGE 3rd Degree
Bro. S. ChatwellAlgoma
Chapter
13.BETHELLODGE
3rd DegreeBro. A. Laakso
Last Day To OrderYour Onions
14.PENNY
FARTHING
Belrock MasonicCentre
15. 16.SUDBURY
LODGE1st Degree
D. Fournier
17.BELROCKTEMPLE
CORP.Annual Mtg.
7:30p.m.ESPANOLA
Chapter
R.A.M.
18. 19.Tuscan Chapter
R.A.M.
20.Sudbury Lodge
of Perfection
Reunion
21.Sudbury Lodge
of Perfection
Reunion
LeadershipSeminar9:30am
22. 23. 24. 25.SHRINE CLUB
ExecutiveMeetingMembersWelcome
26.Mavar PreceptoryKnights Templar
27. 28.ALGONQUIN
LODGEInstallation of
Officers 1:30pmand
Ladies Night
29. 30.DORIC LODGE D.D.G.M. OFFICIAL VISIT
BANQUET - 6:00 P.M.$15.00 PER PERSON
Please confirm your attendance withWorshipful Brother Wallace Moore at705-368-3038 or [email protected]
DISTRICTDIVINE
SERVICECalvin Presbyterian
Church10:00am
1114 Auger St.Regalia to be
worn
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About April 2012 pg. 8
At the March meeting, Marjorie Malloy was presented with a bouquet offlowers by Elizabeth Chorkawy W.M.; as Algoma's Newest 90 Year'syoung member. Algoma members are like a nice wine, they don't get old,they just get sweeter.
(left to right) Rudolph Mulack, W.G.P.; Michael Chorkawy, W.P.; Marjorie Malloy; ElizabethChorkawy, W.M.; Connie Boone, W.G.M.Patricia Burrell (who recently affiliated with Algoma Chapter from ArbutusChapter in Timmins), was recognized for her 35 years of service to theOrder. The Worthy Grand Matron presented her with a 35 year membershippin. This was followed by the presentation of a Rob Morris Jewel inrecognition of sponsoring several other members from Arbutus Chapter intoAlgoma, by affiliation.
(left to right) Rudolph Mulack, W.G.P.; Michael Chorkawy, W.P.; Patricia Burrell wearing her35 year pin and Rob Morris Jewel; Elizabeth Chorkawy, W.M.; Connie Boone, W.G.M.Algoma Chapter, the members welcomed it's newest member; BrendaBrighton, D.D.G.M. District 10 (north/west-Toronto and area) by affiliation.Brenda has a cottage in the Sudbury area and plans on moving there in afew years.
Order of the Easter Star Algoma Chapter No. 139By Robert South, Past Patron
On the evening of Thursday March 8th, Algoma Chapter No. 139 Order ofthe Eastern Star, in Sudbury hosted the Grand Chapter - Miracles ofCommunications Year 2011 - 2012 Grand Family. Prior to the meeting,members enjoyed a pot-luck supper.
(Front row, left to right) Marjorie Steinke, District Deputy Grand Matron for District 15;Elizabeth Chorkawy, Worthy Matron of Algoma Chapter; Connie Boone, Worthy Grand Matronfor Ontario (of Paris Ontario); Rudolph Mulack, Worthy Grand Patron (of Espanola); MichaelChorkawy, Worthy Patron of Algoma Chapter. Second row, (left to right) Jacky Foskett, GrandOrganist (of Bracebridge); Cheryl West, Grand Adah (of Woodstock); Donna Edwards, GrandRuth (of Smith Falls); Maggie Crawford, Grand Esther (of Oshawa); Judith Kocher, GrandMartha (of Milton); Liz Graham, Grand Electa (of Peterborough); Bonnie Arnew, AssociateGrand Matron (of Fergus). Third row, (left to right) Edwin Bond, Grand Marshal (of LittleCurrent) and Jim Richardson, Grand Warder (of Harriston).
Florence Dixon P.D.D.G.M. was recognized for her sixty years of serviceto the Order of the Eastern Star in Ontario.
(left to right) Rudolph Mulack, Worthy Grand Patron of the Grand Chapter, Order of theEastern Star for Ontario; Michael Chorkawy, Worthy Patron of Algoma Chapter; MarjorieSteinke, D.D.G.M. District 15; Florence Dixon, P.D.D.G.M.; Elizabeth Chorkawy, WorthyMatron; Connie Boone, Worthy Grand Matron.Edwin Bond of Spanish River Chapter No. 237 in Little Current wasappointed Grand Marshal for the "Miracle of Communications" Year of theGrand Chapter of Ontario. On Saturday March 10th 2012, a Reception inhis honour was held at the Pinewood Motor Inn in Espanola. Prior to theofficial portion of the event, a Receiving Line greeted guests.
Ed and his Escort and wife Gwen are pipedinto Reception by David Kennedy
(L-R):Alice Varey, W.M. Spanish RiverChapter; Keith Varey, W.P.; RudolphMulack, Worthy Grand Patron; ConnieBoone, Worthy Grand Matron; Gwen Bond,wife and Escort to Grand Marshal, Ed Bond.
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About April 2012 pg. 9
Order of the Easter Star Algoma Chapter No. 139By Robert South, Past Patron
The General Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star,was organized by a convention of delegates ofindependent Grand Chapters (the jurisdictional bodiesover chapters in states or provinces) on the fifteenth andsixteenth days of November 1876. The official title ofthe organization is: General Grand Chapter, Orderof the Eastern Star. The office of the General GrandChapter is located in the International Headquarters.(also known as the International Temple) in WashingtonDC. The General Grand Chapter (GGC) serves as thehub for chapters; such as Algoma Chapter in Sudburyand Spanish River Chapter in Little Current, subordinateto the GGC and the Grand Jurisdictions; such as theGrand Chapter O.E.S. Ontario Canada Inc. GeneralGrand Chapter is led by a Most Worthy Grand Matronand a Most Worthy Grand Patron. These are electedpositions and their term of office is three years. Thereare three offices through which the Most Worthy GrandMatron must serve, enroute to becoming the leader.Each is a three year term. (That is twelve years.) TheMost Worthy Grand Patron has a bit shorter route, withtwo previous offices of three years each. In most casesthey have served a three year term in some othercapacity at General Grand Chapter. General GrandChapter Officers are elected and appointed from theranks of the Past Grand Matrons and Past Grand Patronsof the various Grand Jurisdictions. General GrandChapter Committee Members are appointed from theranks of the Past Grand Matrons and Past Grand Patronsof the Grand Jurisdictions. Prior to their ascending to theoffices of Most Worthy Grand Matron and Patron, theyare hold the title of Right Worthy Associate GrandMatron or Patron. With the permission of the MostWorthy Grand Matron; the Right Worthy AssociateGrand Matron and Patron are allowed to announce theirappointments of Officers and Committee Members.Right Worthy Associate Grand Matron, Mrs. Barbara"Bobbi" White (P.G.M. of West Virginia) andActing Most Worthy Grand Patron John E. Grobler(P.G.P. of Washington State) have recently announced(most of ) their appointments, who will be serving theGeneral Grand Chapter for the Triennium 2012-2015.Bro. Grobler is in this "acting" position due to thepassing of the M.W.G.P.These appointments will become effective November8th 2012, in Fort Worth Texas.
Mrs. Helen Delaney, P.G.M., a member of OrangevilleChapter No. 197 will be a General Grand ChapterOfficer in the role of Worthy Grand Martha.Four members will serve as General Grand ChapterCommittee Members.
Peggy South P.G.M.
Mr. Brian Hester, a member ofGore Bay Lodge No. 472 and aP.G.P., of Algoma Chapter No.139 in Sudbury and SpanishRiver Chapter No. 237 in LittleCurrent will serve on the CancerCommittee.Mr. Richard Brimblecombe,P.G.P., of Peace Chapter No. 52in Palmerston will serve on theCredentials Committee. Brian Hester P.G.P.
Mrs. Jeanie Lee, P.G.M.,of Exeter Chapter No. 222and Parkhill Chapter No.265 will serve on theEducation Committee.Mrs. Peggy South,P.G.M., of AlgomaChapter No. 139 andSpanish River ChapterNo. 237 will be Chairmanof theMembership Committee.
FAMILY OF FREEMASONRY
THE ORDER OF THE EASTERNSTAR IS THE LARGEST FRATERNAL
ORDER TO WHICH MASTERMASONS AND THEIR FEMALE
RELATIVES MAY BELONG.LEARN MORE ABOUT THE EASTERN STAR
2 B 1 ASK 1
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About April 2012 pg. 10
ACROSS5. METAPHOR6. SHOW7. MASTER'S PLANNER10. COVERING11. INVESTIGATION13. MANIFEST14. ORIGINATOR16. BALANCE18. WAY OUT19. MAGNIFICENT20. ARMED21. METAPHORICALLY
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DOWN1. ORIGIN OF LEARNING2. JR. WARDEN'S DUTY3. DOES NO WRONG4. FORCED8. UNFALTERING9. PERSON12. ASSIDUOUS15. OBLIQUE
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About April 2012 pg. 11
Sudbury & District Lodge of PerfectionUpcoming Events
April 5th 2012 - Maundy ThursdayExtinguishing of the Lights Ceremony commences at 6:15pmDinner at 7:15pm (Roast Beef and Lamb)Dinner Tickets are $16.00 per person (deadline for purchase is Sunday April 1st)
April 21st 2012 Reunion LuncheonLunch commences at approximately 12 noon (Soup and Sandwiches)Lunch Tickets are $10.00 per person (deadline for purchase is Sunday April 15th)
April 21st 2012 Reunion DinnerSaturday evening at 6pmDinner is for all the new and old members. All are encouraged to attend and bring theirspouses.Dinner Tickets are $20.00 per person (deadline for purchase is Sunday April 15th)Please Note
We have initiated a new policy! ..All tickets MUST be pre bought No tickets will be on sale atthe event as in past years. The telephone Captains will still be making calls to all members, butthis will only be to inform them of the event. We are doing this to obtain accurate numbers forthe caterer as we are responsible for the number ordered. There have been expensive problemsin previous years.
Tickets for all three meals are available from:
Reijo Luoma(705) [email protected]
Clive Stephenson(705) [email protected]
Ben Mullen(705) [email protected]
Ed Bradley(705) [email protected]
Al Stonier(705) [email protected]
Rob Lipic(705) [email protected]
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About April 2012 pg. 12
RAMESES SHRINERSVIDALIA ONION PROJECT
(FOR THE SUDBURY SHRINE CLUB)The Vidalia Onion Project is an opportunity to enjoy this very special sweet onion and assist in fundraising at
Rameses Temple by the Rameses Shrine Clubs.
Please return this order form to Noble Gord Fraser orthe Shrine Club 259 Elm St. Sudbury no later than April 13th 2012.
BUYER’S NAME:
STREET ADDRESS: PHONE NO.
CITY: PROV.: POSTAL CODE:
SELLER’S NAME:
MODE OF PAYMENT CHEQUE: CASH:
QUANTITY DESCRIPTION PRICE TOTAL10 lbs. Shriners’ Jumbo Vidalia Onions @$12.00 each $
=================================================================================(Separate along above line)
PLEASE KEEP THIS RECEIPT FOR PICKING UP ORDER
QUANTITY DESCRIPTION PRICE TOTAL10 lbs. Shriners’ Jumbo Vidalia Onions @$12.00 each $
PURCHASER: SOLD BY:
PROCEEDS ARE FOR THE BENEFIT OF RAMESES SHRINE CLUBSPAYMENTS ARE NOT DEDUCTIBLE AS CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS
THE WORLD FAMOUS VIDALIA SWEET ONION
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PETITION FOR INITIATION AND MEMBERSHIP
RAMESES SHRINERS Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine3100 Keele Street, Toronto, ON M3M 2H4 Tel (416) 633-6317 Fax (416) 633-6345
PLEASE PRINTLAST NAME _______________________________ GIVEN NAME(S)
HOME ADDRESSApt # Street Address City Province Postal Code
TELEPHONE: (RES) ( ____ ) ________________ (BUS) ( ____ )__________________ (FAX) ( ____ )
DATE OF BIRTH E-MAIL
To the Illustrious Potentate, Officers and Nobles of Rameses Shrine, situated in the Oasis of Toronto, Desert of Ontario
I, THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY DECLARE THAT I AM A MASTER MASON IN GOOD STANDING IN:LODGE NO. LOCATED SINCE
Furthermore, I do not now, and never will, hold membership in or allegiance to, any Body claiming to be Masonic that has been declared clandestine. I have residedwithin the jurisdiction of Rameses Shrine for not less than six months, as required by the Constitution of the Imperial Council, and that I am not under suspension in my CraftLodge. I respectfully pray that I may be made a Noble of the Mystic Shrine and become a member of Rameses Shriners. If I be found worthy and my request granted, Ipromise to conform to all the Ceremonies, Engagements, Constitutions, Regulations and Edicts of the Imperial Council, together with those of Rameses Shrine.
I have previously applied to _______________________ Shrine on ________________ (Write N/A if not applicable)DATE
SIGNATURE __________________________________________ DATED
RECOMMENDED AND VOUCHED FOR ON THE HONOUR OF:
NOBLE ___________________________________ROLL # _______ SIGNATURE_P r i n t f u l l n a m e
NOBLE ___________________________________ROLL # _______ SIGNATURE_P r i n t f u l l n a m e
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:I am a 32º degree Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Mason, in good standing in:
CONSISTORY A. & A. S. R. SinceI am a Knight Templar in good standing in:
PRECEPTORY, NO ______ SinceDATE
OFFICE USE ONLYPETITION RECEIVED ELECTED INITIATED
PAYMENT RECEIVED $ ON ROLL #
Month Day Year
OCCUPATION (current / former) _________________________________________________ WIFE’S NAMEARE YOU RETIRED YES NO
C i r c l e n a m e n o r m a l l y u s e d
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About April 2012 pg. 16
Website: www.sudburyshrineclub.com
