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My Brethren All,
I want thank once again, W. Bro.’s Clive Stephenson, RoyEaton, and Bob Dutton, Bro. Bob Bryson, and all the Brethrenfor their support, work and participation in our VeteranAppreciation Night. Well done! There are already indicationsthat it will continue next year.
One of our gentle Fraternity’s fundamental requirements, youcould argue that it is a Landmark, is the belief in a SupremeBeing.
December is synonymous with Christmas, and conjures uppicture postcard images of snow-encased landscapes, colourfullights, warm glowing fires, Christmas Eve services and childrentaut with anticipation.
Moreover, while these images may be true for a great deal of us,December holds special significance for faiths other thanChristianity:.
December sees observances that include:Eid ul-Adha - Islamic Feast of Sacrifice The most important feastof Islam concludes the Hajj and is a three-day festival recallingAbraham's willingness to sacrifice his son in obedience to AllahBodhi Day (Rohatsu) - Buddhist celebration of the time whenPrince Gautama took his place under the Bodhi tree, vowing toremain there until he attained supreme enlightenmentHanukkah - Jewish Festival of Lights It commemorates theMaccabean recapture and rededication of the Jerusalem Temple in165-164 b.c.e. Special readings and praise songs focus on libertyand freedom. The eight candle Menorah is lighted
Zarathosht Diso - Zoroastrian anniversary of the death ofProphet Zarathushtra.
As a Christian, I extend sincere Christmas Greetings from myFamily to Yours and wishes for a rewarding and successful NewYear.
As a Brother I say:,Mir ,مالس Rauha, Paix, Frieden, ,Pace ,םולש
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DECEMBER 2008
R.W. Bro. A.T. Burns.Editor
WHAT’S INSIDE
From the DistrictDeputyPg. 1
Christmas messagefrom the GrandMasterPg. 2
Veteran’s NightPg. 3, 4, 5
Gore Bay LodgeOfficial VisitPg. 6
Algonquin LodgePast Masters NightPg. 7
Fifty-One YearstogetherPg. 8
Sudbury ShrineClub NewsPg. 9
Freemasonry InOur CommunityPg. 10
Elam Council No.5Pg. 11
Tuscan ChapterPg. 12
Excalibur CollegeNo. 101Pg. 12
Alpha CouncilR&S - Royal ArkMarinersPg. 13
Mavar PreceptoryPg. 14
Espanola LodgeBonspiel entryformPg. 17
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ecember 2nd 2008 – National Lodge
ecember 3rd 2008 – Espanola LodgeDinner 6:00 p.m. - $7.00
UPPORT YOUR CRAFT LODGEATTEND MEETINGS
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About December 2008 pg. 2
As we approach the season of giving, let our hearts rule our lives for this short period of time.
We are called upon in many ways to show our Charity, first of all to our families by being present, bycelebrating with them the joys of the season, by spending time with our loved ones and our friends both incontemplation and in relaxation from our busy lives. With those in our places of worship, let us be as one,practice tolerance and the ideals on which our fraternity is based.
Let us not forget those less fortunate homeless individuals. Remember the widows of those Masons who havegone before, the many other charities that rely upon our individual support and others who require ourbenevolence of spirit and forgiveness. The great leaders of our faiths are unified in their push for peace andgoodwill amongst mankind.
Brethren, I have talked about Masonry, Making a Difference, in our lives, our homes, our lodges and ourcommunities. This is the time of year that we can really exemplify the true spirit of Masonry in all that we doand show those around us that indeed Masonry lives and thrives on its charitable precepts learned at Initiation.
I am so proud when I learn of the charitable support that is given by the Masons throughout North America.We use the figure of 3 million dollars a day but in fact that is a small number in comparison to the real worththe Masons provide in Charity and goodwill. Each Jurisdiction has its own charities and CharitableFoundations. Some support Masonic Homes for their aged brethren. Districts in each Jurisdiction have theirown Charity. Each Lodge has a charitable and a benevolent arm. Each of the appendant bodies have theirspecial charities such as orthopaedic and burns hospitals, Dyslexic Centres, work with Alzheimer and bursariesfor students.
I could go on. Where does the aid come from? We as Masons are the sole contributors. Even though we practiceCharity all year long let our hearts feel a special tug at this Yuletide season. Through the act of giving we willfeel uplifted in spirit as we ‘exercise that virtue which may justly be denominated the distinguishingcharacteristic of a Mason’s heart’.
As the song says;“Have yourself a Merry Little Christmas, let your heart be light,From now on our troubles will be out of sight…”
On behalf of my wife, Mary, and myself, I offer to you and yours the greetings of the season and wish you allthe best for a happy and prosperous New Year.
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Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About December 2008 pg. 3
The Sudbur427 on Wedhappens to mcould attendThe eveningW. Bro. Cliv177 in LittlVeteran’s WBro. Roberttook care ofthank themBEFORE THE
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SSuuddbbuurryy--MMaanniittoouulliinn DDiissttrriicctt VVeetteerraann AApppprreecciiaattiioonn NNiigghhtty-Manitoulin District honoured our Veterans and Servicemen during the regular meeting of Nickel Lodge No.nesday, November 5th 2008. The evening is so noteworthy the brethren of Espanola Lodge No. 527, whicheet on the same Wednesday night received Grand Lodge dispensation to cancel their November meeting so they
.got its start when R.W. Bro. Robert J. Fleming D.D.G.M. spoke to the Worshipful Master of his Mother Lodge,e Stephenson and W. Bro. Roy Eaton, Doric Lodge P.M. and President of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch
e Current about holding an appreciation night for our veterans. He wanted the evening to be held duringeek Nov.5th – 11th and similar to the one held by Doric Lodge No. 455 when W. Bro. Eaton was Master.Bryson, member of R.C.L. Branch 76 helped to recruit Masonic Veterans living in Sudbury while W. Bro. Eatonthe Western part of our District. Over 100 Masons joined ranks with our honoured veterans and servicemen to
and to remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice so that we enjoy our freedom and security in Canada.MEETING GUESTS OF HONOUR AND VISITORS ENJOYED A BANQUET PREPARED BY THE MEMBERS OF NICKEL LODGE
(L-R) Bro. Nick Menican R.C.L Branch 564– Bro. Jesse Tait (who has served two toursof duty in Afghanistan) – R.W. Bro. J.David Bell M.O.B. General Purposes
District Piper W. Bro. David Kennedy pipesin the Head Table guests
Bro. Nick Menican and R.W. Bro.Robert Gordon swapping stories,some may even be true.
EEN AND THE CRAFT TOGETHER FOR A VERY SPECIAL EVENING
(L-R) W. Bro. R. Eaton – V.W. Bro. H. Saville – R.W. Bro. R.J..G.M. – W. Bro. Ed Pigeau, 1st Vice President Ontariond guest speaker – W. Bro. C. Stephenson - Bro. George Bury –.D. Bell
e a first class meal to over 90 hungry Masons.
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The talented and well dressed Kitchen crew of Nickel Lodge
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Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About December 2008 pg. 4
(L-R) W. Bro. Allan Tustian RCN – W. Bro. Roy Eaton, President Royal CanadianLegion Branch 177 Little Current – W. Bro. Ed Pigeau, 1st Vice President OntarioCommand – Bro. George Bury, RCAF 94 years young – Bro. Blair Sullivan U.S. Army
Brethren rise to form an Honour Guard and receive our Veterans
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rge Chambers P.D.D.G.M. 1983-84ro. Ed Pigeau where to sign the
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Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About December 2008 pg. 5
(L-R) R.WJ. Tait - BW.M. Nic
A distinguisD.D.G.M. –Bro. R. Eato
(L-R) R.W.Jesse Tait –
In his closhis “hope thosted by e
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. Bro. R.J. Fleming – Bro. R. Bryson – Bro.ro. George Bury – W. Bro. C. Stephensonkel Lodge No. 427
hed East (Back Row L-R) R.W. Bro. R.J. FlemingR.W. Bro. J.W. Hodder – V.W. Bro. H. Saville – W.n – W. Bro. E. Pigeau – W. Bro. C. Stephenson
R.W. Bro. John Hodder P.D.D.G.M. 2003-04demonstrates to W. Bro. Roy Eaton the laying of aMemorial Rose honouring our Servicemen who gave theultimate sacrifice.
Bro. Rob Fleming – Bro. Robert Bryson – Bro.Bro. George Bury – W. Bro. Clive Stephenson
ing comments R.W. Bro. Fleming expressedhat this would become an annual event,ach of the Lodges in the District”.
After the lodge meeting Bro.Jesse Tait, a corporal in thePrincess Patricia’s CanadianLight Infantry, presented aslide show regarding his latest
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deployment in Afghanistan.
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About December 2008 pg. 6
On Friday, November 13th 2008 Gore Bay Lodgereceived R.W. Bro. R.J. Fleming D.D.G.M. on hisOfficial Visit.The District Deputy was accompanied V.W. Bro.Harold Saville, Grand Steward.It was a special evening for W. Bro. LoyallMcDougall as his son Scott became the newestmember of our gentle craft.
Gore Bay Lodge No. 472 Official Visit
(M
L-R) R.W. Bro. Robert J. Fleming D.D.G.M. – Bro. ScottcDougal E.A.M. – W. Bro. Aaron Wright W.M.
The evening started with the traditional banquetenjoyed by a large number of brethren. A few extrapieces of pie were also enjoyed by some of thevisiting brethren from Sudbury. It was noted howmuch they take pleasure in Manitoulin Islandhospitality and great food. . .
Oh yes, they also like attending the Official Visit toGore Bay Lodge.
(L-R) Proud dad W. Bro. Loyall McDougall – New E.A.M. Bro.Scott McDougall – W. Bro. Aaron Wright
Gore Bay Lodge No. 472Officers & Brethrengather for a photo withthe District DeputyGrand Master.
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Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About December 2008 pg. 7
Doric Lodge No. 455 – Congratulations to Bro. DanClark on Proving his proficiency in the Master MasonDegree during the regular meeting on November 11th
2008.
Algonquin Lodge No. 536 Past Master’s N
Algonquin Lodg(L-R) Back Row: W. Bro. Mike Mahaffy – R.W. Bro. Brian KoivuBro. Allan Burns – W. Bro. Jeff Fuller Middle Row: R.W. Bro. RDavies – V.W. Bro. Wayne Quinn – V.W. Bro. Robert DonaldsonHodgins – W. Bro. Merv Lees – W. Bro. Dick McIvor W.M. – W. Br
W. Bro. Merv Lees assumed the gavel for the annualrepresentative candidate for an exemplification of the
CONGRATULATIONS & BEST WISHES TO OUR BRETHREN
for each other will defeat hatred and make the wo
R.W. Bro. Allan Burns
Bethel Lodge No. 699 – Congratulations to Bro. JoseSaavedra-Rosas on being Raised to the SublimeDegree of a Master Mason during the annual Step-Up
night on Friday, November 14th 2008.ight – Tuesday, November 18th 2008
e No. 536– W. Bro. Harvey Wickenden – W. Bro. Ed Patton – R.W.
obert T. Runciman – R.W. Bro. J. David Bell – Bro. GilbertFront Row: V.W. Bro. John E. Gamble – W. Bro. Mel
o. Don McKibbon – R.W. Bro. Robert J. Fleming D.D.G.M.
Past Masters night. Bro. Gilbert Davies acted asEntered Apprentice Degree.
The Christmas Season is upon us, and Freemasons along with their families are gathering together for the festivities. While decorations,fine foods and gifts have become an essential part of this holiday season; let us not forget its true significance and how it is so very much apart of our belief in God. Our corner of the world is primarily of Christian descent however, we are a part of a cultural melting pot andreligious tolerance is essential in our society. The belief in a Supreme Being is the cornerstone of Freemasonry and our guide toacceptance of a man’s faith in God.Let us also be mindful of those less fortunate and extend the hand of charity further so everyone may enjoy Christmas with their families.May each of you along with your families have a very Merry Christmas. May you enjoy the true meaning of this time of year and prove
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how love and toleranceFraternally yours,
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About December 2008 pg. 8
CONGRATULATIONS & BEST WISHES TO OUR BRETHREN
Maintaining their spirit of inter-lodge visits Friendship Lodge No. 691 visited Nickel Lodge No. 427for the Fifty-first annual reciprocal meeting on Wednesday, November 19th 2008.
A special congratulations to Bro. Fred Kirkwho was Passed to the Fellowcraft Degree .
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JAVA GUILD AT BELROCKEVERY TUESDAY
COME FOR COFFEE –
STAY FOR LUNCH
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About December 2008 pg. 9
Sudbury Shrine Club Oriental Band and Colour PartySecond Annual Harvest Ball
By: Noble Wah F. Chung
The Sudbury Shrine Club’s Oriental Band/Colour Party held their second annual Harvest Ball on Thursday,October 30th, 2008 at the 76th Canadian Legion Hall. It was a great success with over 100 Shrine members,guests and their ladies in attendance. They feasted on a delicious roast turkey dinner and danced to the sweetmusic of Victor John. Everyone enjoyed the evening’s festivities, which were permeated with friendship,hospitality, lively conversation and warn fellowship.
The 2009January 17p.m. and ddelicious sthe sweet mOnly a limearly or yoyou may pavailable th(566-1462)John McCoChung (674
We had the honour of the Illustrious Potentate, Sir Brian N. Davenport, of the Rameses Shrinerswith his lady, Johanna, in attendance. The Sudbury Shrine Club warmly welcomed Sir BrianDavenport and Lady Johanna, who were honoured. In the photo, our potentate awarded the
SaturdayEspanolaMark you
great
draw prize to Mr. & Mrs. John Sliede.
Sudbury Shrine ClubInstallation of Officers
Sudbury Shrine Club Installation of Officers along with the annual dinner and dance with 2008. The event will be held at the Howard Johnson Hotel on Brady Street beginninginner served at 6:30 p.m. The dinner menu includes succulent lemon chicken accompa
ide dishes. The Installation ceremony will follow immediately after the dinner at 7:30 p.music of Victor John.
ited number of tickets are available, so please buy themu will be disappointed later. Tickets are $35.00 each orurchase of table for 8 people for $280. All tickets arerough the Sudbury Shrine Club (524-0335), Keith Godin, Barry Tooley (566-8598), Stan Waltenbury (523-4423),wan (585-1461), Tom Newburn (522-3837), and Wah-6159)
, Feb. 21, 2009Lodge Bonspielr calendar for aday of fun.
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ll be held on Saturday,with cocktails at 5:30
nied by a selection of. Afterwards, dance to
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About December 2008 pg. 10
FREEMASONRY IN OUR COMMUNITIES
The Sudbury-Manitoulin District Masonic Choir under the Direction of Mrs. Marjorie Steinke provided musicalaccompaniment during the recent District Divine Service on November 2nd 2008 at the Little Current United Church.Masons who enjoy singing are invited to join SUMANDIMAS. Practices are at 4:45 p.m. every Monday at the
Sudbury-ManitoulinDistrict Freemasonsparticipate at theRemembrance Dayservices held at CopperCliff ElementarySchool.
Belrock Masonic Centre.
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Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About December 2008 pg. 11
THE FAMILY OF FREEMASONTHE YORK RITE CONSISTS OF F
DISTINCT AND SEPARATESOVEREIGN MASONIC BODIE
LEARN MORE ABOUTTHE YORK RITE
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OORRDDEEDuring the regular assembly of Elam COrder of the High Priesthood on Saturd1st 2008 a total of five Companions weconsecrated into the High Priesthood.
The Order of High Priesthood dates frothe blessing of Abraham by the high pMelchizedek, King Salem. It is calledBenedictionis (A.B.) - "In the year of Badds 1913 to the common time. There2001 becomes 3914.
The Grand Council Order of the HighOntario is a part of York Rite Masonrymembership is open to any First PrinciPrincipal of a Royal Arch Chapter.
Order of the High Priesthood.
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(L-R) Newly anointed and consecrated High Priests Karl W. Jodko-Narkiewicz – Kian A. Jensen – Harry Pysklwec – Arvind K. Aggarwal –Ernie Nash from Northern Lights and Abitibi Chapters from Timmins.
Ex. High Priest Recorder John E. Gamblewill be happy to answer questions you mayhave about Elam Council No. 5 and the
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Elam Council No. 5 Excellent High Priests (Back Row L-R) Bill McKnight Grand VicePresident – Allan Lloyd – Clive Stephenson – Allan Sweetman – Denis Amindola(Front Row L-R) Karl W. Jodko-Narkiewicz – Kian A. Jensen – Paavo Liukko, VicePresident – Michael J. Millard, President – Harry Pysklwec – Ernie Nash – Arvind K.Aggarwal
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Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About December 2008 pg. 12
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(L-R) Ex. Comp. Stan Fenton “H” – V. Ex. Comp. Willie Glehs – Bro. James D.Kenney (Candidate) – Ex. Comp. Wah F. Chung “Z”
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The Cast of the Excalibur College No. 101 –Saturday, November 15th 2008
calibur York Rite College No. 1
Congratulations to Comp. Reijo Luomaand Ex. Comp. Stan R. Fenton newestinductees to the Order of Knight ofYork
Wearing costumes especially made for The Otalented hands of Mrs. Phyllis McEwen has bdegree and given it a sense of reality.
can Chapter No. 95 R.A.M.trayed a Most Excellent Masterree by Excellent Second Principal,
Comp. Stanley R. Fenton onrsday, November 20th 2008.
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The primary objective ofevery York Rite College is tofoster a spirit of service and topromote and support the YorkRite in every way possible.Membership in the College isby invitation, and is restrictedto those Masons who holdmembership in all of the otherYork Rite bodies.The Excalibur York RiteCollege invited two brethrento become the newestmembers by receiving TheOrder of Knight of York onEx
The Order of Knight of Yorkrder of Knight of York by therought wonderful colour to the
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Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About December 2008 pg. 13
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Council No. 23 R.S.M.Cryptic Rite
Reijo Luoma receivedand Council certificatehe meeting of Royal andMasters on Saturday,
ber 15th 2008.
Thrice Illustrious Comp. Michael Millard congratulates Comp. Reijo Luoma
NNiippiissssiinngg LLooddggee NNoo.. 2200 RRooyyaall AArrkk MMaarriinneerrssovember 15th 2008 Brother John Richer from Algoma Mills became the
nion of the Royal Ark Mariner Degree held at the Belrock Masonic Centre.
eL-R) R.W. Bro. Gordon V.G. McEwen – W. Bro. Ray Boal TIM ofuncil No. 2 Thorn Hill – Bro. Clive Stephenson Jr. Warden – W. Bro. Jackf Hiram Council No. 24 Peterborough – R.W. Bro. John Hewitt Grand
-R) Bro. Henry Handsley. Sr. Warden – Bro. John Richer, Candidate – W.Millard Thrice Illustrious Master – M.W. Bro. Bryan S. Cunningham,Royal and Select Masters of Ontario
This degree is based upon thestory of Noah and his ark. Thepresiding officer of a RoyalArk Mariner lodge, theCommander, represents Noah,and the Senior and JuniorWarden his sons Shem andJapheth. The ritual emphasizesthe cardinal virtues, using thetriangle and the working toolswith which Noah built the ark- axe, saw, and auger - topoint the moral lesson.
The principal emblems of thedegree are the triangle,rainbow, and a dove with anolive branch in its beak. Theearliest record of the degreebeing worked comes in Bathin 1790. Today in ourJurisdiction, Royal ArkMariner lodges are "moored"to most Councils – due to thelong distances betweenCouncils Select Masters whoreceive the Royal Ark MarinerDegree may then wear the
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"Rainbow" jewel.
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About December 2008
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Novice Knight Ben Mullenprepared to stand guard aftercompleting the Order of the TemplePart I.
(L-R) Sir Kt. Mike Muzia – Sir Kt. Robert Gordon – R.Em. Kt. John E. Gamble –Sir Kt. James Lloyd – Sr. Kt. Ben Mullen – Sir Kt. Brian Bigelow
The Preceptors of Mavar assemble on the Levthe white mantle of the Knights Templar Order(L-R) V.Em. Kt. Keith I. Jordan – R.Em. KtGordon V.G. McEwen – R.Em. Kt. John E. GaKt. Clive Stephenson – R.Em. Kt. Paavo Liukk
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November 27th 2008Knights received the
er of the Temple Part Ivice – Part IItallation and Part IIInsecration under thelled direction of Rt.. Kt. Sir John E.mble.ngratulations and besthes to Sir Knightses Lloyd, Robert
rdon, Ben Mullen,an Bigelow and Mike
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el for their annual photo wearing:. Bryan Cunningham – Em. Kt.mble – Em. Kt. Ken Pierce – Em.o – Em. Kt. John Craig
receptors assemble in dressm without mantle.
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Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About December 2008 pg. 15
The Sudbury-Manitoulin District MasonsAre Pleased To Announce Our
Partnership With The Canadian Blood Service
As a group we have pledged 25 blood donations to Canadian Blood SeThis is enough blood to save or affect the lives of more than 75 Canavery capable of achieving this goal; however we need you to team uplives! It is imperative that we make sure that anyone who has madeyear or plans to donate blood at an upcoming clinic takes a moment“member of our organization” by clicking on the following link or fillon the next page as soon as possible. A Masonic Blood Donor is a Mof his family, a friend or anyone who give blood on behalf of a MasonWe would greatly appreciate it if you would take the opportunity tobehalf to help us meet our lifesaving goal.Thank you in advance!R.W. Bro. Allan T. BurnsDistrict Blood Donor Chairman
You can register online at:https://www.blood.ca/Web/PFL.nsf/Member?openform&Lang=E&SF
Web/PFL.nsf/French?OpenPage&Category=Forms
You will need to have our Partner ID ready:
SUDB009647
*Attached forms can be printed, completed and returned to R.W. Bro.Dropped Off at the Donation Centre when you make your next donatio705-688-7393 (Attention: Wanda Berton, Canadian Blood Services)
REMEMBER TO HAVE EACH MASONIC BLOOD DONOR SIGN THE DISTRICT RTHE DONOR CENTRE ON CEDAR STREET AFTER EACH DONATION.
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M e m b e r R e g i s t r a t i o n F o r m
* PARTNER ID#
* FIRST NAME * LAST NAME
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* HOME TELEPHONE NUMBER * POSTAL CODE
* E-MAIL ADDRESS * DATE OF BIRTH (YYYY/MM/DD)
You can join your organization in its commitment to save lives. To donate with the Partners for Life program,please complete the following registration form and hand it to your group’s Program Champion. If you are
not eligible to donate, you can recruit a friend or family member to donate on your behalf.
(*) indicates required field
Are you an Employee or Member of this Organization? Yes No
If no, please provide the name of the employee/organization member onbehalf of who you will be donating.
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nless you advise us otherwise, your name and email address will be shared withhe organization you are registering on behalf of. This will enable the organization
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ESPANOLAMASONIC LODGE No. 527
FUNS IEL 2009
TWENTY EIGHTH ANNUAL CURLING “FUNSPIEL”SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2009
DINNER, PRIZES AND A LOT OF LAUGHSFOR MASONS AND FRIENDS
PROCEEDS TO ESPANOLA LODGE BURSARY FUNDCOUPLE
ESPANOLA CURLING RINK …. ACROSS FROM THE LO**FIRST PRIZE …. THE BOB WRIGHT MEMORIAL PLAQ
FIRST DRAW 8:00 A.M. …. FIRST 20 RINKS ACCEPTEDFREE COFFEE AND DOUGHNUTS IN THE MORNING
LUNCH WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE CURLING CLU
TO REGISTER PLEASE SEND PAYMENT AND FORM TO:GORDON FRASERBOX 846, 22 CHURCH STREETCOPPER CLIFF, ON P0M 1N0
OR CALL AND CONFIRM ENTRY WITH GORD AT (705) 682-**MAKE MY JOB EASY AND ENTER EARLY**
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