Bro. F loyd H u g h E ll io Lt, a Maso n a n d member o f Butler Lodge No. 272 for 79 years, was ho no r ed on hi s IOOth birt h da y r ecemly by a visit of a d e lega tio n from the Lodge Wors hipfu l M as ter Ga r y L.
Dunkl e p r ese med him with a letter a n d a
Grand L o d ge Cert ifi ca te fr o m Right Worshipfu l Gra n d Ma s ter W. Scou
Ston er.
The d e lega ti o n p ictured w i th Bro. E lli o tt (ce m e r) included (left to ri g ht )
Bro Edwa rd P. Fair, P M.; Bro . J ack E.
SmiLh , so n -i n- law of Br o. E lli ott a nd m embe r of Ad a ir Lo d ge No. 366, Kirksvill e, MO; Bro . P h ili p J. Ke lley, mem ber o f BuLler Lodge; Bro. Robert F. G ladd, P.M , a nd Br o. Dunk le, W M
Bro. E lli oLt was born Apri l 21, 1891, at Coa l town , Butl er County, P e nn sy l vania.
H e P e t i tioned Butl er Lodge fi ve da ys after hi s 2 1s t b irt hda y and was mad e a Maso n on ov. 2 1, 19 12. He is a memb e r of th e Scouish R ite in th e Val ley of New Castle and a Shriner in Syria Temp le, P i u s bu rg h.
Befor e r e tirin g in 19 56, h e operated th e Ellio tt O il & Gas Co. w it h h is bro tl1er.
H e n ow reside s i n th e Hi ll cres t Nu r s in g Hom e in G r ove C i ty
Hiram Ball Receives
50 Year Service Emb lem
Masonic Temple
On e North Broad Stree t Ph iladelphi a, PA 19 107-2598
On J un e 26 R.W.P. Grand Mas ter H iram Ball was presented 50-year Se r
by t h e G r a nd Master. Pict ur ed left to r ig h t: Bro David K. Johnstone, D.D G M ; Bro. Henry Ba ll, b r oth er of Hi r am Ball; Bro. H iram P Ball Jr., son of Hi r am Ball; Bro. H iram P. Ba ll; Bro. W. Scott S to n er, R.W Grand Master, and Bro. Tracy Barth o l omew, III, W.M., Lodge No. 45
Grand Master's Dinner-Dance E ncl osed m \ ch ec k for S _ _ fo r __ resena tions
Tl)e Gral)d Ma,ter Speak, ...
B re thre n , it is o nl y wee k s un til I
pa ss th e leaders hip of o ur grea t
Fra tern it y in P e nn sy lvania o n to the
10 I s t Grand Mas te r. I l ook t o
Decembe r 27 w ith a d es ire to express
mu c h app reci atio n a nd m a n y t h ank s
fo r th e d edi ca tion a nd s upport g i ven by so many across t h e Co mmonwea lth in "Keep in g th e P romise."
That has bee n m o r e t han j u s t a s loga n ; it h as beco m e a progress i ve at titu de th at has pe r meated wha t
P e nn sy lva ni a Masons are do i ng in
th e Lodge and in their commu niti es
Be n Swee tl a nd sa id, "S u ccess is a journ ey, n ot a d es tin a ti o n ." I d o n ' t kn ow Be n Swee tland , n or d o I know
w h e ther h e i s, or was, a M as on , but I h ave ta ke n the l i bert y to borrow hi s quotati o n It effec ti ve l y ca p sulizes th e eve nt s o f Freemaso nr y in
P e nn sy l va ni a dur i ng th e pa s t
twe nty -two m on th s. Toge the r we ha ve achieved mu c h ; bu t th e c h a ll e nge for lead e rs hip goes on i n o ur cha n g in g times
Decreasing m e mb ers hip through the years has bee n a rea lit y - a se ri o u s concern for al l o f u s While co nclu s i ve figures a re not ye t i n , t h e re a re indica ti ons th a t t h e s lide in m e mbe rs hip has bee n s l owed, o r p ossib l y leveled. Key to reve r s ing thi s t rend i s f u lfillin g our prom i se to renew o ur pr ide in t he F rate rni ty a nd to le t people k n ow w h o we arc, wha t we s tand for a n d w h a t we do
Nea rl y t wo yea rs ago i n my in aug ura l address, I said firs t t h at "we s tand on the brink o f both c h alle n ge a nd o ppo rt u nit y, o f c han ge and co ntinui ty " T h en I sa id , "As Maso n s we are m e n o f great promise ... we are kee p e rs of that pro mi se ... we w ill wo rk to keep th a t p rom ise in our Lod ges wi th o ur yo uth wi th the public."
I n Ow Lodges:
T h e firs t prom ise o f Ma sonry is fou nd and f ulfil led th ere, so t h e improvements t hat hav e b ee n evide nt in both Lodge ac ti vi ti cs a nd Lod ge operat i o n s are prog ress i ve and exc iting
b e n efit. T h e sa m e thin g is h appe ning at th e Mason ic Hom es w h e re vo l unte e rs a re taping books for th e e nj oy m e nt of t h e s i g ht-imp aired th e re.
... W ith Our You th:
T h e Maso ni c Frate rnit y remai n s d edicated to "Kee pin g t h e Promise" w ith o ur youth. You a ll know o f ou r s up port for yo u t h a nd the work o f the Penn sy lvani a You th Fo un dat ion w i t h DeMo lay, Rainbow fo r G irl s a nd Job' s D a ught ers As G r a nd Master, th e assoc iat ions I h ave h ad w ith a ll o f th e yo u th o rga ni zatio n s on b e h a lf o f the F rate rnity ha ve been among my most f ulf illin g aCLivities
Grand Master's Itinerary
NOVEMBER 1991
1-2 Eastern R egional Assembly of the United Grand Imperial Co un ci l, KnighLS of the Red Cross of Constantine, Whitehaven
2 Lodge o. 687, 75th Anniversary, H azleton
3-6 Arne1ican Association of Homes for the Aging, 3 1st Annual Meeting, San Francisco
7 Triennial Assembly of General Grand Chapter, O rder of the Eas tern Star, St. Louis, MO
9 Valley of Altoona, A.r\.S.R. R eunion
16 Lodge No. 377, I 25th Anniversary, Kutztown 17-18 250th Annual Communication, Grand Lodge of Maryland
23 William sport Consistory, A.A.S.R., Fall Reunion
DECEMBER 1991
4 Quarterly Communica ti on of Grand Lodge, Corinthian Ha ll , Masonic Temple, Philadelphia
5 Grand Chapter, Grand Communication, Ph iladelphia
DECEMBER, con tinu ed
6 Commiuee on Masonic H omes, Eli1abethtown 26-27 Grand Lodge Annua l Com m u nica ti o n , PitLSburgh
JANU ARY 1992
4 Syria Temple Legion of H onor Annual Insta llation Dinner-Dance
18 49th Dislrict Retiring Masters Dinner
21 Presentation of R . W. Junior Grand Warden
24 Commi ttee o n Masonic H omes, Elizbethtown
25 Penns ylvania Youth Foundation Board Meeting E lizabethtown
FEBRU ARY 1992
15-18 Confere n ce of Grand Masters, Crysta l C ity
29 Annual P ast Masters Banquet, Crafton & Guyasuta Lodges
Many of u s h ave felt for a l o n g ti me th a t the re s h o uld be recog ni t io n for th e many hours of wor k pe rf ormed b y th e dedica ted Secretary. For th at reason, a Sec reta r y's Serv ice Jewel was es ta bli s h ed for tho se w h o comp lete s i x (6 ) yea r s of serv ice as a Lodge Secre tary.
Lodges n ow h ave ava ilabl e to th em a com pu te ri ze d Subo rdin a te L o d ge Acco untin g Sys te m th a t e nabl es th e m to m aintain records o n th eir own computers
Incorporation of the Gra nd L odge Lib ra r y a nd Museum an d t h e forma ti o n o f th e F r ien d s o f The Maso ni c Library a nd Muse um o f Pe nn sy l va n ia w ill improve an a lready fine se r v ice for t he Brethren . A Maso n from Coa tesv il le is readin g i m portan t Ma so nic b ooks o nt o tape so t hos e wit h vis ion prob lems may
Mos t Lodges h ave tak e n se riou s l y th e i r 2 by Bro. Henry Cooper e Ho rt s to m ake S tated Mee tin gs s ti mulat in g. Mason i c E du ca ti o n programs ha ve bee n h e l pful an d h ave prove n effe c tive. More and m ore, Lod ges arc inc reasi n g socia l ac ti v iti es to invo l ve th ei r l ad ies and their fam ili es, s uch as pic n ics, bus tri ps, lad ies' ni g hts and fathe r -andc hildre n 's events.
In the In aug ural Ad dress as th e lOOth Grand Master, I a nn ounced the es ta b li s hm en t of a Gra n d Ma s ters' Sc h o lars hip Fund to h onor a ll tho se, p ast and f u ture, w h o se rve as G ra nd Masters, by making educa ti o n a l o p po rtuniti es avai l ab l e to s tud en t s for ge n e r a ti o n s t o come.
T h rough cont ri bution s f r om t h e Brethren a n d Lod ges during the pas t twenty- two month s t h a t Sch o lars hi p Fu n d now exceed s $52, 000. The first sc h ola r ship of $2,500 was awa rded t his year . T hi s i s in addit i o n to the Grand Lodge Ed u ca ti on Endowment Funds reg ula rl y prov idi ng g ra n ts a nd scho lars hi ps and the Mason i c Ed u ca tion Co mmittee's essay sc h o la rship co ntest. T h e Penn sy lvania Maso ni c Fo unda ti on for t h e Prevention of Drug and A lcoho l Abuse Among C hildre n is a b ig na m e for a n orga ni za ti o n t h at i s do i ng a big j ob f ig htin g a ddi c ti o n a nd a bu se among yo uth. Its fi fty-seven gra nts to ta l ing more t han one milli o n d o ll a r s arc we ll p lace d. O n e importa nt program is wo rk i n g w it h t h e D epa rtm e nt of Educa tion in es tabli s hin g drug and alcoho l add ic ti o n re cogniti on and inte r ventio n in Penn sy l va ni a's schoo l s through th e S tud e m Ass is tan ce Progr a m T h e Foundat i o n m ade i t poss ibl e for n ea rl y 6,000
THE
GRAND MASTER SPEAKS, continued from p ag e 2
sc h oo l teac h e r s, nur ses a nd a dm inistrators to b e tra in ed at th e Maso ni c Co nf e r e nc e Cen t e r o n th e Patto n Camp u s a t E li za b e thtow n. T hrou g h a n ot h e r g r a nt, wo rk i s b ein g don e to break th e ge nerati o n c h a in of addic ti o n by provid ing "wa lk-in " cou n se lin g and trea Lme nt in m a jor p op ul a ti o n a reas for a ddi c ted you n g preg nant wo m e n and add ic ted n ew moth e rs and their bab ies
... W ith Th e Public:
P e nn sy l va ni a Masons h ave bee n quite ac ti ve i n "Keeping th e Prom i se" to the public. Tl1e "Kee pin g the Promise of Am e ri ca " Aware n ess Prog ra m h as b ee n evide nt s tatew ide, a nd feedbac k says th at th e public i s l earn ing w h o M a so n s a re, w hat we s tand for and w h a t we do.
G rand L odge ca rri ed fo r ward th e co mmuni ca tion s program w ith a d vertis in g, a n d in our communities, Lodg es and Ma so n s across the State h a ve s upported the Prog ra m.
A s G r a nd Maste r , I ve t o l d o ur
Ma so ni c s tor y on te lev i s ion , ra di o ta lk show s a nd as th e gues t s p ea k e r a t b a nqu ets As yo u ca n rea d in thi s iss u e of Th e Penn sy lvan ia Free mason, Gra n d
L o d ge, Ma so n s o f D is tri c t No . I a n d con tin ge nts from pra c t i ca ll y a ll o rga n i -
zation s of th e Fa mil y of Masonry fill ed a n e ntire sec ti o n o f La n cas te r' s Loya lty
Da y Pa r ade h o n o rin g Ameri ca's ser vi ce m e n a nd th e late Pres ide nt and
Bro . J a m es Buc han an. T hi s was j ust
wee k s after th e Specia l Co mmuni ca ti o n
we h e ld o n Pres ide nt B u c h a n a n 's birthd ay in Apr il.
Di su i c ts a nd L o d ges in a ll p a rts o f the S ta te ha ve bee n ac t ive in th e ir communities- in parades, fa irs a n d ex hibits
-s u c h as th e o ut s ta ndin g pa rti ci pa t ion
b y Blue L o d ge M ason s of Di s u i c t 2 1, th e Gro tto, S h r ine a nd Rainbow G irl s in th e
Sesq ui ce nte nni a l Parad e in Loga nto w n , a nd th e Eas te rn Ma s on i c P i cn i c a t
Dorney Par k in A lle ntown.
Lod ges a nd M aso n s are m ore a nd more invo l ved in their co mmuni ties
proj ec ts. For in s tance, Prosp ec t Lodge No. 578 in Pros p ec t P a rk ma d e it possibl e
f ina n c ia ll y for a young h o m e to w n boy to tra ve l to a n importa nt socce r com-
p e titi on Abra h a m C. T re ichle r L odge in Elizabe thtown rai sed m o r e than $9, 000 a t
a pa n ca ke brea kfas t to h e lp a p ara l yzed
13 - yea r -o ld g i r l. In R ea d in g, fi ve Bre thre n , each represe ntin g his Ma so ni c Lodge, j o ined co mmunit y vo lunteers in r es tori ng ove rturn ed a nd dama ge d to mbs ton es a fter a ce m etery was va nd a li zed .
"We Are M en of Prom ise"
On Dece mb e r 27, 1989 , I said, "(Our Aware n ess Progra m ) w ill require th e s up p ort of a ll o ur Officers, th e h e l p of o ur Me mbers, a nd the l eadership of a ll of u s."
T h e r e was n o doub t then -and ti m e h as proved it tru e - t h a t wi th the un a nimity of Ma sonry we wo uld fa ce th e c h a ll e n ges o f th e tim es a nd " mo ve forward because we are m e n o f promi se."
"S u ccess is a j o urne y " a nd I a m pl eased a nd thankful fo r th e opportun ity to ha ve se rv ed as Grand Mas te r a nd to h ave j ourne yed toge th er w ith t h e encourage m e nt and su ppo rt of d edicated Bre th re n
Fra te rna ll y, Bro. W. Scott Stoner R. W. Grand M aster
Masonic Family Outstanding in Lancaster's Loyalty Day Parade; Fraternity and Amaranth Win Top Trophy Awards
The Rig ht Worshipful G ra nd Maste r was the Honorary Parade Marshal for Lancaster ' s impre ss i ve Loyalty Day
Parade o n May 4 as America celeb rated the safe r et urn o f Am erica n so ldiers from Operation Dese rt Storm , Pennsylvan ia Masons saluted a ll tho se who fo u g ht for freedom of others.
More than thirty Maso ni cally-re lated organizations made up one entire divi sio n of th e parade. At th e same tim e our troops were honored, Masons commemorated th e 200th birthday of James Buc han a n, the 15 th President of th e Un ited S ta te s, who res ided in Lancas ter and was not only a n active Mason, but also a Di stric t Deputy G rand Mas ter.
Two weeks earlier , on April 23, Pennsylvania Maso n s had ce lebrat ed James Buchanan's birthday during a Special Co mmuni cati o n of Grand Lodge in the Lancaster Masonic Center, ce remoni es at th e President's grave and a recognition dinner program.
Parade officials a nnounced th a t, "I t is only fitting th a t the parade be led by th e top o ffi cia l of th e Pen n sy lva ni a Mason s, W. Scott Stoner, Right Worshipfu l Gra nd Master, who a lso is a re side nt o f Lancaster County."
When the pa rade a nd the da y's eve nts were over, the Masonic Fraternity won
the top prize, the Fo under 's Troph y, for the bes t overall fl oat; a nd th e Order o f Amaranth won the Mayor 's Trophy for the most original fl oat.
Marching in th e p ara d e were the District Deputy Gra nd Master Herbe rt M Swis her a nd a unit of the massed Elected Officers of all th e Lodges in Di s trict No. I , of w hich th e Right Worshipful Gra nd Master is a P as t Di strict Dep uty. The Worshipfu l Masters we re Bro. C harl es A. Ac h ey, Jr. , Lancas ter Lodge No. 43; Bro. Clifton L. Kent, Wash ington Lodge No. 156; Bro. John A. Wolf, Co lum bia Lod ge No 286; Bro. James R. Shank, Ashara Lodge No . 398; Bro. G lenn I. Denlin ger, Christiana Lodge No. 4 17 ; Bro. Harold F Hoover, Lambe rton L o dge No. 476; Bro. Dona ld M. Hollin ger, Charles M . Ho we ll Lodge No. 496; Bro. Ja y V. Smith, Casiphia Lodge No 55 1; Bro. Ga reth G. Diem , Manheim Lodge No. 587; Bro. Rob er t L. Fackl er , Ephrata Lodge N o. 665; Bro. Paul W. Goss, Jr., Abraha m C. Treich ler L odge No. 682, a nd Bro. J ac k W. Brinser , Andrew H. Hershey Lodge No. 764. Also parading were: the Officers of Mt. Horeb L odge No. 14, Prince Ha ll Affilia tion , o f La n cas ter; the G ra nd Comm a nder y - Knights Temp lar Marc hin g Unit w ith American F lags a nd a car w ith
Masonic Motorcycle Club Visits Masonic Homes
the Right Eminent Gra nd Comma nder Charles A. Garne s; Lancaster Comm a nd ery No. 1; Goodw in Cou n cil No 19 (La ncaster) a nd Corinthian Council No. 224 (Columbia ), Royal a nd Se lec t Masters; R oya l Arch C hapte r No. 43 o f L a n cas te r; th e flo a t with th e Maso ni c Awareness th e me , "Keep in g the Promise o f Ame ri ca," (w hi ch wo n the top awa rd ); the Lancaster Lodge o f Perfec tion with Thri ce P o t e nt Master R o b ert C. Ho s l er; R aja h Temp l e Antiqu e and C lassic Car C l ub; Lancas ter Forest No. 27 of Ta ll Cedars a nd the Ceda r e ttes of Lancas ter; Order o f Eastern Star w ith Worthy Matron Jun e E. Gra ybill ; Lancaster Order of Amaranth w ith Roya l Matron Do roth y R ea th (w ith w inning floa t); Alta S hrin e No 38, White Shrine of J eru sa le m ; the Intern a ti o nal Order of Rainbow for Girls; the OrderofDeMo lay, a nd the Internati o nal Order o f Job 's Daughters. Not only was the d ay a n outs tandin g disp lay o f un a nimity within th e Frate rn a l Family , demonstratin g to th e publ ic th e va lues of F ree m aso nry a nd the co h es i ve n ess o f th e Masonic Family, but al so it was a n addi ti o na l tribute to J a m es Buchanan , President of o u r co un u y, a Brother Mason , a nd a Di stri ct Dep ut y Gra nd Ma s te r.
by Bro. Thomas W. jackson, R. W. Grand Secretary
My Brethren:
Freem aso nry, a Brotherhood of Me n und er the Fa th er h ood of God, is perhaps ou r g r eatest a nd s implest definition, yet one whose precept we frequent ly fail to practice, an d I wou ld s u spect one th a t m any of our Brothers fail to apprec ia te or even compre h end I u se this colu mn to re late a n exper ie n ce I had w hich I think describes w h a t might be th e essence of F reemasonry, a t leas t, to th e indi vidu a l Me mb er.
One Sa turd ay a fternoon , after wor king in m y garde n , I went indoors to lie on the bed and lis ten to a Pe nn Sta te foo tball ga m e. The te lephone rang, a nd the caller was a represe ntati ve o f the Women' s Aid Soc ie ty, calling fr o m Texas She to ld me th a t a young lad y was on an a i rp la n e schedu led to la nd at the Phil ade lphia a i rport in o n e h our. Her sis ter, who lived in New J er sey, had bee n injured in a n auto m obi l e acc id e nt , an d s h e was arriv ing to take her h ome to Texas. Sh e kn ew no one to co n tac t and h ad n o way to ge t to New J ers ey The on ly thin g s he cou ld te ll the Women's Aid Socie ty was
th a t " h er daddy was a Mason."
This lad y ca lled th e Gra nd Lodge of Texas w h o referred h er to my o ffi ce. O n e of th e em pl oyees wh o happened to be in the offi ce on Sa turd ay gave her m y h o m e telephone number
I went to th e a irport a nd a fte r a twoh our sea rch was able to loca te the g irl. I lea rn ed from a Brother Maso n w h o was a sec urit y officer h ow to ge t to the sma ll town in New Jersey. On the way there, the g irl told me that s h e n eed ed to r ent a truck to carry her s ister 's furniture a nd clothing to Texas. T h ey wanted to leave the n ext day.
Upo n ar ri vi ng at th e loca ti o n in New
J er sey, I was unab le to contact the local Lodge or the Gra nd Secre tary o f New J e r sey. I was a lso un a bl e to rent a truck th at la te at night.
Bei n g close to th e De lawa r e border I ca ll ed th e Gra n d Secr etary of Delaware at his hom e. He in turn m a de arra n ge m e nts for four Me mbers o f one o f De laware's Lodges to come over Sun day morning, ren t a truck, load it and g et the gir ls s tarted for Texas I stayed until 3 a.m.
h e lpin g them pack the i r belongi ngs in boxes whi c h I was ab le to obtain from a lo ca l store.
I t is not s ig nifi ca nt th a t I was in vol ved o r , for th a t m a tter, th a t a n y s ing le person was in vo l ved in this episode. The individua l is not important. What i s important is our feeling o f the need to respond due to a Masonic obliga tion. W hat is important is that fi ve words, "My daddy was a Mason," g i ven to a non-Masonic orga ni za tion in Texas prec ipitated a re sponse th a t in vo l ve d fou r s tates across a con tinent. What is important is that it reveals th e continuing essence o f Freemasonry, "The Broth er hood of Man."
As long as we, as indi vidua l Members, fe e l the need to res pond to this ass umed ob liga ti o n , we ca rry on the proud tradition cred ited to th e Craft. We justify o ur exi s ten ce We g i ve rea so n for an inte rest by ot h ers. We r ea ll y m a in tain a r easo n for being. If eac h Brother wo uld express a nd respond to this moti vatio n to practice thi s "essence" - w h a t a g ia nt step for our s urviva l!
Editor's Note: Th is article was submitted by Bro Rob ert Schombw-ger of the Masoni c Motorc ycle Club, Chapter 6, P ittsburgh. On Jul y 20 th e Masonic Motorcycle C lub, Chapter 6, Members and O ffice r s of the Order o f Eas tern Star. Motorcycles P ittsburg h , visited the Masonic Homes in Elizabet htown. We happ en to be our m ode o f transpo rtati o n and ju s t anoth e r were gree ted a nd welcomed b y severa l re sidents of the Inde- means o f spread ing the word . Over th e pas t seve n yea r s o ur cl ub pendent Living Co mmunit y. Our p erson a l tour n o t only took h as bee n in exi s te n ce, we h ave brought many n ew Mason s into u s through the model apar tm ent, but a lso overlooked the our Fra ternity a nd co ntinue to s tress " Mas onic Awar en ess" co urtyard w h ere preparation s were being m ade for a fl ea market T h ank yo u for th e opport unity to ex press o ur impression o f and other socia l events. Every thin g was deco ra ted w ith beautifu l w ha t we saw wh ile visiting the Masonic Ho m es. h a n g ing baske ts a nd sta tu ary, making it into a love ly garde n se tting.
We a lso toured the Ass isted Care a nd Perso na l Ca re buildin gs. We were impressed wi th th e en tire area situa ted in th e o utskirts of Elizabethtown a ll ow in g for expans ion a nd th e rura l country sett ing cond u ci ve to re s t and re laxat io n. The r esidents rece i ved us g rac io u sl y and as we s topped to c h at, they o ften remini sced abo ut their lives in a nd arou nd th e P itts bu rgh area. We ofte n a re rem inded of how s mall the wor ld h as beco me. It certainl y was o ur plea sure to vis it the Masonic Homes and our fut u re p lans for a n ove rni g ht r id e likel y wi ll lead us bac k to Eli zabethtown. Our group ma y be a little out of th e ordi nary, but we h ave very de ep ti es to th e Ma sonic Frate rnity. Ma n y o f us are Past Mas ters, long -time Mason s a nd m ost o f o ur lad ies are 4
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Committee On Masonic Homes Appoints Bro. Flohr
Bro. W. Scott Stoner, R. W. Grand Master, has appointed Bro. Carl R. Flohr as a member of the Committee on Masonic Homes e ffective August9, 1991. The Grand Master, i n making the appo intment, acknow ledged that Bro. Flohr's exper ti se in the cons truction fi eld h as proved valuable as an open member of the Committee on Masonic Homes' Building and Grounds Subcommittee. His pas t experien ce as a board member for th e Quincy United Methodist Home is addi tionall y valuable to this Committee.
Top, leh to
ight: Bro. Lee Geortz, Bro. Lou Roh leder, Bro. Marti n Lewicke. Bo tt om, leh to right: Ma ril yn Schomburger, Bev Rohleder, Bro. A be (our tour g uide) , J ud ie Geortz, a nd J a n Lewicke. No t pic tur ed Bob Schomburger.
