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The Province of Worcestershire welcomed the UK National Heritage Day 2008 by throwing open the doors of many of the Masonic buildings for free access to the general public.
A number of Lodge Rooms were open on the weekend of 20th and 21st September
as part of the national scheme. Worcester Masonic Hall at Rainbow Hill was opened to the public, generating much interest from the local press. Graeme Collins, Press Officer for the Province, spoke to the Worcester Standard and explained some of the traditions of Freemasonry and information on how to become a Mason.
Reporters from the Worcester Evening Standard visited Rainbow Hill where the Provincial Grand Master explained "We're not a secret society, a Freemason will always be happy to declare that he is a Freemason. What people want to know is why there is this
ideaofaveilofsecrecy. ButlcancategoricallyaffirmthatifanyonewantstoknowanythingaboutFreemasonry,
Iwilltellthem."
Several other Halls within the Province held Open Days, including Stourport, which registered twenty four visitors and Redditch which counted in seventy seven visitors, over fifty of whom were not Freemasons. At Kings Heath, the Deputy Provincial Grand Master escorted those interested around the Temple, where there was a display of regalia, artefacts and an audio visual presentation. As a result of their Open Day, Malvern Masonic Hall has four potential candidates, one of whom made a 200 mile round trip for the occasion!
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Appeal, as W.Bro Derek Taylor has unforfunately found it necessary tr. {qlffiffinffi unexpected increase in his business commitments: The Appeat currently standS,at ffius-f,sffi;' c&.4a.:;tsirh;1!bpfiwious,4adnew,Chilqiian#orifi,tike.io say "Wellbor,"" to'ddf,i;,,8j#m{e'effiil to make their mark on the Appeal's target of f lm (plus GiftAid). However, with 3)"moLtfrr%E*Hffi as aProvince are a little behind target. If we can aim to raise f20k per month for'the rermaiffi of thg"
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WBro Howard, who many of you will remember as the Chairman of the very successful Worcestershire Masonic Library & Muszum Appeal which flnished in 2005, will be organising a series of Appeal Workshops. These will take place at various
Iocations throughout the Province where you will provided withthe facts and figures ofwhere theAppeal is now and where it needs to be. There will be a question & answer session at each of these Workshops for you to really get to grips with the structure of the
Appeal.Anlronecanattendtheworkshops.buttle\{qcte* v/ardens a,,iChori'.',5tet'a"rJ-.-.}e:chlocleeareoafticular.lr-rrior,.l to attend.
There are a number of Lodges who have achieved honorific stahrs and bave either received or wi,ll be receiving ut "*tifi.ut", the aforementioned Workshop meetings in recognition of their efforts to date. Two lodges have already become'Paffons of the
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Vic Southan has organised one of his famous Charity Boxing Nights to be held in aid of the 201 I Appeal for the Royal Masonic Trust for Girls and Boys. This will take place from 7.30p.m. on Wednesday 29th October at the Kingfisher Counky Club, Kidderminster Road, Wall Heath, DY6 0EN. Opporhrnities are available for advertisers at f50 and fight sponsors at f,20 per fight. Raffie prizes would be greatly appreciated. The evening will comprise a three course dinner and coffee at 8:00pm with ten bouts of boxing organised by the ABA. Tickets at f30 per head are available from Vic Southan
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The flrst Ladies' Luncheon held while the Brethren attended Provinctal Grand Lodge took place on Saturday 28th June at Moseley Masonic Hall, Kings Heath.
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greeted the '165 ladies attending, together with an opportunity to meet informally with the guest speaker, Henry Sandon, star of "The Antiques Roadsho'w", and his wife Barbaru. During lunch, there was a fashion show from "Debut", d ladies dress shop in Hagl.y, and the models paraded a gre at varteU of outfits, with an opportunity to try on and purchase them afterwards. Helena Goddard thanked everyone who had supported her, Steve Vaughan, Greta Band, Valerie Edwards and Jan Young in their efforts, with a special mention of the brethren who had assisted in helping to make the day a great success and she hoped to see all the Ladies againnext year. The function raised f2059.08 for Appeal 2011
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proflt achieved from the sale of their eco-friendly bags last Yaffi, the Ladies are well on their way to reaching a significant amount! They are now busy preparing their next ventures -
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Old Carolian Lodge No I599, consecrated on l st September 1958 and Red Rose Lodge No 7600, consecrated on 5th September 1958, celebrated Golden Jubilee anniversaries recently. Established only a few days apart in 1958, each Lodge celebrated in style and their members and visitors enjoyed the very special festive boards commemorating 50 years of freemasonry.
Trmfrm*ffiffi ffiffid ffiduffiffittmn On 30th Octoffir at Halesowen Masonic Rooms there will be a session on running a White Table Evening. This is of interest to all Lodges for it is a relatively painless way of introducing non-masons to Freemasonry.
On November 3rd at Northfleld Masonic Rooms there will be the follow-up session to the very successful evening held last yeff on creating a Lodge Website. Here brethren will be able to see examples, exchange ideas and views and, it is hoped involve themselves in a self-help group which the Training and Education team plan to establish to carry forward the whole programme of building Lodge Websites.
In December we explore something a little different. On December 4th at The Ramada Hotel, Bewdley which,
incidentally, is the newest Masonic venue in the Province, there will be a seminar entitled Learning the futual. It is intended to give those attending useful and effective methods of committing ritual to memory and is based on well-proven methods.
Information about all these events is sent to the secretary of each Lodge and they have all details, but remember all are welcome.
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Following on from the great success of their last two midweek meetings, the Lodge of St George continues its lunch time meetings with the Guest Speaker, Mr Paul Sabap athy CBE, Lord Lieutenant for the West Midlands and Chairman and Pro-Chancellor of the University of Central England.
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For the immediate future the Lodges meetin g at 'The Briars' have found temporary accommodation for the forthcoming season at the nearby Ramada Hotel. Finally, the evening also marked the 66th Installation Meeting attended by the Province's 'Peripatetic Provinctal Steward', W. Bro. Adrian Harris, during his year in Office. It was certainly a night to remember and a fitting and happy ending to these Masonic
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However, unlike Bannockburn, Bro. Bruce's installation was conducted in 'peace and harmony' by the Presiding Officer, the V.W. Bro. Robert C Vaughan, Depufy PGM, and although it was sad to leave these Rooms it was a most enjoyable and happy occasion, thoroughly enjoyed by the members of the Lodge and 33 Visiting Brethren.
The Lodge is very privileged to hav e affanged this visit and hopes for a good attendance to hear Mr Sab apathy speak. The date is Wednesday 18th February 2009 at Moseley Masonic Hall, Kings Heath - full details will be published before the
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The Provincial Grand Master has approved the formation of a Motoring Club, open to all members of the Province, together with their partners. The pu{pose of the new club is to hold regular social events and viJits with an interest in "all things motorin1", including motor cycling, os well as the occasional friendly competitive occasion. The club was officially launched with a Barbeque held in August at the
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can purchase some cakes, greeting cards, presents, plants and Christmas decorations.
You can meet Father Christmas, be entertained with brass band music while having a coffee break and enter the raffle for Christmas hampers and lots of other brilliant prrzes, so just generally enjoy the morning! Tickets are available from all Lodge Almoners or Charity Stewards or you cafipay 50p on the door on the day.
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the Worcestershire Masonic Golfing Society was held at Kings Norton Golf Club on
Provincial Grand Stewards' Lodge No 9142, successfully complet-
Sth July 2008, attended by the President of the Society RW
ed his first ever full
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Marathon in the lovely city of Wolverhampton, in the rain! He completed the two lap course in 3hrs 43 minutes. Ed decided to do this run in aid of the 2011 Festival after managing to lose nearly five stone in weight in 2007 , and then going on to run the Reading Half Marathon in March of this
Vaughan DPGM and together
with 47 Brethren from event) and Veterans Cup.
The winners of the Weatheroak Bowl were W.Bro.
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The result of the Fellows Bowl was: - 1st Bro. A T Hill, Halesowen Lodge No. 5635 with 35 pts. - 2nd W.Bro. J F Icke, Elmley Castle Lodge No. 6247 with 34 pts
giving deals with all the gift aid reclaiming and significantly eases the burden on the Provincral office and the RMTGB offices too! Ed would like to thank all those who have already sponsored him and those who are still going to.
- 3rd W.Bro. F C Spencer, Red Rose Lodge No 7600 with 33 pts (back 9),
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Alan Bearman has recently decided to retire from his position as Treasurer of The Association of Halesowen Masonic Lodges after nearly 30 years of dedicated service in office. He reluctantly came to this decision after sorne months of indifferent health but still serves on that Committee as a
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holiday vouchers to the value of f4000 to Sandwell Young Carers to enable a group of young children aged ten and eleven to be taken on a well earned break. The organisation
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Tenbury Masonic and Community Church Service - My wife and I had the pleasure of attending the Tenbury Masonic and Community Church service held in St Mary's Church Tenbury Wells on the evening of Thursday 25th September.
This is the second year The Lodge of St Michael No. 1097 has held the event and it was lovely to see a strong turnout by the Lodge members, their families and friends in support of the Church and its community all of whom were cordially invited. The service was led by Reverend Claire Lording who greeted everyone with a warrn welcome and community spirit together with the Choir and Organist .
The R W Provincial Grand Master Frank Spencer and his wife Amanda joined members of St Egwins Lodge of Mark and Royal Ark Mariners, together with masons from across the province, at George and Jenny Simpson's home on Sunday 20th July for a treasure hunt and cream tea.
Readings were given by W Bros Lionel Conyers, Alan Dale and John Moore together with an enlightening talk about Freemasonry and Spirituality by W Bro Kevin Bryant which dispelled a lot of myth members of the community may have held.
magniflcent 30 points out of a possible 31 and were followed closely by Bro David Stean's family team with 29 points.
The service was followed by refreshments in the Lodge rooms attended by all.
W Bro Julian Turner MBE Prov JGW
The sunshine was tinged just a little by a blustery wind but this didn't put off the teams who completed in the treasure hunt. The winning team led by Bro Allan Wynne scored a
The collection of classic cars on show was worth the visit and for those who booked seats in the vintage Rolls, it was an afternoon to renlember. Best of all was the wonderful f,625 raised for the Provincial Grand Masters festival appeal.
Special thanks to George and Jenny Simpson and John and Carol Icke and to all who supported the event.
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As a patr, they could be called the Mike and Raz Show. Mike Dancer and Barrie Simpson have completed their first year
resp^ectively as Prbvincial Senior "and Junior Grand Warden and have become well known in the Province for their obvious enjoyment and enthusiasm for the jobs
In the flrst year they each attended 50 25 of ihem together, and to ring the' changes they alternate the installations,-
addresles to the w[rdens and the brethren.
"In fact we had to leam three pieces in case we are called on to do the address to
the installed Master" said Mike, whose day iob is runnins the lons- established family clothing ouTfitters
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"Baz and I get on so well and have become good friends outside of Freemasonrv .We iaturally want to do a good job buf have rG a laugh as well. ''It talies up a lot of our ,:: 'ffi4, time and I could not do it wtthout the full r support suppofl gf or my wife wlle Diane Dlane and mv my family. lamrlv. Afthough we-arerow 'past' wardens, wti have another five years to go. lt's being entertained by so many lodges-and meeting so many hice peofile. ,F-t
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I think I've I've learned to differentiate between'puddin[s and sweets!"
one of the lessons Mike has learned is to be at the lodses in olentv of time. "It avoids stress all round," he said, "and it stood us in good-stead when we turned up at Northfield only to find the meeting was at Kinss HEath!" Banie Simoson echoeil Mike's words. '"we had never met btfore we bedame Provincial wardeins but Mike is a great_bloke and we're having a wonderful time," said Barrie. Like Mike he has beenwell supported by his wife Flazel.
He is a past master of the Lodge of Bon Accord. SW of Moselev Lodge and fW of George Taylor Lodge. Well, he needs to have something to do in his sfare time. In summer he is a deciicated cricketer. ''i keep wicket anci iri-the iast match'of rhe season I had a few teeth knocked out," he said,^"but I'll still be there asain next season!" Barry retired from West Midlands Police in 2000 as Detective-suoerintendent i/c of-murderinvestigations. Now he is a forensic archeologist and is ialled in to help solve murders.
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much change there, then.
His forensic work has taken him all over the UK and also to Iraq for nine months,
several missions in the Balkans and once to Ascension Island, wheie, he says, he wad
looking for shipwrecked sailors.
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Written by W.Bro Peter Rickets, a Member of the Lodge of Hope and Charity No. j77
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