Summer - New Hampshire Scottish Rite

Summer, 2011
Volume 1, Issue 4
Valley of Nashua
Scottish Rite News
NH Consistory Confers 32° Upon 54
Scottish Rite Masons at Spring Reunion
Fifty-four Scottish Rite Masons became Sublime Princes of the Royal Secret at the 147th
Spring Reunion of New Hampshire Consistory held on April 30, 2011 at Nashua High School
South.
The Reunion started with a flag ceremony given by New Hampshire Rainbow, followed by
Commander-in-Chief Robert G. Bianchi, 33° giving a brief presentation about the structure
of Scottish Rite to members and their guests.
Then, Tommy Vee, a stage Comedian/Hypnotist, brought members of the audience on
stage, and after putting them under hypnosis, took them through a series of light-hearted
scenarios. All were entertained as several of our Brothers, and some spouses, rode on a
bus, put on a concert, flew in a plane, and even followed a “hypnotizing boomerang”.
The ladies then departed for an afternoon of pampering while the candidates and members
saw the 22°, Prince of Libanus, a singing degree commonly called the “Woodchopper‟s
Degree”, a memorable performance directed by Ill Roger M. Clark, 33°.
After the reception of the Deputy, Ill Richard W. Elliot, 33°, candidates and members saw
an inspiring 31° and 32° presented in a combined format, with the 31°, Knight Aspirant,
directed by Ill Roger J. Pellerin, 33°, M.S.A. and Ill Thomas S. Lowe, 33° performed in
the middle of the 32°, Sublime Prince of the Royal Secret , directed by Ill George D. Van
Dyke, 33°, M.S.A. and Ill William E. Bryant, 33°, M.S.A.
Ancient Accepted
Scottish Rite
Valley of Nashua
Special points of
interest:
NSA Awarded—p 2
Benefits to Scottish
Rite Members —p 3
7th Annual Golf
Tournament—p 6
Valley Officers
Elected—p 8
The Bodies of the Scottish Rite, sitting in the
Valley of Nashua, State of New Hampshire,
acknowledge and yield allegiance to the
Supreme Council, 33°, Ancient Accepted
Scottish Rite of Freemasonry for the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction of the United States
of America whose Grand East is in Lexington, MA, and whose Officers are: Ill John
William McNaughton, 33°, Sovereign Grand
Commander, Ill Richard W. Elliot, 33°,
Deputy for New Hampshire, and whose
other Active Members for the State of New
Hampshire are: Ill Mark C. Roth, 33°, and
Ill Philip L. Hall, 33°, Emeritus, and Ill
Robert E. Hansen, 33°, Emeritus
Scottish Rite News, Vol. 1, Issue 4, is
published quarterly by NH Consistory, 196
Main St., Nashua, NH 03060, Telephone:
603-882-4931
office@nhconsistory.com
www.nh32degreemason.org
Editor—Robert M. Porter
Inside this issue:
The Hospitaler Fund
2
Signs in Masonry
3
Calendar
4
Fisher Cats Baseball
5
On behalf of the Commander-in-Chief and other Officers of New Hampshire Consistory, we
welcome these Brothers to the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite.
In Memorium
6
Please take time to congratulate these newest members when you see them, and help them
get the most out of Scottish Rite in their Masonic journey, by getting involved in our activities,
events, degrees, and charities.
Joint Fall Reunion
7
At their conclusion, the Commander-in-Chief invited the ladies to return to the auditorium as
the candidates and their ladies were brought on stage to receive their 32° jewel and lapel pin.
Ill Brother Bianchi then called up Brother Randolph Hilman, 32° and presented him with a
32° jewel, explaining that Bro. Hilman was the person who had suggested that after 60-years
since stopping the tradition, that jewels be once again presented to new candidates. Following the presentation, a buffet banquet was served in the cafeteria.
►Continued on Page 2
SC Annual in Chicago 8
Valley of Nashua—Scottish Rite News
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NH Consistory Confers 32° Upon 54 Scottish Rite Masons
Co n t i n u e d f r o m P a g e 1
Receiving the 32° were:
Valley of Keene:
Michael A Bamforth
Johnnie W Britton
Robert K Fox
Lyle A Handy
Gregg R Noble
Clifford E Oster
D Scott Record
John T Solomonides
Joseph F Westclark
Robert W Wilson
Cass N Wright
Valley of
Lancaster/Littleton:
Valley of Nashua:
Gregory R Bean
Fernando A Campos
Pascal H Corbinand
Gregory A Hackney
Robert A Hardman
William S Horn
Kevin M Janvrin
Richard W Lowrance
Michael J McCann
Joseph R Olefirowicz
Jon A Rhan
James S Richardson
Edward M Waible
Valley of Concord:
Carl M Caporale
Jake R Clarke
Edward M Donnelly
Marc R Gelinas
Steve Hankard
Michael J Hayes Sr.
Robert A James
Peter Keefe
Thomas E Pryor
George A Robertson
David B Young
Travis S Zanes
Trent C Zanes
Darrel R Dietlein
Michael E Stevens
Valley of Portsmouth/Dover:
John Bartoszak
Robert Louis Carrier Sr.
Dan Dore
Dave Dore
Fred W Elliott
Pat Gaudette
Jeff Grant
John L Howlett
Joseph A Kilbane
Kenneth Nielsen
James E Phelps
Jason L Richards
Michael E Robinson
Mark Thorne
Peter C Zavas
Rizzo Receives Notable Service Award
Thomas C. Rizzo received the Notable Service Award at the Stated Rendezvous of New Hampshire Consistory
held Tuesday, May 31, 2011. Ill Robert G. Bianchi, 33°, Commander-in-Chief, made the presentation.
The Notable Service Award (N.S.A.) is presented by the Commander-in-Chief to a Scottish Rite Mason for his
exemplary and distinguished service to New Hampshire Consistory.
Brother Rizzo has taken an active part in Valley degrees since joining Consistory in the Spring of 2007; most
notably as Constans in the 31°, and this Spring taking the same role in the 32°. He also serves on the Board of
Governors of the Children‟s Dyslexia Center in Nashua.
Brother Rizzo joins twenty-nine other living recipients in being recognized for his dedication with the N.S.A.
The Hospitaler Fund
Relief for a Brother
In these recent hard economic times, the need for fraternal assistance has grown. For Scottish Rite
Masons, that aid comes from the Hospitaler Fund. A Brother-in-need, after going to his Blue Lodge for
relief, can get assistance from his Scottish Rite Valley. Requests are made privately to the presiding
officer of any of the four Scottish Rite Bodies. The request is then reviewed and acted upon.
In the Valley of Nashua, the Hospitaler of the four Scottish Rite Bodies is G. Rayond Palmer. His duty
is to maintain the Hospitaler Fund and report on moneys collected and amounts given out for relief.
If you know of a Brother needing assistance, contact one of the presiding officers. And when you see
Brother Palmer at a Reunion or meeting with a basket collecting donations, please give generously to
the Hospitaler Fund. Your contribution will help a distressed, worthy Brother.
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Volume 1, Issue 4
More Benefits as a Scottish Rite Mason
Our last issue highlighted some additional benefits offered to Scottish Rite Masons. Here are two more:
Scottish Rite Credit Card
Scottish Rite has arranged with US Bank to offer the Scottish Rite Credit Card. With a choice of four Visa Cards,
members can choose a card that best fits their use. A percentage of every purchase you make on your Visa Card
will benefit the Scottish Rite Charities at no extra cost to you. Just by using your card, you will be helping to fund
several collegiate scholarships, helping brethren in need through the Supreme Council Almoners fund, helping
kids to learn to read at 32nd Degree Masonic Learning Centers for Children, and helping to preserve our national
heritage through the programs and conservation efforts of the National Heritage Museum.
Scottish Rite Wireless Center
Offering free and discount prices on cell phones, as well as individual and family plans for cell phone service through
providers such as Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile, the Scottish Rite Wireless Center could help you save on your
monthly bill with exclusive member discounts. Find out more about all offers at www.scottishriteonline.org in the
Member‟s Center.
Signs in Masonry—The Double-Headed Eagle
Where did it originate?
From the Appendix to the Constitutions of the Supreme Council, is this historical statement by William John
Chetwode Crawley, distinguished Irish scholar, historian, and Freemason (1844-1915), from the 1911 Transactions of the Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 2076 of London (Vol. 24, pp. 21-24) -
“The Double-Headed Eagle of Lagash is the oldest Royal Crest in the world...No heraldic bearing, no
emblematic device of today can boast such antiquity. It was in use a thousand years before the Exodus
from Egypt and more than 2,000 years before the building of King Solomon's Temple.”
"As time rolled on, it passed from the Sumerians to the men of Akkad, from the men of Akkad to the Hittites, from the denizens of Asia Minor to the Seljukian Sultans from whom it was brought by the Crusaders to the Emperors of the East and West, whose successors were the Hapsburgs and the Romanoffs."
"In 102 B.C. the Roman Consul Marius decreed that the Eagle be displayed as a symbol of Imperial
Rome. Later, as a world power, Rome used the Double-Headed Eagle, one head facing the East the other facing the West, symbolizing the
universality and unity of the Empire. The Emperors of the Holy Roman Empire continued its use and the symbol was adopted later in Germany during the halcyon days of conquest and imperial power".
“So far as is known, the double-headed eagle was first used in Freemasonry in 1758 by a Masonic body in Paris--The Emperors of the East
and West. During a brief period the Masonic Emperors of the East and West controlled the advanced degrees then in use and became a
precursor of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite.”
What does it mean?
Excerpts from the April 1923 issue of The Builder—
“M. Heuzey...says: 'It may, I think, be presumed that the double-headed eagle...is a beneficent emblem representing a protecting power.
We...are justified in believing that it symbolizes a duality of power, a blending of two names, two functions and two dominions in one body.”
“...it stood for a union of solar and celestial forces; as a royal crest it has stood for power and dominion, and as a religious seal it stands for
truth and justice.
“As a Masonic symbol this device is time honoured and appropriate. It ...suggests an equal contemplation of both sides of a question-and
thus, judicial balance. And, as in ancient Mesopotamia, the double eagle is here associated with the sun symbol ... meaning: „The light toward which my eyes are turned.‟
“Thus does the double-headed eagle stand today for that which it stood in ancient days, its two heads, facing the Ultimate Sun, reminding
men and Masons that there is yet even "more light" for the pilgrim who travels East, and in whose heart is the motto, „SPES MEA IN DEO
EST.‟ ”
Valley of Nashua—Scottish Rite News
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Calendar Abbreviations:
SC—Supreme Council
C—Consistory
VC—Valley of Concord
VN—Valley of Nashua
VPD—Valley of Portsmouth/Dover
COD—Council of Deliberation
VK—Valley of Keene
LC—Children’s Dyslexia Centers
VLL—Valley of Lancaster/Littleton
July 2011
Schedule of Events
7/7 LC—Board of Governors;
Nashua
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
7/9 VPD—Masonic Family
Day; Strawbery Banke
26
27
28
29 VLL—4°
Reunion,
Lancaster
30
1
2
3
4
5
6
7 LC—Board of 8
Governors,
Nashua
9 VPD—
Masonic
Family Day;
Portsmouth
10
11 LC—7th
Annual Golf
Tournament,
Greenland
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19 LC—Board
of Governors,
Rochester
20
21 LC—Fisher
Cats Baseball,
Manchester
22
23
24/31
25
26
27
28
29
30
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
28 SC—Annual 29 SC—Annual 30 SC—Annual 31
Meeting.
Meeting,
Meeting,
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
1 LC—Board
of Governors,
Nashua
2
3
4
5 Labor Day
7
8 VN—Exec.
Committee,
Nashua
9 VN—Kick-off
Dinner,
Nashua
10
11
12 VC—
13
Membership
Com, Concord
14
15
16
17
18
20 VN—Annual 21 VC—
22
19 VN—4° &
Facebook
11° Rehearsals Conclaves &
Rendezvous,
Class, Concord
Nashua
Nashua
23 SC—
Membership
Conference,
Lexington, MA
24 SC—
Membership
Conference,
Lexington, MA
25
26
30
1 VC—Scottish
Rite Information
Breakfast,
Boscawen
7/11 LC—7th Annual Golf
Tournament; Breakfast Hill
Golf Club; Greenland
7/19 LC—Board of Governors;
Rochester
7/21 LC—Children’s Dyslexia
Centers Night at Fisher Cats
Baseball; Manchester
8/4 LC—Board of Governors;
Nashua
8/5 VPD—Exec. Committee;
Portsmouth
8/8 COD—Deputy Reps’ Mtg;
Concord
8/9 VC—Finance and Exec.
Committee Mtgs; Concord
8/16 LC—Board of Governors;
Rochester
8/28-30 SC—Annual Meeting;
Chicago
9/1 LC—Board of Governors;
Nashua
9/8 VN—Exec. Committee;
Nashua
September 2011
Sun
Mon
6
9/12 VC—Membership
Committee; Concord
9/19 VN—4° & 11° Rehearsals;
Nashua
9/20 VN—Annual Conclaves &
Rendezvous; Nashua
9/21 VC—Facebook Class;
Concord
9/23-24 SC—Membership
Conference; Lexington, MA
27
28
29
CHILDREN’S DYSLEXIA CENTERS NIGHT!
Fisher Cats vs. Portland Sea Dogs
Thursday, July, 21, 2011
7:05 pm
$4.00 from every $12.00 ticket sold
goes to support your New Hampshire
Children’s Dyslexia Centers!
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW!
Atlas
Fireworks
Show!
Online at www.nashua32events.org
or use the form at the bottom
of the page!
Stay after the
game for the
spectacular
show!
Order your tickets online at www.nashua32events.org
or at www.nhfishercats.com, choose “Group Outings”,
select “SPECIAL OFFER CODE TICKETS!”. Use Promo
Code: “NHREADING” and select Sections 107-111.
For tickets and information, contact Roger Pellerin by
phone at (603) 883-7141, or email at gcmincix@aol.com.
Name: ______________________________________________
Address: ____________________________________________
City: ____________________ State: ______ Zip: __________
Phone: (_________)___________________________
E-mail: _____________________________________________
Number of Tickets ______ X $12.00= $__________
Payment: Check  (Make Payable to: Children’s Learning Centers)
Visa  M/C  Amex  C/C No. ________________________________________
Exp. Date: ______/______________ Security Code _______________
Send to: Office of the Secretary, 196 Main St, Ste 16, Nashua, NH 03060-2914
Home of the 2011 Northeast Delta Dental Eastern League All-Star Game & HR Total Concepts Total Access All-Star Block Party
NHFISHERCATS.com
(603)641-2005
Children’s Dyslexia Centers of New Hampshire
7th Annual Golf Tournament and Auction
Monday, June 11, 2011; 11:30 am Registration; 1:00 pm Shotgun Start
Breakfast Hill Golf Club
339 Breakfast Hill Rd
Greenland, NH
Player Fee
Payment Information
$110.00 per player; $400.00 per foursome
Registration includes:
18 holes of Scramble-format golf, driving range and balls, cart, dinner, ticket
to Fisher Cats baseball game against the Portland Sea Dogs, and awards.
No, I won’t be playing, but enclosed is my donation of $_____________
Registration Information
Contact name: ___________________________________________________
Mailing Address: _________________________________________________
City: _____________________________ State: ________ Zip: _____________
Daytime Phone: _________________ Evening Phone: ___________________
Email: ___________________________________________________________
Players Names
1. _______________________________________________________________
2. _______________________________________________________________
3. _______________________________________________________________
4. _______________________________________________________________
Do all golfers want to play on the same team? _____ Yes _____ No
LADIES WELCOME AND APPRECIATED
Notice of Valley Annual Meetings
A joint meeting for the purpose of holding the
Annual Convocations of Aaron P. Hughes
Lodge of Perfection, 14°; Oriental Council,
Princes of Jerusalem, 16°; and St. George
Chapter of Rose Croix, 18°, A A S R will
be held in conjunction with the Annual Rendezvous of New
Hampshire Consistory, S P R S , 32° at the Masonic
Temple, at 200A Main St, Nashua, NH on Tuesday, September 20, 2011, at 7:30 pm.
Business will include voting on the Finance Committee‟s recommendation to increase the annual dues in each of the four
bodies by $1.00, the reading of annual reports of the Secretary, Treasurer, Finance Committee, Hospitaler, and of the
Trustee of the Masonic Apartments, elections to the Board of
Trustees and Finance Committee of New Hampshire Consistory, and any other business that may properly come before
the bodies. A dinner will be held at 6:30 pm, prior to the start
of the meeting. Make reservations with the Secretary.
Joseph J. H. Beaumont, Thrice Potent Master
Robert M. Porter, Sovereign Prince
Brian J. Smith, Most Wise Master
C. Wayne Libby, Jr., Commander-in-Chief
Individual: ________ players X $110.00 = $ ________
Team: _________ foursomes X $400.00 = $ ________
Children’s Dyslexia Centers Donation of:$ _________
Total Enclosed:
$ _________
Make checks out to: Children’s Dyslexia Centers, Inc.
Please mail form and payment to:
Paul S. Cuetara
58 Winnicut Rd
North Hampton, NH 03862-2014
Prizes
Nearest Center of the Fairway
Putting Contest
Longest Drive—Men’s and Ladies’
50/50 Closest to the Pin
Mulligans (limit 4/team) - $5 each
Sponsorships and Donations
For more info, contact Paul at (603) 964-8343 or by
email at mason-pc@comcast.net.
Called from Labor
In Memorium
Fernando Luis Campos
David R Chevalier
David Harry Coronis
William O Cutler
Robert V Davis
Donald D Drouin Sr.
Charles Everett Ethridge Jr.
Edward S Fuller
Carl W Greeley
Edward B Hebden
William B Holmberg, MSA
Dean Emmons Howard
Ellis W Howard, 33°
William C Ingham
Llewellyn W Jacobs
Walter E Johnson DDS
Robert M Lee
Robert E Lodge
William David Lyon
Robert A Meserve
James G Methven
William B Mitchell
Edward W Moulton
Bernard Nelson
Raymond Wayne Norris
Howard G Parker Sr.
Clement H Record Sr.
George Edward Reese
John H Rice Jr.
Charles A Roberts
James Servetas
Erville H Smith
Robert M Swasey
Robert Lee Towle
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Volume 1, Issue 4
New 32° Jewel Available
The new 32° jewel is now available for you to buy. The jewel may be worn from the
breast pocket of your jacket to Scottish Rite meetings and events. The jewel has a
gold colored double-headed eagle set in front of a red Teutonic cross. In the blue
border is written New Hampshire Consistory. The jewel hangs by two gold-tone
chains from the pin-back, which has Valley of Nashua printed on its front against a
red background. A photo of the jewel is in the last issue.
To order yours, send a check for $30.00 made out to: Valley of Nashua, to the
Office of the Secretary. For prompt delivery, have your name, address, and the
reason for the check.
Valleys Hold Joint Degrees
The five Valleys, in working to make Scottish
Rite more inspirational, convenient, and more
enjoyable, will hold one Joint Fall Reunion on
Saturday, November 5, 2011. Details are
below.
Joint Valley Fall Reunion
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Merrimack Valley High School, Penacook, NH
Valley of Concord:
Alpha Lodge of Perfection
Ariel Council, Princes of Jerusalem
Acacia Chapter of Rose Croix
Valley of Portsmouth/Dover:
Ineffable Lodge of Perfection
John Christie Council, Princes of Jerusalem
New Hampshire Chapter of Rose Croix
Valley of Keene:
Keene Lodge of Perfection
Keene Council, Princes of Jerusalem
Valley of Lancaster/Littleton:
North Star Lodge of Perfection
Washington Council, Princes of Jerusalem
Littleton Chapter of Rose Croix
Valley of Nashua:
Aaron P. Hughes Lodge of Perfection
Oriental Council, Princes of Jerusalem
St. George Chapter of Rose Croix
Saturday Morning, November 5, 2011
8:00 am—Coffee and donuts served
8:45 am—Candidates report to Marshal (with their Valley “Big Brother”)
9:00 am—Open all Lodges of Perfection
9:15 am—4°, Master Traveler (exemplified by Aaron P. Hughes Lodge of Perfection with
the assistance of the other 4 Lodges of Perfection)
9:45 am—11°, Sublime Master Elected (exemplified by Aaron P. Hughes Lodge of Perfection)
10:45 am—Break
11:00 am—14°, Grand Elect Mason (exemplified by Keene Lodge of Perfection)
11:59 am—Close all Lodges of Perfection
12:00 pm—Lunch
1:00 pm—Open all Councils of Princes of Jerusalem
1:10 pm—15°, Knight of the East (Ariel Council, Princes of Jerusalem)
2:00 pm—Introductions and remarks of Deputy, Active, and Grand Master
2:09 pm—Close all Councils of Princes of Jerusalem
2:10 pm—Break
2:20 pm—Open all Chapters of Rose Croix
2:30 pm—18°, Knight of the Rose Croix (exemplified by New Hampshire Chapter of Rose Croix)
3:45 pm—Close all Chapters of Rose Croix
All times listed are subject to change. Last minute adjustments may occur.
Check with your Valley Secretary for updates or changes to programs.
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Valley of Nashua—Scottish Rite News
Valley Elects Officers for 2011 -2012
The Valley of Nashua elected its Officers for 2011 at the Annual Meetings held May 31. Congratulations to
the following presiding officers and their lines.
Aaron P. Hughes Lodge of Perfection, 14°
Joseph J. H. Beaumont, Thrice Potent Master
John W. Jackson, Deputy Master
Richard J. Thompson, Senior Warden
Thomas C. Rizzo, Junior Warden
David W. Smith, Orator
Pascal H. Corbinand, Master of Ceremonies
Nicholas A. Donis, Captain of the Guard
Oriental Council, Princes of Jerusalem, 16°
Robert M. Porter, Sovereign Prince
William A. Arvidson, High Priest
Dennis Webster, Senior Warden
Jerome T. Becker, Junior Warden
John S. Geas, Master of Ceremonies
George D. Holden, Jr., Master of Entrances
St. George Chapter of Rose Croix, 18°
Brian J. Smith, Most Wise Master
Robert G. Bianchi, Senior Warden
Jerome T. Becker, Junior Warden
Robert M. Porter, Orator
Robert S. Bean, III, Master of Ceremonies
New Hampshire Consistory, 32°
C. Wayne Libby, Jr., Commander-in-Chief
Kenneth A. Clay, Jr., First Lt. Commander
Brian J. Smith, Second Lt. Commander
William E. Larson, Orator
Jeffrey L. Brown, Chancellor
Elected to all four bodies wer Davis K. Bryant as Treasurer and Robert M. Porter as Secretary. Appointed as Sentinel for all four bodies was John G. Senter, and as Hospitaler was G. Raymond Palmer.
Elected as Trustees to the Masonic Apartments were Richard J. Thompson for the Lodge of Perfection and
Council, and George D. Van Dyke for Chapter and Consistory.
198th Supreme Council Annual Meeting to confer 33° on 5 from New Hampshire
The Scottish Rite Supreme Council for the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction confers the Thirty-third
Degree upon 173 Scottish Rite Masons, including five from New Hampshire, at its annual meeting
in Chicago, August 28-30. The Thirty-third Degree is awarded for outstanding achievement within
the fraternity or for significant contributions to others, reflecting credit on Freemasonry. Stewart L.
Aronson, from the Valley of Portsmouth-Dover; Karl H. Bickford, M.S.A. and Treffley E Sage,
M.S.A., both from the Valley of Nashua; and Paul M. Leary and Gary E. Roy, M.S.A., from the
Valley of Concord, were among those elected for this high honor at last year's meeting in Philadelphia. The impressive ceremony will take place on Tuesday, Aug. 30. About 1,800 Thirty-third
Degree Masons and their ladies from 15 northeastern states are expected to attend.
Introductory luncheons honoring the Thirty-third Degree candidates and their ladies are on the
schedule for Sunday at noon. The Sheraton Chicago Ballroom will be the scene of the traditional
Supreme Council Vesper Service during the afternoon.
The Executive Session, attended by the officers of the Supreme Council, will be held on Friday and Saturday, Aug. 26-27.
Sovereign Grand Commander John Wm. McNaughton will preside over a General Session of the Supreme Council on Monday, Aug.
29. In the course of this session, prominent leaders from other Masonic organizations in the United States and throughout the world
are expected to be in attendance.
A number of other events have been scheduled, including a Monday luncheon in the River Exhibition Hall of the Sheraton Hotel for
registered attendees.
That evening, “The Second City” improvisational troupe will entertain members and their ladies in the ballroom .
In addition to the major events sponsored by the Supreme Council, Masonic-related items will be on sale from vendors in a Masonic
Marketplace.
The 2011 meeting will end with the announcement of the names of those elected to receive the Thirty-third Degree at Cleveland in
August 2012. The 200th anniversary meeting is slated for Washington, DC, in 2013.
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Volume 1, Issue 4
Scottish Rite Emblem—the Double-headed Eagle
on Left Chest
Choice of two shirt weights
Optional pocket
Choice of four colors
Available in Sizes Small to XXX Large, with
(One Style Available to XXXX Large)
VALLEY OF NASHUA embroidered on left sleeve
(or Customize Wording on Sleeve)
Weight
Fabric
Pocket
Sizes
Shirt Price
Qty
Size
Color (Specify Choice)
Total
Black, White, Navy, Maroon
Summer
50/50
5.6-oz.
poly/cotton
No
S-XL
$20.00
Pocket
XXL
$23.00
XXXL
$23.00
XXXXL
$23.00
With
S-XL
$22.00
Pocket
XXL
$25.00
XXXL
$25.00
blend
3-Season
100%
No
S-XL
$22.00
6.3-oz.
cotton
Pocket
XXL
$26.00
XXXL
$26.00
With
S-XL
$31.00
Pocket
XXL
$34.00
XXXL
$5.00 from every shirt
purchased is donated to the
Children’s Learning Centers,
one of your Scottish Rite
Charities.
$36.00
Total No. of
Plus $5.00 Shipping:
$5.00
Items Ordered:
Custom Embroidery Available on Left Sleeve*
Total Order Price:
Embroidery:
*(If none listed, shirt will read VALLEY OF NASHUA)
Name __________________________________________________________________
Address ________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
City _________________________________ State ________ Zip __________________
Mail order with check made out to: Valley of Nashua
to:
Office of the Secretary
Valley of Nashua
196 Main St, Ste 16
Nashua, NH 03060-2914
Allow 4—6 Weeks for Delivery
Ancient Accepted
Scottish Rite
Valley of Nashua
Meritorious Service Award Recipients Named
Inspiration
Convenience
Enjoyment
The New Hampshire Council of Deliberation announced the 2011 recipients of the Meritorious Service
Award (M.S.A.) at its Annual Meeting held June 4, 2011. The M.S.A. is awarded for meritorious service
of a Masonic character, and recipients are selected from nominations by the presiding officers of their
Valley. Those selected and their Home Valleys are:
Dennis Webster, Valley of Nashua
Roger A. Becker, Valley of Concord
Verne S. Anderson, Jr., Valley of Portsmouth-Dover
The Council of Deliberation is the state-wide organization of Scottish Rite
made up of the top officers from every body in each of the five Valleys; all
past presiding officers; all M.S.A. recipients; and all 33° Scottish Rite Masons, both Honorary and Active.
It is responsible for the governance of Scottish Rite in New Hampshire.
A testimonial dinner will be held in November to honor the newly coroneted 33° recipients. The M.S.A.
will be presented to these Brothers at that time. Congratulations to all!
THE SCOTTISH RITE BODIES
196 Main Street, Suite 16
Nashua, NH 03060-2914
Phone: 603-882-4931
Toll-Free: 800-403-3384
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