Engage 94 - Admiral Collingwood Lodge

e-newsletter No. 94
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was delighted to attend the Grand Installation of the new Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge of South Australia and the Northern
Territory, Most Worshipful Brother Stephen Michalak. This was the
first Australia and New Zealand Grand Installation since Victoria’s in
March 2014. The delegation of Victorian Freemasons comprised 50
Freemasons together with their partners as one of the largest if not
the largest interstate delegation. A series of events was conducted
from Friday through to Sunday, all of which were very welcoming
and enjoyable. In addition to this wonderful delegation, the toast
(one of the best I’ve heard) to the new Grand Master was proposed
by our own Brother Felix Pintado – Chief Executive, Royal Freemasons
(our Homes), whose friendship goes back to when they were each in
their early twenties. A number of us are looking forward with great
anticipation to the Grand Installation events in New South Wales and
the Australian Capital Territory which will take place in early August.
Other Victorian Grand Officers not in Adelaide attended the Grand
Installation of Most Eminent Companion Peter Crick as the new First
Grand Principal of the Supreme Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of
Victoria. I congratulate the First Grand Principal together with his
co-Grand Principals and Grand Officers on their Installation and wish
them every success in the coming year. I look forward to continuing
the close association we enjoy with Supreme Grand Chapter.
As this issue of the Newsletter goes to press, the Centenary of ANZAC Day will be commemorated. It is
customary that the Grand Master lays a wreath at the Shrine of Remembrance as part of the day’s program and
this year will be no exception. This part of the service commences at 8.15am.
ANZAC Day, originally a commemoration of the landing of Australian and New Zealand forces at Gallipoli on
the 25th of April 1915, has grown to become perhaps the most important national day in Australia. In addition
to recognising the service and sacrifice of all Australians who have served in war or on peacekeeping operations
ANZAC Day has become core to the identity of Australia itself, a day on which Australians reflect on the ANZAC
spirit and its place in Australia today.
416,809 Australians enlisted to serve in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF). This accounted for 38.7 per cent of
the Australian male population aged between 18 and 44. In Victoria 114,000 enlisted, 89,000 served overseas
and 19,000 did not return home.
Lest We Forget.
MWBro. Hillel Benedykt
Grand Master
ANZAC DAY 25 April 2015
Dawn Service
On the 100th Anniversary of the Gallipoli landings, join
millions across the world to honour Australian service
and sacrifice. One minute of silence will be observed.
It is recommended that visitors assemble on the Shrine
Forecourt between 4am - 5am.
For more information visit
http://www.shrine.org.au
Proud sponsors of Freemasons
Victoria in its 125th year.
Riding for a great cause
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News
he boys from the
Victorian Freemasons
Cycling Club were
out in force on Sunday 19
April for the MS Society
Melbourne Cycle Challenge!
Rain, hail or shine, nothing
was going to stop the team
from completing the 50 km
ride from one side of the city
to the other.
Participants Basel Alogaidi,
Malcolm and Milton Mann,
Cyril Land and Darren Hill donned the square and compasses jerseys and
took off from Princes Park, rode through the Docklands to Albert Park,
peddled up to Footscray and wound their way back to Carlton North
through North Melbourne.
Darren Hill, Cyril Land, Milton and
Malcolm Mann at the start line, ready
for the big ride.
The team, from Diamond Valley Lodge and Wodonga Lodge had
collectively raised a whopping $3084 for the Multiple Sclerosis Society,
through individual donations and contributions from other Lodges.
Team Captain for the event, Malcolm Mann said that despite the weather,
it was a great ride.
“The Team are very proud to wear the square and compasses jerseys
today. It’s more than just a ride, it gives us purpose and great exposure for
Freemasons Victoria,” Malcolm said.
Milton Mann and Cyril Land enter the
half-way point rest stop oin good form.
Freemasons Victoria Communications Manager, Gabrielle Forman met the
Team at the half-way rest stop to cheer the boys on.
“It was great to see the boys so dedicated. They’d made it to the half-way
point unscathed, and were keen to continue the last leg of the challenge,”
she said.
The MS Melbourne Cycle Challenge is hosted every year, and since 2007,
has been fundraising to providing services and support for Australians
affected by this baffling and debilitating disease. Multiple Sclerosis is
a disease of the central nervous system affecting more young adult
Australians than any other neurological condition. Approximately four
Australians are diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis every day, equating to
more than 1000 new diagnosis every year.
Visit the MS Society website at http://www.mssociety.org.au/
L-R: Milton Mann, Darren Hill, Cyril
Land and Malcolm Mann at the halfway point rest stop.
BECOME A FVCC MEMBER!
Call Malcolm Mann on
0428 381 366
> The Victorian Freemasons Cycling
Team. L-R: Basel Alogaidi, Darren Hill,
Milton and Malcolm Mann. Cyril Land
(not pictured) had apparently beaten
them all through the finish line!
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Victoria in its 125th year.
Freemasons provide crisis relief funding
F
riday the thirteenth can be quite lucky for some! On that day
in March a presentation of $11,100 was made to 4C’s (Cardinia
Combined Churches Caring), a Church based emergency relief
organisation working within and for the residents of the Shire of
Cardinia.
This money was donated as a result of the efforts of Freemasons Victoria’s
Peter Lees of Gippsland Forest Lodge and Darren Spargo of Pakenham
Lodge who were sponsored to undertake a bike ride. Their donation was
then equalled by the Freemasons Foundation.
Installation at Baxter
Lodge No. 934
The Installation of the Worshipful
Master of Baxter Lodge No. 934
took place on Monday 6 April
2015 when WBro. Johan Heinrich
Zylstra was installed in the Chair
of King Solomon.
The Proclaiming Officer was
VWBro. Mark Eadon PGDC.
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Freemasons Foundation Victoria Director, VWBro. David Gibbs was on
hand to present the cheque to the CEO of 4C’s, Pastor Don Press.
“The Crisis Relief Centre sees up to 250 people a day, either for
emergency relief, emergency housing, family counselling, financial
counselling, no-interest loans and food parcels”, Don said.
Being totally reliant on gifts and grants this money will go a long way
to assist in the funding of the centre and is just another example of
Freemasonry’s ideals, brotherly love, relief and being out there in the
wider community.
WBro. Hein Zylstra with the Police
Unanimity Association Past Grand
Officer Installation Team.
Baxter Lodge Officers Elected and
Appointed for 2015-16.
L-R: Bro. Darren Spargo, WBro. Peter Lees, Pastor Don Press, WBro. John Chatfield,
VWBro. David Gibbs and Bro. Barrie Young.
Thank you Padma and Good Luck!
Freemasons Victoria would like to
thank Padma Mirip Singpo, who
has been working voluntarily at
Freemasons Victoria for two weeks.
Padma completed a number of
tasks for various staff and was
always courteous and cheerful.
Padma has recently found
employment working for
Alliance as a Customer Service
Representative.
The Installation cake
We wish her the very best in her
future employment.
Proud sponsors of Freemasons
Victoria in its 125th year.
Portland Secondary Students benefit from
re-engagement program
P
ortland Secondary College recently received a cheque for $10,000
from the Portland Lodge and the Freemasons Foundation, to go
towards the College’s Re-engagement Program.
The program, which has been running since 2011, has been set up to
support young people who are, for various reasons, struggling within
main stream education.
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Chairman of the Portland Lodge Community Project Committee, Ian
Berry, said that the contribution to the school was invaluable.
“Some of the students in the program have been bullied and taken out of
school for home schooling. The re-engagement program enables them
to resume their education pathway in an environment free of judgement.
Students who have completed the program often go on to continue their
studies at University”, Ian said.
Portland College Principal Toni Burgoyne was recently quoted in the
Portland Observer, “Funding is allocated to employ a student welfare
coordinator and a literacy and numeracy Assistant”, she said.
International News:
The Travelling Gavel
The Vulcan Lodge No. 229
Travelling Gavel is in its tenth
year and has now travelled
87,945 miles to 227 Lodges in
five countries on four continents
plus travelled on a cruise of the
Caribbean and been held by 84
Grand Masters.
The Travelling Gavel was used
at the Minnesota Grand Lodge
annual Communication at the
end of March in Duluth. Superior Lodge No. 236 was
presented with the Travelling
Gavel on Wednesday 8 April,
presented by W. Rolf Widstrand,
W. Richard Fredrickson, W. Lauren
Jallen, W. Dave Olsen and W.
John Olness of Biwabik Lodge
No. 293, along with MW James
Christensen Past Grand Master.
Superior WM Jeff Cushman used
it to close the meeting that night.
The Travelling Gavel was then
passed on to Acacia-Itasca Lodge
No. 329 on 17 April, at which the
Grand Master, Most Worshipful
Grand Master Beetcher (85th
Grand Master to hold the
Travelling Gavel) attended.
If you know of a Brother who
would like to be added to the
Travelling Gavel Update emails
please forward their address to
Don Wheeler at:
sdwheeler@ckt.net
Seated: Junior students involved in the program with lead teacher Chris Thomas.
Standing: Portland Secondary College Principal Toni Burgoyne, Chairman of the
Portland Lodge Community Project Committee WBro. Ian Berry and WBro. Steve
Rodgers.
If you know of a Lodge that
would like to have the Travelling
Gavel, contact Don and he will
do his best to nudge it in that
direction.
WM Jeff Cushman, W. Rolf Widstrand
and W. John Olness.
Proud sponsors of Freemasons
Victoria in its 125th year.
IntroFishies!!
L
odge of Australia Felix
No. 1 with a little help
from the immediate
past Maroondah District
Coordinator WBro. Graham
Dines, recently donated
$400 to IntroFish.
News
Introfish provides fishing
excursions for people
with disabilities. The
organisation is Victoria’s
only dedicated boat and
land based fishing service
for those with special
needs.
It provides rehabilitation
Paul Bennett with RWBro. Uwe Lau of Lodge of
activities, working directly Australia Felix No. 1.
with carers, coordinators,
therapists and parents using various methods of fishing to work with
motor skills, including hand-eye coordination and muscle and reflex
movements.
The donation was made after Paul Bennett, Founder and President of
IntroFish visited the Lodge and gave a very inspiring talk about the
rehabilitation and therapeutic benefits of sailing for those with an
intellectual disability.
Paul talked about his journey, and that in 2002 his third child was born
with Cerebral Palsy. He said that he was confident he could teach him
fishing, as he had taught fishing for many years, but his son passed away
several weeks later.
In a huge effort to turn this tragedy
around, Paul developed IntroFish,
which since its inception, has become
very popular. The business came to a
halt though when expansion became
impossible without a good sized
boat. The only option at the time was
to purchase a used boat and have it
repaired to make it seaworthy.
No one would have ever expected
Paul’s turn of bad luck, but the vessel
was stolen one evening when the boat
repair shop was broken into. Paul’s
boat has never been seen since.
With the on-going support from
community organisations and
individuals, Paul Bennett has continued
to run IntroFish, at $500 a trip, which
includes the hire of a boat plus a
barbecue lunch. He is also finally in a
position to purchase another boat, so
as to continue to provide this much
needed service to the public.
For all your personal and business legal needs.
For more information
about IntroFish visit
http://www.introfish.org/
Proud sponsors of Freemasons
Victoria in its 125th year.
Masonic Unique Vehicles Group visits the
Alma Dopel!
T
he Mason Unique Vehicles Group recently visited the ‘Alma Doepel’
Sailing Ship restoration project. Members braved hectic city traffic to
experience the history and activities of the 112 year old vessel.
The Alma Dopel operated as a supply ship to various military facilities
during WWII, one of these trips skippered by one of the MUV Group
members (the then Sgt.) Max Schey.
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Bro. Graeme and Val Webb and members of the restoration support
group were pleased to receive a cheque presented by our MUV Group
member MWBro. John Evans on behalf of the Group.
The donation will assist with the purchase of a very robust plank which
will form part of the hull of the restored craft. The MUV Group’s name will
appear on an Honour Board, which will be positioned aboard the ship.
The exterior of the Alma Dopel.
The MUV Group has received a letter of acknowledgment from ‘Sail and
Adventure Limited’ who will keep members informed of the progress of
the restoration project.
The MUV Group’s next outing will be in celebration of having completed
five years of Group activities! The Group will return to the venue of its
inaugural meeting which was held on 14 February 2010 at the Village
Green Hotel.
On Sunday 24 May the Group will meet for lunch at 12 noon.
Village Green Hotel
Cnr Ferntree Gully and Springvale Roads
Mulgrave
Melways ref: 71B9
Contact Marg or Lyal for more information at muvgroup@gmail.com.
The inner workings of the Alma Dopel
Restoration Project.
Proud sponsors of Freemasons
Victoria in its 125th year.
Master Masons on the Road - The Hung
Societies of China, at Lodge Amathea
WBro. Michael Maher
T
he first Master Masons ‘On the Road’ visit was to Lodge Amalthea
No. 914 on Tuesday 24 March to deliver a presentation on The Hung
Societies of China.
Ceremony of the Vacant
Chair
Admiral Collingwood
Lodge No. 13
The presentation, delivered by WBro. Michael Maher was well attended by
a number of Master Masons (both visiting and Amalthea members).
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After the presentation a lively Q&A
ensued for 20 minutes, including input
from a visiting Past Deputy Grand Master
from British Columbia weighing in on
the Hung Societies of Vancouver and San
Francisco. Lodge Amalthea’s excellent
south followed at Zio’s restaurant in East
Melbourne.
Though over a thousand years older
and half a world away, if you attend
a Lodge of the Hung Society of China
Triangular Seal of the Hung Society
you will see a man being initiated in a
Translation: Big, vast (represent
power).
manner strikingly similar to that carried
out in Masonic Temples across Victoria
every week. You will hear a spoken ritual which would strike chords of
recognition, and familiar oaths being taken. You will find a Master and his
wardens, and deacons leading a candidate around the Lodge, and you
would recognise signs and symbols.
The Ceremony of the Vacant Chair
will be performed by members
of the Admiral Collingwood
Lodge No. 13 on Tuesday 28
April at 7:30pm.
Very little is known of the origins of
the Hung Society. Scholars credit the
Buddhist patriarch Hwui Yin with
founding the order in 386 AD. There
are similarities in the Hung ritual with
those of ancient Egyptian mystery
schools, but this does not necessarily
infer that the society evolved from
Egypt. Perhaps both go back further in
time to a common ancestor.
Similar to Freemasonry, the society
Flags of the five founders.
has a three fold purpose - teaching
morality and brotherly love; using allegory to
demonstrate the life and death of man; and to give instruction regarding
a mystical journey through the underworld to paradise and the holy place
of the Gods. These three purposes and the fact that the triangle plays an
important part in the ritual caused the society to become generally known
as the Triad Society. (Triad meaning a group or union of three).
This presentation was compiled by Bro. Raymond Copley after many years
of extensive research and is a fascinating look at another fraternal society
with so many similarities to Freemasonry. Unfortunately Bro. Raymond was
unavailable to deliver the presentation himself.
Hosted by Bro. Yuri Kurmanei,
the Ceremony will be held at
the Ivalda Masonic Centre in
Ivanhoe.
Don’t forget, $15 entry also gets
you a raffle ticket for some great
prizes!
Please contact Lodge Secretary
WBro. Wayne Motton to RSVP at:
waynemotton@iinet.net.au or
call 0407 326 840.
Ivalda Masonic Centre
42 Salisbury Ave
Ivanhoe VIC 3079
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Victoria in its 125th year.
Kumano Kodo Walk for Cancer 2016
M
any members would know that Communications Manager,
Gabrielle Forman is about to take on one of the biggest challenges
of her life - the Kumano Kodo Walk for Cancer, in Japan.
The eight day walk, hosted by Epworth Hospital, follows a series of ancient
pilgrimage routes and sacred trails through the dense forests of the Kii
Mountains overlooking the Pacific Ocean between the historical capital
cities of Kyoto and Nara.
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All proceeds raised from the excursion will go towards the Epworth
Oncology Ward, to assist the thousands of cancer patients who continue
to receive care at Epworth Hospital.
FMV Communications Manager,
Gabrielle Forman.
Gabrielle has established a sponsorship campaign, an ‘Everyday Hero’
website, https://kumanokodo2016.everydayhero.com/au/gabrielle
She now needs your help to make sure she reaches her goal! I strongly
encourage each Lodge to consider donating the proceeds of one of their
Lodge raffles to this very worthy cause.
Gabrielle wil be seeking dollar
for dollar support from the
Freemasons Foundation for all
contributions made by Lodges.
The total cost for the trip is
$5790 of which $2500 is tax
deductible. Every dollar you
donate equals every step
Gabrielle will take in being able
to give something back to those
in need.
Participating with a group from
the Epworth Hospital, Gabrielle
said the trek is a challenge she is
determined to conquer.
“The Kumano Kodo Walk for Cancer will be a once in a lifetime
opportunity to experience the kind of team camaraderie, the enormous
sense of achievement in raising funds for charity, and the accomplishment
at having conquered a physically demanding overseas trek,” she said.
Cancer is the leading cause of death in Australia, and another 128,000
new cases are diagnosed every year. A cancer diagnosis is truly frightening
so you need to know that you can get the best possible care, and that is
exactly what this trek helps Epworth provide.
Visit https://kumanokodo2016.everydayhero.com/au/gabrielle to
make your individual or Lodge donation today, or call Gabrielle Forman on
(03) 9411 0101 for more information about how you may be able to help.
Grand Master
MWBro. Hillel Benedykt
Proud sponsors of Freemasons
Victoria in its 125th year.
Special Shabbat Service
F
reemasons and their families
are invited to a special
Shabbat (Sabbath) Service to
honour Freemasonry. Grand Master
MWBro. Hillel Benedykt, together
with members of the 2015 Grand
Ceremonial Team, will be in attendance.
News
The service will conclude at approximately 12 noon and
will be followed by a Kiddush (light
refreshments).
DATE: Saturday 4 July 2015
TIME: 9:30am for a 10:00am start
PLACE: Temple Beth Israel, 76 Alma
Road, St Kilda
DRESS: Gentlemen - Lounge Suit (No regalia)
Head covering is necessary for gentlemen and will be available on arrival.
Ladies – smart casual
CONTACT: Please confirm your attendance for catering purposes by
contacting WBro. Ron Aarons at
paparon@optusnet.com.au or call (03) 9563 4737.
How prepared are you?
Each night when we go off to Lodge our families say ‘Have a good night’,
knowing we are safe with our fraternal brothers.
But how prepared are we to advise our next of kin, should we need some help?
Who should be called in an emergency?
KMLR2 on tour again
in May
The Kilwinning Mark Lodge of
Research No. 2 (UGLMMMV) will
meet at the Belmont MC as part of
its program to take research into the
Mark Degree into regional Victoria,
on 29 May 2015.
The KMLR2 is chartered to hold two
of its four meetings each year at
Victorian country locations with the
other two being held at its home
base of Mt Waverley MC.
Since its reconsecration in late
2013, KMLR2 has met at Bendigo
and Wonthaggi. Meetings are held
with the assistance of the local Mark
Lodge and all Mark Master Masons
are invited to attend.
Lodge will tyle at 5:30pm, and after
the opening one or two lectures
on a topic related to Mark Masonry
will be presented and discussed.
Lodge will close at 7:30pm so that
members and guests can enjoy the
entertainment and dinner.
Dress: Jacket and tie
Information booklet: contact
the chairman of the membership
committee WBro. Les Cooper on 039887 9293 or email crusader711@
optusnet.com.au
All you need to do is stick the name and
phone number of your wife or partner
on the back of your name badge so that
others know who to contact should the
need arise. This is such a simple way of
making sure that the RIGHT people are
called in an emergency.
All members are encouraged to get
out their name badges and stick a
label on ASAP.
This could save your life, or perhaps even result in a badge
being returned.
For all your personal and business legal needs.
Proud sponsors of Freemasons
Victoria in its 125th year.
Lodge of St. Mark No. 591
Ladies Night and Ball
Deadlines for content for
coming issues:
Get ready to frock up and kick up your heels at the upcoming
Lodge of St. Mark
Remember, previous issues of
engage! Newsletter can be found
using the Publications tab in the
Freemasons Victoria members
intranet. Just log in!
Ladies Night and Ball!
Engage 95 - 29 April 2015
Engage 96 - 13 April 2015
News
The event, on Saturday 23 May, will be held at the wonderful Grand
Star Reception Centre at 499 Grieve Parade, Altona North.
Be there from 6:30pm sharp to enjoy a 3-course meal, wine, beer and
soft drinks of choice.
This is a fabulous opportunity to dress up, have fun and enjoy the
company of your fellow Brethren and their lovely ladies!
At only $75.00 per person you’ll need to book early as there are limited
numbers available.
Please contact WBro. Neil Wells: 0412 552 828 or
WBro. Emmanuel Marabeliotakis on 0450 876 112
to enquire and make your booking.
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password?
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Members Intranet you will first need
to enter a username and password.
Your username is your six digit
member number followed by
@freemasonsvic.net.au.
Your password can be reset by
clicking ‘Forgot your password’. A
new temporary password will be
sent to your email address.
Freemasons Victoria
FREE TO JOIN!
Wine Club
Join the Freemasons Victoria Wine Club to enjoy a great range of drops
and take advantage of some great prices.
We have teamed with Wineland to give all members and Lodges across
Victoria, the opportunity to access their own wine purchasing account.
Visit: www.wineland.net.au today to find out more
To access benefits for all Freemasons, remember
to use this code when paying though the
online payment gateway: Freemasons
Enter your username and your new
password into the login screen. If
you are still unable to log in please
contact Tony Morris at
morris@freemasonsvic.net.au
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Proud sponsors of Freemasons
Victoria in its 125th year.
You are invited to the
Freemasons Victoria
Eshcol Lodge
Charity Dinner
& AUCTION
6:30pm Wednesday 22nd July 2015
Goulburn Valley Hotel - High Street, Shepparton
Two course meal - $50pp
Tables of ten available
Live entertainment | Special celebrity guest!
Proceeds to the Goulburn Valley Health Breast
Cancer Support Group Nurse
For more information and bookings:
contact Allan Thomson on 0402 284 797
AUCTION ITEMS INCLUDE:
Apple iPad | Parklake Lunch | Family portrait by Occasion Studios | Travel
Luggage | Wine | Fernwood Fitness Membership | 2 x Introductory Flights
with Shepparton Airport Flying School | Car Service | B&B with Club
Mulwala Resort and MUCH MORE!
PARO Interactive
Therapeutic Robot Seal
2015 Appeal
A Royal Freemasons initiative focussing
on delivering a better quality of life for
customers with Dementia.
Royal Freemasons seeks
your support to buy Therapeutic
Robot Seals for our dementia
aged care customers.
These are some the first therapeutic
robotic seals to arrive in Australia. They
will allow the documented benefits of
animal therapy to be experienced by Royal
Freemasons residents across Victoria.
The purchased baby seals will be part of
a research study to understand how they
can improve quality of life for residents
and caregivers.
The robotic pet has five kinds of sensors:
tactile, light, audition, temperature,
and posture sensors, with which it can
perceive people and its environment. By
interaction with people, it responds as if it
is alive, moving its head and legs, making
sounds, and showing the user’s preferred
behaviour.
The robot provides the benefits of animal
therapy to people in facilities.
Some of the benefits are:
• Reduce customer stress and their caregivers
• Stimulates interaction between customers
and caregivers
• Psychological effect on customers, improving
their relaxation and motivation
• Improves the socialisation of customers
with each other and with caregivers
The financial support required to purchase
the therapeutic robots is just one of the
initiatives Royal Freemasons has committed
to in its continuing efforts to help its
aged care customers.
Your donation means a
great deal to our customers.
Yes, I/we would like to make a donation to the
Royal Freemasons Therapeutic Robot Seal Appeal 2015
No matter how small or large, everyone
who contributes to the Royal Freemasons
Therapeutic Robot Seal Appeal makes
a big difference to enhancing the lives
of our customers.
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Moorpanyal Lodge No. 467
Offers You
An Invitation to our
37th
Emergency Services Night
RWBro. Alan Cromer. PJGW. Worshipful Master.
Monday May 18th 2015.
At the
Geelong Masonic Centre
25 - 27 Regent Street
Belmont.
Tyle @ 1900 hrs
5241 7100.
**
Visitors @ 1930 hrs
Work: Double Second Degree
Bro. Leigh Scott & Bro. Elliot McCLaren
Courtesy of Geelong Lodge of Unity & Prudence No.5.
by
WBro. L. J. (Les) Kelly. PGStdB.
Assisted by the Emergency Services Brethren.
For further information, and if attending.
Please contact one of the following
by Wednesday 13th May 2015
for catering arrangements.
Secretary: WBro. Alex Everett. PGStdB: (03) 5244 3441.
ajeverett5@bigpond.com
WBro. Jim Rogers. PGStdB. (03) 5251 1888 - O428 270 341
jaylor1327@gmail.com
EMERGENCY SERVICES TEAM
May 2015
Worshipful Master:
WBro Les Kelly. PGStdB.
Lara Lodge 834
Country Fire Authority.
Director of Ceremonies:
WBro John Patterson. PJGD.
Rosebank Lodge 348
Country Fire Authority.
Immediate Past Master:
WBro Ian Ballinger. PGStdB.
Wimmera Lodge 70
Country Fire Authority.
Senior Warden:
Chaplain:
WBro Ian Basham. PM.
WBro Daryl Costelow. PM.
VWBro Daryle Kopke. PGIWkgs.
RWBro Col Langeley. PSGW.
VWBro Graham Porter. PGIWkgs.
Rosebank 348 – Lara 834 Lodges
Police.
Carisbrook Lodge 405
Police
Learmonth Lodge 177
C F A.
Mordialloc Lodge of Charity 258 CFA. (Ret).
Avoca Lodge 213 C
ountry Fire Authority.
Senior Deacon:
VWBro Eddie Rodgers. PGIW.
Moorpanyal Lodge 467
New Zealand Fire Service.
Junior Deacon:
WBro Morrie Barry. PM.
Cosmopolitan Lodge 96
Country Fire Authority.
Organist:
WBro Peter Cain. PGStdB. GLOrg. Warrion StJohn 83
Ambulance.
Inner Guard:
WBro Geoff Ballinger. PM.
Wimmera Lodge 70
Country Fire Authority.
Tyler:
VWBro Don Robinson. PGIW.
Rosebank 348 – Lara 834 Lodges Country Fire Authority.
Secrets:
WBro Eric Daffy. PM.
WBro Jim Rogers. PGStdB.
Pascoe Vale Lodge 483 Metro Fire Brigade.
Moorpanyal Lodge 467. Coast Guard.
Assisted by
Junior Warden:
Assisted by
Assisted by
Extension of Badge:
VWBro Graham Porter. PGIWkgs. Avoca Lodge 213
Country Fire Authority.
South East Charge:
VWBro Ivan Lee. PGIW.
Cosmopolitan Lodge 96
Country Fire Authority.
Working Tools:
WBro David Draffin. PGStdB.
Learmonth Lodge 177
Country Fire Authority.
Tracing Board:
Bro Peter Gallagher. (Master Elect) Mt Franklin - StGeorge 12
CFA Ret’d.
Final:
WBro Rex Thorburn. PM.
Police.
Letchworth – Kilwinning 2
Prayers
Fireman:
RWBro Peter Hirth. PJGW.
Rosebank Lodge 348
Country Fire Authority.
Ambulance:
WBro Peter Cain. PGStdB. GLOrg.
Warrion StJohn 83
Ambulance.
Police:
Bro Ian Kerin. MM.
Meredith Lodge 163
Country Fire Authority.
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