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Sudbury-Manitoulin District FEBRUARY 2013
DDISTRICT NNEWS AAROUND && AABOUT Grand Lodge Website
District Website www.smmasons.com
BBethel Lodge Installation / Pg. 33 AAlgonquin Lodge Official Visit/ Pg.4 4 JJoin the Scottish Rite Now/ Pg.82 RRAM Installation / Pg. 93 From the District Deputy Passed To The Brethren: It is cold outside. But warmth prevails in every lodge in this District and in every lodge in this Grand Grand Lodge Above Invitation to Grand Master’s Reception/ Pg.2 Jurisdiction. It is not only the heat in the building but the warmth of fellowship that greets you at the door of the lodge. In this month’s newsletter, I would like to share with you something that is very important to me, and I believe very important to every Lodge.
That is Lodge Attendance. Gore Bay Lodge attend W. Bro. Harold Thompson, Powassan Lodge # 443 said in his Master’s M.W. Bro. David C. Bradley Tunis Shriners Grand Master 1989 - 1991 Installation / Pg. 5 Message December 2012 and quoted and congratulated by M. W. Bro. D. Garry Dowling in his Blog. R.W. Bro. Eric T. Moore Congratulations & Best Some of his points are listed below: Sudbury Lodge No. 658 National Lodge No. 588 Wishes / Pgs. 6 & 7 “Time spent in Lodge, with more experienced Masons (trainers?) can have a huge positive impact on every Mason. Time spent in Lodge can WE CHERISH THEIR Mavar Preceptory only improve a Mason’s performance and encourage him to interact MEMORY IN OUR Installation / Pg. 9 more.” And believe me when I say that I know, with today’s fast paced HEARTS
lives of some of our younger members, how available time can play a big Cryptic Rite in a Brothers attendance. I still have small children at home, and I’m quite a few days away from Installation / Pg. 10 retirement, but I still keep in mind that I joined my Lodge for myself. It’s something that I make time for,
not try to find time for?? There’s the aspect of "Fellowship". Shouldn’t someone want to hang out with the February Tracing Board / Pg. 11 guys in their Lodge once or twice a month?? Why belong otherwise??
Let’s face it; those who attend Lodge get more out of Freemasonry than those who don’t. That’s that, Sudbury Shrine Club everyone knows it. It is true, however, that you can get a lot out of Freemasonry by reading about it, and Installation / Pg. 12 there are hundreds of sources available for anyone who wants to research it, but I believe that there is more
District Project to Freemasonry than it’s words alone. Much more.
No. 2506 / Pg. 13 When we attend Lodge on a regular basis, it reminds us that we are a fraternity, a brotherhood, a collection of tens of thousands of places where Masons meet, greet, and share. That we get extra value out of extra Sudbury Shrine Club activities of meeting, greeting, and sharing. It reminds us that we’re the oldest and largest international fraternity of like minded beliefs in the world. We share mutual experiences and a frequency of new and renewed friendships. We share a knowledge imbedded in the fabric of Freemasonry through its rituals and the design of how all our Lodges operate. Knowledge about important truths concerning life and living.”
So Brethren, let’s not just make the time, let’s take the time to attend Lodge.
CLICK HERE TO I am going to leave you with a quote from a 6th century BCE, Chinese philosopher named Lao Tzu. He VISIT OUR WEBSITE has always interested me, and I think this quote is as fitting to the theme as any other; Thanks again. W.M. Harold Thompson. "Time is a created thing; to say that 'I don’t have the time" is like saying 'I don’t want to' " - Lao Tzu.”
Brethren, I hope you take the time to visit the website and read the message in its entirety. I look forward to sitting in lodge with you soon, I am…
Sincerely and fraternally.
CLICK HERE Keith I. Jordan TO WATCH VIDEO D.D.G.M. – Sudbury-Manitoulin District R.W. Bro. Allan Burns Editor [email protected] Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About February 2013 pg. 2
SUDBURY-MANITOULIN DISTRICT
MASTERS AND WARDENS ASSOCIATION
CORDIALLY INVITES YOU AND YOUR LADY TO ATTEND THE RECEPTION AND BANQUET IN HONOUR OF M.W. Bro. D. Garry Dowling Grand Master
Friday, March 22nd 2013 at The Howard Johnson Plaza 50 Brady Street, Sudbury ON
Dress Grand Lodge Officers Formal Others Black Tie or Business Suit Ladies Business Casual
Social hour at 6:00 PM Dinner at 7:00 PM
Tickets $40.00 per person and may be ordered no later than March 15th 2013 through W. Bro. David Carscallen 2053 Madison Avenue Sudbury, Ontario P3A 2P7 Telephone 705-566-9308 Email: [email protected] Please make cheques payable to: Sudbury-Manitoulin District Masters and Wardens Association
Guests may call direct 705-675-5602 or toll free 1-800-446-4656 for reservations.
SUDBURY – MANITOULIN DISTRICT Grand Master’s Reception – Friday, March 22nd 2013 Ticket Order Form DRESS G.L. OFFICERS FORMALA – O THERS TUXEDO OR BUSINESS SUIT MEN’S DRESS – TUXEDO OR BUSINESS SUIT LADIES – BUSINESS CASUAL
Name / rank Reception & Banquet For M.W. Bro. D. Garry Dowling Past or present office Grand Master March 22nd 2013 The Howard Johnson Plaza Lodge / District 1-800-446-4656 50 Brady St. Sudbury, ON Accompanied by Social Hour – 6:00 PM Dinner – 7:00 PM Number of tickets Tickets - $40.00 per person
Return Ticket Order and Cheque to PLEASE MAKE CHEQUE PAYABLE TO: Mr. David Carscallen
Sudbury – Manitoulin District 2053 Madison Ave. Sudbury, Ontario Masters and Wardens Association P3A 2P7
Tickets will be held at the door. Telephone 705-566-9308 Please reply no later than March 15th 2013 [email protected]
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BETHEL LODGE NO. 699 INSTALLATION
W. Bro. Robert Tailleur installed is successor Bro. Stan Weatherbee as the Worshipful Master during the Installation th ceremony on Friday, January 11 2013.
The newly installed Master receives the gavel from the Immediate Past Master.
Front Row (L-R) V.W. Bro. Lyle Redden, Grand Steward – W. Bro. Jervis Weir – Bro. Geatan Larocque – W. Bro. Stan Weatherbee – Bro. Sean Pretty – Bro. Christopher Angell – W. Bro. Lionel Rudd Middle Row (L-R) W. Bro. David Carscallen – Bro. Sean Levens – W. Bro. Robert Tailleur – W. Bro. Gord Fraser Back Row (L-R) W. Bro. Mike Chorkaway – Bro. Trevor Sykes – W. Bro. Stephen Pearce – W. Bro. Ed Bradley
(L-R) W. Bro. Dave Sykes – W. Bro. Stan Weatherbee – Bro. Trevor Sykes
Meet the Frasers
W. Bro. Gord Fraser of Espanola Lodge shakes hands with W. Bro. Gord Fraser of Bethel Lodge. The brethren are not related through family but each quipped that they were the better looking Fraser. Brethren enjoy a hearty dinner before the start of the meeting
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District Deputy Grand Master Official Visit to Algonquin Lodge No. 536
R.W. Bro. Keith I. Jordan conducted his first Official Visit of 2013 to Algonquin Lodge on Tuesday, January th 15 . A first degree was exemplified and Bro. David Spencer of Sudbury Lodge No. 658 agreed to act as candidate for the evening. W. Bro. Jason Ashley welcomed the brethren and visitors to the lodge who were there for the District Deputy Grand Master’s visit. Pictured in photo: Front Row (L-R) Bro. David Spencer the token candidate – Bro. Dave Marshall – R.W. Bro. Paul Ashley – W. Bro. Jason Ashley – R.W. Bro. Keith I. Jordan D.D.G.M. Middle Row (L-R) Bro. Jason McKibbon – R.W. Bro. Brian Koivu – V.W. Bro. Wayne Quinn – W. Bro. Bill Thompson – R.W. Bro. Robert Runciman Back Row (L-R) W. Bro. Alan Bowles – R.W. Bro. J. David Bell – Bro. Casey Stranges – Bro. Kyle Gray – Bro. Bill Evenochko
Visiting brethren included the Grand Steward and several Worshipful Masters
(L-R) R.W. Bro. Brian Koivu M.O.B. – W. Bro. Jason Ashley – R. W. Bro. Keith I. Jordan D.D.G.M.
Front row (L-R) R.W. Bro. Brian Koivu M.O.B. – V.W. Bro. Lyle Redden, Grand Steward – W.Bro. Jason Ashley W.M. – R.W. Bro. Keith I. Jordan D.D.G.M. – W.Bro. Stephen Fleming W.M. Nickel Lodge – W. Bro. Dave Keown W.M. National Lodge
Back row (L-R) W. Bro. Stan Weatherbee W.M. Bethel Sharing a few stories and a couple of laughs before the Lodge – W. Bro. Reg Daigle W.M. Sudbury Lodge – W. start of the meeting… Bro. Roger Kitching W.M. Friendship Lodge
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About February 2013 pg. 5
CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES
Gore Bay Lodge No. 472 Congratulations to W. Bro. Michel Vigeant of Gore Bay lodge on his Installation as Potentate of the Tunis th Shriners in Ottawa on Saturday, January 5 2013. Brethren Shriners from Gore Bay Lodge were on hand for W. Bro. Michel Vigeant’s installation in Ottawa.
(L-R) W. Bro. Jim Wood, R.W. Bro. Stan Gordon – Ill. Sir Michel Vigeant, W. Bro. Willis Campbell, R.W. Bro. Bill Clark
It is interesting to note the photo above represents the three Shrine Temples in Ontario that being Tunis Shriners (Ottawa) Rameses Shriners (Toronto) and Mocha Shriners (London)
Ill. Sir Michel Vigeant Potentate Tunis Shriners
On January 5th, 2013, Michel VIGEANT was Installed as Potentate of Tunis Shriners, Ottawa, Ontario. He is married to wife Wendy VERRECCHIA and between the two blended families have 3 daughters, two sons and a 6 year old grandson.
Provincial Constable Vigeant has been with the Ontario Provincial Police since 1985 and has served at Lancaster, Gore Bay and Ottawa Detachments. Now stationed at the Ottawa Provincial Traffic Detachment where Provincial Constable Vigeant rides the Force Motorcycle in good weather and conducts Breathalyzer/Intoxilyzer tests the rest of the time. In 1996 and again in 2006 Provincial Constable Vigeant served two UN tours of Haïti as a Police Trainer/Peacekeeper with the UN Police. In addition, Provincial Constable Vigeant was seconded for a total of 5 years to the Centre of Forensic Sciences where he assisted in the delivery of Breathalyzer/Intoxilyzer training across the Province.
The Shriners Hospitals for Children philanthropy has been in existence since 1922 and now supports 22 hospitals across North America. Shriners Hospitals for Children have treated many children from within the Ottawa and Ottawa Valley region for many years. It is our mandate to treat children regardless of the cost to their families.
Our Canadian Shriners Hospital for Children is located in Montreal and has been in existence there since 1925 with a new hospital to be built and completed by 2015. The local Ottawa based Tunis Shriners organization, supports these hospitals and has been in existence since 1975 with our first Potentate being the late Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker.
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About February 2013 pg. 6
CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES
Nickel Lodge No. 427 Congratulation to Bro. Justin Proulx on his Initiation into Freemasonry during the 53rd reciprocal visit of th Friendshi p Lodge No. 691 to Nickel Lodge on Wednesday, January 16 2013.
Front row left to right: R.W. Bro. Robert J. Fleming, Secretary Nickel Lodge; V.W. Bro. Lyle Redden, Grand Steward; W. Bro. Roger Kitching, Worshipful Master of Friendship Lodge; Bro. Justin Proulx- E.A.; W. Bro. Stephen R. Fleming, Worshipful Master of Nickel Lodge; Bro. Bruce Burgess, Tyler Friendship. Second Row left to right: W. Bro. Ray Barlow, Friendship; Bro. Ryan Lipic, S.D. Friendship; Bro. Kevin Pattison,J.D. Friendship; Bro. Tom King, J.W. Nickel; Bro. John Robbie, S.W. Friendship; Bro. John Miszczak, J.W. Friendship; Bro. John Mason, I.G. Nickel; W. Bro. Ben Mullins, D.of C. Friendship. Third Row left to right: W. Bro. Greg Newson, Assistant Secretary Nickel; Bro. Mike Lalonde, Treasurer Nickel; Bro. Mark Woodliffe, S.S. Friendship; Bro. Dan Rowe, I.G. Friendship; W. Bro. George Nichols, J.D. Nickel; W. Bro. Oliver Koski, Chaplain Friendship; Bro. John Reynolds, J.S. Nickel; V.W. Bro. Robert Lewis, Friendship; W. Bro. Rob Lipic, I.P.M. Friendship; W. Bro. David Kennedy, S.D. Nickel; R.W. Bro. J. David Innes, D. of C. Nickel Lodge.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE NO. 691
INVITES YOU TO ATTEND
THE INSTALLATION AND INVESTITURE OF OFFICERS
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH 2013
AT 1:00PM
FRIENDSHIP LODGE LADIES NIGHT
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH 2013
AT THE BELROCK MASONIC CENTRE
AT 6:00PM
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CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES
Gore Bay Lodge No. 472 Friendship Lodge No. 691 Congratulations to Bro. Chris Theijsmejer on being By V.W. Bro. Brian Stoddart th Passed to the Fellowcraft degree on Thursday, NEWS from the January 9 2013 meeting. January 10th 2013.
Algonquin Lodge No. 536 Congratulations to Bro. Paul Notman on being Passed to the Fellowcraft degree on Tuesday, January 22nd 2013.
W.Bro.Kitching and W.Bro.Barlow, chairman of our Past Masters Association, presented Bro. Bruce Burgess with the F.H.Waller Award for commitment to the craft. The Past Masters selected Bro. Burgess by a vote at their annual dinner meeting. Bro. Burgess is always willing to assist the lodge when asked and is always in the kitchen helping the Friendship Lodge cooks at Java Guild.
W. Bro. Kitching with the Master-elect Bro. John Robbie and our newly elected Junior Warden Bro. Ryan Lipic. Also shown is Bro. Alan Fey who proved his proficiency in the third degree and will become an officer in February. Our newly elected Senior Warden Bro. John Miszczak was busy preparing his last meal. He will be missed.
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About February 2013 pg. 8
The Sudbury Lodge of Perfection invites all Master Scottish Rite Freemasonry Masons to consider seeking further light in Freemasonry by joining the Scottish Rite. Applications for the April 19th & 20th 2013 Reunion are available from Scottish Rite members and your lodge secretary. Closing date for applications is March 5th 2013. The Scottish Rite is one of the two branches of Freemasonry in which a Master Mason may proceed after he has completed the three degrees of Craft Lodge Masonry. The purpose of the Scottish Rite, simply stated, is to seek that which is the most worth in the world; ...to exalt the dignity of every person, the human side of our daily activities, and the maximum service to humanity; ...to aid mankind's search in God's universe for identity, for development and for
destiny, and thereby achieve better men in a better world, happier men in a happier world and wiser men in a wiser world. THE LODGE OF PERFECTION IS YOUR FIRST STEP INTO SCOTTISH RITE FREEMASONRY 4° Secret Master LODGE OF PERFECTION 5° Perfect Master SYMBOL 6° Intimate Secretary 7° Provost and Judge 8° Intendant of the Building 9° Elect of the Nine 10° Elect of the Fifteen The Delta enclosing the Hebrew 11° Elect of the Twelve Letter "Yod" as it appears on the fourteenth degree ring. 12° Grand Master Architect
13° Royal Arch of Solomon 14° Grand Elect Perfect and Sublime Mason
WHAT IS COVERED BY THE LODGE OF PERFECTION?
Lodge of Perfection: The fourth to the fourteenth degrees amplify the legend of the Master Mason degree and the story of the building of King Solomon's Temple. These degrees are designed to impress more forcefully the teachings of the first three degrees. In all Lodges of Perfection the 4th, 5th, 7th 13th and 14th degrees are obligatory, and are conferred in full with the Cast wearing period dress costume: the others, if not in full, are communicated by obligation and explanation.
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About February 2013 pg. 9
TTUSCAN CCHAPTER NNO.. 9955 RR..AA..MM..
th Thursday, January 17 2013 marked the Installation date for the Officers of Tuscan Chapter No. 95 R.A.M.
Excellent Companion Alan Hill became the new First Principal, Ex . Comp. Rob Lipic Second Principal, and Ex. Comp. Clair Bracken as Third Principal chief cook and bottle washer.
MMAVAR PPRECEPTORY NNO.. 6655
Kni ghts Templar
Mavar Preceptory No. 65 held their annual Installation of Officers on th Thursday, January 24 2013 installing Em. Kt. David Carscallen as the new Presiding Preceptor. R. Em. Kt. John E. Gamble conducted the installation for his th 28 consecutive year as Installing Preceptor.
Front (L-R) R. Em. Kt. Norm McComb K.C.T. – R. Em. Kt. Paavo Liukko – R. Em. Kt. John Gamble – R. Em. Kt. Clive Stephenson P.G.P. – Em. Kt. David Carscallen P.P. – Em. Kt. Alan Hill – Sir Kt. Clair Bracken – Sir Kt. Stan Fenton Middle (L-R) Sir Kt. David Gamble – R. Em. Kt. Bryon Cunningham – Sir Kt. Rob Lipic – Em. Kt. Allan Burns – Sir Kt. Ed Bradley Back (L-R) Sir Kt. Jim Thomson – R. Em. Kt. Allan Sweetman – V. Em. Kt. Jervis Weir – Em. Kt. Al Stonier – Em. Kt. Reijo Luoma – Sir Kt. Ben Mullen
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About February 2013 pg. 10
TTHE RROYAL AND SSELECT MMASTERS OF OONTARIO
CCRYPTIC RRITE
Alpha Council No. 23 R.S.M.
Held the annual installation of officers
on Saturday, January 26th 2013.
Congratulations to Thrice Illustrious
Master Ill. Comp. Alan Hill and his
officers for the ensuing year.
(L-R) Ill. Comp. Al Stonier – Ill. Comp. Alan Hill – Ill. Comp. Reijo Luoma
Nipissing Lodge No. 20 Royal Ark Masons
Immediately following lunch Nipissing Lodge No. 20 R.A.M. held their installation of officers.
Councils of Cryptic Masons form the centre body of the York Rite of Freemasonry. A Master Mason my join a Chapter of Royal Arch Masons and receive the four degrees of that organization. After which he may seek further knowledge in Freemasonry and join a Council of Cryptic Masons. Ancient Cryptic Masonry centers on the story of the preservation, loss and recovery of the Word. The Word represents man's search for life's purpose and the nature of GOD. Symbolic Freemasonry, as in the Lodge, teaches of the loss of the Word and hope for its recovery. Royal Arch Masonry, as in the Chapter, teaches its recovery. Cryptic Masonry, as in the Council, completes this story by teaching of the Word's initial preservation. Freemasonry
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FEBRUARY 2013 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1. 2.ESPANOLA FUNSPIEL HEALTH For more information, Breakfast 7:00am
contact
SCIENCES NORTH S N Bro. Mike Lalonde, Sudbury Manitoulin LAUREN TIAN SITE District Chairman, at District Saturday Feb. 2ND 2013 705-682-4662 Child Identification Clinics 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Masons Helping You Protect The Ones You Love 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. NATIONAL NICKEL SHRINE CLUB BETHEL FRIENDSHIP LODGE LODGE Regular Meeting LODGE LODGE Masonic Step up night 3rd Degree Installation of Education 1st Degree Bro. R. Spinks Officers 1:00pm
ESPANOLA Friendship Lodge LODGE Ladies Night Masonic 6:00pm Education
10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. DORIC GORE BAY LODGE LODGE Masonic 1st Degree
Education Algoma Chapter
17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. SUDBURY ALGONQUIN Tuscan Chapter NICKEL LODGE LODGE LODGE rd P&E Session 3 Degree “Tough Worshipful H.R.A. practice Times” Master’s duty ESPANOLA R.A. Education Dinner
Spanish River and Movie @ Belrock Chapter NO MTG. 6:00pm SCHEDULED $20/ea
24. 25. 26. 27. 28. JAVA GUILD AT BELROCK SHRINE CLUB Mavar Preceptory EVERY TUESDAY Executive Knights Templar Meeting Members Welcome
COME FOR COFFEE Order of Malta STAY FOR LUNCH
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About February 2013 pg. 12
SUDBURY SHRINE CLUB NEWS SUDBURYVISIT OUR WEBSITE: SHRINE www.sudburyshrineclub.com CLUB NEWS
The annual banquet and Installation of Shrine Club Officers took place on Saturday, January 19th 2013 at the
Ramada Hotel and Conference Centre. Bro. Stan Fenton became the new club president in our ninety-second year of operation. A large gathering of Shriners and their Ladies attended the banquet enjoying a delicious meal before the ceremony started.
The Potentate Ill. Sir Terry Lamping and Noble Terry Fulton member of the Divan were on hand for the
Installation ceremony.
2013 Sudbury Shrine Club Executive
President – Stan Fenton, Sturgeon Falls Lodge No. 447
1st Vice President – Al Burns, Algonquin Lodge No. 536
2nd Vice President – Gord Fraser, Bethel Lodge No. 699
3rd Vice President – Sam Khoury, Friendship Lodge No. 691
Secretary – Don Rousell, Bethel Lodge No. 699
Treasurer – Harvey Wickenden, Algonquin Lodge No. 536
Directors – Stan Waltenbury, Sudbury Lodge No. 658
– David Carscallen, Bethel Lodge No. 699
– Jim Ramsay, Espanola Lodge No. 527 Stans’s wife, Lady Janet places the – Dave Hodgins, Espanola Lodge No. 527 President’s Fez completing his installation Ambassador – Barry Tooley, Sudbury Lodge No. 658 as the new president. Ambassador At Large – Lyle Redden, Bethel Lodge No. 699
Auditors – Gary Cayen, Sudbury Lodge No. 658
– Tom Newburn, Algonquin Lodge No. 536
Dedicated to fun and fellowship…but with a serious purpose Shriners International is an international fraternity with Shriners Temples, or chapters located throughout the United States, Mexico, Canada and the Republic of Panama. Members of the fraternity are also members of the Masonic Order and adhere to the principles of Freemasonry – brotherly love relief and truth. Shriners are distinguished by an enjoyment of life and a commitment to philanthropy. They enjoy parades, trips, dances, dinners, sporting events and other social occasions. They also support what has been called the “World’s Greatest Philanthropy.” Shriners Hospitals for Children is a network of paediatric specialty hospitals operated and maintained by Shriners International, where children under 18 receive expert medical care at no charge, regardless of financial need or relationship to a Shriner. Sudbury Shrine Club 2013 Executive
(L-R) Dave Hodgins, David Carscallen, Stan Waltenbury, Lyle Redden, Barry Tooley, Don Rousell, Gord Fraser, Stan Fenton, Al Burns, Sam Khoury, Harvey Wickenden, Gary Cayen. Absent Tom Newburn & Jim Ramsay
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Sudbury – Manitoulin District Project Masonic Foundation of Ontario Project No. 2506
Sudbury-Manitoulin Freemasons
Helping to feed the hungry
On any given day, a number of members of the public go without the necessities of life. Many are hungry and I would like to see the Freemasons of this District help to feed the hungry.
Income Tax receipts would be issued by the
Foundation and the brethren would be able to claim a deduction for income tax purposes.
Each member of the District is asked to donate to the
Masonic Foundation Project for the Sudbury-
Manitoulin Food Bank
The benefits to the District would be to gain some recognition from the general public.
The benefits to the members would be a feeling of accomplishment in the cause of good.
I expect that many of our members would help with this project and make a contribution for the cause of good.
“This is our Project and it deserves your support
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