Sudbury-Manitoulin District March 2011 D D ISTRICT N N EWS A A ROUND & & A A BOUT District Website www.smmasons.com Passed To The Grand Lodge Above Bro. George Bury Doric Lodge No. 455 Exeter Lodge No. 133 WE CHERISH HIS MEMORY IN OUR HEARTS Sick and Visiting Bro. Bill Evenochko Algonquin Lodge No. 536 W. Bro. Don McKibbon Algonquin Lodge No. 536 W. Bro. Allan Uildersma Sudbury Lodge No. 658 W. Bro. Lionel Rudd Bethel Lodge No. 699 We wish them well and pray for their full recovery From the District Deputy My Brethren: Congratulations & Best Wishes / Pg. 5 R.W. Bro. Allan Burns Editor Watch The Video Friendship Lodge Installation / Pg. 3 3 MasoniCh.I.P. Clinics / Pg. 6 6 V.W. Bro. W. McKnight Biography / Pg. 7 Knights Templar / Pg. 9 12 Espanola Curling / Pg. 813 Remembering Flt. Lt. George Bury / Pg. 4 Masonic Blood Donor Clinic / Pg. 6 February Tracing Board / Pg. 11 Local Shrine Lottery Winners / Pg. 10 VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED / Pg. 4 Invitation to Grand Master’s Reception/ Pg.2 Again, this month I’d like to pass on some thoughts that will hopefully make us all better Masons. As we travel through life, sometimes others seek to push you down, to make nothing out of your hopes and dreams, your future and yourself. By ridicule and many other negative means, a person who is evil-intentioned towards you can try to bring about your decline. For whatever reason, efforts to improve yourself, to become happier in life, can become the subject of attacks. It is sometimes necessary to handle such actions directly, but there is a better, more long-range “handling” that seldom fails. What exactly are such people trying to do to you? If they are trying to reduce you downward, they must conceive that you are dangerous to them in some way; that if you got up in the world, you could be a menace to them. So, in various ways, such people seek to depress or limit your talents and abilities. Some extreme cases have people who have a general plan that goes like this; If ”A” becomes more successful, “A” could be a rival or menace to me, therefore I must do all I can to make “A” less successful. It never seems to occur to them that their actions might make an enemy out of ”A” even though “A” was no enemy before. Why do some people do it? Is it from a competitive nature, although there is nothing good in this part of the “nature”; or from prejudice or simply because they “don’t like someone.” However, it is attempted, the object of this action is often to make their target grow less and fail in life. NEXT OFFICIAL VISIT Nickel Lodge No. 427 March 2 nd 2011 Dinner 6:00pm - $10.00 PLAN TO ATTEND The way to best handle such a situation and such people, the real way to defeat them, is to flourish and prosper. Yes, it is true that such people, seeing you improve, can become frantic and attack all the harder. The thing to do is simple; do not give up flourishing and prospering! That is what people such as this desire. If you flourish and prosper more and more, such people will stop targeting you as they see their efforts as being wasted. If your aims in life are honourable, if you carry them out with due attention to the precepts we are taught, if you flourish and prosper, you certainly will achieve you aims, and hopefully, those who are attempting to thwart you will realise the futility of their actions. And that is my wish for you................ Flourish and Prosper! Sincerely and fraternally yours, Albert W. Stonier D.D.G.M.
Again, this month I’d like to pass on some thoughts that willhopefully make us all better Masons.As we travel through life, sometimes others seek to pushyou down, to make nothing out of your hopes and dreams,your future and yourself.By ridicule and many other negative means, a person whois evil-intentioned towards you can try to bring about yourdecline. For whatever reason, efforts to improve yourself,to become happier in life, can become the subject of attacks.It is sometimes necessary to handle such actions directly, but there is abetter, more long-range “handling” that seldom fails.What exactly are such people trying to do to you? If they are trying toreduce you downward, they must conceive that you are dangerous tothem in some way; that if you got up in the world, you could be amenace to them. So, in various ways, such people seek to depress orlimit your talents and abilities.Some extreme cases have people who have a general plan that goeslike this; If ”A” becomes more successful, “A” could be a rival ormenace to me, therefore I must do all I can to make “A” lesssuccessful. It never seems to occur to them that their actions mightmake an enemy out of ”A” even though “A” was no enemy before.Why do some people do it? Is it from a competitive nature, althoughthere is nothing good in this part of the “nature”; or from prejudice orsimply because they “don’t like someone.” However, it is attempted,the object of this action is often to make their target grow less and failin life.
NEXT OFFICIAL VISITNickel Lodge No. 427
March 2nd 2011Dinner 6:00pm - $10.00
PLAN TO ATTEND
The way to best handle such a situation and such people, the real way to defeat them, is to flourish andprosper. Yes, it is true that such people, seeing you improve, can become frantic and attack all the harder.The thing to do is simple; do not give up flourishing and prospering! That is what people such as this desire.If you flourish and prosper more and more, such people will stop targeting you as they see their efforts asbeing wasted.If your aims in life are honourable, if you carry them out with due attention to the precepts we are taught, ifyou flourish and prosper, you certainly will achieve you aims, and hopefully, those who are attempting tothwart you will realise the futility of their actions.And that is my wish for you................Flourish and Prosper!Sincerely and fraternally yours,Albert W. StonierD.D.G.M.
Cheques are payable to:Sudbury-Manitoulin District Masters and Wardens Association
A block of rooms is available at the Howard Johnson Plaza for out of town guests.You may call direct 705-675-5602 or toll free 1-800-446-4656 for reservations.
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About March 2011 pg. 3
Friendship Lodge No. 691Installation
Congratulations to Bro. Rob Lipic on his installation as the newWorshipful Master of Friendship Lodge on Saturday, February 12th 2011.
(Front L-R) R.W. Bro. Robert Gordon – R.W. Bro. H. Robert Butler – Bro. JohnRobbie – W. Bro. Rob Lipic – R.W. Bro. Albert Stonier DDGM – W. Bro. SamKhoury – W. Bro. Ryan Lipic (Middle) Bro. Kevin Pattison – V.W. Bro. ClairBracken – Bro. John Miszczak – (Back) Bro. Raul Izaz – W. Bro. Oliver Koski –Bro. Brian Stoddart – W. Bro. Ben Mullen – Bro. John Brown
Fraternal & Paternal Brothers
W. Bro. Rob Lipic is congratulatedby his real brother Bro. Ryan Lipic
Installing Master V.W. Bro. ClairBracken congratulates the newWorshipful Master
The New Worshipful Master with noteworthy members
V.W. Bro. Clair Bracken W.M. 1977 – W. Bro. Sam Khoury W.M. 2007 & 2010W. Bro. Rob Lipic – V. W. Bro. John J. Gilpin Honorary Member – R.W. Bro.H. Robert Butler Charter Member and W.M. 1963
Visiting Master and Travelling Gavel
Some of the Worshipful Masters from thedistrict attended the ceremony (L-R) W. Bro.Jeff Cartman, Sudbury Lodge – W. Bro. RobLipic – W. Bro. Richard England, NickelLodge – W. Bro. Stephen Pearce, BethelLodge and W. Bro. Kip Hawley, NationalLodge.W. Bro. England continued his journeythroughout our district with the RCMPTravelling Gavel.
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About March 2011 pg. 4
In MemoriamBro. George Bury
Bro. George Bury with M.W. Bro. Donald Mumby at theVeterans’ Appreciation evening held at the Belrock MasonicCentre on Friday, November 6th 2009Brief Biography of Brother George John Anglin BURYBrother George Bury was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba onNovember 28, 1914. He was educated in Vancouver, BritishColumbia, and completed his post secondary education atSpottshaw Electronic Training Centre.In 1940, Brother Bury joined the Royal Canadian Air Force. Itwas in 1943 that he received his commission and was promotedto the rank of Flight Lieutenant.The war continued to rage on and George was part of the RoyalAir Force Committee to plan a joint RAF/RCAF airfield in thePhilippines, in order to be ready to bomb Japan. After the warended, he was transferred to Washington for a period of timeand then onto Ottawa; it was there that he was promoted onceagain this time to the rank of Wing Commander.In 1948, Brother George joined the mysterious and secretsof our gentle Masonic Craft. From 1957 to 1961, BrotherGeorge was posted to London, England to be part of a jointstaff. Following that period, he returned to Ottawa and retired in1964 as a Senior Wing Commander.Following his civilian position, he retired in 1979 and continuedto reside in Ottawa, until moving to Little Current in 2006.
WE CHERISH HIS MEMORY IN OUR HEARTS
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CanadianCancer Society
Gore Bay Lodge 472RCMP Travelling Gavel visits Gore Bay Lodge.
W. Bro. Richard England of Nickel Lodgetravelled to the West End of our district so thebrethren would have the opportunity to see thisunique Masonic piece.
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About March 2011 pg. 5
CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHESEspanola Lodge No. 527Congratulations to Bro. Terry Masson on being Raisedto the Sublime Degree of a Master Mason onWednesday, February 2nd 2011.
(L-R) W. Bro. Grant Moody – Bro. Terry Masson – V. W.Bro. Keith Vary, Grand Steward on a Fraternal Visit
William Mercer Award recipient visits EspanolaBro. Robert Bryson from Sudbury Lodge No. 658 visitedEspanola Lodge the same night. W. Bro. Moody, receivedwith the Grand Honours and invited him to sit in the Eastfor the evening.
Over 150 years of Masonic service (L-R) Bro. RobertBryson- W. Bro. Grant Moody – V.W. Bro. John Gamble
Algonquin Lodge No. 536Congratulations to Bro. David Squarzolo on being Raised tothe Sublime Degree of a Master Mason on Tuesday, February,15th 2011.
Sponsors with candidate (L-R) W. Bro. Mike Gravelle (Father inLaw) – Bro. David Squarzolo – W. Bro. Darren FoyCongratulations to Bro. Kyle Gray on being Raised to theSublime Degree of a Master Mason and to Bro. PrestonHiscock on proving his proficiency in the Third Degree onTuesday, February 22nd 2011.
(L-R) W. Bro. Mel Hodgins – R.W. Bro. Robert Runciman,sponsor – Bro. Kyle Gray – R.W. Bro. David Bell, sponsor – W.Bro. Bill Thompson
(L-R) V.W. Bro. John Gamble, sponsor – Bro. Preston Hiscock –W. Bro. Bill Thompson
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About March 2011 pg. 6
Two MasonCh.I.P. Child Identification Clinics wereheld in February. On February 9th 2011 a clinic washeld on Manitoulin Island during the Winter Fun Fairwhere 20 parents received kits on their children.
Then on Saturday, February 19th 2011 another 24 childrenwere identified at a clinic held at the Belrock MasonicCentre.
Four Cambrian College dental students were on hand tohelp make the dental impressions.
Nickel Lodge No. 427Congratulations to Bro. John Reynolds on beingPassed to the Fellowcraft Degree during the annualStep-up night on Wednesday, February 2nd 2011.
Sudbury Lodge No. 658Congratulations to Bro. Carlo Berardi on beingPassed to the Fellowcraft Degree on Monday,February 21st 2011.
February 15th 2011 Blood Donor Clinicsponsored by district Masons
The pancakes were cooked to perfection by Bro. MikeLalonde, Chairman of the district Blood Donor committeeand his team of Masons.
Bro. Stephen Fleming and W. Bro. Ken Alexander waiting forthe grill to reach the perfect temperature
W. Bro. Alexander demonstrates the proper form needed topour batter to Bro. Lalonde who made sure to take notes.
Staff and volunteers enjoyed the heart shaped pancakes madeup by the Masonic chefs
Two MasoniCh.I.P. clinics held inFebruary
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About March 2011 pg. 7
V.W. Bro. William Robert McKnightBiography Of A Husband, Father and FriendSudbury Lodge No. 658by W.B. Garry L. West
supplying background information to R.W. Bro. Eric T. Moorefor a Dinner speech where Bill received an award in Sault SteMarie recently. I have borrowed liberally from that and thequotes are mostly from David's writing. There was alsomaterial from Bill himself and the Trout Lake Camper'sAssociation.Bill was born May 16, 1926 in Medicine Hat, Alberta. Hisfamily moved to Owen Sound, Ontario, then on to Sudbury in1938. His father, Robert, worked at Davidson's Garage (laterSudbury Motors). He attended Gatchell Public School, "wherehe was allowed to skip a Grade. Even as a young lad Bill wasrecognized for his skills and abilities. He then went to SudburyMining and Technical School where he graduated. After hisgraduation he started to work with INCO."Bill volunteered for the Armed Services at the age of seventeenwhen the Second World War broke out. After his training, hemainly guarded prisoners. He claims he got the best brush-cutshe ever had from a German prisoner at the Camp.While he was recovering from an injury, in which he lost hislittle finger, he began acting in a Play at St. Andrews Church.
William McKnight or Bill, is a good manto have on your team. He is able to lookat situations and provide what is neededfor the team, whether that is to stay in thebackground and let things develop orprovide leadership when required.It was fortunate that a lot of goodinformation was available for thisbiography, mostly due to the help of acouple of people.His son, David, has been most helpful in
His son also tells us that "Bill was an excellent father-always interested in his sons' lives and now hisgrandchildren's activities. He spent many evenings sittingin the stands at basketball games and freezing besidefootball fields. He continues to support his children and hisgrandchildren in all their endeavours."He worked 42 years for International Nickel Company(later INCO) in the Mechanical Department. His last 15years he worked as a Mine Hoist Inspector. He retired in1984 from INCO and has been busy ever since with variousactivities such as fishing, hunting, bowling, curling andScouting. He gave up bowling due to his commitments inScouting and he stopped Curling when he became activewith Lodge. He was very active in Scouting becomingTraining Chairman, working with Scout Leaders then spentfour years as President of the District Council.Bill has made excellent use of leisure time. While some ofus consider leisure as resting, Bill has used his time to workhis way through the Chairs in Lodge, working his waythrough the various levels in the command structure ofScouting, and helping form and run the Trout LakeCamper's Association.Trout Lake has been a very special spot for Bill and hisfamily. When a fellow employee at INCO mentioned to Billthat some property was becoming available at Trout Lake,he decided to go have a look. Bill and his father venturedout to check out the property when the only road in theTrout Lake area was to Happy Landing Lodge. There theyboarded their homemade plywood boat with a 7 hp motoron it and he staked his property and purchased it. Mariancame with him the next year to see it and had the privilegeof riding in on the bulldozer which was building their newroad. The camps were built cooperatively, with each personcontributing their specialized knowledge to the group effort.The article from some years ago in the "Trout LakeCamper's Association Newsletter" which featured Bill,called "Safety First, The McKnight Story" is entertaining inthe recalling of the beginnings of the development of theLake area. In his own words, Bill claims, "We really hadsome good times at Driftwood (Road) we could work allday on the camps and go on to Driftwood in the evening,play Liar's Dice long into the night and then go back in thepitch black night, no hydro on the lake, no markers on thedangerous rocks". When the interviewers asked about therules for Liar's Dice game, his youngest son Allen piped up"you can only understand the rules after you drink fourbeers" . It seems that they had some good fun along withthe hard work. They had to bring construction materials inby boat for the original hunt camp. The main camp saw alarge truck deliver the materials over the ice in winter. Thecamping tradition has lasted to this day for Bill and family.Hunting, fishing and being together at camp is still animportant part of their lives.
Continued on page 8
According to his son, "Hisinterest in the stage could beexplained by the fact thatMarian Hunt was also involvedin these Productions-especiallyone called A Farce in ThreeActs. Their motto was "If itwasn't a farce before we itstarted, it was when it wasfinished." "We must believethat it was all for love-Bill hasn'tacted before or since- and hemarried Marian three years laterin 1949."
Marian & Bill McKnight
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About March 2011 pg. 8
V.W. Bro. W. R. McKnightHe and Marian, after Bill's retirement spent four months ofevery year in Florida. He says he was "very lucky to meetmany friends in the Craft and became very active in Floridaduring the winter months."Bill has been very involved in Masonry and concordant bodiesover the years. He was Initiated into Sudbury Lodge #658 June1964, and Raised to Master Mason May 21, 1965. Bill wasInstalled as Worshipful Master of Sudbury Lodge in 1977 andagain in 1978 as he served two consecutive years as Master. Hewas District Secretary for the 1981-82 year and Grand Stewardin 1982-83. Bill joined Tuscan Chapter October 27, 1973
(M.M.M., M.E.M., H.R.E.October 27, 1973) and becameFirst Principal in 1983. He hasbeen a Life Member sinceNovember 27, 1989, andGrand Sword Bearer in 2001.He joined the MavarPerceptory #65, Red Cross andMalta, May 4 1974 andbecame Presiding Perceptor in1982, and Grand StandardBearer in 1988-89. then AlphaCouncil
#23 and as Select Master was January 24, 1976, becomingThrice Illustrious Master in 1984, Grand Assistant Recorder in1998 and Grand Conductor of Council in 2002. He went on tojoin Excalibur York Rite College #101 as Knight of York,November 1984, Order of the Silver Trowel in 1985, YorkCross of Honour in 1985 became Governor York Rite College1991-92 and Order of the Purple Cross in 1994.
R.W. Bro. Eric Moore & V.W.Bro. Bill McKnight
He joined Northern Lights Conclave #2 as R.C.C., October4, 1986 and A.O., April 4, 1987, becoming Most PuissantSovereign in 2006.Bill joined the A.A.O.N.M.S. Ramses Temple in June 1974and Sudbury Shrine Club in September 1974, becomingPresident in 1985. He joined Moore Sovereign Consistoryon November 12, 1988.Bill became a member of Elam Council #34, Order of theHigh Priesthood as a Charter Member and then President in2006, the Grand Master of the Order Of The HighPriesthood of Ontario 2009-2010.Bill's contributions to Masonry are many and he hasinfluenced his Brethren and the many bodies related toMasonry over the years and he has made manycontributions to Scouting as a King's Scout and later in lifeas Training Chairman (training leaders) and becamePresident of the Sudbury and District Boy Scouts duringwhich time he was involved in creating the Trout LakeCamper's Association.It is really refreshing to read his son's words that "He is agreat Dad" in the bio-summary he wrote for R W EricMoore. He is a family man and when Bill mentions Marian,he always refers to "his lady" and while he doesn’t oftenspeak of family when we see him at Lodge, it is obvious thatthey are his priority.What is apparent from reading all that I have done aboutBill and from my own experience is that Bill has been aninfluence on a lot of people over the years. In Lodge, whenyou really need someone to do a piece of first rate work, orneed advice, Bill has always been there for us. Fromreading more about his life, he has also been the same forhis family; and all the groups in which he participated.
W. Bro. John Mooney and W. Bro. Bill Noon sharea few stories about who was the best Skip
Gord & Brenda Fraser enjoy a break between sets
Rob & Fern Fleming
Pat Gillespie & Grant Moffatt preparingfor their next game
Espanola Lodge No. 527 Curling FunspielCurlers enjoyed a fun day of curling onSaturday, February 5th 2011 during the EspanolaLodge curling Funspiel.
Clair Bracken, Rick Belton and JohnMcCowan
For the past 30 years district Masons, wives,family and friends have curled in theEspanola Lodge Funspiel in support of theLodge High-school bursary fund.The fund is for graduates who are continuingtheir post secondary studies and havedemonstrated Masonic principles offriendship and brotherly love.
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About March 2011 pg. 9
Sr. Kt. Clair Bracken and Sr. Kt. Wally Davidson,Companions of the Order of the Red Cross receivedthe Order of Malta during the assembly on February24th 2011.
Em. Kt. Alan Hill, Presiding Preceptor presented Em.Kt. Allan Burns with his Past Preceptor’s certificatefrom the Sovereign Great Prior of Canada
The orders of the Masonic Knights Templar are part of a progression from the first three degrees ofFreemasonry. Membership thus involves several prerequisites:• You must have received the Supreme Degree of the Holy Royal Arch of Jerusalem, the final degree of Royal
Arch Masonry, and be a member in good standing of a Chapter of Royal Arch Masons.• Membership in a Royal Arch Chapter requires that you have been raised as a Master Mason in a Craft lodge
and be a member in good standing of a Masonic Craft lodge.
Therefore, an applicant must:I. A Freemason in good standing with his Craft lodge;
II. A Royal Arch Mason in good standing with his chapter; andIII. A Christian, recommended by two members of the Order, who
professes a belief in the "Christian Doctrine of the Holy andUndivided Trinity of The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit".
You may request an application from a preceptory in your area.
Orders are portrayed bythe Knights wearingtraditional costumes.Each order advances thenew Knight through thetrials of the Crusadersculminating with Orderof The Knights of theTemple or The TemplarKnights.
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About March 2011 pg. 10
2010 Shriners Lottery Winners
I am very pleased to report that we sold 300 Shriners2011 Lottery tickets this year. This is a proud Clubrecord which is three tickets more than last year recordsold. This is also my successful records as Chairman ofthe Shriners Lottery and 100 Million Dollar Club for thepast 11 years. Besides the chance to win cash prizesand a brand new 2010 Cadillac, the proceeds from thelottery tickets sales will go toward our Children’sPatients’ Transportation Fund that will give hope tothousands of children with orthopaedic and burnproblems to live a full and enjoyable life in the future.The Sudbury Shrine Club also will share a sizeablecredit toward our Children’s Patients’Transportation Fund for transporting our youngpatients to the Montreal Shriner Hospital fortreatments and rehabilitation.Here is a list of the 2010 Shriners Lottery winners up toDecember 31st, 2010 from the Sudbury-ManitoulinDistrict area under the Sudbury Shrine Club.We congratulate the following winners:$100 Winners: B. Moggy – K. Firth – C. Lavigne – A.& L. Cobham – D. & B. Wright – B. Armiento – J. & C.Campbell – D. Lanflois – T. Duhamel – N. Rockefort –E. Moody – P. & T. Bank – Marion Searle – D. Slaught– E. & J. Korry – P. & S. Finkle – M. & B. O’Connor –G. Cayen – D. Poeta – H. Saville – W. Tait – J. Gosselin– W. Wright – G. Charles$250 Winners: Northern Metal Works – M. Zangari –D. Lampkin – G. Horner – D. Firth – B. Mathison – E.Moody – M. Bryant – L. Bechamp – G. Fuller – G.Brouilette – B. Tooley – J. Rouse – T. & M. Thompson– T. Legget – F. Paul – D. Aarcher – J. Walford – C.Anderson – R. Fleming – M. Tantolo$500 Winners: D. Hodgin – D. & B. Wright – NorguardInd. Inc. – F. Rocca$1,000 Winners: R. Harcourt – A. Lake & D. Sykes – F.Paul – R. Zadow – D. Taylor – L. BlanchardThe Grand Prize Cash/Cadillac was J H & A Carter fromTimmins.Again, I warmly thank all Shriners and non-shriners andtheir ladies for buying the tickets to support this worthycause. I also thank Nobles Marvin, Moe, Willis, Tomand Don for their generous support. Noble Marvin soldMost of the tickets which included 18 tickets for hisfamily and relatives. This is an excellent record andwonderful example for us all.
Sincere ThanksNoble WAH CHUNG Chairman
Visit our new website:www.sudburyshrineclub.com
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Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About March 2011 pg. 11
MARCH 2011Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1.NATIONAL
LODGE 1st Degree
2.NICKELLODGE
D.D.G.M.Official VisitDinner 6:00pm
ESPANOLALODGE
3rd Degree
3.
Regular MeetingBranch 76 RCL
4.SHRINE CLUBLuncheon at the
Caruso Club12 Noon
5. 10:30amESPANOLA
R.A.M.1:00pmR.A.M.
District MeetingAfter
District meetingElam Council
No. 5
6.HILLBILLYSHRINERS
FunOn The Ice Day
Snow Golf,Jug Curling &
Skating
7. 8.DORICLODGE
Step-up Night
9.FRIENDSHIP
LODGE2nd Degree
10.GORE BAY
LODGE Masonic Ed.
AlgomaChapter
11.BETHELLODGE
ExemplifyingFirst Degree
12.
13. 14. 15.ALGONQUIN
LODGEElections &Masonic Ed.
16. 17.
Tuscan Chapter
M.M.M.Spanish River
Chapter
18.Oriental BandPerogy Dinner
All PeoplesUnited Church
400 Antwerp St.EveryoneWelcome
19.
20. 21.SUDBURY
LODGEFirst Degree
22. 23. 24.Mavar Preceptory
Order of theTemple Part 1
Novice
25.Grand Master’s
Reception
Howard Johnson50 Brady St.
6:00pm
26. 8:00amGrand Master’sBreakfast @ Belrock
NoonGrand Master’s
Lunch @ Espanola
11:00amExcalibur York
Rite College1:00pm
Alpha Council
27. 28.SUDBURY
LODGEFirst Degree
29. 30. 31.
Java Guild Every Tuesday
Come for CoffeeStay for Lunch
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and theAll Peoples United Church
400 Antwerp St. SudburyJean Street Entrance
HURRY
Don t Miss OurFabulous Perogy
Dinner
Sudbury-Manitoulin District Around and About March 2011 pg. 13
Welcome Shriners & VisitorsThe Nobles and Ladies of the Niagara Shrine Club of Niagara Falls Ontario welcome you to our beautiful city. The2011 Ceremonial Committee has organized a fun filled weekend of events so you can have “Waves of Fun in DoubleOne” on June 9 – 10 – 11 – 12, 2011.Niagara Falls, One Wonder After AnotherThe New Niagara Falls, Canada - with eclectic restaurants, contemporary hotels, and electrifying attractions-is a trueCanadian vacation destination for couples and families alike. Grown ups have upscale hotels, modern casinos,nightlife and concerts, fine dining, golf courses and spas, and wine country is just down the road. For children,Niagara Falls is a veritable theme park with ultra tall buildings (Skylon Tower), water parks inside hotels, Ferriswheels and kid-friendly restaurants (Clifton Hill), and we even sneak in some education at Niagara Falls attractionslike the Butterfly Conservatory and Marineland. Let's not forget the Falls. From the Maid of the Mist to JourneyBehind the Falls, there are plenty of ways to experience this great wonder of the world.Situated just 20 minutes from Buffalo International Airport and an hour from the Toronto area, a Niagara Fallsvacation is easy to get to and fun to plan. Use the Vacation Planning tools on our site to help you choose yourNiagara Falls hotels and attractions and pull together the perfect itinerary.Start your trip at Niagara Falls Tourism. We'll introduce you to this new Ontario vacation destination!
Club Website: http://www.niagarashrineclub.com/events/events.html
2011 Spring Ceremonial AgendaThursday, June 94:30pm: Flag Raising Ceremony – Niagara Falls City Hall7:30pm: Rameses Stated Meeting – Niagara Shrine ClubFriday, June 108:00am: Golf Tournament – Legends Golf Course Niagara ParksNOON: Registration/Marketplace – Niagara Shrine ClubEvening: Use discount coupons to dine and explore NiagaraOasis open – Niagara Shrine ClubSaturday, June 117:30 – 9:00am: Breakfast – Niagara Shrine Club8:00am: Candiates Registration & Ritual – Kingston College9:30am: Ladies Programme10:00am: Marketplace – Niagara Shrine Club11:00am: Parade Line Up1:00pm: Parade Begins1:30pm: Oasis Open – Niagara Shrine Club5:30pm: General Reception6:30pm: Fezzing7:00pm Ceremonial Feast – All at Club ItaliaSunday, June 127:30 – 9:00am: Breakfast – Niagara Shrine Club9:00am: Drum Head Ceremony / Wreath Laying Ceremony
all come now for WAVES OF FUN IN DOUBLE ONE
Sudbury Contacts:Noble Chuck Searle orSudbury Shrine Club Office or sudburyshrineclub.comNiagara Contacts:Chief Rabban Noble Jim McKinneyDirector General:Noble Dave Gillies [email protected]:Noble Brian Wallace [email protected] Chairman:Noble Peter Van Hemmem [email protected]:Noble Ken Halbert [email protected]
Club Website: http://www.niagarashrineclub.com/events/events.html
GOLFERS DREAMThe world renownedNIAGARA PARKSLEGENDS ON THE
NIAGARA USSHER’S CREEKA Thomas McBroom design at 6185 yards. Use of practice facilities, 18holes of golf, shared cart, dog & suds on the turn, prizes. Late lunch atanother of Niagara’s attractions, Betty’s Restaurant.
LADIES PROGRAMMEMagic review Las Vegas style with a buffet brunch and starring the
International Grand Champion of Magic,Greg Frewin at his own theatre.
A featured artist in Las Vegas on the stages of the Tropicana, Caesar’sPalace and the Flamingo.
He has starred also in over 35 TV shows worldwide.THE FEAST
Club Italia’s Grand Ballroom is Niagara’s largest andmost elegant banquet facility. A sumptuous seven
course dinner served at your table. Featured speaker,and you can fez your candidate right at your table.
Make the feast the highlight of your weekend!
FUN AT THE CLUBGREETING / REGISTRATION Friday & Saturday
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