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Vol. 16, No. 8 November 2016
next Trestleboard deadline: Tuesday, November 15 at 5:00pm
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Humboldt No. 216,Rainbow for Girls
Hope Crossley was installed as Worthy Advisor at Humboldt Assembly’s 161st In-stallation of Officers on October 1st. The
theme was Color Outside the Lines and we had an amazing choc-olate milk bar along with the other desserts. The Worthy Advisor was presented a mascot named Horton, from the Dr.Seuss book and movie, Horton Hears a Who. The assembly has spent many terms without a Worthy Advisor and we are so glad to now have such a growing assembly. The Assembly has recently finished a service project for our local humane society. We spent nine hours at two stores over two days and collected over $3,700.00 in pet supplies for the shelter! At our Service Official Visit, we presented the supplies to the Hu-mane Society and gave a day of service with our grand officers. We did several chores to help out such as pulling weeds, clean-ing rooms, washing windows, making treats, organizing, washing walls, and more. The News reporter and shelter were both very impressed and our assembly was so glad to have been able to give to the community. Get ready for pies! The girls of Humboldt assembly will be baking and selling freshly baked pecan, blackberry, pumpkin, and apple pies for T h a n k s g i v i n g and will deliver! Please contact a Rainbow girl if you are inter-ested.
With Love,Hope Crossley, Worthy Advisor
Arcata ChapterNo. 207
Bon Voyage Dolphins & Sea Turtles! The voyage is over, the sun has set
on the horizon and the seas are calm as the Dolphins & Sea Turtles return to port and give the wheel over to the Tigers and Eagles. It has been an amazing cruise on the waves of life this year. Arcata Chapter once again proved what an amazing group of people they are. Together with sister chapters we threw a great beach party for the Official Visit. After a couple of delays, we were able to celebrate our DGM at her Official Visit. We keyed in on several strategic plan goals and met them. We survived the monsoon that hit the storeroom. We have lost some members to the heavens and have gained members to strengthen us. We went on a cruise to 1914 with an amazing Murder Mystery event. Yes, we had a great cruise this year and we look forward to the adventures ahead. During our November 3rd, meeting Arcata will be having an awards ceremony to present 25-year pins, the Eastern Star Service Award and the Rob Morris Service Award. Please join us as we honor Sister Anne Dann, PM and Brother William “Bill” Dann, PP and their 25 plus years of dedication and service. Yes, this is also the farewell meeting. John and I have been honored serving as Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron and we thank you. Please continue to support our newest Worthy Matron Heidi Quintrell and Worthy Patron Norm Sprankle by attending the installation of officers on Sunday, November 6 at 2:00 p.m. Arcata Masonic Center.
Farewell ,Melane Gonsalves, WM & John Gonsalves, WP
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BRONZERobert J & Janet A AndersonJean C & Frank Arruda Jr.Jean C & Frank Arruda Jr.Kenwood E BentonSteven D BlairBobby R BrackWilliam & Marie Butrica Sr. IMO Theda WallenVicky L Carson IMO Wilda GrunertPamela Ford CavanaghKenneth E ChristiansenDiane R Dillard and Family IMO Johnnie Ruth ZiegenfussHarry E DillonJose GarcinuoGae C GeramEleanor M Heath IMO George Peterson PPMary A HitchcockMary Hitchcock IMO Howard HitchcockWayne E HooperTom & Shari HoweJames S IrvingJohn M JapportBarbara J & Karl W Kampe IMO Oscar KampeVirginia Knapp IMO Kenneth KnappAdam E. LairdVerner LaursenRichard D McKenna IMO Jean McKennaThomas C OliphantHelen M Person IMO Clarence PersonHarry M PondDerith V Rochlitz IMO Alfred W. BeckinridgeLarry L & Madalynn S SchmidtElaine & Harold E SchulmanStribley SchussmanJeremiah H Scott Jr.Terry E SmithTravis J SmithJohn E and Minchen StrangRay & Barbara SwensenRay J SwensenElizabeth G Thompson IMO Walter R. Mc ConnellMichael P Vertar
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SILVERNaomi R. & Milton M Abbott Jr.Velva E Angell IMO Lucius C Angell lll PMRobert W & Catherine L BauerBobby R BrackWanda Cobb IMO Dennis A CobbJohn R DempseyGloria A Dinsmore IMO Bob DinsmoreGloria A Dinsmore IMO Bob DinsmoreF.Sutter & Bonnie E FoxEujene & Loye L Greer IMO Robert (Pete) Cargill & Alene Cargill-TutcherRegina Hauger IMO Ray HaugerRegina Hauger IMO Ray HaugerRoss P HigginsAdeline A Hindley IMO Cecil Jo HindleyLisle E Holt IMO Gayleen SmithRhett Imperiale IMO Warren HanchettGerald D Irving Jr. IMO Eillen Y. & Gerald D. Irving Sr.Theodore I MadsenLinda M Mathes IMO Chris R. Mathes PMDaniel S & Loene Mc Clelland & Gos-sett IMO Gwen GossettJames and Denise McMullanMary & Bill Murphy IMO Alene Cargill-TutcherBarbara J Olson IMO Melvin G. OlsonPamela McCelland Sadrian IMO Jay GrunertMichael D & Sally S Sanders IMO Charles AlrexanderGeorge R SlackJane and Brad Smith IHO Humboldt Lodge # 79Laura E Suchanek IMO Kieth Murphy
GOLDBetty (Mowrey) Barton IMO Donald Warren MowreyDouglas H Edgmon IMO Eleanor EdgmonMervin L George Jr. IMO Frank Grant Jr.Philip & Diane J Grunert IMO Jay GrunertJessie C & Maxine HillSteven M Jacobs IMO Rita & Isodore Jacobs & Karen MaynardBarbara A Kennedy DGM IHO Members of District 1 O.E.S.Peter & Barbara B Kerhoulas IMO Nicholas P Kerhoulas PMEdie Lewis IMO Bob LewisJoyce Mather IMO Dorothy LymanHelen Mc Donell IMO Donald W Mc DonellTim Moxon IMO Glenn & Jeanne MoxonGail MoxonRichard E & Cheryl L PetersonEugene A & Leana SchnellJeremiah C Scott Jr. IMO William P Griswold PMGoldie Stottrup Verner LaursenJoseph G Wrigley IMO James and Veda WrigleyJames J Wroble
PLATINUMLes and Janet Barnwell IMO Philo BanrwellLacee and Steven CunninghamPhillip Glenn IMO Bob LewisLaraine HopperAlbert R Hunt IMO Jay GrunertKaye Letchworth IMO Travis Howard LetchworthCharlotte Lewis-Grant IMO Billy Mike LewisWarren R LofftusAnn C McClary IMO Maclyn H and S.L. McClaryJohn B McGrathGerald & Donna K RichardsonWilliam R Smith Jr. IMO Kent Johnson
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THE NORTHCOAST MASONIC TRESTLEBOARDPublished monthly as the Official Publication of the 101st and 105th Masonic Districts. Subscription price $15 per year to sojourners. Postage paid at Redding, CA 96049. The 15th of the month preceding date of issue is the deadline for all news items, photographs and advertising. Submissions after that date will not be included. All articles should be addressed to: Edi-tor, Northcoast Trestleboard, 356 Franciscan Trail, Redding, CA 96003. Phone/Fax (call first for fax) (530) 226-9366 email: [email protected]. When sending by email, PLEASE PUT ONLY THE NAME AND NUMBER OF YOUR OR-GANIZATION IN THE SUBJECT LINE. Do NOT put the month, or “Trestleboard” or anything else in the subject line. Re-member that what you type is what gets printed. Please check spelling, grammar, punctuation and sentence structure, as well as capitalization. Items specific to the calendar should also be faxed separately or emailed to: [email protected].
Eel River EmpireLodge No. 147
Brethren, Please take note of this. Our stated
meetings are the third Wednesday or each month Dinner is served at 6:30 PM and the meeting is held at 7:30 PM no matter what the Trestleboard says. We are attempting to get this information corrected in the publication. Brother Doug Edgmon will be honored for his 75 years in masonry with the Diamond Anniversary Jubilee Award on November 9, 2016 at 7:30 PM. Brother Doug was raised to th Sublime Degree of Master Mason on September 8, 1942. It is planned that the Most Worshipful Grand Master of Masons in California John R. Heisner and Most Worshipful Frank Louie Past Grand Master of Masons in California, will be in attendance to do the presentation. Dinner will be served at 6:30 PM by reservation. Please RSVP before November 5, 2016 to Dan McClelland, phone 707-725-2053 or Philip Grunert, 707-725-3637. Eel River Empire Lodge participated in the Block Party at Sequoia Park in Eureka on September 24th by presenting the Children’s ID program. Thanks to Bro Dan McClelland, Bro Gary La Faunce and Paul Gibbins, 76 children were processed. On October 1, the program was presented at Strongs Creek Mall. Thanks to Rich Sweet and Paul Gibbins, 48 children were processed. We hope to see many in attendance to honor Brother Doug Edgmon and the visiting dignitaries.
Harry M. Pond, Worshipful Master
Scottish Rite Valleyof Northern California
Brethren,Keep in mind that we need candidates for the fall class.
Dan McClelland, VM
Eureka Court No. 109Order of the Amaranth
I don’t know about your house but we are getting the healing of Mother Nature with cooler weather and wonderful rain. As I write this we are between storms, but more are expected. Bring it on. Feed the ground so that all the beau-tiful flowers of spring will begin to germinate. We are also entering the last quarter of our Amaranth year. We had a wonderful Official Visit of the Grand Royal Matron and Grand Royal Patron at our September meeting. In addition to our Court officially entertaining the Grand Family, it was also the time to celebrate the Grand Officers assigned to us. The re-ception for this was held immediately following the meeting. We honored 2 Grand Floor Officers, a DGRM, a DGRP, an AGL, and 6 Grand Representatives, most of whom were able to visit their jurisdictions. On Thursday afternoon, PGRM Donna host-ed her traditional Bar-Be-Que at her home. A fun couple of days were had by all. Some meeting reminders follow: October 26th Theme: Hollowweeeeeeeeen! November 16th Theme: Giving Thanks December 21st Theme: unknown but it will revolve around the holidays January 25th Theme: Joys of the New Year. This will also be Advance Night. Note that in November, I’m sure you all remember, our of-ficial meeting night change to 3rd Wednesday so that we don’t interfere with holidays. We hope that all of you are able to make the meetings. With most of the road construction coming to end, at least for the winter, it should be easier to get around on the highways. Any of you using 299 to Redding, that road is nearly completed. Even most of the markings are on the road and last time I traveled the highway from Weaverville to the east, no pilot cars. We hope that you are all in good health and eager to join us for the last few months of the year. We welcome you to each meeting and hope that some of those of you who do not have an installed office will also find time to visit. We miss you Come Up And See Us Sometime!
Amaranth Love,JoAnne and Bill
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Six Rivers Lodge No. 106
Camellia Chapter No. 63
Greetings Brethren, I would like to start this month’s article by
congratulating Brother Gabriel Vaughn on being raised to the sublime degree of Master Mason. We look forward to your continued growth and participation in the lodge Bro. Vaughn. We will have our Dinner and Stated Meeting on Tues-day, November 1st. Dinner will be served at 6:30 PM with lodge opening at 7:30 PM. This month’s meeting is partic-ularly special as the Brethren of Six River’s Lodge will be presenting Brother Frank Arruda with the Hiram Award. Brother Arruda is always there to help in any way and it is an honor and a pleasure to have Frank as a Brother and a member of Six River’s. With Tuesday, November 8th being Election Day, we will keep things light at lodge and enjoy dinner with fellow-ship that evening. With the end of the year right around the
corner, we will spend the remaining Tuesday’s practicing advanced stations as well as working on proficiencies for next year’s officers. Speaking of next year, perhaps some of our newer members or those who haven’t held an officer position re-cently would consider contacting Brother Steve Jacobs to discuss being an Officer in 2017. As we have all heard many times, our Lodge is only as strong as its members and their participation. Please consider “taking a chair” next year to do your part to help make sure our Lodge continues to grow and flourish in the years to come as well. I will end this month’s article with a quote from Bro. Ir-ving Berlin:
“Our attitudes control our lives. Attitudes are a secret power
working 24 hours a day, good or bad. It is of paramount importance that we know how
to harness and control this great force.”
Fraternally,John A Gonsalves, WM
We at Camellia Chapter are winding down another year. This past year was busy and rewarding. The Books for Bikes program with Alice Birney Elementary was an amaz-
ing experience for both us and the children who won bikes. We had many social events, and are currently holding our No-Go Tea Party. Keep an eye on your mailbox or see Sister Kris Chorbi for details on this event. Brother Lee and I thank everyone for your support dur-
ing this year Our farewell meeting will be held on Novem-ber 2nd. Brother Lee and I will be preparing to step down, and on November 5th, at two o’clock in the afternoon, we will hold our 136th Installation of Officers, with Sister Joni Aitken and Brother Lee Astorino taking their places as Wor-thy Matron and Worthy Patron. We wish them all the best on their incredible journey.
Star Love,JoAnna Matlock, Worthy MatronLee Astorino, Worthy Patron
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Bethel No. 86,Job’s Daughters
What a busy Fall we are having! On September 16, we left for a fun weekend.
Friday night, we stopped in Guerneville and spent the night at the Masonic Lodge there. Then Saturday morning, we headed into San Francisco for the Grand Librarian’s Science Day at the Exploratorium. It was really fun! There were about 150 Job’s Daughters there! After that, we went to the Scottish Rite Cen-ter for the Grand Librarian’s reception, and then an overnight with her Bethel. On Sunday, some of us spent time exploring San Francisco, riding cable cars, eating lunch at the Rainforest Café, etc., while some others went to watch the Giants get shut out! (They should have stayed with the rest of us!) All-in-all it was a really great and memorable weekend! Many thanks to our Grand Librarian for her wonderful idea and to the Scottish Rite for underwriting it! At our meeting on September 19, we read another peti-tion, so we then had two girls to initiate. Initiation did not hap-pen on October 3, though, for several reasons. It is scheduled for October 17, which is also our Deputy’s Official Visit. Details to come in the next Trestleboard. Leadership Camp was October 7-9. We had a smaller group than usual, and it seems that all of Northern California followed suit, so the gathering was more intimate than usual. We still had a lot of fun with fewer Daughters, getting to know each other, ex-changing ideas, playing games, attending learning modules, etc. On October 22 we will participate in the Walk to End Al-zheimer’s as a Bethel service project. Our Honored Queen lost her grandfather to Alzheimer’s, so this project is close to her heart. We want to say a great big THANK YOU to everyone who donated to this event to help find a cure for this horrible disease. We got a wonderful response everywhere we went to gather contributions! We plan to have a mystery trip after the Walk to End Al-zheimer’s, and we’ll let you know what it turned out to be in the next Trestleboard, so stay tuned! On October 23 we will do some pumpkin carving at the Eu-reka Methodist Church, which should also be lots of fun. We plan to go to Crescent City on October 30 to have our Wor-ship Service at the Methodist Church there. The Crescent City Bethel will join us at church, and we will do something fun af-terward as well. Thank you again to everyone who supports our Bethel. We could not do all the things we do without the help of our Ma-sonic Family, and we appreciate all your help and support! Best wishes to one and all – Bethel No. 86 ArcataJob’s Daughters International
(ab0ve) Daughters at the Rainforest Cafe.
(below) Daughters at Grand Librarian’s Reception.
Humboldt Lodge No. 79
It is that time of year again. I will be send-ing out dues notices in early November.Do not pay your dues until you receive the
notice. I will not be sure of the total dues until after Grand Lodge the end of October. Please pay your dues in a timely manner. Don’t forget you can pay your dues on line with your Visa/Master Card at the lodge web site(www.humboldtlodge79.org). It is fast and easy. Now for something fun. Thursday, December 8th will be the lodge annual Christmas Party. Dinner starts at 6:00, Choir at 7:30 and Santa arriving at 8:00. Cost $5.00 and bring a small wrapped gift marked boy, girl or either, also age group. If you do not have time to wrap the gift the youth orders will be a there to help. They would appreciate a donation. This is open to family and invited guest. Have a safe Thanksgiving.
Fraternally,William Lambo, Secretary
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ATTENTION:LODGE AND OES SECRETARIESPlease submit updated officer informa-
tion for the back page of theTrestleboard for 2017. You may
email to:[email protected]
Ferndale Chapter No. 23
Rohnerville-RedwoodChapter No. 76
Ferndale Lodge No. 193
Greetings Sisters and Brothers; The 2016 officers are nearing their final
port of call. We have had an exciting, fun and active year. Worthy Patron, Nic and I would like to thank our officers and members for the privilege of navigating the ship this year. October meeting was election, your 2017 officers elect are: Worthy Matron Bridie Hansen Worthy Patron Jim Widdoes, PP Associate Matron Sarah Malcomb Associate Patron Nic Poulter, PP Secretary Karen Parlato, PM Treasurer Tom Howe Conductress Kim Poulter, PM Associate Conductress Tricia Coombs, PM November Dates: Nov. 9 Lodge Dinner 6:30pm 75 year pin presentation for Doug Edgeman Nov. 10 Stated Meeting – Farewell Final port of call Theme: Hawaiian Nov. 12 Christmas only garage sale 9:00am – 2:00pm Nov. 19 Installation practice 7:30pm (for 2017 officers) Nov. 20 INSTALLATION 2:00pm Family and friends are invited to attend. Other installation dates within the district are Nov. 5, 2:00pm – Camellia Chapter, Eureka, Nov. 6, 2:00pm – Ar-cata Chapter, and Nov. 19, 2:00pm – Ferndale Chapter. As our voyage this year ends, thank you again to our of-ficers for making this a successful year. To the members of District 1 always ready to join and assist the crew when needed, our journey would not be complete without added family and friends. Wishing 2017 officers a roaring good year. NOTE – from our Secretary there are still some 2016 dues outstanding and notices for 2017 will soon be coming out.
Star Lovehari Howe, Worthy Matron & Nic Poulter, Worthy Patron
Brethren Winter is fast approaching which means elections and installation are right around the
corner. November meeting we will hold elections, so if you plan on being a pedestal officer make sure you are ready to do you qualify with the Inspector. We also will do advanced station that night, so be prepared, The planning for the 150th is moving right along and I look forward to firming up the latest ideas. We do have time but it does fly by swiftly. Our last meeting all did well on the opening I am pleased to say particularly since we had a visitor from Washington and also our Inspector Brother Gary in attendance. I will take this time to thank Brother Gibson for filling in as Secretary for Brother Jim, Thank you Ferndale Lodge will again do the toy drive for the Community Chest so bring the toys to the Nov or Dec meeting I will also have the hat out as cash is always welcomed by the Community Chest. In closing I wish everyone a blessed Thanksgiving
Fraternally Lee Astorino Master
Nov. 7th 7:30 Practice Flag and other Nov. 14th 7:00 Refreshment 7:30 Stated MeetingNov. 21st 7:30 PracticeNov. 28th 7:30 Planning session -150th
Our Eastern Star year will be ending with our Farewell meeting on November 9th. We will be having a potluck Mexican dinner at
6:30pm and our meeting at 7:30pm. Please call sister Patti and let her know if you can make it. Several of your officers attended Grand Chapter in Visalia in October. As of this writing, we don’t know the outcome of all the legislation that was put before the members for consideration. Many proposals were regarding fees and expenses of Grand Chapter. We will be honored by having PGM Sister Debbie Maiman presiding during our 2017 Installation of Officers on November 19, 2016 at 2:00pm. Sister Patti and Brother Randy are having several 2014 Grand Officers participating in the installation ceremony. We hope our members will come and find out what is in store for 2017. Happy Birthday to those born in November and get well wishes to those who are under the weather. Winter seems to have started early this year. Thanksgiving will be here in no time! In closing, we have enjoyed our year as Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron. We thank the 2016 Officers for their dedication and friendship and look forward to a successful year in 2017 with Sister Patti and Brother Randy in the East.
A sea of good wishes to all.
Helene Nicholson Worthy MatronDavid Chris Petersen Worthy Patron
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ARCATA #2071st Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
WM - Melane Gonsalves 616-4280WP - John Gonsalves 496-2030AM - Heidi Quintrell 599-2827AP - Norman Sprankle 541-867-6780S - Alan J. Smyth 822-12112016
FERNDALE #232nd Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
WM - Helene Nicholson 786-4559WP - David C. Petersen 733-5575AM - Patti Cady 845-6943AP - Randy Cady 786-9566S - Nancy Bay 845-16582016
ROHNERVILLE-REDWOOD #762nd Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
WM - Shari Howe 506-9005WP - Nicolas Poulter 834-3299AM - Bridie Hansen 362-4373AP - Jim Widdoes 599-8841S - Karen Parlato 725-35322016
CAMELLIA #631st Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
WM - JoAnna Matlock 496-7944WP - Lee Astorino 362-0377AM - Joni Aitkin 442-9223AP - Mike Carlotti 834-3212S - Peggy Mecham-Carlotti 633-68752016
DEPUTY GRAND MATRON—Barbara Kennedy — Ferndale #23 — Ph: 441-1311 or 834-6099
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HUMBOLDT LODGE #79P.O. Box 197,Eureka 95502
Phone: 443-3079humboldtlodge79,org
STATED MEETINGFIRST THURSDAY 7:00 p.m.
WORSHIPFUL MASTERWorshipful MasterFrederick W. Lumbert PM (Sanna)845-31142835 Summer StEureka 95501SEnIOR WARDEnKevin M. Wells (Heidi)845-9527P.O. Box 67Arcata 95518JUnIOR WARDEnRobert N. Pollard (Leia)362-19911969 Elmwood Pl.McKinleyville 95519TREASURERJesse W. Hindbaugh (Erica)H:633-5343 C:832-9795990 Birch AveMcKinleyville 95519SEcRETARyWilliam J. Lambo PM (Sandy)H:442-7355 C: 672-9218410 Herrick Ave.Eureka [email protected]
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EEL RIVER EMPIRELODGE #147
P.O. Box 51, Fortuna 95540Phone: 725-2355STATED MEETING
THIRD WEDNESDAY, 7:30 p.m.
WORSHIPFUL MASTERHarry M. Pond725-91151561 N. St.Fortuna 95540SEnIOR WARDEnPhilip J. Grunert PM (Diane)707-725-3637P.O. Box 51Fortuna, CA [email protected] WARDEn
TREASURERMichael G. Flockhart PM707-768-3110P.O. Box 315Hydesville, CA [email protected] H. Sweet764-3626Cell 499-2211394 Cherry Ln., Rio Dell [email protected]
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FERnDALE LODGE #193P.O. Box 1265,
Ferndale 95536Phone: 786-4532STATED MEETINGSECOND MONDAY
WORSHIPFUL MASTERLee Astorino, PM445-8303517 5th. St.Eureka 95501 SEnIOR WARDEnPaul R. Wright Jr. PM (Delores)443-19816827 Linda Rd.Eureka 95503JUnIOR WARDEnKyle J. Hudson845-2876545 Riverside Park Rd.Carlotta 95528TREASURERKirby L. Bay, PM (Nancy)786-95631907 Crosby Rd.Ferndale 95536SEcRETARyJim Grinsell, PM (Susan)786-9590P.O. Box 802, Ferndale [email protected]
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101st Masonic District Inspector: Halby O. Garrison, PM 105th Masonic District Inspector: Gary Quintrell, PM2355 Bongio Ct., Eureka 95503 Ph. 443-7305
email: GQHQatsuddenlink.net
next Trestleboard deadline: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 at 5:00pm
SIX RIVERS LODGE #106251 Bayside Rd.,
Arcata 95521Phone: 822-1211STATED MEETINGFIRST TUESDAY
WORSHIPFUL MASTERJohn A Gonsalves PM (Melane)839-29423090 Halfway AvenueMcKinleyville 95519SEnIOR WARDEnSteven M Jacobs PM839-2186800 Sawdust Trail RoadFieldbrook 95519-9770JUnIOR WARDEnJeffrey A White PM (Lisa)834-30632203 Excelsior RoadEureka 95503-3121TREASURERWilliam S Dann PM (Anne)442-33062963 Pigeon Point RoadEureka 95503-9733SEcRETARyAlan J. Smyth, PM (Pat)822-1211251 Bayside Rd., Arcata 95521 [email protected]
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