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Bethel No. 86 at Installation on January 8, 2017
Vol. 16, No. 11 February 2017
next Trestleboard deadline: Wednesday, FEBRUARY 15 at 5:00pmemail to: [email protected]
Bethel No. 86,Job’s Daughters
Can you believe Valentine’s Day is just around the corner? Hope this New Year is treating
you well so far! Thank you to everyone who supported our holiday lasa-gna sales! Some of you have already asked for more, so we are planning another lasagna sale near Easter! Stay tuned for the details! At our December 19th meeting, we installed our new coun-cil members. We have a new Bethel Guardian, Mrs. Sally Han-sen, who was formerly the Guardian Director of Epochs. Mrs. Heidi Quintrell is now our Guardian Director of Music. And we have a new council member, Ms. Sherri McKenna who is our new Director of Epochs. Welcome aboard, Ms. McKenna! Because Mrs. Quintrell had served our Bethel for 6 years as Bethel Guardian, we made a present to her of a scrapbook we all helped put together. She loved it as she has never had a scrapbook before ever! We also sang to her “Rainbow Connec-tion” which is a favorite of hers. To keep from crying, she sang along with us. Thank you to Mrs. Karen Parlato for be-ing our Musician for the evening so Mrs. Quintrell could sit in her Bethel Guard-ian chair and just enjoy the evening ... until we installed new Council and Mrs. Quintrell had to give up the seat. Our last meeting of the term on January 2, 2017, was very small in-deed. Due to illness and bad weather, only 4 Daughters and 4 Council Mem-bers were present. But we had a nice meeting anyway, with the 4 Daughters choosing to form a triangle during clos-
ing instead of a cross. On January 8, 2017, we had our 176th installation of of-ficers. The theme was “Music and Harmony” and the colors were maroon and gold. Brooke Hansen was installed as Hon-ored Queen for the second time, choosing as her opening cer-emony the “Book of Music.” Our other officers for the term are Melina McKenna, Sr. Princess; Erin Hansen, Jr. Princess; Kathryn Quintrell, Guide; Sarah Quintrell, Chaplain; Olivia Matlock, 1st Messenger; Adrienne Kerr, 5th Messenger; Betsy Woods, Recorder; Rachael Livingston, Sr. Custodian; Azura Gibney, Jr. Custodian; Catherine Cataldo, Inner Guard; and Sara Woods, Outer Guard. We were very glad to see all the visitors who came, and hope to see you all again soon! That same evening, some of us attended the Ferndale Masonic installation, and were honored to have been asked to escort the U.S. flag for the occasion. And that’s all for this time. Keep an eye on the Trestleboard for more details about what we are planning for the term! Hope you have a lovely Valentine’s Day!
Bethel No. 86 Arcata, JDI
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Six Rivers Lodge No. 106Camellia Chapter No. 63
Greetings, Sisters and Brothers – We had fun at our January 4th meeting. Thank you to Sister Kris for providing the delicious refresh-
ments, and thank you for everyone who helped set up and take down the Chapter Room. You have no idea how much that means! Congratulations to the four New Year’s Bingo winners. And thank you to everyone who came to the meeting. There was quite a bit of sickness going around, and bad weather as well, so a double thank you to those who braved it all to be present! Next meeting is February 1. Since February is National Li-brary Month and also contains Tell a Fairy Tale Day, that is our theme! We hope everyone who comes will be ready to tell us about a story that was meaningful to him/her in his/her child-hood. It can be a fairy tale, a tall tale, a fable, a nursery rhyme, a legend, a myth, folktale, magazine story, or any book or story at all that you consider special in some way. We look forward to hearing what everyone has to share! Also, please bring to the February meeting a non-perish-able food item (or two or three) in a non-breakable container to donate to Food for People. Our donation in December was a whopping 37.5 pounds! Let›s see how well we can do in Febru-ary! Thanks! The Books for Bike program is making headway. I think. We have chosen Lafayette School this year, and I have a call in to the principal there to see if she is willing to work with us on this project. I hope to hear from her soon. Our March 1 meeting will have a theme of Mardi Gras/Springtime. This is just a head›s up so you can plan ahead! Do not forget to put on your calendar that our Worthy Grand Matron and Worthy Grand Patron’s Official Visit is on Saturday, March 11, 2017, at 1:00 p.m. in Fortuna, and is a social. There will be more details to come, but please be sure to put that on your cal-endar and plan to be there to meet the Grand Family and socialize with other members of our District you might not see every month. Another date to put on your calendar is Friday, March 24, at 6:00 when there will be a special speaker that I think everyone will find fascinating. I loved listening to him at Grand Chapter. The venue will be HSU and the public will also be invited. There will be light refreshments, and the subject is - I believe - engross-ing, so please save the date and plan to attend! Looking forward to seeing all our treasured friends soon
Joni Aitken, Worthy MatronLee Astorino, Worthy Patron
Hello Brethren and Friends, Please join us for our annual Sweethearts Dinner on February 12th at Plaza Grill in Arcata. Dinner will begin at 5:00 and there will be a va-
riety of choices to choose from. Select from beef, chicken two choices of fish or a vegetarian entree. Reservations have to be made by February 9th, so please call as soon as possible. You may call me at 498-1342 or the lodge at 822-1211. Remember to let us know what you would like and the number in your party. Dinner for our sweethearts and their guest is on us. All other dinners will be $25.00 and in-cludes coffee or non-alc beverage. We would love to give a ride to anyone who would like one. When making reser-vations please let us know that you would also like to be picked up and we will contact you to arrange a pickup time. I would like to thank the International Order of Jobs Daughters for all the hard work they did helping with this year’s Crab feed. I hope everyone enjoyed all the Crab as much as I did. Many of you have already been using the new lodge app that enables us to keep in contact with our members. If you still don’t have the app or if this is the first you are hear-ing about it please contact Jeff White and he will help you get it installed on your device. It lists the lodge calendar along with messages about upcoming events and remind-ers. Keep a look out in next month’s trestle board for infor-mation about the Corn Beef and Cabbage dinner we are planning in March. Lastly, we will be Dark February 14th. This is a reminder brethren that Valentine’s Day is near.
Dates to remember:February 7th, 6:30 Dinner, 7:30 Stated MeetingFebruary 12th, 5:00 Sweethearts DinnerFebruary 14th, Dark (Valentine’s Day)February 21st, 6:30 Dinner, Practice FollowingFebruary 28th, 6:30 Dinner, Practice Following
Fraternally,
Steven M. Jacobs, WM
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Ferndale Lodge No. 193
Brethren, Congratulations to the new Officers for 2017. The Installation of Officers was well attended, in
spite of inclement weather! All but three officers were pres-ent, but Brother Hal Schulman was present and installed the next night at our January Stated meeting. Remember that all members are welcome at our practices and planning meet-ings. Mark your calendars for February 2017 as follows:Feb 6 7:30P Practice for First Degree (Refreshments 7:00P – 7:30P)Feb 13 7:30P STATED MEETING (Refreshments 7:00P – 7:30P)Feb 20 7:30P Practice for First Degree (Refreshments 7:00P – 7:30P)Feb 26 2:00P Sweetheart Tea ( Contact Wor. Lee Astorino if you can assist)Feb 27 7:30P Officers’ Meeting and 150th Celebration Planning (Refreshments 7:00P – 7:30P)
Fraternally, Paul Wright, PM, Master
Aahmes RedwoodShrine Club
Eureka Court No. 109Order of the Amaranth
Honored Ladies and Sir Knights. We are now approaching the month of Love, Valen-tines, and many other things. Are you all ready to sweep those in your life off their feet with special things? But before you go too far in that direction, remember that the shortest month of the year is also the month of the beginning of Lent with Ash Wednesday on February 1st, Chinese New Year’s (the year of the rooster just began on January 28th), Mardi Gras (on January 31st) and Pres-ident’ Day honoring George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. And in keeping with Valentine’s Day it is also Ameri-can Heart Assoc. Month, National Bird Feeding Month, and last but number one National Chocolate Lovers Month. Here’s hoping the Ground Hog arouses on a cloudy day so that (historically) Spring will be right around the corner. And our Amaranth Meeting will be held on the 22nd of February. And if the highway is open and function-ing properly you may have some snacks following the meeting. The Theme of the Evening is “Love Abounds” and red and white or other lovely colors may be in or-der. Also, this is the month that all reports are due to be given in the meeting. If they are not available, we will be unable to hold elections. The Theme of March will be “Shamrocks and Lep-rechauns.” This would be a green (or Orange, depend-ing on your choice) night. I personally haven’t seen too many shamrocks or leprechauns dressed in orange but that may have happened with all the “green-Beer” that I have only heard about. What about you? So now we say, “Join us in our celebrations of the heart”, and fellowship with your friends at our next meeting.
From the Chief Swan and Head Fox,JoAnna and Bill
We want to begin the new year with a special tribute to Redwood Shrine club’s outgoing Presi-
dent Noble Ken Spaulding for his outstanding leadership during his tenure. Ken and Lady Karen really set the bar high for involvement in our many Shrine activities. All Redwood Nobles are extremely grateful for their contributions supporting our club on behalf of Shriner children. As for what is ahead, our change of gavel dinner will be held February 18th at the Moose Lodge in Eureka. Menu is prime rib and chicken. Bulletin will be forth coming and will also schedule a President’s crab feed at the home of Noble Gene and Lady Janet Stiles on a date to be announced. In closing, I’m hon-ored to be serving as President of Redwood Shrine Club during 2017. Remember the kids, it’s what we’re all about. Fraternally yours,Ken Christiansen, President
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Humboldt Lodge No. 79
Brethren, We have an exciting month of February ahead of us with several degree ceremonies and
social events. On February 9th we will be conferring a Second Degree to Brother Julian Black. On February 16th we will be conferring a First Degree to Mr. Christopher Brant. On February 23rd we will be conferring a second degree to Brother Nathanial Rivera. Congratulations gentlemen on your continuing progression through the fraternity. Please come out to lodge to show your support for these brothers and congratulate them on their ac-complishments. Our annual Sweetheart’s Dinner will be held on Friday, February 10th, at the Sea Grill Restaurant in Eureka. Please call or email the lodge to make reservations. We will be able to host a maximum of 40 people and the cost is $30 per person. We will be hosting our annual Super Bowl party at the lodge on Sunday, February 5th, doors open at 2:30 PM. This event will be BBQ catered and the cost is $5 per person. As al-ways we will be watching the game on our giant HD projector screen and please remember to bring your own beverages. Thank you for your efforts and I look forward to seeing you at Lodge. Fraternally, Kevin M. Wells, WM
Scottish Rite Valleyof Northern California
Thanks to all of you who attended and par-ticipated in our Installation of the 2017 Offi-
cers! A VERY special thank you to Illustrious Frank Loui 33* for coming and installing all of our officers ! February 18th is our Annual Shrimp Feed. This is our big fundraiser and will benefit our future Childhood Language Center to help local children with speech problems.Tickets are available from any of your officers and are $40 each .Steak dinners are also available for those who don’t want shrimp. Following our Shrimp dinner we will have a silent auc-tion. All proceeds will benefit this!!!PLEASE.... If you have something of value to donate to benefit our worthy cause please call Jim Widdoes at 707-725-9763. Volunteers are VERY much needed to help with this event to help with set up, preparation and clean up!!!! !Please let us know if you can help! Again please call Jim at the above number. Reservations need to be in by Saturday February 11th. We will need to know if you want shrimp or steak. Please call Jim Widdoes at 707-725-9763, Barbara Kerhoulas at 707-444-6298, Pete Kerhoulas at 916-995-1621 or Barbara Kerhoulas at [email protected]. Please be prompt with your reservations and... you can pay at the door!
Fraternally,Peter N. Kerhoulas, Venerable Master
Rohnerville-RedwoodChapter No. 76
Hello Sisters and Brothers! January is gone, and February is here,
which means we are one month closer to our Official Visit! Our chapter will be hosting this year, and the theme will be An Afternoon to Gather and Share. It will be on March 11, at 1:00 in the afternoon. We will be doing a social this year, and will be collecting non perishable foods to donate
to Food for People. We hope you will be able to join us for what promises to be a wonderful afternoon of fellowship and learning about the many things that Food for People do for our community. The theme for our February meet-ing is “Love is in the Air”, we hope to see you all there!
Star Love, Bridie and Jim
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Humboldt No. 216,Rainbow for Girls
Dear Masonic family and friends, At our Installation of Officers on
the 28th of January everyone had the sweetest time! The theme was “Imagine Your World” and decorations were all about “Candy Land” complete with a ‘candy bar’, more sweets than you can imagine and super cute table toppers. The Assembly’s Oreo Truffle Sale began at the Installation and will continue through February 9th. Truffles sell for $7 a dozen. We have two different types, mint and original. To order a dozen, contact our Mother Advisor by phone or email: (707) 599-3373 - [email protected]. You can also place orders with Alicia Garrison (270) 348-5723, or any girl of our Assembly. Our Clothing Drive for Alice Birney Elementary School also began the day of Installation. You can help by donating gently used clothes that are good for Eureka weather. Give the clothes to any girl of our Assem-bly and we will deliver them in March. Exciting news! Olivia Matlock, PWA, has been an-nounced as Grand Page to the Grand Executive Committee for Grand Assembly. Congratulations, Olivia! On February 19th, we have our Mystery Trip! I am en-listing help from our Masonic Family but everyone will be sworn to secrecy so plans stay a surprise for the Rainbow girls. Our meetings are February 13th and 27th and begin at 7 p.m. We love visitors and hope to see you at our February meetings and events. Happy Valentine’s Day!
With unicorn and lollypop love,Alyssa Garrison, Worthy Advisor
Arcata ChapterNo. 207
Happy New Year!! Welcome to 2017! We are looking forward to a very exciting year. At our January meeting we celebrated the New Year with each other, and congrats to Sister Marlene for winning the best dressed prize!! We also read a peti-tion, and looking forward to initiation in March. Balloting practice will be prior to the February stated meeting, and initiation practice will be February 26th at 6PM. Please let us know if anyone would like help with their ritual work. Our next meeting is February 2nd at 7:30PM, with dinner at 6:30. The theme is Superbowl Party, so come dressed for your favorite football (or any sports) team!! The Sprankles will be providing an appetizer dinner party, so hope you all can make it!! We will also be balloting at this meeting. Here are some dates to put on your calendar: March 2nd is our stated meeting and initiation, with St. Patrick’s Day theme. March 11th is the WGM and WGP Official Visit in Fortuna. And March 24th will be a presentation at Hum-boldt State University by the Chairman of General Grand Chapter’s Regenerative Medicine Committee. We are really excited about this event. Remember to Live Life to the Fullest!
Star Love, Heidi Quintrell, Worthy Matron & Norm Sprankle, Worthy Patron
Eel River EmpireLodge No. 147
Brethren, This is my first Trestleboard to you this
year. I will attempt to keep you informed of what is hap-pening throughout the year so please read your copy. The first thing on my agenda is the Annual Masonic Pheasant Hunt to be held on March 17, 18, 19 at the Clear Creek Sportsman Club. There will be a Sporting Clay Shoot held on Friday at 1 PM. Cost of birds will be $125 for five birds. Most of the birds are roosters. Reservations may be made at the Red Bluff Comfort Inn for $80 per night. Phone: 530-529-7060. The first five reservations will be comped for their dogs. Reservations to be made under the Masonic Pheasant Hunt. All reservations for the hunt to be made with Phil Grunert, Cell: 707-599-5775 or Home: 707-725-3637. At the Stated Meeting on February 15, 2017 we will be voting on the application of Mr. Kenneth Allen Dunn III to receive the Degrees of Masonry in this Lodge. Please plan to attend.
Fraternally,Phil Grunert, Worshipful Master
NOW HOW DO THEY DO THIS?
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ARCATA #2071st Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
WM - Heidi Quintrell 433-7305WP - Norman Sprankle 541-867-6780AM - Lisa McCombs 834-3026AP - Jeffrey White 834-3063S - Alan J. Smyth 822-12112017
FERNDALE #232nd Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
WM - Patti Cady 845-6943WP - Randy Cady 786-9566AM - Dolores Wright 443-1981AP - Paul Wright 443-1981S - Nancy Bay 845-16582017
ROHNERVILLE-REDWOOD #762nd Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
WM - Bridie Hansen 407-4373AP - Jim Widdoes 599-8841AM - Sarah Malcomb 725-2169AP - Nic Poulter 834-3299S - Karen Parlato 725-35322017
CAMELLIA #631st Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
AM - Joni Aitken 442-9223WP - Lee Astorino 362-0377AM - AP - S - Peggy Mecham-Carlotti 633-68752017
DEPUTY GRAND MATRON—Peggy Mecham-Carlotti—Camellia #63—phone 633-6875 or 499-1037
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HUMBOLDT LODGE #79P.O. Box 197,Eureka 95502
Phone: 443-3079humboldtlodge79.org
STATED MEETINGFIRST THURSDAY 7:00 p.m.
WORSHIPFUL MASTERKevin M. Wells (Heidi)845-9527P.O. Box 67Arcata 95518SEnIOR WARDEnRobert N. Pollard (Leia)362-19911969 Elmwood Pl.McKinleyville 95519jUnIOR WARDEnPhillip A. Elcock 616-4313P.O. Box 1184Arcata, CA 95518TREASURERRobert L. Matlock (JoAnna)496-79422232 Albee St.Eureka, CA 95501SEcRETARyWilliam 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 MASTERPhilip J. Grunert PM (Diane)725-3637P.O. Box 51Fortuna, CA 95540-0051SEnIOR WARDEn
jUnIOR WARDEn
TREASURERMichael G. Flockhart PM768-3110P.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 MASTERPaul R. Wright Jr. PM (Dolores)443-19816827 Linda Rd.Eureka 95503SEnIOR WARDEnKyle J. Hudson845-2876545 Riverside Park Rd.Carlotta 95528jUnIOR WARDEn Lee Astorino, PM445-8303517 5th. St.Eureka 95501TREASURERKirby 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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105th Masonic District Inspector: Halby O. Garrison, PM1914 Mesa Ave., Eureka 95503-6838 Ph: 443-6916
Inspector-at-Large: Gary Quintrell, PM2355 Bongio Ct., Eureka 95503 Ph. 443-7305
email: [email protected]
next Trestleboard deadline: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15 at 5:00pm
SIX RIVERS LODGE #106251 Bayside Rd.,
Arcata 95521Phone: 822-1211STATED MEETINGFIRST TUESDAY
WORSHIPFUL MASTERSteven M Jacobs PM839-2186800 Sawdust Trail RoadMcKinleyville 95519-9770SEnIOR WARDEnPeter A. Lindke, PM (Sally)822-26083150 Brian Ct.Arcata 95521-4711jUnIOR WARDEnAllen E. Caldwell, PM (Samantha)825-8941937 Alder Grove Rd.Arcata 95521-9211TREASURERMichael W. Alcorn, PM (Suzanne)497-65913340 Montgomery St.Eureka 95503-4860SEcRETARyAlan J. Smyth, PM (Pat)822-1211251 Bayside Rd., Arcata 95521 [email protected]
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