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~ Charities we helped out at this month ~
“A Walk To Remember 2011” was held at the Loma Linda Children’s hospital
and our lodge shot photos and printed onsite for them. We also shot a
“Wedding Bell Wishes” Wedding for Make-A-Wish, Helped at the Pomona
Fair with our service dogs and shot photos and printed for the March AFB.
"In the East"
I would like to thank everyone who came out and supported our breakfast fundraiser
and “Masonic Collectibles” booth. Especially Brothers, Shannon, Galeana, and Magill
for all their hard work in making this happen. These are just but two of our fundraisers that will be expanded
upon for future events. I would also like to thank Bro. Craig Pitts for the beautiful gavels and
sounding blocks that he made for the principal officer stations, absolutely beautiful work Craig.
As fall is in the air and the changing of the seasons is upon us so to have we had changes in our craft. By
the time this article is printed Grand Lodge would have already convened and our new Grand Master and
his officers duly installed. Congratulations to Most Worshipful Frank Loui and his line of officers and a
heartfelt thank you to our Past Grand Master M.W. William J. Bray III for an outstanding job you did this
year. It was an honor to be part of your year and the outstanding program you presented. We also have
another change a little bit closer to home. Wor. Bill Keel will be stepping down as the inspector of the
818th Masonic District and Wor. Dave Hall will be appointed to the position of inspector. Wor. Keel we
thank you for all that you do for our craft and I thank you for being such a good friend and brother to me
during my term as master, we all look forward to seeing where your Masonic career takes you. Wor. Hall
I’m excited to be part of your district and am anxious to see where you take this district. You have big shoes to fill and I’m sure
you will do an amazing job. In closing we have a great project coming up for our Vets at Loma Linda. The lodge will be working
with the youth groups October and November putting together ornaments for our annual Christmas Caroling at the hospital. As
was stated at our September dinner we are asking that members donate bags of sugar free hard candy to be placed inside the ornaments
which will distributed to the patients. Each person who donates will be given a ticket for a drawing. The more a person
donates to our cause the better your chances become. We are accepting candy only. No monetary donations. Those can be given to
“V.A. Ammo Can” for future V.A. events.
Wor. Art Philamalee – Is out of hospital and is home doing well. He attended Grand Lodge in San
Francisco with his son and looked great. It was very nice to see him there and in good health.
Wor. Harry Cutting – Broke his hip Saturday, September 17, 2011 and had successful surgery and is still in
rehab at Villa Health Care Center in Riverside located at 8965 Magnolia Ave. He is in room 6‐B and his
direct room phone number is 951.351.6726 if you can please visit.
Bro. Sid Homan ‐ Who passed away on 9/15/11 His funeral service is scheduled for Friday, October 14,
2011 at 10:45am at Riverside National Cemetery. I will update you as to the location when I find out. I will
require the assistance of a Masonic Funeral Team.
Sister Velma Pruett – A long time member of our Masonic Family
is recovering from a series of mini‐strokes and has been diagnosed with a tumor on the
brain. She is at Riverside County Regional Hospital on Cactus Ave. in Moreno Valley in
room 3118 visitors are welcomed.
Bro. Charles White – Former City Councilman and long time community activist in Moreno
Valley and a member of 804 for over 40 years is recovering from open heart surgery at Air
Force Village West. I will keep you updated as to his condition and if visitors are welcomed
and which room he is in when it becomes available to me.
Jobs Daughters / DeMolay
On the first weekend of September, from the second to the fifth or Friday to Monday, the Southern California Jurisdiction of DeMolay held its annual Conclave event, where the new jurisdiction officers are installed and fun is had by all. Being part of the Southern California Jurisdiction, our DeMolay chapter participated in the festivities and low-sleep weekend. It was my first Conclave in about two years of being in DeMolay; there was some talk among other DeMolay that this year's Conclave wasn't as good as last year's. The one they were talking about must have been ridiculously awesome, because this one was quite fun. Throughout the weekend, I met several other DeMolay from the jurisdiction; board games were played until heinous hours of the morning, loud music was played while they boogied heartily, and mild harm was done to one another while rubber spheres were pelted across an arena of dodge ball.
Of our Chapter, I believe eight DeMolay were able to attend all weekend; of the Jurisdiction, I honestly do not know how many came. But I do know that there were many, many DeMolay, and I'm certain just about all of them had fun during Conclave Dodge ball, Nerf gun war & Basketball * Sweetheart & President * Delegates at Congress session.
Harrison Baker-Strader,
Junior Councilor of Moreno Valley DeMolay
It is with a heavy heart that I announce the passing of Brother Sid Homan 3/31/22 – 9/15/11 to that Grand Lodge on High….
Brother Sid was Initiated 4/15/52 Passed 2/14/53 and Raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason on 4/30/53. He was a member of the Jurisdictions of Florida and California for 58 years. Sid served in the U.S. Air Force and will be cremated and interned at Riverside National Cemetery. I am truly going to miss this fine man and his witty banter at our dinners. He was always willing to say grace and impart his wisdom of the many years he was involved in Masonry. I had spoken with him just 7 days ago and he was in good health, however quite frail. At this time the family is making arrangements and has requested a Masonic Service. I will be in touch with you as the date for the service becomes finalized and will be requesting the services of a funeral team.
Jim Willem
Worshipful Master
Moreno Valley
Masonic Lodge #804
Hello my name is Arianne Gray and I am from Bethel #35 Moreno Valley. I currently hold the office of Guide, and as a line officer I have many duties to fulfill such as planning fundraisers. One of our fundraisers was selling Macy's Coupon Books and part of the money was used for our secret trip on Sunday July 31st. We all found out we were going to Six Flags Magic Mountain when we saw all the signs and the rides above the trees. My personal reaction was excitement, being that I haven't been there since 3rd grade and I am now in 8th grade. We were there all day and rode so many rides, and the average wait in the lines was under an hour so we rode a lot of the big rides as well as the little mini rides. We took many pictures as a Bethel and with characters. The weather was extremely strange, it went from raining to being humid then to being scorching hot ! But one thing I love about my Bethel is that we make fun out everything wherever we go. So as guide I love being able to say that I help plan for some amazing memories in Job's Daughters!
June 1, 2011
Greetings to you all!! I have accepted a request to open this line of communication for a few very important messages. I hope this finds you in good health and good spirits. God Bless our Country and Thank You to all the Soldiers and Military Employees who are working diligently to safeguard our Freedom.
50 Year Celebration!
First off, you are invited to the 50th Anniversary Celebration of Moreno Valley Lodge 804 on June 11, 2011, at 11 a.m., at the Montee Masonic Center at 24740 Sunnymead Blvd in Moreno Valley, 92553. There will be a presentation by Most Worshipful William J Bray III. A BBQ lunch will be provided with Music and Dancing to follow. The cost is $25 per person. Reservations are due June 1, 2011: RSVP to Wor Jim Willem at 951-247-0841
Lodge Management Certification Programs!
Secondly, there are 4 upcoming Lodge Management Certification Programs (2 in the North (Milpitas on June 18th and Stockton on July 23) and 2 in the South (Riverside on June 11 and San Diego on July 9) in the next two months. This is a training and development series for California Masonic Leaders and is open to all Master Masons. Managing a Lodge is more difficult than ever. Attracting and retaining members, meeting the program needs of a diverse membership, effective communication, managing finances, and governance of a hall association are some of the challenges lodge leaders face.
The Lodge Management Certification Program will arm you with the tools and the training to deal with these issues and more. The program offers different courses, each presented in an intensive one-day workshop taught by some of our most knowledgeable and experienced Masons. The courses are designed for Lodge Officers, committee members, trustees and hall association directors. Other Grand Lodge leaders are also encouraged to attend, including district inspectors and committeemen.
Course in the certification program will be taught in four cities this summer. Select one course and the city you where you will attend. You may register for other courses in other cities using the same registration form. Each course is a full day and covers four critical topics.
The four course are: Program Planning Course (Annual Program Planning, Event Planning, Stated Meetings and Degrees and Increasing interest in Lodge Programs), Lodge Finance Course (Essentials in Lodge Finance, Lodge Budget and Reporting, Audit Procedures and Investments and Long-Range Planning), Hall Association Course (Corporate Structure, Roles and Responsibilities, Finances and Reporting and Capital Planning), Membership Development Course (Membership Trends, Effective Use of the Pass It On Program, Masonic Information Night Programs and Member Retention Strategies) and Lodge Administration Course (Membership Data Management, Lodge Governance, Management Guidelines and Ordinances Communication Strategies).
Registration begins at 8:00 am, Courses begin at 9:00 am, Lunch is at 11:45 am and course ends at 4:15 pm. Each full-day course costs $40 per person, which includes lunch and materials. Contact your Lodge Secretary ASAP if you desire to attend or you can contact Kim Hegg at khegg@freemason.org for further information.
BY YOUR SIDE!
Below is information on a very exciting event that is in support of the Grand Master's project: BY YOUR SIDE! Please read and if you have the opportunity to attend, you will be in for moving and inspirational evening. Please mark you calendars and bring other from your Organization and Support this very, very important event. In advance, THANK YOU!!
Lastly, when the opportunity arises, we are always to present some sort of Masonic Education to our Masonic Family. So with that being said, here is my 2 cents worth:
"Should I continue to pay my husband's Lodge Dues, even though he's not attend Lodge events any longer?"
With regard to our Senior Brethren and their rights & benefits. I have heard stories of sad scenarios that happen when our Senior Age Masons begin to stop going to Lodge, for any number of reasons. Sometimes the families of these Brothers see them not going to Lodge as uniterested and they wonder why they are still paying their Lodge dues. Perhaps the following message will help with the understanding of why it is SO IMPORTANT TO CONTINUE PAYING DUES, even if the Brothers aren't attending Lodge.
After a time of not having the dues paid, the Brethren will be Suspended for Non-Payment of Dues (SNPD). All of the rights and privileges are suspended as well at that time.
Here is what our Brothers lose when Suspended for Non-Payment of Dues:
*Loses the right to received 25, 50 and 75 year membership recognition
*Loses his right to belong to other Masonic Bodies (Scottish Rite, York Rite, Shriners, etc)
*Loses the right to attend HIS, or any other, Lodge
*Loses the right to discuss intimate Lodge matters with a Brother
*Loses the right to ballot upon the membership of a prospective member
*Loses the right to receive Senior Outreach support from the Masonic Homes, in their own community
*Loses the right to move into one of the Masonic Homes in California
and
*Loses he right to have a Masonic Funeral, unless specially voted on by the Lodge.
Now, as if that isn't enough, here is what the family of these Masons can lose:
*Loses the right to belong to a concordant body (Job's Daughters, Eastern Star, Amaranth, Daughters of the Niles, etc) because their only Masonic connection has been "cut".
*Loses the right for the Widow receive Senior Outreach support from the Masonic Homes, in their own community
*Loses the right for the Widow to move into one of the Masonic Homes in California
*Loses the right for the children, grandchildren, etc to receive certain Masonic College Scholarships
Let me state, solidly and profoundly, "if our Brothers families cease paying the yearly dues to the lodge they belong to, great losses can be had by all concerned".
So, if your Husband, Uncle, Father, Grandfather, Brother, etc, is no longer attending Lodge, please...take these things into serious consideration before ceasing the payment of his dues, and thereby breaking his link with the greatest fraternity in the world, and, before breaking the link that may hurt him and his family (long term). I know that most of us Masons hold these rights and privileges very, very close to our hearts; not just for our own sake but as a way for us to take care of our families when we no longer can!
Please feel free to copy and pass this on to your Trestleboard/Newsletter Editors and to anyone who can make a difference in our Older Brothers lives and to ensure our gift to their families!
Have a Great Summer. I will probably see many of you at some event in the next few months. God Bless you all and God Bless America!!!
Sincerely and Fraternally,
John Cover Spear, PM
Moreno Valley Lodge 804
Evergreen Lodge 259
Just a reminder to the Masons, their Ladies, and friends;
We have our “13th Annual V.A. Hospital BBQ at Loma Linda” this Saturday, May 28th. Come down and support our veterans and the staff that cares for them. We’ll have Civil War Reenactment Soldiers, a Civil War era brass band, and a Mountain man with miniature donkeys. This event continues to grow every year. This year, all 3 lodges in the 818th Masonic District are participating, as well as friends and neighboring community volunteers. We plan on meeting there at 10:00am and serving around 11:00am or so. This is one of our major community events of the year, so your attendance is requested.
Also on Monday, May 30th (Memorial Day) we will be at the Riverside National Cemetery to present a Masonic Wreath on behalf of all Masons, to all the Masons who have served this country. We plan on meeting at Riverside National at 9:30am.
Both of these events are an important part of what Masons do.
Jim Willem Master Moreno Valley Masonic Lodge #804
This Week at Moreno Valley Lodge: 5/16/11 – 5/21/11
Congratulations to Brother John’e Johnson, 2011’s Hiram Award recipient. You deserve it brother, keep up your outstanding work both within and without the lodge. We now have our 50th Anniversary commemorative T-Shirts for sale. Shirts are $12.00 ea. half of them sold at the stated meeting on Thursday so get yours before we run out. If you are interested in getting one let me know either by e-mail (eleclizard@verizon.net) or phone (951.247.0841) and I’ll gladly get one to you. This is one of our fundraisers for the lodge this year so please do all you can to support it. Also if you are planning to attend the 50th celebration this is a reminder to get your RSVP’s turned in. We also made an adjustment for children under 12. Their tickets will be $12.00 instead of $25.00. We also had another work party at the lodge this past Saturday from 8:00am ‘til 1:00pm and once again no one attended. I did manage to get the front porch pressure washed and the ramp wall resurfaced with new stucco as well as some scratch coating on other areas of the porch that will require additional coats to finish. We really need to help each other to get our lodge ready for our celebration.
Have a great week and we’ll see you at Lodge.
Monday, May 16, 2011
50th Anniversary Committee
7:00pm
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
OSI at Fellowship Lodge in Yucaipa
6:30pm
Officers if you cannot attend contact the Inspector Wor. Bill Keel
Jobs Daughters
Meeting
6:30pm
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
O.E.S.
6:30pm
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Advanced Station Practice
Open/ Obligate 2nd Degree
Friday, May 20, 2011
Sr. Wardens Retreat
Newport Beach Marriot
DeMolay Lock-In
8:00pm (begin)
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Sr. Wardens Retreat
Newport Beach Marriot
DeMolay Lock-In
7:00am (end)
Work Party
8:00am
Jim Willem Master Moreno Valley Masonic Lodge #804
This Week at MoVal 804
4/4/11 – 4/9/11
I would like to thank all of the Brothers and Past-Masters of MoVal and the Brothers and Past-Masters of Artesia Sunrise Lodge for participating in the courtesy degree for Past-Masters Night here at Moreno Valley. What a fun night we had, with great food and fellowship. It truly was a night to be remembered. Brother Navarro had a great time and received an outstanding degree. Let’s keep the growth within our lodge moving forward. I could not be more pleased than I am now to be part of Moreno Valley 804. Come out and support your lodge. Great things are happening.
Monday, April 4, 2011
50th Anniversary Committee Meeting
All Lodge Officers are to attend these meetings.
Open to all members and Concordant Bodies
7:00pm
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Jobs Daughters Meeting
6:30pm
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
O.E.S.
6:30pm
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Blue Lodge
2nd Degree for Bro. Theron Bryson
7:00pm
Friday, April 8, 2011
Hi-12 Club
Evergreen Lodge
Lunch at 11:30am
O.E.S. Line Party Setup
2:00pm – 5:00pm
Saturday, April 9, 2011
O.E.S. Line Party
Montee Masonic Center
2:00pm
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Reminder:
Saturday April, 23, 2011
Easter Egg Hunt
11:00am at Moreno Valley Lodge
Contact Bro. John’e Johnson for details or if you would like to assist.
Jim Willem
Master
Moreno Valley
Masonic Lodge #804
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Masonry - is the world’s first and largest fraternal organization. It is based on the belief that each man has a responsibility to help make
the world a better place. As Masons, we lead by example, give back to our communities and support numerous Masonic philanthropies. We invest in children, our neighborhoods and our future. With over 2 million Masons in the US and 5 million worldwide, we’ve established a strong and highly respected local, national and international presence. California has nearly 80,000 Masons and about 350 lodges throughout the state. Now here’s how you fit in; We have been a very active lodge but only because each of you remember why you joined and get involved. Lately we have been actively supporting “Make-A-Wish” events for the last couple of years in the Inland Empire and have another chance to participate in April. On the 16th of April they will be having their first ever Walk for Wishes in Orange County. We have a team of walkers doing the 2 mile walk and invite each and every one of you to join us! www.wishocie.org What a great way to help out you community like Masons do…
Call or email us for all the details;
Johnè or Duane 951-377-5341 support@westcoastservices.com
This Week at MoVal 804
What a fantastic turn out for the Masonic Sweet Hearts Luncheon. We had anywhere between one to three Masons sitting at each table with the widows. Stories were shared, songs were sung, gifts on behalf of the lodge were given, and tears were shed in remembrance. It was great to have the Ladies out and engaged in activities and the Lodge members there to enjoy it with them. I thank you all for coming out for this special event. Please don’t forget about Monday’s special degree for Richard Scott. Details are below. Please come out and support any and all events that you can.
Monday, February 28, 2011
*******Special Degree *******
2nd Degree for Bro. Richard Scott
Open Lodge at 6:30pm for proficiency
Degree at 7:00pm
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V.A. at Loma Linda
Soup Social 5:30pm
Redlands Lodge #300
1st Degree at 7:00pm
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Jobs Daughters Meeting
6:30pm
Fellowship Lodge (Yuciapa)
Stated Meeting 6:30pm
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
O.E.S. Chapter Birthday Dinner
6:30pm – Meeting at 7:30pm
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Open (Practice/Dark, will discuss on Monday)
Friday, March 4, 2011
Open
Jim Willem
Master
Moreno Valley
Masonic Lodge #804
When did you last attend a degree, visit with a brother you hadn’t fellowshipped with in years, and enjoy the ritual’s harmonious syntax to a new depth of meaningful wisdom for yourself personally?
My brethren, I am asking you these questions because I sincerely want you to fully enjoy your rights and privileges of this worshipful Lodge as all brothers have who have gone this way before. I hope you will respond and let me know what you would like to get out of Freemasonry and your Lodge. I hope you will come to either a dinner or Stated meeting; a dinner and program; or a degree and fellowship, sharing yourself with your brethren. We want to get to know you. We want to grip your right hand in the continuance of friendship and brotherly love.
Do you need a ride or won’t drive after dark, call me. Do you feel you have forgotten some of the ritual and don’t want to embarrass yourself? My brethren, we are in this Fraternity to aid and assist one another. I desire to grip your hand in friendship and brotherly love and welcome you with sincere greetings. Will you come fellowship with us?
Fraternally,
Dave Hall, PM, Master
From the South ~ Temescal Palms ~ (Corona)
Well the New Year has begun and time is once again
flying by faster than I can handle and we are already
headed for February, installation was on the 15th and by
the time you are reading this I will have been installed as
the Junior Warden. I am very excited about the upcoming
year, Robert has a lot of plans and great ideas and I am
looking forward to helping our lodge grow, change, and
prosper not only this year but for every year in the future.
At this month’s stated meeting we will be having a
“Walkabout” before the stated meeting dinner, it is an
opportunity for those who are interested in masonry to take
a look inside and see what we do. If you know anyone that
has always wanted to know just a little more, bring them
down for a night of fun and information.
This is a special month for all you romantics, We are
having a Valentine’s Dinner and dance on the 12th; it will
be starting at 6:00 PM And ending when the soles of your
shoes are worn off. Chris is having a lot of fun planning the
event and Bro. Malinowski has a great dinner planned. We
are looking forward to a fun new event that will only get
bigger as time goes by. Please be a part of it we need your
support and would love to see a few old friends stop by for
the fun. If you still need tickets please contact me at any
time. My cell phone number is (951) 323-6633. I am
almost always available.
On the 17th we will be having investigation training,
another new event. for all active masons or any brother,
who is interested in learning a little more on investigations,
the new systems and ways we can learn about our up
coming candidates. This will help ensure our fraternity
stays the proud brotherhood it has always been.
We are also having a youth game night on the 25th at
6:00 PM. It’s an opportunity for the kids to get together and
just be kids. Its also an opportunity for the kid in all of us
to come out again. So if you have a child ,grand child or
are just a kid at heart come on out and have some fun with
us.
As you can see this is a very busy month and it is
going to be a lot of fun for everyone. We seem to have
something for all for the curious the romantic, the scholar,
and the young, (in age or at heart), We are not just doing
degrees down here we are enjoying life and each others
company. Hope to see you there.
Michael Padilla
Junior Warden
Brotherly Love
-- by Bro. Ed S. Fernandez, Marshal
As a “newbie” to the Craft, I would like to share some
recent experiences I’ve had since I joined the fraternity
three years ago.
Although I come from a Masonic family – my father
having served for several terms as Master of Cavite Lodge
#2 in the Philippines, my brother, brother-in-law and
cousin all Master Masons – I have not experienced firsthand
what the words “brotherly love” truly mean. I have
experienced it from my family, which one would expect,
but coming from almost total strangers, as I’ve experienced
with the brethren since I became a Mason, is a whole
‘nother story.
Temescal Palms Lodge conferred a courtesy 3rd degree on
Bro. Phil Stekel of Chino Valley Lodge last December.
This was my first time experiencing this for a brother from
another lodge. I expected our usual high level 3rd degree
work, which we did deliver, but I was pleasantly surprised
by the high degree of enthusiasm and participation from the
brethren, particularly considering it was scheduled just
before the Christmas holiday. Prior to this event, there was
an email asking for support for this event, noting that it
would be a nice holiday gift for Bro. Phil. The way the
brethren of Temescal Palms responded, I thought, was a
very nice gesture. In subsequent communications with
Bro. Phil, he said that he now “feels a certain loyalty to
Temescal Palms” because that’s where he was raised to the
sublime degree of Master Mason. When I heard this, I
must confess that it gave me a warm feeling in my heart,
knowing that I was a part of this particular brother’s
memorable experience.
-6-
Two weeks prior to this event, I visited Reseda Lodge #666
in Van Nuys where they had a Masonic funeral service for
a deceased brother whom I had the privilege of meeting
through my sweetheart Cathy. I attended the service, not
knowing anybody else from that lodge. When it came time
to share our thoughts and experiences with the deceased
brother, I stood up, introduced myself as a Master Mason
from Temescal Palms Lodge, and proceeded to say what I
wanted to say. After the service, almost all of the members
ofLlodge #666 who were present came up to me, shook my
hand, welcomed me and thanked me for coming all the way
out from the Inland Empire to show respect for the
deceased brother. I was also invited to participate in a 2nd
degree conferral they were having that evening. I sat in as
the Junior Steward. I thought this was going to be
awkward, being in a different lodge for the first time, but
noooo! I was welcomed and accepted and I felt
comfortable enough that I participated in the ritual
flawlessly.
During the refreshments afterwards, I thanked everybody
for the warm welcome and hospitality. The response was,
“that’s our specialty.”
As I lay in bed that night, I thought about the events of the
day and realized I had just experienced something special,
something that only Masons can show for each other.
I realize that it’s just the very tip of the iceberg, that it’s
just a part of what Masons do, but to me, these two
experiences thus far define what “brotherly love” means,
and it means a lot to me.
Philanthropy at work!
We are committed to make a difference in our world through community service, volunteerism, and charity.
Passing on the Tradition
The rich traditions and core values of our centuries-old fraternity are relevant today and will endure for centuries to come. Again this year several lodges in the Southern California area, Redlands, Moreno Valley, Riverside and Evergreen were among those who attended our annual Christmas Caroling at the Loma Linda Hospital, located in Loma Linda Ca. Along with scores of family and friends were 5 service dogs that the lodges raise to visit hospitals and homes and the Make-A-Wish ambassador puppy, Doc “Barker”. Several Past Master were also on hand to lend their voices as we sang classic ballads meandering down the halls. This year, we were also blessed to pass out over 70 home made blankets to the men and women at the hospital. All these were donated just for our Vets. Several of our Master Masons took this opportunity to teach their children the importance of making a difference in our world through community service, volunteerism and charity for others by bringing them along for the festivities. After all, “THIS IS WHAT MASONS DO….”
“The spirit of Giving during Thanksgiving ..”
Thanks to everyone who helped in the planning and, worked at this years
Thanksgiving Day Pot Luck lunch at the Loma Linda VA hospital again.
With three large turkeys, two hams, more mashed potatoes than you can shake
a stick at and all the “fixens”, we had plenty of food for all the staff and vets
that made it down to the recreation room. Several carts full of food also made
their way back into the rooms of our vets that couldn't make the trip. All four
of our service dogs, from left to right, Bella, Riley, Sophie & Stitch, were on
hand to assist with any morsels anyone wanted to share. This year we also had
the service dog from Make-A-Wish, Doc Barker, with us for the celebration. A
special thanks goes out to our own Jobie/Eastern Star/Vet herself, Amanda
Judge, who drove all the way from Arizona, where she is now stationed in the
Air Force. We cannot thank everyone who helped plan and volunteered
enough, but it is like we always say “THIS IS WHAT MASONS DO….”
The November E-Trestleboard is at
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Dear Friends and Family,
If you would like to share with my family in the support of my beloved daughter's remembrance and a good cause you can click the link to our team page below. If you could forward this to anyone that may have similar experiences and may want to participate, it would be appreciated. Your love and support has been a blessing.
http://www.active.com/donate/walktoremember-ie/LDelgad16
Jonathan Delgado
"Soft and Safe to thee my Brother"
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Masonic Health and Welfare
I don’t know of anyone that fits into this category this, week, but Please Be Safe!!!
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Mail for the Troops
They are in Iraq in support of Operation New Dawn
From: Coakley, Denise NMN LTC USA USF-I TF 86th CSH/Department of Nursing
[mailto:denise.coakley@iraq.centcom.mil]
What a wonderful thing you can do. The Soldiers, below, are not receiving mail from anyone
and receiving a letter from HOME, the States, would surely make their day.
They may have been chosen by someone else already, but it surely can’t hurt for them
to receive mail from more than ONE person.
God Bless Our Troops!!!
There are both male and female soldiers in this unit.
SPC Cortney Mcguire
PFC Kyle Morrison
PFC Ryan Quigley
PFC Daniel Rounds
SPC James Tate
SPC Brandon Welch
SPC Celia Zamora
SPC Letisha Fleming
SPC Daniel Haines
SPC Wesley Johnson
The mailing address is:
(Name of Soldier)
A Co, TF 86 CSH
Cob Adder
APO, AE 09331
Thank you for doing this. These are young men and women. I do not know them
very well since this unit is comprised of individuals from all over the
country. I do not know what their family situations are but I think it very
sad that they have not received any mail in the 6 weeks that we have been
here. Thank you and your friends for taking the time to connect with them.
Forwarded to me by:
Johnè Johnson
Photographer
951-377-5341
MysticLakePhotos@Gmail.com
www.MysticLakePhotography.com
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MASONIC EDUCATION FOR THE WEEK!!
The following are taken from the Masonic Education of
Wor Brother Irwin Fershleiser, Chaplain of Siminoff Daylight Lodge 850
At the Union City Masonic Home
In the preamble of the 3rd Degree: CONTINUED
To what does “Man goeth to his long home” refer?
Literally to his Grave, or as the poet put it, to that undiscovered country from whose bourn no traveler returns”
To what does “the mourners go about the streets” refer?
To the Oriental custom of having official mourners, who make public lamentations for the dead. It is even practiced in parts of the World today.
What is meant by “Or ever the silver cord be loosed”?
The silver cord is the Spinal Marrow.
To what does “the Golden Bowl be broken” refer?
The Brain is called the Bowl. Death prevents its future functioning.
To what does “The Pitcher be broken at the Fountain” refer?
The Pitcher is the great vein which carries the blood to the ventricles of the Heart, here called the Fountain.
To what does “The Wheel broken at the Cistern” refer?
The Wheel represents the Aorta, or Great Artery, which received the blood from the left Ventricle of the Heart.
The last two weeks Masonic Education can be found in the Holy Bible, Book of Ecclesiastes, beginning in Chapter 12, Verse 1 through Verse 6
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A New Master Mason is about to be Raised!!!!!
November 18th will be the occasion of
Bro Craig Pitts
Being raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason
At
7:00 PM
If you are a Master Mason,
Please make arrangements to be there and
SHOW YOUR SUPPORT!!!
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Upcoming Events for Moreno Valley Masonic Family Events:
November
1st=8th-15th=22nd & 29th-Monday Night Football and Loma Linda Veterans Hospital @ 5:00 PM
2nd &16th-Job's Daughters Meeting @ 7:00 PM
3rd & 17th-OES: Star of the Valley Meetings @ 7:30 PM
4-Bro Lee Wilson (Mr President) will receive his 50 Year Pin from the Lodge!!!
5th, 12th, 19th & 26th-Riverside Hi12 at Evergreen Lodge @ 11:30 am (Lunch and Speakers)
11th-Moreno Valley Masonic Family Dinner @ 6:30 PM
11th-Lodge holds Stated Meeting\ELECTION OF OFFICERS (DUES CARDS ARE REQ’D) @ 7:30 PM
12th-Order or the Amaranth-Mission Bell Court 156/Stated Meeting at Evergreen Lodge 7:30pm
15th-District Officers School of Instruction held at Redlands Lodge/Dinner @ 6:30 PM, Meeting @ 7:30 PM
16th & 30th-Moreno Valley Chapter of Demolay Meetings @ 7:00 PM
18th-Bro Craig Pitts will be raised to the Sublime Degree of a Master Mason
25th-Thanksgiving Day/Lodge is DARK
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818th & 822nd Masonic District Lodges
Regularly Scheduled Events:
Moreno Valley #804 (818)
Lodge Family Dinner @ 6:30 2nd Thursday
Lodge Stated Meeting @ 7:30 2nd Thursday
Order of Eastern Star (Ladies& Men) @ 7:30 1st and 3rd Wednesday (Dark In July/Aug)
OES Go-fer Club @ 6:30 PM 4th Tuesday (at Member's home)
Amaranth Mission Bell Court (Ladies& Men) @ 6:30 4th Wednesday (at Members home)
Order of Demolay (Boys)@ 7:00 2nd and 4th Tuesday
Job's Daughters (Girls) @ 7:00 PM 1st and 3rd Tuesday
Executive Committee @ 7:00 PM 2nd Wednesday
KSTA (Building Assoc.) @ 6:30 PM 2nd Monday
Fellowship Lodge #668 @ Yucaipa (818)
Lodge Family Dinner @ 6:30 PM on the 1st Tuesday
Lodge Stated Meeting @ 7:30 PM on the 1st Tuesday
Order of Eastern Star (Ladies& Men) @ 7:030 PM on the 1st and 3rd Thursday
OES Supporting Club Meeting (name, time and day unknown)
The Gold Club @ 1:00 PM on the 4th Thursday
Order of Demolay (Boys) @ 7:00 PM on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday
Rainbow for Girls (Girls) @ 7:00 PM on the 1st and 3rd Monday
Rainbow Board Meeting @ 7:00 PM is changing. Will advise when confirmed.
Golden Slipper @ 11:30 AM (at Members homes) on the 4th Tuesday
Yucaipa Hi12 Lunch Club @ 11:30 AM on the 2nd and 4th Friday-909-795-5933 (Marvin Hutchinson)
YMHA (Building Assoc.) @ 7:00 PM on the Last Thursday
Redlands Lodge #300 (818)
Family Ballroom Dancing Lessons @ 5:30 PM on the 1st Monday
Lodge Family Dinner @ 6:30 PM on the 1st Monday
Lodge Stated Meeting @ 7:30 PM on the 1st Monday
Order of Demolay (Boys) @ 7:00 PM on the 1st and 3rd Thursday
Job's Daughters (Girls) 7:00 PM on the 2nd and 4th Thursday
Royal Arch Chapter @ 7:30 PM on the last Wednesday
RMTA (Building Assoc.) @ 7:00 PM on the 3rd Thursday
Evergreen Lodge #259 (822)
Lodge Family Dinner @ 6:30 PM on the 1st Wednesday
Lodge Stated Meeting @ 7:30 PM on the 1st Wednesday
Order of Eastern Star (Ladies& Men) @ 7:00 PM on the 1st and 3rd Monday
OES Supporting Club Meeting (name, time and day unknown)
Job's Daughters (Girls) @ STARTING IN SEPTEMBER, every 2nd Tues @ 7:00 PM and every 4th Saturday @ 10:00 AM
Rainbow Girls Committee @ 7:00 PM on the 2nd & 4th Monday
Order of the Amaranth (Ladies& Men) @ 7:30 PM on the 2nd Friday
Riverside Hi12 Lunch Club @ 11:30 AM on every Friday-951-243-6379 (Mel Brooks)
Ladies of the Oriental Shrine @ 7:00 PM on the 1st Thursday
EMTA (Building Assoc.) @ 7:00 PM on the 1st Tuesday
Temescal Palms Lodge #314 (822)
Lodge Family Dinner @ 6:30 PM on the 1st Tuesday
Lodge Stated Meeting @ 7:30 PM on the 1st Tuesday
Order of Eastern Star (Ladies& Men) @ 7:00 PM on the 2nd and 4th Monday
OES Supporting Club Meeting (name, time and day unknown)
TPTA (Building Assoc.) @ 7:00 PM on the 3rd Monday
Riverside Lodge #635 (822)
Lodge Family Dinner @ 6:30 PM on the 1st Thursday
Lodge Stated Meeting @ 7:30 PM on the 1st Thursday
Order of Eastern Star (Ladies& Men) @ 7:00 PM on the 2nd and 4th Monday
OES Supporting Club Meeting (name time and day unknown)
Job's Daughters (Girls) @ 7:00 PM on the 1st and 3rd Monday
Rainbow for Girls (Girls) @ 7:00 PM on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday
Royal Arch Commandry @ 7:30 PM on the 1st Wednesday
Royal Arch Chapter and Council @ 6:30 on the 3rd Wednesday
RMTA (Building Assoc.) @ 5:30 PM on the 1st Thursday
Beaumont Area (818)
Beaumont Hi12 @ Noon at the Elks Club in Beaumont
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Monday Night Football at
Loma Linda Veterans Hospital
We will be BBQing Hot Dogs and Hot Links at the VA again this year for the Vets.
Put this very cool and fun weekly event on your calendar and you will NOT BE SORRY!! The gathering begins at 5 PM and we serve at 5:30 PM, which is KICK OFF time.
This is what Masons Do..
Fraternally,
Bro Duane Terkildsen
Moreno Valley 804
dterkildsen@alliedaeroeng.com (CELL) 909-200-9622
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HALL FOR RENT HALL FOR RENT HALL FOR RENT
Did You know....
the Lodge Banquet room is for rent for most any sort of event? Please contact Brother Pete Serbantes if you, or someone you know is looking for a place to hold "that special event.
Contact Brother Pete at 951-697-9088 or at peterserbantes@yahoo.com
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Moreno Valley Masonic Lodge 804
will hold it's
50th Installation of Officers
Friday, December 3, 2010
at
7:00 PM
at
Montee Masonic Center
24740 Sunnymead Blvd
Moreno Valley, CA 92556
Everyone is Invited!!! It may be very crowded
So get there early to have a good chair!!!
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HIGH TWELVE HAPPENINGS
Riverside Hi12 Club @ Evergreen Lodge 635
Meets Fridays @ 11:30 AM
Lunch and A Speaker..what more could ask for?
$10 per person
Thanks;
Mel Brooks
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This email is sent out on behalf of, and approved by,
Wor Patrick Janitell, Master of Moreno Valley Lodge 804.
If you wish to be taken off this email list, simply REPLY and state "Remove Me" and you'll be immediately removed. Thank You!!
Editor
John Cover Spear, PM
Moreno Valley Lodge 804, PM
Membership Development Committee Chairman: if you need assistance, please don't hesitate to contact me.
We are here to serve you!!!
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A special edition of the
Moreno Valley EBLAST
The November E-Trestleboard is at
that is THREE (3) underscores
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Special Friends:
Please mark your calendars and join with us celebrating
Bro Lee Wilson
(Mr. President)
Receiving the
Golden Veteran’s Award
(Fifty years as a Master Mason)
Thursday, November 4, 2010
7:00 P.M.
Montee Masonic Center
24740 Sunnymead Blvd.,
Moreno Valley, Ca. 92553-3784
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It is with Great Sadness that I report that
Wor Brother Robert L. Everett, PM
(Evergreen Lodge #259)
Passed away on Saturday
October 30th.
Services for Wor Robert L. Everett will be Saturday the 6th at 11:00 A.M.
at Olivewood Cemetery on Central Avenue.
There will be a memorial service following at Evergreen Lodge at 12:00.
Wor Brother Bob was
Initiated 7/13/1977
Passed 11/23/1977
Raised 1/18/1978
Served the Lodge as
Master, Sr Warden, Jr Warden & Treasurer
Received the Hiram Award in 1995
He was a 25+ Year Member
Please keep his family in your prayers!
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There are 10 junior enlisted soldiers overseas who have not received any type of mail what-so-ever. Can you all think of different organizations or buddies who would like to sponsor some soldiers? I can find out there interest and what they might like to have. Help me out here gang. johne@westcoastservices.com
Our brother and former Inspector, and 50 year member, Bill Jones , passed away Saturday .
A masonic funeral service will be held at Garden of Prayer Mortuary November 1, which is next Monday.
All brothers should be there by 10:45 so the aprons can be handed out and get organized to process in .
Howard Born will be presiding with Frank Lee and John Channon assisting.
The service will be followed by final rites at Riverside National Cemetery at 12:30 and then gather at Riverside Lodge on Palm Ave. at 1:30 for refreshments.
TRESTLEBOARD/NEWSLETTER
October is NOW Available
You can go to the website below:
Our monthly newsletter has been posted to your website listed below
Please click on the link at the top Left of your screen that says “NEWSLETTERS”.
Below is the direct link to the November Trestleboard:
http://socalmasons.com/uploads/MV10-01-10-web1.pdf
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Attention all those receiving this E-Blast!!
~~~~This is a NEW REQUEST FOR INFORMATION~~~~
If you have an event or information you want passed on, please send me information in the Arial Font. I am having trouble with other Fonts and system formatting. If you'll send your information in Arial, I'll copy and paste. If you want me to add photos or graphics, attach them to your information so that I can insert it in the publication. I appreciate the Newsletters you send, but I have found that what I pull out and insert is not always what was desired, format wise.
Thanks for reading this E-Blast and I hope it’s of value to you.
John Cover Spear, PM
Moreno Valley
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Dear Friends and Family,
If you would like to share with my family in the support of my beloved daughter's remembrance and a good cause you can click the link to our team page below. If you could forward this to anyone that may have similar experiences and may want to participate, it would be appreciated. Your love and support has been a blessing.
http://www.active.com/donate/walktoremember-ie/LDelgad16
Jonathan Delgado
"Soft and Safe to thee my Brother"
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Please keep
Wor Brother Robert "Bob" Everett,
and his family,
in your thoughts and prayers
as he is at home and very ill.
Wor Bob has been very active at Evergreen Lodge and at the
San Bernardino Scottish Rite for YEARS.
Worshipful Brother William "Bill" Jones,
of Riverside Lodge # 635.....
Raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason on January 9, 1960.....
a 3xPast Master,a Past Inspector in that Lodges corresponding Districts,
a 50 year member and a Hiram Award Recipient
passed away on Friday, October 15.
The funeral and memorial arrangements are being finalized at this time.
Worhipful Brother Archer Durrant
of Yuciapa Lodge #668.....
Raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason on March 25, 1958.....
a Past Master, Past Candidate's Coach, Past Chaplain
and Hiram Award Recipient
passed away on Thursday, October 14th
after a short illness.
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MASONIC EDUCATION FOR THE WEEK!!
This from the October, 2010 edition of the
Southern California Research Lodge F&AM
Research Paper
Lodge Jurisdiction
California Lodges have no geographical jurisdictional boundaries, i.e., an applicant for the degrees in Masonry may apply to any Lodge within the state, provided of course, that the usual requirements for membership are met. Thus, to Californians, the geographical jurisdiction seems strange. For Example, in some states a Lodge's geographical jurisdiction "shall extend halfway to the nearest Lodge meeting location by a straight line measurement in any, and every, direction'.
(Kentucky Home Journal, September 2010, pending legislation)
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From Moreno Valley Job's Daughters;;;
All money is due in from the Macy's Shop 4 A Cause fundraiser - all tickets must be accounted for so if you have any unsold books please bring them in, if you dont have the the tickets then you need to bring the money in.
All money is due in from the Juice it up Fundraiser. Any unsold books must be returned in new condition, any damaged or lost books must be paid for.
There is only two weeks left to send in suggestions for ritual changes, is there anything in the ritual that you think should be changed? Anything to add? Please let us know!
We will be assigning new stations for the next term, please think of what station you would like and let Mrs. Schoben know, also think of alternate stations (your top 3 pics). November 2nd is the deadline. Please remember that if you are interested in running as a line officer, you CANNOT discuss it with any of the other girls or adults!
xoxoxxo
Mrs. Judge
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Upcoming Events for Moreno Valley Masonic Family Events:
October
4th, 11th, 18th and 25th-Monday Night Football and Loma Linda Veterans Hospital @ 5:00 PM
5th and 19th-Job's Daughters Meeting @ 7:00 PM
6th (Elections) and 20th-OES: Star of the Valley Meetings @ 7:30 PM
7th-Lodge has a 3rd Degree Practice
8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th-Riverside Hi12 at Evergreen Lodge @ 11:30 am (Lunch and Speakers)
9th-OES: Star of the Valley hosts Wine Tasting @ the Lodge @ 7:00 PM
9th thru the 17th-Lodge sponsors a Child ID Booth at the Lodge. We need Masonic Family to Staff the Booth
12th and 26th-Moreno Valley Chapter of Demolay Meetings @ 7:00 PM
14th-Moreno Valley Masonic Family Dinner @ 6:30 PM
14th-Lodge holds Stated Meeting @ 7:30 PM
20th thru 23rd-Order of Eastern Star's Grand Court Sessions
21st-District Officers School of Instruction held at Moreno Valley Lodge/Dinner @ 6:30 PM, Meeting @ 7:30 PM
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MASONIC EDUCATION FOR THE WEEK!!
This from the October, 2010 edition of the
Southern California Research Lodge F&AM
Research Paper
Lodge Jurisdiction
California Lodges have no geographical jurisdictional boundaries, i.e., an applicant for the degrees in Masonry may apply to any Lodge within the state, provided of course, that the usual requirements for membership are met. Thus, to Californians, the geographical jurisdiction seems strange. For Example, in some states a Lodge's geographical jurisdiction "shall extend halfway to the nearest Lodge meeting location by a straight line measurement in any, and every, direction'.
(Kentucky Home Journal, September 2010, pending legislation)
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818th & 822nd Masonic District Lodges
Regularly Scheduled Events:
Moreno Valley #804 (818)
Lodge Family Dinner @ 6:30 2nd Thursday
Lodge Stated Meeting @ 7:30 2nd Thursday
Order of Eastern Star (Ladies & Men) @ 7:30 1st and 3rd Wednesday (Dark In July/Aug)
OES Go-fer Club @ 6:30 PM 4th Tuesday (at Member's home)
Amaranth Mission Bell Court (Ladies & Men) @ 6:30 4th Wednesday (at Members home)
Order of Demolay (Boys)@ 7:00 2nd and 4th Tuesday
Job's Daughters (Girls) @ 7:00 PM 1st and 3rd Tuesday
Executive Committee @ 7:00 PM 2nd Wednesday
KSTA (Building Assoc.) @ 6:30 PM 2nd Monday
Fellowship Lodge #668 @ Yucaipa (818)
Lodge Family Dinner @ 6:30 PM on the 1st Tuesday
Lodge Stated Meeting @ 7:30 PM on the 1st Tuesday
Order of Eastern Star (Ladies & Men) @ 7:030 PM on the 1st and 3rd Thursday
OES Supporting Club Meeting (name, time and day unknown)
The Gold Club @ 1:00 PM on the 4th Thursday
Order of Demolay (Boys) @ 7:00 PM on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday
Rainbow for Girls (Girls) @ 7:00 PM on the 1st and 3rd Monday
Rainbow Board Meeting @ 7:00 PM is changing. Will advise when confirmed.
Golden Slipper @ 11:30 AM (at Members homes) on the 4th Tuesday
Yucaipa Hi12 Lunch Club @ 11:30 AM on the 2nd and 4th Friday-909-795-5933 (Marvin Hutchinson)
YMHA (Building Assoc.) @ 7:00 PM on the Last Thursday
Redlands Lodge #300 (818)
Family Ballroom Dancing Lessons @ 5:30 PM on the 1st Monday
Lodge Family Dinner @ 6:30 PM on the 1st Monday
Lodge Stated Meeting @ 7:30 PM on the 1st Monday
Order of Demolay (Boys) @ 7:00 PM on the 1st and 3rd Thursday
Job's Daughters (Girls) 7:00 PM on the 2nd and 4th Thursday
Royal Arch Chapter @ 7:30 PM on the last Wednesday
RMTA (Building Assoc.) @ 7:00 PM on the 3rd Thursday
Evergreen Lodge #259 (822)
Lodge Family Dinner @ 6:30 PM on the 1st Wednesday
Lodge Stated Meeting @ 7:30 PM on the 1st Wednesday
Order of Eastern Star (Ladies & Men) @ 7:00 PM on the 1st and 3rd Monday
OES Supporting Club Meeting (name, time and day unknown)
Job's Daughters (Girls) @ STARTING IN SEPTEMBER, every 2nd Tues @ 7:00 PM and every 4th Saturday @ 10:00 AM
Rainbow Girls Committee @ 7:00 PM on the 2nd & 4th Monday
Order of the Amaranth (Ladies & Men) @ 7:30 PM on the 2nd Friday
Riverside Hi12 Lunch Club @ 11:30 AM on every Friday-951-243-6379 (Mel Brooks)
Ladies of the Oriental Shrine @ 7:00 PM on the 1st Thursday
EMTA (Building Assoc.) @ 7:00 PM on the 1st Tuesday
Temescal Palms Lodge #314 (822)
Lodge Family Dinner @ 6:30 PM on the 1st Tuesday
Lodge Stated Meeting @ 7:30 PM on the 1st Tuesday
Order of Eastern Star (Ladies & Men) @ 7:00 PM on the 2nd and 4th Monday
OES Supporting Club Meeting (name, time and day unknown)
TPTA (Building Assoc.) @ 7:00 PM on the 3rd Monday
Riverside Lodge #635 (822)
Lodge Family Dinner @ 6:30 PM on the 1st Thursday
Lodge Stated Meeting @ 7:30 PM on the 1st Thursday
Order of Eastern Star (Ladies & Men) @ 7:00 PM on the 2nd and 4th Monday
OES Supporting Club Meeting (name time and day unknown)
Job's Daughters (Girls) @ 7:00 PM on the 1st and 3rd Monday
Rainbow for Girls (Girls) @ 7:00 PM on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday
Royal Arch Commandry @ 7:30 PM on the 1st Wednesday
Royal Arch Chapter and Council @ 6:30 on the 3rd Wednesday
RMTA (Building Assoc.) @ 5:30 PM on the 1st Thursday
Beaumont Area (818)
Beaumont Hi12 @ Noon at the Elks Club in Beaumont
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DEGREE WORK AT THE LODGE
There will be Degree work on the 3rd Degree (2nd Section, I believe) this week, on Thursday, at the Lodge. Start time is usually 7 PM. All Master Masons are invited to attend and assist.
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Monday Night Football at
Loma Linda Veterans Hospital
We will be BBQing Hot Dogs and Hot Links at the VA again this year for the Vets.
Put this very cool and fun weekly event on your calendar and you will NOT BE SORRY!! The gathering begins at 5 PM and we serve at 5:30 PM, which is KICK OFF time.
This is what Masons Do..
Fraternally,
Bro Duane Terkildsen
Moreno Valley 804
(CELL) 909-200-9622
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HALL FOR RENT..HALL FOR RENT..HALL FOR RENT
Did You know....
the Lodge Banquet room is for rent for most any sort of event? Please contact Brother Pete Serbantes if you, or someone you know is looking for a place to hold "that special event.
Contact Brother Pete at 951-697-9088 or at peterserbantes@yahoo.com
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Moreno Valley's
Star of the Valley Chapter of Order of Eastern Star
will hold it's
31st Installation of Officers
on Saturday, November 6, 2010
at
2:00 PM
at
Montee Masonic Center
24740 Sunnymead Blvd
Moreno Valley, CA 92556
Everyone is Invited!!!
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HIGH TWELVE HAPPENINGS
Riverside Hi12 Club @ Evergreen Lodge 635
Meets Fridays @ 11:30 AM
Lunch and A Speaker..what more could ask for?
$10 per person
Thanks;
Mel Brooks
