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Vol. 4 - Issue 1 September 2012 Northern Lights District Grand Lodge of Alberta
Lead, support, inspire, educate, and have fun! District Deputy Grand Master’s Message Di
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s one year closes another begins and like a new chapter in our history we have our work cut out for us as we continue the momentum built by our predecessors. It is at this point we should pause a moment and take the time to acknowledge R. W. Bro. Angus and congratulate him on a job well done and his efforts, dedication and commitment to the craft and our principles is a fine example and one that should be emulated. In my travels throughout the district I have noticed that we have many pockets of excellence as each one of us has a strength that we bring to our lodge, weather it be our enjoyment of doing ritual, organizing social events or preparing papers, we encourage each of you to step forward and be active. A theme and common misconception from my point of view is that we refer to it as the Masters year and his alone to make it successful, it is only the Masters year to have the privilege of leading the lodge, it is always the lodges’ year and together you can be successful as a team.
How do we hope to achieve this goal? With the assistance and support of our Past, Present and future members, with this balance we can all Lead, Support, Inspire, Educate and have fun while we collectively contribute to and celebrate our successes. As some of you may be aware we are doing something a little different this year with our District meeting and I would encourage you all to participate as we will be having our District Meeting on Saturday, October 27 in Onoway at the Onoway High school, there will be a ladies program and banquet in the evening. We hope this will afford the opportunity to Onoway lodge for some positive public relations in the community and create some interest in the craft. I want to thank you for the privileged and honour of being your District Deputy Grand Master and I look forward to serving our district. Sincerely, R.W. Bro. Ken Glazebrook
In this Issue… Masonic Foundation update Bursary Award DDGM Candidate profiles Northern Lights now online Book Review Tri-Jurisdictional Lodge 2012 District & Perpetual Calendar Lodge Directory
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Your Input Is Needed! Greetings Brethren, we hope you have enjoyed our publications and found them informative, thoughtprovoking and interesting. In order to make this a continued success and valuable to the lodges in the district we need your help. If you have any articles of interest, Masonic trivia, jokes, pictures, cartoons, stories, pictures or just want to promote an up-coming or past event please make your submission to the editor northernlightsdistrict@gmail.com they will be thankfully received and faithfully applied. The deadline for submissions for the next issue is November 15, 2012. EDITORS NOTE: The Editors of the Northern Lights District Luminaries reserve the right to modify or edit articles for content, space and harmony. The views and opinions expressed in this publication do not reflect the views and opinions of the Grand Lodge of Alberta, Northern Lights District, Lodges or individual members.
District Committee 2012-2013 RWBro. Ken Glazebrook (#142) District Deputy Grand Master 780-231-6880 kenneth_glazebrook@hotmail.com W. Bro. Michael Bayrak (#142) (DDGM Candidate) Masonic Research and Education Coordinator 780-982-5985 mikebayrak@gmail.com W. Bro. Don Mah (#91) Masonic Higher Education Bursary Representative 780-499-2586 blombuds@telusplanet.net W. Bro. Wayne Barker (#166) Masonic Foundation Representative 780-475-1500 wabarker@shaw.ca R.W. Bro. Angus Stewart (#166) Chairman of the District Nomination Committee 780-922-2621 anguscstewart@hotmail.com V. W. Bro. Kenn Culbertson (#166) (DDGM Candidate) Chairman Special Events Committee 780-914-3952 kpcul@telus.net <<<< Luminaries front page photo of Northern Lights at Ghost Lake, Alberta taken by Bro. Joe Zasada, Greisbach Lodge #191. Thank you, brother!
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Annual District Meeting & Dinner Saturday October 27, 2012 Onoway, AB All Master Masons can vote in person at the Annual District Meeting on Saturday October 27, 2012 at the Onoway High School Gymnasium, 4704 Lac Ste. Anne Trail, Onoway, AB Registration: Education: Lunch: Meeting / Ladies Program: Cocktails: Dinner:
10:00 AM 11:00 AM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM 4:00 PM 5:00 PM
Lodges who have one or more of their Worshipful Master and Wardens in attendance get a minimum of 3 votes.
Meal Tickets Tickets purchased before October 1st, 2012: $10 Lunch $20 Ladies Program $50 Dinner $100 Couple package (2 lunch, 2 dinner, ladies program) Tickets purchased after October 1st, 2012 $15 Lunch $30 Ladies Program $60 Dinner $140 Couple package (2 lunch, 2 dinner, ladies program) Tickets must be purchased before October 15th, 2012 from: RWBro. Ken Glazebrook: 780-231-6880 kenneth_glazebrook@hotmail.com VWBro. Kenn Culbertson: 780-914-3952 kpcul@telus.net
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Masonic Higher Education Bursary Fund continues to help dozens of youth
R.W. Bro. Ken Glazebrook presents Bursary Certificate to Nicole Denis with mother in attendance. Also pictured, R.W. Bro. Jack McBride and R.W. Bro. Chris Batty To Whomever It May Concern, My name is Nicole Denis and I am honoured that I have been chosen to receive one out of onehundred Masonic Higher Education Bursaries. I plan to attend NAIT and complete my Human Resources Diploma and with your help I will follow through on my plan. I was worried that school would not be an option for me with my familyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s financial problems, but the Masons have made my goal one step closer; for everything counts. The Masons have made it clear to me that anything is possible, for I was not an A+ student in school and for that I was worried any scholarship or bursary would not even take the time of day to look me over. Ken Glazebrook made me feel important knowing that everything Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve done for my community meant something more than my grades ever did.
Ken also encouraged me to do more and become more with my schooling. I am planning to apply for this Bursary next year because I know everyone gets a chance; not only a first one but a second one as well. I am proud of myself knowing I can tell people I will be attending post-secondary and I will be forever grateful knowing the Masonic Bursary helped me. After I complete my schooling I hope to become an employee at Suncor, and once I do. I plan on letting the world know that the only reason I made it where I desired was all thanks to the Masons. Once again thank-you for your support and I encourage anyone who is in need of financial support to apply for the Masonic Higher Education Bursary because they do make a difference.
Nicole Denis
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Missing Children Society gets support from Masonic Foundation By: District Rep. R.W. Bro. Angus Stewart
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ll of us who have children have probably experienced a twinge of panic when on checking the backyard where a child was playing a few moments earlier, discover that they have vanished. Where did they go? Did the child wander off alone? Are they across the road or did they go down the street to play with a friend. If we don’t find the child after searching for several minutes our worst fear would be, was the child abducted?
Angus Stewart presents a cheque to Alix Williams of the Missing Children Society of Canada The Masonic Foundation of Alberta was formed in principle as a result of resolutions passed at the 1989 and 1990Grand Lodge of Alberta Communications. Previous to that date a Grand Master’s committee was struck to begin the process of establishing a Masonic Charitable Foundation in Alberta. It was from the roots of that committee that, in 1991, was brought about the formal organization and structure of the Foundation. While the Foundation has a number of objectives the two basic goals are: To encourage, stimulate and assist financially, various Lodges that have identified particular Charitable projects. It is the hope of the foundation that it can match financially the funds raised by the local Lodge for a specific registered charity. To identify worthy charitable projects that can be funded directly by the Foundation. These projects, which are focused upon helping young people, can either be long term or short term. The Masonic Foundation of Alberta is a Registered Charity: 88740 3996 RR0001 Our Mailing Address is: PO Box 77069 Station Main St. Albert, AB T8N 6C1 www.masonicfoundationofalberta.ca
Alix Williams, Sr. Development Officers for the Missing Children Society of Canada, was our guest speaker in May. The Missing Children Society of Canada (MCSC) was created in 1986 in order to actively search for missing children assisting law enforcement, and provide support for searching families. When a child goes missing, about 1 hour is spent searching by the family before contacting the police. The police will search for 2 -4 hours before calling an Amber Alert; 6 to 8 hours may have gone by before the community is notified, and by this time a child could be across the border in a neighbouring province or even in Montana. Time is critical. More than 50,000 children go missing in Canada every year. About 35,000 kids are found within 7 days, especially teens. Around 20% of the cases in Canada are in Alberta with 50% to 60% being parental abductions. About 20% are runaways, and 2% to 5% of the kids are abducted by strangers. The MCSC never stop searching. In one case a daughter was found after 18 years when she was 22 years old. The MCSC, being non-profit, does get assistance from one of the airlines to transport investigators in cross-border abductions, and they also receive aid from pro-bono lawyers. Further information on this very worthy organization and information on geo-targeted apps for an iPhone or Blackberry can be found on their website at www.mcsc.ca .
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Your candidates for District Deputy Grand Master for 2013-2014 V. W. Bro. Kenn Culbertson Kenn is a third generation Mason, as his Grandfather and Father both were members of West Edmonton #101. Calder community in Edmonton was the place he spent his school years. Kenn graduated from Queen Elizabeth High School in 1970. Early in 1971 he began his career at Canadian National Railways as a Yardman, which again followed in his fathers footsteps. In 1974 CNR offered a Locomotive Engineer training course at Gimili Manitoba. Kenn successfully completed the course and practical training. In May of 1974 he became a qualified Locomotive Engineer. This position he held for 32 years at Canadian National. In 2006 there was an opportunity to transfer to VIA Rail Canada which led to a short 2 year career as a Passenger Locomotive Engineer. In 2008 Kenn retired from serious railroading and took a part time job as a conductor at Fort Edmonton Park on the heritage Edmonton Yukon and Pacific Railway. Kenn was initiated in Evergreen Lodge # 166 in June of 2005, passed September 2005 and raised in October 2005 and served as Worshipful Master in 2010. In November 2011, he affiliated with Baseline Lodge # 198. Kenn is also a 32 Degree A.A.S.R Mason. For Northern Lights District, Kenn has been Masonic Higher Education Bursary Representative in 2009 -2010 and District Secretary 2011-2012. In June 2011, Kenn was appointed Senior Grand Deacon of the Grand Lodge of Alberta serving under the direction of Most Worshipful Brother Peter Dunlop. Also in June of 2011 Kenn was successful in being elected to the Board of General Purpose for a term of 3 years. Thereafter he was appointed to the Finance Committee for the Grand Lodge of Alberta.
During Kenn's career owing to the irregular hours of a Locomotive Engineer there was little time for true commitments other than family. As he neared retirement there was a need to fill a void that was coming. Masonry has more than done just that by the fellowship and visitation that are cornerstones to our fraternity. Kenn is married to Phyllis and their family includes four children and four wonderful grandchildren. Outside of Freemasonry Kenn enjoys, railroad train modelling, golf, curling, travelling and volunteering.
Annual District Meeting All Master Masons can vote in person at the Annual District Meeting on Saturday October 27, 2012 at the Onoway High School Gymnasium, 4704 Lac Ste. Anne Trail, Onoway, AB.
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Your candidates for District Deputy Grand Master for 2013-2014 W. Bro. Michael Bayrak Michael graduated from NAIT in Computer Systems Technology and is currently an I.T. Delivery Manager for the Enterprise Content Management Division of ARC Business Solutions Inc., who he has worked for since 2001. Some of his work contracts have taken him to various cities in the U.S. where he has enjoyed visiting Masonic lodges and sites and connecting with the brethren there. Michael was raised to the Sublime Degree of a Master Mason in June 1997. He served his lodge as Worshipful Master in 2006 and is currently the Registrar, Webmaster, and Mentoring Chairman. In June 2012, he was appointed as the District Education Coordinator for the Northern Lights District.
Annual District Meeting All Master Masons can vote in person at the Annual District Meeting on Saturday October 27, 2012 at the Onoway High School Gymnasium, 4704 Lac Ste. Anne Trail, Onoway, AB Registration: Education: Lunch: Meeting / Ladies Program: Cocktails: Dinner:
10:00 AM 11:00 AM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM 4:00 PM 5:00 PM
Tickets available from: RWBro. Ken Glazebrook: 780-231-6880 Ken_Glazebrook@Mitel.com VWBro. Kenn Culbertson: 780-914-3952 kpcul@telus.net
Michael is also a member of Edmonton Valley A&ASR, Capital City Chapter #13 RAM, and Yellowhead District #220 AMD. He is also the Grand Representative from the Grand Lodge of Kansas, and a member of The Masonic Society where he has had Masonic educational papers published in their Journal. He has been active in e-Masonry in discussing the Craft with brethren worldwide. Michael enjoys playing music, hiking and skiing in the mountains, Oilers hockey, blogging about politics, and collecting and reading books about Freemasonry.
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Northern Lights now online! Not only do we have this newsletter that we make available, but the District is now online with our own website containing a District lodge map, calendar, and a place to view all the past issues of the Luminaries. And to get the word out about whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s going on with the District and her lodges, we also have a Facebook page and Twitter account. The accounts are as follows:
Website:
www.northernlightsdistrict.org
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/northernlightsdistrict
Twitter:
www.twitter.com/NLDistrict
Email:
northernlightsdistrict@gmail.com
www.northernlightsdistrict.org
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“The Secret Psychology of Freemasonry— Alchemy, Gnosis, and the Science of the Craft” by Cliff Porter Book Review by W. Bro. Michael Bayrak, District Education Coordinator
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hile Freemasonry is rich in philosophy and has had hundreds of books published on that topic, in the last decade, we are now seeing a renaissance of Masonic scholars delving into the psychological aspects of how our ritual and symbolism exposes the mysteries of our inner being. This book is one of those scholarly works—containing some of the deepest insights I have ever read on explaining and showing a brother Mason the Jungian archetypal psychology of the various aspects of his character. Bro. Cliff Porter, with his professional background in criminal investigations and interviewing, opens up in how he reads and deals with people by noticing the human sensing words they choose to communicate with and then equates these words with our dominating personality types. For example, some of us say, “I saw him speak” rather than “I heard him speak”. This is revealing. But even more telling is how these types are placed in each quarter of our self-awareness as presented in our Masonic ritual, and how symbolism like the circle and square map out our character. The book is also rife with alchemical and Latin translations, carefully digging at the root of the intended meanings. Early on in the book, the subject focus waivered a bit for me, but as I read on, Cliff asked for patience, and then everything tied together in an inspirational finale exposing what he believes to be, the secret essence of the Craft. From this book, you can tell that Brother Porter is passionate about Masonry, and knowing that he is a driving force behind rejuvenating the Craft in the Colorado area and beyond, this book speaks to you like his Great Work—a true labour of love, enjoyable and deeply selfeducational. I rate this book four Blazing Stars out of five. Brother Porter is the featured author at the 2013 Masonic Spring Workshop in Kananaskis, Paster Master of Enlightenment Lodge 198 in Colorado Springs, Colorado where he works as a homicide detective for the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office. Brother Porter is also recognized nationally for his work in teaching and presenting on the areas of Subconscious Communications as it relates to personal interactions and communications.
W. Bro. Cliff Porter (author) and Bayrak at Masonic Week in Alexandria, Virginia 2008
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Tri-Jurisdictional Lodge Brethren gathering in Moose Jaw September 28th – 30th, 2012 The Grand Lodge Jurisdictions of Alberta, Montana, & Saskatchewan, September 28 & 29, 2012, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada. Welcome to this our third annual Outdoor Roaming Lodge and the first in Saskatchewan. We have good reason to be together – to share aspects of our beloved fraternity with Brethren from another jurisdiction and to enjoy the fellowship and goodwill that follows when “good men and true” get together. You don’t want to miss out on this event so go to the following link for more information: http://www.saskmasons.ca Your Host, Bro Carl Krause, Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan
If You Are, You Will My Brother Be If you believe in A Great Architect, And only if;
If your job, its satisfaction done, And life’s a plateau, Life its stillness bore:
If you ask questions That gives no answers; Why, what or who am I:
If you are a man Good and true And live God’s chosen paths;
If you have loved And all the joys of love, Mellowed to its highest heights;
If you ask, Is life a tireless search With no end?
If you weep at a man’s woes And his pain is your pain; His anguish needs
If life’s eternal lesson learned And have been rewarded With God’s gifts of joy and blessings;
Then, time is right, My good fellow, You are
You carefully soothe: If the moons no more Your ambition keep Or at least the direction know; If the hard and stony path Is but behind And not ahead of you;
If you have the heart and soul, And the precious hours To share this joy with other fellowmen: If within you, lies a heart That stirs for more, And you know not why;
And you will, my brother be. -Lalkumar
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District Calendar Lodge Keystone Event Lodge Jasper #14 Patricia #91 Saskatchewan #92 West Edmonton. #101 Onoway #138 Ivanhoe #142 Mayerthorpe #148 Whitecourt #153 Yellowknife #162 Evergreen #166 Mystic Tie #188
Event Unknown Blarney Night New Years Levee Unknown Bangers and Mash Builders Night Unknown Ladies Night Ladies Night Western Night Rail Road Night
DDGM Official Visits 2012/2013 Date Unknown March 12th, 2012 January 1st, 2013 Date May 22nd, 2013 November 15th, 2012 unknown October 6th, 2012 January 12th, 2013 May 13th, 2013 September 30th, 2012
Lodge Social Eventâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Patricia #91
Ladies Night
February 23rd, 2013
Lodge Installations Lodge Jasper #14 Patricia #91 Saskatchewan #92 West Edmonton. #101 Onoway #138 Ivanhoe #142 Mayerthorpe #148 Whitecourt #153 Yellowknife #162 Evergreen #166 Mystic Tie #188
Date September 29th, 2012 June 11th, 2013 December 13th, 2012 June 5th, 2013 June 27th, 2012 December 20th, 2012 January 3rd, 2013 January 3rd, 2013 January 12th, 2013 December 10th, 2012 June 12th, 2013
Notes Conflict Tri-Jurisdictional Confirmed Confirmed Confirmed Confirmed Confirmed Confirmed Confirmed Confirmed Confirmed Confirmed
NOTE: The dates listed on this page are tentative and scheduled to change, please watch for updates. Thursday, September 6th, 2012 Ivanhoe #142 will be receiving R.W. Bro. Ken Glazebrook for his official visit at 7:30 pm at Freemasons Hall, Edmonton. Wednesday, September 26th, 2012 Onoway #138 will be receiving R.W. Bro. Ken Glazebrook for his official visit at 7:30 pm at the Onoway Legion, Onoway. Saturday, September 29th, 2012 Tri-jurisdictional event in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan. Thursday, October 4th, 2012 Whitecourt #153 will be receiving R.W. Bro. Ken Glazebrook for his official visit at 8: 00 pm. at the Forest Interpretive Centre, Whitecourt. Thursday, October 11th, 2012 Saskatchewan #92 will be receiving R.W. Bro. Ken Glazebrook for his official visit at 7:30 pm at Freemasons Hall, Edmonton. Saturday, October 27th, 2012 Nothern Lights District Meeting at the Onoway High School 4704 Lac Ste. Anne Trail Onoway. Registration at 10:00am, Education 11:00 am, Lunch 12:00 pm and Meeting and Ladies Program at 1:00 pm. Dinner at 5:00 pm Ladies Program at 1:00 pm Wednesday, November 7th, 2012 West Edmonton #101 will be receiving R.W. Bro. Ken Glazebrook for his official visit at 7:30 pm at Freemasons Hall, Edmonton. Tuesday, November 13th, 2012 Patricia #91 will be receiving R.W. Bro. Ken Glazebrook for his official visit at 7:30 pm at Freemasons Hall, Edmonton. Wednesday, January 9th, 2013 Mystic Tie #188 will be receiving R.W. Bro. Ken Glazebrook for his official visit at 7:30 pm at Freemasons Hall, Edmonton. Saturday, January 12th, 2013 Yellowknife #162 will be receiving R.W. Bro. Ken Glazebrook for his official visit at 2:00 pm at Yellowknife Masonic Hall, Yellowknife. Monday, February 11th, 2013 Evergreen #166 will be receiving R.W. Bro. Ken Glazebrook for his official visit at 7:30 pm at Freemasons Hall, Edmonton. Thursday, March 14th, 2013 Mayerthorpe #148 will be receiving R.W. Bro. Ken Glazebrook for his official visit at 7:30 pm. at the Mayerthorpe Legion, Mayerthorpe. Sunday, April 14th, 2013 We will be having the Annual Northern Lights District Church Parade at 10:00 am (please arrive by 9:30am) at Kirk United Church 13535 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 122nd Avenue. Dress Code: Business Suit and Regalia.
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District Perpetual Education Calendar Year 2012
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As introducted by R. W. Bro. Charles Burns, DDGM, Northern Ligths District 2002/2003.
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This is a program of lodge visitation featuring education research. Each lodge will visit another lodge each year and present a paper and receive a return visit plus paper from each lodge in the District.
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Objectives ď&#x201A;ˇ To sponsor visitation ď&#x201A;ˇ To encourage education research
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Month September October November February March April May September October November February March April May September October November February March April May September October November February March April May September October November February March April May September October November February March April May
Visiting Lodge Mystic Tie #188 Jasper #14 Evergreen #166 West Edmonton #101 Patricia #91 Ivanhoe #142 Saskatchewan #92 Onoway #138 Mayerthorpe #148 Whitecourt #153 Mystic Tie #188 Jasper #14 Evergreen #166 West Edmonton #101 Patricia #91 Ivanhoe #142 Saskatchewan #92 Onoway #138 Mayerthorpe #148 Whitecourt #153 Mystic Tie #188 Jasper #14 Evergreen #166 West Edmonton #101 Patricia #91 Ivanhoe #142 Saskatchewan #92 Onoway #138 Mayerthorpe #148 Whitecourt #153 Mystic Tie #188 Jasper #14 Evergreen #166 West Edmonton #101 Patricia #91 Ivanhoe #142 Saskatchewan #92 Onoway #138 Mayerthorpe #148 Whitecourt #153 Mystic Tie #188 Jasper #14
Hosting Lodge West Edmonton #101 Mayerthorpe #148 Ivanhoe #142 Mystic Tie #188 Onoway #138 Evergreen #166 Whitecourt #153 Patricia #91 Jasper #14 Saskatchewan #92 Patricia #91 Onoway #138 Saskatchewan #92 Whitecourt #153 Mayerthorpe #148 Jasper #14 Mystic Tie #188 West Edmonton #101 Evergreen #166 Ivanhoe #142 Saskatchewan #92 Ivanhoe #142 Mayerthorpe #148 Onoway #138 Mystic Tie #188 Whitecourt #153 Evergreen #166 Jasper #14 Patricia #91 West Edmonton #101 Onoway #138 Patricia #91 Whitecourt #153 Saskatchewan #92 Jasper #14 Mayerthorpe #148 West Edmonton #101 Mystic Tie #188 Ivanhoe #142 Evergreen #166 Mayerthorpe #148 West Edmonton #101
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District Lodge Directory Jasper #14 5th Sat, Freemasons Hall, Edmonton, 2:30 pm Worshipful Master Secretary W. Bro. Jason Stewart W. Bro. Reg Reid 780-232-0369 780-721-7528 warhammer1974@hotmail.com regreid@shaw.ca Patricia #91 2nd Tues, Freemasons Hall, Edmonton, 7:30 pm Worshipful Master Secretary W. Bro. Ron Pawluk R.W. Bro. Al Vickery 780-469-1762 780-469-7259 pawluk1@telusplanet.net wilvic@telus.net Saskatchewan #92 2nd Thur, Freemasons Hall, Edmonton, 7:30 pm www.saskatchewan92.org Worshipful Master Secretary W. Bro. Chris Burchell R. W. Bro. Ken Cheel 403-241-8950 780-387-4779 cburchell@nptech.com ken.cheel@telus.net West Edmonton #101 1st, Wed, Freemasons Hall, Edmonton, 7:30 pm Worshipful Master Secretary R.W.Bro John Robertson W. Bro. Travers Roy 780- 487-0941 780-901-2701 granddad13@shaw.ca westedlodge101@gmail.com Onoway #138 4th, Wed, Legion Hall, Onoway, 7:30 pm Worshipful Master Secretary R.W. Bro. Bob Bell W. Bro. Mike Annis 780-967-5133 780-967-3443 rlbell@hotlinkwireless.com mannis85@gmail.com Ivanhoe #142 1st, Thur, Freemasons Hall, Edmonton, 7:30 pm www.ivanhoe142.org Worshipful Master Secretary W. Bro. Douglas Bewick W. Bro. David Wright 780-299-5881 780-466-2285 worshipfulmaster@ivanhoe142.org secretary@ivanhoe142.org Mayerthorpe #148 2nd, Thur, Legion Hall, Mayerthorpe, 7:30 pm Worshipful Master Secretary W. Bro. Ken Nolan W. Bro. George Lawton 780-785-4033 780-795-2675 k.pn@live.ca gclawton@telusplanet.net Whitecourt #153 1st, Thur, Forest Interpretive Centre, Whitecourt, 8:00 pm Worshipful Master Secretary W. Bro. John Baxter W. Bro. Doug Ling 780-778-6632 780-778-2086 ling@telusplanet.net
Yellowknife #162 1st, Mon, Masonic Hall, Yellowknife, 7:30 pm www.ykmasons.ca Worshipful Master Secretary W. Bro. Thom Jarvis W. Bro. Don Finnamore 867-445-9342 867-873-6897 ctjarvis@theedge.ca donfinnamore@hotmail.com Evergreen #166 2nd Mon, Freemasons Hall, Edmonton, 7:30 pm www.evergreenfreemasons.net Worshipful Master Secretary W.Bro. Charles Cousineau W. Bro. Phil Fitch 780-454-8788 780-458-2015 phil123@telus.net Mystic Tie #188 2nd Wed, Freemasons Hall, Edmonton, 7:30 pm Worshipful Master Secretary W. Bro. Kyle Nickerson W. Bro. Bob Woolnough 780-718-8240 780-437-6144 krnick888@hotmail.com bwoolnou@telus.net
Edmonton Lodge Directory Freemasons Hall 10318 – 100th Avenue, Edmonton, AB Empire #63 1st Mon Norwood #90 1st Tues Eastgate # 192 + 1st Tues Exemplar #175 1st Thur Edmonton #7 + 2nd Tues Dominion #117 2nd Wed Commercial #81 3rd Sat Highlands Masonic Hall 56th St. 118th Avenue, Edmonton, AB Redwood #193 1st Wed Temple Centennial #167 + 1st Thurs Sherwood #183 2nd Mon Highlands Unity # 168 2nd Tues Acacia Masonic Hall 10433 – 83rd Avenue, Edmonton, AB Avon Glen #170 1st Wed Acacia #11 2nd Thur Strathcona #77 + 2nd Fri Ye Olde Craft #196 2nd Sat Greisbach #191 3rd Mon Corner Stone Hall 6 Tache Street, St Albert, AB Balmoral #185 1st Wed
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