Rummage & Bake
Sale At Complex
Progress Court #22 Order
of the Amaranth is sponsoring a Rummage and Bake Sale
Saturday, July 24, 2010, 11:00 A.M.—5:00 P.M.
at the Liberty Masonic
Complex.
If while doing your
Spring cleaning you find any items or clothing that you would like to
donate, please drop them off at the Complex between
9:30—10:30 A.M.
that morning. Then come later in the day to find some unknown treasures
that you just ’HAVE TO HAVE.’ All unsold items will be donated to
Goodwill.
The Order of Amaranth is
a Masonic affiliated organization which has for its membership both
Masons and their female relatives. Their ritual is based on the
principles of truth, faith, wisdom and charity. They have three main
philanthropies with the emphasis on diabetes research. The other two are
the Ohio Masonic Home and youth scholarships.
Progress Court #22 meets
at the Liberty Masonic Complex on the 2nd Wednesday of each month except
July and August. They are always looking for new members and would be
pleased if you and/or your lady would be interested in petitioning their
Court. Fees for the Degrees are $25 with petitions available in the
foyer of the Temple.
Your prayers are needed
We have received word of
yet another Brother who has traveled to his final destination to meet
the Great Architect. Brother David W. Evans has entered into his eternal
reward and we ask that you keep his wife Marjorie and family in your
thoughts and prayers.
Bro. Evans was Raised to
the Sublime Degree of Master Mason February 13, 1945 in Bethel Lodge
#358, Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan affiliating with Mahoning Lodge in
1955. Bro. Evans passed away January 17, 2010. He was a sixty-five year
Master Mason.
Annual Complex-wide picnic slated
Plan now to attend the
Liberty Masonic Complex’s annual Family Picnic & Corn Roast
Saturday, August 7, 2010, 4:00 P.M.
at the Complex. Bring
your family, friends, a covered dish or two to pass, and
your own table service.
The organizations that
meet in the Complex will provide corn, hamburgers, buns, condiments,
drinks and dessert. Please bring a hardy appetite and as noted, a dish
or two to pass around and your own table service.
You’ll enjoy all the
fellowship you can stand! What more can you ask for? You just have to
show up with your family and enjoy yourself.
Members of the Complex
will be slaving over the hot fires all day long to bring you the best
possible corn, hamburgers and hot dogs. They really pride themselves in
their expertise as cooks!
Come and show your
appreciation for all their hard work and enjoy an afternoon of rest,
relaxation, Masonic Fellowship and family fun. I believe there might
also be clowns, games and prizes for the children. There will be a tent
to keep us out of the sun and provide easy access to the festivities if
a new pavilion, that has been rumored to be in the works, is not up at
that time.
Please contact Doug
Nutter 330-442-7065 with the number of family and friends that will be
coming to the picnic by
August 8, 2009 so
sufficient preparations can be made for everyone.
Calling all duffers, excuse me, golfers of the Lodge
We’re once again doing
battle against the big, bad, evil forces from Jerusalem and Newton Falls
Lodges
Saturday, August 14, 2010
at our annual
Inter-Lodge Golf Scramble. The enemies carry big, fancy sticks and have
no mercy for anyone that gets in their way. The battle between David
(us) and the Goliaths (them) begins
8:00
A.M. at Hidden
Oaks Golf Course, 903 Sodom Hutchings Rd. We have not won the award for
several years and it’s high time that we win it back!
We’ll be enjoying 18
holes of golf with riding cart, a great steak dinner and prizes
afterward all for the price of only $50.00 per person.
All Niles McKinley
golfers are needed in this friendly contest with our arch rivals!
I have to get our number
of golfers
and money to John
Tester of Hidden Oaks Golf Course to arrange for tee times and your
steak dinner that follows play so please call me as soon as possible and
get your check to me made payable to
Hidden Oaks Golf Course
before August 7th.
We always have a great
time and the joking between the Brethren persists throughout the day and
the following year!! This is a fantastic event to introduce someone you
know who would make a good Mason to one of our more sporting and
fun-filled activities. You’ll have a great time!
An individual’s self-concept is the core
of his personality. It affects every aspect of human behavior: the
ability to learn, the capacity to grow and change, the choice of
friends, mates, and careers. It is no exaggeration to say that a strong,
positive self-image is the best possible preparation for success in
life. - Joyce Brothers
Shaker Woods here we come
A very interesting, fund
raising opportunity has presented itself and is being undertaken by the
bodies that meet in the Liberty Masonic Complex. A food concession stand
at Shaker Woods in Columbiana has been acquired and will be manned by
members at different Shaker Woods events to raise funds for continuing
building maintenance and other resources.
The first Saturdays and
Sundays that volunteers are needed to man the concession stand are
August 14—15, August 21—22 and August 28—29
for the
Shaker Woods Festival.
Your support and help is needed anytime between the hours of
8:00
A.M.—-5:00 P.M.
on those days. Please contact our Worshipful Master, W.B. Brian Williams
330-360-5530, to volunteer your assistance as to the times you can help.
This could prove to be a very lucrative and fun activity for the
Complex.
Other dates will need to
be covered in October for the
Christmas in the Woods Festival
so plan on keeping your weekends free then also.
Service Awards presented
We had a fantastic
evening at our Awards Night. There were fifty-plus Brethren, ladies and
friends in attendance who enjoyed dinner and the special award
presentations. A number of Brethren received recognition for their
continued service to our Lodge and the Fraternity.
I would like to remind
those who have 35 and 40 years of service in the Fraternity, and were
unable to make it to our Awards Night, that the Lodge would like to
procure service award pins for you but we need to know that you would
like yours. Several Brethren have already requested theirs! Please
contact me and we’ll get them ordered and sent to you.
Past Masters and
the State of the Lodge
Niles McKinley Lodge’s
annual meeting of officers and Past Masters will take place at the
Liberty Masonic Complex
Monday, August 23, 2006,
beginning with a
barbeque at
6:00
P.M. The meeting
will follow.
The Worshipful Master
requests that all Past Masters and all officers meet for a presentation
of the State of the Lodge. The Past Masters will have the opportunity to
learn what is happening with attendance, proficiency and leadership
abilities in the officers’ line and what improvements the Lodge is or
can be making in its administration and management. If you’re a Past
Master or an officer, you should feel an obligation to attend and not
miss this very important meeting.
We’ll be barbequing
hamburgers and hot dogs for dinner, the costs of which will be divided
among those who partake. Please bring a covered dish to pass and your
appetite. Contact Curt Miller 330-652-3625
no
later than Monday, August 16, 2010
so he knows how many Brethren to prepare for. You shouldn’t miss this
meeting or the cook out!
Liberty Masonic
Complex cleanup
The Tibbetts Wick
Masonic Association,
the board that was organized by ALL the bodies who own the Complex and
the board that has been given oversight responsibilities to coordinate
the use and maintenance of the Complex,
is now taking a slightly different approach to the Complex’s cleanup
activities. All bodies that have ownership in the Complex have been
requested to take care of and clean specific areas of the Complex. Niles
McKinley Lodge’s areas of responsibility are the Lodge room and the
landscaping on the north side of the building.
Our clean up crew will
still meet each Monday morning between
10:00
A.M.—12:00 noon
at the Complex. Thanks for your continued help! New co-workers
welcomed!!!