Bulletin. Happy St. Patrick s Day. March Reminder: Petitions need to be turned in for prospective members Now! The Spring Class is in May.

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1 Volume 69 Number 3 March 2016 Bulletin Happy St Patrick s Day Reminder: Petitions need to be turned in for prospective members Now! The Spring Class is in May

2 Bulletin Official publication of the Bodies Ancient and Accepted of, Freemasonry California Published monthly at the Center, 1455 L Street, CA Phone (559) FAX (559) fresnosr@sbcglobalnet WEB PAGE: Web Master: Karl Wenn, 32 Editor: Juliet Vitz Asst Editor: Bernard R Hollenbeck, 33 Secretary Assistant to the Personal Representative David Kelley, 32 Venerable Master Lodge of Perfection Vincent Villarta, 32 KCCH Wise Master Chapter of Rose Croix Bernard Hollenbeck, 33 Commander Council of Kadosh Dale Hammel, 32 Master of Kadosh Consistory David Coleman, 32 KCCH Orator David Pitts, 32 KCCH Almoner Louis W Jelinek Jr, 33 Secretary C Ray Whitaker, 33 Treasurer The deadline for submissions is the third Monday of the month Permission is granted to Masonic Publications to copy ALL BRETHREN WHOSE NAMES AP- PEAR IN THIS BULLETIN ARE OF THE 32 UNLESS OTHERWISE IDENTI- FIED Allegiance: The Bodies of the Ancient and Accepted, sitting in The Valley of, Orient of California, acknowledge the authority of and yield allegiance to the Supreme Council (Mother Council of the World) of the Inspectors General, Knights Commander of The House of the Temple of Solomon of the Thirty -Third Degree of the Ancient and Accepted of Freemasonry for the Southern Jurisdiction of the United States of America Ill Frank Loui, 33 Sovereign Grand Inspector General in California Ill Ronald A Seale, 33 Sovereign Grand Commander Washington DC Ill Richard Paris, 33 Personal Representative of the SGIG Advisory Conference

3 Contributions to to thethe Contributions Childhood Language Clinic, Care Childhood Language Clinic, Care REMEMBRANCE RENEWAL REMEMBRANCE & RENEWAL Monday, March 21, 2016 Monday, 2016 Donations Donations Richard & Judi Hopper Richard & Judi Hopper honoring honoring thethe Ferguson Family Ferguson Family Adele Avant Adele Avant John Corter Legacy Chapter#555 OES John Corter Legacy Chapter#555 OES Ken OnedraBratcher Bratcher Leon S Peters Foundation Ken && Onedra Leon S Peters Foundation JeannetteFraley Fraley David & Louise Coleman Jeannette David & Louise Coleman Memorials: Memorials: Gordon Speiser Gordon Speiser JeannetteFraley Fraley Jeannette Grace Bopp Grace Bopp Theresa Reynolds Theresa Reynolds Glen Gus Weldon Glen Gus Weldon Annette Young Annette Young Memoriam InInMemoriam It is not length of life, It is not length of life, but depth of life (Ralph Waldo Emerson ) but depth of life (Ralph Waldo Emerson ) William James Stewart, 32 William James Stewart, 32 Eugene Tong, 32 Eugene Tong, 32 SOCIAL--6:00 6:00P P M M DINNER - BANQUET SOCIAL BANQUET ROOM ROOM--6:30 6:30PM PM CHAPTER OF ROSE CROIX CHAPTER CROIX OFFICERS OFFICERS PRESIDING-Master of ofceremonies Ceremonies Ricky PRESIDING-Master RickyOliver, Oliver,32 32 WELCOME-Wise Master Vincent Villarta, 32 WELCOME-Wise Master Vincent Villarta, 32 KCCH KCCH INVOCATION-Junior Warden Warden Mark INVOCATION-Junior MarkDawson, Dawson,32 32 FLAGSALUTE SALUTE Talon FLAG TalonWaite, Waite,32 32 BANQUETCHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN Allan BANQUET AllanMiller, Miller, :45PPM M 5:45 OFFICERS OPEN OFFICERS OPEN LODGE LODGEFOR FORBUSINESS BUSINESS ONLY ONLY 6:30PPM M DINNER 6:30 DINNER 7:30 P M LODGE ROOM 7:30 P M LODGE ROOMOPEN OPEN --ALL ALLINVITED INVITEDFOR FOR PROGRAM PROGRAM 8:00 P M HONOR MEN ESCORTED TO LODGE 8:00 P M HONOR MEN LIBRARY ESCORTED TO LODGE ROOM FROM AND ROOM FROM LIBRARY AND REMEMBRANCE & RENEWAL PROGRAM REMEMBRANCE & RENEWAL PROGRAM COMMENCES COMMENCES WELCOME, CONVENING CHAPTER ROSE CROIX WELCOME, CONVENING CHAPTER ROSE CROIX and RECEPTION OF DISTINGUISHED BRETHREN and RECEPTION OF DISTINGUISHED BRETHREN THE MYSTIC BANQUET THE MYSTIC BANQUET SERVING THE SYMBOLIC BANQUET SERVING THE SYMBOLIC BANQUET Jack Farson, 33, Purveyor Jack33 Farson, 33, Purveyor Bernard Hollenbeck, James Sperlich, 33 Bernard Hollenbeck, James Sperlich, 33 Wayne Schwartz, KCCH Bill Pfister, 32 KCCH Wayne Schwartz, 32 KCCH Bill Pfister, 32 KCCH SECOND SECTION - 8:00 PM SECOND SECTION - 8:00 PM EXTINGUISHING THE SYMBOLIC LIGHTS EXTINGUISHING THE SYMBOLIC LIGHTS 1stst Light: Edward Kerber, 32 KCCH 2ndnd Light: Mike Nella, 32 KCCH th st nd Light: Light: Edward RichardKerber, A Paris,32 33 KCCH 42thnd KCCH 13strdrdLight: Light: Gary MikeCampbell, Nella, KCCH th Light: Curtis Jack, 32 KCCH th th Light James Wilson II, 32 KCCH rd rdth Light: Richard A Paris, 33 4 Light: Gary Campbell, 32 KCCH th th Light James 7thth Light: Lawrence 6Hopper, 32 KCCH 5thth Light: Curtis Jack, 32 KCCH Wilson II, 32 KCCH 7thth Light: Lawrence Hopper, 32 KCCH

4 From the Venerable Master, Lodge of Perfection It is the mission of the of Freemasonry, to improve its members and enhance the communities in which they live by teaching and emulating the principles of Brotherly Love, Tolerance, Charity, and Truth while actively embracing high social, moral, and spiritual values including fellowship, compassion, and dedication to God, family and country March brings the annual ceremony of Remembrance and Renewal A celebration of our Masonic bonds, an opportunity to remember our Brothers who have journeyed on before us, and a time to reflect upon our own individual quest Our Brothers portrayal of this historic and significant ritual is truly a moving experience The theatrical performance is free although you will have to pay for your dinner Our Class Reunion members are starting to prepare for our spring class in May Attend your Blue Lodges and encourage all Masons who are not members to join in our mission As the Masonic University of Freemasonry, educational opportunities can be done through the Master Craftsman program and/or our study group Friends of the Center Guild is working hard setting up their first fundraising event of the year to benefit our Childhood Language Center The 6 th Annual Trap Shoot is scheduled for April 16 th at the Kingsburg Gun Club They need manpower and sponsors to make these events successful Our service to the children in need are priceless Please get everyone you can involved Valleys across America are joining together and participating in Tough Mudder Competitions These are 6-12 miles of mud and obstacles to test your mental grit, camaraderie and all-around physical fitness It is a team-oriented challenge with no winner, no finisher medal, no clock to race against It is for anyone who has ever followed their gut, tried to defy gravity, taken risks or sought thrills The Supreme Council is supporting the Valleys by having guest speakers like Arturo de Hoyos, Grand Archivist and Grand Historian, attend the events to share insights of our fraternity I was contacted by the CA Foundation s Tough Mudder Coordinator and asked if we could organize a Tough Mudder Team to represent Fres- Page 4

5 no in at least no in one at least of the one three of the California three California events I am events proud I am to an- proud to announce that nounce Brother that Saul Brother Aguirre Saul 32 Aguirre has not 32 only has participated not only participated in a in a Tough Mudder Tough event Mudder in the event past, in but the has past, agreed but has to agreed lead our to Valley lead our Valley team Now team he needs Now Brothers needs to Brothers join him to join this him challenge in this challenge This is This is a great opportunity a great opportunity to invite your to invite non-mason your non-mason friends to friends learn about to learn about who we are who while we are creating while lifetime creating memories lifetime memories If you are If interested you are interested in joining in our joining team, our contact team, the contact Secretary s the Secretary s office for office details for details Fraternally, Fraternally, David S David Kelley, S 32 Kelley, 32 Venerable Venerable Master Master From the From Wise the Master, Wise Master, Chapter Chapter of Rose of Croix Rose Croix Brethren, Brethren, We are three We are months three into months the New into the Year New Year and rapidly and approaching rapidly approaching Remembrance Remembrance and and Renewal Renewal to be held to on be Monday, held Monday, March 21 March 21 The Lodge The of Lodge the Chapter of the Chapter Rose Croix Rose Croix has experienced has experienced some changes some changes in the officers in the officers line recently line recently I welcome I welcome Brother Ron Brother Lipps, Ron 32 Lipps, as the 32 new as the new Guardian Guardian of the Temple of the for Temple 2016 for I would 2016 also I would like also to like to acknowledge acknowledge the fine work the fine by work Brother by Ricky Brother Oliver, Ricky 32 Oliver, 32 who carried who out carried Master out of Master Ceremony of Ceremony duties when duties the when Lodge the Lodge hosted the hosted stated the meeting stated meeting January in January In addition, In addition, I would like I would to recognize like to recognize the collective passionate tive passionate dedication dedication and creative and creative contributions contributions by all by all the brothers brothers who participate who participate in the 18th in the Degree, 18th Knight Degree, of Knight of Rose Croix Rose The Croix recent The recognition recent recognition represents represents everyone everyone who who put in the put time in the and time effort and with effort the with goal the to effectively goal to effectively com- communicatmunicate the knowledge the knowledge within the within ancient the mysteries ancient mysteries the collec- Vincent Vincent Villarta, Villarta, 32 KCCH 32 KCCH Wise Master Wise Master Page 5 Page 5

6 From the Council of Kadosh, Commander The past month was especially wonderful in that we as Masons had an opportunity to honor the Widows of our departed Brethren as well as our own wonderful and supportive Sweethearts I feel, I am speaking for most of us, very little would be possible without their love and support I continue to communicate the degrees of the Council of Kadosh in this month s article The Council of Kadosh degrees are those degrees inclusive of the Nineteenth Degree, through the Thirtieth Degree These degrees are philosophical and chivalric This month, I will cover the Twentieth Degree, Master of the Symbolic Lodge The Ill Albert Pike, 33º, suggests that, this degree in Masonry, is again symbolic It is based on the responsibility of the Masters of the various Lodges to not only make our selves sufficiently well versed in the subject matter before we presume to be qualified to teach our Brethren The lesson for us is, when we are responsible for passing on to our Brethren the lessons of the fraternity, we must first explore the subject in sufficient depth that we ourselves understand the message that we hope to pass on The Ill Pike tells us that in the distant past the architects of the fraternity had allowed the degree program to expand to an uncontrollable extent and the new age leader had to consolidate the program into an orderly and manageable size It would be most informative for the Brethren to review this section of his book for much more information He also encouraged each Master to charge his Brethren to honor the time tested rules of Morality and Faith He went to some length to explain the relationship of the hierarchy in the fraternity As Masons we must always strive for the attainment of the principals that we express for example, when we recite the Lord s Prayer, Do unto others as you would have them do Page 6

7 unto you and Forgive others These principles are as old as civilization and a hallmark of almost all religions Similarly, the Ill Henry C Clausen suggested that we must Learn before we can expected to be equipped to teach It is one of the most important duties of the Master to inculcate in his Brethren the lessons of the degrees included in his Lodge The lessons uppermost in the Twentieth degree are Liberty, Fraternity, and Equality Ill Clausen says, We advocate Liberty, Fraternity, and Equality and inculcate honor for the Deity, regard all men as brethren, and labor for ourselves and society This should encourage each of us to develop our own virtues Our journey in selfimprovement hopefully will enjoy patience, gentleness, the beauty of love, the exercise of compassionate judgment, the dispensing of helpful charity as part of the grandeur and power and glory of humanity These are some of the lessons taught by the Twentieth Degree, Master of the Symbolic Lodge The information was gained from and refers to Page in the Ill Clausens, 33º COMMENTARIES and to pages in the Ill Pikes, 33º MORALS AND DOGMA As greater insight and understanding of the intent and objectives of Masonry is needed, I suggest that each brother review these teachings from time to time and refresh our dedication to the principals of our order Bernie Hollenbeck, 33 Commander of Kadosh Notice: Starting March 4th the Office will be closed on Fridays The Office hours will be Monday through Thursday 9:30 am to 4:00 pm Page 7

8 From the Master of Kadosh, Consistory At our February stated meeting, Brother Richard Paris, 33 reminded us of our constant need of attracting new members Membership in the Lodge is down and it seems like we have not been putting forth our best efforts, as a whole, in trying to bring in new members Now is the time for us to stop and look at ourselves and make a commitment to inform and introduce our fellow man to the values of Freemasonry There are 640 members in the Valley of If every member made an effort just to talk and inform a friend about what we do and stand for, some of these friends might want to find out more?? Let us all make the commitment to talk to and encourage our friends to find out more and hopefully join us in the Life and Love of Free Masonry Dale Hammel, 32 Master of Kadosh Brothers, Knights of Saint Andrew Update The Knights of St Andrew exist as a service organization on behalf of all members of their Consistory They provide services where they are needed to include, but not limited to, aiding the tylers, acting as greeters, providing escort services for dignitaries or for special events created for the ladies during reunions or other functions, serving as guides, assisting the degree work, and help present the Colors when called upon The list continues to grow as new ideas and concepts are developed to meet our current needs and goals I welcome all brothers who are interested in learning more to contact me Let s continue to help our organization prosper Thank you Ricky Oliver, 32 Knight High Counselor, KSA

9 Tom s Talks Green Alligators can bellow! Michael frantically empties the toy box searching for a large green alligator We cannot start without his green alligator because the alligator helps him during our sessions When tasks are difficult the alligator gives instruction, when attitudes need adjusting he laughs and falls on the ground and sometimes he just bellows encouragement Michael needs the green alligator, he cannot learn without it Much to his relief the alligator is at the bottom of the toy box chewing on the leg of a dinosaur We are ready to start Michael has attention and auditory processing problems His speech is not clear and learning feels slow and impossible at times but, his green alligator forges ahead Together they learn to finish words and that sounds are letters and other magical things Michael learns that alligators sit still and listen so they can devour learning opportunities By the second month, he needs the alligator less and less, at times even forgetting to look for his old friend Michael is learning to ask for help and celebrate success Gradually he gains confidence and competence and in six short months, his therapy is complete friend The green alligator waits in the toy box for his next Stories like this only happen because cares for others Kids CAN succeed because cares Thank you for helping kids Tom Tatum, Clinic Director

10 AMBASSADORS TO OUR COMMUNITIES During last month s Advisory Conference meeting two brothers announced that Masonic assistance was offered to two public organizations within our community Both rejected our offers! It appeared to be based on an unfavorable perception of our Craft This has prompted me to re-issue part of an article I wrote which appeared in the Bulletin three years ago WHAT SHOULD YOU SAY? The more our Brethren learn about the mysteries of our Craft the better we are prepared to respond to questions, some based on preconceived and inaccurate notions by the public It is an enlightened knowledge of Masonic secrets that can best serve as our spokesman All of us should strive to be that spokesman We should not only represent Freemasonry by our actions but also by our knowledge of its teachings Many appear to be uncomfortable answering questions about Masonry, so they avoid effectively addressing public misconceptions about our Craft In my view, they do not have a firm understanding of the deeper teachings within our Mysteries So their response to inquiries is, in so many words: before you can receive answers to certain questions you have to join our fraternity and become a Master Mason And then they go on by saying we are a service organization helping those in need; and gather together in harmony within our respective Masonic Centers for the purpose of enjoying fellowship and conducting rituals To me, these responses seem vague and do not adequately address what the deeper purpose Masonry serves, or should serve Efforts in reading, studying and then reflecting upon the mysteries of Freemasonry through Master Craftsman I, II and III Correspondence Courses were immensely helpful towards enabling me to answer with clarity questions pertaining to Masonry With the exception of pass words, hand shakes and signs given within the confines of a tiled lodge room, my response to those who inquire, and even those who want to criticize Masonry, is that I invite them to ask questions, and I promise to answer them precisely in terms they can understand If we want the general public to have an accurate understanding of what the Masonic Brotherhood is about, or should be about, we need to explain in words everyone can understand Perhaps sometime during this year, if there are enough Brothers interested, we will devote one of the Study/Discussion Group Sessions addressing this subject John L Tracy, 32

11 What: The 4th Orient of CA Tough Mudder Tahoe Event When: Saturday June 11, 2016 Start Time 10:00 am Where: Northstar Resort, 5001 Northstar Drive, Truckee CA Who is invited: Official Team members include Masons, Blue Lodge Masons, friends that are interested in becoming a Freemason, and family All others are encouraged to come support the Team as Spectators Hospitality: We will have a hospitality suite at Lakeland Village, South Lake Tahoe Food and Beverage will be available over the course of the weekend The Participants and Support Staff will meet at this location on Friday evening, Saturday after the event, and Sunday morning for a continental breakfast with Ill Brother Rex Hutchens, Grand Cross PGM AZ, author of Bridge to Light There will be plenty of personal time over the course of the weekend for the Team members to discuss all things Masonic Lodging: A number of the Team members and Support staff will lodge together in various units at Lakeland Village Please discuss lodging with your Valley s Squad Leader as this is high season at Tahoe and the number of available units are limited Please go to the following link and use our Group Code to secure your lodging wwwastonlakelandvillagecom Group Code: SCOTTI0616 Enjoy: A weekend of Camaraderie Fellowship Fraternity Team Building Charity: This year our Team will be raising funds for our Childhood Language Centers Although these are very grueling events, they are also fun events In keeping with our mission to promote a Team Building environment we invite you to come join us as a Team Participant, Team Support Staff, or as a Spectator Participant Registration: $15000 (*This includes ticket, Team tee-shirt, Certified Tough Certificate, all the Tough Mudder bling,and our own hospitality Friday Sunday morning) Support Staff Registration: $50 (*This includes ticket, Team tee-shirt, Certified Tough Certificate and hospitality Friday Sunday morning) Spectator Registration: $50 (*This includes ticket, Team tee-shirt, and hospitality Saturday night after the event) For information about how to get tickets and become a Team Participant, Team Support Staff or Spectator please contact the following Valley Team Leaders: Efren Prado (Oakland, San Francisco, Berlingame, Northern California) Ryan Hyland (Sacramento, Stockton) Oscar Arguello (San Jose) Pete Kovachevich (Santa Rosa) Saul Aguirre () A video showing the efforts of our Tahoe Team in California last year can be found here: Also, please visit us on Facebook at This page contains many photos and additional videos of prior Tough Mudder events If you have any additional questions please ToughMudders@gmailcom

12 Menu Menu Monday, Monday, March March 21, , 2016 Irish Corned Irish Corned Beef and Beef Cabbage and Cabbage Vegetables Vegetables Dessert Dessert Dinner is Dinner $1200 is per $1200 person person Appetizers Appetizers at 6:00 at pm 6:00 Dinner pm Dinner at 6:30 at pm 6:30 pm Reservations Reservations Required Required Masonic Masonic Widows Widows are our are guests our guests

13 Mark you Calendars Friends of the Center are hosting the 6th Annual Trap Shoot Saturday, April 16, 2016 Kingsburg Gun Club Participants and Volunteers are needed Please contact the Office (559) for more details All proceeds for this event benefit the Children s Language Clinic Care BUILDING A SCHOLARSHIP Your donation of $2500 or more will be appreciated by a student at the CART School Please send Scholarship checks to,, 1455 L Street,, CA with this form Please make checks out to Scholarship Name: Amount $ Address: City: State Zip Thank you for your generosity! The Scholarship Committee

14 Contributions to to thethe Contributions Childhood Language Clinic, Care Childhood Language Clinic, Care REMEMBRANCE RENEWAL REMEMBRANCE & RENEWAL Monday, March 21, 2016 Monday, 2016 Donations Donations Richard & Judi Hopper Richard & Judi Hopper honoring honoring thethe Ferguson Family Ferguson Family Adele Avant Adele Avant John Corter Legacy Chapter#555 OES John Corter Legacy Chapter#555 OES Ken OnedraBratcher Bratcher Leon S Peters Foundation Ken && Onedra Leon S Peters Foundation JeannetteFraley Fraley David & Louise Coleman Jeannette David & Louise Coleman Memorials: Memorials: Gordon Speiser Gordon Speiser JeannetteFraley Fraley Jeannette Grace Bopp Grace Bopp Theresa Reynolds Theresa Reynolds Glen Gus Weldon Glen Gus Weldon Annette Young Annette Young Memoriam InInMemoriam It is not length of life, It is not length of life, but depth of life (Ralph Waldo Emerson ) but depth of life (Ralph Waldo Emerson ) William James Stewart, 32 William James Stewart, 32 Eugene Tong, 32 Eugene Tong, 32 SOCIAL--6:00 6:00P P M M DINNER - BANQUET SOCIAL BANQUET ROOM ROOM--6:30 6:30PM PM CHAPTER OF ROSE CROIX CHAPTER CROIX OFFICERS OFFICERS PRESIDING-Master of ofceremonies Ceremonies Ricky PRESIDING-Master RickyOliver, Oliver,32 32 WELCOME-Wise Master Vincent Villarta, 32 WELCOME-Wise Master Vincent Villarta, 32 KCCH KCCH INVOCATION-Junior Warden Warden Mark INVOCATION-Junior MarkDawson, Dawson,32 32 FLAGSALUTE SALUTE Talon FLAG TalonWaite, Waite,32 32 BANQUETCHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN Allan BANQUET AllanMiller, Miller, :45PPM M 5:45 OFFICERS OPEN OFFICERS OPEN LODGE LODGEFOR FORBUSINESS BUSINESS ONLY ONLY 6:30PPM M DINNER 6:30 DINNER 7:30 P M LODGE ROOM 7:30 P M LODGE ROOMOPEN OPEN --ALL ALLINVITED INVITEDFOR FOR PROGRAM PROGRAM 8:00 P M HONOR MEN ESCORTED TO LODGE 8:00 P M HONOR MEN LIBRARY ESCORTED TO LODGE ROOM FROM AND ROOM FROM LIBRARY AND REMEMBRANCE & RENEWAL PROGRAM REMEMBRANCE & RENEWAL PROGRAM COMMENCES COMMENCES WELCOME, CONVENING CHAPTER ROSE CROIX WELCOME, CONVENING CHAPTER ROSE CROIX and RECEPTION OF DISTINGUISHED BRETHREN and RECEPTION OF DISTINGUISHED BRETHREN THE MYSTIC BANQUET THE MYSTIC BANQUET SERVING THE SYMBOLIC BANQUET SERVING THE SYMBOLIC BANQUET Jack Farson, 33, Purveyor Jack33 Farson, 33, Purveyor Bernard Hollenbeck, James Sperlich, 33 Bernard Hollenbeck, James Sperlich, 33 Wayne Schwartz, KCCH Bill Pfister, 32 KCCH Wayne Schwartz, 32 KCCH Bill Pfister, 32 KCCH SECOND SECTION - 8:00 PM SECOND SECTION - 8:00 PM EXTINGUISHING THE SYMBOLIC LIGHTS EXTINGUISHING THE SYMBOLIC LIGHTS 1stst Light: Edward Kerber, 32 KCCH 2ndnd Light: Mike Nella, 32 KCCH th st nd Light: Light: Edward RichardKerber, A Paris,32 33 KCCH 42thnd KCCH 13strdrdLight: Light: Gary MikeCampbell, Nella, KCCH th Light: Curtis Jack, 32 KCCH th th Light James Wilson II, 32 KCCH rd rdth Light: Richard A Paris, 33 4 Light: Gary Campbell, 32 KCCH th th Light James 7thth Light: Lawrence 6Hopper, 32 KCCH 5thth Light: Curtis Jack, 32 KCCH Wilson II, 32 KCCH 7thth Light: Lawrence Hopper, 32 KCCH

15 Coming Events March 14 Monday Advisory Conference 6:30 pm (Lodge Practice) 21 Monday Stated Meeting 5:30 pm Short Business meeting only (Lodge Host) 6:00 pm Hors d oeuvres 6:30 pm Dinner 7:30 pm Remembrance and Renewal (Rose Croix) 22 Tuesday Clinic Board Meeting 6:00 pm 28 Monday Study/ Discussion Group 7:00 pm at SR April 11 Monday Executive Committee- 5:30 pm Advisory Conference 6:30 pm (Consistory Practice) 18 Monday Stated Meeting (Consistory Host) 6 pm Hors d oeuvres 6:30 pm Dinner Presentation Roeding School 19 Tuesday Clinic Board Meeting 6:00 pm at 25 Monday Study/Discussion Group 7:00 pm at SR May 6 Friday Spring Class: 4 & 5 Register 6:00 pm 7 Saturday Spring Class: 6 through 18 Register 7:30 am 9 Monday Advisory Conference 6:30 pm (Council Practice) 13 Friday Spring Class: 19 through 25 Register 6:00 pm 14 Saturday Spring Class: 26 through 32 Register 7:30 am 16 Monday Stated Meeting (Council Host) 6:00 pm Hors d oeuvres 6:30 pm Dinner Presentation Ring Rose & Cap Ceremony in Lodge Room 17 Tuesday Clinic Board Meeting 6:00 pm at 23 Monday Study/Discussion Group 7:00 pm at 30 Monday Memorial Day (Office Closed)

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