OUR HONORED GUEST Illustrious Kerry J. Cashman, 33 Most Puissant Past Grand Master Grand Council of Royal and Select Master Masons of Pennsylvania

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1 May 2017 IN THIS ISSUE Page 1 May Reunion Honored Guest Page 2 CIC & TPM Messages Page 3 SP & MWM Messages Page 4 In Memoriam May 23, 2017 Meeting Notice Page 5 A Tribute To Those Who Served 50 Year Members Valley Of Reading Allegiance Page 6 Schuylkill County Club Stag Steak Fry June 14, 2017 Chester County Club Annual John T. Gay, Jr. Memorial Sports Banquet June 15, 2017 Good Fellowship Club Steak Fry Picnic June Page 7 Ontelaunee Club His & Her Clam Bake & Fish Fry June 19, 2017 Page 8 Model Railroading Club Page 9 Children s Dyslexia Center of Reading Celebration of Achievement May 21, 2017 Children s Dyslexia Center of Reading Wine Raffle Page Family Picnic July 23, 2017 Page 11 Golden Eagles Ladies Spring Tea Thank You Page 12 May 2017 Reunion Schedule OUR HONORED GUEST Illustrious Kerry J. Cashman, 33 Most Puissant Past Grand Master Grand Council of Royal and Select Master Masons of Pennsylvania The Valley is pleased to recognize Illustrious Kerry J. Cashman, 33, at our Spring Reunion. Illustrious Brother Cashman was raised a Master Mason in Vaux Lodge No. 406 on September 21, 1985, and served as Worshipful Master in He was Knighted a Sublime Prince of the Royal Secret, 32 Scottish Rite Mason in Reading Consistory on November 21, 1987, and served as Thrice Potent Master of Reading Lodge of Perfection, 14 in On August 29, 2006, he was coroneted a Sovereign Grand Inspector General, 33, Honorary Member of the Scottish Rite Supreme Council at Chicago, Illinois. He served as Assistant Treasurer of the Valley of Reading from In the York Rite of Freemasonry, Illustrious Brother Cashman has an impressive resume. He is a member and Past High Priest of Excelsior Royal Arch Chapter No He is a member and past Thrice Illustrious Master of Creigh Council No. 16, Royal and Select Master Masons; a member and Past Commander of Reading Commandery No. 9, Knights Templar of Pennsylvania; and a member of Keystone Frei Mauer Mark Lodge No Illustrious Brother Cashman is a member and is currently Puissant Sovereign of Constantine Conclave, Red Cross of Constantine. He is also a member of Lehigh Valley Joshua Association; Past Commanders and Line Officers Association Div. No. 9; William Allen York Rite College No. 176; Northeast Council Knight Masons No. 74; Penn Priory No 6, KYCH; and Council of Anointed Kings of Pennsylvania. He holds the Knight York Cross of Honor, and in April, 2017 he concluded his term of office as Most Puissant Grand Master of the Grand Council of Royal and Select Master Masons of Pennsylvania. In 1980 Illustrious Brother Cashman married the former Deborah Jean Ripple and together they have one daughter; Keryn Jean. He is a member of First United Church of Christ, Hamburg. The Commander-in-Chief and the Valley of Reading are pleased to present Illustrious Brother Kerry J. Cashman, 33, to the class as their exemplar and an exponent of Scottish Rite Masonry.

2 The Commander-in-Chief Thrice Potent Master s Corner Kenneth R. Good, 32 As I prepare this message I m reminded of how time passes. It seems like such a short time ago I entered the consistory line in our Valley. I wanted to take this opportunity to let you know what a great pleasure it has been to serve as your Commander-in-Chief. The experience has been highly rewarding and challenging, on both a personal and fraternal level. Do you have a hero? Who is your hero is it the guys in white hats? As a small boy I grew up watching westerns on TV Saturday mornings, where all the good guys wore white hats (yes, we did have a TV way back then!!) You know who they were: Gene Autry, The Lone Ranger, Roy Rogers, Hop-a-long Cassidy just to name a few. When we think about heroes we think about people larger than life. Consider, if you will, the small boy who offered his 5 loaves and 2 fish to feed the 5,000. Talk about a hero. That small boy saved the day with his selflessness; an important lesson for us all. I ve told you all that to say this; you don t have to be larger than life to do heroic things, or be considered a hero. You may never realize just how important or life changing a simple phone call can be to someone searching for answers, or even a short visit to someone who might be lonely. Try to remember that heroes come in all sizes and you may turn out to be some ones hero. Treat each other with kindness and respect. Many times I have been humbled by the kindness of your words that enrich my heart. I have been fortunate to have worked with some absolutely great officers in my tenure. As I mentioned from the very start, it s the memories we make together when we get involved that are the most important, and I have made so many in my travels, whether here in our Valley or wherever else my travels took me. I wish the very best to the incoming officers as they make their memories of time well spent. Some people judge their lives on what they do, others on who they are. I want my life judged for the friends I have made and how enriched I am for knowing them. I have lost some of those dear friends in my tenure as well, most recently being Ill. Clayton H. Melson, 33, Commander-in-Chief of the Valley of Philadelphia; I will miss his wit, his humor and the times we spent together over the years. Sometimes we get a glimpse of our lives to remind us of how blessed we truly are. I m reminded of a song by Bob Dylan, poet and unofficial spokesman for the 1960 s generation. The times they are a changing. The best of times come to an end, leaving us great memories. Have a great time with your family this summer; they deserve it and so do you! Sincerely and fraternally, Butch Irwin A. Kohler 33 Commander-in- Chief Happy Spring Time from the Lodge of Perfection! Winter is past and with it the doldrums of ugly weather and gray days, although we did have some nice weather! The Valley has been a pretty busy place with talent contests, a string band concert, a dance, ladies night, and a ladies tea. With springtime comes the beginning of rehearsals for the Spring Reunion, another busy time at the Valley. We need to be looking at our Blue Lodges for potential candidates for Scottish Rite. Talk about what goes on here and the fellowship we have with all the activities here, and the friendships made! Introduce them to other members of Scottish Rite at your Blue Lodge. Also, if you know a Brother who joined Scottish Rite in 2016 remind them to come to the reunion to witness other degrees and also remind them to not forget their passports when they come so they can get them stamped for the degrees they witness. With the approaching Spring Reunion I know my time as Thrice Potent Master is coming to a close. It has been my pleasure to serve in this capacity and I hope I ve done as good a job as my predecessors. What a great time it has been; a very enjoyable experience! I thank all the Past Thrice Potent Masters who have helped me along the entire way through the Lodge of Perfection. As always, the Valley can use your help in some way, whether it is at the reunions or at other times when there is activity at the Cathedral. If you are not sure you can help, ask another Brother who belongs to the Valley or ask the Commander-in-Chief who can put you in touch with the correct person. Remember Brethren, if your Brother is in need then you shall relieve him. Give of your bread to feed the hungry and of your wine to cheer the heart of the sorrowful; and remember to pour the oil of consolation into the wounds that sorrow, sickness or affliction have caused in the heart of your fellow traveler! Sincerely and Fraternally, Ken Kenneth R. Good Thrice Potent Master VALLEY NOTICE Is a publication of the four bodies of the Valley of Reading, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry for the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction and is the official notice of meetings, events and activities of the Valley. Editor: Megan Harris The Valley of Reading, A.A.S.R. P.O. Box 6013 West Reading, PA Phone: Fax: valley.of.reading@comcast.net 2

3 Sovereign Prince Speaks Carey M. Kaucher, 32 Most Wise Master s Moment Jeffrey S. Moyer, 32 NO REGERTS. As the misspelled tattoo in the Milky Way commercial mistakenly says, is what comes to mind as I pen my last message as Sovereign Prince. The time spent going through the officer line was well worth it. The comradery at all the various functions, meetings, reunions, rehearsals, getting to know your Brothers and getting to know the operations of the Valley of Reading was an exceptional experience I shall not forget. My only REGERT is that I was not able to solve the age old mystery of HOW DO YOU GET THE MEMBERSHIP TO ENGAGE IN SCOTTISH RITE ACTIVITIES? I have come to the conclusion that even though we are taught that Freemasonry is not a religion; it is very much like a church. At every occasion you have the same people, in the same pew, mingling with the same people; and when a visitor comes for the first time few bother to go up to the visitor and make them feel welcome enough to come back. While it is human nature for one not to step out of their comfort zone and start conversation with a stranger, it is an important step we must learn to do if we want that new person to return. I m sure, if you go back through the messages from the officers of the Valley over the years you will find the same reoccurring message theme. That thought process being, what can we do to increase attendance at our events. Again, reminds me of church; same people, same pews, same groups. Each of us needs to step out and attend the meetings, the socials; help out at the Reunions this is how you get to know who your Brothers are in the Valley of Reading. Bring your significant other to the several coed functions held by the Valley and the many county clubs. The Ladies Auxiliary meets the same time as our Stated Meetings, giving her an opportunity to meet other women who are here with their significant other. Remember we are FAMILY. Membership is like a marriage, it is a two way street and we all have to meet in the middle to make it work. Let it never be said that there is nothing there for me. Take the time and really read the Valley Notice and you will be sure to find something. One thing we seem to forget is that many of us are Grandfathers with small children who would enjoy many of the events as well. Bring that child, who will grow up and remember the fun he had at the Valley events and want to join Freemasonry. We have to plant that seed so it will help Freemasonry grow in perpetuity. The 2017 Feast of the Paschal Lamb is now a part of history. As I sat on stage during the Feast (when not speaking) I couldn t stop admiring the excellent work of each officer. We are fortunate to have Past Most Wise Masters who I feel have set the bar very high for the Feast and your Rose Croix officers showed they want to keep our standards high. I also want to thank the choir for the beautiful music, the Knights Templars and Knights Columbus, the stage crew, and Illustrious Brothers Clarence Martin, Harry Hackman, Bob Hoyes, and Bill Oehme. If I forgot anyone I apologize. This is my last message as Most Wise Master, where did the years go? What a great time I ve had: new friends, new memories, and more fellowship. In my previous message I talked about how easily fellowship can be found in our fraternity, it also works for our ladies. My wife, Sue, retired last December and is now able to attend more Valley functions. I must say she is having a blast, making new friends, and eating out more, not that food is important in the Fraternity (?). Thank you Sue for all your support this past year and the cupcakes. I want to thank the Rose Croix officers: Gary Dukeman, John March, Keith Meitzler, Seth Anthony, Bob Trimble, and waiting to serve Bud Willard and Harry Smith. All of you are very active in the Fraternity and serve or have served in numerous leadership positions. My time as Most Wise Master was extremely easy because of you and I appreciate your dedication and love for the Fraternity. I will support all of you in any way you require. Thank you to Butch Kohler, Ken Good, Carey Kaucher, and your officers. It was fun serving with you and getting to know the officers in each line. Our Valley is in very good hands moving forward. Thank you to the county clubs and the officers for the delicious food, excellent speakers, and the fellowship. I m looking forward to the summer functions because we can dress down. In closing I can t say thank you enough, it was an honor and privilege to serve the Valley of Reading. In the words of Bob Hope: Thanks for the memories. Sincerely and Fraternally, Jeff Jeffrey S. Moyer Most Wise Master As our Commander-in-Chief, Butchie Kohler says; It s all about the friendship and comradery. And he is so right in his belief. Thank you for the opportunity to serve, and so ends my sermon and my term with NO REGERTS SAVE ONE. Sincerely and Fraternally, Carey Carey M. Kaucher Sovereign Prince 3

4 IN MEMORIAM The Valley of Reading remembers with respect the following Brethren whose deaths have been reported since the last publication of the Valley Notice. Donald R. Snyder March 21, 2016 Lodge No. WA0022 William J. Smurthwaite June 13, 2016 Lodge No. 340 Robert F. Weaver August 8, 2016 Lodge No. 227 Donald R. Orner August 30, 2016 Lodge No. 620 Warren E. Mauger October 30, 2016 Lodge No. 446 Francis A. Vicente January 18, 2017 Lodge No. 126 Clarence G. Klinger February 14, 2017 Lodge No. 406 Norbert G. Shaffer March 8, 2017 Lodge No. 254 Robert E. Seibel March 18, 2017 Lodge No. 665 William E. Jones, Jr. March 28, 2017 Lodge No. 267 Clair R. Cochran May 5, 2016 Lodge No. 587 Terrance W. Lyons June 27, 2016 Lodge No. 660 Frederick W. Gaines August 20, 2016 Lodge No. NJ0200 James H. Murray September 2, 2016 Lodge No. 475 Carl H. Schwarz, Jr. January 3, 2017 Lodge No. 405 Sol S. Linder February 10, 2017 Lodge No. 591 Russel B. Hasson February 15, 2017 Lodge No. 549 Ralph K. Hill March 9, 2017 Lodge No. 549 Jay G. Brossman March 22, 2017 Lodge No. 665 A Willing Helper Does Not Wait to Be Asked. --Danish Proverb T.T.G.O.T.G.A.O.T.U. (To The Glory Of The Grand Architect Of The Universe) Reunion & Stated meetings of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Bodies of Freemasonry sitting in the Valley of Reading, Pennsylvania will be held in the Scottish Rite Cathedral, 430 S. Seventh Avenue, West Reading, Pa., on the 24th day of the Hebrew month Iyyar and the 28 th day of the Hebrew month Iyyar, 5777 corresponding to: Saturday and Tuesday May 20 and 23, 2017 The business and work will be conducted according to the program on these pages. A cordial and fraternal invitation is extended to all members of the Rite duly accredited. Your permanent membership card will admit you to all the Sessions of the Reunion and must be shown to the Tyler for admittance. By order of: Kenneth R. Good Jeffrey S. Moyer Thrice Potent Master Most Wise Master Carey M. Kaucher Irwin A. Kohler, 33 Sovereign Prince Commander-in-Chief ATTEST: James R. Shaw, 33, Secretary DINNER WILL BE SERVED BEFORE THE MEETING ON MAY 23 6 TO 6:45 P.M. $8.00 PER PERSON INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS ON MAY 23 Petitions for this class will be accepted until May 12. A list of candidates will be available in the Scottish Rite Office beginning May 15. SPONSOR S RESPONSIBILITY For every petitioner for the Scottish Rite degrees there are two Scottish Rite Masons on whom rests a responsibility for the proper training of that petitioner. The two Scottish Rite Masons who sign the petition have a responsibility that does not end with their signature on the petition. If you invite a guest to a gathering at your home, you make sure that he meets all your guests, and is made welcome and comfortable. Isn t the Master Mason you recommend to Scottish Rite Freemasonry entitled to the same courtesy? As his sponsor, is it not your duty to take an interest in his progress? It seems to us that it is, and that you should see to it that he fully understands the fine lessons of our degrees. If you recommend a man to the Scottish Rite, satisfy yourself that he is receiving that for which you recommended him. To do so is but a Masonic courtesy and it is also your duty as a Scottish Rite Mason. Let s all give this matter some serious consideration. It will certainly bring forth good results if you attend the conferring of the degrees at our Reunions. 4

5 A TRIBUTE TO THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED On Tuesday, May 23, 2017 we will have the privilege of honoring those officers who have just completed their term of office. It has been said that the secret of Masonry, like the secret of life, can be known by those who seek it, serve it, live it. Like all things worth knowing, no one can know it for another and no one can know it alone. Fellowship, rapport, and communication are necessary. Members who have served as officers in the Scottish Rite have these essentials which make life happier by enlarging their circle of acquaintances and providing more opportunities for congenial fellowship and service. We can truthfully say to each of these brethren Well done thou good and faithful servant. The Valley is deeply grateful for the contributions you have made during your years of service in order to make our Valley grow. We are proud to honor: Irwin A. Kohler, 33 Commmander-in-Chief Kenneth R. Good Thrice Potent Master Carey M. Kaucher Sovereign Prince Jeffrey S. Moyer Most Wise Master The Valley of Reading is grateful for having these brethren as leaders in their respective bodies. To all officers, past and present, and to all the members: As we approach the twilight of this Scottish Rite year and the dawning of a new, let us resolve to continue to contribute our best to our Brethren, our Lodge, our Country, and our God. So Mote It Be. Today, as we pick our way through this dizzy, giddy, whirl of modern change and development, we give thought to leaving our mark on the walls we build so that someone a thousand years from now may see what we have done. The brethren that we honor today have already left their mark; their works are everlasting, and they have lived in accordance with the truth and precepts of our order. The Masonic influence has long been felt in their lives as they passed through the corridors of the temple and practiced the truths and mysteries of the order; they believed in them, and practiced them, and made them an integral part of their lives. They found that Masonry is a way of life a set of virtues and fundamental truths which must be a living, vital part of our existence, not merely a series of ritualistic performances. It is a privilege and an honor to once again pay tribute to those who have reached their 50 th anniversary in Scottish Rite Masonry, a milestone in their Masonic lives. CONGRATULATIONS to all of the following brethren. Proper honor will be bestowed upon them during the Saturday session of our Spring Reunion, at which time those who are able to attend will receive their 50-year pins from the Commander-in-Chief. Those who cannot attend will receive their pins through the mail. John C. Beil Merlin A. Beil Denton L. Borry Walter R. Christ Jay B. Coleman Bradley A. Conquest Jonathan B. Detwiler Warren J. Dietrich Charles R. Fegley Harold R. Good Robert L. Grimes William T. Gundrum Richard H. Hartman Donald F. Heffley Dennis P. Miller John C. Morrisson Harry A. Moseley, Jr. John W. Pfrommer, Jr. Edward W. Reinhart William M. Rohrbach Granville W. Sandridge Henry S. Saylor, Jr. Jack D. Spangler Robert S. Spotts Larry P. Thomas, Sr. Ronald P. Tomey Richard H. Winings ALLEGIANCE The Bodies of the Scottish Rite, sitting in the Valley of Reading, District of Pennsylvania, acknowledge and yield allegiance to the Supreme Council, 33, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry for the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction of the United States of America, whose Grand East is in Boston, Massachusetts, and whose officers are: Ill. John Wm. McNaughton, 33 Ill. Richard W. Elliot, 33 Sovereign Grand Commander Grand Treasurer General Ill. Gail N. Kemp, 33 Ill. James L. Tungate, 33 Grand Lieutenant Commander Grand Secretary General Ill. Thomas K. Sturgeon, 33 Deputy for Pennsylvania Living Honorary Members of The Supreme Council Valley of Reading *lll.emanuel Iglesias, 33 MSA 1972 Ill. George P. Meissner, Ill. William T. Hill, Ill. P. Thomas Feeser, *lll. Norman A. Fox, 33 MSA 1980 Ill. Robert W. Fries, Ill. Paul D. Fisher, Ill. James L. Boyer, Ill. Marvin G. Speicher, Ill. Edward O. Weisser, Ill. Irvin D. Herring, Ill. John L. Winkelman, Ill. Russell W. Baker, Ill. Larry A. Buzzard, Ill. Marion I. Miller, Ill. Louis A. Fiorini, Ill. John C. Evans, Ill. W. Randall Kegerise, Ill. Noah W. Wenger, Ill. Richard E. Hummel, Ill. L.Donald Loos, Jr Ill. J. Richard Eby, Ill. Thomas C. Keen, Ill. Clarence W. Martin, Ill. Harry Bertoti, Ill. Mark H. Haines, Ill. Herbert K. Swisher, Ill. Jon J. DeHart, Ill. Victor M. Frederick, III, 33, DSM 2004 Ladies Auxiliary Ill. Harriss A. Butler, III, Ill. Conrad L. Heimbach, Ill. Edward J. Stumm, Ill. Christopher H. Tecklenburg, 33, MSA 2005 Ill. Eric L. Brandt, Ill. Franklin D. Caltagirone, Ill. Kerry J. Cashman, Ill. William D. Coldren, Jr., Ill. Irvin C. Henry, Jr., Ill. Ray E. Feick, Ill. Irwin A. Kohler, Ill. William J. Oehme, Ill. Allen D. Moyer, Ill. Raymond Thompson, Jr., Ill. Robert S. Conway, Ill. Robert A. Swoyer, Ill. William H. Tennant, Jr., Ill. Michael A. Black, Ill. William P. Ulrich, Ill. Kevin S. Barnhardt, Ill. James R. Shaw, Ill. Harry E. Hackman, Jr Ill. John R. Nester, Ill. John J. Tumolo, III, Ill. Robert C. Engleman, Ill. Robert J. Hoyes, Ill. Carl F. Berger, Ill. Thomas Gamon, IV, Ill. Raymond W. Gottschall, III, *Valley of Abington merged 8/1/91 Join us on Tuesday May 23 rd at 6:00pm for dinner. Cost is $8.00 We will be having an ice cream social for dessert provided by the board, followed by our stated meeting at 7:00pm. Program for the evening will be: INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS PLEASE NOTE: BUS TRIP ON MAY 20, 2017 HAS BEEN CANCELLED 5

6 Chester County Club s Annual John T. Gay, Jr. Memorial Sports Banquet Schuylkill County Club Stag Steak Fry Wednesday, June 14, 2017 Schuylkill Lodge No. 138 F&AM Orwigsburg, PA $25.00 Donation Please get your tickets, not just yours, but your friends as well. Masons and Non-Masons are welcome! For Tickets Contact: Carl F. Berger Donald (Ducky) Schneck All tickets are on a pre-sold basis and will not be available at the door! Payment is the responsibility of the purchaser whether in attendance or not. June 15, 2017 Guest Speaker Harry Hammond PGA Masters Professional Revere Tavern, Paradise, PA 6:00 PM Social 7:00 9:00 pm Dinner/Event For Tickets please contact: Paul A. Swank, JR Or pasnuf@aol.com Ringing Hills Fire Co. Pavilion Pottstown, PA 4:00 PM 9:00 PM Contact: Keith Meitzler kmeitz@comcast.net Casual Picnic Attire Door Prizes And much, much, more 6

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9 Children s Dyslexia Center of Reading PO Box 6013 Reading, PA We have three requests for the Members of the Valley: 1. Purchase tickets for yourself. The Children s Dyslexia Center is conducting its annual Wine Raffle. Tickets are $10.00 each with a limit of 500 sold. The top prize is 50 bottles of wine! Drawing will be held at the conclusion of the Spring Reunion, Saturday, May 20th 2. Take a pack of ten tickets to sell to friends. They are available through the Valley office. 3. Donate one or more bottles of wine. 9

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11 GOLDEN EAGLES By the time you are reading this May issue of the Valley Notice the snow will be gone, Spring will be here, flowers should be starting to bloom and the temperature should be rebounding to a comfortable 73 degrees, according to weather statistics. It is time to dust off the gloom of winter and get out into the spring air. If you did not already know about the Scottish Rite, Valley of Reading s Golden Eagles Club let me inform you. The Golden Eagles meets on the 3 rd Wednesday of each month at 12 noon in the Banquet Room of the Scottish Rite Cathedral at 430 S. 7 th Avenue in West Reading; across from the Reading Hospital s new Healthplex. The organization is open to Scottish Rite Masons, Blue Lodge Masons and Non-Masons and their significant others as well. Our meeting starts out with a great full meal, catered by Dori Martin Catering of Fleetwood. NOTE: for seniors (or anyone) the best time to eat a full course meal is in the middle of the day, so you can digest the food prior to going to bed. Cost is $8.00 (no gratuity, no tax what a deal) this is followed by good programs of varying subjects of interest. Then we have a brief business meeting. Dress for the meetings is casual comfy. If you do plan on attending please call Don & Barb Loos at and make reservations. Besides New Years, spring is a good time to try something new! HOW ABOUT TRYING GOLDEN EAGLES? LOOK FORWARD TO MEETING YOU! May 17, 2017 June 21, 2017 Meal Meat Loaf, Mashed Potatoes and everything else Program New Earth Band Country/Gospel Meal Summer Picnic Hot dogs, hamburgers, and fixins Program Downsizing 101 Vali Heist Ladies Spring Tea We are a family made up of very special people. Men and women, each with a unique quality, working together to form our Scottish Rite Valley. It s great working together!! My way of thinking is; we all came together to try something new, and it was a success. Who can go wrong with a theme of fun, food and fellowship? I want to say THANK YOU to those on the committee from its early planning stages, to each and every one who took part. A sincere heart felt THANK YOU!! Much Love, Cheryl Weiser 11

12 Interactive Membership Application on line at: REUNION SCHEDULE 2017 SPRING REUNION SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL Valley of Reading West Reading, Pennsylvania Saturday, May 20, :00 a.m. Continental Breakfast Dining Room 7:30 a.m. Class Registration Candidates Room 7:45 a.m. Class Orientation Candidates Room 8:00 a.m. Reading Lodge of Perfection, 14 4 Master Traveler in full form 7 Provost and Judge in full form 14 Grand Elect Mason in full form 11:00 a.m. C. Gilbert Steffe Council, 16 Princes of Jerusalem 15 Knight of the East in full form 12:00 p.m. Buffett Luncheon Zimmerman Dining Room 1:00 p.m. Francis Marion Highley Chapter, 18 Rose Croix 18 Knight of the Rose Croix in full form 2:00 p.m. Reading Consistory, 32 Sublime Prince of the Royal Secret Introductions Presentation of 50 Year Members Reception of the Honored Guest 27 Knight of Jerusalem in full form 28 Knight of the Sun in full form 5:00 p.m. Dinner Zimmerman Dining Room 6:00 p.m. 32 Sublime Prince of the Royal Secret in full form