Deadlines for Valley Notice in 2010: Issue Deadline October Sept. 3 November Oct. 1 Please deliver your submissions to the Scottish Rite Office, or email directly to the editor: pm1989@comcast.net July, 2010 Brethren and Battle Stations Inside this issue: Officers Columns Page 2 Learning Center Gala Page 4 Family Picnic Page 6 Spring Class Page 7 In Memoriam Page 8 Brethren from the Valley of Reading and the Valley of Lancaster who traveled together to the Battleship New Jersey, berthed at Camden, New Jersey. The New Jersey Council of Deliberation conferred the 23 rd Degree, The Four Chaplains Degree on the aft deck of the most decorated Battleship in US Naval history. The brethren enjoyed lunch in the crew s mess and tours of this historic ship following the degree. Grand Master Slater County Clubs Page 9 Addressed 18 Brethren Craft, Bike & Car Show Page 11 50 Year Members Receive Recognition of Reunion Class 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- Ill. Jon J. DeHart, 33 Associate Editor- Ill. Blaine F. Fabian, 33 The Valley of Reading, A.A.S.R. P.O. Box 6013 West Reading, PA 19610 Phone: 610-373-0722 Fax: 610-373-0795 Email: valley.of.reading@comcast.net Six of the members from the group of nearly twenty who attained fifty-year status in 2010 received recognition at the Spring Reunion. Pictured are (listed in alphabetical order): Horace Bailey, Ill. Norman A. Fox, 33, Ill. George P. Meissner, 33, Clair W. Noll, Charles Wade, and Glenn Wade. Fifty-year members unable to attend the Reunion who will receive their recognition pins by mail are: Robert E. Bare, Harlan Boyer, Thomas R. Confer, Robert F. Deibert, Eli S. Eisenhart, Forest Eshbach, William Kish, Kenneth E. Kulp, Warren E. Mauger, Earle W. Moyer, William Paloczi, Daniel K. Schoenly, Joseph W. Simon, Carl F. Stauffer, and Jerry J. Theodossiou. Pictured at left are the Honored Guest of the Reunion, Ill. Mark A. Haines, 33º, R.W. Grand Secretary, and Ill. Victor M. Frederick, III, 33º, Commander-in-Chief, and at right James A. Gilbert, Deputy Master, Bradley L. Auker, Most Wise Master, and Ill. Russell W. Baker, 33º, Active for Pennsylvania, Supreme Council, N.M.J., A.A.S.R.
The Commander-in-Chief Ill. Victor M. Frederick III., 33 Congratulations to Past Thrice Potent Master Kevin S. Barnhardt, Past Sovereign Prince Paul A. Swank Jr. and Past Most Wise Master Bradley L. Auker. It has certainly been a pleasure working with you this past year and we thank you all for your contributions to the Valley during your tenure. Also congratulations to the other newly installed officers James A. Gilbert LOP, Michael D. Wolfe Council and Edward R Stein Chapter. I am looking forward to working with you and your officers this coming year. Summer is a few days away and I wish all of you a safe, prosperous and enjoyable season. Our spring reunion went well except for a lack of more candidates. The new class appears to be a group destined to help their Valley prosper. The class members should soon be hearing from the Valley for participation in the upcoming fall reunion. I hope that the new members and their significant others who attended our stated meeting had an enjoyable evening. If you did, please tell your brothers and bring them with you at our next affair. If you did not then tell me so that my staff and I can make appropriate changes to assure that our Valley brings an Inspirational, Convenient and Enjoyable experience to all. Brethren it is not too soon to be thinking about rounding up new members. With our Grand Master having a one day class and Scottish Rite following suite on October 30 th 2010, we may be able to help eliminate our membership problem. A person that you consider to be worthy of becoming a Mason and a Scottish Rite Mason can accomplish this honor in one day. For those who are already our Brothers we are having our usual fall reunion. That gives us two chances in less than a month to introduce Masonry and Scottish Rite to deserving individuals. If each of us would only bring in one new member in the next year our budget problems would be eliminated. On August 7 th we will have our annual Family Picnic at the Reading Liederkranz. Bring you family for an afternoon of fun and refreshment. Again this year bring your pitching arm. We will have a dunk the Active (Ill Russell W. Baker 33 Deg) and dunk the Commander in Chief contest. Further details for the picnic are in this newsletter. Check out the rest of this news letter for other Valley and County Club events, and come out and support your brethren. Thrice Potent Master s Corner James A. Gilbert Greeting to all brethren. First I would like to express my thanks and overwhelming gratitude for the aid of many brothers to reach the station of TPM. I have never seen eight years go by so fast. Thinking of something to write for my column that has not already been said was a real challenge for me. After what seemed to be forever, two words came to mind, Commitment and Brotherhood. Commitment to pledge or assign to some particular course and Brotherhood the state of being brothers as in an association or fraternity. These have been the two words that have meant the most to me in my Masonic journey. The fact that Masons believe in personal honor, principle, moral, and ethical behavior and setting a good example in our community, will hereby achieve better, happier, and wiser men which in turn creates a more productive world for all mankind. There are many ways to fulfill this opportunity in the Scottish Rite Fraternity. The doors are always open and all you have to do is step inside and ask. Support your County Clubs and Fund Raisers. Get involved and I promise you will be a happier and better person for your effort. Sovereign Prince Speaks Michael D. Wolfe Being elected Sovereign Prince for the Valley of Reading is the one of the most exciting and respectable positions that I have held since being Worshipful Master of Ephrata Lodge #665 in 2004. I m very thankful for the opportunity to serve the Valley as Sovereign Prince. The goal I set for this term is to serve the Valley in the best possible way that I can. Firstly by listening to the members and acting on their ideas. Secondly by following the guidelines set by the Valley and thirdly by taking care of the officers and past Sovereign Princes. Pride is part of my Masonic path. Several men have told me over the years that they feel welcomed and relaxed and that the people are kind and go out of their ways to help when they visit the Valley of Reading. That s how the Sovereign Princes get involved. We all should be very proud of this Valley and its officers. There is so much to do that is associated with being a Scottish Rite Mason. Such as club dinners, picnics, Valley dinners, egg hunts, fishing rodeos, concerts, dances, fundraisers, Christmas programs, train clubs, motorcycle clubs, and much more. So no one should be saying that there isn t anything for them to do at the Valley of Reading. There is something for everybody! Please support your Learning Center and the Valley by attending some of these functions and paying your dues. You ll be glad you did! 2
Most Wise Master s Moment Edward R. Stein With the beauty of the spring and summer months, comes the promise of new life and new beginnings. With that, I would like extend a sincere Thank You to the Past Most Wise Masters, the leadership of Consistory and the Brethren of the Valley of Reading for the honor and opportunity to serve as Most Wise Master, Knight Rose Croix. On October 30 th, 2010, The Valley of Reading will be hosting a One-Day-Class in support of PA Blue Lodge Masonry and its Appendant Bodies. It is said that those who have the ability and the means, have a responsibility to step forward in service! And so it is the responsibility of each and every one of us to once again step forward in service of Freemasonry and the Valley of Reading. To that end, I challenge my fellow Masons to invite a good man to join us as a Brother. Just think if each one of us were to sign a petition and bring only ONE new member to the One-Day-Class, the Valley of Reading would add approximately 4,000 new members to our ranks. Won t you please join me in making this day a success for the good of Freemasonry in general and the great Valley of Reading in particular! Thank you and I look forward to seeing you at our next Valley sponsored function! Combined Club s Ladies Night By Carl F. Berger Another success story evolved in May when the ladies and guests of the valley experienced a night of ICE. That stands for Inspiration, convenience and enjoyment (in case you are not familiar with the name). The evening began with a fine dinner featuring many flavors to savor. Immediately following was a wonderful performance by Charlie Zahm. His musical talents accompanied by one of the best award winning fiddle players entertained those in attendance. If you haven t attended any of these annual Ladies Night functions you sure are missing a great opportunity to treat your significant other and guests to a quiet and relaxing evening. Think about it for next year. Be a part, you deserve it. They deserve it. One Day Masonic Journey Coming In October To Valley of Reading On October 30, 2010, the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania will hold a One Day Masonic Journey in 13 locations across the state. These classes will be conducted much the same as the One Day Class held in 2004. This is an excellent opportunity to INVITE interested, quality men, who may have busy schedules and numerous business and personal time commitments, to join our ranks. During this event, approved candidates will be able to join Symbolic Lodge, Scottish Rite and Shrine Freemasonry all in one day. Petitions must be presented to your Blue Lodge as they always have been. Get your petitions presented in adequate time to be balloted and approved before your October stated meeting (your September stated meeting is the deadline line to present petitions). Scottish Rite petitions will be accepted up to October 22, 2010 to receive Scottish Rite s 32 at the One Day Masonic Journey, and November 12 to receive the degrees at the Fall Reunion. All Masonic Bodies have been pleading with our members to increase our membership in Lodge, Scottish Rite and Shrine. Now we can work together to realize this goal. Locally, the One Day Masonic Journey will be held at the Scottish Rite Cathedral in West Reading. Brethren, the future of Freemasonry depends on each of us to do our part in securing new and worthy candidates for our lodges. For petitions and additional information contact your lodge secretary. Please do your part to make this a banner day in Pennsylvania Masonry. Candidates who wish to petition the Scottish Rite Valley of Reading will be offered a One Day Masonic Journey special discounted fee of $100.00 for both this day and the Fall Reunion on Saturday, November 20, 2010. Brethren, this is an excellent opportunity to invite qualified men to become Master Masons and Scottish Rite Masons in one day. Also, brethren who are Master Masons are encouraged to become Scottish Rite Masons this same day. Membership portfolios, applications, and petitions are available at the Scottish Rite Office. Welcome New Members By Carl F. Berger On behalf of the Valley of Reading AASR and the County Clubs we applaud you for this recent undertaking. Your knowledge of the fraternity and the benefits it offers to you and your family are awesome. However, you must be cautioned that without attending meetings or events your growth will not strengthen as quickly. No one expects anyone to attend all the doings but you are encouraged to try a few and see what fits your taste and schedule. County club events are in your local area. If you are uncertain about these, contact the Valley office for details. Reunions too open the door for a wide range of fun. We have the resources to train in any area in which you have an interest. 3
2 nd Annual Gala for Dyslexia Concert Saturday, September 11 th, 2010 The Reading POPS Orchestra Presents: Americana: A Tribute to the Music of Our Great Nation Scottish Rite Cathedral, Reading PA Doors open at 6:00 pm, concert begins at 7:00 pm Refreshments available prior to the concert General admission tickets: $18 in advance, $20 at the door (on sale July 1, 2010) Proceeds benefit the Children s Learning Center of Reading - celebrating its 10 th year of tutoring children with dyslexia.
Three Abbott Scholarships Awarded Three Leon M. Abbott Scottish Rite Scholarships in the amount of $2,762.50 each have been awarded by the Supreme Council of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, N.M.J., to students who applied through the Valley of Reading: Kyle T. Wagonseller, of Mohrsville, is the Grandson of Wallace W. Wagonseller. His parents are Neil T. and Shelly A. Wagonseller. Kyle is attending Slippery Rock University, majoring in Political Science. Andrew P. Voorhees, of Downingtown, is the Grandson of Robert G. MacHenry. Andrew is attending The Pennsylvania State University and is studying Architectural Engineering. Jonathan A. Fisher, of Downingtown, is the son of Ricky G. Fisher and Mary Ann Fisher. Jonathan is also attending The Pennsylvania State University and studying Architectural Engineering. The Abbott Scholarships are awarded to qualified students in recognition of scholastic and all-round achievement. The goal is to help young people fulfill their career goals by assisting them financially as they further their education beyond high school. Abbott Scholarships are given to children of Scottish Rite Masonic families, to young people who have been active in Masonicrelated organizations such as DeMolay, Rainbow and Job s Daughters, and to graduates of our 32 Masonic Learning Centers for Children. The Grants are made throughout the fifteen-state Northern Masonic Jurisdiction. Total scholarships in the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction will be $450,000 for the 2010-2011 academic period. A year ago 352 college level students across the Jurisdiction were helped by Abbott grants. Support for the growing scholarship program comes from the Supreme Council Education and Charity Fund established through the generous legacy of former Sovereign Grand Commander Leon M. Abbott. In recent years, the fund has been strengthened by sharing in annual contributions to the Blue envelope appeal by the Fraternity s 200,000 members. Applications are available on line, beginning in January of each year, at www.supremecouncil.org. Click on the Philanthropy Tab, than click on Abbott Scholarship. Additional scholarships are available at www.pagrandlodge.org/pyf/scholar/index.html. Click on Masonic Scholarship Resource Guide. In addition to the Abbott Scholarship,, the Scottish Rite Masons of the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction also support the awardwinning National Heritage Museum in historic Lexington, Massachusetts; yearly fellowships for Schizophrenia Research; and the 32 Masonic learning Centers for Children, Inc. SUPPORT THE CHILDREN S LEARNING CENTER Purchase an advertisement in the Gala for Dyslexia program to show your support and/or promote your business to the attendees. PATRON LISTING $10 BUSINESS CARD SIZE AD $25 1/4 PAGE AD $50 1/2 PAGE AD $75 (includes 1 Gala ticket) FULL PAGE AD $125 (includes 1 Gala ticket) CONTACT CINDY WHITEHEAD AT: CINDY.WHITEHEAD@PARENTEBEARD.COM IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN PLACING AN AD OR LISTING IN THE PROGRAM. DEADLINE: AUGUST 20 5
Scottish Rite Valley of Reading At Reading Liederkranz, Spook Lane, Reading FUN, FUN, FUN from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. 4:00 Let the fun begin 4:30 Games with 6:00 Entertainment 4-8:00 FREE - with socializing, food & prizes by age group, for the kids! Ice cream, soda, fun for kids of all ages. including Bingo! pretzels, peanuts. GAMES GALOR DUNK TANK MOON BOUNCE FUN FOR ALL BE SURE TO REPORT TO THE REGISTRATION TABLE Each Scottish Rite Member Must Show Current Dues Card Free Picnic Tags Will Be Given To You And Your Family 6
20 Brethren Welcomed to Scottish Rite at Reunion A Class of twenty Brethren was welcomed as Scottish Rite Masons at the 2010 Spring Reunion Class of the Valley of Reading on Saturday, May 22. Ill. Mark A. Haines, 33º, R.W. Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, was the Honored Guest and delivered an inspiring fraternal message deftly entwining the values, virtues, benefits and fulfillments through the total spectrum of Masonry. Ill. Bro. Haines was at home since he is member of Reading Lodge No.549, this Scottish Rite Valley of Reading, the York Rite Bodies in Reading, and Rajah Shrine. Seated in 2010 Spring Reunion Class picture are (l-r): Paul A. Swank, Sovereign Prince; Ill. Edward O. Weisser, 33º, R.W. Past Grand Master; Ill. Russell W. Baker, 33º, Active for Pennsylvania, N.M.J, A.A.S.R.; Honored Guest, Ill. Mark A. Haines, 33º; R.W. Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of PA; Ill. Victor M. Frederick, III, 33º, Commander-in-Chief; Ill. Marvin G. Speicher, 33º, R.W. Past Grand Treasurer; and Bradley L. Auker, Most Wise Master. (Thrice Potent Master Kevin S. Barnhart was participating in degree work and unavailable for the photo.) The Class Marshals standing at front left are: Ill. James L. Boyer, 33º; Vincent Miller; Co-Chairman Ill. Louis A. Fiorini, 33º; and Dale Bentz. Standing front right are: Ill. Gerald R. Baum, 33º; MSA; Richard A. Imgrund; and Willard H. Miller. The 20 Brethren of the class are (listed in alphabetical order): Michael John Coine, 55, of Parker Ford, a carpenter, member of Spring City Lodge No. 553; Gerald Gilbert Francis, 69, of West Chester, sales, member of Thompson Lodge No., 340, Paoli; Gregory Blayne Francis, 39, of Chesterbrook, an attorney, member of Thomson Lodge No. 340, Paoli. Luke Andrew Hample, 25, New Holland, corrections officer, member of Ephrata Lodge No. 665; Kenneth Thompson Hipple, 61, of Pottstown, a data analyst, member of Spring City Lodge No. 553; Michael David Hipple, 57, of Fleetwood, educational administration, member of Chandler Lodge No. 227, West Reading; Kevin Scott Laskey, 26, of New Berlinville, manager, customer programs, member of Perkiomen Lodge No. 595, Red Hill; Larry Eugene Logero, 69, Wyomissing, commercial real estate broker, member of Lodge No., 62, Reading. Keith Harry Metzler, 39, Royersford, sales, member of Spring City Lodge No. 553; Robert Lynn Milliken, Jr., 66, Coatesville, manager, member of Brandywine Goddard Lodge No. 383, Coatesville; John Fairbanks Phipps, 39, Parkesburg, woodworker, member of Christiana Lodge No. 417; Gary S. Pletcher, 49, Royersford, mechanic, member of Spring City Lodge No. 553; Timothy Lee Pletcher, 45, Spring City, contractor, member of Spring City Lodge No. 553. Gregory Allen Rhoades, 38, Stevens, sheet metal worker, member of Howell Lodge No. 405, Honey Brook; Aaron Michael Rhone, 26, Hamburg, radiological planning officer, member of Vaux Lodge No. 406, Hamburg; David Jason Schmidt, 40, Lititz, registered nurse, member of Lamberton Lodge No. 476, Lancaster; Raymond Stephen Sheller, 26, New Holland, state constable, member of Skerrett Lodge No. 343, Cochranville; Timothy Andrew Shultz, 34, Lancaster, trouble man, member of Lamberton Lodge No. 476, Lancaster; Lawrence Raymond Taylor, 45, Cochranville, maintenance technician, member of Brandywine Goddard Lodge No. 383, Coatesville; William Robert Tobias, 43, a district manager, member Honey Brook, Lodge No. 405, Honey Brook. OVERSIGHT ADVISORY COMMITTEE The next Stated Meeting of the Oversight Advisory Committee will be at 7:00 p.m. on Monday, September 20. To Contact Committee Members Larry A. Buzzard (610) 286-6579 Victor M. Frederick, III (610) 970-2153 Mark A. Haines (610) 678-9874 Thomas A. Keen (610) 369-7972 L. Donald Loos, Chairman (610) 678-1063 Herbert K. Swisher (610) 670-8084 Carl F. Berger, Secretary (570) 385-2567 Blaine F. Fabian, Consulting Aid (610) 678-4347 As a reminder this committee is your main resource to bring specific information to the attention of the Valley of Reading, AASR. Should you have a positive suggestive to improve the efforts of the Valley or a concern about something which may be hindering the Valley or its members. Please contact one of the committee members above. All replies and opinions are held in strict confidence and will remain anonymous. 7
GOOD FELLOWSHIP CLUB The Good Fellowship Club s Spring dinner meeting was held Wednesday, April 29 th at the Keystone Fire Company in Boyertown. Seated at the head table were (left to right): Ill. Conrad L. Heimbach, 33 ; Thomas Gamon IV, Secretary; Andrew E. Weitzenkorn, First Vice President; Rob K. Heddens, President, Ill. William H. Tennant, Jr., 33, Second Lieutenant Commander; Ralph A. Clemmer, Treasurer. 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. FAMOUS SAUSAGE & PANCAKE STAG NIGHT WHERE: Virginville Hotel, Virginville, PA WHEN: Monday, October 4, 2010 WHO: All Scottish Rite and Blue Lodge Masons Any Blue Lodge member who has signed a petition to join the Scottish Rite Valley of Reading will be the Guest of the Valley TIME: Social Hour 6:00 6:45 p.m. Dinner 6:45 COST: $10.00 per member (guest is free) RESERVATIONS: Return this form with check in amount due to: IRVIN D. HERRING, TREA. 2028 OLD 22 LENHARTSVILLE, PA 19534 Make Check Payable to: Ontelaunee Club, Valley of Reading DEADLINE: OCTOBER 1, 2010 QUESTIONS: Call Bro. Herring at 610-562-7300 or email him at idherring@msn.com Ralph C. Capp August 8, 2007 Charles M. Reinsel April 24, 2010 Elmer J. Kurtz May 11, 2010 SAUSAGE & PANCAKE STAG NIGHT RESERVATION FORM Leon C. Wiggins December 9, 2008 Wilbert C. Staller March 22, 2010 William G. Andrews April 1, 2010 John C. Tecklenburg April 27, 2010 Charles H. Hoffman April 27, 2010 Richard M. Doerrman April 28, 2010 Clifford H. Ratcliff May 21, 2010 Rufus K. Geib May 24, 2010 Norman A. Bosold May 29, 2010 NAME Member of: Scottish Rite Blue Lodge Only Guest: Yes No Amount Due: Hampton G. Rapp April 9, 2010 James G. Hochgertel April 13, 2010 Leonard J. Clark May 5, 2010 P. Richard Doster May 11, 2010 Edward C. Smith May 29, 2010 Clarence S. Shoup June 3, 2010 NAME Member of: Scottish Rite Blue Lodge Only Guest: Yes No Amount Due: Kenneth R. Shugar April 14, 2010 Albert V. Schulze, Jr. April 20, 2010 Curtis C. Fritz May 21, 2010 Thomas L. Gilfert June 19, 2010 TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED: 8
Schuylkill County Club Serves Up Steak and Fun The Schuylkill County Club held its annual Stag Steak Fry on Wednesday, June 9 at Schuylkill Lodge in Orwigsburg. Though the weather was wet, it did not dampen the spirit of fellowship. The brethren simply covered the grill, and served up sumptuous steaks indoors. By all accounts, the food was delicious and the fellowship, priceless. John Gay Sports Banquet Scores Extra Points The Chester County Club hosted their annual John Gay Memorial Sports Banquet to raise funds in support of their scholarship fund on Thursday, June 24. They filled the Revere Tavern in Paradise to capacity with their special guest, former Philadelphia Eagle Vince Papale. Papale had also gained further notoriety as the subject of the 2006 film Invincible starring Mark Wahlberg as Papale and Greg Kinear as former Eagles Head Coach Dick Vermeil. This year s banquet scored extra points with the brethren when Dick Vermeil also attended and addressed the club. Vermeil had been the featured speaker for the John Gay Banquet in 2007. Both Papale and Vermeil are dynamic personalities and enthralling speakers who helped make this interesting and enjoyable event a win-win. Vince Papale Dick Vermeil 9
COMING TO THE VALLEY OF READING SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL! THINK AHEAD WHO DO YOU KNOW? GET HIM A PETITION! AASR INITIATION FEE JUST $100.00 10
The of Valley of Reading's A.A.S.R. Hiram Scottish Riders and Chapter Knights of Rose Croix present: The Car, Motorcycle & Craft Show to Fight Dyslexia Benefits the 32nd Degree Masonic Learning Center for Dyslexic Children 310 South Seventh Avenue, West Reading, Pa. 19611 Saturday, Sept. 18, 2010 from 9:00AM to 3:00PM Craft Show Information 1. 8'x10' Spaces for your own set up or one 8' X 2.5' Table in a 6' X 10' space for $25.00. 2. Electric available for $5.00 per Space, Please, bring your own extension cords. 3. Admission Free, Donations Accepted. 4. Lunch available at 11:00AM, free coffee all day. 5. Set up begins at 7:00AM, not before. 6. Silent Auction by your Mandatory Donation (Items $20.00 Minimum) at 2:30 pm, Winners Notified. 7. Venders must stay for the entire time of the show Please fill in the steps below Step 1. Type of Crafts: (wood, clay, Jewelry, etc.) Step 2. Type of Space: 8'x10' for your own step up or 6' x 10' with table, Check One Step 3. Business Name: Exhibitors Name Address: City: State Zip Phone: Cell: E Mail: Step 4. Send to: Bradley L. Auker Phone: 717 484 0173 268 W. Swartzville Rd. E mail: bauker@dejazzd.com Reinholds, Pa. 17569 Step 5. Include: The application plus $25.00 for space or Table ordered and $5.00 per space or table for electric Step 6. Make checks payable to: Bradley L. Auker Car and Motorcycle Show Benefits the 32nd Degree Masonic Learning Centers for Dyslexic Children In conjunction with the craft show, the Hiram Scottish Riders Motorcycle Club will hold a Car and Motorcycle Show Car Registration: 9:00 AM Car judging begins immediately following the 2:00 PM Raffle Drawing Poker Run: 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM WIN BIG!!! Buy $20.00 Raffle Tickets First Prize a 2011 HD Super Glide or $10,000.00 Cash Second Prize $500.00 Cash Third Prize $250.00 Cash Drawing at 2:00 PM For more Information on the Car & Motorcycle Show or Raffle Tickets call Vic Fredrick @ 484 942 9340 or Mike Wolfe @ 717 468 8565 11
MARK YOUR CALENDAR BRING THE FAMILY JOIN THE FUN VALLEY OF READING SATURDAY, AUGUST 7 at The Reading Liederkranz Details on Page 6