Lake Lodge # 215


(pictures by W. Bro. H. J. (Jack) Hellberg)

(Posted January 26, 2012)

Installation of R. W. Bro. Kenneth Campbell

By Installing Master W. Bro. Raymond Campbell and Investiture Of Lodge Officers

For the Masonic Year 2012
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Installation of W. Bro. Donald Clare
By Installing Master W. Bro. Ian Clare and Investiture Of Lodge Officers

For the Masonic Year 2012
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Installation of W. Bro. James R. Vandenburg and Investiture Of Lodge Officers

For the Masonic Year 2012
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Installation of W. Bro. Gregory Stephens and Investiture Of Lodge Officers.

For the Masonic Year 2012
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Installation and Investiture of 2012 Officers.

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Installation of the Worshipful Master and Investiture of the Officers for the 2012 Masonic Year.

V. W. James King – Installing Master
W. Bro. Daryl Konkin – Master Elect

(Photos by W. Bro. H.J. (Jack) Hellberg)

The Belleville Shrine Club – an Affiliated Masonic Organization Escorts Santa Clause to eleven towns.

20 Nov. 2011 – Consecon & Belleville
26 Nov. 2011 – Foxboro, Campbellford & Madoc
27 Nov. 2011 – Trenton
02 Dec. 2011 – Stirling
03 Dec. 2011 – Wellington, Tweed, Marmora & Picton

Trent Lodge # 38 Banquet.

In Honour of R. W. Bro. Leonard G. Bedford District Deputy Grand Master.
On the Occasion of his official Visit 13 December 2011.

(Photos by W. Bro. H. J. (Jack) Hellberg)

Stirling Lodge #69 hosted the annual DDGM Official Visit on Thursday November 17th, at the Lodge building in Stirling. The event was well attended by many visitors from District Lodges.

District Deputy Grand Master, R. W. Bro. Leonard Bedford, the President of the Prince Edward District Past Masters, Masters and Wardens Association and several District Directors to receive the District Travelling Square and Compasses at the Masonic Hall in Frankford.

Annual Chicken Pot Pie Dinner supplied by the wonderful ladies of Eastern Star – Quinte Chapter # 59.
We also celebrated the official visit of our very own Right Worshipful Bro. District Deputy Grand Master Leonard Bedford.

Lake Lodge #215 at the Ameliasburgh Masonic Hall for more than 35 years of their traditional autumn feast; complete with B.B.Q. chicken, fresh corn, salads, bread and local produce.

Prince Edwrad District DDGM - R. W. Leonard G. Bedford. Annual Fraternal Visit at Belleville Temple Lodge #123.

United Lodge # 29 Banquet

In Honour of R. W. Bro. Leonard G. Bedford
District Deputy Grand Master

On the Occasion of his official Visit 01 November 2011

October 1st, Prince Edward Lodge #18 was thrilled to be entertained by the 18th Century Degree Team. The two hour theatrical presentation by the Team marked its 139th show to lodges in Ontario and the United States.

Continuing the Bicentennial Celebration, Prince Edward Lodge #18 arranged for a memorable raising of two brothers to the sublime degree of a Master Mason on early Saturday morning at the Picton Masonic Hall.

This year's annual picnic and boating event, held at the residence of the Bedford Family, was a major expanded event as invitations were extended to all Masons of Prince Edward District.

Canada Lodge was not the first Military lodge to open in Kandahar. Widow's Son No. 202, a Prince Hall Lodge, has been operating there for a number of years. There were of course regular fraternal visits between the two lodges. In fact, at that first meeting when we opened the lodge on May 20, 2010.

evening featuring the official visit of the D.D.G.M. of Prince Edward District, R. W. Bro. J. Grant Brummell and the initiation of a new member, Mr. Robert William Speers.

Turning the page to a new year, Bancroft Lodge enjoyed a fun evening of fellowship and installation of new officers. Despite its northern location, the hospitality of the lodge attracted a substantial number of visitors