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Goulburn Council No. 36- Installation meeting.

Goulburn Council invite you to their Installation meeting on Saturday 21st March at 3:00 pm. This will be preceded by the Installation meeting of Mount Horeb Lodge of Royal Ark Mariners at 2:30 pm.

The WM / Commander is hoping for a good attendance. This will ensure that the brethren have the opportunity to dine at this installation meeting. Minimum number is 10 so please invite a brother to accompany you on this occasion.

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Herbert Barrington Slater Council 234 -Seven Candidates for Grand High Priest

Herbert Barrington Slater Council No 234 held there meeting on the 28th February at Salford Masonic Hall, with a plan to deliver the Holy Royal Order of Grand High Priest for the two candidates Bro Anthony Smith and Bro Gokhan Gelisen named on the summons.

The Summons also invited any other qualified Brethren to receive the order. Little did they know that a total of seven brethren would qualify and take part in the proceedings.

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Lancastria Council – Installation meeting

Last Friday 35 Allied members experienced a fabulous day of fellowship at the installation meeting of Lancastria Council 154 at Manchester Hall. The lodge was opened by the Worshipful Master, Robert Frankl who conducted the ceremony of installation of his successor, Gerry Young, in a faultless manner. Two members had their Grand Council Certificates explained by the District Grand Prefect, RWBro Graham Newton and the secretary proposed a new member to be admitted at the next meeting.

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Local Meeting at Cheshire & North Wales District

The annual meeting of Cheshire & North Wales District is considered a local one for the traveling brethren of East Lancashire. Therefore, it was no surprise we had 10 brethren in attendance at Maesgwyn Masonic Hall in Wrexham.

RW Bro. Graham Newton District Grand Prefect for East Lancashire accompanied by his deputy Trevor Parvin and a number of other brethren made the relatively short journey down the motorway to enjoy the companionship and the annual meeting of one of our close neighbours in the order. Everyone arrived in plenty of time with no hiccups on the motorway reported.

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Allied Southern Counties District Meeting – Botley Hampshire.

The District of Southern Counties was constituted in 1997 with the R.W.Bro. Harold Gould as the first District Grand Prefect, and it consisted of 6 Councils. By 2005 the District had 16 Councils and was considered geographically too large to be administered, so by 2007 it was reconstructed into three Districts, Surrey, Sussex and Southern Counties covering Hampshire and Isle of White. Today Southern Counties District consists of 9 Councils including an Installed Masters Council.

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Memorable Moments at West Midlands Allied District Meeting

If you remember Tetris the block sorting game, then that was the car park at the recent West Midlands Allied District annual meeting at Burton on Trent. Somehow the Allied brethren had managed brilliantly to cram in an unbelievble number of cars into the most complicated shaped car parking area without a scratch to any vehicle. Very impressive.

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Grand High Priest at next HBS Council.

The WM and officers invite you to the next meeting of Herbert Barrington Slater Council No 234 on the 28th February 11:00 am. at Salford Masonic Hall, Hemsley House, Salford.

The Council will open a Convention of the Holy Order of Grand High Priest
to Receive Bros Anthony Smith, Gokhan Gelisen and any other qualified Brethren as Companions of the Order.

If you are looking for this degree or wish to visit the council on this date please inform the Secretary WB Craig Wood.

A copy of the Summons is available here