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A Masonic Tradition Continues in the Bedford District

Historic Kars Building To Be Officially Transferred To Masons

Laurentide No. 126 Celebrates 50 Years

Masons Commemorate Remembrance Day

Potentates Christmas Party

R.W. Bro. Doug Innes Receives 50-Year Jewel

Report from Karnak’s Fall Ceremonial

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Emblems on Car

How to Plant a Masonic Garden

The Veteran On Our Ten Dollar Bill

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Potentates Christmas Party
by/par R.W. Bro. Stephen Roberts
Friday evening, November 30th, was the annual Christmas party at Karnak. This is the evening every y... read the rest / lisez le restant
R.W. Bro. Doug Innes Receives 50-Year Jewel
by/par Bro. David Pickup
The brethren of Thistle Lodge No. 96 were proud and happy to welcome back one of their most distingu... read the rest / lisez le restant
Laurentide No. 126 Celebrates 50 Years
by/par R.W. Bro. Stephen Roberts
On November 18th 1957, Wor. Bro. Alfred G. Walker was installed as Master of Laurentide and fifty ye... read the rest / lisez le restant
A Masonic Tradition Continues in the Bedford District
by/par V.W. Bro. Dexter Larose
Four brethren of the former Shefford Lodge No. 18 congregated at the basement cafeteria of the Water... read the rest / lisez le restant
Masons Commemorate Remembrance Day
by/par Bro. David Pickup
Deputy Grand Master, R.W. Bro. Donald Ross was joined by Ill. Sir John C. MacDonald, Potentate of th... read the rest / lisez le restant
Report from Karnak’s Fall Ceremonial
by/par R.W. Bro. Stephen Roberts
Friday 23rd November the Shrine held its fall ceremonial at Karnak. The Potentate, Ill. Sir John McD... read the rest / lisez le restant

The Veteran On Our Ten Dollar Bill
by/par V.W. Bro. Milton Hill

Emblems on Car
by/par Bro. John Clarke (submitted)

How to Plant a Masonic Garden
by/par Bro. Dave Coady (submitted)


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