SIEVERS NOW HAS THE TRAVELING GAVEL

Pulaski County Local Lodge News

All Masons, Burnside, Freedom, Science Hill, Sievers and Somerset Lodges are working together saving aluminum can “Pop Tops” for a combine community Kidney Foundation Project . Please put your Pop Tops in a baggie and give them/take them to any of these Lodges. Your Lodge is welcome to join in. Hugh Turner is the POT (Point of Contact)

Burnside #634

• Lodge Meets First and Third Thursday
• Up coming Fish Fry June 5, 2009, get your ticket early

Freedom #543 - Sunnybrook

• Lodge Meets Second Saturda
• The meeting starts at 7pm

Monticello #491

• No Report 1-24-2009

Mt. Gilead #255 - Science Hill

•  Lodge Meets First and Third Friday.

   

Sievers #491 - Nancy

• Lodge Meets Second and Fourth Tuesday, We eat at 6:30 pm, Meeting at 7:30 pm.
• Sievers is also one of the Lodges combined in the community Kidney Foundation “Pop Top” Project 
• We have the Traveling Gavel, no work scheduled                                    

Somerset #111

• Lodge Meets First and Third Monday

Somerset York Rite

• Meets 2nd Thursday of each month, 7 pm at Somerset, Lodge #111, on Main Street in Downtown Somerset.

Crab Orchard # 636

• Lodge Meets Second Saturday

Woodstock # 639

• Lodge Meets Third Thursday

Scottish Rite

• The Lake Cumberland Scottish Rite Club preformed and excellent 4 th degree program in Lexington 12 July, 2008. GREAT job! All 32d members should be proud!

• Lake Cumberland Scottish Rite Club meets Second Monday at Burnside Lodge, 7:00 p.m.

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25 JULY District 22 Dinner and Meeting @ 11:00 p.m.

Rural Development Center, Somerset, Kentucky

Dinner with your Lady in the foyer, meeting for Brothers following in the theater

"News Updates: One Lodge has adopted a program to have a Lodge Secretary and a Back-up. This way if the Secretary gets sick or resigns there is another brother to fill in without failing to conduct business and get in their reports. They also have a younger man in training and THAT is important!"

Brother Gene Palmer