Following his appointment as a Trustee of the Mark Benevolent Fund last month the Provincial Grand Master received an Invitation to join the Worthy Causes Committee, that is the one that deals with the Applications from External Charities.
He has accepted the Invitation and will be hard at work on our behalf travelling down to London at future Meetings of the MBF and the Worthy Causes Committee.
January Winners:
WBro Ken Lord PAGStB – Keep Mark 911
VWBro Philip Conn PGJO – Friendship Mark 1459
WBro Tony Davies APGM – Temperance RAM 56
WBro David Surtees ProvRAMGR- County Palatine RAM 156
WBro Stephen Reid PProvGSW – Arnold Moreton Mark 1649
WBro Keith Doyle PGStB – F.W.Broadbent… Read more “Double Chance Draw Winners – Update”
Back in 1967 when the Earth was still deemed to be flat, and Ken Lord had been a Craft Mason for several years already, the spark of an idea to join The Mark degree was muted. Racing driver and motorboat racer Donald Campbell was killed in a crash on
The MBF have announced that the total donated to support the work done by the Blood Bikes across the Country has passed £300,000.
Follow the link below for more details
MBF Blood Bikes – Exciting News!
It was at last Friday nights meeting of the East Lancs Provincial Grand Stewards Lodge 1272 meeting at Audenshaw that our Provincial Grand Almoner WBro Barry Heal made the announcement that our PGM RWBro Alexander Sillars McLaren has been appointed a Trustee of the Mark Benevolent Fund.… Read more “Mark Benevolent Fund appoint PGM as Trustee”
At Union 171s Christmas meeting in Uppermill a week last Monday, the National Second Section Champions of Great Britain 2017 Boarshurst Silver Band provided the entertainment for the evening.
This was preceded by a short Lodge meeting which included the presentation of a cheque to WBro Ron Coucill of St Andrews Lodge No.34 in Salford.… Read more “Union 171 host the Champions !”
W.Bro Barry Heal is the provincial Almoner and his yearly message reminds us of the support and services he can provide, not only at this festive season but throughout the year.
“If you are alone, perhaps feeling vulnerable and insecure, and unable or unwilling to turn to relatives or close friends for comfort and support I may be able to help“