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© 1985 RROPINC, Inc.
Vol. 26 No.6 Serving the Masonic Families of Shasta, Siskiyou, and Trinity Counties February 2019
Western Star #2Shasta, California
Greetings brethren, With our January Stated meeting behind us, we push forward to upcoming events and continued fra-ternal fellowship. January 29th is our past masters night/3rd Degree for brother Hackney. Please join us at 6:30pm for dinner and 7:30 for the degree and enjoy the past masters as they show us how it’s supposed to be done! This year we have been blessed with vol-unteers to prepare our stated dinners each month. In consideration of their commitments we are encourag-ing an RSVP for each dinner, which will assist in de-termining how much food to prepare. Brethren and
guests can RSVP to [email protected], through the lodge smartphone application or calling/texting my cell phone at 530-510-1607. At our upcoming stated meeting on February 5th we will en-joy a home cooked chili dinner prepared by our new-est past master Chuck Cross and his lovely wife Gwen. I personally invite you to dinner and to attend all of our upcoming events, not only to engage with old and new friends but to support the officers and our candi-dates as they proceed in their masonic journey.
Fraternally,Matt LarsenMaster
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Fort Crook #250Fall River Mills, California
Happy New Year from the Officers and Brethren of Fort Crook Lodge #250. We will have a busy January and February
practicing for our upcoming 2nd Degree for Brother Brown. The Degree will be held on Saturday, February 16th at 1pm. Brother Brown has been working very hard on his 1st Degree proficiency which will be delivered just prior to being passed to the Degree of fellow craft. As always, all fellow craft and Master Masons in the area are invited to witness his passing. Sadly, our Senior Warden, Brother George Whitfield lost his wife of many years, our thoughts and prayers go out to him, RIP Sherry. Two other Brothers also passed away, Worshipful Ray Williams PM and Wor-shipful Alfred Stephens PM, Almighty Father into Thy hands we com-mend the souls of our beloved Brothers. Our annual lunch in Adin and annual picnic at the McArthur Inter-mountain Fairgrounds are in the works, dates TBA. Worshipful Fred Ur-banek PM will be receiving his Golden Veterans award at the picnic. Soon, we will be presenting the very rare Diamond Jubilee award to Brother John McArthur - that’s 75 years in Masonry, folks! Congratulations to Brother John. Other events in the works are a get-together with our Masonic Wid-ows, our recognition of our local educators, law enforcement and mili-tary, and a public information open house. Dates TBA. That’s all for now!
Fraternally,Jim Crockett, Master
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Brethren, Studying the Ritual of the Blue Lodge
Degrees is a fascinating and enriching endeavor. To quote “Manual of Freemasonry” by Richard Carlile, “…the ‘mystery’ of Freemasonry consists of this: … that man is a creature to be improved by cultivation; that knowledge of things is the source of improvement; and that time is the material to be properly used to that end; [and] labour the means of application….” Our first Fellowship Discussion will dwell somewhat on the first degree obligation, its clauses, and how we are bound by it. In his book, Foreign Countries, author Carl Claudy states: “As the obligations put knowledge within a man’s heart which was not there before, they are symbols of wisdom. As they lay duties upon a man’s heart which were not his before, they are symbols of Masonic responsibility. As they give a man relations with other men he never knew before, they are symbols of mutuality. As they demand from him a compliance and a submission not required of him before, they are symbols of obedience. And as they are uplifting, inspiring, unselfish, sublime, they are symbols of spirituality, of man’s yearning for God and humility before Him.” It is my hope with the help of the Brethren that our Fellowship discussions will enlighten us all as to the lessons and philosophy set forth in the Three Degrees of Blue Lodge Masonry and how “Good Men” can take these ideas and become
Brethren, Monday night practices for the first section have been deemed not necessary and therefore have been can-celed. We will still be having second section practices on Thursdays at 6pm. Also the Master has posted a mes-sage on the lodge app that tomorrow nights Masonic Education Night has for unforeseen circumstances has cancelled. I hope to see all cast members at Thursdays practice.
Chuck Cross P.M.Western Star Lodge #2 F. & A. M.,“California’s Oldest Chartered Lodge”
Western Star #2Shasta, California
“Better Men” who may then have the opportunity to apply these ideals in their daily endeavors; thus, en-abling them to enlighten our community, our County, our State and our Country. This I suggest to you is how Freemasonry takes “Good Men” and gives them the opportunity to become “Better Men”. I look forward to seeing you all at our Stated Meeting in February and our Fellowship discussion on February 19th.
Kemp Letts, JWWestern Star Lodge #2
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Trinity Star #650Order of the Eastern Star
Weaverville, California
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Hey There! Hello Sisters and Brothers, Our Chapter has been dark for December and Jan-uary but we are gearing up and ready to get busy. Speaking of busy, Trinity Star has been having a Sock Drive for our local Elementary Schools. With the generosity of members, members of "other" Chapters and members of Trinity County and Shasta County we have collected 260 pairs of socks!!!! I am thrilled with the outpouring of generosity from so many. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! We are continuing our Sock Drive through March 1, 2019. During this time of year with snow, rain and the general elements, socks are in need at our elementary schools, the school nurse distributes them to children as needed. Our children are combined K-8, so there is a variety of sizes. Thank you again for all of your support! February 7th we will be back in action! Potluck at 5:30pm, practice with the DGM at 6pm and meeting at 7pm. Dress is casual. Theme: Valentines and Snow-men, Red and White. Watchword: Laughter. February 16th from 9am-3:30pm will be District 4 “AMI” All Members Instructional at Molino Star Chap-ter, Los Molinos Masonic Lodge, 25020 Tehama-Vina Road in Los Molinos, CA. February 17th from 9am -3:30pm will be District 1 “AMI”, All Members Instructional at Eureka Masonic Lodge in Eureka, CA.
February 21st at 7pm, potluck at 6pm Honoring Past Matron’s and Past Patron’s. Watch Word: Moti-vation. Worthy Grand Patron’s Motto: Coming togeth-er is a beginning; keeping together is progress; work-ing together is success! Let all that you do be done in Love I Corinthians 16:14. Hope to see everyone in our travels. It’s always a pleasure to have members come over the mountain to visit.
Star Love,Brenda Kelsey, Worthy Matron
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Reading-Trinity #27February Stated
The Reading-Trinity #27 February Stated Meeting Dinner will be a Fundraiser
for the Lodge Scholarship Program
Ladies and Children eat for free
Elk stew with baked potato, green beans, salad & dessert
Dinner prepared by One Shot Tamasini& served by the Ladies of Eastern Star #17
Dinner reservations made on or before February 4th will be $10 per person
Call (530) 215-1611 or email: [email protected]
Walk-ins will be $12.00
The Redding Temple Board has asked me to advise all that if you have any overcoats or spare clothes hanging up at the Redding Masonic Family Center, you must remove them at once. Anything left after February 1st will be donated to Shascade Thrift Store.
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Reading-Trinity #27Redding, California
Brethren, I would like to thank all those that
helped with the Installation. We couldn’t have such a lovely evening without your contributions. The consolidation is now complete, so let’s push up our sleeves and get to work. January will be busy with three examinations due to be completed which will create Degree opportu-nities. Hopefully we will have a Second Degree on Thursday, February 21st at 7:30pm followed by a Third Degree on Wednesday, March 20th. We will confirm these dates at the Stated Meeting. One shot Tomasini will be donating and cooking the food, elk stew with all the trimmings, for the February Stated meeting on Thursday, February 7th. All proceeds to be donated to the Scholarship Fund. Ladies and chil-dren eat free. Please plan on bringing your family. The Science Fair will again happen at Turtle Bay El-ementary school. Please call if you can help. We will be inviting other Lodges to assist us, so that they can see what we do, and then expand the program to Shasta and Trinity counties. We have a busy, exciting year ahead. Looking for-ward to all that we can accomplish together. Stay safe and see you soon.
Thomas Kurth, WM
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ANNUAL INSTALLATION AND SWEETHEARTS DINNER
Monday, February 4 at 6 PM
REDDING MASONIC FAMILY CENTER
Shasta Commandery #17 extends
Templar courtesies to all Masons and their ladies
Hosted dinner and refreshments plus Sweetheart gifts for our ladies
Menu: Country steak with mushroom gravy, mashed potatoes, green beans, salad and chocolate cake
All Northstate Masons and their sweethearts are invited to the Shasta Commandery Knights Templar Valentines Dinner and Installation
Siskiyou #297Mt. Shasta, California
Dear Sisters & Brothers: Well, we asked for snow and did we
ever get it!! Expecting more this weekend and for that we are thankful. We have continued with our Monday night prac-tices for our Brothers who are progressing through their degrees. Brother Rusty Owens received his 1st Degree and Brother Kaufmann completed his 1st De-gree proficiency and will do his 2nd Degree on January 21st at 6 pm. Annual Officers Installation was held January 19th at noon at the Lodge. Many thanks to the ladies of Eastern Star for hosting the luncheon and attending the Installation.There will be a Super Bowl Party Sunday February 2nd starting at 2:30pm. $1 per person. Also, the Brothers will be having a breakfast at the Lodge on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month from 7:30-10:30am with a cost of $5. Brother Dibelka, PM will be the coordinator. See you at Lodge February 6th. Dinner at 6 with Stated at 7pm. Please pay your dues to remain in good standing.
Fraternally,John Murphy, Secretary
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Northern Lights #14Order of the Eastern Star
Redding, California
February is here! and we start right out with our regular meeting on the first. We will again have a 6pm dinner ($8). I hope you are enjoying our dinner gath-ering prior to each meeting. We had a good crowd in January. Hope to see more of you in February. February 1st will be our Valentines meeting. Again, this year we would like to deliver valentines to our Vets at the Veterans home. We will have valentines avail-able during the dinner time to fill out for this purpose. Don’t forget!!! February 16 is our AMI (All Mem-bers Instructional) in Los Molinos. It begins at 9:00am and will last until about 3:30pm. The dress is business casual, which means slacks can be worn, but no jeans, please. I hope you can all attend. It is a fun day and a great opportunity to meet and visit with not only our Grand Officers, but members from our district and maybe some from other districts. There will be a break out time for the officers to meet with their Grand Officer. A lunch will be available for those who choose to take part for a $10 charge. Our Chapter has the opportunity to provide the lunch for all attending. As this is a fund raiser for our Chapter, we will need volunteers to help with serving and clean up. Please let me know if you need a ride or if you have room in your car for others. We want to make sure everybody has transportation. Happy birthday and anniversary to those who cel-ebrate in February. We’ll see you on February 1st, and please RSVP for the dinner.
A Valentine with all the affectionis being sent in your direction!
Happy Valentines Day.
Star Love,Penny547-3662
Sisters & Brothers:
Hope you all are enjoying the winter wonderland
as much as I am (oops forgot I live in Shastina). But it
is so nice to see the mountain covered in snow. Christ-
mas is behind us and we do hope everyone had great
holidays and is ready for the events that we will have
coming up in the next couple of months.
May will bring the McCloud Mushroom Festival
and the Flea Market and we hopefully will take our
burger booth to these events. Please plan on help-
ing for a few hours as many hands make the load a lot
lighter.
We will be having a double affiliation at our next
meeting so do plan on joining us February 14th as we
celebrate Valentines Day, the story of "Adah" and wel-
coming our new members. Dinner is at 6 pm.
Thanks to the ladies that helped at the 131st Instal-
lation of Officers on January 19th and a special thanks
to Sister Donna Sartor for chairing the event. Well
done ladies!
We are sending get well wishes to Sisters Lin Stanton,
Sandy Nyback-Smith, Josie Johnson, Lyda Teasley,
Bonnie Martin and Brother Bill Martin. Hope you are
all doing better.
Birthday wishes to Sisters Patricia Cantrall, Ka-
mille Dibelka, Sandra Elam (it's a big one) and Brother
Kenny Shaffer.for January. And to Sister Virginia Mon-
tengro whose birthday is in February, hope you have a
great one.
We have had our first "port pad party" and hope to
have several more.
Safe travels,
Anne Murphy, Worthy Matron
Leo Sartor, Worthy Patron
Fidelity #131Order of the Eastern Star
Mt. Shasta, California
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Welcome Redding #17Order of the Eastern Star
Redding, California
Happy New Year! It is never too late to wish everyone a prosperous, healthy and
happy year ahead! We are responsible for our own happiness and good health, to a degree, but good wishes carry some weight, too! Welcome-Redding Chapter is off to a very good start for 2019 with some new events scheduled and enthusiasm for the traditional ones. Our corps of of-ficers has pledged to get our members into the mood with fun and helpful ideas for the meetings and out-side activities. We are all challenged to make this a fun-filled year with community involvement and crowded meetings! WILL YOU HELP US MEET THE CHALLENGE? Work has already begun on the Holiday Bazaar for the coming late fall, and the PortPal-a-Palooza Parties are to start up again on January 22nd. More dates will be announced. This is an open participation bunch who want to help folks who are undergoing any infusion treatments around our communities. This is fun and so great for getting our involvement renown around the country. The Membership Chairman this year is J J Jensen, our Associate Matron. She is quite a cheerleader and will be contacting many of our members who have not been able to attend for a while, encouraging them to keep in touch and inviting them to use our own “Uber” service (a free ride to/from meetings or events)! Our February meeting will start at 7:00 on the 12th, and we will have a Cherry Pie dessert after the meet-ing for the Valentine fellowship. Sounds very good to me! Let’s dress up the meeting by wearing as much red as possible for all the sweethearts present! The Grand Chapter officers will put on an Instruc-tional for all officers (and members) on the 16th of February in Los Molinos. There will be plenty of transportation going to this fun and well-presented get-together. If you are inter-ested, just contact any of the officers of any chapter in the region. It is really worth your time! Lunch will
be served for a reasonable $10.00 ticket…good deal all around! We are so happy to hear that Sister Susan Sechrist is improving daily with her health issues and will be back with us in the near future. We send good wishes to Brother Loyal Taylor who is recovering from with vision issues ‘over the hill’. The Taylors are such and integral part of our Chapter life and we miss them very much. The members of Welcome-Redding are enjoying the fellowship of many visiting members, who help us with their attendance. Special ‘THANX’ go out to Le-nore Grant and Louise Linton, who step up whenever they are asked! A very special event coming up is the presenta-tion of 75-year pins to Sisters Lenore and Betty Marx, both of of Northern Lights Chapter #14. This will be on March 9th, at the Redding Masonic Family Center. More details TBA. It has been suggested that our Chapter start put-ting together an “Order of the Eating Sisters’ Cook-book.” This project will be in conjunction with the Holiday Bazaar. If you have a favorite, special, deli-cious recipe to share, we would appreciate it. Just e-mail or snail-mail the recipe to [email protected] and we will share with the committee that will get it “published” You don’t have to be a members of just our chapter, ANY OES member will be included! Happy Birthday to all the Aquarius and Pisces celebrants and Happy Anniversary wishes to those who were married during the ‘Month of Love’ and Valentines! Red hearts will fill the world , at least for February! Next month we will talk of the Traveling Gavel and it’s story!
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Tr – Nancy P. Jared 223-6478C – Enedina “Dena” Wideman 778-3603AC – Alice R. Forbes 247-1597 2018
Welcome-Redding Chapter #17Meets 2nd Tuesday, 7:00 PM
WM – Vanya Christian 364-2874WP – Norm Pearson 844-5699AM – Judith “JJ” Jensen 241-1413AP - Tom Jensen 241-1413Sec. – Carolyn Taylor 275-593413693 Kitty Hawk Ln., Redding 96003
[email protected] – Ron Sechrist 241-8579C – Bonnie Cage 925-2621AC -
2019
Fidelity Chapter #131Meets 2nd Thurs., 7:00 PM
WM – Anne Murphy, PMWP – Leo Sartor, PPAM – Josie Johnson, PMAP – Ross AbbasiSec – Coleen Cichoski 708-21041304 W. 5th St., Alturas, CA 96101Tr – Billie Mathes 235-2277AC – Paula Sabo, PMC - Coleen Cichoski
2019
Trinity Star Chapter #650Meets 3rd Thursday, 7:00 PM
WM – Brenda Kelsey 356-1672WP – Chester (Sonny) Facey 926-5621AM – Kathy S. Smith 623-6535AP – Sec – Laird Crandall, Trinity Star #650
PO Box 2914, Weaverville 96093 [email protected]
Tr – Judy Pflueger 266-3236C – Deanna Bradford 623-6598AC –
2018
D.G.M. Dist. 2Kristy Sweezey (530) 598-2742
D. G. M. Dist. 4:Jean Haynes
Inspector, 202nd Masonic Dist:Mike Murphy, PM,
Ph. 859-1636
Fort Crook Lodge #250Stated Meeting
2nd Tuesday, 7:00 PMWM Jim Crockett, PMSW Mark Stalcup, PMJWTr Charles Thomason 604-3842Sec Robert Boyce 335-6023
37992 Clark Creek Rd., Burney, [email protected]
Chap Cecil Ray 336-5015SD George Whitfield 335-5044JD Walt LibalMar Bill Johnson 336-5968SS Aaron CrightonJS David MitchellTiler Don SmithOC Ed Bosworth, Jr., PM 335-4828
Temple phone: 336-56872019
Reading-Trinity Lodge #27Stated Meeting
1st Thursday, 7:30 PMwww.readingLodge.org
WM Thomas E. Kurth, PM 945-5524SW Aaron M. Eaton 921-0054JW Ronald W. La Sala, PM (Elaine) 215-1611Tr Jay Bevard, PMSec Richard Whitlock, II, PM
PO Box 494352, Redding [email protected]
Chap Mike Denham, PMSD Scott McMillanJD Michael DenhamMar Gary McPhetridge 355-3944SS Jason ChipleyJS Joshua McAuliffeOrg Steven G. Bissot 646-4309Tiler Gerald R. Knight, PM (Edna) 336-5137OC Randy Plummer, PM 243-2778CC Ken Merz 246-2381Bldg Mgr Mike Sanders 226-9366
Temple Phone: 241-71712019
Siskiyou Lodge #297Stated Meeting
1st Wednesday, 7:00 PMwww.caLodges.org/no297/HRC.htm
WM John Rutherford (Annemarie) 510-1550SW Leo Sartor (Donna) 722-7701JW Mark Dibelka (Kamille) 408-6657Tr Parish Crossteve Hillman PM (Sandy)803Sec John Murphy (Anne) 938-1886
Box 192, Weed [email protected] Ross Abbasi 488-8181
Mar Lewis Elbinger (248) 224-9905SD Kenneth Shaffer, Jr. PM 938-9921JD Allen Elliott (Roberta) 926-3818SS William Hoy, PM (Nancy)JS Rod Swift (Linda) 938-2479Tiler John Veltri (Marguerite) 859-1008
2018
changes to officer listings MUST be made in writing by Secretary
Western Star Lodge #2Stated Meeting
1st Tuesday, 7:30 PMwww.westernstarLodge.org
WM Matthew Larsen (Vicki) H [email protected] C 510-1607SW Michael Mora 510-2082JW Charles “Kemp” Letts (Carol) 605-3830Tr Ronald D. Sechrist (Susan) 241-8579Sec Christopher Wordlow, PM (Teri) C 262-2214P.O. Box 747 Shasta, CA 96087 W (916) [email protected] William Ferrell (Mildred) 356-9662SD William Goodson (Karia) 921-6902JD William Gray (Jeannie) 778-3319Mar David Eppley (Debra) 945-2812SS Bruce Douglas 355-7549JS Paul Hackey 357-2544Tiler Thomas Jensen (J.J.) 241-1413Org Richard Montgomery, PM (Loretta) 221-4370OC Sammy Hanes 222-2637CC William Ferrell (Mildred) 356-9662Asst Sec Mark Pesut (Paula) 209-5399Temple Phone: 241-1602
2019
59-1636Inspector, 206th Masonic Dist: Donald Black, PM,
Ph. (503) 215-3416