TRESTLE BOARD

April 2014
Vol. VIII Issue IV

LEESBURG LODGE No. 58

FREE & ACCEPTED MASONS OF FLORIDA 200 Richey Road Leesburg, Florida 34748 Phone: 352-787-5696 Email: leesburglodge58@centurylink.net Meets the 1st & 3rd Tuesdays of Each Month at 7:00pm
Chartered January 15th, 1868

Officers for 2013

Worshipful Master Senior Warden Junior Warden Treasurer Secretary Senior Deacon Junior Deacon Senior Steward Junior Steward Tyler Chaplain Marshal Organist Lodge Instructor Lodge Historian Librarian WMJohn Haas (Tina) 360-9114 Bro. Ron Glover..874-9504 WJim Campbell (Becky) ......552-7996 WLarry Duff (Brenda)..874-2164 W Hank DeBerry (Paula)..... 430-0238 Lodge ............................... . 787-5696 Br. Jeff Lamb (Sherri).... .753 -0277 Br. Wayne Reynolds........407-484-0096 Br. Ed Spencer.324-2134 Vacant Br. Richard Follett...406-8831 Vacant WJim Angelos 255-1724 Vacant WHank DeBerry (Paula)...330-7311 R W Joseph T. Price ... 787-0652 W Larry Duff (Brenda).874-2164

Committees for 2014

Board of Relief Chairman WMJohn Haas, Ron Glover, Jeff Lamb Lodge Property Chairman Ron Glover, WDon McIntyre, WJim Angelos, WMJohn Finance - Investments & Budget Chairman Ron Glover, RW Ken Graves, WTom Russell, WLarry Duff, WMJohn Haas Vigilance Chairman WJim Campbell, WBob Browning, Jeff Lamb, Charity & Scholarships Chairman Wayne Reynolds, Sec. WHank DeBerry, Ed Spencer

Trestle Board WHank DeBerry (Paula).. 330-7311 Trestle Board Printing Leesburg Printing .. 787-3348 Lodge Web Mail leesburglodge58@centurylink.net

Living Past Masters

Charles Porter 1959 G. Kiser Hardaway 1964 Jack Holloway 1968 RWRay Richardson 1969* William Ed Davison 1974 Robert H. Smith 1977 RWColin Crews 1980^* H. C. Connell 1985 RWTheodore Jansen 1986* RWJoseph T. Price 1987* Michael Dozier 1988 John H. Meier V 1989 Jay A. Frizzell, Jr. 1992 Raleigh Sorenson 1993/1994 Don Barfield 1996 Tom Russell 1997/1998/2002 Mervyn Harris 1999 RWKenneth Graves 2000* RH Thomas E. Beach 2001 Robert H. Browning 2003/2004 RWDennis Ricker 2005/2007^* Roland P. Gibson 2006 Bill Green 2008 Richard Ecott 2009 Donald McIntyre, Sr. 2010 Randall Jesmok 2011 Larry Duff 2012 Jim Angelos 2013

Affiliated Past Masters

Carl Anzelmo Henry DeBerry MWJoseph Brearley Jack Delauter Robert C. Gleckler Robert Kennedy Clifford Moore Frank Peregrin Glenn A. Reynolds*^ Edwin Robbins Robert L. Welch Forest Case* Wayne Parks Fred Lint Raymond D Trudeau John R. Haas Gary Towne Jim Campbell ^ Past District Instructor * Past DDGM

Education Chairman WHank DeBerry, Ron Glover, Jeff Lamb Lodge Mentors Chairman WLarry Duff, WHank DeBerry, all Past Masters Catechism Chairman WDon McIntyre, Sr., WBob Browning, Jeff Lamb Petitions Investigation Chairman WMHaas, WLarry Duff, W Hank DeBerry Investigations Interviews WM John Haas will appoint as needed Funeral Chairman WJim Angelos, WBob Browning, Ed Spencer Activities & Awards Chairman WM John Haas, Ron Glover, Jeff Lamb Officers meet at 6:00pm, first stated meeting, Committee Chairman meet the second meeting of each month for business and planning.

18th Masonic District

DDGM District Instructor RW Ed Lisle RH Alan Heist 352-669-8909 407-718-5841
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LIGHT FROM THE EAST WM John Haas

If you Google 'Captain Morgan' you will get many references to Captain Morgan Spice Rum, but if you carefully scroll through the listings you will find references to a Captain Morgan and his association with Masonry. It has been speculated for years that he was killed for trying to reveal the secrets of Freemasonry. In my research I found an interesting article about his supposed murder and thought I'd pass it along. It's really not quite that simple as you will soon see. William Morgan was born in 1774 (yes, over 235 years ago!) in Virginia. In 1819 at age 45 he was married to a girl sixteen years of age. Two years later he moved to Canada and became a distiller. Fire destroyed his brewery and reduced him to poverty after which he moved again. In 1823, he was at Rochester, New York and subsequently took up residence in Batavia, New York in 1826. While he had visited lodges before this time, there is no evidence to show where (or if) he was initiated, despite his rather complete knowledge of the ritual. He was denied admission to the local Lodge and Chapter (of York Rite Masonry) at Batavia for reasons unknown. (Refusal to admit a Mason to a lodge meeting is quite rare but does happen when a visitor's status as a Mason is in question.) However, it is confirmed that he received the York Rite Royal Arch Degree at LeRoy, New York in 1825. When a new Chapter was proposed in his own town, his name was on the petition but objection was made to his being included and a new petition was prepared without it. Resenting this action, Morgan apparently became bitter and sought revenge. He entered into a conspiracy with the local newspaper editor to publish a malicious book on Freemasonry. Some reports indicate that David C. Miller, the newspaper editor, had received the Entered Apprentice - first - degree in Freemasonry but objections arose and he was prevented from proceeding further. This, some Masonic scholars assert, could have given rise to his interest in taking part in the scheme of Morgan's....) (continued on page 4)

Chaplins Corner
It is with great sadness that we report the loss of a Brother from Umatilla Lodge who has been in our prayers for some time. Brother Jim Scarmada went to be with the Great Architect after a long and hard fought battle. His family is in our prayers and thoughts at this sad time. Brothers, dont let your family be in the dark on your final wishes. Too many times we have had Brothers pass and nothing is known of their final requests such as a Masonic Funeral. If the Lodge does not know about it, then the Lodge cannot perform a funeral service for a Brother who deserves one. Keep your family informed Brothers! It is important to you and to them that we be able to give this last service for you. Enter it into your will or final request and keep it in a safe place that they will be able to access at the proper time. It doesnt cost you anything to let them know and it may give them comfort in their grief. As always Brothers, please keep your Masonic Home and our military in your thoughts and prayers and may the Great Architect bless and keep you.
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There was great resentment in the town and the newspaper building was set on fire but no serious damage was done. As a result of this hotheadedness, four Freemasons were indicted and three were sent to jail. In fact, the Masons themselves offered a reward for the guilty party and some assert that Miller set the fire himself. There is, however, no proof as to what actually happened. Morgan was arrested several times on various claims, some real and some apparently 'trumped up', possibly at the instigation of the local Masons. In one of these instances, a man came to pay the bail for Morgan and from that day on, Morgan was supposedly never seen again. Some 'eye-witness' reports tell of him being taken away by a group of men carrying torches. Other 'eye-witness' reports indicate that he was given a horse and wagon and rode away alone. There were at least a half-dozen 'eye-witness' reports, all of which were at odds with the other. Since then, various explanations have been put forth over the years, the most common being that Morgan was murdered by Masons. A month after Morgan left the jail, a badly decomposed body was found some distance away. The now-widow of Morgan, first said it was not her husband and was quite emphatic in so doing, citing total difference in body height, facial hair, etc. Later, she changed her story. Reports are that the corpse changed appearance several times as well, leading to charges and counter-charges of skullduggery! Mrs. Monroe claimed that it was the remains of her husband and those remains were turned over to her after an inquest. The foes of Masonry did not believe it then and they don't believe it now. There were subsequent stories of seeing Morgan in other lands but despite the interest of thousands of scholars and some 39 different official investigations, the mystery is just as obscure now as it was then. The Governor of New York, a Mason himself, offered a reward of $2,000 (an enormous sum at that time) for the identification of the murderer(s) and yet - despite SO many making claims that they 'knew' who did this heinous crime, no one ever claimed that reward. While Freemasonry promptly disavowed any sympathy with those who might have decided to punish Morgan for his supposed wrongdoing, it did little to check the resentment which grew and festered in this poor area where unemployment ran extraordinarily high and people were willing to believe anything that might explain their misfortunes. Despite the horrific and oft-made claims bandied about by the foes of Freemasonry, they don't know any more about this than the rest of us. There has never again been a similar incident anywhere in the world.

From the West

Bro. Ron Glover
Hello Again Brothers. It's continued to be a good year so far for our Lodge. We've just initiated a new EA last month and I would like to thank all the brothers that showed up. We also have three more prospective members wanting to join. We had a good turnout for our corned beef & cabbage Sunday dinner. We've also had some fun changes incorporated. I encourage everybody to come early on meeting nights for the dinners that JW Jim Campbell has been making. Not only is it great food but it's been a great time to get together and converse with all the Brothers. I also want to remind everybody that with the time change happening there are a few things you should do around the home. It is recommended that you change the batteries in all your home detection systems, be it Smoke, Heat, or Carbon Monoxide detectors, twice a year. A good way to remember to do this and to keep everything in good working order is to change those batteries whenever the time changes. While you have your ladders out it's also a good idea to check your light bulbs and fixtures. It is also I good time of the year to go through your medicine cabinet and check and discard of expired medications. Those dates really do have meaning. Some common over-the-counter medications can cause serious problems due to change through aging. Another good habit to implement every time change is to check the pressure and tread on your tires. Even if your tires do not need replacing, it's a good idea to rotate them to improve the life of your tires. As always, thank you Brothers for all the advice and encouragement. Brothers, I hope everybody had a safe and Happy St. Patrick's Day. Here's looking forward to another great month.

From the Secretary

WHank DeBerry
Brothers, it is a pleasure to talk to you again. I was privileged to attend the Secretary/Treasurers Seminar this weekend and have learned a ton! I now know that I do have very much to learn about doing this job you have seen fit to elect me to. There are big changes coming to your Grand Lodge and they are going to make it 200% better! The system of information that is in place now is in the process of being updated to the 21st century where it will be efficient and fast. There is only one thing that will stop this progress Brothers, and that is you! If your information is not correct or missing then the system will not work at all. We need you Brothers to update your information. Make sure we have a current phone number and address and if you have one, email address. In the future almost all of the Lodge correspondence can be done by electronic mail. Yes, the certificates and documents from Grand Lodge will still arrive by postal service but the everyday correspondence of Grand Lodge will be done electronically. This is not a bad thing Brothers. The postage saved alone will be tremendous! There is a program that the Technology Committee is working on where every Brother will have his own portal on the Grand Lodge web site and be able to pay his dues through it. Also, he will receive his dues notice and/or late notice if necessary. When you stop and think just how much it cost our Lodge for each one of you to receive your dues card, it is staggering. The cost of the notices, dues cards themselves, envelopes, stamps, late notices, and more envelopes and stamps and that doesnt count the amount of time used to get all this together and out to you. The new system will virtually eliminate 95% of this cost and time! There is no estimate on the date of release for the system and no final amount of savings that will be had but hopefully you Brothers will see this in the near future and benefit from it. We were told in this seminar that if things do not change, the Grand Lodge could be in financial ruin in seven years! The approaching financial crisis is being brought about by the increasing number of NPDs, our Brothers aging and passing, and more and more Masons reaching 50 years and becoming dues and per capita exempt. The Grand Lodge budget has been cut to the bone Brothers and now it is time for us to step up and assist in their endeavors. I know we can do this with your help. Until next month Brothers, hope to see you in Lodge.

From the South

WJim Campbell

UPCOMING IMPORTANT DATES April 2014

Apr 1 - Stated Communication - 7:00 PM Apr 2 - Lake/Sumter York Rite - 7:30 PM Apr 3 - OES Meeting - 7:30 PM Apr 5 - First Saturday Breakfast - 8:00-10:00 AM Apr 6 thru 11 - OES Grand Chapter - Jacksonville Apr 7 - Boy Scout Troop 1 Meeting - 7:00 PM Apr 7 - DeMolay - Eustis Lodge - 7:00 PM Apr 9 - Open Books - Tavares - 6:30-9:00 PM Apr 9 - School of Instruction - Tavares - 7:30 PM Apr 9 - York Rite Commandry - 7:30 PM Apr 13 - Second Sunday Dinner - 11:30-1:00 PM Apr 14 - Boy Scout Troop 1 Meeting - 7:00 PM Apr 14 - Rainbow Assembly 79 - Mt Dora - 7:00 PM Apr 15 - Stated Communication - 7:00 PM Apr 16 - Masters & Wardens - Leesburg - 7:30 PM Apr 16 - Memorial Lodge - Leesburg - 8:30 PM Apr 21- Boy Scout Troop 1 Meeting - 7:00 PM Apr 21- DeMolay - Eustis Lodge - 7:00 PM Apr 28 - Rainbow Assembly 79 - Mt Dora - 7:00 PM Apr 28 - Boy Scout Troop 1 Meeting - 7:00 PM

Sorry Brothers, I am on vacation this time and dont have an article for you. Dont forget our First Saturday Breakfast and our Second Sunday Dinner this month and we will be having a meal on the second stated meeting of the month. The first will have an officers meeting. The meal will be at 6:00 PM followed by the Stated Communication. The menu for the second meeting meal will be announced at the first Stated Communication.

Brothers,

We need sponsors for the Trestle Board! So far the response has been very thin. The sponsors pay for the mailing cost of the printed version. The Lodge absorbs the cost of printing but as you all know, the cost of postage is going up all the time now. Please help us out by sponsoring us for a year. It is $20 for the entire year or any portion of it. Our Trestle Board is one that is seen all over the state and hopefully one you can be proud to have your name on. Thank you for your support. The Editor
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Masonic Education Worksheet

Name(s) of Those Who Attended: ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ Date(s) Attended: _____________________________________________________________________ Function/Activity/Training/Etc. Attended: ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ Number of Hours Involved:______________________________________________________________ Location of Activity: ___________________________________________________________________ Please leave completed slips on the Secretarys desk at the Stated Communications, or email W. Hank DeBerry with this information at hdeberry@embarqmail.com, hdeberry@embarqmail.com or place them in the slot on the Secretarys door.

Name(s) of Those Who Attended: ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ Date(s) Attended: _____________________________________________________________________ Function/Activity/Training/Etc. Attended: ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ Number of Hours Involved:______________________________________________________________ Location of Activity: ___________________________________________________________________ Please leave completed slips on the Secretarys desk at the Stated Communications, or email W. Hank DeBerry with this information at hdeberry@embarqmail.com, or place them in the slot in the Secretarys door

Name(s) of Those Who Attended: ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ Date(s) Attended: _____________________________________________________________________ Function/Activity/Training/Etc. Attended: ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ Number of Hours Involved:______________________________________________________________ Location of Activity: ___________________________________________________________________ Please leave completed slips on the Secretarys desk at the Stated Communications, or email W. Hank DeBerry with this information at hdeberry@embarqmail.com, or place them in the slot in the Secretarys door

Leesburg Announcement Forms

Please Print Clearly

Event:_________________________________________________________ Date (s):__________________________ Time:_________________________ Description/Comments____________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ For further information contact:____________________ at ________________ Submitted by:_____________________________________________________

Leesburg Announcement Forms

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Event:_________________________________________________________ Date (s):__________________________ Time:_________________________ Description/Comments____________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ For further information contact:____________________ at ________________ Submitted by:_____________________________________________________

2014 TRESTLE BOARD SPONSORS

YOUR NAME HERE - INDIVIDUAL OR COUPLE FOR ONLY $20.00 Current year or any part thereof - HELP US KEEP YOU INFORMED! John Dean Jim Angelos Suzanne Mina Richard Follett Bob & Carolyn Browning Hank & Paula DeBerry William & Sharen Aston John & Tina Haas Ed Spencer Larry & Brenda Duff Joe Schlegal Jim & Becky Campbell George A. Brown

If you would like to be a sponsor in 2014, please see the secretary with your donation. Your donations are applied to the monthly mailing costs of the Trestle Board, we need 60 sponsors to cover the yearly mailing costs. Sponsorship is $20.00 for the year or any part thereof. Our Goal for this year is 60 sponsors. Please consider a sponsorship.

"You get out of Masonry only what you put in it."

HIGH TWELVE Meeting Times & Locations

Hawthorne Masonic High Twelve No. 547 Meets at 11:00 a.m. on the 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month at Golden Corral, 1720 Citrus Blvd. (Hwy 27/441) Leesburg, FL. Tel: 352728-3911. Tri-County Masonic High Twelve meets 10:30 a.m. 1st Wednesday of each month at La Hacienda Recreation Center, The Villages. Reservations for lunch due by the Thursday before the meeting, call Rita at 750-5561.

RAINBOW ASSEMBLY No. 79 at Mt. Dora

Lets not forget the young Ladies of our local Rainbow Chapter. They need our support. We should also remember they are the future of our Ladies organizations and future leaders in our communities. Meetings are at 7:00pm on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month at Mt. Dora Lodge. Know a young Lady who might want to join, you can contact Chapter Mom Debbie Dyer at 407908-6973 or Chapter Dad Warren Shippee at 321689-6661. Attend a meeting and be impressed.

Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and Im not sure about the former.
- Albert Einstein -

If you tell the truth you dont have to remember anything.

- Mark Twain -

18th MASONIC DISTRICT LODGES Stated Communication Meetings

Leesburg No. 58 Umatilla No. 65 Clermont No. 226 Eustis No. 85 Villages No. 394 Tavares No. 234 Wildwood No. 92 Groveland No. 190 Mt. Dora No. 238 1st and 3rd Tuesday 1st and 3rd Monday 1st and 3rd Monday 2nd and 4th Monday 2nd Monday 2nd and 4th Tuesday 2nd and 4th Tuesday 2nd and 4th Thursday 1st and 3rd Thursday

DEMOLAY CHAPTER At Eustis

Lets also not forget the young Men of our local DeMolay Chapter. They also need our support. We should also remember they are the future of Masonry and future leaders in our communities. Meetings are at 7:00pm on the 1 and 3rd Mondays of each month at Eustis Lodge. Know a Man who might want to join, you can contact Granddaddy Philip Paul at 407-8328771. Attend a meeting and be impressed.

Have YOU Traveled Lately?

HELP BY SUPPORTING OUR MASONIC YOUTH

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Scottish Rite

April Birthdays

www.OcalaSR.com or www.SROrlando.com Apr 1 - Colin Crews

Apr 3 - Olman P. Taylor Jr. Ocala Scottish Rite meets the first Monday of each month, Apr 6 - Averia D. Bowman at 7:30pm.at Ocala Scottish Rite Center, 3632 NE 7th Street, Ocala, Apr 11 - James R. Amos Fl. Orlando Scottish Rite meets at 1485 Grand Road, Winter Apr 13 - Hugh J. Brown Park, Fla. on the 4th Friday of each month, except, November, Apr 17 - David J. Kilgore which is on the third Friday and dark in December, meetings at Apr 19 - Jay A. Frizzell Jr. 7:30pm. Apr 20 - Glenn A. Reynolds

York Rite Bodies

A Continuation of the Blue Lodge www.flgyr.org Ocala York Rite Bodies Meetings at Belleview Lodge No. 95 Ocala Chapter No. 13 - Meets Second Wednesday of January, March, May, September and November beginning at 7:30 PM. Ocala Council No. 22 - R&S Masters - Meets Second Wednesday of February, April, June, October and December beginning at 7:30 PM. Ocala Commandry No. 19 - Knights Templar - Meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 7:30 PM. Lake/Sumter York Rite Bodies - Meetings at Leesburg Lodge 58 Eustis Chapter No. 33, Meets on the first Wednesday at 7:30 PM Golden Triangle Council No. 28Royal & Select Masters Meets first Wednesday at 7:30 PM. Chapter and Council will alternate on who begins first. Triangle Commandery No. 38 Knights TemplarMeets on the second Wednesday of each month at 7:30 PM, except in July and August.

Apr 21 - Herman G. Graham Apr 24 - Thomas W. Russell Apr 26 - John H. Meier IV

Happy Birthday!

Order of the Eastern Star, Chapter No. 84

Lady Theresa Fox PM Worthy Matron W Hank DeBerry PPWorthy Patron Lady Paula DeBerry PMSecretary W Robert Welch PGP Treasurer Meetings 1st Thursday of the Month at 7:30 p.m. with the exception of July, August and September. Meets at Leesburg Lodge No. 58 The Grand Chapter will meet From April 6 through 11 this year at the World Golf Village in St Augustine, FL
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Editors Note: All articles and information must be received by the editor prior to the 23rd of the publishing month for inclusion in the next issue. Articles can be e-mailed to: leesburglodge58@centurylink.net

 The Test

Jeffs Comedy Corner

Several years ago, the story is told of a Mason who always wore his Masonic ring and lapel pin when in public. On some occasions, he rode the bus from his home to the downtown area. On one such trip and when he sat down, he discovered the driver had accidentally given him a quarter too much change. As he considered what to do, he thought to himself, "You'd better give the quarter back. It would be wrong to keep it." Then he thought, "Oh, forget it, it's only a quarter; who would worry about this little amount." Anyway, the transit company gets too much fare; they will never miss it. Accept it as a 'gift from God' and keep quiet. When his stop came, he paused momentarily at the door, then he handed the quarter to the driver and said, "Here, you gave me too much change." The driver with a smile replied, " I noticed your Masonic ring and lapel pin. I have been thinking lately about asking a Mason how to join. I just wanted to see what you would do if I gave you too much change. You passed the test. Can you tell me how to become a Mason?" When the Mason stepped off the bus, he said a silent prayer, "Oh God, Grand Architect of the Universe, I almost sold you and my beloved Masons out for a mere quarter." Our actions are the only Masonic creed some will ever see. This is a really almost scary example of how people watch us as Masons and may put us to the test even without us realizing it! Always be diligent, whether it be at the theater, restaurant, grocery, service station or just driving in traffic. Remember, whether it be a lapel pin, a ring, or an emblem on the car, you carry the name of our great fraternity on your shoulders whenever you call yourself a Mason. You never can tell who might be watching!

Just before we were to tyle before our last stated meeting a very elderly man came into the Temple. I went over to introduce myself as Master of the Lodge. The gentleman asked if he might be able to receive his Fellow Craft Degree. He said he had been regularly initiated here 60 years ago. Astonished I asked why it had taken him so long to return. He replied, "I was learning to subdue my passions and now I am ready to improve myself in Masonry."

- Author Unknown -

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Pictures from around the Lodge

The following pages are from our St Paddys Day Feast of Corned Beef and Cabbage!

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Pictures from around the Lodge Cont.

Recently, our Boy Scout Troop No. 1 participated in the Fruitland Park Festival as a fundraiser to help the boys get to summer camp. It was quite successful as you will see by the pictures. At times they had a line of several wanting to get the combo

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SUNDAY DINNER
Leesburg Lodge No. 58 April 13, 2014 Menu
Baked Ham or Grilled Chicken Breast
Potatoes, Vegetable Melody, Raisin sauce, Tossed Salad, Dinner Rolls, Drinks, Desserts (sugared or no sugar added)
$8.37 + .63 tax - Adults, under 14 - $3.72 + .28 tax

11:30 AM until 1:00 PM Please call the Lodge at 787-5696 or sign the guest list in the
lobby and provide the number attending with you,. This ensures enough food is purchased and prepared for all. ALL MASONS, their families and friends are invited to our Monthly Second Sunday Dinners and First Saturday Breakfasts Help support your Blue Lodge, IT IS where all other Masonic Bodies Begin.

Future menu suggestions are always welcome!

Introducing 2014 Chef Crew

W Jim Campbell - Graduate of New Orleans School of Cooking Bro. Wayne Reynolds - Former Chef at Country Club Bro. Ed Spencer - formerly at Benihana Restaurant
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Leesburg Masonic Lodge No. 58 F&AM

PO Box 985 Fruitland Park, Florida 34731

NONPROFIT US Postage PAID Permit#1040 Leesburg,, FL 34748

Celebrating 146 years (1868 2014) in Leesburg, Fla. The Lakefront City

11:30 a.m. TO 1:00 p.m. Baked Ham or Grilled Chicken Breast Potatoes, Vegetable Melody, Raisin sauce Dinner rolls, Desserts (sugared or no sugar added)
Menu items: April 13, 2014

SUNDAY DINNERS

$8.37 + .63 tax per person, Children under 14 years of age $3.72 + .28 tax

PLEASE call the Lodge at 787-5696, or sign the guest list in the foyer, provide the number of guests attending with you, this ensures enough food is prepared for all. ALL MASONS, their families and friends are invited . Menu suggestions welcomed, just fill out a comment card. Dont forget to call or sign -up!!!

1st Saturday Monthly Coffee Klatch & Breakfast

8:00am to 10:00am
Eggs (cooked to order), Pancakes, Bacon, Sausages (Pattys or Links), Breakfast Potatoes, Grits, Sausage Gravy, Biscuits, Toast, Breakfast Pastries, Coffee, Orange Juice $5.58 +.42 sales tax per person
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