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By virtue of the power and authority in me vested by the Supreme Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon of North America, I hereby call a meeting of Lake Forest No. 200 for Saturday, September 8, 2007 at 10:30 AM at Leesburg Masonic Lodge, 200 Richey Road, Leesburg, FL. Dress will be Casual for the officers.
Please note that the Forest mailing address has changed. E-mail the Scribe. Latest News
Meeting Notes The next Sun Cruz adventure is on 19 September. Cost is $20. Tickets are now on sale. Our Scribe has now officially retired to pursue other urgent matters. Brother Al Fleisher stepped up to assume the duties of Scribe until a new sucker (i mean, Brother) can be elected to the position. We need help selling roses on the Saturday and Sunday prior to Labor Day. Same time and location as usual. A reminder will be placed in the September Proclamation. Stay tuned for the latest info. Unfortunately, I will not be seeing you at our next meeting, so send me some e-mails and tell me what going on in Lake Forest.
Cedarettes Sister Cedarettes,
Yours in Cedarism,
Richard Tubby, GTC
Send all snail-mail to:
Lake Forest 200 TCL
1219 Palmetto Dr
Lady Lake, FL 32159-2448
Sickness & Distress -- Brother Bill Countryman passed away on 6 June 2007. Masonic Services will be at 7:30 PM, Sunday, 10 June at the BeyersFuneral Home in Lady Lake. Religious service will be at the same location at 10:00 AM on Monday, 11 June. Brother Charles Adams' wife, Peg, had her shoulder operated on recently. She is home, but Brother Charlie is a tad under the weather. Let us all keep any ailing Cedars and Cedarttes in our prayers.
Rose Sales -- We have more roses. We will be selling them at the Villages Wal Mart on 1-2 September beginning at 8:00 AM. Come out and help!
Thank you Sharon for the great job that you did for the arranging of the play. Special thanks to Joan for the food (it was great as usual), and to every one that helped.
Cedarettely,