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- The Cabletow XXXVIII (1) July 1962
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- 1962
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- ^OFFICIAL SECTIONS CIRCULAR-------- No. 2 Series o£ 1962 - QU ASHA TO ALL MASTERS, WARDENS, OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF SUBORDINATE LODGES Subject: Masonic Service Store To overcome the difficulty which subordinate Lodges and the Brethren have been encountering in the pro curement of Masonic articles, sup plies and paraphernalia, I have caused to be established the PLARI DEL MASONIC SERVICE STORE at the Plaridel Masonic Temple, 1110 San Marcelino, Manila. The store will sell articles and equipment such as collars, Masonic rings, pins, emblems, bibles, flags, working tools, Past Master's jewels, etc. It will also receive order for plaques, laminated certificates, dip lomas, etc. The stoic will operate on the ba sis of cost plus ten (10%) percent. Profits will be used to expand the facilities and services of the store. It is anticipated that the stoic will be able to buy items at lower cost and thus the price which lhe lodges and the brethren will pay will be lower than what they could do for them selves. Orders may be directed to: The Manager Plaridel Masonic Service Stoic Manila, Philippines, June 8, 1962. WILLIAM H. QUASFIA Grand Master ATTEST: ESTEBAN MUNARRIZ, PGM Grand Secretary (Continued from page 20) JULY 3 — Meeting — Education and Pub lic Service Committee of the Grand Lodge 5 — Meeting — Mt. Lebanon Lodge No. 80 7 - Meeting - Officers of all Lodges in Cavite 7 — Meeting — Scottish Rite Lun cheon 9 — Visitation — Joint Meeting — Daffitan l.odge No. 21, Luzon Lodge No. 57, King Solomon l.odge No. 150, Manuel Roxas Lodge No. 152 No one could tell me where my soul might be, I searched for God and He eluded me: I sought my Brother out and found all three —Ernest Crosby Advice to young people: Be kind to the man you tire going to be. In things that are necessary, unity. In things that are doubtful, liber ty. In all things, charity. —St. Augustine. Some of us are a little odd ourselves without knowing it; so when somebody else sia little different, we overlook their oddness and may be they will not mind ours whatever it is. THE CABLE TOW July, 1962
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