Anaheim Masonic Lodge No. 207

Anaheim Lodge No. 207 is hosting a Scholarship Breakfast to benefit our scholarship fund. Our scholarship fund supports worthy young men and women in their academic endeavors.

Bring your friends and family down for a morning of good food, good fellowship and help support our youngsters!

Breakfast cost is $6.00 per person, all proceeds benefit the Anaheim Lodge No. 207 Scholarship fund. Donations are welcome!

Time:
Saturday, October 1st
7:30am - 10:00am

Place:
DeMolay Center
303 W. Lincoln Ave.
Anaheim, CA 92805

Cost:
$6.00 per person

On Friday, July 22 Anaheim Lodge will host a Steak Fry to benefit the Lodge.

We will be barbequing HUGE ribeyes, providing fixin's, salad and dessert for dinner.

There will be a silent auction for some great items - things you just can't do without.

We're going to have some great entertainment, too.  Bring your dancing shoes just in case.

Tickets are $20 each (pre-buy).

For tickets, make sure you contact Hugo Ramos at (310)864-7913

Anaheim Masonic Lodge #207 F. & A.M.

Presents: AMTRAK TRAIN RIDE to see USS. MIDWAY MUSEUM

Ride the Amtrak train from Fullerton Station, 120 E. Santa Fe Avenue, Fullerton on June 25, 201l at 9 AM.  Your show up time at the station is 8:30 A.M.  Parking available.

Arrive at San Diego Station before noon.  A short walk to the Museum, 910 N. Harbor Drive.  Check the USS Midway Aircraft Carrier from top to bottom.

Lunch on your own.

Board the Amtrak train back to Fullerton, which leaves at 5:20 PM to arrive back at Fullerton around 7:30 P.M.  Be on time –trains wait for no one.

Get on the bus and ride along with us to the Ronald Reagan Library and Museum in Simi Valley, California on April 9, 2011.

The bus will leave from the DeMolay Center, located at 303 West Lincoln, Anaheim at 9AM and will return to the DeMolay Center parking lot at approximately 5PM.

The parking area is behind the Center located on Chartres Street, about the middle of the block.  There is ample parking. Be on time please.  If you are late, too bad, the bus will leave without you.

Craig and I traveled up the mountain Sat. morning with light traffic and glorious weather. A portent of a great day. We arrived at Rim-of-the-World lodge in time for an excellent breakfast and visited with the Master, who gave us a short history of the lodge and the 711 Jeep club. The lodge opened and both degrees were excellent, given the rarified air at over a mile high blew out a couple of synapses here and there. We had lunch and tried to keep awake in the afternoon. What really kept me awake was the excellent long form lecture given word perfect, a real treat. Afterwards, we joined Orange Grove in an outstanding BBQ and fellowship. Those that stayed got into a real festive mood, Craig and I left feeling delighted and refreshed having participated in such a happy gathering of Masons and their families.

Phil Collins