Province donates £33,700 to "Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance" and £27,850 to "Skill Force"
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NOTTINGHAMSHIRE MASONIC CARAVANNERS ASSOCIATION - EVENTS 2012
PROVINCIAL FAMILY SERVICE - SOUTHWELL MINSTER - 23/07/2012
Nottingham Royal Ark Mariners attend Grand Assesmbly
On Tuesday 12th December, 2011, nineteen Nottinghamshire Royal Ark Mariners attended the Grand Assembly at Freemasons’ Hall, Great Queen Street, London.
Santa’s visit - Santa made an early visit to Retford Masonic Hall this year. He called in at the annual Christmas Fair held by the Masonic Hall Development Committee. All the children there were given an early Christmas present even the babes in arms.
I would like to take this opportunity to remind all that this site will close down this month. I shall be working with friend Kevan Goddard, to include all future articles within the Provincial website that Kevan has created for Nottinghamshire
The closure date for articles intended for the Spring 2012 Magazine is 16th January
In this classic comedy, the celebs of the 18th century are taking the waters in fashionable Bath. Come and see the outlandish, eligible bachelors, ‘The Rivals’ compete for the hand of the clueless, heiress, Lydia Languish. Meet the testy Sir Anthony Absolute, the fiery Sir Lucius O'Trigger and not least the proverbial Mrs Malaprop.
‘TLC have appointed in each Masonic Centre a ‘willing volunteer’ to promote TLC. Their role will be to explain the work of the charity to lodges, to encourage and facilitate their support and to promote the various events organised by TLC. By having a local focal point it is hoped that communication across the Province will be much improved.
Fire fighters extinguish stress with TLC bears
Bereavement Day & Teddies for TLC
# By Jackie Browne, QMC Nottingham on 6th December, 2011, in Site News
Jackie Browne and Alison Rushton from the Child Bereavement Team at Nottingham Children’s Hospital would like to say a huge thank you to ‘Teddies for Loving Care’ for the very kind donation of teddy bears which were given out to all the younger bereaved siblings who attended the Bereaved Parents Family Day at Blotts Country Club earlier this summer.
Newark Hospital - Minor Injuries Unit or Casualty?
For many years Newark Hospital had a Casualty Department that was the envy of many larger hospitals but earlier this year despite a valiant campaign, by locals and some further afield, the department was downgraded to a ‘Minor Injuries department.’ This caused the management some concern regarding the level of service that the unit would be able to provide into the future and raised questions as to whether TLC bears would still be needed at Newark.
Masons on a crest of a wave
# By Bro. Ken Eley & W. Bro. David Taylor on 6th December, 2011, in Site News Events
In March 2011 Nottinghamshire Scouts and Guides with their red scarves celebrated 60 years of Gang Shows with a lavish production at the Theatre Royal in Nottingham. Since those early days with only a male cast and produced by the legendary Ralph Reader (a Mason see below), the shows have evolved into the productions seen today all over the world.
Worksop Priory Lodge No.7443 presentation to League of Friends
On the 6th July 2011 at Worksop Child Contact Centre, St Johns Church Hall, Worksop a cheque for £250.00 was presented by John Lancashire on behalf of the Worksop Masonic Hall Club and a cheque for £500.00 was presented by Michael Luke WM Worksop Priory Lodge.
Events for Robin Wilson Lodge of Research No 9844
The Programme for the forthcoming Masonic Season2011-2012 is presented below. Any Brother wishing to attend any of the aforementioned meetings ,which commence at 11.00 am, and are followed by an informal finger buffet lunch, should contact the Secretary no later than 7 days prior to the meeting to indicate their intentions to attend.
Nottinghamshire Knights of the Red Cross of Constantine
Nottinghamshire Knights of the Red Cross of Constantine visit to the Grand Sepulchre Guard Conclave at Mark Masons Hall, St. James Street, London SW1
MENCAP - Mansfield Charity Stewards Comittee.
If you had a chance to read the article “Passing on Hope”, then an appreciation of the work quietly accomplished by Mansfield Charity Stewards Committee can be gleaned. Their collective efforts outside of their own Lodges, is truly outstanding. They focus is on the less fortunate strictly in there own neighbourhood, charities that in general, the rest of us would not know about or perhaps consider worthy. Every year for some twenty years, year on year, they have generated around £5k for such local causes. So to tell you this enables me to explain how the Provincial Charity and this Masonic Center have become partners.
Don’t you just love it when a plan comes together? For Passing on Hope this exactly what happened!
From Valerie Oxley - Yesterday evening our little grandson Ben, aged five, had a nasty fall from the top of a 'mounting block' outside the old farmhouse where he lives with his parents. He fell backwards and hit his head on hard ground and when his father (Simon) and mother (Emma) picked him up he went floppy and rolled his eyes.
Old Time Music Hall at Newark - October 22nd
Nottinghamshire Masonic Music Association, will present for your delectation and delight a feast of festive fun in the format of an
Installation of New Grand Superintendent - Nottinghamshire
The Installation of Excellent Companion Richard Vernon Gutteridge as Grand Superintendent in and over Nottinghamshire was held on Friday 20th May 2011 at the Masonic Hall, Goldsmith Street, Nottingham.
Spiral [Nottinghamshire] a local charity which provides specialist bereavement and emotional support to children following the loss of someone important in their lives, held a ‘Fun Day’ at Wollaton Park in August.
TLC Stall Childrens fair at Bramcote - Tabitha Morgan
On the 24th August I was invited to help at the disabled Children's fair at Bramcote. I went with my cousins, Charlie and Maisie Keith who attended last year and wrote the article which appeared on the TLC website.
TLC at the Provincial Pavilion at Moorgreen Show
On Sunday and Monday 28th /29th August the Provincial Pavilion ( Neils big tent ) was at the Moorgreen Show , this is the latest of the outings this year when we have attended Newark Agricultural Show, and will be at the Southwell Ploughing Match on the 24th September and later in the year back at Newark for the Robin Hood County Show.





























