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12 3 rd Lodge to receive this Gavel 4 th October 1994 Unity Lodge No.6 District 63 Armidale; http://www.masonicregions.org.au/lodge6.aspx 2012 Meeting on the 1 st Tuesday of the month, Installation, 1 st Saturday in December. W. Master, V.W Bro Raymond Wynn Senior Warden, W. Bro B. Thrift, Junior Warden Bro. N. Northey Secretary Rt. W Bro Kevin Mortimer (02) 6772 8468 or 0412 788 381 kj@mortimers.com.au Lodge Unity No.6. Established 1850 The Worshipful Master was W. Bro. A. G. Ward: Secretary was, Stephen Josef Jamsek Location: Cooks Road, Armidale, 2350, RFBI Village * Since this Travelling Gavel started this journey, it is the 2 nd Lodge that didn’t write back to me 2012 RW Bro Jeffries presents VW. Bro. Wynn with his Re-Installation Certificate As this is the fourth Lodge that failed to write back to me with their Lodge information, this Travelling Gavel which is presented into another Lodge in Armidale. This time it was presented to the Worshipful Master of Armidale Lodge No. 641, which is a City in the Northern tablelands of Australia. This is the 2 nd Lodge that didn’t write to me with their Lodge information ------:------ District 63 4 th Lodge to receive this Gavel 1 st Dec. 1994 Armidale Lodge No. 641 District 63 Cooks Road Armidale; 2350 http://www.masonicregions.org.au/lodge641.aspx Meetings held on the 3 rd Thursday of the month. Installation: on the 3 rd Saturday of April. The Secretary for Armidale Lodge in 1994 was Lesley William Charles Jarman 2012 W. Master: RW Bro. Peter Straw, Senior Warden: W. Bro. Michael Beveridge Junior Warden: V.W. Bro. Roger Hanson Secretary: W Bro Edward Page P. O. Box 1508, Armidale. NSW, 2350 (02)67711981 Email address: edwardpage@bigpond.com Tyling at 7.00pm New England Masonic Centre; Cookes Rd Armidale This is the 3d Lodge not to write back with their Lodge information
13 80 th Installation Saturday 16 th April 2011 Held at the Armidale Masonic Centre the ceremonial to re-install RW Bro. Peter Straw PDGM was professionally conducted by W. Bro. Robert McNeilly. The G.M.’s representative was RW Bro. Doug Grigg GSW. V.W. Bro. Dennis Froome acted as GDC ably assisted by W. Bro Bob Lloyd as Grand Steward. A total of 50 Masons were present for the ceremony and it was gratifying to see so many in attendances. Visitors came from Tamworth, Glen Innes, Guyra, and Uralla and in one case as far off as Bundaberg. The Bundaberg visitor was VW Bro. Fred Tullem who is a young 98 years old. In fact he was to celebrate his 98 th birthday on Sunday. He entertained in the south with a joke or two and a couple of very funny poems which had the audience in stitches. An installation banquet was held at the Armidale Bowling Club and a sumptuous buffet dinner was enjoyed by all. A large number of ladies accompanied the Brethren to the repast. Information about Armidale: Armidale is a city in the Northern Tablelands, New South Wales, Australia.Armidale Dumaresq Shire had a population of 19,485 people according to the 2006 census. [1] It is the administrative centre for the Northern Tablelands region. It is located approximately half way between Sydney and Brisbane at the junction of the New England Highway, national route 15, and Waterfall Way. Geography and Climate Armidale is located on the Northern Tablelands in the New England region about midway between Sydney and Brisbane at an altitude (980 m AHD) [3] ranging from 970 metres at the floor of the valley to 1,110 metres above sea level at the crests of the hills. To the east are heavily forested steep basalt gorges dropping down to the eastern coastal plain. Some parts of the highlands are composed of granite and decomposed granite soil, which is slightly deficient in nutrients. There are also basalt intrusions which are more fertile than the granite country. To the west are gently undulating pastures and bushland. The area contains a number of areas of outstanding natural beauty and scientific interest, and there are several World Heritage national parks in the area including the New England National Park and the Oxley Wild Rivers National Park. To the west is Mount Yarrowyck Nature Reserve. The coastal plain can be reached directly at Coffs Harbour via Waterfall Way to Dorrigo and Bellingen on the Bellinger River, a two hour drive. It has a cool temperate climate with the majority of rain falling in the summer months. Armidale’s elevation gives it a mild climate, with pleasant warm summers, extended spring and autumn seasons, and a long cold winter with some frosty nights. Snow falls on an average of one day every three years. Wood smoke pollution, Armidale, 27 May 2011 Armidale has a noted problem with air pollution caused by the use of solid fuel domestic wood heaters during the winter months. [4] A peer-reviewed study carried out by the University of New England found that winter woods moke causes 8.8 additional visits per day to GPs in Armidale for respiratory complaints, i.e. about 750 additional visits per year. [5] Another peer-reviewed study estimated that use of wood heaters in Armidale was responsible for about 11.5 premature deaths per year with estimated annual health cost of $14.95 million – about $4720 per year for every wood heater in the city. [6] A local retired doctor (now Associate Professor at the UNE Medical School) said that he is so concerned by the wood smoke situation, he urges people with respiratory problems to get out of town. [7] New evidence shows use of Australian wood heaters increases global warming. [8] A report by the United Nations Environment Program and the World Meteorological Organization recommends that developed countries phase out wood heaters to help prevent catastrophic climate change. [9] Policies adopted in much colder climates such as Montreal [10] (with daily average maximum temperatures of -5 degrees C in January, much lower than Armidale’s average daily winter maxima of 12-14 degrees C) suggest how this problem might be solved. Wikipedia The Secretary of, Armidale Lodge presented the Gavel to Glen Innes Lodge No. 44 ------:------ Armidale
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