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48 on the 14 th May 1996 Crossfield Lodge No.48, received this Travelling Gavel their Worshipful Master was: . Bro. Bob McNevin ~ 96 Big Springs Drive ~ Airdrie, Alta. T4A 1K2 Phone: 948-4690 Crossfield Secretary; Wor. Bro. Moray Mytroen Box 3216 Airdrie, Alberta T4B 2B5 Phone; 948-5159 Crossfield Lodge Officers for 1996 Worshipful Master;W. Bro. Bob McNivin Immediate Past Master;......W. Bro. Greg Rockafellow Senior Warden;..................... ... Bro. Robin McKinnon Junior Warden;.........................................Bro. Ian Ross Secretary;............................. .W.. Bro. Moray Mytroen Chaplin;.................................................. Bro. Rob Fox Senior Deacon;................................... Bro. Ross Mann Junior Deacon;............................... Bro. Jack Beddoes Director of Ceremonies;......... V. W. Bro. Robbie Ross Senior Steward;................................ Bro. Rod Morison Junior Steward;.............................. Bro. Mark Baecker Organist;................................. Rt. W. Bro. Jim Forsyth Registrar;.................................... W. Bro. Harry Levick Tyler;..........................................W. Bro. GrantFletcher PHOENIX DISTRICT was founded as District No. 18. on the 9th of June 1948. It covers Calgary Lodges and rural Lodges to the north of the city. Currently, there are ten Lodges in this district. Three Generations of the Morrison family of Crossfield Lodge No. 48 On January 11 th 2000, W Bro. Rob Morrison was installed as the 80 th Worshipful Master of Crossfield Lodge No. 48. His father, W Bro. W. A. (Bill) Morrison was the Worshipful Master in 1981 and his Grandfather, Bro. Peter Morrison has been an active member of Crossfield Lodge since 1964. The Morrison Family reside on their family ranch west of Airdrie The picture taken on this occasion shows (left to right) W. Bro W.A. (Bill) Morrison W. Bro. Rod Morrison, Bro. Peter Morrison and Rt. W. Bro. Gerry Webber DGM Also a member of Crossfield Lodge
49 Information about Crossfield in general . Crossfield, with a population of 2,853 (2011), is a town in in Southern Alberta, Canada within Rocky View County. Crossfield is located 43 kilometers or 27 miles (43 km) north of the City of Calgary, on Highway 2. As a rail station on the Calgary to Edmonton (C&E) line of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Crossfield was founded in 1892. Crossfield was named after an engineer with the Canadian Pacific Railway survey crew. In 1980, the Town of Crossfield was incorporated. The Town of Crossfield is a member of the Calgary Regional Partnership. Crossfield is within the Calgary-Edmonton Corridor and is growing as a result. Crossfield is north of the City of Airdrie and south of the Town of Olds. Crossfield is surrounded by the rural Rocky View County .As I didn‘t receive a letter form Crossfield Lodge, I have no idea which member of the Lodge presented this Gavel to the next Lodge, which was; Eureka Lodge No. 10 Lacombe, Alberta, Canada Secretary: W. Bro. Wes Shackleton, Phone: (403) 784-3684 Email: wjshackleton4@gmail.com A fraternal from Crossfield Lodge journeyed to Lacombe and presented the Travelling Gavel to Eureka Lodge No. 10 on the 4 th October 1997 W. Bro.Verne Otto ~ 4722 – 49 B Ave. Lacombe, Alberta, Phone: 403 782 3988 Eureka Masonic Hall meets on the 4 th Tuesday of each month CENTRAL DISTRICT was founded as District 4 on 27 May 1908 and incorporates part of District 9, which was founded on 31 May 1911. As its name implies, it covers part of the area of Alberta known as ―central" which is a bit of a misnomer as it is far from the centre of Alberta but it is central between the two major cities. Currently, there are ten Lodges in this District. AAA11
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