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Webster Lodge #98

By Hiram
Posted 7/31/24

On Tuesday, July 23, Webster Lodge #98 held its monthly stated meeting with a hot-dog dinner at 6 p.m. At 7 p.m. Worshipful Master Pat Blinzler opened the lodge in due form. There was one guest, and twelve members in attendance. The minutes were read and approved. Review of the “Torn to Hail” breakfast was conducted with all brethren agreeing it was a success. Blinzler wanted to again thank the community and our charitable partners for making it a big success, “...over 400 breakfasts were served, and we received additional donations from members of the community enabling us to net out $3000 on the breakfast alone.” Also discussed was the status of the lodge roof, and financially where the lodge sits with the insurance company. Blinzler elaborated, “the deductible is $4700 and the roof has depreciated over $15,000, leaving a big gap between the cost of a new roof and what is going to be paid out.” A committee was formed to seek bids and look into other options to increase longevity. Under new business, it was announced that Webster #98 will be hosting The Harvest Days Breakfast, Saturday September 21st, from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Bill O’Fare will consist of pancakes with sausage and biscuits and gravy. Cost is $5.00 and proceeds will go toward the roof repairs. Any brother wishing to help is encouraged to get a hold of Brother Champ Herren. July was also the month of our official visit from Deputy District Grand Master David Smith . He was heartily received by the brethren and given the “grand honors” then escorted to the east by Worshipful Brother Blinzler. Right-Worshipful Brother Smith asked Worshipful Brother Shawn Horton to the altar and gave him his achievement award for the previous year with a round of applause from the brethren. He also brought us a positive message from our Grand Master on compassion and understanding. He praised Webster #98 for its many charitable endeavors over the past year. No other business appearing, the lodge was closed in due form.

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