| September 26, 1998 Grand Master's Day | |||
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| Sir Knight Errol Hawksley, Grand Commander of Knights Templar in Pennsylvania, (left) and his officers. | The Tall Cedars were out, in force, selling Roses to fight Muscular Dystrophy. | A giant slide, provided by Bro. Jack Bubernack, Lodge #43, was a big hit with the kids... |
as was the spin-art ! Spin-art was provided by Bro.Gary R. Chubb, Brownstone Lodge #666 |
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| The Tall Cedars Antique Car Unit showed off many classic vehicles. | Pastor Charles H. Lacquement, Director of Pastoral Care, is one of the many familiar friendly faces at the Masonic Homes. | One of the newest additions to the dairy farm was on hand to greet young visitors. | Officers of the State High Twelve Association talked about "Fun, Food, and Fellowship" at High Twelve Club meetings. |
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| Face-painting was a popular service provided for free by the Rainbow Girls and Job's Daughters. | A coloring contest for young children was conducted by the Job's Daughters. | Brian Luzier, Programs Specialist and Melissa Kilmer, Personal Care Attendant, provided information | on the new Respite Care program provided at the Masonic Homes. This program is NOT limited to Masons or their families. |
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