V.W.B. Clarence Weitman, Master 2007
V.W.B. Forest Whitehall, Senior Warden 2007
Bro. Dan Ewing, Junior Warden 2007
W.B. Robert Hill, Secretary 2007
Hermanos del Arte Lodge #314 F. & A.M.
Meeting at the Brewster Grange Hall,
Grange Road & Hi-way 97, Brewster, Washington 98812
Lodge Stated Meeting on the 1st Monday at 7:30 P.M. Except January & February
For more information contact Bob Hill at:
E-Mail
Hermanos del Arte Lodge #314 F. & A.M. Officers for 2006-07
HdA School Bus Stop
Left M:.W:. Bill Wood and Right W.B. Albert (Stretch) Bledsoe
Photo provided by Dan Ewing, Junior Deacon
With the failure of the recent Brewster School levy in Washington State, and the rising cost of fuel, the local school district revised some of their bus routes. This, in turn, left school children walking to the bus stop and standing in rain, wind or snow until the bus arrives. The Masons of Hermanos del Arte Masonic Lodge #314, F. & A.M., in Brewster didn’t like the idea of the young children standing out in inclement weather and decided to build them several school bus shelters.
Mr. Eric Driessen, Principal of the Brewster Grade School was contacted and asked to provide locations where shelters would be the most effective. Permission was granted from the property owners and two shelters were erected, with a third shelter currently underway. The bus shelters were designed and fabricated by the Master of Hermanos del Arte Lodge for 2005-06, Albert "Stretch" Bledsoe. Assisting in the construction of the shelters was Stretch Bledsoe, Pete Hallenius, Treasurer, Clarence Weitman, Jr. Warden and Bill Wood.
Bikes for the "Bikes-4-Books Program" in the Brewster Elementary School
Meeting at the Brewster Grange Hall,
Grange Road & Hi-way 97, Brewster, Washington 98812
Lodge Stated Meeting on the 1st Monday at 7:30 P.M. Except January & February
For more information contact Bob Hill at:
Hermanos del Arte Lodge #314 F. & A.M. Officers for 2006-07
HdA School Bus Stop
Left M:.W:. Bill Wood and Right W.B. Albert (Stretch) Bledsoe
Photo provided by Dan Ewing, Junior Deacon
With the failure of the recent Brewster School levy in Washington State, and the rising cost of fuel, the local school district revised some of their bus routes. This, in turn, left school children walking to the bus stop and standing in rain, wind or snow until the bus arrives. The Masons of Hermanos del Arte Masonic Lodge #314, F. & A.M., in Brewster didn’t like the idea of the young children standing out in inclement weather and decided to build them several school bus shelters.
Mr. Eric Driessen, Principal of the Brewster Grade School was contacted and asked to provide locations where shelters would be the most effective. Permission was granted from the property owners and two shelters were erected, with a third shelter currently underway. The bus shelters were designed and fabricated by the Master of Hermanos del Arte Lodge for 2005-06, Albert "Stretch" Bledsoe. Assisting in the construction of the shelters was Stretch Bledsoe, Pete Hallenius, Treasurer, Clarence Weitman, Jr. Warden and Bill Wood.
Bikes for the "Bikes-4-Books Program" in the Brewster Elementary School
Photo provided by Dan Ewing, Junior Deacon
With the failure of the recent Brewster School levy in Washington State, and the rising cost of fuel, the local school district revised some of their bus routes. This, in turn, left school children walking to the bus stop and standing in rain, wind or snow until the bus arrives. The Masons of Hermanos del Arte Masonic Lodge #314, F. & A.M., in Brewster didn’t like the idea of the young children standing out in inclement weather and decided to build them several school bus shelters.
Mr. Eric Driessen, Principal of the Brewster Grade School was contacted and asked to provide locations where shelters would be the most effective. Permission was granted from the property owners and two shelters were erected, with a third shelter currently underway. The bus shelters were designed and fabricated by the Master of Hermanos del Arte Lodge for 2005-06, Albert "Stretch" Bledsoe. Assisting in the construction of the shelters was Stretch Bledsoe, Pete Hallenius, Treasurer, Clarence Weitman, Jr. Warden and Bill Wood.
Bikes for the "Bikes-4-Books Program" in the Brewster Elementary School
With the failure of the recent Brewster School levy in Washington State, and the rising cost of fuel, the local school district revised some of their bus routes. This, in turn, left school children walking to the bus stop and standing in rain, wind or snow until the bus arrives. The Masons of Hermanos del Arte Masonic Lodge #314, F. & A.M., in Brewster didn’t like the idea of the young children standing out in inclement weather and decided to build them several school bus shelters.
Mr. Eric Driessen, Principal of the Brewster Grade School was contacted and asked to provide locations where shelters would be the most effective. Permission was granted from the property owners and two shelters were erected, with a third shelter currently underway. The bus shelters were designed and fabricated by the Master of Hermanos del Arte Lodge for 2005-06, Albert "Stretch" Bledsoe. Assisting in the construction of the shelters was Stretch Bledsoe, Pete Hallenius, Treasurer, Clarence Weitman, Jr. Warden and Bill Wood.
Bikes for the "Bikes-4-Books Program" in the Brewster Elementary School
Mr. Eric Driessen, Principal of the Brewster Grade School was contacted and asked to provide locations where shelters would be the most effective. Permission was granted from the property owners and two shelters were erected, with a third shelter currently underway. The bus shelters were designed and fabricated by the Master of Hermanos del Arte Lodge for 2005-06, Albert "Stretch" Bledsoe. Assisting in the construction of the shelters was Stretch Bledsoe, Pete Hallenius, Treasurer, Clarence Weitman, Jr. Warden and Bill Wood.
Bikes for the "Bikes-4-Books Program" in the Brewster Elementary School
Bikes for the "Bikes-4-Books Program" in the Brewster Elementary School