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Norman
Lodge Officers for 2010

WBro. David John Atkinson.......................................................Worshipful
Master
WBro. John Michael Eve, PPrGStwd........................................Immediate
Past Master
Bro. David Wheatley...................................................................Senior
Warden
WBro. Robert Ian Walter Boyd...................................................Junior
Warden
WBro. Kenneth Embleton, PPrJGW.........................................Chaplain
WBro. Ian Smith PPrJGW .........................................................Treasurer
WBro. Raymond Stanley Hodgson............................................Secretary
WBro. Clive Dawson PrSGD......................................................Director
of Ceremonies
WBro. Peter Fraser Gow PrGSwdB..........................................Almoner
WBro. Derek Sproates, PPrGReg ...........................................Charity
Steward
WBro. Neil Henderson................................................................Senior
Deacon
Bro Frederick Archer Bird.........................................................Junior
Deacon
WBro. James Barry Smith PPrJGW.........................................Asst.
Director of Ceremonies
WBro. Arthur Clifford Lockyear
MBE........................................Asst. Secretary
WBro. Ian Smith PPrJGW .........................................................Organist
Bro. Paul Hardman......................................................................Inner
Guard
WBro. Alan Bainbridge...............................................................Tyler
Norman
Lodge meets on the third Wednesday of each month, except
July, and August, at the Masonic Hall, Old Elvet, Durham
City, Co. Durham, DH1 3HN, England
We welcome all Freemasons who
are members of Lodges, recognised by the United Grand
Lodge of England, to come along to our meetings and
join our festive board.
Usual starting time 6.45pm
prompt.
For all enquiries,
please contact our Secretary
W. Bro. Ray Hodgson
18th Annual Norman Lodge Golf Tournament
The eighteenth Norman Lodge golf tournament took place at
the excellent Eaglescliffe
golf club, near Stockton on Tees, Co. Durham, on Wednesday
14th April 2010.
This was the 15th different course to host the event.
More than one hundred masons and friends enjoyed the magnificent
course and the excellent facilities at the club. The day was
blessed by good weather which made for some fine golf.
The overall winner, with 42 points, was Mr Gary Pickering
from Chester le Street.
Mr Pickering, a guest of W Bro Alan Dufton the event organiser,
was playing his 15th tournament and this was his first win.
In the evening a splendid meal was provided by the golf club,
after which the many trophies and prizes were presented by
W Bro Ken Howe Assistant Provincial Grand Master of Durham.
Mr Gary Skyner, a comedian from Liverpool, entertained with
his inimitable brand of humour.
Mr Skyner was the second thalidomide child born in this country,
and the lodge was able to help his charity which has fought
for compensation for those affected.
The Norman Lodge Golf tournament is a charity event and raised
in excess of £1900 through the generosity of the participants,
the providers of prizes and the many sponsors assiduously
courted by W Bro Dufton.
Our thanks go to all who made the day such a success both
socially and financially.
W Bro Ken Howe, W Bro Alan Dufton, Gary Pickering (Winner)
W.
Bro. Arthur Clifford Lockyear MBE
 
Congratulations to W. Bro. Arthur Clifford Lockyear,
who has been awarded an MBE in the Queen's New Years Honours List
2010.
"For Services to the Community in Sunderland"
W. Bro.Arthur Lockyear, W. Master of Norman Lodge
in 2006, has organised the annual Remembrance Parade in Sunderland
for many years.
Almost a full time job, to arrange for thousands of soldiers,
veterans, VIP's, guests, bandsmen, transport etc, to all come
together at 11.00am on 11th November each year.
All his time and effort, are given voluntarily, to honour those
who died serving their country.
The Sunderland Rembrance Parade is now the
biggest outside of London!
Photograph by kind permission
of the Sunderland Echo
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