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			== Alaska ==

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	M.W. Douglas Teninty		M.W. Douglas Teninty

	GRAND MASTER 2015-2016		GRAND MASTER 2015-2016]]
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	== Masonic lodges in Alaska ==		== Masonic lodges in Alaska ==

	At the present time, there are nineteen Masonic lodges in Alaska which fall under the Jurisdiction of Alaska. Here are few important facts about the lodges in Alaska. About 40% of our membership has moved to the lower 48 states. A very small percentage are what we call snowbirds. They travel back to Alaska in the summer and return to the lower 48 during the winter. Another important fact is that a many are dual members. That means that their home lodge is in the lower 48, but they are also a member of a lodge in Alaska. Here is a list of Lodges in Alaska:		At the present time, there are nineteen Masonic lodges in Alaska which fall under the Jurisdiction of Alaska. Here are few important facts about the lodges in Alaska. About 40% of our membership has moved to the lower 48 states. A very small percentage are what we call snowbirds. They travel back to Alaska in the summer and return to the lower 48 during the winter. Another important fact is that a many are dual members. That means that their home lodge is in the lower 48, but they are also a member of a lodge in Alaska. Here is a list of Lodges in Alaska:



	Skagway, Alaska - White Pass Lodge No. 1		Skagway, Alaska - White Pass Lodge No. 1
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	Sterling, Alaska - Sterling Lodge No. 22		Sterling, Alaska - Sterling Lodge No. 22
	Alaska Lodges		Alaska Lodges


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	*(4) until the Grand Lodge of Washington officially recognizes the Grand Lodge of Alaska, members of the Washington Jurisdiction could not sit in a formal opened Grand Lodge of Alaska.		*(4) until the Grand Lodge of Washington officially recognizes the Grand Lodge of Alaska, members of the Washington Jurisdiction could not sit in a formal opened Grand Lodge of Alaska.


	GM Sparger mentioned twice in his letter that he should "not take sides" in this matter, which shows some of the effect of the negative campaign against us.		GM Sparger mentioned twice in his letter that he should "not take sides" in this matter, which shows some of the effect of the negative campaign against us.
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	Grand Secretary - Gunnar Flygenring (303)		Grand Secretary - Gunnar Flygenring (303)


	On February 6, the newly-elected and appointed Grand Lodge officers were installed into their respective offices in a public ceremony by the following dignitaries:		On February 6, the newly-elected and appointed Grand Lodge officers were installed into their respective offices in a public ceremony by the following dignitaries:
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	Installing Secretary: MW Charles S. Moulthrop PGM, Grand Lodge of Michigan		Installing Secretary: MW Charles S. Moulthrop PGM, Grand Lodge of Michigan


	Immediately upon completion of the installation ceremony, MW Byron C. Jenkins, Grand Master of the MW Grand Lodge of Nebraska A. F. & A. M., read a letter from him to the installed Grand Lodge officers and audience granting immediate temporary fraternal recognition by the Grand Lodge of Nebraska to the Grand Lodge of Alaska until confirmed by the next Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge of Nebraska. It was an intensely emotional and exciting moment. For a few minutes, pandemonium reigned.		Immediately upon completion of the installation ceremony, MW Byron C. Jenkins, Grand Master of the MW Grand Lodge of Nebraska A. F. & A. M., read a letter from him to the installed Grand Lodge officers and audience granting immediate temporary fraternal recognition by the Grand Lodge of Nebraska to the Grand Lodge of Alaska until confirmed by the next Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge of Nebraska. It was an intensely emotional and exciting moment. For a few minutes, pandemonium reigned.
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	Adopt the budget as proposed by the Convention Finance Committee and raise the per capita tax from the current $3.75 being paid to the Grand Lodge of Washington to $5.00 (Sufficient money was on hand from AMRA funds, donations, and other sources for start-up and operation until the per capita tax would come in early the following year.)		Adopt the budget as proposed by the Convention Finance Committee and raise the per capita tax from the current $3.75 being paid to the Grand Lodge of Washington to $5.00 (Sufficient money was on hand from AMRA funds, donations, and other sources for start-up and operation until the per capita tax would come in early the following year.)


	Further details of the foregoing 5 days of meetings and ceremonies may be obtained from Volume I of the Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Alaska.		Further details of the foregoing 5 days of meetings and ceremonies may be obtained from Volume I of the Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Alaska.
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	== Links ==		== Links ==
	*[http://www.grandlodgeofalaska.org/ ~~Grand Lodge of~~ Alaska]		*Grand Lodge of Alaska http://www.grandlodgeofalaska.org/

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	*(1) he found it impossible for him to install our Grand Lodge officers, as we had invited him to do,		*(1) he found it impossible for him to install our Grand Lodge officers, as we had invited him to do,

	*(2) it was up to the new Grand Lodge, after it is formed, to prove to the Grand Lodge of Washington that the conditions of the Code		*(2) it was up to the new Grand Lodge, after it is formed, to prove to the Grand Lodge of Washington that the conditions of the Code requirements for recognition had been met,
	requirements for recognition had been met,

	*(3) he could see "no way" that he could give preliminary recognition to a Grand Lodge of Alaska, and		*(3) he could see "no way" that he could give preliminary recognition to a Grand Lodge of Alaska, and

	*(4) until the Grand Lodge of Washington officially recognizes the Grand Lodge of Alaska, members of the Washington Jurisdiction		*(4) until the Grand Lodge of Washington officially recognizes the Grand Lodge of Alaska, members of the Washington Jurisdiction could not sit in a formal opened Grand Lodge of Alaska.
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 == Masonic lodges in Alaska ==
 At the present time, there are nineteen Masonic lodges in Alaska which fall under the Jurisdiction of Alaska. Here are few important facts about the lodges in Alaska. About 40% of our membership has moved to the lower 48 states. A very small percentage are what we call snowbirds. They travel back to Alaska in the summer and return to the lower 48 during the winter. Another important fact is that a many are dual members. That means that their home lodge is in the lower 48, but they are also a member of a lodge in Alaska. Here is a list of Lodges in Alaska:

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			== See also ==

			== Links ==
			*[http://www.grandlodgeofalaska.org/ Grand Lodge of Alaska]

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	== Masonic lodges in Alaska ==		== Masonic lodges in Alaska ==
			At the present time, there are nineteen Masonic lodges in Alaska which fall under the Jurisdiction of Alaska. Here are few important facts about the lodges in Alaska. About 40% of our membership has moved to the lower 48 states. A very small percentage are what we call snowbirds. They travel back to Alaska in the summer and return to the lower 48 during the winter. Another important fact is that a many are dual members. That means that their home lodge is in the lower 48, but they are also a member of a lodge in Alaska. Here is a list of Lodges in Alaska:


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	Alaska Lodges		Alaska Lodges

	At the present time, there are nineteen Masonic lodges in Alaska which fall under the Jurisdiction of Alaska. Here are few important facts about the lodges in Alaska. About 40% of our membership has moved to the lower 48 states. A very small percentage are what we call snowbirds. They travel back to Alaska in the summer and return to the lower 48 during the winter. Another important fact is that a many are dual members. That means that their home lodge is in the lower 48, but they are also a member of a lodge in Alaska. Here is a list of Lodges in Alaska.
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	At the present time, there are nineteen Masonic lodges in Alaska which fall under the Jurisdiction of Alaska. Here are few important facts about the lodges in Alaska. About 40% of our membership has moved to the lower 48 states. A very small percentage are what we call snowbirds. They travel back to Alaska in the summer and return to the lower 48 during the winter. Another important fact is that a many are dual members. That means that their home lodge is in the lower 48, but they are also a member of a lodge in Alaska. Here is a list of Lodges in Alaska.		At the present time, there are nineteen Masonic lodges in Alaska which fall under the Jurisdiction of Alaska. Here are few important facts about the lodges in Alaska. About 40% of our membership has moved to the lower 48 states. A very small percentage are what we call snowbirds. They travel back to Alaska in the summer and return to the lower 48 during the winter. Another important fact is that a many are dual members. That means that their home lodge is in the lower 48, but they are also a member of a lodge in Alaska. Here is a list of Lodges in Alaska.
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	Another disheartening item was a letter from MWGM Wayne Sparger at a very late date telling us that because of advice from the Jurisprudence Committee, he would not give us the temporary recognition when we formed that we had been counting on. GM Sparger's letter of January 20, 1981 stated in part that:		Another disheartening item was a letter from MWGM Wayne Sparger at a very late date telling us that because of advice from the Jurisprudence Committee, he would not give us the temporary recognition when we formed that we had been counting on. GM Sparger's letter of January 20, 1981 stated in part that:

	(1) he found it impossible for him to install our Grand Lodge officers, as we had invited him to do,		*(1) he found it impossible for him to install our Grand Lodge officers, as we had invited him to do,

	(2) it was up to the new Grand Lodge, after it is formed, to prove to the Grand Lodge of Washington that the conditions of the Code		*(2) it was up to the new Grand Lodge, after it is formed, to prove to the Grand Lodge of Washington that the conditions of the Code
	requirements for recognition had been met,		requirements for recognition had been met,

	(3) he could see "no way" that he could give preliminary recognition to a Grand Lodge of Alaska, and		*(3) he could see "no way" that he could give preliminary recognition to a Grand Lodge of Alaska, and

	(4) until the Grand Lodge of Washington officially recognizes the Grand Lodge of Alaska, members of the Washington Jurisdiction		*(4) until the Grand Lodge of Washington officially recognizes the Grand Lodge of Alaska, members of the Washington Jurisdiction
	could not sit in a formal opened Grand Lodge of Alaska.		could not sit in a formal opened Grand Lodge of Alaska.

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	Endorse into the Grand Lodge of Alaska the Charters of the following Lodges with reassigned numbers according to the ages of the Lodges, White Pass being the oldest:		Endorse into the Grand Lodge of Alaska the Charters of the following Lodges with reassigned numbers according to the ages of the Lodges, White Pass being the oldest:

	White Pass Lodge No. 1 (Skagway, formerly No. 113)		*White Pass Lodge No. 1 (Skagway, formerly No. 113)
	Anvil Lodge No. 2 (Nome, formerly No. 140)		*Anvil Lodge No. 2 (Nome, formerly No. 140)
	Tanana Lodge No. 3 (Fairbanks, formerly No. 162)		*Tanana Lodge No. 3 (Fairbanks, formerly No. 162)
	Valdez Lodge No. 4 (Valdez, formerly No. 168)		*Valdez Lodge No. 4 (Valdez, formerly No. 168)
	Mt. McKinley Lodge No. 5 (Cordova, formerly No. 183)		*Mt. McKinley Lodge No. 5 (Cordova, formerly No. 183)
	Seward Lodge No. 6 (Seward, formerly No. 219)		*Seward Lodge No. 6 (Seward, formerly No. 219)
	Matanuska Lodge No. 7 (Palmer, formerly No. 293)		*Matanuska Lodge No. 7 (Palmer, formerly No. 293)
	Mt. Susitna Lodge No. 8 (Anchorage, formerly No. 294)		*Mt. Susitna Lodge No. 8 (Anchorage, formerly No. 294)
	Kodiak Lodge No. 9 (Kodiak, formerly No. 295)		*Kodiak Lodge No. 9 (Kodiak, formerly No. 295)
	Glacier Lodge No. 10 (Anchorage, formerly No. 303)		*Glacier Lodge No. 10 (Anchorage, formerly No. 303)
	Kenai Lodge No. 11 (Soldotna, formerly No. 307)		*Kenai Lodge No. 11 (Soldotna, formerly No. 307)
	Fairbanks Lodge No. 12 (Fairbanks, formerly No. 308)		*Fairbanks Lodge No. 12 (Fairbanks, formerly No. 308)

	Direct the Grand Secretary to procure forms, supplies, equipment, etc., and to put a Grand Lodge office into operation.		Direct the Grand Secretary to procure forms, supplies, equipment, etc., and to put a Grand Lodge office into operation.