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Ex Comp. C.K. Huddlestone - Supreme Grand Chapter Honours

Saffron Walden Freemasonry is delighted to publish that one of it's members is to receive Supreme Grand Chapter honours.  Ex Comp. C.K. Huddlestone will receive the rank of PGStB at the April 2002 Meeting of the Supreme Grand Chapter at Freemasons Hall, Great Queens Street, London.  

 

Ex Comp. Keith will also be appointed as an Assistant to the Essex Provincial Grand Principals at the Annual Convocation of the Provincial Grand Chapter, 6th June 2002 at Heybridge Hotel, Ingatstone, Essex.

    

Keith Huddlestone is a renowned and well respected member of Freemasonry both in the Province of Essex and throughout the whole of East Anglia. The members of Walden Chapter No 1280 and Stansted Mountfitchet Chapter No 6230 feel fortunate and proud to have Keith as their D.C.  

 

 

 

 

 

Ex. Comp.Keith Huddlestone is congratulated on his appointments,  by the Principals of Walden Chapter No 1280 at their March 2002 meeting.

From left to right

Ex. Comp. Cass Scott ( 2nd Principal )

Ex.Comp Ian Greig ( 1st Principal )

Ex. Comp Keith Huddlestone ( DC )

Ex. Comp Jim Stranger ( 3rd Principal )

 

 

Lord Braybrooke (a non mason) visits Audley Lodge

Lord Braybrooke & W.Bro. Alan Coote

Lord Braybrooke, a non mason, visited Audley Lodge to make an official presentation of two charity bowls made from the timber from the Audley End Estate where he is "The Master of the Estate".

Lord Braybrooke was not aware of a Masonic Lodge named after the estate and was even more surprised to learn that the Lion above the entrance to Audley End Mansion was used as the central theme of the Lodge Banner.

W.Bro. Cass Scott, got a local craftsman to turn the charity bowls from from the wood, yew, off the Estate to replace those that were lost during the1999 Saffron Walden Masonic Hall fire.

A charity collection was taken at the Festive Board and a cheque for £200 was presented to Lord Braybrooke and made out to  his favourite charity St Clair's Hospice, Harlow, Essex.