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| The Masonic Clock |
| A unique opportunity… …to own a priceless Masonic heirloom, that you, your family or your lodge will enjoy for many years. A Masonic clock, handcrafted by RW John Angelis, PGC |
| Drawing to be held January 27th, 2008 Snuffy’s Pantagious Restaurant Scotch Plains, NJ |
| The Story of the Masonic Clock The Masonic Clock is the unique creation of RW John Angelis, PGC. As a Mason and Master wood carver, John wanted to create something unique for his Fraternity. He first made many wood working tools for use in the lodge degrees, but he wanted to tackle a project that would be worthy of his many talents. He finally decided on the unique idea of a Masonic Clock which would incorporate the many Masonic symbols and ideas of Masonry. His final creation was one of stunning beauty which helps recall to each persons’ mind the many Masonic Truths hidden within it’s many symbols. The Masonic Clock is 18” wide and 30” high and was handcrafted by RW Angelis. Previously made clocks now grace the inside of many lodge buildings across the United States and one hangs inside the lodge room of the Grand Lodge of New Jersey – a unique mark of respect for this very talented Masonic artisan. Previous clocks have sold for more than $3,000.00. |
| Master Wood Carver RW John emigrated from Greece and went to work as a Master wood carver for the Steinway Piano Company in New York City. In this capacity he created some of the most beautiful and decorative wood carvings for the company’ s various piano lines, including their unique grand pianos. In 1977 John was asked to go to the White House in Washington, in order to make repairs on their one-of-a-kind Steinway grand piano. Later, in recognition of his master craftsman work, he received a letter of personal thanks from the President and Mrs. Carter. |
| The 32nd Degree Learning Centers Dyslexia _______________________________ In the years that the Children's Learning Centers have been actively engaged in helping children overcome the obstacles of dyslexia, thousands of dyslexic children have received free one-on-one multisensory reading and written language tutoring, and hundreds of school teachers and other individuals interested in becoming certified tutors have received training at no cost. Additionally, the Children's Learning Centers continue to support clinical research programs that focus on dyslexia. This ongoing effort is funded and supported by the Masonic Scottish Rite and by the generous donations of Masons and people just like you! Please help us by continuing this worthwhile endeavor. |
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