Secretary’s Desk

 

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Secretary 2021

Bro. Gary E. Tiedens, PM

Email: Euclid136@hotmail.com


Brethren your 2021 dues are as follows.

Regular Members:  Lodge dues are $100.00 plus the Grand Lodge assessment of $61.00 for a

 total of $161.00

NJ Dual Members:  Only pay the Lodge portion of the dues $100.00. The Grand Lodge assessment will be paid by your Mother Lodge.

Gold Token Members:  Only need to pay the Grand Lodge Assessment of $61.00

If you are in the Armed Forces on Active Duty, both Lodge dues and Grand Lodge assessment will be waived, by order of the Grand Master. (Please let me know if you are on Active Duty). If you have any questions or difficulty please give me a call.

Physical Dues cards will only be given upon request, as per the Grand Lodge of New Jersey.  Visit the Grand Lodge Members Only site for more information.

Members Only Login

1. To log into the New Jersey Grand Lodge Members Only Section you will need your Dues Card.

2. Your Username which is your Full Membership ID Number.

3. Your Password is your Last Name with the First Letter Capitalized.

4. Now login to the Members Only Website

www.njmasons.com

  Gary E. Tiedens, PM- Secretary

On the third Friday of every month, whole blood and platelets may be donated, 2pm to 10pm, at Clifton Lodge No. 203.

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During this time of uncertainty, we would like you to know that the brothers of Euclid Lodge are only a phone call away should you need any assistance with shopping, or transit to and from appointments, or even just a friendly ear.
If you are not in the New Jersey area, and need assistance please reach out to one of the numbers listed below as well, and we will locate an area lodge that may be able to help. Or a community action center that will be better able to assist with your local needs.
There is a quite a bit of misinformation that is being passed around. Please be careful!


Please follow the guidelines set forth by your local and state officials.
For example, the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) recommends the following:
Clean surfaces that are handled on a regular basis after each use.


Wash your hands on a regular basis.
1. Wet your hands with clean, running water (warm or cold), turn off the tap, and apply soap.


2. Lather your hands by rubbing them together with the soap.
Rub your hands together with the soap, making sure to lather the backs of your hands, between your fingers, and under your nails (you can do this by scrubbing the nails of one hand on the palm of your other hand). “Lathering and scrubbing hands creates friction, which helps lift dirt, grease, and microbes from skin,” the CDC explains, adding that you should pay special attention to your fingernails. “Microbes are present on all surfaces of the hand, often in particularly high concentration under the nails, so the entire hand should be scrubbed,” per the CDC.


3. Keep rubbing your hands together for at least 20 seconds.


4. Rinse your hands well under clean, running water


5. Dry your hands using a clean towel or air dry them.


Any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out
Fraternally,
Fred Patak – 908- 310-0323 (WM)
Gary E. Tiedens – 201-414-6633 (Sec’y)
Patrick O’Shea 646-258-1799 (SW)
Paul Remenschneider 201-933-6990 (JW)