Naracoorte Freemasons (Masonic Lodge No. 42)
Naracoorte Freemasons

By Malcolm Johnston About the Naracoorte Masonic Lodge No 42 SAC (South Australian Constitution) The Naracoorte Lodge was consecrated on 18 SEP 1896, having been sponsored by Mt Gambier Lodge No 35. The Lodge is currently supporting the Naracoorte and Lucindale Community Care Network (NLCCN). With in kind donations from Naracoorte K&B Mitre 10, and Carter’s Naracoorte Foodland, we have so far this year given $1,000.00 to NLCCN. The Donation of $500.00 from The News will help us to continue supporting NLCCN and other local organisations. Freemasonry is a fraternal society with the aim of self-improvement for men aged over 18 years. (Some conditions for membership do apply). The Naracoorte Lodge usually meets on the third Wednesday of every month, in the evening. To become a member of this world-wide organisation go to https://www.santfreemasons.org.au/become-a-freemason or Ask a Freemason. (2B1ask1) Editor’s Note: With this Give Back donation of $500 we have […]

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