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Volume 5, Issue 12
Text Box: John J. Vanek 1967 James E. Kitchen 1969 Robert E. Butchers 1972 John C. Hall 1973 James L. Morris 1974 Roger A. Bost 1975 Daniel E. Coates 1977 Keith L. Bost 1978 Fredrick J. Park 1979 Richard A. Wardell 1980 William D. Donnells 1981 Gary E. Turley 1982 Jack H. Case 1984 Charles F. Fine III 1985 James R. Derexson 1986 William Bennett 1987 Harley E. Thomas 1988 John W. Peters 1989 Everett Sheets 1991 Eugene E. Day 1992 Michael A. Ash 1993 William E. Landrum 1994 Michael A. Rinehart 1995 Brian J. Putnam 1996 Alvin E. DePugh 1997 William E. Landrum 1998 Michael A. Ash 1999 David V. Medert 2000 David V. Medert 2001 Marco DePugh 2002 John R. Ashton 2003 John R. Ashton 2004 Michael B. Haller 2005 Text Box: Past Masters’ of Scioto Lodge #6 F. & A. M.

Here is something worth knowing if you have a mobile phone .Have you ever wondered why phone companies don't seem interested in trying to prevent the theft of mobile phones? If you have ever lost, or had one stolen, and if you are on a plan, you still have to pay the plan approximately up to 24 months, and you have to buy another handset and enter into another contract. This is more revenue for the phone company. There is a simple way of making lost or stolen mobiles useless to thieves and the phone companies know about it, but keep it quiet. To check your mobile phone's serial number, key in the following on your phone: star, pound, 0, 6, pound ( * # 0 6 # ) and a fifteen digit code will appear on the screen. This is unique to your handset. Write it down and keep it safe. Should your mobile phone get stolen, you can phone your service provider and give them this code they will then be able to block your handset, so even if the thief changes the sim card, your phone will be totally useless. You probably won't get your phone back, but at least you know that whoever stole it can't use/sell It either. If everybody did this, there would be no point in stealing mobile phones.

IDIOTS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD:
I live in a semi-rural area. We recently had a new neighbor call the local township administrative office to request the removal of the Deer Crossing sign on our road. The reason: Too many deer were being hit by cars and he didn't want them to cross there anymore.
Text Box: Arlington National Cemetary at Christmas [above] Tomb of the Unknowns [below]

We pause to remember all who have served, those who gave all and those who continue to served both at home and abroad this holiday season.  Our military personnel need our support, our prayers, a helping hand to ease the demands made upon them and their families. Don’t let them down.