Masonry Magazine January 1970 Page. 15

Words: Eugene George, Charles Velardo, Allen Young, Donald Bidwell, Harold Peterson, Joseph Szabo, David Soloff, G. Blackstock, Donald Frantz, Guy Apple, Robert Harrison, Harrell Webster, V. Emory, Charles Lance
Masonry Magazine January 1970 Page. 15

Masonry Magazine January 1970 Page. 15
Donald Bidwell
President

Allen Young
Vice President

Guy Apple
Secretary

David Soloff
Treasurer




MCAA
Officers
1969-70




Charles Velardo
Vice President
Region A

Harrell Webster
Vice President
Region B

Donald Frantz
Vice President
Region C




V. E. Emory
Vice President
Region D

Charles B. Lance
Vice President
Region E

G. Earl Blackstock
Vice President
Region F

Eugene George
Vice President
Region G




1970
MCAA
Convention
Co-chairmen




Robert Harrison

Harold Peterson

Joseph Szabo




masonry January, 1970
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