West Wales Freemasons provide major cash support for 2014 Eisteddfod


Freemasons in West Wales have donated £5900 towards the 2014 'Sir Gar' National Eisteddfod, which is being held in Llanelli.
The Masonic Province of West Wales is sponsoring the dance competition at the Eisteddfod.
At a special meeting at the Masonic Hall in Harries Avenue, Llanelli, Ion Murphy, Provincial Charity Steward, accompanied by Lawrence Murphy and Tom Evans presented a cheque for £5000 to Mr Elfed Roberts, Chief Executive Officer of the Eisteddfod.
In addition to the dance sponsorship, the Llanelli Freemasons Lodges of St Elli, St Teilo and Trevor Kelway are also providing cash support.
The three lodges were represented by Roger Robinson, Dilwyn Littlejohns, Andrew Davies, Philip Rogers, Tom Powell and Philip Hall. Cheques for £300 from each Lodge were presented to Mr Roberts to go towards the Eisteddfod's 2014 General Fund.

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Top - Freemasons meet Elfed Roberts, Chief Executive Officer of the Eisteddfod.


Worshipful Brother Ion Murphy, Provincial Grand Charity Steward, accompanied by Very Worshipful Brother Lawrence Murphy and Very Worshipful Brother Tom Evans, presented a cheque for £5,000 to Mr. Elfed Roberts.


The Llanelli Lodges, St. Elli, St. Teilo and Trevor Kelway, who were represented by W. Brothers Roger Robinson, Dilwyn Littlejohns, Andrew Davies, Tom Powell, Philip Hall and Philip Rogers presented a sum of £300 each to Mr Roberts towards the Eisteddfod's 2014 General Fund.

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