Preceptor's Workshop #1

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1. 1 - Text Slide PRECEPTORS SYMPOSIUM #1

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7. 7 - Text Slide Preceptors presentation

8. 8 - Scale On a scale of 1 to 10 how would you rate your in-depth knowledge of dress codes, jewels and regalia protocols?

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9. 9 - Text Slide ENGLISH CONSTITUTION REGALIA

10. 10 - Document Page 1 - PowerPoint Presentation1.pptx

11. 11 - Open Ended Which badge was missing from the badge slide?

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13. 13 - Image Collar Confusion

14. 14 - Document Page 2 - PowerPoint Presentation1.pptx

15. 15 - Open Ended Which jewel was missing from the previous slide?

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17. 17 - Image Choice Which jewel is the Assistant DoC?

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18. 18 - Image Choice Which is the Almoner's Jewel?

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19. 19 - Text Slide Preceptors Presentation

20. 20 - Text Slide The Rules About Jewels

    1. UGLE Constitutions Rule 241

21. 21 - Multiple Choice What does "pure Antient Masonry" consist of ?

    1. Liberty, Fraternity, and Equality

    2. The EA, FC, and MM Degrees

    3. Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian Orders

    4. Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth

22. 22 - Text Slide The Holy Royal Arch

23. 23 - Text Slide What does Redman's Etiquette suggest?

24. 24 - Image Jewels to be worn on the left breast only as follows:

25. 25 - Text Slide For District Events

26. 26 - Image Royal Arch Breast Jewels

27. 27 - Image UGLE Tercentenary Jewel

28. 28 - Image DGLEA Grand Charity Jewel

29. 29 - Text Slide For Lodge Meetings

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31. 31 - Image Hallstone Jewel

32. 32 - Image Founder's Jewel

33. 33 - Image Past Master's Jewel

34. 34 - Image Grand Master's Order of Service to Masonry

35. 35 - Bullet Points The Grand Master's Order of Service to Masonry

    1. Awarded by the MW Grand Master for exceptional contributions to Masonry

    2. May be awarded to a Mason of any rank, no matter how junior

    3. Maximum only 12 holders of this award in the world at any given time

    4. The letters "OSM" will precede all other Masonic designations after the name of its holder

    5. To date, only 1 Mason from the Eastern Archipelago has been awarded this honour

36. 36 - Image Worshipful Brother Yeo Tiam Siew OSM, PJGD

37. 37 - Bullet Points GEMMAE NON GRATA

    1. Jewels of Sister Constitutions (Unless you are the designated representative in the UGLE)

    2. Jewels of any other Order

38. 38 - Text Slide If Non Masons are present?

39. 39 - Image Then & Now

40. 40 - Text Slide Preceptors Presentation

41. 41 - Text Slide DGLEA Dress Code

42. 42 - Bullet Points Cleanliness of Attire

    1. Shoes may be old, but should be clean and polished.

    2. Please ensure, that your clothes are clean, and in a suitable state of repair.

    3. Dirty gloves that used to be white, but are now dark grey, are unpleasant to the user and those who look upon them!

    4. Regalia, such as apron badges that need a stich or two, should be seen to.

43. 43 - Bullet Points Annual or Half Annual Communication

    1. Dinner Suit (“Black Tuxedo”) with black bow tie OR Morning Suit (with long coat, "tails").

    2. Morning suit = black/grey striped trousers, black waistcoat, white collared shirt, GL or DGLEA tie.

    3. Black shoes, ideally laced (leather or patent leather) and black socks.

    4. CLEAN white gloves.

    5. Full dress regalia for District or Grand Officers.

44. 44 - Image Morning Suit with Long Coat

45. 45 - Document Page 1 - Approved Ties.pptx

46. 46 - Image Dinner Suit with shawl lapel (left) and peaked lapel (right)

47. 47 - Image "Black Bow Tie" means black bow tie

48. 48 - Text Slide Lodge Consecration Laying of Foundation Stone

49. 49 - Bullet Points Lodge Installation

    1. Dinner Suit OR, Morning Suit with long coat.

    2. From time to time the directions from District may change. Do follow this.

    3. Sometimes District will advise Morning Suit with short coat OR Dinner Suit.

    4. A Dinner Suit is NEVER wrong attire at any masonic occasion.

50. 50 - Image Morning Suit with Short Coat

51. 51 - Bullet Points Regular Private Lodge Meeting

    1. A Dinner Suit is ALWAYS acceptable attire, unless in a delegation.

    2. Follow individual Lodge dress code

    3. Dinner suit with a normal neck tie is NOT a lounge suit!

    4. Lounge suits should be dark, trousers and jacket same colour/fabric. Very subtle weave or pinstripe is acceptable.

    5. Some meet in Lounge suits, some in Dinner Suits (Masons from UK may refer to a "DJ" or "Black Tie". In both cases they are referring to a Dinner Suit)

52. 52 - Bullet Points Visitors to Private Lodges

    1. Dress as the lodge dresses!

    2. If differently dressed, ask permission from DoC.

    3. DoC should allow visitors from overseas who are formally but differently dressed (eg, mess jacket or Philippines Barong).).

    4. Casually dressed visitors (jeans, etc) should NOT be admitted.