Theos-Talk Archives (January 1997 Message tl00516)

Bart wrote,
 	There was a lot of material sent to the Lodges 		
	explaining the situation. I cannot post it publicly, 	
	but, if it was placed in thec minutes of the Board of Directors 
	of your Lodge (as it was with mine),then you should have a right 
	(depending on the laws of Texas; certainly
	by New York law) to examine those minutes as a member of your 
	Lodge.
	Also, you have the right to examine the minutes of the Board 	
	meetings at Wheaton, but they do not have a responsibility to do 
	your research for you (meaning that you would probably have to 	
	physically go there to examine their minutes).
Bart,
I asked in St. Pete and checked once again with our historian in 
Deerfield, further Sy Ginsburg is well versed in this matter, all agree 
that NO information was forthcoming from Wheaton regarding this matter.
Bart, if you will give a date of publication, I will try to look again.
We in Florida are watching the posting from around the country with 
interest.
A member of the Deerfield lodge resides in Chicago now and I'll ask her 
to check and see if Wheaton will allow her to view the 
particular minutes. I'll keep you posted.
Thanks in advance for your efforts on our behalf with this request.
Ken Malkin