The Newton Masonic Lodge No. 59 presented the St. Nick's Christmas Club with $4,000 in donations, half of which came from its Christmas in July benefit dinner and half from the state Masonic organization, to assist the Club in providing food, clothing and toys to needy children in Jasper County at the holiday. Pictured, left to right, are Suzy Conn, Club member; Kathy Doyle, Club member; Peter Hussmann, Club member; Toby Williams, Worshipful Master of the Newton Lodge; Russ Leix, Club member; Wade Sheeler, Secretary of the Newton Lodge; and Greg Van Vark, General Warden of the Newton Lodge.
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