Provincial
Grand Lodge of
Mark Master Masons of Bedfordshire
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The
Ambulance was received on behalf of the volunteers of St John Ambulance by the
Commander for Bedfordshire, Peter Lousada. who said “This Ambulance will
enable us to provide a more professional service to the community of
Bedfordshire. We are most grateful to our supporters in the County, and
especially today to the Mark Master Masons”. The Reverend Keith Steele dedicated the Ambulance in the presence of John Wells, a member of the Council of St. Johns and 150 Mark Master Masons and their ladies and many other members of the St. John's Ambulance from Bedfordshire. Ambulance InformationThe Crusader is a Variable Purpose Vehicle designed for the 21st Century at a cost of £40,000. It can be used as:
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On
Saturday 4th November 2000 at The Rufus Centre, Flitwick, Beds; The
Provincial Grand Master of the Mark Master Masons of Bedfordshire presented a
Crusader 900 Multi Role Ambulance to St John Ambulance in Bedfordshire. The
Ambulance was purchased as part of the contribution from the nationwide Charity
Donation by the Grand Lodge of Mark Master Masons Fund of Benevolence. The
Provincial Grand Master for Bedfordshire, Harry Arnold, said it was achieved by
the members of 9 Mark Lodges in the County giving money to charity for the
benefit of the Community.