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A Red Cross employee consults with a volunteer during a training drill on February 27.
The Red Cross Serving King & Kitsap Counties staged a shelter simulation exercise for 30 new volunteers. These dedicated community members came to the Red Cross over the past few months through their employers – Microsoft, Costco and Eagleview Technologies – to serve as a reserve task force that will be called upon if and when a major local disaster occurs.
New disaster workers experienced what it is like to set up and run a Red Cross shelter, from processing registration paperwork to setting up cots and food. Experienced Red Cross shelter workers supervised the new recruits, working as shift supervisors and shelter managers, and about a dozen staff and community volunteers acted as shelter clients, presenting scenarios for the new shelter workers to solve. Teams from Health Services, Mental Health Services, Logistics and Public Affairs also participated.
Special thanks to Microsoft, which has embraced the Ready When the Time Comes Program and donated its facilities for Saturday’s exercise.
For more information, visit www.SeattleRedCross.org
9 May 2019
I was passing through town, and was struck by this old Bank Building which is now owned by the Masonic Lodge.
From
www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WMWA3H_Lavina_Temple_Lodge_10...
The Lavina State Bank was chartered in 1911 and, like so many Montana banks begun in the same era, failed to live through the 1920s. They all had one major thing in common: all depended heavily on agriculture for a client base. When depression followed drought and grasshoppers, the farms failed, taking the banks with them, this one in 1923. Many that did manage to survive the '20s succumbed to the Dirty Thirties.
After the bank's failure the building apparently remained empty for only a short time, with the post office moving in that same year, remaining until 1960. In 1938 the Freemasons bought the building and have met there continuously to this day. In 1995 the Ryegate Temple Lodge joined the Lavina lodge, forming Lavina-Temple Lodge #101, its current identity:
Lavina Lodge No. 107, Lavina 59046
Dispensation issued February 10, 1916 to operate as Lavina Lodge (U.D.), Chartered August 31, 1916 as Lavina No. 107. Consolidated January 1, 1996, with Temple Lodge No. 101, Ryegate, as Lavina-Temple Lodge No. 101 at Lavina.
Temple Lodge No. 101, Ryegate 59074
Dispensation issued March 14, 1915 to operate as Temple Lodge (U.D.), Chartered September 16, 1915 as Temple No. 101. Consolidated January 1, 1996, with Lavina Lodge No. 107, Lavina, as Lavina-Temple Lodge No. 101 at Lavina. (Now Defunct)
Lavina/Temple No. 101, Lavina 59046
This Lodge was organized December 19, 1995 as the result of the consolidation of Temple Lodge No. 101, at Ryegate and Lavina Lodge No. 107 at Lavina as LavinaTemple No. 101 on January 1, 1996.
Until recently, the historic appearance of the building was buried beneath vinyl siding and masonite. In 2003, using historic photographs and as much of the original material as possible, the Masons of the Lavina Lodge began the restoration of the building.
As a result of this restoration effort, the building once again displays its historic appearance. The two-story wood-frame building features narrow clapboard siding, painted a creamy tan, with darker tan cornerboards, trim, and sashes. Its flat roof slopes gently from the front (east) elevation to the rear (west). A narrow milled cornice circles the building at the roofline. A tall, narrow brick chimney pierces the roof near the southeast corner. In 1938, a two-story addition extended the building to the west.
The Bank's east elevation features a vintage, wood entry door on its north side. The door contains a single, plate glass window. Above the door is a large, transom filled with a single fixed light. Two shallow concrete steps lead from the sidewalk to the door. Centered on the south side of the first story is a large display window, featuring a single plate glass fixed sash below a fixed one-light transom. The Masonic Lodge members recently painted the words "BANK OF LAVINA" in gold lettering with black highlights across the lower pane of glass. The second story of the east elevation contains two evenly-spaced one-over-one double-hung windows.
From the NRHP Continuation Sheet
LAVINA STATE BANK
The arrival of the Milwaukee Railroad in 1908 established Lavina as an important regional center. D. W. Slayton’s Mercantile and L. C. Lehfeldt’s Adams Hotel were the cornerstone businesses of the bustling community. Slayton and Lehfeldt, along with Arthur C. Bayers, H. J. Ries, and L. Sandsmark, established a bank to serve the growing region. This two-story frame building, built in 1908, suited the new financial institution. In April of 1909, the bank moved its furniture in, installed the safe, and distributed shares. Chartered in 1911, the bank opened a branch in Ryegate and through the first half of the prosperous 1910s aided homesteaders and ranchers. When the first drought descended on the region in 1918, the bank pulled most homesteaders through. Slayton noted in his diary that the bank “charged off a lot of bad notes.” As drought and depression took its toll, the bank—like hundreds of others across Montana—closed in 1923. The sturdy two-story building, however, continued to serve as the post office. As a natural social center, it became the heart of the community where neighbor met neighbor. In 1938, the Freemasons purchased the building and added onto the back, converting the upstairs space to accommodate their lodge meetings. Lavina Lodge #107, founded in 1916, met on the second floor, and, until 1960, the post office occupied the storefront. The Ryegate Temple Lodge #101 and Lavina Lodge #107 combined in 1995 to form Lavina-Temple Lodge #101, prompting careful restoration of this community treasure. The building today, crisp and clean on the streetscape, evokes the ambiance of another era.
From the NRHP plaque at the building
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