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Manokin Lodge 106
 Tawes' building fund gift
 A delegation from the Manokin Lodge 106 AF & AM of Princess Anne paid a post-holiday visit to McCready to make a donation to the Alice B. Tawes Nursing & Rehabilitation Center building campaign. From left, lodge secretary Allen Muir, president Van Muir and senior lodge member Robert Pollitt present a $1,000 check to Jay Tawes, who chairs the campaign. Also pictured is McCready CEO Charles Pinkerman  behind Tawes. The Masons donated $1,200 to the fund drive in 2009.