Over the years the Lodge has had thir­teen of its mem­bers serve in that capac­ity. The Lodge con­tin­ued its growth and in the 1950’s and 60’s there were years when as many as eighty-two degrees were conferred.

One of the high­lights of the first one hun­dred years of Algoma Lodge his­tory was the pre­sen­ta­tion in 1986 of the pres­ti­gious William Mer­cer Wil­son Medal to Brother Godfrey H. Wyatt, for his out­stand­ing con­tri­bu­tions to his Lodge and to Masonry in general.

The year 2004 marked the One Hun­dredth Anniver­sary of Algoma Lodge and the year was cel­e­brated with many activ­i­ties. The Most Wor­ship­ful Brother Don­ald H. Mumby, Grand Mas­ter of the Grand Lodge of Canada in the Province of Ontario, attended Lodge and a gala din­ner mark­ing the event. Our own Right Wor­ship­ful Brother William J. Vair was the Dis­trict Deputy Grand Mas­ter dur­ing our Centennial.

Algoma Lodge con­tin­ues to grow and its mem­bers continue to take their place in the fra­ter­nity and in soci­ety in general.