HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-04-08, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1987.
Masons flock to Brussels for dedication
St. John’s Lodge #284 Ancient,
Free and Accepted Masons, Brus
sels had its new lodge room
dedicated on April 4 by A. Lou
Copeland, Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Canada in the
Province of Ontario.
Following the dedication, a
reception and banquet was held in
the Brussels, Morris and Grey
Community Centre to honor the
Grand Master. Right Worshipful
Brother, Bruce McCall of Brussels
was chairman for the occasion.
In addition to the brethren from
North Huron district who hosted
the reception, there were many
visitors including a good represen
tation of Grand Lodge officers.
Some came from as far away as
Ottawa, Toronto, Wallaceburg and
New Liskard for the occasion.
One of the main items on the
program was the introduction of
the Master of the lodges in North
Huron district to the Grand
Master, conducted by Right Wor
shipful Brother Dennis Langridge
of Wingham, immediate past
District Deputy Grand Master and
Right Worshipful Brother Andrew
Burgess, Kincardine, the present
District Deputy Grand Master of
North Huron.
The Grand Master presented
Right Worshipful Brother Gordon
Gibson of Wroxeter with a pin
representing 60 years as a Past
Master.
The highlight of the evening was
the response which the Grand
Master gave to the toast to Grand
Lodge. His message included
praising the brethren of St. John’s
for the furnishing of their new
lodge room ,whilehealso urged
themtocontinueand to expand our
benevolence, and to guide newly-
initiated brethren so that they
People
During the banquet and dedication ceremony of the Brussels Masons’
St. John’s Lodge #284 on Saturday night at the BMG Community
Centre, Worshipful Brother Fred Thuell, standing, was recognized for
his generous donation toward the Lodge’s building fund. There are
97,000 Masons in 650 Lodges across Canada, members of what one
speaker called “the greatest fraternal organization in existence.”
become true Masons, not just card a time for.fellowship and inspira-
carrying members. tor, are usually held in each district
These receptions, which provide every second year.
Local
Government Week
As part of Local Government
Week, April 13-17, 1987,
Council of the Village of
Brussels will be holding a
Rate Payers Meeting on
Wednesday, April 15, 1987
at the Brussels, Morris & Grey
Community Centre auditorium
at 7:30 p.m. Council welcomes
your questions and comments.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Compiled by Marilyn Higgins
Phone 887-6754 or 887-9114
Sympathy is extended to the
family of the late Harvey Dennis.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ward and
Julie of St. Marys visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Higgins, Dennis and
Ronald of Blyth and Mr. and Mrs.
Alvie Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Higgins and Ken over the week
end.
A large number of the Brussels
Crusaders attended the Buck and
Doe for Alex Henderson and Carol
Campbell on Saturday evening.
They are being married in May.
Alex is the trainer for the Intermed
iate Hockey Team.
Mr. Brian David and Mr. Bruce
David of Shallow Lake are staying
with Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Higgins
while working in this area.
The community was shocked to
hear of the sudden passing of Mr.
Tom Garniss. Sympathy is extend
ed to Muriel and family.
Sheila Richards and Doug Ri
chards of St. Thomas have return
ed after travelling to Edmonton,
Alta, to attend the wedding of Paul
McKinney and Janet Jerke. Fol
lowing the wedding and together
with Mr. and Mrs. James McKin
ney of Burlington, they visited Mr.
and Mrs. David Laird of Lacombe,
Alta. The Lairds raise and show
prize Morgan horses and run a
5,000 head feed lot. Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Lee, Fort Saskatchewan
were also visited. Diana Lee and
her mother Mrs. Hilda Wellington,
are long-time friends of the
Richards’ family from Arvida,
Quebec.
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