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Rebekahs celebrate 50 years
EXETER - The 50th anniversary
of Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge
#338 was celebrated at the Exeter
Rec. Centre on Saturday evening,
May 24.
As the 265 .guests assembled, the
Beaudacious Jazz Band of Exeter
presented a lively musical concert
of "Golden Oldies."
They were greeted by Doris Den-
ham, NG and Bev Campbell, VG.
The hall was decorated with a
white backdrop behind the head ta-
hle, cream and pink candles, flow-
ers and plants on the. tables and at
the entry. Grace Ballantyne and.
Joyce Morgan looked after ticket
pickup while Laura Sillery and Isa
Smith conducted'regislration. •
Piper tan McCrae led the proces•
-
sion of dignitaries to the platform.
Bev. Campbell extended a welcome .
to all and Mary Fisher asked the .,
blessing.
The only two living charter mem- .
hers. Garnet Hicks and Adeline
Ford. cut a cake. Following dinner.
Julie Godholt, accompanied on. the.
• guitar hy her'.tather George. sang
.several solos.
Shannon •Scou of Wingham.
student for the United Nations Pil-
gnmage for Youth. to New York •
city. presented the winning speech
on "The Phwer of Prayer.•' Helen
Coates .expressed appreciation- to
the caterers for the diriner.
lean -Hodgen 1ntrlxllicert the head
table guests. who came from as tar
away as. Midland; North Bay,
'Havelock, Oshawa, Toronto. King-
ston, Windsor and Sarnia. Greet-.
ings and congratulations were pre-
sented by Exeter mayor Ben
Hoogenboom, Lady Kathryn Bell-
more from Ladies Auxiliary Patri-
archs Millitant, Col. Walter. Quick •
from Department of Ontario Patri-
archs Millitant; and Grand Patri-
arch Larry Kotow,. from the Grand
Encampment of Ontario. • .
A barbershop quartette. The
Chords•of Woodham, comprised of
Glenn Copeland, Gordon' Johnson,
Harry Hern and Ken Blacker. enter-
tained.
Toasts were presented to: a1 the
Grand Lodge of Ontario by Jan Jef-"
fery, responded to -by. Ron Wana-
.maker. G.M. for '96-97 and Harvey
Murray, G.M. for .'97-4; h) Rebe-
kah Assembly Of Ontario by Jean
Johns. responded to hy- -Dianne
Cole, P. of RA, '96-'97 and Marga-
' ret' Tremblay. P. of RA '97-'9R; c)
District #23 ,by Bruce Delhridge.
DI)GM '97-'98; responded- to by
Rene Richmond, DDP: '96-'97: (l)
- Pride of Huron #338 by Chas: An-
rec.. secretary .ol' .IOOF #67.
Exeter. • •
Plaques were, presented to " the
N.G. Sis. -Dons Denham from. the
. Grand Lxlge of Ontario and from
the Reh ekafl Assembly of Ontario.
Lois \4 Falls tonducted the ores,
Village widens harbor
zoning to match Pian
GRAND BEND - In order to ac-
.:orrrmo(late the .:staillishment of an
art aallcry at 63 River Road and
pian tix-titiure Development, coun-
cil Instructed Lambtbn County
Planner Dave Posliff to :proceed
with a zoning hviaw amendment
that will widen the -permitted bar-
hor area uses. -
-We'-re winking a tie stablish-
inent. •)t an ,art Bailer': %here It is
not perinnted.' xtlltuned Cuun-
lkir Bob "Mann. who supported
• the :notion. _ , l
The zoning amendment will 'su-
persede :t inotioti. inade at the :Mav
council. meeting, permitting .t mt-
nur variance to allow a retail opera -
non in the EP2 zone on River
Road. I11e amendment is an at-
tempt by council to bring its ion--
--ing In Inct•.vtth rhe : 0110115 of ihe•
village, Offici:i_ 'Flan - Harbor
designation rather -than- pass 'aInt- -
nor variance for :t single Ioc?tton.
The permitted uses of "the Har-
hor' include commercial tishisig
• and rnarine-related uses as well .ts
retail, restaurant and other tourist
cornmercial uses -'that promote •1
public use Of the,:vatertront arca."
Waterfront -development plans rn-
.cluded -in the Official Plan In-
orporatc .accessibility and en-
tronlnental ,ustainability. :\nv
huliding rc(icvcloptnent adjacent: to..
the usable River will rtlaintain
waterfront views and arcate .t uni-
fied streetscape. The, :\usable•
Bayfield.... -Conservation Authority
provide input regarding .iny,
aruposed expansions or additions.
VOTE: :pc
COLLEEN
SCHENK
O N JUNE 2nd
Huron -Bruce
ELECTION DAY - JUNE 2, 1997
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Colleen Schenk will be at the Exeter Campaign Office
on Thursday, May 29th from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m.
autrlunted by Russell Taylor, oflldai agent for Colleen Schenk
entation of the 50 -year veterans'
jewels to eight Sisters: Adeline
Ford, Ruby Beaver, Irene Black-
well. Betty Coates, Mary Gardiner,
Olive Hicks, Mabel McKnight and
• Mildred Thomson; and a gift to one
Brother, Garnet Hicks.
• Kay Green was congratulated on
being a Rebekah for 60 years, hav-
ing been a charter member of Tees -
water Lodge in -1937, before trans-
ferring to Exeter. These
presentations were made hy Marga-
ret Trembly. President of R.A. and
Pat Smith, V.P. of R.A. of Ontario. •
Alma Langford gave a humorous
reading, followed by old time mu-
sic by Ray and Company. -
Messages of congratulations were
read hy. Barbara Tiedeman, from
Paul Steckle, Helen Johns and from
several Lodges.. • •
Gerald and Lois McFalis con-
ducted sdme firtttwsj Winners were:
Jean Dawson of Ruth 1.txige Strat-
ford won a basket of fruit: Myrtle
Pengelly,-. Pride of Huron, Exeter
won .;hocolates: Lenore Matucc.i.
Exeter and Mabel McKnight.. Pride
of Huron. Exeter' won flower ar-
rangements, •
The Pride of Huron Rebekah
Lodge celebrated its 5Qth an-
niversary, Saturday night at
the South 'Huron Recreation
Centre. Pictured at left,- from
back left are Brother Bob Fox,.
Deputy Grand. Master of the
Grand Lodge, Sister Patricia
Smith:• Vice, President of the
Rebekah Assembly and Sister
Margaret Trembloy, President
-of the. Rebekah 4ssembly _.
1997-98. in front are . Sister
Bernice Ford, District Deputy
President of Huron District 23
for 1997-98. Brother Harvey
,Murray. Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge .of Ontario.
1997-98 and Brother Bev
- Rabbets. Grand Chaplain of
the Grand Lodge. •
Times -Advocate, May 28, 1997 Page 9
Pictured above from left .ire
Brother Bob Heywood, Master
of Ceremonies for the • an-
niversary party, Col. Walter
Quick, - Deputy Department
Commander, Dept, of On-
tario, Patriarchs Militant,
Brother Rob Wanamaker,
Grand - Master of Grand
Lodge, 1996-97. • Sister
Dianne Cole. President of the
Rebekah Assembly; 1996-97,
Lady Kathryn Bellmore, First.
Vice -President, Department
Association - .or ' Ontario
L..A.P.M:. Sister Jan Jeffery,
P.N.G._ Pride of Huron. Exeter.
Patriarch Larry . Kotow. Grand
Patriarch, the Grand Encomp-
ment of Ontario I.0.0.F •
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