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Here the Bill Uniac family was honoured at the event. (L -R) Hort president Cecily Boyle stands with Vicky Uniac,
Austin Clarke, Joe Uniac (BIM's brother), Julie Uniac Clarke (Bill's daughter), Jordan Clarke and Roland Craig,
20th Anniversary Gala Dinner for
the Grand Bend Horticultural Society
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Ar believe in tomorrow"
Lynda Hillman-Rapley
Lakeshore Advance
It was an amazing evening of celebra-
tion for the Grand Bend Horticultural
Society at the Grand Bend Legion. Cur-
rent members joined many friends who
left the area but were able to come back
for the anniversary. 'There were 25 origi-
nal members present.
Grand Bend members }.iz and Bob
Putherbough got us off to a great start by
cutting the cake. Reverend Grayhame
Bowcott led the Society us in remem-
bering members Bert Pullen and Audrey
Tibbitts who had passed away in 2011.
John Merkies spoke eloquently about
the immense influence Founding Presi-
dent, Bill Uniac, had on the community
of Grand Bend. Merkies drew everyone's
attention to the fact that Bill, and
other charter members (many who
attended the evening) worked diligently
at getting this group off to an excellent
start helping to make it the very active
group it is today. Emcee Regine Switzer
introduced, President, Cecily Boyle,
who welcomed everyone and
then spoke about the highlights of this
years' activities. Joan Eagleson followed
her most memorable recollections of
the second decade of the Grand Bend &
Area Horticultural Society. Shirley
Andraza, a charter member of the Soci-
ety, shared her memories of the first
decade of their history. Linus Kuntz,
who has been the representative
to Lambton Shores Communities in
Bloom this year, outlined their
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the past year. Michael Vanhevel wound
up the evening for us with his amaz-
ing singing. Greetings came from Roland
Craig, District 10 Director, Ontario 1 lor-
ticultural Association. Councilor Doug
Cook was on hand from the Municilwl..
ity of Lambton Shores and Count?
Bill Francis from Municipality of Souu1
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