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,Bertha McGregor (left},' Noble' Grand frotf the Amber Rebekah Lodge of Mensal' Posed'
last week with (left to right) Helen Sheppard, President of the Rebekah Associafion of
Ontario,, Irene Harnack, District •Deputy. President of Huron District 23 and Kay .Wise,
Noble Grand of the Huronic Rebekah Lodge in Clinton. (News -Record photo)
Ontario F
esident .attends
focal Rebekah• meeting
• Initiation was held recently
by the Rebekah Lodge No:89
at Goderich, when three new
members received the
Rebekah degree in a special
ceremony,
The new members are Mrs,
: Elmira Finnigan, Mrs. Doris
Fritzley and Mrs; Olive
McInnis.
On Tuesday, March .2, the
Assembly . President of
'Ontario, .Miss 'Helen"Shep-
pard of .North 'Bay visited
Goderich. she and the District
Deputy President of Huron
District No. 23, Mrs, Irene
Harnack entertained at lunch ' •
.:by the Noble Grand; Mrs, Ila
Crozier: .
In• the afternoon, a tea was
held at .the home of ' Mrs..
- Margaret Bowra when the
President ' was. guest- of
: _ _,-
- Tionour. .
At six o'clock the officers:
members, and guests sat
down to a delicious turkey
dinner served by the ladies of
St. George's • Anglican
.•Church '
The.meeting was held Iater
in the Lodge Rdorns. The
members of, Brussels Lodge
had been invited -"to .attend,
Goderich came second.
A letter was read from the
Ontario Research Committee
asking for a, donation.
Twenty-five dollars • was
o.ted.
It was decided to hold a
dessert card party in the
Legion Hall May •12.: It .was
also decided to sell tickets on.
the quilt . made by the Noble,
Grand and het helpers,_;A`
committee was appointed.
The officers then put on a
very interest.ing:.tableau
entitled '.',Trees comparing.
The work or the Lodge to a
tree, its branches and.leaves..
The Solo, "Trees" by Joyce
Kilmer .was : sung by : Mrs.
Gertrude Ka.itting ac-
tompanied • by Mrs: Elta
'Snider: The narrator was
Mrs. Grace_Fuller.:_.. ._.:.--
Presi•dent Miss., Sheppard, •
' then gave a very interesting,
talk. She thanked the sisters
for .their 'hospitality. She
spoke of . the eye • research
program, founded • by the
I•.O.O.F. and Rebekah's being
'carried out at the University
. of Toronto. Her project this
year is to raise funds for a
new kitchen in. the Barrie
Horne for.senior citizens. •
The District Deputy
President, Mrs. Harnack,
spoke briefly.
The. •• pianist: ' Mrs. Etta
Snider played throughout the
evening, and the soloist was
Mrs. Kaittin•g., •
At the close of the meeting;
a dainty lunch .was served by,
the .Comrnittee convened by
Mrs. Dorothy Barker..
Couple wed
in Exeter ceremony
Mr: and . Mrs. Jathes W.
Errington,' RR 3;' Auburn,
announce the marriage of his
daughter, Sandra Jean, of.
Lon:dii'it 'to `1VIr Kenneth
Woodrow Davidson; son of
Mr: and Mrs. Woodrow
Davidson, Exeter.
-The ceremony took place on
Friday evening,' March 5',1976
in the Exeter United Church,
with Rev. Glen Wright, of-
ficiating.
but were unable to come
owing to weather conditions.. • k
Miss Sheppard was -in
troduc'ed by Mrs.. -Margaret
Bowra, and Mrs. Harnack by
'Mrs. Marguerite Horton:.
They were escorted by a
guard of : honour carrying
dowers.. .
-Mrs. Elva_ Osbaldeston
reported on Veterans' Jewels
to: be purchased.
Mrs. Harnack gave a
splendid report of the United
° -Nations' Pilgrimage for-.
Youth meeting :• held at'
Clinton: The winnerof the
Public Speaking was Paul
Van Esbrock of Exeter.
Diane • Mitchelmore of
Follow:inga wedding trip: to
Florida, they willreside in
British Columbia;
1
DAY ONLY
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Twenty-one'. members
attended the winter meeting
of the Catholic. Women's
League at Si. Joseph's
School, Kingsbridge, March
I
• Fr. Dentinger was given a
Hearty welceme.,back to the
community and. led the
meeting innprayer:
• Mr.s .° . E ugene' Frayne.
welcomed :the members and
opened the meeting, Mrs
Clarice Dalton gave the
scripture reading: •
Mrs. Frayne detailed the
church activities: the ,CWL
donated money for Christmas'
flowers: World Day of Prayer
March• 5 at Lucknow United
Church sponsored by Trinity
United Church; First Com'.
naunion Day was.mentiane.d.
The president gave thanks
fortying boxes for' Corn -
be and cI the hall
before the bingo.
The • secretary:s and
treasurer's .reports were.
given and. adopted as read by
Mrs. Denis Champagne and
. Mrs. Ann Berry.
Mrs. Jim Martin gave the
,following -.correspondence:.
thank -you, notes from Mrs:
Con Hogan, Mr.' and Mrs..
Cart• Riegling, Mr. Ray
Dalton, Madonna House, Mrs.
Marie Garvey,: Judy . L.
Marsh re. Royal Commission
on Violence, Mrs. Ann. Van
Osch, Mrs. Alice Krohmer,
Mrs: Lienhardt., Mrs. .Marie
Austin, Mrs. Mary ,Freyne,
Fr. E.dDentinger, Mr. and
•
Mrs. Aubrey Higgins, Mr.
War C, ,
Further
lareinforCNIBmation. came
„from the Church today
Program. Help Honduras'
Found,ati•on', the Catholic
Hospitaal,,:ssociation, and Fr.
A. P.'S.pencer as•the Diocesan
Director.
Fr:. Den.ti.nger spoke to' the'
ladles .re commilnication of .
the .Chs•isti.an message on the
media, • and encouraging a
pledge of prayer 'from. the
parish, •
Mrs, Frayiie mentioned the
role of women in:church, the.
GWL of Canada re election in
197(1, the .League Lingo• and
the annual national report of
theCW L:
M.rs. Denis Champagne..
called•the roll. <• '
Fr. Dentinger gave. his
,message, thanking the CWL
for co-operation during his
recent illness. Future lenten
devotions were mentioned.
Everyone was encouraged
to attend the • marriage
'discussions. presented by Fr.
Hardy in Clinton. •
- The. following Convener
reports were given; Pro Life,
Community ''Life, : Cultural
Life and, Ca:tering Commitee
,by: Mrs. Joe - Courtney, Mrs.
Carl Riegl'ing•, 'Mrs John
Howard and..lblcs: Clarence
poherty, respec,tively. •
.• Mrs, A'iltone Van Osch
noted the progress p1' the 4-H
club ''`A' Touch of Stitcherv" .
A�nioflan was made to
inquire re quilt making.
The committee for the
upcoming' election .of new.
officers . was 'selected as
follth's: Mrs. Clarence'
Doherty, Mrs. Rita Howard
and Mrs. Mary' :Clare.
NQ.rnination .sheets were
handed out and should be
returned by Iflareh 31. '
' The meeting Was adjourned
,by Mrs. Clarence Doherty
and prayers led by Fr.
Dentinger closed the
meeting.
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