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6--PORT PERRY STAR, THURS., NOV. 7th, 1963 Pictured above are members of the Installing Staff of Maybelle Rebekah Lodge, Port Perry. Back Row, left to right-- Sister Minnie Diamond, Aileen Ianson, Lucille Gray, Rita Boe, Hodgins, Dorothy Ruby Roach, 400 Members And Visitors Attend Installation Of by Particia Boyd Maybelle Rebekah Lodge No. 348 held Open Installation in the auditorium of Port Perry Public School on Saturday, - October 26, 1963. Approxim- | ately four hundred members . and visitors attended. The evening was opened with the singing of the Queen. Sister Luella Kennedy sang the American National Anthem: in "honour of our American Mem-" bers and visitors. Sister Alpha. Samells introduced Sister May Bunker, Past Deputy President and Mother of the Lodge. Sis- ter Dolmage, District: Deputy President of Oshawa #7 West was introduced by Sister Reta. Boe. Sister Ruby Beare intro- duced Sister Ellan Hoff, Dist- riet Deputy President of Niag- : ara #2, Niagara Falls, New York and Sister Lola Bruce in- | troduced the associate officers. Sisters Gertrude Doty and Helen |! Dunn, also of Niagara #2, Nia- gara Falls, N.Y. Brother Earl Geer District Deputy Grand Master, District #41 was intro- duced by Sister Audrey Geer. Sister Dora Dowson introduced Brother Harvey Atwood, Grand- Guardian of the Grand Lodge of Ontario. %, Sister Nettie Aldred, District Deputy Marshall entered the! auditorium asking the questions | related to the installation of the | officers elect. Sister Grace Love, District Deputy President' and her installing staff then entered. Sister Lillian Harper, Past Noble Grand received her pin from Sister Love, : Sister! Love requested the outgoing of- | ficers to surrender their chairs and requested Sister Aldred to! conduct the installing officers to their chairs. te The following. officers were then presented to Sister Love D.D.P. by Sister Aldred D.D M. Noble Grand-- | Sister Georgina Moore Vice Grand-- , Sister Helen Redman Recording See'y-- ! Sister Lucille Gray A Financial Sec'y--- R | 'Sis. Leona Wanamaker Treasurer--' . ci Stster Eillen Dawson Jr. P.N.G,-- © Sister Lillian Harper Warden---Sister Joan Peel Conductor--Sis. Mildred Rodd Musician---Sis. Roxy Webster Colour Bearer-- | Chaplain-- Sis. Ruby Roach | | gifts. Lodge Officers Sister Ruth Short LS. N.G.--Sis. Velma Foster L.S.N.G.-- Sister Luella Graham R:S.V.G.-- Sister Norma Jeffrey L.S.V.G.-- Sister Eliza Fralick Outside Guardian-- Sister: Rita Beadle Inside Guardian-- Sister Audrey Geer R.S. of Chaplain-- Sister Dorothy Pascoe L.S. of Chaplain-- oo Sister Rena Webster R.S.P.N.G.-- Sister Nettie MeDonald L.S.P.N.G.-- Sister Anna Anderson R.S.S.--Sister Mary Enge J.-S: S--Sister- Jean Goode -- The Installing. Staff nresent- 'od their floor work before re- tiring. This was very impres- sive both to tke lodge members and visitors. The Noble Grand, in charge of 'the meeting, introduced her family and her mother. Short addresces were given by the numerous guests. . day. Marjorie Aldred, Betty McGee. Center Row, left to right-- Sisters Dora Dowson, Velma Foster, Ruby Beare, Lillian Butson, Lola Bruce, Florence Reesor. Harper, Marjorie Wanamaker, Front Row, left to right-- | Sisters Alpha Samells, Myrtle Snelgrove, Peel, Grace Love, Nettie 'Aldred, Dorothy Myrtle Rennjck, Whithy Twp. Increase Grant A Regular Meeting of the Council of the Township of Whitby was held in the Council - Chambers, Brooklin on Monday, October 28th, 1963 at 7.40 p.m. + with all members present. Deputations & Interviews Mr. Bruce Lehman, Sec'y- Treas. of the Brooklin Fair was present to discuss with Council | the terms under which the park rental payments could be brought up to date. By an ar- rangement of many years stand- | ing the Fair Board paid to the Township a sum equal to 5%¢ of the Spring Fair gate receipts as rental of the Park for fair _ The last such payment in the amount of $47.23 was made in 1958. In the intervening years no payments were made, possibly cil members, and the annual: grants to the Fair were con- tinued until 1962. In 1962 the! + Fair was able to pay off the' Sister Love! was presented with a card table' and matching chairs. Sister | M-ore was also the recipient of | corsages to Sisters Grace Love, Gloria Moore presented! Georeina: Moore, Lillian Harper | and Helen Redman. The meet- i ing closed with 'Blest Be the Tie That Binds' and refresh-' payable for 196 $44.25 and for 196 ments were served by the lunch committee. , The "lodges represented were I Oskawa #3: Beehive, Bowman-- ville; Heather, .Orono: Gener- aska, Port Hope; Oshawa; Kinoven, Easter, Pickering; Benevolent, i Whitby and Niagara #2, Nia- gara Falls, N.Y, + full payment of all prior obli-| Sunshine, Brooklin; the Brooklin Spring Fair, Matters Tabled from 1961 deficit and the Council, : while budgeting for a $100.00 grant, did not pay the same: pending a statement from the Fair Board and possible pay-' ment of the park rental for that! year. ' Mr. Lehman informed Council | that the 5% of gate receipts amounted to ere $563.50. : ested that | 'Reeve Goodwin su "the Council would be willing to | accept the payment of $97.75 as gations of the Fair Board and if this is acceptablé to, and au- thorized by, the Fair Board then the Township would pay | the $100. grant for 1962 as well as a grant of $200.00 for 1963. The grant for 1963 has been in- creased because of withdrawal of support from the Oshawa Fair and the transfer of this to Prior Meetings The Clerk reported that Mr. Wm. Rankin has been consulted regarding the K-Mart Shopping Centre exit on Kendalwood Rd. Mr, Rankin advised that no ap- preciable change in the location! of this exit is possible. The moving of the Thornton Cairn! from Kendalwood Road to the ' north east corner of the Shop-! ping Centre was discussed and EE a a -------- LE Causeway Bowling Lanes NOW OPEN WEEK - ENDS WANTED -- 18 Couples for Mixed League Friday Night "PHONE 985-2539 Nov. 8 Ontario Hydro Tac Problems by arrangement with. the Coun- - In Dry Weather Drought conditions through- out Southern Ontario are posing | . problems for Ontario Hydro line , maintenance crews. The extremely dusty condi-. . tions. of the past. month have caused a build-up of contamina- 'tion on power line insulators. insulators are Unless these cleaned, a light rain or drizzle could cause interruptions in electrical service. Moisture consolidates the dirt into elee- trical bridges which can cause! on distribution ! | No matter who you're having short circuits lines. Hydro linemen, working with high pressure hoses, are now washing away this contamina- tion in an effort to maintain un- interrupted service to custom- ers. In Central Region, an exten: sive Fall insulator cleaning pro- gram has been carried out for the past two months, particu- "larly along the lakeshore in Met- ropolitan Toronto. It is: ex- pected that this intensive clean- ing program will minimize out- ages due to contaminated insul- ators, Central Region Manager Adam S, Smith stated. it was agreed that permission: to locate there be confirmed and then the Department of High- ways be notified that the cairn is ready to be moved. ~ Luella Kennedy. / | | for dinner tonight, make sure they're warm enough. Use burning 'hlue coal' the hard coal that is colour marked for experience. BA OL 3 Hy 2 re blue eo oal and Lumber PORT PERRY 985.7951 ban" May Blakely, only safe, dependable longer. « your protection. It's a warm Reesor Fuel " i