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OFFICERS |
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Senior Counselor
Linda Boudreau
Past Senior counselor
Gordie Pitre
Junior Counselor
Wanda Hierlihy
Conductor
Renaud Boudreau
Page
Patricia Duffy
Sentinel
Vacant
Secretary-Treasurer
(non line officer)
Vacant
Chaplain (non line officer)
Eugene Gallagher
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EXECUTIVE |
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Four Executive members
One is selected chairperson
Joey Wiseman (Chairperson)
Patricia Doucet
Linda Monette
Nicole Daigle
Four Officers
Senior counselor
Junior counselor
Secretary-Treasurer
Past Senior Counselor
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LEVELS OF ORGANIZATION |
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There are three levels to the UCT: Supreme,
Grand and Local
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MEETINGS |
The Council will meet every 4th Sunday of every month at
7:00 p.m. at the Atlantic Host, except July, August & December.
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DONATIONS |
The council is well established and visible
as a fraternal organization in the community, generously donating to
worthy causes in the area where funds are raised. The general public and
companies’ are very willing to support fund raising projects. Some
fund-raising activities by volunteer members include: TV Bingo, a 300 Club
draw and a Fun Auction. The council has a written donation policy, which
helps with consistent administration.
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NEWSLETTER |
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Latest News
NEW
April / Avril
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COMMITTEES |
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Fund Raising
Bingo
Rene Beaudet
300 Club Draw
Emery LeBlanc
Fun Auction
Patrick Aubé
Causes
Mentally Handicapped
Renaud Boudreau
Special Olympics
Anne-Marie Gammon
Cancer
Rene Baudet
Youth & Drug
Awareness
Patricia Duffy
Community
Cathy Gallagher
Blood Donor Clinics
Rod Henry
Activity
Curling
Valmond Saulnier
Golf
John Ferguson
Sick & Visitation
Marion Dougherty
Scholarships
Audrey Gammon &
Wanda Hierlihy
Safety Poster
Audrey Gammon &
Wanda Hierlihy
Lobster Supper
Donald J. Comeau &
Nicole Daigle Awards Night
Claire Wilt
Necrology
Eugene Gallagher
XMas Party
Emile Babineau
Family Fun Day
Gordie Pitre
Administrative
Advisory
(Large donations)
Bill Nicol
Membership
Valmond Saulnier
Retention/Lapsation
Renaud Boudreau &
Linda Boudreau
Past Counselors Association
Emile Babineau
Jurisprudence
Valmond Saulnier
Examining Finance
T.B.A.
Publicity
Gordie Pitre |
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FRATERNAL ACTIVITIES |
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Fraternal and social balance of
activities include curling on Sunday mornings from October to April. A
Senior councilor's banquet and ball (where “Roses for the Living” and
other awards are presented), a lobster supper and a bowling tournament are
normally followed by a meal and dance. A local golf tournament is held in
the fall.
Activities are normally well attended, frequently with other invited
councils and guests. The success of activities is mainly because of our
large membership. Some people say they do not have time to work at UCT but
their dedication, as members, is important to us to accomplish this very
important purpose of a fraternal organization.
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MEMBERSHIPS |
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Membership increased rapidly over the years,
but the present 642 was once 836. Retention is still the #1 concern.
We have come a long way since the 40 members in
the late 50's.
The first councils century writer was Rene
Beaudet when he signed up 66 members during the 1978-79 term
and earned the title of #1 writer in Atlantic
Grand and the council, #1 in Supreme.
Rudolph Doucet remains the #1 writer in all of the Supreme domain by
writing 227 fraternal members in 1980-81,
and again made the council #1 in Supreme. Rudy
has written over 500 members to date.
Wish to become a member of Bathurst council? Click on this E-mail site
uct827@nb.aibn.com and leave
your address and phone number. Someone will be in touch with you within
about two weeks.
Find
out more by visiting www.uct.org for
more information on membership benifits.
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CONTACTS |
UCT 827,
276 rue
Marie,
PO Box 7061,
Suite 5,
Beresford NB,
E8K 3X6
Phone
506-546-9139
Fax
506-545-7464
E-mail
uct827@nb.aibn.com
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