Propeller Club Holds Packed Pot Luck Dinner in the Boat House

The Propeller Club held its annual pot-luck supper on Wednesday night at The Boat House in Southampton.

The event was filled to capacity with old and new members of the organization and it is also an opportunity for people to join.

Several dignitaries also attended this year's function, including Mayor Mike Smith and Bruce County Museum Director, Barb Ribey, Councilors Thead Seaman and Diane Huber and Director of Community Services, Mike Myatt.
 

Doug Johnson, Gord Webb and Joan Rigby

As is the custom, immediate Past Chairman of the Marine Heritage Society and present Propeller Club head, Gordon Webb, presented the Honourary Lifetime Awards.  This year, there were two recipients - Joan Rigby, Coordinator of the Chantry Island Tour Guide program and Doug Johnson, the group's Historian and Caretaker of Flags.   Past winners were Robert (Bob) Trelford, Mike Sterling and Bruce Chapman, three of the founding members of the organization.

Old Friends Ali Kelly and Bob Trelford

One of the Original Tour Guides Barb LePage

Bill and Honey Price and Daughter Cindy

Propeller Club Member and great Volunteer Murray

Cindy Cartwright one of the Propeller Club's Birding Experts

Gord  Webb and Brenda Barringer of the Chamber

Mayor Mike Smith

Larry LePage new Chairman of the Marine Heritage Society and Lorne Shantz have a serious discussion.

Tom and Pat Marcotte

Pete & Ediythe McQuire

Director of Community Services Mike Myatt

Lorne Shants observes Barb Ribey opening chocolates