Cameraderie and community service celebrated in new exhibition

Catherine Groenestein08:00, Jun 03 2021
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Freemason Dave Stowell wears the regalia of the Royal Arch at the opening of 100 And Over at the South Taranaki Museum, Pātea.
Women’s Institute members’ legendary catering skills meant tables groaned under plates of cakes, slices and club sandwiches at the opening in Pātea of an exhibition celebrating community organisations.
About 75 people from the Women's Institute, along with members from the South Taranaki Freemasons and Pātea and Districts RSA, attended Wednesday’s opening of
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Technical archivist Amber Wright speaks at the opening of the exhibition at Pātea's Aotea Utanganui.

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