Article from The Cheddar Valley Gazette
Article from Cheddar Valley Gazette
Article from Cheddar Valley Gazette
OUR WORK IN ACTION
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A picture is worth a thousand words. Our photos and videos are real-life testaments to the immense impact our activities have on individuals and organizations. Feel free to browse our galleries and comment on your favourite photos and charitable projects.
2018/2019 Worshipful Master Gary Body, Mrs Jackie Body & Charity Steward W.Bro. Fred Body handing over the cheque to Friends of Burnham on Sea hospital. This cheque represents the monies raised at various fundraising events during Gary's year in the chair of Alfred & Guthrum.
July 2015 saw the presentation of an outboard engine to Burnham Area Rescue Boats (BARB)
This was the chosen charity for the 2013/14 Worshipful Master, Jeff Body (centre).
He was accompanied on his visit by the Lodge Charity Steward (W.Bro. Fred Body (far right) and on behalf of the Somerset Provincial Charity Team, W.Bro. John Chinn (2nd from right)
Tyler's Sword Refurbished
May 2020 - With the help of the Army, and W. Bro. David Hembery's son, Paul, our Tyler's sword has been refurbished and looks almost as good as new. I'm sure we are all looking forward to getting back to Lodge so we can see it in all it's splendour.
The sword belonged to Captain Edward James Smith, who was a teacher at Hugh Sexey's School before joining the Army in 1914 to fight in The Great War. Captain Smith was killed in action in September 1916. After his death his grieving parents donated his sword to our Lodge. It is still in regular use at our meetings.
Captain Smith is remembered on a board in Sexey's School, a plaque in Holy Trinity Church, Blackford. Following the war his parents commissioned and paid for an extension to the church dedicated to the memory of their son.
