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Grand Assembly of Maine
International Order of Rainbow for Girls
Mrs. Debora Redmond
Supreme Deputy in Maine
debred@maine.rr.com


WINDHAM ASSEMBLY NO. 27
INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF THE RAINBOW FOR GIRLS
Founded 1958
1st & 3rd Monday 6:45 PM Recess: July and August
Sponsoring Body Presumpscot Lodge of Masons, Windham

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The Officers & Members of The Assembly
Delivering Teddy Bears To Windham
Human Services To Be Distributed To Young Children

MEMBERS
Miss Sadie Bills
Miss Collette Boure
Miss Andrea Brown
Miss Shawna Cochran
Miss Anna Dodge
Miss Alex Farinella
Miss Rachel Gomes
Miss Emma Henger
Miss Andrea Holman
Miss Jennifer Holman
Miss Miah Jorgenson
Miss Jessica Pereira
Miss Savannah Rice



PRESUMPSCOT LODGE No. 70 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons Windham, Maine, USA

PLEDGE GIRLS GROUP

PLEDGE MOTHER
Mrs. Diane Toto
242 Pope Road
Windham, Maine 04062
207-892-1418
totos@roadrunner.com

MEMBERS
Miss Abby Dodge
Miss Becca Holman
Miss Kathryn Overlock
Miss Carly Witherow





THE ORDER OF RAINBOW FOR GIRLS
The International Order of the Rainbow for Girls is an organization for young women between the ages of 11 and 20, regardless of race, creed or color. A girl is recommended by another member, or by a member of the Masonic Lodge, Order of the Eastern Star or Amaranth. Masonic heritage is not a requirement for membership. Parents are invited and encouraged to attend meetings and activities.

Founded in Oklahoma in 1922, Rainbow currently has Assemblies in 46 States and 8 foreign countries. The initiation ceremony of Rainbow is an inspiring and colorful one. The meanings of the Rainbow of colors are explained and Rainbow Girls are responsible for conducting all business and planning all activities of their Assembly. While adult advisors are always available to provide guidance, stability and interpret rules, the Order believes that a girl benefits most when she is given a "hands-on" experience so that all major decisions are made by the members of the Assembly through their regular order of business.

The underlying goal of Rainbow is to teach a girl the importance of being a good citizen and to reinforce the differences between right and wrong. By participating in planned activities, a girl begins to practice the values that she is taught in Rainbow. By participating in service projects, she learns first-hand the pleasure of helping those less fortunate. Through fund-raising projects, she learns the importance of generating revenue and helping the Assembly meet its expenses. Fun activities and visitations provide the members an opportunity to relax, experience something new, and make new friends. Rainbow is dedicated to helping young women develop leadership, positive character strengths, and other important life skills. Rainbow makes a difference in a girl's life and Rainbow Girls make a difference in the lives of those around them.


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Rainbow Girls of Windham Assembly pose with Mr. Wendell Graham (CHIPs Coordinator) and other Masons at the Maine Mall. Lynn, Kaitlin, and Chandra had a most enjoyable day! Another notch in their Rainbow spectrum of Service!

ADVISORY BOARD ADULTS

Contact The Mother Advisor For More Information

MOTHER ADVISOR
Mrs. Cathy Dodge
207-894-5210
cewdmom1@hotmail.com

CHAIRPERSON
Mrs. Holly Wilson
207-653-2520
hwilson@rsu14.com

VICE-CHAIR
Mr. Michael Grindel
207-894-5108

TREASURER
Mrs. Laurie Henger
207-892-9224

SECRETARY
Mrs. Stacey Grindel
207-894-5108

MEMBERS
Ms. Jacqueline Lamb Gomes
Mr. Richard Holman
Mr. A. James Ross