Royal Canadian Legion
Cobourg Branch # 133
Missile
November 2014
Location:
136 Orr Street
Cobourg, Ont.
K9A 2S1
Office:
905-372-2231
Clubroom:
905-372-1996
Fax:
905-372-3987
Email:
[email protected]
www.eagle.ca/legion
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Club Room
Sunday
1:00 PM-6:00 PM
Monday-Thursday
11:00 AM-10:00 PM
Friday:
11:00 AM-Midnight (12:00 AM)
Saturday:
11:00 AM-11:00 PM
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CONTENTS
Cobourg Branch # 133
Officers, Executive & Committee
Legion Branch #133 Ladies Auxiliary
Officers, Executives & Committee
401 (R.L. Edwards) Wing
Executive & Directors ………...…….……………..
Over 55 Club ………...……………………………………..
Reports
President’s Report ………………………………………...
1st Vice President Report………………………………
2nd Vice President Report……………………………..
401 (R.L. Edwards) Wing AFAC Report…….……
Cobourg Legion Pipe & Drums Report……………
Ladies Auxiliary Presidents Report…………………
Membership Report.…………………………………….
Over 55 Club Report……………………………………..
Poppy Report……………………………………………….
Sick and Visiting Report………………………………..
Sgt.-At-Arms………………………………………………..
Sports………………………………………………………….
Veterans Service Officer ……………………...……….
Views
Missile Editor ....
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Announcements
Remberance Day/Specials/Events /Entertainment/Notices
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Ways & Means ... ……………………………………………….
Calendars
Club Room & Upstairs Events…………………………………………..
Advertising………………………………..
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Cobourg Legion Branch # 133
Branch Officers
President
Josephine Upton
289-251-3478
[email protected]
Past President
Jaye Bevan
905-372-5202
[email protected]
1st Vice-President
Donald Ashfield
905-373-0879
[email protected]
2nd Vice-President
Iris Milne
905-377-1527
[email protected]
Secretary
Aldene Cooper
905-885-8202
[email protected]
Treasurer
Annette Ashfield
905-373-0879
[email protected]
Sgt.-At-Arms
Bob Robinson
905-372-3896
[email protected]
Membership Chair
Donald Ashfield
905-373-0879
[email protected]
Poppy Chair
Iris Milne
905-377-1527
[email protected]
Canteen # 1 & 2 Chair
Shelly Thompson
905-372-6554
[email protected]
Veterans Service Officer
John Aitken
905-377-1527
[email protected]
TOD Resolutions & Regulations
Donald Ramsay
905-885-4442
[email protected]
Band Liaison
Josephine Upton
289-251-3478
[email protected]
Nevada
Yolande McKinnon
905-373-4336
[email protected]
Honour & Awards
Lorie Beal
705-939-1805
[email protected]
Youth Education
Josephine Upton
289-251-3478
[email protected]
Entertainment
Yolande McKinnon
905-373-4336
[email protected]
Josephine Upton
289-251-3478
[email protected]
Legion Property
Donald Ashfield
905-373-0879
[email protected]
Ways & Means
Robert Robinson
905-372-3896
[email protected]
Sport Officers
Lauri Gourd
905-269-7260
[email protected]
Josephine Upton
289-251-3478
[email protected]
Track & Field
Gordon Hunter
905-372-1270
[email protected]
Charitable Foundation & Bursary
Annette Ashfield
905-373-0879
[email protected]
Sick & Visiting
Judy Elliott
905-372-9666
[email protected]
Funerals & Flowers
Judy Elliott
905-372-9666
[email protected]
Pipe Band Liason
Donald Ashfield
905-373-0879
[email protected]
Missile Editor
Normalee Teskey
905-342-3372
[email protected]
Web Master
Gerry Freyman
905-349-3588
[email protected]
Branch Executive
P.R.O.
Committees
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Cobourg Legion Branch # 133
Ladies Auxiliary
Officers & Executive 2014
Officers
President
Valerie Davies
905-373-1076
[email protected]
Past President
Yolande McKinnon
905-373-4336
[email protected]
1st Vice-President
Linda Bevan
905-372-7197
2nd Vice-President
Judy Elliot
905-372-9666
Recording Secretary
Lori Beal
705-939-1805
Correspondence Secretary
Meghan Duncan
905-376-1457
Treasurer
Jennifer Brooks
905-373-1602
Sgt.-At-Arms
Aldene Cooper
905-885-8202
Sports Officer
Audrey Strang
905-372-2615
Social Convenor
Susan Poelstra
905-342-2087
Carol Davies
905-372-6005
Janice Chesterton 613-966-6037
Carol MacAusland
905-373-1184
Judy Elliot
905-372-9666
Susan Herbert
905-885-7761
Linda Bevan
905-372-7197
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Joyce Etcher
905-372-6306
Sick & Visiting
Joyce Etcher
905-372-6306
Entertainment
Yolande McKinnon
905-373-4336
Funeral Receptions
Jean Barton
905-372-4052
Funerals
Cash Richardson
905-372-5624
Golden Plough
Sharon Martorino
905-372-5569
Set-ups
Susan Herbert
905-885-7761
Executive
Committees
[email protected]
Cook
Cobourg Legion Branch # 133 Hall Rentals and Catering
Rent the hall for Receptions, Weddings & Private functions. The hall is air conditioned and wheelchair accessible.
Hall Rental Contact: Sh elly Thom pson 905 -372-6554 or email: [email protected]
Catering Contact: Susan Po elstr a 905 -342-2087
Moonshot Euchre
Second (2nd) and Fourth (4th) Thursday of Each Month
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Thank You
Your sacrifice will never be forgotten
Every day Canadians have so much to be thankful for. Our lives are shaped by the peace and freedoms our
Veterans have provided for us. Yet every day we lose more of these heroes that provided all of this for us. Our
pledge to these men and women who gave so much and never asked for anything in return, is to never forget
and to always remember. It is the least we can do.
To all those who have served and continue to serve and protect us, thank you.
You are our Heroes.
Excerpted from Legion Magazine by Editor
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October 22 ‘2014
A small attendance of local residents gathered at the Cobourg Cenotaph on Wednesday Oct 22nd, to honour Corporal Nathan
Cirillo, who was slain today by a "radical
rat" in Ottawa.
Lest We Forget
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World War 11
Veteran
Attached is a photo of my Dad and another letter
home to his folks. Last year I posted a letter that he
sent a few days before he took part in the D-Day
landing. This letter was sent after the landing and he
is in France.
Submitted by
Terry Bender-Ordinary Member
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Address for the assembly at Cobourg cenotaph service on November 11
The New Face of War.
Erwin Rommel, a German field marshal of ww2 coined a phrase, “Know your enemy”.
We are living today, in a time when the face of the enemy has changed. Today we battle against skewed ideologies, cultic extremists, terrorist organizations, who by the way, in some instances, have cells among our own people, Jehadists, Boka Haran, Taliban, Alqada and the scourge that is Isis.
A very real and present danger as we have seen in the recent slayings of two of our service personnel, Corporal Nathan
Cirillo and Warrant officer Patrice Vincent, is the presence of individuals who for some reason, subscribe to these
twisted ideologies and commit atrocities in our very midst. These individuals act sometimes under the influence and
instruction of the above named factions and sometimes out of their own volition.
This enemy, in whatever form it takes cannot and will not be allowed to win. Canadians have been drawn closer together across the Dominion and stand resolute in support of our Democratic process, the fundamental rights and freedoms which constitute our life style and the overwhelming support of all who have or do or will wear a uniform be it:
service men and women, first responders be they EMO, Police, Fire Ambulance and whoever they might be and may I
add tribute to all the men and women and young cadets who are serving as honour guards today. May God in his love
and mercy stand with us.
My question for us today is two-fold: What does it mean for us to be Canadian? And, how do we FEEL today about
being Canadian?
O Canada We stand on guard for thee.
Submitted by Art King
“Of the many problems we face today, some are natural ca-
I am collecting for the Navy Wreath. I have an envelope at
the bar for donations. Please turn monies in at the bar,
leave your name and the amount on the envelope, or give it
to me and I will put your name on the list.
Thanking you, Dave Galbraith
“There may be times when we are powerless
to prevent injustice, but there must never be
a time when we fail to protest.”
― Elie Wiesel
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lamities and must be accepted and faced with equanimity.
Others, however, are of our own making, created by misunderstanding, and can be corrected. One such type arises
from the conflict of ideologies, political or religious, when
people fight each other for petty ends, losing sight of the
basic humanity that binds us all together as a single human
family. We must remember that the different religions, ideologies, and political systems of the world are meant for human beings to achieve happiness. We must not lose sight of
this fundamental goal and at no time should we place means
above ends; the supremacy of humanity over matter and
ideology must always be maintained” - The Dalai Lama
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PRESIDENT'S REPORT
October, a month with the holiday of Thanksgiving which is supposed to be a time to give thanks for
who we have in our lives and the wonderful bounty that the earth provides. The changing of the leaves
on the trees reminds us that nothing stays the same and we must adapt to the changes that life brings.
Some changes we may not like but have to accept, like our health, as we age certain things we cannot
do or must slow down. I am thankful that our Branch and Ladies Auxiliary now have some new and
younger members coming in, they have a fresh look and new ideas, and we must let them try these
ideas out to keep them interested in our Legion. It's not an easy thing giving up the reigns but we must
learn to loosen the hold.
Our Executive Members are all VOLUNTEERS please respect their time when they are in the branch,
for some social time, ask if they could make time to speak to you, don't corral them into a corner. I am
in the branch 6 days out of 7, and always willing to speak to the members, I only ask that you are respectful to all, and if it is a private matter we should take it upstairs when possible,
A new draw has been set up on the bar and will be drawn on November 11th at the dinner, tickets for
the Draw and Dinner are at the Bar. I added the new 1914 Wine that was produced this year for the
100 Anniversary of WW1. Some members that were in the Branch on Thursday October 23 had the
opportunity to taste this wine from Diamond Wineries of Niagara, it is now available in the LCBO and
50 cents from each bottle sold goes to Veteran's Programs.
Our Branch Inspection took place in October and although we rated good there was some concerns
with our expenses. Old building, old houses, lots of repairs and the Bar Sales were down over the summer months.
Ladies Night will be November 18th and tickets will be available at the bar, we are asking anyone that
would like to donate those extra toothbrushes, toothpaste, or any personal hygiene products for men
and women to bring them to the branch to my attention.
Please remember your obligation to the Legion to participate in the Poppy Campaign, one hour per
year is not much to ask.
We Will Remember Them;
Respectfully Submitted,
Josephine
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THE MISSILE
NOVEMBER 2014
MEMBERSHIP REPORT
I am not too sure of what to say to convince members to come forward early to pay their dues. They have to
be paid at some point in time and to me sooner is better than later. Each and every year all members know
that dues will have to be paid in order to stay as members but most choose to pay later. Why, I do not have
that answer.
During the first three months of the Early Bird you have the chance to win a free years membership but that
does not seem to impress most members, again why, I do not know.
Anyway our first winner of the September Early Bird was Jason K, CALVERLY. He will be duly notified and
congratulations from the Branch in your early payment.
We did slightly exceed Early Bird numbers this year over last year so that was a good sign. October has
slowed down and at present we are down on last years numbers but we still have a few days left to go. Sorry
to keep repeating myself but lets get your dues paid and I will find something else to write about.
As previously stated your Dues are $55.00 up to and including January 31st, 2015. However paying early
makes it better for me.
1ST VICE PRESIDENTS REPORT.
I have not been tasked with much this past month but I have been busy with the housing portfolio.
I did attend the Change of Command of the Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps, 88 Cobourg on October 1st.
Captain G. Sudano, Commanding Officer, has now been replaced by Captain J. Rodriguez.
The change over ceremony was quite impressive and the cadets they have are unbelievable. We need a lot
more programmes like this one in Cobourg to task our youth.
I also attended the Zone Conference on Sunday October 5th in Grafton.
Don Ashfield
1st Vice President/Membership Chairman.
“For to be free is not merely to cast
off one’s chains, but to live in a way
that respects and enhances the
freedom of others .”—Nelson
Mandela
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The best remedy for those who are afraid, lonely or unhappy is
to go outside, somewhere where they can be quite alone with the
heavens, nature and God. Because only then does one feel that
all is as it should be and that God wishes to see people happy,
amidst the simple beauty of nature. As longs as this exists, and it
certainly always will, I know that then there will always be
comfort for every sorrow, whatever the circumstances may be.
And I firmly believe that nature brings solace in all troubles.”
― Anne Frank, The Diary of a Young Girl
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POPPY CAMPAIGN UPDATE
NOVEMBER 2014
“Royal Canadian Legion Branch 133 reminds you that on November 11, Canadians
across our land will bow their heads in silent praise for our courageous veterans. With
this act we thank them and thank those serving in our armed forces today.” These are
the opening words of a Remembrance Day message that will be promoted on the
Breeze 107.9 for one week leading up to Remembrance Day.
The official start date of this year’s campaign is October 31st. Poppy boxes will be going
out to locations throughout Cobourg; poppies will be delivered to schools and care facilities. Our driver volunteers will deliver these boxes on the 31st, after 10 a.m.
The sign up boards for tagging on the 6th 7th and 8th still have some bare spots. Please
put your name down. The shifts are only one hour each. Bundle up and get out there.
Let’s make this a successful campaign.
Tickets for the Armistice Dinner are $12 and available at the bar. WW2 Korea and Afghanistan veterans are our guests and do not pay.
The following is a list of Remembrance activities that Branch 133 will be taking part in:
November 9, 10:30 AM service of remembrance at Calvary Baptist Church, Cobourg.
November 9, 1:30 PM, parade and ceremony at Alderville.
November 11, 10:15 AM, parade and service at the Cenotaph, Victoria Park Cobourg
November 11, Armistice Dinner at Branch 133, 5:30 p.m. WW2, Korea & Afghanistan
Veterans no charge.
Iris Milne
Poppy Chair
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Veteran’s Service Officer
For information or assistance
with the Department of
Veterans Affairs in regard to
entitlement to any disability
Pension, Pension applications,
Re-assessment, VIP Services,
Survivor Benefits
please contact me.
John Aitken-Branch 133 Service Officer
905-377-1527 or email @ [email protected]
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Dear Comrades
Ladies Auxiliary Report
November
We are still looking for someone to do “Sick & Visiting” plus “Birthdays & Anniversaries”. Anyone interested please contact
me @ (905-373-1076).
The Craft Show is being held on November 1 10:00 AM-4:00 PM. Come out and support the local artisans & crafters.
The next LA. meeting is November 3rd and all Executive members are required to arrive for 6:30 to meet with the Deputy
Zone Commander.
Friday lunches are scheduled for Friday’s, November 14 & 24 from 11:30 PM-1:30 PM and our next roast beef dinner date is
November 16 & tickets are $12.00, please contact Meghan Duncan (905)-376-1457.
The November convener is Jan Bradford 372-5830 with assisting members Heidi Adams, Lisa Bailey, Ruth Bevan, Irene
Brill, Lynne Caffin, Carolyn Chrysler, Nancy Cranfield, Joyce Etcher, Carol Gutteridge
Pearl Harris, Ruby Lean, Judy McBride Kellar, Yolande McKinnon, Florence Pearse Barbara Reading, Brenda Rylott, &
Carol Taylor.
Special thanks to members working to fulfill our catering commitments and you know who you are.
Our sincere condolences go out to those who may have lost a loved one.
Submitted by Megan Duncan-L.A. Corresponding Secretary & Normalee Teskey-Missile Editor on behalf of
Valerie Davies
L.A President
Important Notice
Ladies last chance to get your dues in for the EARLY BIRD! Our draw for the early bird will take place at our General Meeting/Christmas Dinner December 1, 2014. so please get your dues in as soon as possible.
CHRISTMAS DINNER/MEETING tickets are available now for $5. Come out and have some fun, we have a lovely holiday
meal planned as well as some entertainment for you!!!!!!
For Tickets please see me either at the November Meeting, around the legion or call at: (905)-376-1457
Meghan Duncan-L.A. Corresponding Secretary
Cobourg Legion Br. # 133
Craft Show & Sale
November 1 ’ 2014
Vendors wanted—-$25.00 per table, contact Shelly Thompson @ 905-372-6554
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Sick and Visiting
November Report
Gord Dingwell, is still a patient at Sunnybrook Toronto. I have chatted with him and he seems to be
in pretty good spirits. He still has a long way to go but I told him we’d all say a prayer for him.
Dorothy Post, is still a patient at N.H.H. Room 1336. She ’d love a visit.
Art Brace had a visit to NHH bu t is back in the fold again
John Harper and Connie Yakeling have both been ill at hom e.
John Dempster has r etu r ned to his ho m e.
Valerie Davies had a visit to NHH and expected to r etu r n hom e in the ver y near fu tu r e.
Our thoughts are with all our members sick in the hospital or at home
Condolences go out to the family of Betty Grandy who lost her husband , Bill on September 26’ 2014.
Condolences to Bill McQuire and family who lost their daughter/sister on September 28’ 2014.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to all those who are shut in, have lost a loved one or are ill at home.
Thank you to those that take the time to call or catch me at the hall to let me know of illness or death
concerning our members.
If anyone knows of someone ill at home or in hospital please let me know. Give me a call.
Yours in Comradeship
Judy
Email: [email protected]
Home:905-372-9666 or Cell: 905-269-6057
LAUGH CORNER
MOVING BEER
Mary was asleep in bed when her husband, Patrick, crashed
through the front door at 3 am waking her up. He staggered
through the hallway and tried to get up the stairs. 'What are you
doing?' Mary shouted.
Patrick replied, 'I'm trying to get this gallon of beer up the stairs.'
'Leave it down there, Patrick', Mary bellowed. 'I can't, 'Patrick
replied, 'I've drunk it.'
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Cobourg Legion Pipes and Drums
November Report
Forget about furry caterpillars or the Farmer’s Almanac for predictions about the weather for the
upcoming winter season. We have a much more reliable source of information about weather patterns
and when it will be coldest for the next couple of months. This indicator is foolproof, practical and
precise. It will tell you the coldest days, even the coldest hours, of the next two months and without
fail when the winds will be highest, the snow deepest and the temperatures lowest. It is, of course, the
band’s Santa Claus Parade schedule for November and December, which has recently been finalize.
More in a minute.
We will begin the month with our presence at the cenotaph service in Alderville, held this year on
Sunday, November 9. We will also be present to parade from the Legion to the Cobourg cenotaph on
November 11, with members of the Legion, in recognition and remembrance of our veterans and their
contributions to our lives. It is a duty that we hold to be sacrosanct, and one which largely defines our
being. Band members will then visit four area schools, to attend their Remembrance Day services and
contribute to the experience for many area students and teachers. This year those schools are
Baltimore Public School, Terry Fox Public School in Cobourg and Port Hope’s Hawkins Public School/
Port Hope High School. These visits are always well received and are important to band members
because of the significance of the message delivered and the responses of the audiences. It is a very
busy day but a very worthwhile day.
The first very cold day of the above-mentioned Santa Claus Season will strike, without doubt,
November 15, at precisely 10:30am, when the CLP&D musters and moves off in the Bowmanville
Christmas Parade. That will be followed by a succession of Santa Claus seasonal weather days on
November 16, in Cobourg (2pm), and later that day in Newcastle at 5:30pm. Things will warm up for
awhile, then get cold again on November 22, exactly at 7:30pm, when we parade for the folks in
Colborne, on November 29, at 2:00pm, when we visit Frankford, on November 30 at 4:30pm, again,
in Peterborough on December 6, 6:00pm, and finally, on December 7, when we go to Courtice for a
noon parade. After all of that, the weather will doubtless turn balmy, until the St. Patrick’s Day parade
in March!
Why, you might reasonably ask, do we subject ourselves to what some call ”extreme piping”? These
parades are the single most important way in which we are able to raise revenue for our many and
varied band-related costs. These have, in the past, been primarily uniform related, but for the summer
of 2015 CLP&D East Coast Tour we must raise even more money. Band members are working
tirelessly to bring in revenue that will offset the cost of the trip, and not even winter weather will deter
us from our goal. In a future Missile Report, we will share the agenda of the 11 days in July. In the
meantime, we continue to work our way to Prince Edward Island.
Ian McFarlane
Did You Know?
If you want to feel better and relieve tension,
munch on some popcorn, an apple, some
carrots, or another crunchy snack. Eating
crunchy foods stimulates nerves, which then
signals the brain to release feel good chemicals.
The crunching also relieves tension we tend to
hold in our jaw when we're feeling tense.
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Good Old Stuff
Antiques & Collectables
Buy Sell Consign
Dwayne
905-396-7031
Email: [email protected]
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Entertainment News!!
The updated Branch lineup for entertainment this year is as follows. Mar k you r calendar s – tell your
friends, bring a group with you to enjoy the festivities!!!
October 31 - Hallowe’en party in the club room Bill Young DJ - 8-12 p.m.
November 11 – clubroom - Hal Allison 12 – 2 p.m. and 5 p.m.- before the dinner
November 16 – clubroom – Hal Allison 1 – 5 p.m. before the roast beef dinner
December 13 – clubroom – Sounds of Tyme band 7 – 11 p.m.
New Year’s Eve – clubroom – Bill Young DJ – 8 p.m. – 1 a.m.
New Year’s Levee – clubroom – Bill Young DJ – 1 – 5 p.m.
New Year’s Levee – upstairs – TBA
January 18 – clubroom - Percy Kinney – 1-5 p.m. before the roast beef dinner
February 14 – clubroom – The Revolvers band – 8 – 12 p.m.
March 15 – clubroom – St. Patrick’s Day Party with Bob & Lee – 1-5 p.m. before the roast beef dinner
April 19 – clubroom – Karaoke – Rita & John Harpell – 1-5 p.m. before the roast beef dinner.
This is for you – the members – please participate!!!
Yolande McKinnon - Entertainment
Did You Know?
In English pubs, ale is ordered
by pints and quarts. So in old
England, when customers got
unruly, the bartender would yell
at them to: Mind their own pints
and quarts and settle
down. This is where we get the
phrase: 'mind your P's and Q's'.
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Photo’s from Ladies Night October 21
Charades, Dancing,
Food, Drink &
Comradeship
Best Halloween
Costume
Hi Everyone,
Missile Editor
The season is quickly changing and everyone is busy attending to items for the winter ahead of us. Hopefully it won’t be as
difficult as per the predictions.
Thank you to those members who took the time to provide feedback on the proposal of reading the Missile on the website,
receiving an email with the attachment or picking up a printed copy of the publication. The results will be presented to the
Executive team prior to changing the current method.
Recently I have been receiving notices for the bulletin without a date or name which makes it difficult to publish when issues arise. Please double check your submissions to ensure it has a date contact name & number to ensure your submission
is published.
Best Regards, Normalee Teskey
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Collage of Pictures
“Ladies Ottawa Bus
Trip”-October 18 & 19
Royal
Canadian
Mint
24 Sussex Drive
Supreme
Court
Fairmount
Parliament Hill
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Chateau Laurier
Confederation
Square
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For
Sale
10%
Legion blue’s or greys
Ways & Means
Used Dart Boards for Sale
$5.00
Contact: Bill Young @ 905-372-2231
Proceeds to the General Fund
Meat Draws
every Friday at 5:00 PM
& Saturdays at 3:00 PM
Wise men talk because they
have something to say; fools,
because they have to say
something." ~Plato
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SERVICES
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November 2014
Legend Club Room=CR & Upstairs=UP)
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
L.A. Craft Show 10-4
(UP)
Wedding Dance (UP)
Meat Draw
2
3
4
5
6
L.A Meeting
Newfie Darts@ 7:30
PM (CR)
Ladies Darts @
7:00 PM (CR)
Poppy Tagging
Poppy Tagging
Poppy Tagging
Tallboys @ $3.85
(CR)
Meat Draw (CR)
Ball Banquet (UP)
Monday Darts
@1:00 PM (CR)
8
5 PM
Meat Draw
Moonshot Euchre
@ 7:00 PM (UP)
Mixed Darts @ 8:00
3 PM (CR)
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Services of Remembrance
Monday Darts
@1:00 PM (CR)
Remembrance Day
Parade @ 10:15 AM
Community
Br. Exec. Meeting
Living Dinner
(UP)
Tallboys @ $3.85
(CR)
L.A. Legion Lunch
11:30-1:30 PM (CR)
Ballroom Dance 7
-11(UP)
Meat Draw
Meat Draw 3 PM
(CR)
@ 10:30 (Calvary Baptist
Church)
Armistice Day Dinner @ 5:30 (UP)
@ 1:30 (Alderville)
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L.A. Roast Beef Dinner
@5 PM (UP)
Hal Allison 12 – 2 PM
and 5PM (prior to
17
Monday Darts
@1:00 PM (CR)
Hal Allison 1 – 5 PM
(prior to roast beef dinner (CR)
23
Jam
Sports Fundraiser
(Cribbage, Darts, Euchre) (CR)
Ladies Darts @
7:00 PM (CR)
19
20
21
22
Happy Gang Luncheon (UP)
Over 55 Luncheon
Br. Meeting
Meat Draw
Ladies Darts @
7:00 PM (CR)
Tallboys @ $3.85
(CR)
5 PM (CR)
Golden Plough
Xmas Dinner (UP)
7:00 PM
Monday Darts
@1:00 PM (CR)
L.A. Exec.
Meeting
30
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Mixed Darts @ 8:00
18
Ladies Night
24
5 PM (CR)
25
Newfie Darts@ 7:30
PM (CR)
Moonshot Euchre
@ 7:00 PM (UP)
26
Ladies Darts @
7:00 PM (CR)
27
Wings & NFL
1:00-7:00 PM (CR)
Tallboys @ $3.85
(CR)
Mixed Darts @ 8:00
(CR)
Meat Draw
3 PM (CR)
28
29
L.A. Legion Lunch
11:30-1:30 PM (CR)
Christmas Market
Show
Meat Draw
Meat Draw
5 PM (CR)
3 PM (CR)
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55 Club Executive/Committees 2014-2015
THE OVER 55 CLUB
OFFICERS
Chairperson
Marlene Towns
905-372-3643
Past Chair
Jeannette Dempster
905-376-3446
1st Vice
Joyce Etcher
905–372-6306
2nd Vice
Jenny Allison
905-373-0926
Secretary
Jeannette Dempster
905-376 -3446
Treasurer
Joan MacDonald
905-372-8884
Bingo
Randy Skinner
905 –372-9836
Sick & Visiting
Sharon Lyon
905-349-1060
Darts
Jenny Allison
905-373-0926
Events Coordinator & Trips
Eileen Rollings
1- 613-475- 9737
Games
Art Brace
905-377- 0428
P.R.O.
Danny Parsons
905-372- 5639
Legion Liaison
John Aitken
905-377-1527
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
VOLUNTEER HELPERS
Bingo
Art Brace
905-377-0428
Draws
Bernice Basinger
905-372-9501
Rosemary Quigley
905-372-9875
Danny Parsons
905-372-5639
Randy Skinner
905-372-9836
Jenny Allison
905-373-0926
Special Events
Lunch Coordinator
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401 (R.L. Edwards) Wing
Wing Executive/Directors 2013/2014
Executive
President
Frank Lindsay
905-377-0047
Secretary
Valerie Taylor
905-372-3946
Treasurer
Ronald Rose
905-885-2845
Sick & Visiting
Donald Duthie
905-885-4247
Membership
Gordon Sherwin
905-372-2495
Cadet Liaison
Claude Courcelles
905-372-1790
Historian
Donald Macklin
905-372-3231
Public Relations
Valerie Taylor
905-372-3946
Phone Committee
Donald Macklin
905-372-3231
Penny Carriere
905-342-2497
The Wing meets for lunch on the second Wednesday of the month. Contact the President to find out where the meeting
will take place.
Did You Know
Legion Medal Cleaning
Earl Hewison
195 Riverdale Parkway
Frankford, Ont.
1-613-398-6793
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in court, or on a job interview - wear
blue. Research shows we associate
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