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12-year-old Fort Qu Appelle girl raised more than $150K for local groups

12-year-old Fort Qu Appelle girl raised more than $150K for local groups
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Alex Peter Passes | Standardbred Canada

Longtime harness racing industry participant Alex Peter of Melbourne, Ont. passed away on April 28, 2021 at the age of 90. Alex passed away peacefully at Glendale Crossing in London, Ont. with all his children close by to spend time with him, as was his wish. Alex was born in Spiritwood, Sask., June 29, 1930. He moved from Saskatchewan to Ontario with his family in the mid-1930 s. In 1954 he married Helen Farkas and together they raised the 5 J s (Jen, Joe, Jul, Jod and Jon). In 1957, he began working with Harold Row & Sons selling Badger farm equipment. He received many sales awards throughout the years and in 1989 sold his business, Alex Peter & Sons. Being a community-minded man, he stayed active with the local Lions club selling raffle tickets, volunteering at bingos and fundraising for the local Lion s senior housing complex which he resided in for several years.

Honiton Lions appeal for volunteers

Published: 12:00 PM April 16, 2021    Honiton Lions president Brian Richards, right, presents a cheque to the Royal British Legion s Paul Shaw - Credit: Honiton Lions Hard-working charity fundraisers at Honiton and District Lions Club have issued an appeal for new members to bolster their ranks and help them support more community projects. Brian Richards, club president, said that because of the pandemic the club’s fundraising had come to a halt but they were planning their popular classic car show on July 31 at the Honiton Market Charter Day at Allhallows field in Honiton. Honiton and District Lions Club was formed in May 1977 with 20 members from all walks of life. Their sponsorship was from Axminster Lions Club, with the late Lion Cliff Walton being their guiding Lion.

Groups and organizations benefit from gaming grants

·      Carievale Community Bingo, $502.39; ·      Kingswood Golf Club Inc. of Kipling, $162.16; ·      Lampman and District Lions Club, $1,186.81; ·      Lampman Family Centre, $198.75; ·      Royal Canadian Legion Saskatchewan Command District 1 in Oxbow, $645.96; and ·      Redvers Activity Centre Foundation Inc., $207.31; ·      Wawota Community Forum Committee, $1,124.38; The charitable gaming grant program supports groups and organizations that conduct charitable gaming, including licensed bingos, raffles, break-open tickets, Texas hold em poker and Monte Carlo events. Groups and organizations receive a grant equal to 25 per cent of the net revenues raised from these activities, up to a maximum grant of $100,000 annually. More than 300 groups received grants during the latest quarter ending Dec. 31, 2020. © Copyright Carlyle Observer

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