Legions, community groups to host small-stakes games, raffles
Legions, other community groups will be able to host games like bridge, cribbage, euchre and bingo and progressive jackpot raffle lotteries.
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Legions, other community groups will be able to host games like bridge, cribbage, euchre and bingo and progressive jackpot raffle lotteries.
Legions, other community groups will be able to host games like bridge, cribbage, euchre and bingo and progressive jackpot raffle lotteries.
Twice postponed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Royal Canadian Legion’s Ontario District B Fall Convention was held in Tillsonburg on the weekend.
Article content The Royal Canadian Legion, Ontario Command Homeless Veterans program, operation Leave the Streets Behind program was initiated in November 2009, by Ontario Command and the template created has since been developed across Canada, by Veterans Affairs and other Provincial Commands. The objective is to end Homelessness among our Veteran population. Through the generosity of Legion Branches and Ladies Auxiliary, throughout the Province, money has been raised through various functions to support the Homeless Veterans program. To date $2.7 million has been disbursed from the Ontario ...
Author of the article: Debbie Coughlan Publishing date: Apr 24, 2021 • 1 hour ago • 2 minute read • Barry’s Bay Legion Branch 406 recently made a donation of $5,100 to the St. Francis Valley Healthcare Foundation. In the picture from left Erin Gienow, executive director St. Francis Valley Healthcare Foundation, Mary Ellen Harris, chief nursing executive, Greg McLeod, St. Francis Memorial Hospital chief operating officer, Aileen Yantha, Ladies Auxiliary, Heather Poliquin, president and John Stecko, membership and seniors officer. Submitted photo jpg, PM Article conten...