CONTACT! Volume 8 Number 5 Tel: 613-591-5570 June 2019 www.kanatabr638.ca

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President’s Report The first thing I want to say is welcome to our new members of the Executive Committee and welcome back to those who are returning to continue the great work that has been accomplished during the last term. For those who didn’t attend the general meeting on June 19, the updated and approved 2019/20 organization chart showing all the Executive and Committee Chairs is posted at the Branch along with the minutes of the meeting. Should you wish to have a copy of the chart please ask Helen McKiernan, your Branch Secretary, and she will print a copy for you. Our volunteers have all worked very diligently in 2018/19 and a lot has been accomplished and I commend you for your dedicated support. We have developed a strong branch that has gained the respect of other branches and of those to whom we report. In this Branch we are all volunteers no matter what it is we do for the branch and we have, as a team, earned this respect. There are many things yet to be accomplished, but let it be known that we are a happy and welcoming Branch enjoying our service to the veterans and to our local community. Cheers, Bruce

Immediate Past President It was a privilege to represent Branch #638 at the West End Learning Unlimited (WELU), a branch client annual volunteer dinner, on May 24 as a thank you to the Branch for use of our facilities, and especially a big thank you to our branch volunteers, Adrianus and Linda Jane Cornelisse, who looked after providing coffee, cookies, donuts for over 150 people six consecutive Tuesday mornings three or four times a year. Unfortunately, Adrianus and Linda Jane were not available to attend. On May 26 at the 872 Kiwanis – Kanata Squadron Royal Canadian Air Cadets 39th Annual Review representing Branch #638, I had the privilege of being a part of the Reviewing party and the honour to present the Royal Canadian Legion Cadet Medal of Excellence to a cadet. On June 9, I represented Branch #638 at the RCSCC Centurion Sea Cadets’ 27th Annual Ceremonial Review and

was privileged to be a part of the reviewing party and it was an honour to present the Royal Canadian Legion Cadet Medal of Excellence to a cadet. Respectfully, Lorraine Lapensée

Second Vice President Another year has come and gone. I would like to thank the members who voted for me for another term as your 2nd Vice President. It was a great honour to attend the Provincial Convention in Niagara Falls on the first weekend of May. I will try my best to help our branch be a better place to come and visit. I wish you all a wonderful summer. Garth Lee CD 2nd Vice president

From the Sports Desk

On 15 June, Brenda Grant and Garth Lee took part in the Zone G6 Golf Tournament in Lanark ON. This is one of the sports that we offer to our branch members. I would like to congratulate my golf partner Brenda for winning the Senior Division at this year’s tournament. This is the third time in a row that Kanata Branch has won the Senior Division. We are still looking for players for our Annual Golf Tournament on 18 July. If you want to play, please contact Brenda Grant. In September I will be attending a Zone G6 sports meeting. I hope we can get more members involved with sports. Thank you again for your support! Garth Lee CD Sports Officer

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Branch Executive Thank you for entrusting your confidence in me to represent you on our Branch Executive. This year I am your Legion Seniors Chair and Honours & Awards Chair. I am calling out to anyone who would like to join the Legion Seniors Committee. Please let me know as soon as possible as I must submit the committee members by August 1st. You can reach me at 613-552-3541 and amandaalrrobbins@gmail.com. The Honours & Awards Committee members have been established. Did you know that The Kanata Seniors Centre is available to you? The following is some of what this Centre offers you over the summer:

• Saturday, June 22 to Monday, July 1 – the Kanata Seniors Centre and Council Café will be closed for maintenance. They will be open for normal hours as of Tuesday, July 2 at 8:30 a.m.

• Duplicate Bridge moves to Wednesday afternoons for the summer months.

• Geriatric Jazz Band moves to Thursday afternoons for the summer months.

• Friday afternoons is their Rerun Movies of old and new favourites.

The Kanata Seniors Centre will be closed on Saturdays for the summer months. The Centre’s contact information is: 2500 Campeau Drive, K2K 2W3 / phone 613-254-7164 Please let me know if you are interested in engaging in a Seniors Literary Contest. I can provide you with further details. If there is anything that I can support you with, I will make every effort to discover the resource to assist you. Respectfully, Amanda Robbins Legion Seniors + Honours and Awards

Public Relations … transitioning from Moira Green to newly-appointed Jackie Terris.

May 31 Rotary/Legion Trivia night. A great evening. Well done!

So thrilled to receive the Palm Leaf!

Moira

General Meeting June 19, 2019 Branch Secretary Helen McKiernan receives the President’s Commendation from President Bruce Judge. Well Done! Comrades Garth and Brenda are to be congratulated on winning the district golf tournament. Well Done! We are very proud of you! Moira Green was presented the Palm Leaf to the Meritorious Service Medal for dedicated service to the Legion by District G Commander Joel VanSnick accompanied by Bruce Judge, Br .638 President, Lorraine Lapensée, Honours & Awards Chair. Congratulations, Moira!

PALM LEAF TO THE MSM AND MSA The Palm Leaf can only be awarded to a member who has been previously awarded the MSM or MSA. The Palm Leaf recognizes further outstanding service. Deeds that were recognized when the MSM or MSA was awarded are not considered, as these achievements have been recognized.

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21 May 2019 - Kanata Legion Golf Tournament Committee

Back row l to r: Yves Grimard, Lorraine Lapensee, Tara Jackson Lee, John Beard and Dwight Brown

Front row l to r: Terry Ponto, Brenda Grant, Garth Lee and Janet Marsham

Friday 24 May 2019

Lottery Trust Fund Chair, Margaret Judge, presents a cheque for $500 to Lyn Jaeggsi from 872 Kiwanis Air Cadet Squadron.

Left President Bruce Judge and far right Clay Wheaton, Bingo and Lottery Coordinator.

Well Done All! Thank you for your continuing support.

Another successful Catch the Ace Breakfast.

Thank you everyone for your support. Clay, Brenda, Garth and Moira

12 June 2019 - Volunteer Strawberry Social at the Perley.

Outgoing and incoming Poppy Trust Fund Chairs Doug Rowland and Denis Pelletier with branch veteran Gerry Bowen.

President Bruce presents veteran Ed McAllister with a certificate of appreciation. Thank you, Ed. Comrade Ed accepts a 10-year service pin on behalf of his son, Wade McAllister. Thank you, Wade. Comrade Bert accepts a certificate of appreciation for his wife, Peggy Fox, for their continued branch support. President Judge presents D Day veteran Bert Fox with a certificate of appreciation. Thank you, Bert.

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Friends of the Canadian War Museum 13 June 2019

Dr. Andrew Birtch gave an interesting talk

on Canada’s Korean War Dead.

Very pleased to receive a Certificate of Recognition

for 25 years membership and support of the Friends of the Canadian War Museum.

Moira

Recognizing 25 years of support from the

Friends of the Canadian War Museum.

Moira presents Bruce with a photo of veterans and members

taken at the 75th D-Day memorial service at St. Paul’s on 9 June for our branch archives.

Sunday 9 June 2019 - St Paul’s Anglican Church

Remembering D-Day

D-Day Veteran Bert Fox front and centre. President Bruce, veterans, members from Branch 638,

Cadets from RCSCC Centurion and veterans from St. Paul’s Anglican Church.

Thanks to Rev John, Padre Bill and Rev Kerri for the service. Lest We Forget

Moira

D Day Donuts!

Carrying on a 101-year-old tradition. The Salvation Army continues to provide donuts to veterans.

Carry on and thank you. Moira

Ted Hanrath with his two sisters, Marianne and Else, visiting from Holland. Welcome and enjoy your stay!

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Cenotaph Expansion Great News! We are now ready to proceed with the engraving of stones in front of the cenotaph. Applications will be available at the legion very soon. The cost of a 6x6 paver stone is $150. As a minimum, 10 stones are needed to begin work. The criteria will be outlined on the application form. For more info please contact me. mmgreen@live.com 613 592 3376 Yours in service, Moira

Poppy Campaign 2019

Once again poppy time approaches. The campaign begins on the last Friday in October, October 25. If I do not hear from you in the next month or so I will assume that you will continue with whatever position you held last year in any capacity. If you are not available kindly let me know as soon as possible. It is a long campaign this year so we will need lots of volunteers to fill many spots.

In advance I thank each one for the work and commitment to our legion.

Stay tuned for more info in the September CONTACT!

Poppy Kick Off Wine and Cheese

Friday 18 October 7:30 pm. Mark on your calendar now!

Lest We Forget Moira

Branch Service Officer Report

This month two clients have been assisted in filing claims, with a third to be visited soon.

The Provincial Service Officer will be attending the branch the week of July 8, 2019. If you wish to discuss past or future claims with her, please advise the Branch Service Officer. Any CF veterans and former RCMP, (you do not have to be a Legion member), may register for an appointment to discuss pensions, disabilities, or questions pertaining to them that are related to your service to your country. Unfortunately, the exact day of the visit has yet to be determined. However, an appointment is necessary.

On June 15, branch members Linda and John Harju and I attended the District SO training session.

I’m happy to announce that Linda will be stepping into the position of assistant service officer. John will be the back-up if neither Linda nor I are available. John found the seminar to be of direct use to him in his capacity of volunteer group leader for OSISS. Between Linda and John, they bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to us.

The Service Officer committee is now composed of Sue McLean BSO, Linda Harju ABSO, Jane Cane Comforts Officer, and John Harju.

The free talk on cyber fraud was well attended.

Home visits to veterans and spouses are proceeding well and both the visits and the gifts are greatly appreciated.

I would like to extend a thank you to Bridlewood Home Hardware, for the discount that they applied to the purchase of this year’s comfort.

This year’s Veterans’ lunch was a success in all but finances. Command is sticking to the letter of the law: i.e., meals can only be claimed for veterans, spouses and/or caregiver. Any branch member attending or volunteering who does not fit these categories will have to pay for their meal in future.

Sue McLean BSO, Kanata 638 613-291-1038 /smclean@deadsquid.com

Normandy veteran and branch member Jack Hughes,

Sue and Moira at the Perley

Moira, Gerry Bowen, D-Day veteran; and Sue.

Also visited were Bill Berry and Stanley Crookall. Hank Doppler was out at the time.

Lest We Forget, Moira

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Sergeant at Arms Report I have not given a report since April, so here is the latest. We attended two events. The Battle of Atlantic Service in Almonte on Sunday 26 May. Three of us went to Carleton Place on 8 June to participate in their D-Day Service and parade. Thanks to those who participated in both events.

Our next event is the ever-popular Scott Tokessy Memorial Gold Glove tournament opener, Saturday morning 3 August. Next is the North Lanark Highland Games in Almonte on 24 August. There will be more info to follow on both events. We are still looking for new Colour Party members. If interested in helping, please let me know. Bob Thomson, Sgt. @ Arms 613-831-8221 dieseljohn@rogers.com

Lottery Trust Fund Report

The Lottery Trust Fund received letters of appreciation for our donations made in May from the following Charitable organizations: The Ottawa Mission, Salvation Army, Shepherds of Good Hope, Crystal Bay Centre for Special Education and Hospice Care Ottawa. Donations in the amount of $500 each were made in June as follows:

• Restoring Hope Ministries

• MS Society Ottawa on behalf of the M. Porter, Arnprior Branch, Bikeathon

• Military Police National Relay for Blind Children Margaret Judge LTF Chair

Gaming Report

May Bingo Report

Total Deposit to Bingo Trust - $1,827.00 Total Expenses $ 970.35 Donatable Funds $ 599.66

May Catch the Ace Report

Total proceeds from draws $ 2,815.00 Total Expenses $ 281.50 Donatable Funds $ 788.20

TOTAL DONATIONS (to Lottery Trust) $ 1,387.86

TOTAL RENT & O&M (Branch) $ 1,383.15

Catch the ace breakfast club We have now had four successful breakfasts and generated more interest in the Catch the Ace Lottery. On the last Monday of each month the Catch the Ace Club committee hosts a breakfast for individuals who sign up. Limit is 32 people and the cost is $10. Each participant gets a Catch the Ace ticket for that week and a great breakfast. People can sign up for the next breakfast at any time. Please see Clay, Brenda or Garth.

A reminder that our limit is 32 people. Gaming Committee

From the Membership Desk

Total Membership in Good Standing to date: 287 New members approved to the Branch at our general meeting on June 19: David John Batcock, Merrilee Fullerton, Donald Bruce Bell, Nila Bronkhorst, William Whelan, Jennifer Purdy, Stephen Jacobs As this is the start of the new term, the above individuals will be welcomed at some point. There are no general meetings during the summer, so the Membership Committee plans to welcome our new members at an upcoming event. • All members renewing pay the $60 renewal fee. • New members after July 1, will pay half price - $30; and

after September 1, they pay one third - $20. Brenda Grant Membership Chair

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Local Cadet Corps Support Our Bingo

Over the past number of years, the Kanata Legion has enjoyed a terrific relationship with our four local cadet organizations. The last mutual support activity is cadets providing floor workers to assist in the conduct of our weekly Sunday Bingos.

Submitted by Brenda Grant

Ladies’ Auxiliary The Ladies’ Auxiliary’s 24th annual fundraiser held on June 8, 2019 was one of the best; raising funds to go towards the replacement of outside manual signs with electronic signs to better promote remembrance, events, etc.!

The Black and White Social Affair theme was something new and proved to be a good choice because guests could participate by wearing black and white, and decoration ideas were plentiful. Black and White table decorations such as serviette bow ties, black table runners on white linen tablecloths and tall glass centrepieces with black & white marbles and lights accom-panied with black and white wall decorations were superb. The ladies put together a very appetizing charcuterie table for guests to enjoy and that they did! As well, guests’ taste buds were tantalized as they ate an excellent dinner including tender barbecued beef tenderloin and a sinfully delicious “Sex in a Pan” dessert. What a wonderful variety of silent auction items there were for guests to bid on and then bid against one another. The over 23 mystery bags at $5 each disappeared quickly! Guests did a great job bidding at the Pies and Preserves table, too!

After the dining and bidding guests enjoyed dancing to great music by singing artist, Ann Miner, performing for the first time at Branch #638.

Special and successful accurately describes our Ladies’ Auxiliary’s 24th annual fundraiser. We could not have done it without you! Special thanks and much appreciation to members and businesses who donated and/or collected auction items; bid in the silent auction; made monetary donations, and to the 60 people who bought tickets and attended the event. An extra special thanks with much appreciation to the many volunteers including branch members, L.A. members and non-members who contributed hours and in some cases days to bring together a very enjoyable and fun evening! Thank you so much! We are getting closer to reaching our fundraising goal to replace the outside signs with electronic signs! Thanks a million, from the Ladies’ Auxiliary! Respectfully submitted, Lorraine Lapensée

Air Cadet Caroline Fortin and her mother, Myriam Guirguis from 872 Kiwanis Air Cadet Squadron Parents Charmaine Kuran and Yi Chen from 2870 RCD Army Cadet Squadron Sea Cadets Morgan Eastop and Jessica Rempel from Sea Cadet Corps Centurion

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Ways & Means Committee

Below is the link to the Kanata Legion website for all golf tournament documents:

http://kanatabr638.ca/Sports.php

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Honours and Awards Committee 2018 -19 Congratulations to all award recipients for the 2018-19 legion year. Please find a list of Branch and Ladies’ Auxiliary awards and recipients with some photos below. Approximately 100 in attendance comprising of award recipients, their guests and fellow comrades to cheer and support! Excellent comradeship. We were privileged to have Branch Deputy Zone G6 Commander, Ken Manwell and his wife Korleen to assist with branch award presentations and Ladies’ Auxiliary Zone G6 Commander, Marilyn Devlin with L.A. awards. Thank you to everyone who came out! Special thank you to Debby Holden and Judy Homma, L.A. catering coordinators and the team of volunteers who prepared the food, hall set up, set tables, served and cleared, dishes and the bartenders. The meal was delicious! Thanks a million! Special thank you to the 2018-2019 Honours and Awards Committee members, Brenda Grant, Bruce Judge, Helen McKiernan, Amanda Robbins for their contributions and hard work in making this year’s Honours and Awards Presentations a big success! Thank you! Lorraine Lapensée H & A Chair

Presentations

Past Officer Medals & Bars

Bruce Judge • Medal & Pin - President Lorraine Lapensée • Bars – Past President & Honours &

Awards Amanda Robbins • Bar – 1st Vice-President MaryJo Gauthier • Bars – 3rd Vice-President & Seniors

William Molnar • Bar - Leadership Sheila Taylor • Medal – Past Officer

• Bars – Executive Committee & Ways & Means

Branch Service Medals

• MaryJo Gauthier • Helen McKiernan

• Debby Holden • Amanda Robbins

5 Year Service Pin

• Daniel Bond

• Beverley Connell

• Adrianus Cornelisse

• JoAnne de Lepper

• Joseph de Lepper

• Lorraine Elmas

• Margaret Fox

• MaryJo Gauthier

• Angie Jacklin

• Curtis Lee Keable

• Martin Mason

• Frederick Nachbaur

• Terry O’Brien

• Robert Padget

• Ian Port

• Garfield Reid

• John Hamilton

• John Harju

• John Hogg

• Judy Homma

• Harold Roberts

• William Royle

• Samuel Russell

• Adrian Schmid

• Donald Skinner

10 Year Service Pin 15 Year Service Pin

• Ann Ervin

• David Kettle

• Michael Leger

• Wade McAllister

• Raymond Quinn

• Mavis O’Neil

• Gilbert Walker

• David Fowler

• Harry Holitzner

• Ernest Jurakosky

• Claude Roy

• Gerald Ryan

• C. Shane-Valliant

• Ross Valliant

• Henry Watson

20 Year Service Pin 25 Year Service Pin

• Richard Draffin

• Charles McCabe

• Maureen Donaghy

• Allison Edmonds

• E. Groot-Koerkamp

• Susan McKittrick

• Duane Daly

• Sylvia Bochart

• Marguerite Tutte-Cicconi

• Thomas Wainwright

30 Year Service Pin 40 Year Service Pin

• Bernard Baker

• Robert Cooper

• Claude Favreau

• Anita Fortier

• Ian Galbraith

• Moira Green

• Betty Ann Pollock

• Elizabeth Smith

• Clay Wheaton

• Clifford Turner

45 Year Service Pin

• Robert Pilgrim

50 Year Service Pin

• Gerry Dore

Certificate of Appreciation

• Frank Boisvenue

• Daniel Bond

• Eric Farmer

• Winnie Farmer

• Anita Fortier

• Albert Fox

• Peggy Fox

• Stuart Gentle

• John Hogg

• Tara Jackson Lee

• Margaret Judge

• Francine Marleau

• Edward McAllister

• Carolyn McIlquham

• George Medynski

• Gladys Miller

• Ralph Miller

• Fred Nachbaur

• Dale Northrup

• Marilyn Northrup

• Rob Padget

• William Prentice

• Wayne Primeau

• Mark Reid

• George Royle

• Andy Shinnan

• Sheila Taylor

• Jackie Terris

• Jenny Van Oosten

• Johanna Walters

• LCol Charles Kerber CFEWC

• CWO Gilles Philibert CFEWC

• MWO Guylaine Lemay CFEWC

• Michael Tuohy CFEWC

• Mario Renderos CFEWC

• MCPL Parks CFEWC

• LS Amyot CFEWC

• LS Duguay-Boucher CFEWC

• CPL Savoy CFEWC

• PO1 Lucas Mack CFEWC

Certificate of Merit

• Adrianus Cornelisse

• MaryJo Gauthier

• Brenda Grant

• Angie Jacklin

• Terry Jacobs

• Lorraine Lapensée

• Garth Lee

• Sue McLean

• Amanda Robbins

• Clay Wheaton

Legionnaire of the Year

• Doug Rowland

Branch President’s Commendation

• Helen McKiernan • George Pollock

Palm Leaf

• Moira Green

Ladies’ Auxiliary

Life Membership

• Johanna Walters

Appreciation Certificates Appreciation Gifts

• Rosanna Birtch

• Susan Cooper

• Debby Holden

• Bonnie Jessup

• Patricia Taylor

• Sheila Taylor

Nicole Brousseau Gaëtan Chartier Brenda Grant Judy Homma Terry Homma Betty Ann Pollock Suzanne St. John Jackie Terris

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Volunteer Pins

• Mary Aird

• Rosanna Birtch

• Beverley Connell

• Susan Cooper

• Martha Dormor

• Lydia Fancy

• Elenor Groot-Koerkamp

• Debby Holden

• Judy Homma

• Angela Jacklin

• Bonnie Jessup

• Lorraine Lapensée

• Carole McCaskill

• Nancy Medynski

• Gladys Miller

• Betty Ann Pollock

• Patricia Rose

• Suzanne St. John

• Patricia Taylor

• Sheila Taylor

• June Tyrrell

• Johanna Walters

• Kerri Lee Wilkinson

Certificate of Merit - Branch

L-R Back row: Bruce Judge, President, Adrianus Cornelisse, Angie Jacklin, Terry Jacobs, Brenda Grant, Lorraine Lapensée,

Sue McLean, Amanda Robbins L-R Front row: Mary-Jo Gauthier, Garth Lee

Appreciation Certificates – Branch Recipients

L-R Marilyn Devlin, L.A. Zone G6 Commander, Johanna Walters –

Life Membership recipient, Lorraine Lapensée, L.A. President

Service Medals Branch

L-R Back row: Bruce Judge, President, Amanda Robbins, Debby Holden, Ken Manwell, Deputy Zone G6 Commander

Front Row: Mary-Jo Gauthier

Ladies’ Auxiliary

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CONTACT! is published monthly (except July and August) by RCL Branch 638 in Kanata, Ontario. Views expressed in the newsletter are those of the contributors and are not necessarily those of the Royal Canadian Legion or Branch 638. CONTACT! is edited by Lorraine Elmas lorraine_elmas@yahoo.ca

Kanata Legion & Ladies’ Auxiliary Upcoming Events June 28, 2019 – September 21, 2019

Weekly ongoing activities

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Bingo 12:45 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Lounge is open 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. Drop in for a visit! Euchre returns in September

Coffee Club 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Darts returns in September

Fish ‘N Chips & Ladies’ Auxiliary’s Book Sale 11:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m.

Lounge is open 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. Drop in for a visit!

Euchre – a fun league & we will teach how to play. For info: Contact Sue at 819-431-8130 or suesiadam@gmail.com Darts – Everyone welcome. For info: Contact Patty at: tiggerrogers@yahoo.com

DATES & TIMES

EVENT / MEETING

DETAILS FEE CUT-OFF

Fri. June 28 5:30 reception 6:00 potluck

Potluck & Movie Potluck dinner Movie: The Book Club

No fee. Sign-up sheet posted in the lounge. Sign up by dropping in, email rclbr638@gmail.com or 613-591-5570

Mon. Jul 1 11:30 – 3:00

President’s Canada Day BBQ

Our president invites everyone to celebrate Canada’s birthday at the annual Canada Day BBQ

Donations welcome

Wed. July 10 7:30

Branch Executive Committee meeting

Branch Executive Committee meeting

Thurs. Jul 18 11:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m.

16th Annual Golf Tournament Dinner

Stittsville Golf Course Kanata Legion, 70 Hines Road

$90 $30

Register by July 12, 2019 (includes the dinner) Those attending dinner only

Wed. Aug. 14 7:30

Branch Executive Committee meeting

Branch Executive Committee meeting

Wed. Sep 4 7:30

L.A. General Meeting

Branch’s Appreciation Dinner for the L.A. 5:30 p.m. Potential new members welcome

Wed. Sep 11 7:30

Branch Executive Committee meeting

Branch Executive Committee meeting

Wed. Sep 18 7:30

Branch General meeting

All Branch #638 members welcome

N/A

Sat. Sep 21 Reception 5:30

30th Anniversary Charter Dinner

All Branch and L.A. members encouraged to attend Further details to come. Mark Sep 21 on your calendar

Notice

CONTACT! will not be published in July and August 2019. If there is anything urgent or time-sensitive that might have been published in the newsletter, we will handle it by single emails or a letter, such as the monthly calendar. Happy summer! Back in September! Lorraine Elmas

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2019-20 EXECUTIVE* CONTACTS Updated June 12, 2019

President Bruce Judge* 613-599-3553 bwjudge@outlook.com

Past President Lorraine Lapensée* 613-831-8319 lmlapensee@sympatico.ca

1st Vice-President William Molnar* 613-592-9361 billmolnar@rogers.com

2nd Vice-President Garth Lee* 613-282-9724 garthlee96@yahoo.ca

3rd Vice-President MaryJo Gauthier* 613-884-9097 maryjogauthier@hotmail.com

Treasurer George Pollock * 613-836-2530 geo.pollock@rogers.com

Secretary Helen McKiernan* 613-592-4036 helenmamckiernan@gmail.com

Branch Bursaries Angie Jacklin 613-599-6737 amjacklin@gmail.com

Branch Regulations Doug Rowland* 613-592-4036 kierlandbrae@gmail.com

Chaplain Rev. Canon Dr. William Prentice

613-592-4426 williepad@gmail.com

Leadership Development

William Molnar * 613-592-9361 billmolnar@rogers.com

Lottery Trust Fund Margaret Judge* 613-599-3553 judgem38@gmail.com

Membership Brenda Grant* 613-832-4127 pipeergrant5@gmail.com

Poppy Campaign and Remembrance

Moira Green* 613-592-3376 mmgreen@live.com

Poppy Trust Fund Denis Pelletier* 613-721-3819 dpellet1661@rogers.com

Public Relations and Marketing

Jackie Terris* 613-831-1438 jaxisnow@rogers.com

Recruitment/Retention Margaret Judge* 613-599-3553 judgem38@gmail.com

Sgt @ Arms Bob Thomson* 613-831-8221 dieseljohn@rogers.com

Sports/Track and Field Garth Lee* 613-282-9724 garthlee96@yahoo.ca

Veterans Services Sue McLean* 613-291-1038 smclean@deadsquid.com

Youth Education Brenda Grant* 613-832-4127 pipergrant5@gmail.com

OTHER CONTACTS

Bar Manager Tara Jackson Lee 613-402-1798 taradawnjackson@gmail.com

Branch Functions MaryJo Gauthier* 613-884-9097 maryjogauthier@hotmail.com

Bldg. Grounds & Maint. George Pollock * 613-836-2530 geo.pollock@rogers.com

George Royle* 613-591-5598 royle@sympatico.ca

Cadet Liaison Officer Denis Pelletier* 613-721-3819 dpellet1661@rogers.com

Cenotaph Maintenance George Royle* 613-592-5598 royle@sympatico.ca

Food Services Garth Lee* 819-282-9724 garthlee96@yahoo.ca

Food Services, Deputy Sue McLean* 613.291-1038 smclean@deadsquid.com

Foot Care Clinic Betty Ann Pollock 613-836-2530 ba57pollock@gmail.com

Gaming/Bingo Clay Wheaton 613-592-5417 claywheaton@rogers.com

Hall Rental Andy Shinnan 613-715-0638 hallrentalbr638@gmail.com

L.A. Liaison Officer William Molnar* 613-592-9361 billmolnar@rogers.com

Legion Seniors and Honours & Awards

Amanda Robbins* 613-552-3541 amandaalrrobbins@gmail.com

Newsletter Editor Lorraine Elmas 613-729-8695 lorraine_elmas@yahoo.ca

Volunteer Coordinator Sheila Taylor* 613-591-5570 princesssheila50@yahoo.co.uk

L.A. EXECUTIVE 2019-20

President Lorraine Lapensée 613-831-8319 lmlapensee@sympatico.ca

Immediate Past President

Betty Ann Pollock 613-836-2530 ba57pollock@gmail.com

1st Vice-President Suzanne St. John 613-839-0320 su.st.john@gmail.com

2nd Vice-President Judy Homma 613-592-9627 wolfyritajudy@gmail.com

Treasurer Betty Ann Pollock 613-836-2530 ba57pollock@gmail.com

Secretary Sheila Taylor 613-402-4363 princesssheila50@yahoo.co.uk

Executive Committee Bev Connell 613-591-9797 morley.connell@sympatico.ca

Executive Committee June Tyrrell 613-599-5037 kjtyrrell@hotmail.com

Executive Committee Martha Dormor 613-831-1048 medormor@gmail.com

Sgt @ Arms Johanna Walters joanwalters@sympatico.ca