President Chris Swoffer presents a check for the Colborne Hawks minor Baseball.
Accepting the cheque is Megan Fitzpatrick and Kyle Bird.
Events & News Letter
HALL RENTALS
Our banquet hall is available for a wide range of activities for a reasonable cost and is air conditioned. The hall seats up to 195 people and allows for a sit down dinner of up to 170 people. Kitchen and catering is also available at an extra cost.
WIFI is available at no additional charge.
The room has been used for a wide range of activities over the years. We’ve seen some very creative decorating and layouts in those years. So for your next wedding, anniversary, party, meeting etc. give us a call.
Call Giselle Melvin 1 (709) 897-4114
or
E-mail:giselle.melvin@hotmail.com
BRANCH EXECUTIVE
2023/2024 EXECUTIVE
- President Chris Swoffer
- Past President John Ton
- 1st Vice Giselle Melvin
- 2nd Vice John Lilje
- Secretary Melissa Lilje
- Sgt. At Arms Brian Mappin
- Padre Jean Wilson
Execute Committee
- Linda Ferguson
- Norma Johnston
- Grant Mallia
- John Sharpe
- Angela Garven
- Sandy Semple
Chairs:
Tracy Singleton - Treasurer
Grant Mallia - Bursary
TBD - Leadership & Development
Angela Garven- Public Relation
Linda Ferguson- Membership
Giselle Melvin - Hall Booking
John Ton - Youth Education
John Lilje - Veterans Service/Seniors/ Sgt.At Arms
TBD - Financial
Giselle Melvin - Ways & Means
Linda Ferguson - Poppy
Contact us at colbornelegion@gmail.com
BRANCH 187 LADIES AUXILIARY
- President - Nancy Heighton
- Immediate Past President - Tracy Loveless
- 1st Vice-President - Tina Wastle
- 2nd Vice-President- Joanne Samis-Warner
- Secretary - Norma Johnson
- Treasurer - Tracy Loveless
- Sgt-at-Arms - Nancy Gauthier
- Sports Officer - Tina Wastle
- Executive Committee
- Amanda Hatton
- Seana Heighton - membership
- Barb Smith
Remembrance
Promoting Remembrance
Promoting Remembrance is part of The Royal Canadian Legion’s mission and has been one of our principal objectives since our inception. The Legion inspires Canadians to remember those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country, and to honour those who served and continue to serve today. Remembrance is a year-long commitment and we endeavour to promote it through a number of programs, services and resources.