Executive

President Shawna Martin

Vice President Jean Groenink

Secretary Kristal Grenkie

Treasurer Donnie Hall

Director Sue Utz

Director John Wright

Director Don Bateson

Honourary Director

Past President Stan Granda

Director

Objectives

It is extremely important that prior to the time any Legion member takes on a responsible position to serve a Branch that the Officer fully realizes and accepts the objects of the Legion. The objects might generally be outlines as follows:

• To assist ex-service personnel and their dependants in the preservation of their physical, mental, financial and social well being.
• To assist and support any program in the Legion or in the community that lends itself directly or indirectly toward fulfilment of the Legion's objectives.
• To be active in or support any activity that tends to preserve democratic government and traditions in Canada.

Ladies Auxiliary

President Rose Fendick

Vice President Vacant

Secretary Jean Groenink

Treasurer Vacant

Purpose

The sole purpose of forming a Ladies Auxiliary is strictly to assist a Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion in carrying out its work on behalf of all veterans and their dependants.

Committees

Poppy Shawna Martin

Service

Sgt. at Arms Wayne Askew

Padre Doug Campbell

Honours & Awards Vacant

House / Maintenance

Membership Jean Groenink

Entertainment

Duties

• Service: Act as referrals for pension problems and all cases of distress or sickness of ex-service personnel and dependants.
• Sgt. at Arms : At meetings his position of office is at the entrance door to ensure only authorized persons are allowed to enter and to monitor the signing of the attendance register. He preserves order at the direction of the presiding Officer. He is usually in charge of Colour Parties and Parades.
• Honours & Awards : To encourage the recognition of continuous and/or special services rendered to the Legion Branch. To initiate recommendations for awards. To encourage Branch members to make award recommendations.
• House : Formulation and enforcement of the general policy of club operation such as House Rules, Staff Service, Building Maintenance, and Percentages.
• Entertainment : Develop an entertainment program to assist in promotion of Comradeship and participation in the social activities. Organize and supervise the operation of all Special Events.