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The Royal Canadian Legion Henderson Highway Branch No.215

The Royal Canadian Legion
Henderson Highway Branch No. 215
3600 DeVries, East St. Paul
Manitoba, R2E 0C8

One of the principles on which The Royal Canadian Legion was founded is a solemn remembrance of Canadians who gave their lives so our nation might be free. Their most important responsibility is maintaining the tradition of Remembrance in Canada.

The Annual Poppy-Remembrance Campaign is an opportunity to remind Canadians of the men and women who died during military service. It is also the major public fund-raising blitz for the Legion--money raised from the poppy campaign can only be used for ex-service personnel and their dependents or community service projects.

Membership: All are welcome. Anyone can become a fraternal member without being a veteran. Call any of the contact people listed below for more information.

Programs: The Legion promotes community sports, the Peace Gardens program, and provides scholarships. There are regularly scheduled programs throughout the week, such as cribbage every Tuesday evening; darts on Thursday evening, a meat draw on Saturday afternoons and there is entertainment every Friday and Saturday evening.

Meetings: General Members Meetings are held on the third Wednesday of February, May and October. The Annual General Meeting and election of officers is held the first Wednesday in December.

For more information on any of the Legion programs, please contact:

Legion 338-4867

The Lions Club of East St. Paul

The East St. Paul Lions Club held its charter night on June 27, 1996, with 40 members. There are presently 36 members who meet on the second Wednesday of every month at 6:30pm for a dinner meeting at the Henderson Highway Legion at 3600 Devries. The Board of Directors meets the 4th Wednesday of each month at the same location.

The International objectives of the Lions is to create and foster a spirit of understanding among the peoples of the world; to promote the principals of good government and good citizenship; to take an active interest in the civic, cultural, social and moral welfare of the community; to unite the clubs in the bonds of friendship, good fellowship and mutual understanding; to provide a forum for the open discussion of all matters of public interest; and to encourage service minded people to service their community without personal financial reward, promoting high ethical standards in commerce, industry, professions, public works and private endeavors.

Some of the Programs we support are:

The Lions Sight First Program strives to rid the world of preventable and reversible blindness by closing the gap between existing health care services and those that remain desperately needed. They contribute to establishing long term solutions in health care infrastructure, training of eye care professionals, treatment and public education.

We as a Club are actively involved in eyeglass collection in our area for distribution to those less fortunate and in need around the world. We have various fundraising activities that enable us to donate to various programs such as: Guide Dogs of Canada, Lions Eye Bank, Lions Quest, Lions Cavalcade to name a few.

Some things we have donated to locally are the Skate Board Park, Children's Hospital Ward upgrade, and most recently we are proud to have purchased the portable wheel chair lift at the newly renovated Children's Museum at The Forks.

The Lions Club of East St. Paul has donated in excess of $180,000 to programs and needy victims. All funds collected by the Lions Club go to support our selected organizations; nothing is spent on administration costs. These donations are made possible thanks to the great community and business support we receive when our Club is out fundraising and promoting Lionism.

Lions make a strong service commitment to young people through several international programs such as Lions Quest, a drug abuse prevention curriculum. Leo Clubs which offer community service activities and supports a special literary and Cultural project. Youth Exchange where students travel to foreign countries and live with host families to -experience cultures different from their own; and youth camps for disadvantaged and disabled youths to learn to better understand themselves and to positively accept the challenges they face.

Feel free to contact any of our executive to find out more about us or if you are interested in joining our club. We are always looking for new members with fresh ideas to make us a better club.

The Lions Motto is "WE SERVE"

Knights of Columbus

The Holy Redeemer Knights of Columbus is a Catholic men's service organization based on the foundation of faith, family and fraternity. Their programs and projects are designed to make a difference in communities and countries throughout the world. They offer financial as well as physical manpower support to church and community projects, such as helping with the flood relief in the spring of 1997, ongoing food bank support, etc.

The Knights meet every third Tuesday of the month at 8:00 PM, in the Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, 264 Donwood Avenue, 669-0501. Membership is required.

For more information on the membership process or the program itself, please call:

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