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Wednesday, February 24, 2016 • News Record 9
Legion donates to Clinton Public Hospital Foundation
Valerie Gillies
Clinton News Record
The Royal Canadian Legion
Ontario Command Branches
and Ladies Auxilliaries Chari-
table Foundation makes
donations towards communi-
ties across Ontario. On Febru-
ary 17, the Clinton Public
Hospital Foundation was pre-
sented with a cheque in the
amount of $2,062 from the
Legion Foundation.
Larry Baily, District C Char-
itable Foundation Chair,
explained that the funds that
are being distributed are from
Poppy Fund donations and
from the work of the Ladies
Auxilliary. The Foundation is
Valerie Gillies/Clinton News Record
The Royal Canadian Legion Ontario Command Branches & Ladies Auxilliaries Charitable
Foundation presented a donation cheque to the Clinton Public Hospital (CPH) Foundation
on February 17. From left: Virginia Steckle, Administrative Assistant for CPH Foundation;
Sue Bird, Clinton Legion Executive; Pat Lafferty, Legion Branch 140 President; Una Roy,
Chair Fundraising CPH Foundation; Larry Bailey, District C Caritable Foundation Director;
Eric Ross, Zone C-1 Commander.
When i
charged with distributing the
funds in accordance with cri-
teria set out for the Poppy
Fund. Applications are
accepted for the funds and the
Foundation distributes it each
year to the successful
applicants. The maximum
consecutive times that an
applicant can receive funds is
three years.
Virginia Steckle, Administra-
tive Assistant for the Clinton
Public Hospital Foundation,
indicated that the funds would
be used to purchase a new
phlemobotomy chair.
This will be to replace the
one in current use for when
patients need to have blood
taken.
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