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Carlyle Legion a part of the community

The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 248 – Carlyle, is thankful for recent community support and in turn has also been doing its part within the area it serves. A very special act came from Garnet and Shelby Goud.

                The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 248 – Carlyle, is thankful for recent community support and in turn has also been doing its part within the area it serves.

                A very special act came from Garnet and Shelby Goud.

                Legion member, Lyle Basken, explained: “Thank you for helping out at the Legion hut. I had met with Garnet one day and we were talking about a little bit of work we wanted to do on the Legion hut and he had some metal at his shop on his acreage that might work. He asked me if I’d take him by the hut,” laughing Basken added, “I’m not sure he knew where it was.”

                “But, he said, ‘I’ll look after that.’”

                Garnet simply said, “The Legion had done a lot of work inside and were looking at working on the outside, so Shelby and I just decided we’d help.”

                This help has led to the building looking like new again and a lot of appreciative Legion members.

                Inside the Legion, Clareen Makelki, pointed out a donation of new chairs as well which came through the Community Grant Program, which the Town of Carlyle has access to.

                In addition to thankfully receiving community support in their efforts at the Legion hut, the Carlyle Legion also gave back. The Legion recently donated a set of DVDs to both G.F. Kells High School and Arcola School. The DVDs are titled “Canada Remembers.”

                “I’ve seen episodes on TV from this series, mostly around Remembrance Day, and they are very good,” Nedra Clark, president of the Carlyle Legion, explained. “The history teachers at the school are planning to use them in their curriculums.”

                Maurice Saltel, principal of G.F.K. High School, stated: “Your work is always appreciated. Thank you for your continued support of the kids and the teachers in our building. It’s greatly appreciated.”

                

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