Here is a list of names of those that participated in today’s Remembrance Day Ceremony at the Cenotaph in Grafton. Government of Canada Provincial Of Ontario County of Northumberland Township of Alnwick/Haldimand In Memory Of All Our Fallen Soldiers RCL …
2021 dues can now be paid by cash, cheque or credit card. Due to Covid-19 the branch is closed but by chance if someone is there you can come in and pay. The Early Bird Campaign runs from Sept 1st …
The Grafton Legion supports our Veterans and our Community. We may not be open but we do love our Community. At our Executive Meeting on November 5, 2020, the following donations were approved: Branch 580 Christmas donations for 2020The Salvation …
The Poppy Campaign this year is from October 30th to November 11th, 2020. Our first Poppy of the Poppy Campaign goes to Mayor of Alnwick/Haldimand Township Gail Latchford, presented by Grafton Legion RCL Br.580 President Heather Atkins. Due to COVID …
Last night (Oct 1, 2020) at the Branch Executive meeting, Robert Ugolini, was sworn in as an associate member. Zone Commander Wayne McKinnon assisted in the ceremony. Roberts wife Kathy, was in attendance. Membership Chair, Scott Martin and Branch President …
You can renew your Legion Membership at the Grafton Legion, 10240 Highway 2, East of Cobourg, on Sat Oct 10 and Sat Oct 17th between 9am and Noon. Our Membership Chair will be on site to assist with renewals and …
Come to our PIE SALE on Sat Oct 10th, at the Grafton Legion Parking Lot, 10240 Highway #2, East of Cobourg. Your choice of Pumpkin, Apple, Cherry & Berry. $15 a pie – Cash Only. No Pre-Orders. Covid-19 Rules Apply. …
Join us at the Grafton Cenotaph on Saturday August 15, 2020, for a shared Moment of Commemoration & Celebration. 10:45 – Gather at the Grafton Cenotaph 10:58 – Last Post 11:00 – Two minutes of Silence 11:02 – Reveille Act …
We would like to wish everyone a very happy Canada Day from the Grafton Legion! It’s also the first of the month and our Foote Notes were emailed to our subscribers this morning. If you want to keep up to …
Today, June 6, is the 76th anniversary of the Allied Forces landings at Normandy, France, commonly known as “D Day”.It is important for us to remember the sacrifices of the Canadian forces not only for this momentous anniversary but for …