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Admiral Anderson Biography (pdf format)
DOMINION INSTITUTE
The following Message was received by the President of the RCNBF
James R Anderson CPO, RCN (Ret'd)
The Royal Canadian Naval Benevolent Fund (RCNBF) helps to relieve the distress caused by illness accident or other misfortunes by
providing loans or grants to people who are iii need of financial assistance.  Those eligible for assistance include former members of
the Naval Forces of Canada; serving and former members of the Canadian Forces who served in Maritime Command since February 1,
1968;  the Merchant Navy War Veterans and dependents of any of the above.
In the past, the Fund has helped people buy such necessities as clothing and food, and pay for medical, dental, optical, surgical and
prosthetic services.  It also provides assistance the home repairs and funeral costs and to replace belongings destroyed by fire, in
addition a bursary program for dependant children attending college, university or a vocational institution may be available if other
options such as government loans have been exhausted.
The Fund is maintained by donations from serving and ex-service personnel, civilian friends and Naval organizations, as well as
investments.  Eligibility for a loan or grant through the Fund is determined on an individual basis.
For further information, please visit our website www.rcnbf.ca or contact us at:



Royal Canadian Naval Benevolent Fund
PO. Box 505, Stn. "B"
Ottawa, ON    K1P 5P6
Tel (613) 996-5087  Fax (613) 236-8830
Toll Free 1-888-557-8777
This Page Updated  7th February 2012
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The Dominion Institute was established in 1997 by a
group of young people concerned about the erosion of a
common memory in Canada. In the space of seven
short years, the Dominion Institute has had a far-
reaching impact on Canadians’ perceptions of their
history and shared citizenship, through ground
breaking public opinion research, high-profile Internet,
education and television programming, book
publications, and meaningful curriculum reform.  Use
this Web site to learn more about the Institute access:
past research initiatives (polls & publications) and
explore our educational Internet sites.
 
 
rcnbf@sympatico.ca
LINK to RCNBF Web Site
BATTLE of TRAFALGAR
21st October 1805 (pdf)
HMS ROYAL OAK - 14 October 1939 (pdf)
HMS Royal Oak - Web Site
Bill of Rights for VETS.
MEMOIRS of "George Squance"
re His Experience during WW2

(A Must Read)
SENIOR SAFETY/SECURITY INFORMATION
NAUTICAL CHIPS
The Duc D'orleans
EMPRESS OF IRELAND
Mariners’ sacrifice recognized.
Merchant navy gets memorial for Second
World War service
Some Suggested LINKS (pdf)
Whatever Happened to the"ONONDAGA" &
"OJIBWA
Click on Submarine to Find out in pdf
Tragedy led to improvements
A POEM by
Fay Maddison
"MOTHER NAVY" Mrs Janet Piers
"The POINTER" NewsLetter (US Armed-Guard)

RCNA KIT SHOP
Contact Supply Officer for Price & List

Supply Officer: Shipmate Ray Thomson
442 Aubury Street
North Bay ON - P1B 6H9
705-474-6763
wrthomson@yahoo.com
(updated 2nd February 2012)
BILL C-55_4
BATTLE of The ATLANTIC
(Click above:"An Aide Memoire)"
NEW NAVAL MONUMENT
MILITARY SUICIDES Article (Worthwhile Reading)
Rehab system for Canadian soldiers coming to Edmonton
Write to the
Troops
Military Matters V1N5
Fields are NOT compulsory
HMCS Charlottetown Returns from Med!
HMCS Fredircton Off Yeman , Indian Ocean
MARINERS Honoured in Halifax
The sad saga of the
boats that wouldn’t float
ADPNA's
Return to "ROYAL" Reunion

(The 57th Annual RCNA Reunion)

18th, 19th, & 20th MAY 2012

Click here for REGISTRATION
WestJet Baggage for Veterans
Latest Information re Assistance Funds
and Marriage After 60.
57th Annual RCNA
REUNION

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Annapolis Basin Conference
Centre, Cornwallis
Nova Scotia
May 18, 19, & 20th, 2012
Hosted by: Admiral Desmond
Piers Naval
Association
For further information contact
Doc Halliday,
Reunion Chairman
902-685-2342
or
Gerald W. “Jerry” Sigrist,
Registration Chairman
308 - 74 Aberdeen Road
Bridgewater, NS B4V 2S6
Phone: 902-543-6763
Cell: 902-521-1403
Email: jerry.sigrist@eastlink.ca