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Put the Child First Reminder The C.L.B. Contact Directory March 2017 Page 1 Put the Child First Reminder Adult Leaders who have knowledge, or suspect, that one of our youth members has been subjected to any form of abuse must first and foremost report this to Child Protection Services (752-4619) and/or the police, and secondly advise Lieut. Sheila Mercer, Regimental Put The Child First Director (368-1832), that a report has been made. Page 2 Table of Contents Page(s) Brigade Council Armoury Staff ..................................................................................................................................... 4 Council Staff ....................................................................................................................................... 4, 5 Honorary and Retired ........................................................................................................................ 5 Quartermaster’s Stores ...................................................................................................................... 6 Eastern Diocesan Regiment Regimental Staff ................................................................................................................................. 6, 7 C.L.B. Regimental Band ...................................................................................................................... 8 C.L.B. Regimental Corps of Drums......................................................................................................8 Avalon Battalion # 41 Battalion Staff .................................................................................................................................... 8 Avalon Battalion Officers’ Mess ......................................................................................................... 9 Avalon Battalion W & NCO’s Mess .................................................................................................... 9 Avalon Battalion Drum & Bugle Band ................................................................................................ 9 Foxtrap Company ............................................................................................................................... 9, 10 Mount Pearl Company ....................................................................................................................... 10, 11 N.L.C.C. Polynia .................................................................................................................................. 11, 12 Paradise Company ............................................................................................................................. 12,13 Portugal Cove Company ..................................................................................................................... 13 2355 Royal Canadian Army Cadets Corps .......................................................................................... 13, 14 St. Augustine’s Company ................................................................................................................... 15 St. Mark’s Company ........................................................................................................................... 15, 16 St. Mary’s Company ........................................................................................................................... 16,17 St. Michael’s Company ....................................................................................................................... 17, 18 Upper Gullies Company ..................................................................................................................... 18 Trinity Conception Battalion # 201 Battalion Staff .................................................................................................................................... 19 Trinity Conception Battalion Drum and Gloc Corps……………………………………………………………………… .19 Bay Roberts Company ........................................................................................................................ 19,20 Harbour Grace Company / Carbonear Company ............................................................................... 20,21 St. George’s Company ........................................................................................................................ 21 Trinity East - Port Rexton Company ................................................................................................... 22 Upper Island Cove Company .............................................................................................................. 22,23 C.L.B. Old Comrades Association Lodge 1, St. John’s .............................................................................................................................. 23 Lodge 2, Conception Bay South ......................................................................................................... 23 Lodge 3, Trinity East - Port Rexton ..................................................................................................... 24 Page 3 Brigade Council The Brigade Council of the C.L.B. P.O. Box 28126, St. John’s, NL A1B 4J8 Office 722-1737 C.L.B. Armoury, 82 Harvey Road, St. John’s, NL A1C 2G1 Fax 722-1734 Mr. Derek White, CLB Operations Manager Home 782-5166 47A Discovery Crescent, Paradise, NL A1L 3E8 Work 722-1737 [email protected] Cell 468-4304 Mr. Mike Barrington, Administrative Assistant Work 722-1737 44 The Boulevard, St. John’s, NL A1E 3A5 Cell 730-6035 [email protected] Mr. Ed Lockyer, Custodian Work 722-1737 P.O. Box 56 Site 7, Clarkes Beach, NL A0A 1W0 Cell 690-8742 [email protected] Council Staff The Rt. Reverend Dr. Geoffrey Peddle, Bishop of Eastern NL & Lab., Chaplain Office 576-6697 19 King’s Bridge Road, St. John’s, NL A1C 3K4 [email protected] The Rt. Reverend John Watton, Bishop of Central Newfoundland 256-2005 34 Fraser Road, Gander, NL A1V 2E8 [email protected] The Most Reverend Percy Coffin, Bishop of Western Newfoundland 639-8712 25 Main Street, Corner Brook, NL A2H 1C2 [email protected] Colonel Keith Arns, Chairman, Governor and Commandant 834-8227 19 Abigail Place, Conception Bay South, NL A1W 0B3 [email protected] Lieutenant Colonel Gail Dick, Deputy Chairperson & Aide-de-Camp Home 576-7634 33 McNeil Street, St. John’s, NL A1C 2V1 Work 722-3133 [email protected] Major Bob Barnes, Secretary 364-3050 32 Mount Carson Place, Mount Pearl, NL A1N 3H9 [email protected] Major David Ralph, Treasurer 745-2514 155 Frecker Drive, St. John’s, NL A1E 5E9 [email protected] Major Ronald Coish, Quartermaster & CLB Records Officer 364-2888 6 Wilcox Place, Mount Pearl, NL A1N 3B7 [email protected] Page 4 Council Staff (Continued) Lieutenant Bobbi Dwyer, Program Development 834-1913 13 Redbridge Road, Conception Bay South, NL A1X 6K3 [email protected] Mr. Bruce Tilley, Recruitment and Retention 368-0498 Unit 302, 566 Topsail Road, St. John's NL A1E 0B4 [email protected] Captain Craig Dyer, Brigade Recruitment Officer 745-1923 11 Jackman Drive, Mount Pearl, NL A1N 2J8 [email protected] Captain Bernard Davis, Member of Finance Committee 738-8876 47 Autumn Drive, St. John’s, NL A1A 2V5 [email protected] Mr. Chris Facey, Member of Finance Committee 754-2143 99 Empire Avenue, St. John’s, NL A1C 3G1 [email protected] Colonel Adrian Heffernan, Special Projects / Assistant Brigade Archivist 834-3582 31 Mercers Road, Conception Bay South, NL A1W 4M5 [email protected] Major William G. Tilley, Brigade Archivist Home 726-3237 Country Home: 152, Three Island Pond Road, Paradise, NL Country 781-1069 Colonel Kevin M. Kane, Synod Representative 753-3476 486 Allandale Road, St. John’s, NL A1B 4E8 [email protected] Colonel Albert Pelley, Aide-de-Camp 745-7752 41 Carroll Drive, Mount Pearl, NL A1N 3A9 [email protected] Honorary and Retired Major Douglas Bartlett 722-7875 8 Oxen Pond Road, St. John’s, NL A1B 3J1 [email protected] Colonel D.A. Edwards 726-1961 Windermere Unit # 300, 170 Portugal Cove Road, St. John’s, NL A1B 2N2 Captain Robert Murdoch 722-7937 79 Regent Street, St. John's, NL A1A 5B6 [email protected] Page 5 Quartermaster’s Stores The C.L.B. Quartermaster Stores 722-1737 P.O. Box 28126, St. John’s, NL A1B 4J8 Major Ronald Coish, Quartermaster 364-2888 6 Wilcox Place, Mount Pearl, NL A1N 3B7 [email protected] Captain H. Garfield Barrett 895-3615 7 Franklyn Place, Portugal Cove - St. Philips, NL A1M 3A2 [email protected] Captain Louisa Johnston 739-5491 1 Aspen Place, St. John’s, NL A1A 4S2 [email protected] Major Gary Rose 895-6551 1071 Indian Meal Line, Portugal Cove-St. Philip's, NL A1M 3C4 [email protected] Captain Clarence Squibb 368-7424 1 Tavenor Place, Mount Pearl, NL A1N 3H4 [email protected] Eastern Diocesan Regiment Eastern Diocesan Regiment P.O. Box 28126, St. John’s, NL A1B 4J8 C.L.B. Armoury, 82 Harvey Road, St. John’s, NL A1C 2G1 722-1737 Lavrock Camp and Conference Center 229-7072 Regimental Staff The Rt. Reverend Dr. Geoffrey Peddle, Bishop of Eastern NL & Lab., Chaplain Office 576-6697 19 King’s Bridge Road, St. John’s, NL A1C 3K4 [email protected] The Reverend Lynn Courage, Asst. Regimental Chaplain Home 834-9377 17 Stratton Place, Conception Bay South, NL A1W 4R8 [email protected] Lieutenant Colonel Gail Dick, Commanding Officer and Aide-de-Camp Home 576-7634 33 McNeil Street, St. John’s, NL A1C 2V1 Work 722-3133 [email protected] Page 6 Regimental Staff (Continued)
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