Royal Canadian Legion Fort Malden Br. 157 presented $500 bursaries to local high schools at the general meeting May 21. Executive member Allan Carroll (left) presents bursaries to Denver Boismier (Villanova, going into firefighter program), John Christopher Berg (North Star, computer science), Miranda Rampersaud (North Star, pre-health sciences), Alexis Thomas (North Star, veterinary technician) and Lauren Coleman (Villanova, nursing). Absent are Zain Ibrahim (Riverside, mech

Sobeys Amherstburg donated $3,010 so that local Special Olympians can go to nationals, one of them being a Sobeys employee (Yanhong Dewan, left). Also pictured are Krista and Rick Truant from Sobeys and Yvonne Soulliere and Cindy LaBrecque from LaSalle-Windsor Special Olympics. A local grocery store has stepped up to help one of their employees and some of her teammates go to the Special Olympics. The Sobeys store in Amherstburg, owned and operated by Rick and Krista Truant,

Gillian Brusich (left) from the James H. Sutton Funeral Home presents a $500 cheque to Amherstburg Food and Fellowship Mission president Tim McAllister. The mission has also been raising its own funds recently with more donations to come. A local funeral home teamed with an area car dealership with the Amherstburg Food and Fellowship Mission being the beneficiaries. Gillian Brusich, assistant branch manager at James H. Sutton Funeral Home in Amherstburg, pointed out that Win