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The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 92, Gananoque, Ontario
http://www.rcmpvets-kingston.ca/
MapQuest directions to Br. 92 in Gananoque
Veterans Affairs Canada.
Gananoque 492 Military Police Cadet Corps

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Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary Ontario Command
Homeless Veterans Assistance (Leave the Streets Behind)
District G facebook page
District G Website
Subscribe to our Legion e-newsletter here........
Military Service Recognition Book
Management e-mail addresses - 
Manager Ann DeWolfe -  rcl@bellnet.ca
Secretary Bill Beswetherick - rclbr92@bellnet.ca
President Wes Rideout - rcl92President@gmail.com
Canadian veteran's crisis line 800-273-8255
November 2018 Branch 92 Newsletter
It's Your Legion
by Comrade Tom Kennedy 83 yrs old
click the link to read his poem
Legion House Rules
October 2018 General Meeting Minutes
Signallers Club of Canada
RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP TODAY 
  The Royal Canadian Legion Members Benefits 
Preparing for Remembrance Day Service at Branch 92 in Gananoque
WOUNDED WARRIORS OF CANADA
Membership Dues 
Early Bird Draw

1 Sept to 30 Nov. Draw for 4 legion brunches (4 draws singly and 1 draw for $55)

You can also pay online using your credit card. BE AN EARLY BIRD
WWII Veteran, 97 year old  Connie Budd, receiving the 1st poppy of the year from RCL Br. 92 President Wes Rideout on 26 October 2018.

Connie resides at Fox Run in Gananoque, Ontario.
WWII Veteran Constance Budd
MESOTHELIOMA CENTER

Please click the above link for information on this deadly disease 
after the ceremony 11 of 11 2018 town park Gananoque Br. 92
Br. 92 Color party with Sgt At Arms Jim McGee, color party Bob Howard, Carl Duff, John Robertson and Ed Harding.
Legionnaires went to Carveth Care Centre for a Remembrance Day service with the Veterans at 2 pm on 11 of 11,  This event was exceptionally well planned and well attended.  
WWII Veteran Bill Hale placing a wreath at the cenotaph in Gananoque on Remembrance Day 2018, he was accompanied by Legionnaire Murray Salter.