Friday Night Fun darts will be continuing albeit a little different. Rhonda will be your manager for FFD until next spring at least. Please help if you can,. thanks in advance.
Thank you all for understanding how serious this pandemic is and thank you for following all the rules.
As I receive news of upcoming events I will print them here.
If you have something you would like printed on the Branch 92 legion website please email Anne Parker at membership_92@hotmail.com
Canadian Letters from the First World War - coming soon
The photo is of members of the Gananoque's 3rd Field Battery, a militia artillery field battery, which was mobilized on 4 August 1914, the first day of the First World War. The photo was taken at the Gananoque Boat Club, now the Thousand Islands Playhouse Theater, the day before the men in the photo left Gananoque to travel to the battlefields of France and Belgium.
Left to right: Captain (later Lieutenant Colonel) James Stewart); Lieutenant (later Captain) Allan Gilles: Major (later Lieutenant Colonel) Russel Britton (killed in action 2 May 1917, just after the Battle of Vimy Ridge); Bombardier (later Captain) Norman Rattray); Quarter Master-Sergeant (later Captain) Frank Mooney; and Lieutenant (later Major) Howard Taylor.
A well deserved thank you from Br.92 in the form of a beautiful certificate for Comrade Pat Fitzgerald. President Ray Foster awarded Pat with the certificate.
Ray explained that Comrade Pat is always there to help in any way she can, she is always helping with the Poppy Campaign, she helps in the Kitchen when we have our brunches, she helps the Membership chair with yearly duties and the list goes on, you can always see Pat digging in when help is needed.
Congratulations Comrade Pat. We do appreciate you very much.
