MilitaryCardston21Nov1930nhjp0436
Calgary Herald
21 Nov 1930
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ARMISTICE DAY IS OBSERVED CARDSTON
(Special to The Herald)
CARDSTON, Nov. 21.-- Armistice day was observed by Cardston Rotarians Monday
night by a banquet given to returned men. About 50 men gathered in the Rotary
club room in the Cahoon hotel to partake of a turkey dinner and listen to
speeches. John Pugh, member of the British Royal Air force, Cardston's first
Rotary president, gave an address on the soldiers' point of view. Earlier in
the evening President Howard J. Wood was called upon to give toast to the
returned men.
The following were among those present: Ivan Garrison, 4th Canadian Field
Ambulance; Gerald Cahoon, C.L.H.; Harry Parker, 31st C.E.F.; F. S. Forsyth,
631st C.E.F.; Eric Lynus Grey, 107 Australians; W. Hied, 3rd F. Amb., C.A.M.C.;
A. McMillan, 31st Batt., C.E.F.; M. McLeod, 27th Batt., C.F.A.; J. D. Lawton,
52nd Nottingham and Derbyshire; W. H. Ducs, Royal Navy Canadian Volunteer
Force; William Betts, Princess Pats C.L.I.; John E. Pugh, R.A.F.; H. B.
Stacpoole, R.A.M.C.; Alfred E. Salway, 6th Dorsets, B.E.F.; H. Filleul,
R.N.C.V.R.; Frank Borcs, P.P.C.L.I.; E. L. Low, 49th Edmonton; J. K.
Mulloy, 11th Field Amb.; Lyle I. Hoover, 5th Reg. U.S. Marines; C. L. Johnston,
U.S. Navy; G. D. Hamilton, R.C.D.; John Bishop, Garry Horse; Roy Goble, Garry
Horse; W. Montgomery, 21st Legion B.E.S.L.
Extracted by J. Kynman 2010-07-01
