The Royal Canadian Legion Saskatchewan Command LEST WE FORGET 41 BEATON, Lloyd Donald WWI Lloyd was born on May 18, 1895 in Glamis, ON and was working as a hardware clerk before going west with his mother and family in 1911 to join his dad, Walter. Lloyd joined the Army in Regina, SK in November 1915 and served as first machine gun in France and Belgium from 1916-18, and in Germany with the Army of Occupation after peace had been signed. After his discharge in May 1919, he worked for Imperial Oil Co., and then Pioneer Grain Co. until they left Viscount, SK in 1956. He was a charter member of the Viscount B.P.O. Elks # 161 and Viscount Legion Branch 271. Vancouver became home where he worked for Royal Trust until his death in 1963. Lloyd and his wife, Elise, raised two children. BEATON, Walter WWII Walter served in the Army during World War Two. He was also an elevator agent at Sclanders, Saskatchewan. BEATTIE, Hugh WWI Hugh was born on January 31, 1887 in Elora, ON. He joined the Army on January 26, 1915 in Regina, SK and served overseas. Prior to his enlistment, he had served one year with the 395 Wellington Rifles and was an engineer. He was single at the time. Hugh’s mother lived at Theodore, Saskatchewan.
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