A First War Canadian Medal Pair To The 22Nd Infantry Battalion Auction Archive that additional treatment was not

that additional treatment was not required and that he be placed in Category "E" (unfit for service in Categories A (general service)

he returned to Camp Borden on March 10

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it was noted that Grindrod had "Arteriosclerosis" (hardening of the arteries)

A First War Canadian Medal Pair To The 22Nd Infantry Battalion Auction Archive that additional treatment was notA First War Canadian Medal Pair to the 22nd Infantry Battalion British War Medal (3031835 PTE. A. POTVIN. 22 CAN. INF.); and Victory Medal (3031835 PTE. A. POTVIN. 22 CAN. INF.). Naming is officially impressed. Unmounted, original ribbon with its ends sewn together on the VM, edge nicks, contact marks and surface wear, replacement suspension on the VM, near very fine. Footnote: Arthur Potvin was born on November 10, 1889 in Saint Sauveur, Quebec. He