THE COVENANTER
THE CAMERONIANS (SCOTTISH RIFLES)
& FAMILY MEMBERS
Royal British Legion
Scotland Glasgow
& Western Counties Area

Standard Bearing Competition Sunday 4th
May 2008.
The Organisation Standard Bearer Mr Robert
Gracie participated in the Royal British Legion
Scotland Glasgow & Western Counties Area
Standard Bearing Competition on Sunday
the 4th May 2008 at the Territorial Army
Centre of 32 (Scottish) Signal Regiment
(Volunteers) at Maryhill in Glasgow. The
Competition was opened by the Area
Chairman Mr. Andy Bryan who welcomed all
the guests and contestants. Drill Instructor
Mr Ian Reat began the formalities with a
tribute to the Late Cameronian William (Bill)
Gough who passed away recently. Bill was a
Standard Bearer alongside Robert and very
well respected throughout the Organisation.
The Standards Bearers dipped in homage
while the Last Post was played followed by a
minute’s silence. Robert Gracie carrying the
Organisation Standard participated in the
Association Section of the competition. The
quality of Standard Bearing was very high
and Robert excelled and was awarded the
Trophy for the Association Section, a very
worthy winner.
Major Terry O’halloran, Capt Eric Bridge, Lt Col Kevin Townsend, Woi Nick Korff, Maj Terry Milne
Representatives of the Witwatersrand Rifles Regimental Association - South Africa, who attended our
Regimental Gathering on 11 May 2008 as guests of the organisation
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