Garner Avenue is named for Albert G. Garner. He began his service in the First World War with the 32nd Battalion, and later commanded the 195th Regina Battalion in France.
Garner Avenue
Garner Ave.
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My VAC AccountGarner Ave.
Garner Avenue is named for Albert G. Garner. He began his service in the First World War with the 32nd Battalion, and later commanded the 195th Regina Battalion in France.
Currie Bay
Currie Bay is named in honour of David Vivian Currie, V.C.-- the only Saskatchewan native to win the Victoria Cross. His bravery resulted in the cutting off of one of the primary escape routes in Normandy during the Second World War.
Caen Avenue
Caen, France, was occupied by the Germans from 1940-1944. Troops of the Regina Rifles assisted in its liberation in their bloodiest fighting since landing at Normandy. Three quarters of Caen was destroyed by bombs and artillery fire.
NO. 15 ELEMENTARY FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL AND
NO. 3 AIR OBSERVERS SCHOOL
THESE TWO UNITS WERE BASED HERE DURING 1940 TO 1945 OPERATING
UNDER THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH AIR TRAINING PLAN. AIRCREW TRAINED
HERE WERE PART OF THE 131,500 AIRCREW TRAINED IN CANADA FOR THE FIGHT
AGAINST TYRANNY. SOME 40,000 OF WHOM GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE DEFENCE
OF FREEDOM. THIS CAIRN RECOGNIZES THOSE WHO TRAINED HERE DURING
WORLD WAR II.
DEDICATED BY 600 (CITY OF REGINA) WING
ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION
15° ÉCOLE ÉLÉMTAIRE DE PILOTAGE
ÉT 3° ÉCOLE D’OBERVATION AÉRIENE
CE DEUX UNITÉS ÉTAIENT BASÉES ICI DE 1940 Á 1945 DANS LE CADRE DU
PROGRAMME D’ENTRAÎENEMENT DO COMMONWEALTH. LES MILITAIRS QUI Y
ONT RECU DE L’INSTRUCTION COMPTENT PARMI LES 131,500 AVIATERUS
FORMÉS AU CANADA POIUR COMBATTRE LA TYRANNIE. QUELQUE 40,00 D’ENTRE
EUX ON PERDU LA VIE AU NOM DE LA LIBERTÉ.
CE CAIRN REND HOMMAGE Á CEUX QUI ONT SERVI ET QUI ONT ÉTÉ
FORMES ICI PENDANT LA DEUXIÉME GUERRE MONDIALE.
ÉRIGÉ PAR LA 600E DIVISION (VILLE DE REGINA)
DE L’ASSOCIATION DE L’AVIATION ROYALE CANADIENNE
The Regina Airmen Memorial was dedicated 5 June 1993, in memory of those Airmen trained under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. The cost of the Cairn and the Plaque was covered by No. 600 (Regina) Wing, Air Force Association of Canada. This Cairn is the first of a series of BCATP Memorials erected by No. 600 (Regina) Wing, Air Force Association of Canada. Present at the Ceremony were members of the Saskatchewan Legislature, representatives of Transport Canada, Col. Hunter of 15 Wing Moose Jaw and members of No. 600 (Regina) Wing, Air Force Association of Canada. The Cairn is located in a small park area northwest of the Terminal building at the Regina Airport.
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Roll of Honour
We record with Pride and Gratitude the Names of Members of St. Marys Anglican Church who are Serving Their King and Country
Durrant John
Robinson John
Young Alexander (Sandy)
Kelly Margaret E.
Larlham W.A.
Larlham J.F.
Cullen E.F.
Gandolpho Alberto Pascall
Frampton John Albert
Simmonds C. John
Clements Sidney T.
Burton John
Armstrong Winston
Kingston Philip Alan
Redhead Gordon L.
Marshall William
Cameron E.A. (Sandy)
Wesson Gilbert H.
Coates Barbara Louceil
Dobson Emily
Bulmer Victor
Bulmer Cyril
Hitchcock Harvey John
Taylor Leslie
Quinn John
Clements Robert
Ross William D.
Taylor George
Robinson James Alfred
Hibbs Leslie
Williamson Kenneth
Armstrong Dorothy
Spohn Howard
Turner John
Lamb Roy W.
Briggs James E.
Davis Margaret
Gibson James A.S.
Edwards Aubrey G.
Fitzgerald Gerald Walker
Hitchens Robert
Clarke George F.S.
Ross Jessie
Shaw Jack
Tremaine Sydney Irving
Grimes Richard G.
Bates William
Hewson John Martin
Johnson Thomas
This certificate lists the names of the some of the members of St. Mary's Anglican Church who served during the Second World War.
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Roll of Honour
We record with Pride and Gratitude the Names of Members of St. Marys Anglican Church who are Serving Their King and Country
Whitfield H.W.
Shand A.E.L.
Salmond Pat
Whitfield Wilfred
Salmond Robert
Bird Raymond
Stephens Charles W.
Hill Clifford
Murkit Harvey
Bird Patrick
Frampton Edward
Usher Frederick G.
Green Edward
Bird L.J.
Chesters Frank
Parker Frederick
Parker Vernice
Blaxall William
Harrison William
Harrison Donald
Harrison John
Price Roland
Yarnton Wilfred
Yarnton Peter
Ayre James
Bing Roy
Jonas Kenneth
Clarke Harry
Martin Peter
McIntosh Allan
Mitchell Hugh
Arnall Francis J.
Gibson John
Young Gordon S.
Kelly Harold
Parker Harry
Bragg Albert
Jardine Percy
Jardine Roy
Jardine James
Redhead William
Brewis Robert
Baker Douglas
Burton William J.
Chadwick Rafe
Powley Raymond
Baltus Jack
Gandolfo Aubrey
This certificate lists the names of the some of the members of St. Mary's Anglican Church who served during the Second World War.
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Roll of Honour
We record with Pride and Gratitude the Names of Members of St. Marys Anglican Church who are Serving Their King and Country
Childs Arthur F.
Clements Harold
Fillurl Walter R.
Furniss R. (Dick) G.
Tomsitt Martin
Taylor Alexander (Sandy)
Frampton Walter
Hughes Hilton
Laban John W.B.
Mountford Arthur
Mountford Fredrick
Wedgewood James
Jeffery John Charles
Buck William Robert
McDonald John A.
Shorten Albert George
Charlton G.W. Kenworthy
Rae Donald
Dobson Edmund George
Bruce Donald S.
Bury George M.
Dalton Gordon
Riach Allan
Reiss Blanchette
Dalton Glen
Dunn William
Martin John G.
Wilcox Stanley H.
Emmino James
Rawlinson John
Sutherland Richard
Ross Elsie
Young Lloyd
Butterfield Jack
Filleuil Phillip
Filleul Alfred
Currie Morley A.
Laird Walter
McNaughton Douglas
May Trevor Jack
Shorten Joseph William
Peachey Rose Gertrude
Wilmshurst Olive
Bishop Charles H.
Henderson Gordon
Jones Ronald M.
Murket Francis A.
Kard Olaf F.
Kingston Fredrick J.
Kingston John V.
This certificate lists the names of the some of the members of St. Mary's Anglican Church who served during the Second World War.
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TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CAPTAIN KEITH DOANE WILSON
WHO DIED IN ENGLAND, JUNE 25, 1944 FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED ON ACTIVE SERVICE WITH THE FIRST CANADIAN ARMY IN NORMANDY, FRANCE
FOR 24 YEARS AN ACTIVE MEMBER OF THIS CHURCH
HE LOVED LITTLE CHILDREN
This memorial is dedicated to the memory of Captain Keith Doane Wilson, a member of the congregation, who died on 25 June 1944 from wounds received while serving with the Canadian Army in Normandy.
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"THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE"
ERECTED TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF
1914 - 1918
F.E. BANBURY
J.S. BLACK
R.W. BOUCHER
A. CHRISTIE
A.W. COLE
J.C. CURRIE
R. DARRACH
L.L. DAVIDSON
J.S. HARDY
E.H. HAWTHORNE
J.S. HAYS
H.W. LAIRD
F. LUTTMAN
A.F. MANTLE
N.C. MACMATH
G.W. PARKER
M.B. SAMPSON
L.A. STEWART
H.N. THOMPSON
R. WEST
F.L. YOUNG
1939 - 1945
G.A. BARKER
W.A. CUDDIE
W.J. LARTER
L.E. LASBY
H.D. MACKEY
R.M. MCEACHERN
G.W. MASON
N.G. MINOR
L.J. MOORE
S.R. PARKER
G.L. REID
J.A. SMITH
J.F.R. SLATER
A.R. STINCHCOMBE
R.N. WHITLEY
A. WILD
O.D. WILSON
"GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS THAT A MAN LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS"
JOHN 15.13
Erected by Westminster United Church, this memorial is dedicated to the local war dead of the First and Second World Wars.
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ST. MARY'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
ROLL OF HONOUR
WWI
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WWII
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THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE
This memorial is dedicated to the congregation's war dead of the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War.