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This memorial is dedicated to those who died in the First and the Second World Wars.

This "Memorial Grove" of trees is dedicated to former members of personnel of Land Forces Western Area Training Centre Wainwright.

The original Monument was erected in 1946. However due to lack of care, a new Memorial was erected at a new site (Main Street) in 1994. The Monument is dedicated to those from Hay Lakes who gave their lives in the Great War (1914-1918), World War II (1939-1945), and the Korean War (1950-1953). There are two annual Memorial Services at the Memorial given by the High School and by the Church and Citizens.

The Drumheller and District Cenotaph was constructed in 1937 in memory of whose who served from Drumheller and District in World War I. Later tributes to those who served in the First and Second World Wars, and the Korean War were also added.

The Youngstown War Memorial was dedicated November 10th, 1999 in memory of all those who served in the Boer War (1899-1902), First World War (1914-1918), Second World War (1939-1945), the Korean War (1950-1953), and all Peace Keeping operations. The Memorial was planned and paid for by the Youngstown Cemetery Association, which is funded primarily by private donations. Remco Memorials did the construction and installation at cost, and Dale Crowle and Gladdish Construction, who prepared the concrete base, also made a generous donation to the Youngstown Cemetery Association. Excerpt from the Oyen Echo, November 16, 1999: Members of the Hanna Royal Canadian Legion #25 and guests from the Oyen Branch #208, students and staff of the Youngstown School and community members gathered for the dedication of the war memorial at the Youngstown Cemetery. In his dedication speech John Goodbrand, chairman of the Youngstown Cemetery Association said: "Today we commemorate 100 years of Canadian who served our country in the cause of justice, patriotism and freedom." A list of those who served from each of the four wars mentioned on the memorial, who has ever lived in the Youngstown area follows: Please note, that in the Second World War list the name *Roseland, Arnold Walter. He lived in the area as boy and in the July 14, 1999 issue of the Toronto Star he was named "The Unknown Canadian" after 55 years. BOER WAR VETERANS Athaws, Billy Creighton, Dr. James F. Donaldson, Charles A. Goodbrand, Alexander Meyer, Jake Munroe, Henry Smith Sutherland, Earl Synnuck, Harry Western, Tom FIRST WORLD WAR * Adshead, Harry Allan, William Anderson, Walter E. Arbogast, Charles B. Archeson, Ross Armstrong, George E. Auld, Paul Bain, Gregor * Baker, Bernard, G. Baker, C.C. * Baldwin, Jas. Alfred Baldwin, Reginald Barlow, Percy * Barnes, F.F. Batson, Cliff Beeton, George * Bennett, Rev. A.J. Bethel, P.F. Bilton, A.L. * Bonser, Edward T. Bourne, Henry Brady, Paul J. Brotherston, D.H. Brotherston, L.A. Brown, William * Brownell, Harry Bryan, William Burkhold, Ed Campbell, A. Campbell, Jack Ceser, E.C. Chapman, R.F. * Choate, Harold Church, Edwin Coke, U.V. Colpitts, L.M. Cotter, Charles Cragg, W. Cross, W.W. Cummer, Jack Cummings, W.J. Curtis, --- * Curtis, Joe Curtis, W.E. De Young, Arthur De Young, Wilfred Deverauex, M.T. Dickeson, Donald * Diffey, Herbert Dinwoodie, Dick Dinwoodie, George Dunnill, Stanley Edler, George Wesley Elliot, Jack Elmere, L.L. Enderton, Homer Falk, Harry W. Frakes, Robert Garland, R. Garlock, George Edward Garlock, Willard Edward Gaucher, John Sr. Genest, Alfred Goodbrand, John Goodwin, Richard Gough, W.H. Gray, Alex (British Army) Greig, Peter Griffiths,George Hagen, Benjamin * Hammond, G.A. Hart, Dr. Hugh H. Hart, Jerry Heasley, Wilfred * Heller, Dick * Herold, Ray C. Holbrook, Clyde Holmes, A. Huggins, Jack Hunter, Edward James, Norman Jenson, J. Jespersen, D.H. Jones, Lawrence Kay, Scotty Kidder, Harvey Kidder, Victoria H. Kirby, Frank * Koplin, William (died in camp) Leslie, George Loper, --- Lowe, James A.R. Lowther, C.W. * MacMillan, Wm. (died in camp) Manion, Arthur Austin * Marchant, --- Martin, Arthur Mather, Thomas Maw, John McCarthy, James * McColl, Douglas C. McDonald, D.M. McKay, Dan McKellar, Edmond McKinley, Clark McLean, J.D. McLean, Laughlin * McLeod, D.N. Middleton, Alex * Miller, E.J. Morrison, A.E.S. Muirhead, John M. Murphy, William D. Nasmyth, W.W. O’Hara, Barney Orrick, J.R. * Orrick, Joe (accidentally killed) Osborne, John Osmond, S.C. Paterson, William Pines, H.C. Portier, R.H. Pratt, E.L. * Quanberry, J.H. Reiner, Gotlieb Riley, Harry Ringrose, Frank Ross, Donald N. Shaw, George Shelton, W. Shepard, Ambrose Siegrist, Earl Simpson, Thomas C. Slingsby, E. * Smith, D. * Smith, Herbert Smith, W. * Spalding, Geo. Spencer, E.W. Sprotson, Dr. Stacey, L.G. * Stephenson, --- Stewart, Charles V. Stewart, Wilbur Sully, John A. Synnuck, Jack Tanner, Tom Tate, L.C. * Telfer, Andrew Tetlock, Cecil * Tinlin, W. (died in camp) Tovey, Edgar Trimner, Eldon Trogan,Eldon Trogen, Everet Trostle, Harry Turmoth, G.D. Twyning, W.S. Van Brunt, George * Van Brunt, H.G. Van Dyke, A. Vinton, Frank * Vinton, Fred Vinton, John * Wade, Harry Walsh, J.G. Watson, Ernest Watson, Robert Watt, Bruce White, A.E. White, M. * White, --- (died after returning) Whyte, M. Wigley, Art Wood, B.A. Zehren, J. SECOND WORLD WAR Allsopp, Allin Anderson, George Anderson, Gordon Anderson, Ray Anderson, Wilfred Andrew, Norman Armstrong, Jim Armstrong, W. Ashmore, Robert Auld, Walter Bannick, Herb Bartman, Gordon Bartman, Lloyd Barton, Donald Beamish, Emily Beamish, Winifred Berg, Art Berild, Chris Berild, John Bertsch, Bill Blair, Harry Blair, Robert * Bohush, Eugene Bohush, Russell Boswell, Jim (British Army) Brewer, Allen Buckley, Joseph Buckley, Thomas Burrows, Norman Butler, (Hampton) Elsie Butler, Jack Clark, Alfred Clark, Ralph Clark, Wesley Clarkson, Douglas Coad, Ransom Coffin, Delbert Coffin, Keith Coultis, Violet Daley, F.J. Day, George Demaere, Ted Dewey, William H. Douglas, James * Douglas, William Lloyd Eccles, Gorm Edwards, Charlie Edwards, Dave Edwards, Kenneth Elliot, Jim Elliot, Tommy Elliott, Harvey Gaucher, John Sr. Gaucher, John Jr. Gaucher, Lloyd Givens, George Goodbrand, Jim Gordon, Albert Gordon, Charles Gordon, Jack Gordon, W.A. (Ab) Greer, Bill Grover, (Smereka) Lois Gurnett, Bill Hall, Norman Hall, Wesley Hettler, Adam Hettler, Joseph Hughs, George Hunter, Eddie Hunter, George Hunter, Gordon Hunter, Harry Hunter, Ted * Jackson, Henry Jackson, Mary Johnson, Earl F. Johnson, Norman Johnson, Ralph Johnson, Ted Kachman, Roman Kerner, Jim King, Alex Kleven, Everett Kuczma, Alexander Paul Larson, Ernie Laughlin, John Laughlin, Mervin Lougheed, George Lougheed, Lloyd Lynn, James Jr. MacDonald, Jim Maxwell, Thomas McKeage, J. Mellom, Alden * Mellom, Arthur Mellom, Clarence Mellom, Julius Mellom, Lawrence Munroe, Alex Munroe, Arthur Munroe, Jack Naismyth, John Niles, Isabel Paetz, Henry Pahl, Emerih Pahl, Frank Pahl, Jacob Parsons, Stan Peacock, Gordon Peterson, Ray Pincombe, Arthur L. Roberts, Walter Robinson, Earl * Roseland, Arnold Walter Roy, Don Ruppert, Bill Rutz, Alfred Ryan, Leo Savage, Gordon * Savage, Myron Schlatter, Rudolph Schmidt, Isaac Schmitz, Gordon Schmitz, Grant Schmitz, Norman Schott, Conrad Stilling, Frank Stitt, William Thring, George Thring, Wesley * Tobin, Clifford Turnbull, Gordon Warwick, Frank White, Edwin Wilson, James Zinn, Ross KOREAN WAR Hunter, George Seguin, Emerson *Killed in Action

This memorial is dedicated to the men and women who served. It was erected by the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 202, Strome, Alberta.

Unveiled on 21 October 1921, this memorial was originally dedicated to the local war dead of the First World War. A second plaque was unveiled by Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 55 on 31 August 1947 to honour the local war dead of the Second World War.

This memorial is dedicated to the local war dead of the First and Second World Wars. A Big Valley Cenotaph was originally constructed in 1925 in memory of those who laid down their lives in World War I. The present day population does not remember the precise location. The present day Big Valley Memorial Cenotaph and surrounding Park was built by Leg ion members and commemorated in 1948. This beautiful treed and flowered park is approximately ½ block from the Legion, which is an Original Charter Member. Planters adorn the east and west side of the monument with smaller ones at the base. The Village now maintains the park area and Legion members still voluntarily prune and water the flowers and shrubs as necessary. There is a Dieppe Survivor and subsequent prisoner of war living in Big Valley. In his honour and all other Dieppe Veterans, in conjunction with Alberta Prairie Steam Tours, an annual Dieppe Train Ride and Parade is presented to commemorate them.

This certificate lists the names of the members of the Veteran United Church who served in the Canadian military during the Second World War.

This certificate lists the names of the local war dead and veterans of the First World War.