Other

City/Municipality
Ruddell
Memorial Number
47012-035
Type
Other
Location
Beside the Railway - opposite the Post Office
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
0, 0
Submitted By
Herbert J. Dow
Inscription

[top plaque/plaque du haut]

1914--1918
THEIR
NAME LIVETH
FOREVER MORE

[first column/première colonne]

S. DAVEY
F. SALTER
A. MILLER
J.BECKETT
S. JACKSON
J. McMILLAN
V. C. ANDBOYS

[second column/deuxième colonne]

C. LOCKER
C. BEECHY
H. MATHER
C. PRINGLE
H. ROBERTS
H. CAMPBELL
S. BREMNER

[lower plaque/plaque du bas]

1939-1945

SGT W.H.GILLATT
F/O J.E.WRIGHT

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Herbert Dow
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front view
Province
Saskatchewan
Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to those men who gave their lives in the First World War, unveiled in November 1926 by Mr. Dow. The names of Sgt W. H. Gillatt and F/O J. E. Wright were added after the Second World War.

City
Ruddell
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Cairn with stone cross
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7823
City/Municipality
Duck Lake
Memorial Number
47012-034
Type
Other
Address
147 Front St
Location
Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 246
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
52.81523, -106.22333
Submitted By
Joseph Csiki
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]
Lest We Forget
In memory of those
who gave their lives
For their country
World War 1 World War 2
1914-1918 1939-1945
Korean War
1950-1954
At the going down of the sun
And in the morning,
"We will remember them."


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Joseph Csiki
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plaque
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Saskatchewan
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Needs further research

City
Duck Lake
Country
Canada
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Cairn
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7084
City/Municipality
Saskatoon
Memorial Number
47012-033
Type
Other
Address
Spadina Crescent and 22nd Street
Location
Kiwanis Memorial Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
52.12323, -106.66203
Inscription

needs further research/recherche incomplète

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side view
Province
Saskatchewan
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The Northwest Rebellion (1885) In 1885, Metis leader Louis Riel proclaimed a provisional government in an attempt to call attention to his people's concerns about western Canadian settlement. In response, the Canadian government dispatched the North West Field Force under Major General Middleton, who suffered severe setbacks at the hands of Riel's general, Gabriel Dumont. Dumont's use of surprise raids and ambushes frustrated the Field Force, who were used to more traditional tactics. Riel eventually surrendered at Batoche on May 15, was found guilty of treason and hanged in Regina on November 16, 1885. This statue depicts Metis hero Gabriel Dumont, who successfully escaped to the United States and was later granted amnesty and allowed to return to Batoche.

City
Saskatoon
Country
Canada
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Statue
Memorial CF Legacy ID
6714
City/Municipality
Saskatoon
Memorial Number
47012-032
Type
Other
Address
Meewasin Trail
Location
Kiwanis Memorial Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
52.1269414, -106.6570878
Inscription

needs further research/recherche incomplète

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front view
Province
Saskatchewan
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Named for the legendary association of fountains have with perpetual youth, the Memorial Fountain of Youth is dedicated to those killed in the Second World War (1939-1945). Over one million Canadian men and women enlisted in the Armed Forces during this conflict; of this number, 42,000 died in service. The Kiwanis Memorial Fountain, officially dedicated on June 17, 1947, was built to the "everlasting honour and glory of those who fared forth to war and died that Freedom's cause might triumph." The original fountain was rebuilt and rededicated in 1996 by the Kiwanis Club of Saskatoon and the Meewasin Valley Authority. Source: Path of History - Kiwanis Memorial Park brochure

City
Saskatoon
Country
Canada
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Fountain
Memorial CF Legacy ID
6711
City/Municipality
Mayfair
Memorial Number
47012-031
Type
Other
Address
Rural Municipality of Meeting Lake No. 466, Box 26
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
52.982633489361, -107.59696934637
Submitted By
Debbie L. Wohlberg, Administrator
Inscription

For King and Country
Members of Rural Municipality of Meeting Lake No. 466
Who Have Volunteered for Active Service
with
Canada’s Fighting Forces

Allen, R.C.
Allenby, Gordon
Austin, Alfred
Allen, J.N.
Aumack, Frank
Allen, Jack
Allen, George
Arstall, Henry

Buckingham, Kenneth
Buckingham, Stanley
Braun, John
Bartko, Richard
Bernier, Ralph
Bodnar, William
Buckingham, Herbert
Burgett, George (missing)
Bergen, Frank

Clarkson, George
Cowell, Thomas
Cowell, Stanley
Cowell, John
Cowell, Ralph T.
Clease, Frank
Clease Albert
Cornies, D.
Castle, Harold N.

Dyck, Jacob
Dudderon, Casey

Ebach, Luella

Fehr, Clarence
Fehr, Cornelius
Frazer, S. Newton
Fusick, Thomas

Guenter, Henry
Gillespie, Glenn
Giesbrecht, William
Gardiner, John
Greenslade, Alder

Hellfrich, Norman
Hansford, Fred
Janzen, Peter F. (wounded)
Johnson, Floyd L.
Johnson, Glenn
Johnson, Marvin
Johnson, Burton
Jones, Earl
Johnson, Loyle
Jones, Irvin

Kuzyzk, William
Kostiuk, Mike
Koshley, Mike
Kolaniak, Nick (missing)
Klassen, Abram
Klassen, John
Kwas, John J
Kwas, Peter

Luscombe, Harry A.
Lane, Donald (missing)
Lane, Thomas
Lynn, Maurice R.
Lewis, Phillip B.
Loveniuk, William
Lehman, Thomas
Loveniuk, John

Miseivich, William
Manick, Nickola
Manick, Mike
Martens, P.
Martens, J.
Martens C.R.
McCudden, Dorothy Jean
McCudden, Chester
McLeod, Ian
McLeod, Angus
McLeod, Norman M.
McAllister, Gilbert
McAllister, John

Patterson, Wray
Pitman, Ernest
Pearce, Robert
Pluta, John
Penley, Clarence
Page, Lloyd W.
Page, Clifford
Page, Albert
Pitman, John
Pitman, Hudson
Penley, Sidney
Parenteau, Pearl
Policha, Paul

Reid, Lyman D.
Ricketts, C.K.
Radke, Rudolph
Ricketts, Gordon

Sager, Norman P. (killed)
Studney, Theodore (wounded)
Scotton, Joseph
Schatten, Emil
Saccucci, Albert
Striga, John (wounded)

Tillotson, Vern
Turchaniak, John
Tenetituk, Mike
Tessman, Nicholas

VanDyke, Hendrik
Vandenburghe, Albert L.
Vandenburghe, Emil
Voth, Peter
Voth, Cornelius (wounded)
Vinsky, Harry
Vandenburghe, Marie P.

Wailing, Thomas (wounded)
Wilgan, Mike
Wiebe, Cornelius
Wilkins, George P. (wounded)
Warrenchuk, Steve (wounded)
Wilkins, Leslie

Province
Saskatchewan
Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to Canada's Fighting Forces in R.M. of Meeting Lake No. 466. It was erected by R.M. of Meeting Lake No. 466.

City
Mayfair
Country
Canada
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Honour Roll (paper enclosed in wooden framed picture
Memorial CF Legacy ID
4642
City/Municipality
Duck Lake
Memorial Number
47012-030
Type
Other
Address
Needs further research
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
0, 0
Submitted By
Terry MacDonald
Inscription

GORDON FLOWERDEW

HOMESTEAD AT
THIS LOCATION

AWARDED
THE
VICTORIA CROSS

FOR VALOUR AT
BOIS DE MOREUIL, FRANCE
MARCH 30, 1918

GOVERNMENT OF SASKATCHEWAN

1995

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Terry MacDonald
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Lieutenant Gordon Flowerdew Plaque
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Royal United Services Institute of Regina
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Lieutenant Gordon Flowerdew Plaque
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Province
Saskatchewan
Body Content

The Lieutenant Gordon Flowerdew Plaque was erected by the Saskatchewan Heritage Foundation, Government of Saskatchewan in 1995.

Gordon Muriel Flowerdew was born in Billingford, England on 2 January 1885. As a young man, he came to Saskatchewan in 1903, and later moved to British Columbia. During the First World War he was commissioned as an officer in Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians).

On 30 March 1918 near Moreuil Wood in France, Lieutenant Flowerdew, leading “C” Squadron of the Strathconas, saw two lines of German infantry positions supported by machine guns, one line about two hundred metres behind the other. Flowerdew ordered the squadron to charge. The Canadian cavalrymen passed over both of the German lines, killing many of the enemy with their swords. Wheeling about, Flowerdew led “C” Squadron back over the lines again, which caused the Germans to break and retire. At this point, the squadron had suffered 70 per cent casualties in the charge, including Flowerdew who had been badly wounded. Nevertheless, the survivors managed to establish themselves in the positions formerly held by the enemy, and were able to hold them. Unfortunately,Flowerdew died of his wounds the following day.

Lieutenant Flowerdew’s spirited leadership on this occasion was honoured with the award of a posthumous Victoria Cross.

City
Duck Lake
Country
Canada
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Plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
4495
City/Municipality
Langham
Memorial Number
47012-029
Type
Other
Address
Corner of Main Street East and 3rd Avenue
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
52.3602296, -106.9572651
Submitted By
Hazel E. Epp
Inscription

"FOR KING AND COUNTRY WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE WITH CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES"

ALCOCK, RUSSELL 1916
BEATON, WILLIAM 1917
WATSON, HARRY NO DATE
BROWN, GORDON 1945
BROWN, JACK 1944
EWEN, JACK 1944
HIEBERT, HENRY 1952-KOREA
KAMINSKI, NICK 1944
KROEKER, WALTER 1945
SURBEY, VINCENT 1943
THOMPSON, NORMAN 1943
WHEELER, MENNO 1944

We also remember those who served and have since died:

Raymond Anderson
Harvey Aune
Larry Aune
Lloyd Aune
Roy Balfour
William Barrowclough
Edwin Blushke
Jerry Bryden
Donald Buhr
Harry Chappell
Harvey Chappell
Leonard Chappell
Stanley Chappell
Amos Decker
Melvin Decker
John Dick
Henry Edie
Robert Edie
Abe Epp
John W Epp
Arnold Farquhar
Jack Farquhar
Pete Goertzen
Wilfred Hawkins
Emil Hiebert

Roy Huebert
Henry Jantz
Charles Kargut
John Koenig
Clarence Landes
Clifford Lindgren
Jack Laramore
Jack McCannell
Amelia McIntyre
Cecil McIntyre
Dave McIntyre
Donald McIntyre
Archie McRae
James Munro
Michael O’Rourke
Bill Pankratz
Irwin Pankratz
Sam Penner
Jake Quiring
Jake Remple
Clarence Rhodes
Leonard Rawlyk
William Rhymes
Ralph Schultz
Ted Schultz
Issac Selchen

Marjorie Stabler
William Stabler
Menno Stahl
Gordon Taylor
Harry Tiessen
Edith Tollerud (Day)
Ellsworth Thompson
John Verishine
Elmer Voth
Harry Voth
Herb Voth
Andrew Waldner
Archie Waldner
Mary Waldner (Mallet)
Norman Westad
Clarence Wheeler

They shall not grow old,
as we that are left grow old.
Age shall not weary them,
nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the
Sun and in the morning,
we will remember them.

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Hazel. E. Epp
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Saskatchewan
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The Langham War Memorial was constructed in the 1970's in memory of those who paid the Supreme Sacrifice in the First and Second World Wars, and the Korean War. Trees were planted in memory of each one who paid the Supreme Sacrifice. The maintenance work is mostly completed by Legion Volunteers. There are annual ceremonies held at the Monument on Decoration Day and November 11.

City
Langham
Country
Canada
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Cairn/ trees
Memorial CF Legacy ID
4306
City/Municipality
Mayfield
Memorial Number
47012-027
Type
Other
Address
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in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
0, 0
Inscription

(needs further research/recherche incomplète)

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front view
Province
Saskatchewan
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Needs further research

City
Mayfield
Country
Canada
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Rectangular cairn with cross
Memorial CF Legacy ID
3265
City/Municipality
Saskatoon
Memorial Number
47012-025
Type
Other
Address
2407 Avenue C North
Location
RCAF Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
52.164831, -106.674306
Submitted By
Bill Salt
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]

DEDICATION

THIS MEMORIAL IS DEDICATED TO ALL OFFICERS
AND RANKS OF THE ALLIED AIR FORCE WHO VOLUNTEERED
FOR ACTIVE SERVICE IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD AND
MADE A CONTRIBUTION TO WINNING OF WORLD WAR II
THROUGH DEVOTED SERVICE IN THE BRITISH COMMON-
WEALTH AIR TRAINING PLAN DURING THE YEARS
1941 TO 1945 AT NO. 4 S.F.T.S., ROYAL CANADIAN
AIR FORCE STATION AT SASKATOON, SASK.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CITY OF SASKATOON
NO. 602 LYNX WING, R.C.A.F.A.
ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION

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Saskatchewan
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This plaque is dedicated to the personnel who served during the Second World War having passed through No. 4 S.F.T.S. at Royal Canadian Air Force Station Saskatoon. The memorial was erected by the city of Saskatoon and No. 602 Lynx Wing of the Royal Canadian Air Force Association.

City
Saskatoon
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Canada
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Memorial CF Legacy ID
2201
City/Municipality
Saskatoon
Memorial Number
47012-023
Type
Other
Address
2402 Avenue C North
Location
RCAF Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
52.1644471, -106.6743424
Submitted By
Bill Salt
Inscription

(no wording/aucune inscription)

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Saskatchewan
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This aircraft, a CT33 Silverstar, was flown by the Royal Canadian Air Force in the 1950s and 1960s. It bears the red colour scheme of the Red Knight, a contemporary aerobatic performer. It marks the entrance to the R.C.A.F. Park.

City
Saskatoon
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Canada
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Memorial CF Legacy ID
2200
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