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City/Municipality
Smeaton
Memorial Number
47003-010
Type
Other
Address
Veterans Street
Location
Beside the Legion
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
53.49034, -104.80803
Submitted By
Audrey Reid
Inscription

[plaque]

IN MEMORY OF THOSE FROM SMEATON AND DISTRICT WHO SERVED AND GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY

"WE WILL REMEMBER THEM"

MIKE BARARABA
GORDON BYERS
BOB CHAPMAN
VICTOR COOK
DONALD HEAD
JOHNNY JACOBSON
DAN YEO

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stele (plaque)
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Saskatchewan
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Dedicated on 15 October 1978 by members of Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 319, this memorial is dedicated to the memory of the local war dead.

City
Smeaton
Country
Canada
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Stone stele
Memorial CF Legacy ID
2981
City/Municipality
Little Fishing Lake
Memorial Number
47003-008
Type
Other
Location
Ranger's Beach
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
54.036198284237, -104.61722691453
Submitted By
Rose Backlund
Inscription

[sign/enseigne]

HOLLOWAY BAY

NAMED FOR
STANLEY HOLLOWAY
IN RECOGNITION OF THE MANY FINE SERVICES HE PERFORMED FOR THIS COUNTRY

VETERAN OF WORLD WAR I
ZONE CHAIRMAN OF THE HUNTER SAFETY PROGRAMME IN N.E. SASKATCHEWAN
PAST PRESIDENT OF THE NIPAWIN FISH AND GAME LEAGUE

ERECTED BY THE COTTAGE OWNERS ASSOCIATION AND THE NIPAWIN FISH AND GAME LEAGUE

AUGUST 14 1966

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sign (front)
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Saskatchewan
Body Content

This memorial, Holloway Bay, is marked by a wooden sign. The sign was erected on 14 August 1966 in honour of Stanley Holloway, a veteran of the First World War.

City
Little Fishing Lake
Country
Canada
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body of water
Memorial CF Legacy ID
2394
City/Municipality
Saskatoon
Memorial Number
47003-007
Type
Other
Address
Needs further research
Location
Overlooking Rocky Point, Lower Fishing Lake.
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
54.027793233823, -104.62003446655
Submitted By
Rose Backlund
Inscription

SMITH POINT
54 N. LATITUDE
104 W. LONGITUDE
THE POINT LOCATED IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF THIS SITE
WAS NAMED IN HONOUR OF
BRUCE ANDERSON SMITH
BORN NOVEMBER 29, 1895 FORFAR, SCOTLAND
DIED SEPTEMBER 15, 1958 CHERRY RIDGE, SASK.
MR. SMITH WAS A
FARMER, SOLDIER, FISHERMAN AND CONSERVATIONIST.
HE BUILT THE FIRST CABIN
ON LOWER FISHING LAKE
IN 1939.
HE WILL ALWAYS BE LOVED BY
KENNETH, DONALD, YVONNE AND FAMILIES.
ERECTED BY HIS FAMILY
JULY, 1986

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Rose Backlund
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detail of plaque
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Saskatchewan
Body Content

Needs further research

City
Saskatoon
Country
Canada
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Cairn with plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
3336
City/Municipality
Shannon Lake
Memorial Number
47003-006
Type
Other
Address
Highway 106
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
0, 0
Submitted By
Rose Backlund
Inscription

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SHANNON LAKE

THIS LAKE IS NAMED IN HONOUR OF HAROLD SHANNON, WHO WAS BORN IN THE KINISTINO DISTRICT IN 1894 AND DIED IN 1958.

HE SERVED HIS COUNTRY DURING WORLD WAR I AND ALSO ACTED AS POSTMASTER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

DURING HIS MANY YEARS IN THE DISTRICT, HE WAS A TRUE SPORTSMAN AND CONSERVATIONIST.

ERECTED BY THE CANADIAN LEGION, SNOWDEN, BRANCH NO. 205, IN COOPERATION WITH THE SASKATCHEWAN DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES.

DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

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Saskatchewan
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This lake, dedicated as a memorial to Harold Shannon, a former soldier, postmaster and justice of the peace, was erected by Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 205 and the Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources. A stone stele is located at the memorial site.

City
Shannon Lake
Country
Canada
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Lake
Memorial CF Legacy ID
2590
City/Municipality
Snowden
Memorial Number
47003-005
Type
Other
Address
Main Street and Railway
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
53.4897, -104.67913
Submitted By
Rose Backlund
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]

TO THE HONOURED BRAVE
WHO VALIANTLY SERVED
IN THE DEFENCE
OF THEIR COUNTRY

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cairn (front)
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Saskatchewan
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This memorial to the war dead was erected by Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 205.

City
Snowden
Country
Canada
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Stone and cement cairn
Memorial CF Legacy ID
2589
City/Municipality
Shell Lake
Memorial Number
47003-004
Type
Other
Address
Memorial Lake Regional Park Grounds
Location
Memorial Hill
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
53.304548801108, -107.06289793174
Submitted By
Audrey Hobman
Inscription

(no wording/aucune inscription)

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Audrey Hobman, Victoria Edwards
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Saskatchewan
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Erected by Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 15, this memorial is dedicated to the local veterans of the First World War. The cross was made by Mr. Charles Cutting. The stone used in the base of the Memorial was collected from the land of those who gave their lives in the First World War. Mr. Bert Proctor was the President and Mr. William Reed was the Secretary/Treasurer of the Legion Branch at that time. Mr. Harry Evans and Mr. Ted Taylor were two of the soldiers who failed to return. The Memorial overlooks the Lake that bears its name (Memorial Lake) as well as the village of Shell Lake.

City
Shell Lake
Country
Canada
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Field stone cairn and concrete cross
Memorial CF Legacy ID
2568
City/Municipality
Christopher Lake
Memorial Number
47003-001
Type
Other
Address
120 Main St, Christopher Lake, SK
Location
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 159
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
53.53967, -105.7931
Submitted By
Edward F. Walker
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]

TO
THE GLORY
OF
COMRADES WHO
MADE THE
SUPREME SACRIFICE

LEST WE
FORGET

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Saskatchewan
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This memorial, erected by Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 159, is dedicated to lost comrades.

City
Christopher Lake
Country
Canada
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Fieldstone cairn and cross
Memorial CF Legacy ID
1124
City/Municipality
Outlook
Memorial Number
47002-025
Type
Other
Address
Railway Avenue West
Location
Down the hill behind the Outlook Legion Hall
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
51.489550856582, -107.05980263778
Submitted By
Victoria Edwards
Inscription

Lest we forget

Killed in action

WWI    WWII

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Outlook memorial
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Outlook Legion Hall
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Saskatchewan
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The tall, black metal monuments that feature engraving and four benches are located on the walking trail just behind the Royal Canadian Legion Hall Outlook Branch#262. The Outlook war memorial was erected on July 12, 2007.

 

City
Outlook
Country
Canada
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Granite
Memorial CF Legacy ID
10235
City/Municipality
Loreburn
Memorial Number
47002-024
Type
Other
Address
Main Street
Location
At the corner of Main Street and Saskatchewan Avenue, near the brick schoolhouse.
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
51.2300661, -106.5984133
Submitted By
Victoria Edwards
Inscription

Loreburn Cenotaph

“In proud and grateful remembrance of the men and women of Loreburn and district who gave and sacrificed in the hour of the empire’s need.”

First World War

P. Milhench
H. Abrams
W. Dredge
A. Elliott
A. Gordon
W. Ellison
N.A. Weir
J. Kerney
J.E. Melville
C.M. Muir
G.J.M. Regg

Second World War

R.E. McWilliams
J.R. Ashworth

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Loreburn Cenotaph rededication 2017
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Loreburn Cenotaph rededication 2017
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In 1927, veterans from Loreburn and area built a monument to their fallen comrades in the centre of the village of Loreburn. They had hauled rocks — likely from the Wankel farm, west of town to construct the stone memorial. Thirteen men are commemorated on the monument — 11 casualties from the First World War, and two from the Second World War.

The 90-year-old monument was recently refurbished by local volunteers. Andy Wong and his wife May led the repairs, removing and replacing the mortar, which had deteriorated over time. Also, the plaques were cleaned and the letters were repainted by Sue Ann Abbott. The project cost roughly $1,200, about half of which was covered by a grant from Veterans Affairs Canada. The rest of the costs were covered by the branch’s Poppy Trust Fund and by the village itself. Legion members, RCMP officers and dignitaries rededicated Loreburn’s cenotaph on June 6, 2017. Around 140 people gathered Tuesday morning for the ceremony. This included close to 100 students from Loreburn Central School, who walked to the site for the occasion. Joe Sitavanc, president of Loreburn-Elbow Branch No. 251 of the Royal Canadian Legion, served as emcee. Special guests in attendance included Sharon Erickson, the Royal Canadian Legion’s zone commander from Moose Jaw, as well as Gord McRae, President of the Legion branch in Davidson, and local MLA for Arm River, Greg Brkich. Guests attendance were two out of the three veterans of World War II who are still members of the Loreburn/Elbow Legion today; Loreburn resident Lyman Peardon and Mistussine resident Father Steve Ripplinger.  Unable to attend the ceremony was Robert Taylor, who lives in Saskatoon.

The youths in attendance played a part in rededicating the 90-year old cenotaph, as Loreburn teacher Shauna George led a handbell choir through a performance of “Let There Be Peace on Earth”.  As well, six students read the names of the 13 men from Loreburn and area that had fought and died during World War I and II.

City
Loreburn
Country
Canada
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Cairn
Memorial CF Legacy ID
9646
City/Municipality
Drake
Memorial Number
47002-023
Type
Other
Address
125 Francis Street
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
51.7460892, -105.0129511
Submitted By
Becky Hehn
Inscription

FOR KING AND COUNTRY
ROLL OF HONOUR
THE FOLLOWING MEN AND WOMEN OF THIS DISTRICT SERVED IN THE ARMED FORCES IN WORLD WAR II.

Village of Drake
Roll of Honour
The following men and women of this distinct served in the armed forces in World War II.

Anderson, Carmen
Appelt, Benjamin
Baker, Cyril
Bartel, Arthur
Brandon, Harold
Burns, Orland
Burns, Mrs. Wendell
Burns, Wendell

Dewar, Harry
Driediger, Abe

Edmunds, Gordon
Ewert, Edward
Ewert, Melvin
Ewert, Waldon
Ewert, Weland
Ewert, Wilfred

Friesen, Abraham
Friesen, David
Funk, Orlando

Gibney, Frank

Harrison, Wallace
Hawes, Roy
Hill, Bruce Jr.
Hill, Bruce Sr.
Hill, Edward
Hodges, Earl
Huculak, Laurence
Huculak, Mathew
Hutchinson, Arthur

Isbister, Ralph

Jantz, Benjamin
Jantz, Orlando
Jones, John

Kennedy, Lloyd
Kennedy, Orville
King, Ray
Klassen, Theodore

Laskowski, Victor
Lawford, George

Mannett, Dallas
Martens, William
McFarland, Wesley
McKinnon, Agnes
McKinnon, John
McLeod, Norman
McNaughton, Blair
McVinnie, John

Neufeldt, Peter
Neufeldt, Aaron
Nueman, Arnold
Nueman, Otto
Nueman, Rheinold
Nueman, Walter

Paul, Cecil
Plaster, Grace
Plaster, Ernest
Plaster, Robert
Pope, William

Redekop, Isaac

Sadler, Laurence
Sadler, Wellington
Schroeder, Elby
Schroeder, Errol
Stevenson, Gordon
Stevenson, Timothy
Strong, Reginald

Thomas, Roy

Wiebe, Roy
Wiebe, Abram
Ward, Virden
Webb, James
Welker, Harold
Welker, Henry
Wiens, Edward
Wiens, Otto
Wiens, William
Wiebe, Arnold
Wiebe, Peter

Zenert, Edward

Village of Drake
Roll of Honour
In Memoriam

Blair, Clayton
Blair, Gilbert

Dewar, Walter
Drake, Marshall

Evers, Henry

Funk, Mervin

Jantz, Harry

McWilliams, Frank
McWilliams, James
Meanwell, Victor

Rempel, Milton

Schmidt, Jacob


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Saskatchewan
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City
Drake
Country
Canada
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Memorial CF Legacy ID
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