Saskatchewan

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For King and Country
Members of
Dodsland Pastoral Charge
United Church of Canada
who volunteered for active service
with
Canada’s Fighting Forces

Armstrong, Gordon
Armstrong, Stewart D.
Allcock, Steele N. *
Allcock, Bruce
Bateman, Arnold E. *
Bateman, Kenneth E.
Burns, William
Bailey, George
Brown, E.A.
Branter, Morely B.
Bolton, Dorothy M.
Close, Lawrence
Card, Jas A.
Campbell, Harold H.
Campbell, R. Douglas
Campbell, Gordon S.
Campbell, Earl
Close, Ronald D.
Corrigall, John A.
Corrigall, Donald M.
Corrigall, Robert L.
Cormack, Henry
Cormack, George
Drummond, Gerald W.
Dousin, John G.
Dobson, Stanley W.
Drummond, Kenneth L.

Frig, Lloyd

Geddes, Walter K
Geddes, Howard M.
Goody, John A.
Gillings, A.E.
Givens, Bruce

Henderson, Frank C.
Henderson, John M.
Hogg, D. Ernest
Hogg, Alexander

Irwin, Charles
Jayes, Frank
Jenn, Clive W.

Kilbeck, Valentine
Kilbeck, Norman R.
Kilbeck, Harold

Lawrence, Edwin
Leslie, Harry W.
Lynds, Avred G *.

Mullins, Robert D.
McLeod, Russell S.
McLeod, Kenneth L.
McLeod, Willowmine
McDonald, Harry E.
McKay, James *
McMillan, J. George
McMillan, Eileen
Morris, Harold H.
Morris, Melvin E.
Mason, Paul H.
MacLeod, Alex G.

Norris, Cecil J. F.

Olsen, Ferdinand C.

Peters, J. Allan
Puttergill, John




Potts, Agnes G.
Perratt, W. James
Phillips, Clifford F.
Playford, Thomas J.
Pinchbeck, Phyllis

Rolston, W.B.
Reece, Alex E.

Seime, Isaac A.
Seime, Henry
Schan, J.P.
Stewart, Robert L.

Thacker, Jesse

Valleau, G. Raymond

Wenzel, James
Wenzel, Gordon S.
Wallis, Gordon G.
Wallis, Harold H.

LEST
WE FORGET
THIS MONUMENT
IS DEDICATED
IN GRATEFUL
REMEMBRANCE OF
THE GALLANT MEN
OF THE
SURROUNDING
DISTRICT
WHOSURRENDERED
THEIR LIVES IN
NOBLE SACRIFICE
AND CHIVALROUS
LOYALTY
IN THE WORLD WAR
1914-1918
1939-1945

[Legion Crest/emblème de la Légion]
1914-18
1939-45
1950-53

1914-18
1939-45
1950-53

[Plaque/plaque]
LEST WE FORGET

1914-1918 WORLD WAR I

[First Column/première colonne]
JOHN ANGUS
HARVEY BURRELL
HENRY HEGGIE
ALEXANDER NESBITT
[Second column/deuxième colonne]
JOHN BERJAUD
JAMES ELLIOTT
PERCY LIGHT
FRANK USHER
[Centered/centrée]
CHARLIE WARD

1939-1945 WORLD WAR II

[First Column/première colonne]
BRUCE TRAINOR
REYNOLD JEANNOTTE
SYLVESTER LORENZ
MURRAY STEWART
OLIVER STINSON
MURDOCK ANDERSON

[Second column/deuxième colonne]
PAUL JONES
GEORGE MARSHALL
LEONARD ELLIOTT
TOM TYDEMAN
WALTER KNUTSON
JOHN WAKEFIELD
[Centered/centrée]
ALFRED LOCKHART

[Concrete Base/base de béton]
NORTH STAR BR. NO. 013

IN MEMORY
OF
OUR COMRADES


"LEST WE FORGET"

BATTLEFORD LEGION
BR. 9 1999

[two bronze plaques either side of the gate - left plaque/deux plaques de bronze de chaque côté de la grille – plaque de gauche]
ERECTED BY
THE CITIZENS OF BATTLEFORD AS A
MEMORIAL
OF THOSE WHO WERE KILLED DURING
THE REBELLION OF 1885

[right plaque/plaque de droite]
IN MEMORY OF
CORPL. R.B. SLEIGH
CONST. D. COWAN
CORPL. T. LOWRY
CONST. P. BURKE
CONST. G. ELLIOTT
MEMBERS OF THE NORTH WEST MOUNTED POLICE
WHO WERE KILLED IN THE VICINITY OF
BATTLEFORD DURING THE REBELLION OF 1885

THIS MONUMENT IS DEDICATED
IN GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE
OF THE GALLANT MEN
OF BATTLEFORD AND DISTRICT
WHO SURRENDERED THEIR LIVES
IN NOBLE SACRIFICE
AND CHIVALROUS LOYALTY
IN THE WAR OF 1914-1918

[at the base/à la base]IN PROUD AND LOVING MEMORY OF THE BATTLEFORD AND DISTRICT YOUNG MEN WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN TWO WORLD WARS [names listed from 1914-1918 & 1939-45 below - There is a separate cairn that is dedicated to Korea with bronze/Cette inscription est suivie des noms des morts de 1914-1918 et 1939-1945. – Un tumulus séparé portant une plaque de bronze est dédié aux morts de la guerre de Corée.]
KOREA 1950-53
[there is another cairn that is dedicated to the North West Rebellion with a Government of Canada bilingual bronze plaque. The town of Battleford is mentioned in the text./Un autre tumulus portant une plaque de bronze posée par le gouvernement du Canada commémore la rébellion du Nord-Ouest. La ville de Battleford est mentionnée dans le texte.]

[park sign/enseigne du parc]

BATTLEFORDS
COL. OTTER PARK

HISTORIC SITE RESTORED IN MAY 1963 BY
The BATTLEFORD LIGHT INFANTRY

PROPERTY & MAINTENANCE BY
The HISTORIC TOWN OF BATTLEFORD

FIRST SEAT OF GOVERNMENT IN THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES

H.D. MCPHAIL PARK
THE CITY OF NORTH BATTLEFORD IS PLEASED
TO HONOUR THE MANY CITIZENS WHO HAVE
SERVED OUR COUNTRY IN THE ARMED
CONFLICTS THROUGHOUT OUR HISTORY
THEIR SUPREME SACRIFICE, DEDICATION AND
COURAGE WILL ALWAYS LIVE ON
TYPICAL OF THIS SERVICE,
DEDICATION AND COURAGE IS
H. D. MCPHAIL, D.F.C.
"HOWDY" MCPHAIL WAS A BOMBER PILOT IN
WORLD WAR II, FLEW MANY MISSIONS,
DEMONSTRATED COURAGE IN ACTION,
WAS SHOT DOWN, AND TAKEN
AS A PRISONER OF WAR.

TO THE GLORY OF GOD

AND IN MEMORY OF THOSE MEN OF MACKLIN & DISTRICT
WHO PAID THE SUPREME SACRIFICE IN WORLD WAR II

"IN MEMORIAM"

J. BUCHNER, T. CASTON, E. DONNELYY, J. SIEBEN, F. GUNDERSON, G. GUNDERSON, G. HENNING

1914-1918
NORTH END
ROLL OF HONOUR
MARK BARKER
ALLAN CABLE
OTWAY B. MAYNE
WILLIAM G. GIGGS NM
ALFRED MILLAR
VICTOR ATKINS MC
HARVEY REED
FRED MILLAR
LEONARD DEALL
ARTHUR GIGGS
JOHN A. GIGGS
WILLIAM C.B. WOOD
ROY ATKINS MM
WILLIAM MANN
CHARLES GOULD ~ANGUS WOOD
IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM J. HALLIDAY
PERCY MACCOY
WILLIAM DAVIE

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN MEMORY OF
THOSE MEN WHO SERVED
IN THE GREAT WAR
1914-1918
IN MEMORIAM
[list of names/liste de noms]