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IN REMEMBRANCE OF VOLUNTEERS KILLED IN THE RIEL REBELLION AT DUCK LAKE MARCH 26, 1885

PTE. JOSEPH ANDERSON
PTE. ALEX FISHER*
PTE. E.C. ELLIOT*
CAPT. JOHN MARTON*
PTE. D.E. MCKENZIE*
PTE. DANIEL MCPHAIL*
PTE. ROBERT MIDDLETON*
CPL. WILLIAM NAPIER

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THE GREAT WAR

1914-1918

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IN PROUD AND GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE
OF THE MEN AND WOMEN OF PRINCE ALBERT
WHO IN THE HOUR OF THE EMPIRE'S NEED
NOBLY SERVED AND SACRIFICED

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AGE SHALL NOT WEARY THEM
NOR THE YEARS CONDEMN
AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN
AND IN THE MORNING
WE SHALL REMEMBER THEM

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IN PROUD AND GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE
OF THE MEN AND WOMEN OF PRINCE ALBERT
WHO IN THE HOUR OF THE EMPIRE'S NEED
NOBLY SERVED AND SACRIFICED

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THIS MEMORIAL IS DEDICATED TO THE MEN AND WOMEN WHO
SACRIFICED THEIR LIVES IN WORLD BATTLE AND CONFLICTS,
AND IN THE CARRYING OUT OF OTHER DUTIES RELATED TO THE
PRESERVATION OF PLACES AND ORDER TO ALL HUMANITY.

ERECTED BY ARMY, NAVY AND AIRFORCE VETERANS IN CANADA UNIT #222, INCORPORATED, CANADA, COMMEMORATES THE 150 ANNIVERSARY OF THE DOMINION ASSOCIATION DATED MAY 1990.

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THE CRADLED TEAR

THE MEMORIAL IS IN THE SHAPE OF A HUMAN TEAR DROP
REPRESENTING THE TEARS SHED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD FOR
LIVES LOST IN HUMAN CONFLICT. THE EDGES OF THE MEMORIAL
AND BASE ARE "ROCK PITCH" (ROUGH FINISH) REPRESENTING THE
HARSHNESS OF WAR AND CONFLICT. THE TEAR HAS BEEN GENTLY
CRADLED IN A GRANITE BASE REPRESENTING A "TEAR CRADLED/SUSPENDED IN PEACE". THE DOVE HOLDING AN OLIVE BRANCH IS
NOTED AT THE TOP OF THE MEMORIAL REPRESENTING THE SYMBOL
"DOVE OF PEACE" IN ITS FLIGHT AROUND THE WORLD.

THE WORLD GLOBE IS GENTLY BUT FRAGILELY RESTING ON ITS
AXIS AND IS SUSPENDED IN TIME. IT CONTAINS THE CONTINENTS
DEPICTING THE FACT THAT BATTLES AND CONFLICTS HAVE EXISTED
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD RESULTING IN THE LOSS OF LIVES AND
MANY TEARS BEING SHED. WORLD HUMANITY IS REFLECTED AS MAN,
WOMAN AND CHILD DEPICTING THE FAMILIES OF THE WORLD PRAYING
FOR PEACE. THIS MEMORIAL SHOWS HOW VERY FRAGILE PEACE AND
LIFE IS.

THE BASE OF THE MEMORIAL CONTAINS THE CRESTS OF OUR ARMY,
NAVY AND AIRFORCE ETCHED IN GLOBAL DISCS REPRESENTING
MEMBERS WHO CARRIED OUT THEIR DUTIES IN THE BATTLES OR
CONFLICTS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD TO ENSURE WORLD PEACE. THE
COMBINED CREST IS THAT OF THE ARMY, NAVY, AIRFORCE VETERANS
ASSOCIATION (ANA VETS) WHO COMMISSIONED THIS MEMORIAL.

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THIS CAIRN AND ADMINISTRATION BUILDING IS DEDICATED BY THE LADIES AUXILIARY TO THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION, SASKATCHEWAN COMMAND, PRINCE ALBERT BRANCH #002, TO COMMEMORATE THEIR 60TH (DIAMOND) ANNIVERSARY.

ALSO IT IS DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF THOSE MILITARY VETERAN PIONEERS OF CANADA, WORLD WAR I, WORLD WAR II, AND THE KOREAN CONFLICT WHO REST IN PEACE IN THE HALLOWED GROUNDS OF THIS CEMETERY.

DATED SEPT. 1991

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ERECTED IN HONOR OF ALL
WHO SERVED AND FOR THOSE
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN THE DEFENCE OF
OUR COUNTRY

LEST WE FORGET

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PLACED HERE THROUGH THE GENEROSITY OF
COMRADE VICTOR DINGHAM OCT 1986

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TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN THE HONOUR OF THE MEN OF THIS CHURCH WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM 1914-1918

D.C. BANNERMAN
F.L. BARLOW
L.B. BARNARD
P. CROCKFORD
J. COTTAN
C. HARDY
H. FISHER
G. FORBES
J. FALCHER
G. BEVERIDGE
W. GRIFFIN
H.T. COSTER
H. HAWKINS
F.N. HARMER
S. ROBSON
D.F. GOW
H.R. HANDCOCK
A.H.M. PEIRCE
O. KEYWORTH
T. LOFTHOUSE
J. MANSFIELD
M. KEMP
H. TURNER
E. MARSHALL
S. MCDONALD
A.B. MACGREGOR
R. DARCY STICKLAND
T.A. SCHOFIELD
A.N. SMITH
F.N. ROSS
P. MAIR

To the glory of God and in honour of the men of this church who gave their lives in the cause of freedom 1914-1918

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1939-1945

THE MEMORIAL HONOR ROLL

OF THE 104 OFFICERS & MEN OF THE CITY OF PRINCE ALBERT WHO FELL IN THE "SECOND WORLD WAR"

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

Re-Dedication

Are we worthy of them, O Lord
who have died through the weary years
who did not yield
on a shell-torn field
has their sacrifice died with our tears?

Are we worthy of them, O Lord
who met death in the burning sky
they were young and strong
they have sung their song
must its echos fade and die
are we worthy of them, O Lord
who have died on the wind-swept seas
in their sunken craft
on a broken raft
oh Lord are we worthy of these?

They were eager for Life and Love
death has withered them, root and stem
let us pray, O Lord
on broken sword
let us pray to be worthy of them

Alder W.M.
Anderson H.E.
Aselton O.
Attree E.
Attree V.
Barkwell J.
Beardall J.H.
Bernard F.J.
Boehn J.
Brakewell R.D.
Broadbent R.C.
Brock R.
Berkosky J.
Brunning I.
Busik F.
Carter S.M.
Church H.W.
Cogger L.
Colvin D.
Colvin J.
Cook G.I.
Coombs R.
Crawford W.B.
Cromwell F.
Davy W.H.
Delorme J.B.
Delorme M.P.G.
Dirks W.M.
Edwards R.E.
Eldridge F.M.
Else J.
Fordham R.
Forest J.K.
Foulds R.F.
Fournier W.A.
Fredrickson V.I.
Gillies K.
Graham I.
Green A.F.
Gurney R.J.
Habkirk E.R.
Hadley K.
Hadley N.
Hanson G.
Harry W.R.
Henderson R.H.
Hill I.J.
Hill D.
Holmes a'Court W.A.
Irwin W.G.
Jacques A.
Keller F.
Kelly R.F.
Kemp D.S.
Krause J.
Lariviere J.
Leask C.C.
Lederhouse I.D.
Logue J.
Long M.
Lowe L.
Matheson R.
Matthews T.
Mitchell W.
Mollard L.
MacDonald J.D.
MacDonald W.J.
MacPherson J.H.
McBeath T.
McBride G.
McBride J.D.
McBride G.J.
McConecky D.
McGunigal P.
McKeen L.
McLennan J.E.
McWilliams G.
McWilliams I.
Neil J.N.
Nelson, J.A.
Parks R.
Perry I.
Pete M.P.
Pringel R.
Pudy C.; Quinton J.; Robertson C.; Rowe T.; Shortridge R.; Simpson D.; South G.; St. Pierre A.; Tabbernor S.E.; Taylor R.F.; Thompson J.; Topping F.W.; Trail W.; Waterbury O.; Wormworth T.; Wykes R.; Wylie J.F.; Zaleschuk D.

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ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION

WALL OF VALOR

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LEST WE FORGET

ERECTED TO THE MEMORY
OF THE MEN OF MELFORT
AND DISTRICT WHO FELL
IN THE GREAT WARS

1914 — 1918.
1939 — 1945.

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THE REGINA RIFLE REGIMENT

The Regina Rifle Regiment originated in Regina on 3 July 1905 as an infantry unit originally designated
the 95th Regiment. During the First World War it served as the 28th Battalion Canadian Expeditionary
Force, part of the 2nd Canadian Infantry Division, with 933 lives lost and 18 Battle Honours awarded.

Known as the Regina Rifles Regiment when the Second World War began, the full Regiment was mobilized
for active service on 24 May 1940. It embarked for Britain in August 1941 and saw action in Europe with
the 7th Infantry Brigade of the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division. On D-Day, 6 June 1944, the Regina Rifles
landed among the first wave and advanced inland, securing all its objectives for the initial assault.
As part of the 1st Canadian Army the Regiment fought through Normandy, then along the Channel
ports into Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany. Some of their most bitter fighting was in
the Battle of the Scheldt, fighting through flooded land against a determined foe, and helping to
take part in the liberation of the Netherlands and was in action in Germany when the war
in Europe ended. The unit was awarded 30 Battle Honours for its service.
The Regiment exists today as They Royal Regina Rifles.

A total of 453 members of the Regiment lost their lives in the Second World War
and lie buried in Commonwealth War Grave Cemeteries in Europe.
Many others suffered physical and psychological injuries.

WE SHALL REMEMBER THEM

THE ROYAL UNITED SERVICES INSTITUTE OF REGINA
Honouring the Canadian Armed Forces and its members past and present