The town of Sintaluta is located about 85 km east of Regina on the Trans-Canada Highway.
The Veterans of both World War I and World War II came together to unveil the Sintaluta War Memorial Cross in August 1948, on Decoration Day. This area is served by the Canadian Legion British Empire Service League (B.E.S.L.) Sintaluta Branch and the Royal Canadian Legion #18 Sintaluta Branch.
Some of the names who have fallen from this area were:
SURNAME | Given | |
Bently | Clarence | WWI |
Bishop | Fredrick | |
Blakley | Roy | WWI |
Boden | J.S. | WWI |
Bogie | Charles | WWI |
Davies | Owen | WWII |
Deane | E.B. | WWI |
Dolter | Leo | WWI |
Forsyth | Charlie | WWI |
Goldsmith | Harry | WWI |
Gotwaltz | Captain E.C. | WWI |
Grey | Malcolm | WWI |
Harper | Harry | WWI |
Hill | Laird Robert | WWII |
Hiscock | L.E. | WWI |
Hodgins | David | WWI |
Jack | Alex | WWII |
Jackson | Arthur | WWII |
Joslyn | Harold | WWI |
Joslyn | Robert | WWI |
Kellow | Claud | |
Luther | Norman | WWII |
McGalasson | Joseph | WWI |
Meers | E.S. | WWI |
Partridge | Charlie | WWI |
Partridge | Harold | WWI |
Reeve | Russell | WWI |
Snelgrove | Robert | WWI |
Wilbur | Garfield | WWI |
Wilson | William | WWI |
Woodhouse | Jack (John) | WWI |
The local history book, Tales of the Red Fox. also lists the veterans who served, and further historical information and photographs for their roll of honour.
Bibliography:
Tales of the Red Fox. Assiniboine Reserve, Town of Sintaluta, Districts Allindale, Durham, Blackwood, Red Fox, And Spring Coulee Sintaluta and District History Book Committee. Box 1984 Sintaluta, SK, S0G 4N0. ISBN 0-88925-498-2. 1985. Friesen Printers, Altona, Mb. pages. 157-174
The Royal Canadian Legion Saskatchewan Command Sintaluta Branch of the Canadian Legion (pdf) Page 45 Date accessed August 5, 2015.
Memorials Details Search Results Sintaluta two brass plaques CMP Home > DHH Home > Military Memorials NICMM > Memorials Details Search Results National Defence and The Canadian Forces. 2008-04-16. Date accessed August 5, 2015.
Sintaluta, Saskatchewan Wikipedia. 27 July 2015, Date accessed August 5, 2015.
Sintaluta The Encyclopedia of Saskatchewan. Canadian Plains Research Center. University of Regina. 2006. Date accessed August 5, 2015.