| Onanole, Manitoba
The War Memorial was constructed in 1984 in memory of the war veterans and pioneers.
This cairn situated in the village of Onanole, was built at a cost of $3000.00. It was financed by the Onanole Legion Branch #191, and the Onanole United Church, and a substantial donation from Elsie Hall of Victoria B.C. Tom Arkison built the base and Dave Proven provided the stone. A Dedication Service was held on Nov. 11th, 1984.
There are three plaques on the Cairn.
The plaque on the front, facing east reads: "This cairn erected by the Onanole United Church, and the Onanole Legion Branch #191, Dedicated Nov.11, 1984.
The plaque on the right side facing north, reads as follows:
"To honor all those comrades who paid the supreme sacrifice, in both World Wars 1914-1918 and 1939-1945."
The plaque on the left side facing south reads as follows:
"To honor World War I veterans and pioneers who settled in this area, and their children who served in World War II."
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