Grand Orange Lodge of Western Canada

BC, AB, SK, MB

Orange Home - Indian Head, Saskatchewan
Est. 1923






Some former Children of the Orange Home of Saskatchewan, Indian Head
Who volunteered for Active Service with Canada's Fighting Forces 1939-45

Aldridge, Kenneth *       Lembach, Raymond
Amundsen, Lloyd           Leinbach, Maurice
Butler, Ira                      McNicol, Earl
Butler, Oliver                 McNicol, Mack  
Callin, Frank                  Moore, Jack
Callin, George               Oliver, Ernest
Cartwright, David          Payne, Walter         
Chalmers, Leon             Rooks, Fred
Chalmers, Lyal              Rooks, William        
Craig, Fergus                Sherring, Edward 
Craven, Albert              Sherring, Leslie
Craven, Elliott               Timlick, Harry
Craven, George            Timlick, Kenneth
Dunn, Allan                   Timlick, Warren 
Ismond, Ernest              Waldron, Thomas      
Ismond, Norton            West, Cyril

*   See Roll of Honour                             
                                 

New Westminster, British Columbia


Children of the True Blue & Orange Home, 1921.

Alberta Protestant Home for Children



Although the building is no longer there, it used to exist at 10621 - 92 street, Edmonton, Alberta and operated from 1935-1966.
Click on link for story
http://www.rewedmonton.ca/content_view2?CONTENT_ID=626

Manitoba

Protestant Orphanage, Pounderville Lot 90, St. Charles. The farm and house are now called Pounderville. Originally it was the Protestant Orphanage maintained by the Orange Order of Manitoba, 1963. The property called 'Elm Tree Farm,' is presently owned by Robert M. Chipman (1980). The suites are occupied by those who have duties relating to the operation of the many enterprises centered at the farm. The children from Camp Manitou still visit there and the tree still provides the focus for the campfire legend. Building completed in 1924.