Douglas Wayne Brown Dies in Hawaii Vacation Accident
Douglas Wayne Brown died accidentally on January 16 1978 while vacationing in Honolulu Hawaii. Born in Winnipeg on March 1 1949 he served with the RCMP from September 24 1969 with postings in Surry BC Roberval QC Lac la Biche AB Leduc AB and Edmonton where he died. He earned a skydiving trophy a boxing Silver Gloves Championship Trophy an RCMP golf trophy and a snow skiing silver medal. He left a large family including parents Mr and Mrs Lionel Brown sisters Gayle Elaine and Christine brothers Gordon Ian and fiancé Constable Jan Dalton. Funeral conducted January 23 in Hamiota United Church with RCMP pallbearers. Interment in Chapel Lawn Winnipeg. Rest in Peace Doug.
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Brown
Douglas Wayne
Honolulu
Hawaii
Winnipeg
Hamilton
Kitchener
Ontario
Oak River
Manitoba
RCMP
Surry
B.C
Roberval
Quebec
Lac la - Biche
Alberta
Leduc
Edmonton
Doug
Lionel Brown
Gayle
Hamiota
Gordon
Elaine
Charles Wyatt
Toronto
Ian
Christine
Gayle Brown
J.S. Brown
Miami
Violet Clyne
Boissevain
Constable Jan Dalton
Cochrane
Canada
United States
H. Lynas
Hamiota United Church
Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens
Headingly
Engagement Announced for Kelley Jean Zorn to Terence Pollock
Mr and Mrs Donald Zorn of Golden British Columbia announce the engagement of their oldest daughter Kelley Jean to Terence Donald Pollock eldest son of Mr and Mrs Donald Pollock of Hamiota Manitoba.
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Donald Zorn
Golden, B.C
Kelley Jean
Terence Donald Pollock
Donald Pollock
Hamiota
Manitoba
Thankful notes from Cardale and Strathclair communities
Readers express gratitude for kindness and support after bereavement hospital care and social events. Messages from Jeanne Franks Ken and Ethel Fortune Lionel and Eileen Brown Vern and Wendy Franks thank doctors nurses RCMP liaison officers pallbearers and organizers for medical care, sympathy, and help during hard times in small towns.
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Wendy
Vern
Cardale
Strathclair
Doug
H. Lynas
Jim Cockburn
RCMP
Edmonton
Virden
Lionel
Eileen Brown
Alexander Powell Passes at Selkirk Hospital in 72nd Year
Alexander Powell, aged 71, died January 9 1978 at Selkirk Hospital after a long illness. Born October 1 1906 in Miniota Municipality, he farmed with brothers, worked in Flin Flon and Winnipeg, was a keen athlete in baseball, hockey, curling and boxing, married Jean Ross in 1946, lived in Winnipeg then Milwaukee, retired nine years ago, spent last years in hospital and at his sister Sue in Selkirk. He is survived by wife Jean, three sisters, ten nephews and three nieces. Funeral January 13 1978 at Miniota United Church, Rev. Lloyd Lovering. interment Miniota Cemetery. Carscadden Funeral Home. Tea at Drop-In Centre after service.
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Selkirk
Selkirk Hospital
Alexander Powell
Miniota
John and
Isabella (MacDonald) Powell
Flin Flon
Winnipeg
Alex
Jean Ross
Regina
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Sue
Martin
Lorne
Sarah
Jean
George Stanger
Susan
Tom Jasper
Grace
Vancouver
B.C
Herb Flannery
Violet
Pipestone
Manitoba
Miniota United Church
Lloyd Lovering
George Bruce
Robert Clarke
Lloyd Horner
William Peel
Lloyd Taylor
Alfred Foster
George Peel
Dave Stewart
Edwin Stowe
Frank Rowan
Grodon Long
Gifts and gratitude mark 25th anniversary celebration
Russell and Bernice express thanks to friends neighbors and family for gifts and money given free for their 25th anniversary and for gathering at their home for the evening. They say it was much appreciated.
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Vern
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Douglas Wayne Brown
Best
Buckingham
Toews
C.W. Buckingham
R.M.B. Toews
Man, and Sask
R.M. McNeill
Los Angeles
Jeanne Franks
Ken and
Ethel Fortune
Hamiota Hospital
Hudson, Hames and
Lall
Hudson
Pearl Bell Shoal Lake
Vern and
Wendy Franks
William Strachan
Carscadden Funeral Home
Russell and
Bernice
Decker
Brandon
Don Gregory
Earl Gregory
Darroch Electric
Warren Darroch
Man
Massey-Ferguson
Parts & Equipment
Milton Ostash
Shoal Lake
Massey Ferguson
S.M. Pedrow
Hamiota, Man
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