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FATH, JEAN IRENE OF CHAMPION, ALBERTA DIED SUDDENLY NOVEMBER 28, 1993 NEAR BARONS, ALBERTA.
JEAN WAS BORN NOVEMBER 30, 1921, AT BLACKIE, ALBERTA. SHE LIVED ON THE FAMILY FARM AT DINTON UNTIL SHE GRADUATED FROM THE HIGH RIVER HIGH SCHOOL. SHE THEN ATTENDED NORMAL SCHOOL IN CALGARY. SHE BEGAN TEACHING AT YALE SCHOOL EAST OF CHAMPION FROM 1941 TO 1944 THEN SHE TAUGHT AT COALHURST UNTIL 1947 WHEN SHE MARRIED RAYMOND FATH.
JEAN SERVED AS PRESIDENT OF THE CHAMPION I.O.D.E. AND C.W.L (ST. MARY’S ALTER SOCIETY).
BELOVED WIFE OF RAYMOND FATH OF CHAMPION, LOVING MOTHER OF A DAUGHTER GLENDA(GERRY) CUTFORTH OF HIGH RIVER,

MORRISON, BRIDGET LORNA ALICE DIED SUDDENLY NOVEMBER 28, 1993 NEAR BARONS, ALBERTA AT THE AGE OF 46 YEARS.
BRIDGET WAS BORN AUGUST 19, 1947 AT KILMAR, QUEBEC SHE MOVED TO ONTARIO THEN TO SOURIS, MANITOBA WHERE SHE MET AND MARRIED CECIL MORRISON IN JULY OF 1966. THEY CAME TO CHAMPION IN 1968 WHERE SHE RAISED HER BOYS PAUL AND DALE, THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF HER LIFE. SHE BEGAN WORKING OUT OF THE HOUSE FIRST AT GATENBY’S GROCETERIA, THE POST OFFICE, CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK AND FOR THE PAST SEVEN YEARS AT THE ALBERTA WHEAT POOL WHERE SHE WORKED AS SECRETARY AND

KLIPPERT, HOWARD BEVERLY “HOWIE”, PASSED AWAY AT VULCAN, ALBERTA NOVEMBER 20, 1993 AT THE AGE OF 68 YEARS, FOLLOWING A BRIEF BATTLE WITH CANCER.
HOWIE WAS BORN MAY 7, 1925 AT KINDERSLEY, SASKATCHEWAN. DURING WWII, HOWIE SERVED IN THE NAVY ON THE HMCS “ONTARIO”. HOWIE WAS EMPLOYED WITH TRANSALTA UTILITIES FROM 1948 UNTIL HIS RETIREMENT IN 1984. MOST OF HIS CAREER WAS SPENT IN VULCAN WHERE HE WAS AN ACTIVE LIONS CLUB AND ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION MEMBER. HE ALSO SERVED ONE TERM ON TOWN COUNCIL.
HOWIE IS SURVIVED BY HIS WIFE LILL OF VULCAN, TWO SONS TOM (LEILA) OF LETHBRIDGE AND RICK

LONG, JOHN BARRIE “JACK”, PASSED AWAY AT ALBERTA HOSPITAL, PONOKA, ALBERTA NOVEMBER 14, 1993 AT THE AGE OF 64 YEARS.
JACK WAS BORN JANUARY 5, 1929 AT CALGARY, ALBERTA WITH HIS TWIN BROTHER ROBERT. THEY RESIDED IN CHAMPION ON THE FARM WHERE THE WHOLE FAMILY WAS INTRODUCED TO FLYING. JACK MARRIED JEAN CAMPBELL THEN THEY MOVED VANCOUVER WHERE HE WORKED AS A REALTOR FOR MANY YEARS. IN 1969 JACK REMARRIED DORIS COX AND FARMED WITH HIS BROTHER BOB. JACK HAS BEEN IN ALBERTA HOSPITAL FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS.
BELOVED FATHER OF A DAUGHTER CARRIE (DAVID) JOHNSON. HE IS ALSO SURVIVED BY

DANIELS, ALICE MAY PASSED AWAY AT THE VULCAN GENERAL HOSPITAL NOVEMBER 12, 1993 AT THE AGE OF 73 YEARS.
ALICE WAS BORN MAY 1, 1920 AT WHITLAW, ALBERTA. SHE MOVED WITH HER MOTHER TO REGINA IN 1937, THEN TO CALGARY IN 1939 WHERE ALICE WORKED AS AN EGG GRADER. IN 1943, DURING THE WAR SHE MOVED TO VANCOUVER TO WORK FOR THE GOVERNMENT TO REGRADE EGGS THAT WERE SENT ON TO THE MEN IN THE BATTLE FIELDS. SHE RETURNED TO CALGARY IN 1945 AND FOLLOWING THE DISCHARGE OF HER FORMER CLASS MATE AT CEYLON, SASKATCHEWAN, ALBERT DANIELS, THEY WERE MARRIED IN

HOWERTON, RICHARD HOWARD “DAHL”, LIFE LONG RESIDENT OF VULCAN, PASSED AWAY AT THE VULCAN GENERAL HOSPITAL ON NOVEMBER 3, 1993 AT THE AGE OF 78 YEARS.
DAHL, AS HE WAS AFFECTIONATELY CALLED BY HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS, WAS BORN ON THE FARM IN THE THIGH HILL AREA EAST OF VULCAN JULY 10. 1915 WHERE HE HAS CONTINUED TO LIVE HIS WHOLE LIFE AND WHERE HE ATTENDED THIGH HILL SCHOOL.
DAHL LOVED THE FARM AND FARMING, HE WAS ALSO VERY MECHANICALLY INCLINED. WHILE ON THE FARM, HE WOULD REPAIR, AT FIRST HIS OWN TRACTORS, CARS AND TRUCKS THEN LATER WORKED WITH HIS BROTHER

BUTCHER, MARIA MAY OF CARMANGAY, ALBERTA AND FORMERLY OF PICTURE BUTTE AND NOBLEFORD, PASSED AWAY AT THE LITTLE BOW AUXILIARY HOSPITAL, CARMANGAY, ALBERTA ON OCTOBER 27, 1993 AT THE AGE OF 100 YEARS.
BELOVED MOTHER OF TWO DAUGHTERS, PHYLLIS (JOHN) FREMETAD OF BARONS AND JOAN (HENRY) FRASER OF CARMANGAY, SIX GRANDCHILDREN LAWRENCE, SUSAN, JANE, MARIAN, PHILIP AND ANDY AND EIGHT GREAT GRANDCHILDREN.
SHE WAS PREDECEASED BY HER HUSBAND PHILIP HENRY, A DAUGHTER MAY, SON PHILIP AND HER PARENTS.
FUNERAL SERVICE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1993 AT 11 A.M. AT EMMANUEL ANGLICAN CHURCH, CARMANGAY WITH REV. ED KOSTYK OFFICIATING.
INTERMENT CARMANGAY CEMETERY.
VULCAN FUNERAL HOME, DIRECTORS. TELEPHONE

BOURQUE, LLOYD MELVIN PASSED AWAY AT THE VULCAN GENERAL HOSPITAL ON OCTOBER 25, 1993 AT THE AGE OF 76 YEARS.
LLOYD WAS BORN MARCH 3, 1917 AT MORDEN, MANITOBA. MOST OF LLOYD’S EDUCATION WAS RECEIVED IN MELVILLE, SASKATCHEWAN WHERE HE ALSO WORKED AT MANY JOBS. HE JOINING THE ROYAL CANADIAN ARTILLERY IN JUNE OF 1942, WHERE LLOYD SERVED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CENTRAL EUROPE UNTIL HIS DISCHARGE IN JANUARY OF 1946. HE RETURNED HOME AND FARMED, AND WITH HIS BROTHER OPERATED AT A GAS STATION.
IN 1959 LLOYD MOVED TO CARMANGAY WHERE HE WORKED AT THE SEED CLEANING PLANT FOR A

SINCLAIR, STUART ALLAN, AGE 76 YEARS, OF VULCAN, ALBERTA DIED PEACEFULLY AFTER AN EIGHT WEEK ILLNESS AT THE BOW VALLEY CENTRE, CALGARY GENERAL HOSPITAL ON OCTOBER 19, 1993.
HE WILL BE GREATLY MISSED BY HIS LOVING WIFE OF 43 YEARS, JEANETTE, HIS FOUR DAUGHTERS AND SON-IN-LAW, MAUREEN SINCLAIR, RHONDA SINCLAIR, JUNE AND ROB PIRIE, AND ALAYNE SINCLAIR, HIS GRANDSONS, JESSE SINCLAIR AND ADAM PIRIE, BROTHER GORDON SINCLAIR AND HIS FAMILY OF ONTARIO, HIS BROTHER WALTER SINCLAIR’S FAMILY OF B.C., HIS COUSIN ELLA LEWIS OF BURNABY, B.C., AND HIS COUSIN KEN MCLEAN OF VULCAN AND HIS FAMILY. HE WILL ALSO BE REMEMBERED

MARLO EDNA DANN PASSED AWAY SUDDENLY AT HOME IN VULCAN, ALBERTA OCTOBER 18, 1993 AT THE AGE OF 53 YEARS.
MARLO WAS BORN AUGUST 3, 1940 AT RIDDING MOUNTAIN, MANITOBA THEN MOVED WITH HER PARENTS TO WINNIPEG WHERE SHE ATTENDED SCHOOL. SHE CAME TO CALGARY IN 1978 TO BEGIN HER TRAINING AS REGISTERED NURSING ASSISTANT. SHE WORKED TEN YEARS AT BOWCREST NURSING HOME UNTIL 1988 WHEN HER HEALTH LEFT HER UNABLE TO CONTINUE WORKING.
SHE MOVED TO NAMAKA, ALBERTA THEN IN 1990 TO VULCAN WHERE SHE HAS RESIDED SINCE. MARLO WAS A LONG-TIME MEMBER OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION IN CALGARY, STRATHMORE