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the, Mrs. Jack MacKenzie,
R. 3, Lucknow, He is also
survived by 15 grandchildren
and four great grandchild-
ren.
He was predeceased by
one soil, Murray.
Boy„r,e•',• • -e rauk• Wallace of -Ripley. Mr. —F-lowe r b ear e of—the_late_Jolm_f_The fi!neral was-held-Dec,
, •• • •
• dchildreni, . Brent • • and .
Trevor. Also • surviving
Owen Sound General and
Marine Hospital, December
2,. 1980, following a lengthy
He was 81,
A farmer in Huron Towia-
ship until his retirement to
Kincardine in 1967, he was.
ALBERT ANDREW 1980, in his 60th year,
GAMMIE Mr. Poilock was born in
Albert Andrew Gammie of Huron Twp, on May 4 ,
ROSS Street, Lucknow died in
Wingham and District. Hos-
pital on Sunday, November
30, 1980 in his 83rd year.
ton County on July 21,.:1898,''Oar dine on May 10, 1941.
HelhoVed to the Lucknow He was a member of the
area in 1922 and farmed in Royal Canadian Legion,
West W'awanosh Township Branch No. 440, and the The funeral and
until 1942 when his son, Ross Masonic Lodge, Kin- commit al services were
took over . the farm. He cardine. held Sunday, December
moved into' Lucknow where Left to mourn his 7, 1980, from, the
he resided until his death. passing, along with his M a c Ke n z ie c Cr e a th
A'rural mail carrier fOr-32- wite-arerune son-OarYnf Funeral - Horne; 'Ripley,
in years, he retired in 1974. Pickering, daughter-- with . Rev. Jim Bushell
Mr. Gammie also served law. Karen, and 2 gran- officiating. Burial be in
on West Wawanosh Town-
ship Council for a number of
years.
He is survived by 'his
second: wife, WinnifredWeb-
ster, whom he married at
Fergus on September 14, --
1955,
He is also survived by his
son, Ross of West Wawa-
nosh, daughters, Helen,
Mrs. Eric Hackett of Huron
Township; Dorothy, Mrs.
Harvey Ratz of Shipka; three
step-daughters, Shirley Mac-
Lerman., Kincardine; Betty,
Mrs. Jim Blue, Windsor;
Donna, Mrs. Don Cook,
London, and two stepsons,.
Garry Johnston:: Clinton,
B.C. and Douglas Johnston,
Kiric'ardine.
He is also survived by a
brcither, Bruce 'Gammie of
Elora, 14 grandchildren and
six great grandchildren.
He was predeceased by his
first wife,t Margaret Ann
WoocSin 1946, a son;' John`'.
and 11rothers and sisters.
The fune s held from
the MacKenzie and Mc-
Creath Fuheral - Home in
Lu&now on Tuesday, Dec-
ember '2, 1980 at 2 p.m.
Rev. Hugh Nugent of
Ripley Presbyterian Church .
conducted 'the service in the
absence of Rev. William
1921, the son, of the late
Ernest Polio ck and
Sophia. Hang. He was
married to Beatrice
to
Riigley Cemetery.
allbearers were John
. MacDonald, Jim
MacDonald, William,-
Robert. Lowry, Smith
Lowry, Douglas Liddle,
and jack Farrell.
ductitig the servite,
Pallbearers were Herb
Ernmerton, Leonard Reid,
and grandsons; Peter Wal-
den, Brock 'Walden, Riy •
Chowen_andjohn Larsen.
Burial followed in. Kincar-
dine Cemetery.
ALL MERPIANDISE
are ohe Sister, Lucille
Fischer of Teeswater,
and three' "brothers,
Dawson d Brampton,
and ' Clarence' and
Pollock was predeceased Wray Osborne, Glen. Sydney Walden and Jane ember 4, 1980 from the
by one infant son and one< Stanley, Jim Brooks., Eleanor Beattie of Huron Linklater Funeral Home with
brother, Lorne, Walter Farrell, Gordon Township. He was born in "Rev. Robert POtman Con-
Stewart, Earl Farrell an.d `Huron Township on. May 12,
Douglas MacDonald. 1899.
He married Gertrude Lil-
JAMES ROBERT lian Pollock in fluroir Town-
[BERT] WALDEN ship on March 17, 1926.
Besides . his wife, he is.
James Robert (Bert) Wal- survived by his sons, Glen of
den of Kincardine died in Lucknow and daughter, Ber-
MlunThavi-Of -Luckiiqcv Pfes-
byterian Church.
Pallbearers were Clarence
Greer, Vernon Hunter, Arm-
strong Wilson, Wilbur
Brown, Alex Andrew and
Roy Finlayson.
Temporary entombmeht
:followed. in South Kinloss
Mausoleum with spring bur-
ial in Greenhill Cemetery.
MELVILLE POLLO.CK
Melville Wesley
Pollock of R.R. 2, Ripley,
passed away in' Kin-
cardine and District •
General Hospital on
Friday, December 5,
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The last Leo Dance Was
held November 7 vvith music
by Turntable. A good time
was had by all those at-
tending. The next dance will
beheld sometime in the New
Year.
The Leos are also planning
a Senior Citizens Supper
again this year, Tickets have
started to sell and are
available from any Leo mem-
ber.
The supper will be held
December 18 at Community
Centre at 6.30 with a short
program to follow. Tickets
are available by calling 528-,
3230 after 4.30.
master charge
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