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MURRAY DYER
Murray Dyer of St.
Catharines •died on
Monday, January 21 after
a lengthy illness .at the
age of 70:
He is survived by his
wife, Ruby (Dickson)
Dyer of St.. Catharines-,
formerly "of Port Albert;
two daughters,' - Mrs.
Robert (Pat) Zimmer of
Trent e , Ontario and
Mrs. Cliff ''',(Shirley)
McDonald of St.
Catharines; and one son,
Larry of Markham,
Ontario.
Interment was in Eden
Mills Cemetery.
HERBERT MILLER
Herbert Miller, 87, a
former 'resident of 74
Third Avenue,
Schumacher, died on
Saturday, January 26 at
the Lady Isabella Nur-
sing Hornein Trout
Creek.
He was born May 11,
1892 in Haliburton and
moved to the Porcupine
area in 1910.
He married Hazel
Margaret Orr on
November 3, 1920 in South
Porcupine. She
predeceased him.
The late Mr. Miller
Members ' of the
Schurnacher Fire
Brigade' wer.e
-pallbearer's. •• Legion
members formed the
guard of honor and
sounded the Last Post
and reveille.
Interment was , in
Tisdale Cemetery. .
retired from the Ontario
Northland Railway in
1962.
He served with the' 87th
Battalion,, Canadian
Grenadier Guards in
France and Belgium
from 1915 to 1919 and was
a charter member of
Royal Canadian Legion
Branch. 88.
He WasalsoMa member
of Trinity United Church,
Schumacher Volunteer
Fire Brigade, McIntyre
Concert. Band and Royal
Canadian Legion Branch
88 Concert Band. .
. He had served a
number of years on the
Schumacher ` Public
School Board too.
He is survived by three
sons, Thomas of Westhill,
Neil of Acton and Lloyd of
H-unt-sviile ; t -h -r -e -e
daughters, Olive Lumby
of. Goderich, Ann
Bowman of Frankford
and Lorna Hayes of
Oshawa; 21 grand-
children; nine great-
grandchildren; and one
sister, Stella McLeod of
Iroquois Falls.
A funeral service was
held on, Tuesday, January
29 at the Stephens
Funeral Horne Chapel.
FREDERICK
MCCULLOUGH
Frederick McCullough
of 128 Bruce Street East,
Goderich, died in
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital on
Wednesday, January 30
at the age of 79.
He was born in
Goderich Township on
March 26, 1900 to Simon'
and Elizabeth
(McConnell)
McCullough.
He married Elizabeth
Pearson in. Bayfield on
June 13, 1928. They lived
in Goderich Township
until moving to Goderich
in 1934.
The late Mr.
McCullough was a
labourer at Sifto Salt
Block until his retirement.
in 1965.
He was a member of
Victoria Street United
Church.
He is survived by his
wile; five chitdre'n,`
Mervin Douglas of
Waterloo, "Gordon ' ben-
jamin—pian, -
Bruce Arnold of London;
Mrs.. Roy (Shirley Diane)
Hinsperger of. Waterloo;
and Norman Frederick of ;
Londonand' "13 grand-
children.
A funeral service was
held surer Finiera.l _
Home, on Friday,
February 1 at 2 p.m. The
Reverend John D.M.
Wood officiated.
Interment was in the
Maitland Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Ray
Barker, Hugh McCrostie, -
George Hadden, John
Craig, lm Morris and
Gordon Walters.
MRS. C. ELMER •
-(M-AE DICKSON)
TAYLOR
Mae R. Taylor, wife of,
the Reverend Elmer
Taylor of 77 Edelheim
Road, Albright Gardens,
died on Thursday,
January ,31 in West
Lincoln Memorial
Hospital, Grimsby at the
age of 81.
Besides her husband,
she is survived by a son,
Dicltson of , Scarborough;
three daughters, Noreen
of Toronto, Mrs. John
(Marjorie) Smeaton of
Ottawa, and.Mrs. Gordon
(X.avciynne) Jackson of
London; three brothers,
Thomas and " Melvin
Dickson, both of Goderich
and Fred Dickson of
Kelowna, 'British -
Columbia; three sisters,
Miss Wilhelmina Dickson
of Beamsville, Mrs. Ruby
Dyer of St. Catharines
and Mrs. Harvey (Cora)
Bryans' of London; and
eight grandchildren.
Interment was. in
Beamsville Cemetery.
LT. -COL.
DOUGLAS CHARLES
NESS WILSON
Lt. -Col. C. N. Wilson
(retired Royal Canadian
Pay Corps), died in
Toronto on Thursday,
January 24.
He was born March .3,
1907 in Goderich to James
and Louise (Gibson)
Wilson. He attended
Central School and
Goderich Collegiate
Institute and moved to
Toronto in 1923.
He went overseas with
2nd Division Signals, and
served in Britain, France
and the Netherlands. At
the end of the war, on his
turn to Cama, he
remained in- the army,
transferring to theRoyal
ariadian Pay Corps, and
was posted to Halifax,
Ottawa, Edmonton,
Calgary and Winnipeg.
When he retired from
the armed forces, he
joined the staff of the
Ministry ..Nati.onal..
Revenue from which he
retired, about eight years
ago.
HP- survived by his
wife, Mrs. . Doris
(Williamson) Wilson of
Toronto and his brother,
Ronald J. G. Wilson of
Goderich Township. •
The funeral service
was conducted by the
Reverend Douglas
Gordon of Victoria
Presbyterian Church.
1nte t--was-
anua-ry-_
28 at Prospect Cemetery,
Toronto. .
ALFRED FRY
Alfred Fry, -pastor, of
325 Lambton Street,
Kincardine,passed away
January 29, 1980, at the
Kincardine and Djstrict
General Hospital.
Born in Newport, Isle of
Wight, England, on
March 13, 1900, he was the
son of Wm. Henry Fry
and Caroline Fry."
He married Alice Lake
in Kincardine on, "Sep-
ternber6,1921.
He is survived by three
sons, Gordon Alfred Fry
of RR 2 Ripley, Wm.
Maurice .Fry, RR 4
Kincardine, Wm. Kieth
Fry, RR 2•Goderich, and
by two daughters Win-
nifred (Mrs. J. Dahmer)
RR 4 Kincardine,
Margaret (Mrs. F.
Haldenby) McKellar,
Ontario.
He is also survived by
one brother Cecil of
Kincardine -and two
sisters Daisy (Mrs. Agle
D_uggan.)_.Kincar-dine -and
May (Mrs. D. Kennedy)
Kincardine.
He was a _member of
the United Church.
As pastor, he served at
the Tobermory, Cargill
charge and the Auburn
charge. He retired to
Goderich and returned to
Kincardine in February
of 1979.
Mr. Fry also served in
the Zion Church charge.
The funeral service
was held January 31, 1980,
at the 'United Church in
Kincardine with Rev. G.
Paul officiating.
Inter m en t K
cardine.
Pallbearers .were John
Dahmer, Barry Ktrk=—
connell, Dave Smith, Joe
Fry, Lee Fry and Danny
Fry,all grandsons.
Flowerbearer ' was
Wayne Haldenby, also a
grandson. .
_ Tllose from a distance
attending the funeral.
were from London,
Goderich, Wiarton, Allen
Park, Hanover,
Pinkerton, Paisley,
Walkerton,; Woodstock,
Auburn, Cargill, Eden
Grove, 'Blyth, 'Don
nybrooke, Toronto, Owen
Sound and Teeswater.
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MRS. LUCINDA .
SPRAGGE
Mrs. Lucinda Spragge
of Colborne Township
died in Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital On
Monday, January 28 at
the age of 91.
She was born in
Colborne Township on
July 27, 1888 to William
and Louise (Osmond)
Walter.
She was, a member of
Benmiller United
Church.
She was predeceased
by her husband, Arthur
Spragge'_._. _..�_ ._
ries
She Is survived by one
sister, Mrs. Fred. (Sarah
Elizabeth) . Davison of
Blyth; and three,
brothers, Lloyd, Osmond
and Harry, all of
Colborne Township.
A funeral service was
held at McCallum
'Funeral Horne ,<,on '
Wednesday, January 30 •
at 2 p.m. The Reverend
John Wood, officiated.
Interment was in
Colborne Township
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Keith
Good, Leonard Good,
Elwyn Good, Marvin
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