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Obituaries
L. ROY ROBINSON
A lengthy illness ended Wednes
day, March 6, for Leonard Roy
Robinson of RR 1, Belgrave, whose
death occurred at London’s Univer
sity Hospital. He was 69 years of
age.
Roy Robinson was a native of
East Wawanosh Township, born
there Aug. 31, 1921. His parents
were the late Thomas Robinson and
Maud Beadle. He received his
elementary education at SS No. 7,
East Wawanosh and, during his
early life, worked for the Ford
Company at Windsor and on tobac
co farms in the Tillsonburg area.
He served his country in the
Second World War, from 1943 until
1946. Since 1955, he had farmed at
Lot 32, Cone. 8, East Wawanosh.
Mr. Robinson was a member of
the Calvin-Brick United Church
and the War Veteran’s Association.
Left to mourn his passing is his
wife, the former Mary Humphrey,
whom he married April 10, 1948, in
St. Helens United Church. Sharing
her loss are their family: Leonard
and Doris Robinson; Larry and
Janice Robinson; Steven Robinson
and his friend, Joanne Chapman;
as well as his six grandchildren:
Mark, Tracy and Tim (Leonard and
Doris); Brad, Brent and Sherri
(Larry and Janice). Also surviving
are two brothers, George Robinson
of Kitchener and Mason Robinson,
Wingham and two sisters, Mrs.
Lawrence (Margaret) Taylor of
Belgrave and Ruth Coyne of Wind
sor. He was predeceased by his
sister, Elva Thompson and broth
ers, Clayton, Frank, Charles, Cal
vin and Ross.
Rev. Peter Tucker conducted
funeral service for Roy Robinson on
Saturday, March 9 at 1:30 at the
McBurney Funeral Home, Wing
ham. Spring interment will follow
in Wingham Cemetery. Honorary
pallbearers were his nephews Tom
Robinson, Keith Robinson, Camer
on Robinson, Jim Taylor, Mike
Coyne, Garry Robinson, Ted Weiss
and Ross Thompson. Floral tri
butes were carried by two grand
sons, Mark Robinson and Brad
Robinson.
ALBERT S. SKELTON
Former Blyth resident Albert
Skelton passed away at Huronview
on March 8, 1991. He was 95.
Mr. Skelton was the son of the
late William Skelton and Annie
Sanderson of Morris township.
During his life he worked as a
farmer in Morris. He was a
member of Blyth United Church.
He is survived by a sister, Cora
Skelton, also a resident of Huron
view. His brother, George, prede
ceased him.
Rev. Lorenzo Ramirez conducted
the funeral service on March 11 at 2
p.m. from the Beattie-Falconer
Home, “Tasker Chapel”, in Blyth.
Interment will be held in the spring
at Brussels Cemetery.
KATHLEEN GOOD
The death occurred in Wingham
and District Hospital on Tuesday,
Feb. 26, of Mrs. Levi Good of
Wingham. She was 87 years of age.
The former Kathleen Herrington
was bom Sept. 9, 1903, in Byron,
Ontario and attended school there.
Her parents were the late Ariel
Herrington and Ella Kilbourne.
She graduated from business col
lege in London and was employed
as a secretary at Sir Adam Beck
Tuberculosis Hospital.
On Nov. 23, 1929, she married
Levi Good in Detroit and she
devoted her time to being his
lifelong companion and a dedicated
housewife and mother. Very crea
tive and artistic, she loved to paint
and gave many of her paintings to
relatives. She was an avid gardener
and sewed many of her own
clothes. She was also a talented
musician, playing both piano and
organ. Travel was another favorite
pastime; she and her husband
travelled to Western Canada twice
by car.
Mrs. Good was bereaved by her
husband’s passing in 1983. She is
survived by her son and his wife,
Israel and Betty Good of Wingham;
seven grandchildren; 10 great
grandchildren and one sister,
Helen Gray of Byron. She was
predeceased by four sisters and
one infant brother.
Complete funeral service was
held at the McBurney Funeral
Home on Thursday, Feb. 28, at
1:30, Captain Roy Scott of the
Salvation Army officiating. Final
resting place will be Wingham
Cemetery.
Honorary bearers were her seven
grandchildren: Rose Marie, Carl,
Kevin, Eric, Neil, Paul and Jeffrey
Good.
County increases
costs of
severances
The price of applying for a
severance will increase to $1,000
from the current $750 fee according
to the budget approved for the
Huron County Planning and
Development department.
Grey Township Reeve Leona
Armstrong questioned the increase
saying it seemed like the county
had only recently increased the fee
from $500 to $750. “I’m not sure
why it takes $1,000 to do it (process
a severance application) in Huron if
neighbouring counties can do it for
$400,” she said.
County Planning Director Dr.
Gary Davidson said the higher rate
was due to the fact the Huron
department processes only 130-160
applications a year compared to
counties like Bruce and Grey which
do many more. It had been the
county’s decision the severance
fees should pay for the costs. “If
we don’t cover the costs the
taxpayer subsidizes people getting
severances.”
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