The Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-10-01, Page 1214 lne \tfactirrich Signal -Star, Thursday, October lst, 1964
- - Obituaries -
• MRS. JOHN TROTTER
After a leng illness, Mrs,.John
Trotter, 81, died on Wednesday
of last week in a Peterborough
hospital: The fork er Mabel
WILLIAM' I'REVETT SR.
Thera wa,s a largely attended
funeral scr• ice at Christ' An-
;lican (':lurch, etroli'a, Ontario,
I3eatriee Lawson, she..was born ,n 11�inday aiternuon for lh'il
at New�triarket. °t'ier husgand liaui Prevett, Sr., whose. death
predeceased her in 1938. o'.currr.'d 'bask Friday at the
Surviving arc three dau, h- t .L,L. Iiosprtal, Petrolia, after
tern :Vtr• . St 1�'y (Rhona) llad- �+n dint• -a of a• few days. He
den, Goderich: Miss Aileen Trot-
V a_, in his 94th year.
ter, Brampton Mr, -L.,, (Pearl) Sur\ wing are seven sols,.
Marshall, Weston: two sons, Stan of"Goderich; Cecil, William
;Mendel, ()ITlen1ee; Stanley, l'et H. and Roy of. l'e'trolia: Regin-
erborounl) ;,1 and Percy al Chatham; Ron-
aid of West Lorne; and °lone
Rev., M. A. McNally conduct l ,u ,ht.'. , Mrs. A. L. (Dorothy)
ed the luneral service at the titii:th of Lake Worth, Florida.
Kaye funeral horn., memorial Ile was long associated with
chapel, Peterborough, on Fri- the Canadian Oil Company at
day afternoon. loternient .was
Petrolia but had been retired
in Rosemount Memorial ;Gar }or some
dells, I'eterburooi h. year4 now, ' The late
,=�:_- "' _ - Mr..Mr..I'_�: _1.at. w:as..a..Lulu enL visit
N ..) durip:,7 thesummer with his
. FREDERICK EMMERS(t:N un, Stan, at Goderich.
Frederick P.- ,Emmerson, 81 1 PPrior to the chuuch service,
:Clinton, died Saturday in Clin- the body rested 'at the William
ton Public Hospital, Born in''lay ...;funeral home of t'etrolia,
Goderich Township, he was a 1 +' I+er;e nanny flowers bespoke the
son, of "the late Mr. and Irl,i4i0,40.,''s'eena in which he was. held.
Robert Emmerson. Mr. Ettit ,i,ri :v•a' =,,rain Hillsdale
...merlon had farmed in GoderichhCerti' ' ''etrolia,
Township until retiring to Clin-
• „ 'ton in .1958. 1 Over the past ten years the
-
Surviving . is one brother, ! tatal of personal income taxes
George Emmerson, Clinton. rcollected by Ottawa has increas-
The funeral` service was held ed from $534' million to $2,271
_ ti million.
funeral. home, Clinton, with
Rev. E. J. B. Harrison of Bay- There are 320 radio and tele -
field Trinity Anglican Church, .vision stations operating in Can -
officiating., Burial was in Clin• Lida, of which 260 are privately
ton cemetery.' owned and 60 are state-owned.
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Doors anytime, at no extra cost.
NO .DOWN PAYMENT'
ON
CONKLIN
`CUSTOM CREDIT
BAYFIELD ROAD
524-8321
Asks Bids On New Sewage.: .
(Continued frorrl�•
a1!?,ge 1 the new cant cost an es
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.timate cl5545,000. the point that prevailing wrrids
In building be restricted within
590 `ecit' east and south of the Swales and Grc'�e cooncedled be that the inhnorrthwestGoderichand,lobeca use aren oof.
flew• plar:t. there is no immediate 'problem. this, it would in all,nrohability
Their point ‘. as that the p'ro- They suggested the 'possibility be considered unnecessary to
perty on the east side of the of a problem "15 or 20 year.' restrict heme building • .north
Bayfield road is zoned for in- hence," when ,homes might be of Sunset dril';e° •
clustr i,iJ 11se.�_..'t'6try said tlle.ir_ Gilt t tk�c�--e��t- and-soutl :of la n il, l3e w•s titter
�• • itadr 'tu `p- ` " ^' Thi rT rrf'l t °t' , ou:th oS S nsgt drive and centre
:rsidrntial development must at, this time it Is, impossible. on Wilson street. •
take place between the west even under the most expertly;,, 'Summary'' points of the Thurs.
=ide of 13ayfiel.r road,•on a half- executed planning, program, to
mike -long strip of land between predict for c',rtain there will clay .meeting:
the' town's•'(ndustrial tract, Lake or will not be a' problem some o'Only -sir leI.f concern
fitiron, and plant itself. Fur-tirne during the next quarter "'as for- "possible, future resi-
ther, they suggested, the :Mit century or even th' reafter, cleaitial development to east and
land river is.. �:lso a fact "
C.I4LkLC. officals touched on
Goderich Guide Leaders attended a con- Mrs. W. J. Reinhart, 11 rs. G. Chrysler, Mrs;,
ference held at the RCAF Station, Clinton, S. Ryan, .Mrs. R. V. Hurst, Miss K. Dean, Mrs.
last Saturday. Seen from left to right are:. E. Y. McCreath. RCAF Clinton Photo
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oDER1CHGUmELEADERS
AT HURONIA CONFERENCE
CLINTON. -- Miss Mary McIAt the- conclusion of the busy
Millan of Gode" ich• Huron Div-. days training Mts. J. A. Spano,
hairman of the Local (Clinton)
"niceatkirirranged fork tour
of RCAF Clinton' facilities. Con-
ducting 'Officer was the person-
able Flying . Officer Diane Reid
of School .of Food Services.
Classrooms for the day's activ-
of Instructional 'Technique.
ision Commissioner of be
Guides of Canada, hos'
nual Huronia . Area Fall Train-
ing Program at RCAF Clinton
on Saturday, September 26.
More than 100 Brownie, Girl
Guide and Ranger Leaders were
in attendance at. the all -day ses-
f "':' FTI Pbnia'"""'"Area "'N ei e r s
north from. Clinton to Cape
Croker,east to Fergus, and
sbuth to RCAF Centralia.
The day's training • opened
with words of welcome,,from
Mrs. Parker Evans of Owen
Sound, Huronia Area Commis-
sioner. Arrangements for train-
ing were under the direction of
Mrs. G. Scarrow of Owen
Sound. "Brownie Leader Train-
ing was conducted by Diplomed
Trainer Miss I. McCarrick of
Toronto. Guide Leader Train-
ing was conducted by Division
Trainer Mrs. W. Howard of
Oakville, assisted by Mrs. K.
Noble, Cooksville.
Lunch was served in' the Air-
men's Mess of. RCAF Clinton.
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-LI et f RITZ: - « _. "E ►,,- ,.� s �• �r o C tin e i l a cru t o h need
sfrieCfo'n, " h'ey said,• is bcrn ��•• 4 d t c
tern of the town's future`"resi• advanced by C.114.11.0 to ' pro• for home-building restriction
ciential •derelol�ment. reef were future ,}ionic owners.. within 500 feet of the new plant
• No Strings On Loan • i and lending agenciee financing because the entire plant will
� uure residential clve.lt opmenbe depressed 'approximately 1:0
-When asked, Swales said thatftexisting feet below theground
council concurrence in the C.111• b
Ii.C. recommendation is not a Wind Big Help surface of the'area and because
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condition' for a government 'loan'! Council 'members and the the new plant will be carefully
lively designed and
landscaped and attractively
screener by .shrubs and trees•
• Th normally prevailing
winds from across the lake ap-
pears• to strike the lake pant
and be 'deflectr'cl upward, thus
markedly diminishing ,the pros-
pect of noxious odors from the
new plant assaulting residential
areas.
Port Albert
PORT ALBERT, Mr, ' and
Mr.>. •Don 'Johnstbn of Brantford
brought Mrs. Wm. Vrooman
home' Saturday. Mrs. Vrooman
is visiting- with Mrs. George.
Richardson'.
M,rs..lim Young of Ripley is
v' it'ng with Mrs. Dave Martin.
1Ir. Elwin- Petrie and Cliff
1:oy of• Goderieh and'.,Woodrow
Hoy of London went north on
a hurting trip Monday.
Mrs. Ferris Catlin and Ron-
ald of Detroit were up to close
up their cottage over the week-
end. Mr. Catlin is in Mount
ti
IIIII
,Carmel liospitai where 'he has
undergone twcl bperations.
Mr. and Mr:, Pat Scrimgeour
and Mrs. Wilfred Stevenson
visited en Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred McCabe at Sheppard -
ton,
Special Sevice
There will be no service in
Christ Anglican Church on Sun-
day, October 4th. Confirmation
service will be at 8 p.m. at St.
`Peter's Anglican Church, Luck-
now. Bishop Appleyard will be_
speaker.
BROWNI E'S
E-iN
CLINTON
ASHFI [ID
ASHFIla7LI�,,,—'1frs Emil Nor-
gaard, who spent the summer
with her brotner, „Bruce Mac-
donald, has returned to Chicago.
Mrs. Colin MaeGrrgor is visit-
ing her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Leadbetter,. in Toronto.
The Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper will be observed in
Asbfreld Presbyterian Church
r�xt Sunday, with Preparatory
Service on Friday evening at
8 p.m, Sunday school will be
held at 1,30 p.m`. instead of 1
the .morning.
PERSONAL
Mrs. A. Thompson returned
at the weekend from a week's
visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Wallace Kish, Mr. Kish and
three sons, Trento.
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