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August 1, 1979
BARB MASSE
Miss Country Diner
Who will be
Miss Friedsburg
in Dashwood
for'79?
17.
MONA HODGINS
Miss Schatz's Store
MICHELE DIETRICH
Miss Sunset Drive -In
BARB ORR
Moss Merner s Mears
CINDY THOMPSON
Miss Dave Rader Construction
CAROL FISHER
Miss Zurich Bean Festival
Student works project results in
more Huron jail information
As a• result of extensive
research undertaken last
summer by Rob Cornish of
Bayfield. the Huron Historic
Jail now has new brochures
and signs carrying more
.accurate information.
The signs ar.d booklets
were written by lone Boyle.
as part of .; Yong Canada
You too
can measure
up
Works project. Cornish's
research last year was done
in conjunction with the
Experience '78 program
The most surprising fact
that has been revealed ;s
that the majority of the jabs
inhabitants were not
criminals. or lawbreakers.
Gaolers made complaints
"concerning the practise in
Goderich of • incarceraung
the aged poor in the common
gaol of the County ''.No other
institutions such as hospitals
0r old peoples homes existed
in the county: and as a result.
they were housed to the jail.
Many lunatics were also
sent to the jail for safe
keeping. The process for
classifying someone as
-dangerously insane" in-
volved much "red tape" and
inmates were detained up to
three years while waiting to
be moved from Goderich.
One violently insane
woman was kept locked in
her cell at all limes because
there was no other method of
restraining her. -
Vagrants who simply
could not supply their own
needs were often kept in the
jail. Then there was the case
of the man committed for no
other .crime than "that of a
sore finger."
The last public hanging in
Canada allegedly occurred
in the park just outside the
jail walls. Only 'one other
hanging ever occurred at the
jail.
In 1911. a man was hung in
one of -the smaller court
yards. and supposedly
buried there. "However. the.
bodyhas been removed. and
only the story remains.••
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Obituaries
Paul Ducharme
In South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, Ont., on Friday. July
27. 1979, Alexander Paul
Ducharme in his 72nd year.
Beloved husband of the late
Margaret Violet (Denom-
me 3 Ducharme (1978).
Dear father of Edsel. RR 1,
Dashwood. Ted. Dashwood.
George. RR 1 Dashwood.
Paul, RR 1 Dashwood. Mrs.
Jerome (Marie. Denomme.
Zurich, Mrs. Ken (Elva)
Burns. Goder:ch, Mrs.
Gerald (Uleen Roland.
London, Mrs. Ted (Sarah)
Robson, Windsor. Mrs. Jim
'Veronica) Bedard. Zurich.
Mrs. Matthew Martha*
Ducharme, Zurich. Mrs.
Peter (Therese. Bedard.
Hensall, Mrs George
'Donna) Watson. RR 1
Zurich, Mrs. Dianne Gray.
.Goderich, Mrs. Ron
'Darlene) Hewitt. Peter-
borough. Mrs. John Ber-
nadette) McAuley. Exeter.
60 grandchildren and 22
great-grandchildren. Dear
brother of Reg. London,
Max. Zurich, (Bob, Dominic
of Sarnia. Mrs. Joseph
Lillian) Martindale. Port
Huron. Michigan. Mrs.
Charles (Vanetta Hartman.
of Sarnia, Mrs Emery
'Rita) Bedard. Goderich.
One brother and one sister
predeceased. The funeral
was held Mona from the
Westlake Funeral Home,
Zurich , and St Boniface
Roman Catholic church.
Zurich with Rev Father P:
Mooney officiat~ng. Inter-
ment St. Boniface R.C.
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
Tony Ducharme, Ron
Denomme Dan Burns.
Gerald Rowland••Jr.., Frank
Ducharme and Kevin
Robson.Flower Bearers were
• Dan Watson, George
Ducharme Jr.. Jerry
Ducharme, Steve Bedard.
Pat Rolison and Dennis
Denomme.
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Mabel Gossman
, At the Bluewater Rest
Home. Zurich. on Tuesday.
July 17. 1979. Mabel, May
(Geiger' Gossman. Widow of
the late William Gossman
(1967) of Dashwood. in her
83th year. Dear mother of
Garnet of , Windsor, Mrs.
Delores Cornford, Leonard.
and Clara. all of London.
Jean- 'Mrs Herman
Fleming . and Kenneth. both
of Kitchener. Sherwood of
Cambridge. Harry of
Breslau. Martha (Mrs. Neols
McLaren of Hillsboro. Ohio.
Shirley Mrs Victor Watson)
of St. Marys Dear sister of
Mrs. fda Snyder and Gordon
Geiger. both of Kitchener.
Also 24 gjndchildren. The
funeral was held from the T.
Harry Hoffman Funeral
Home. Dashwood with Rev.
Harley Moore officiating.
Pallbearels were. Brian
Watson. Ken Gossman,
Dennis Gossman. Larry
Cornford, Dennis Trepanier
and Sherwood Fleming.
Flowerbearers were. Steve
Watson. Dean Watson. John
Wester. and John Gossman.
Victor Thatcher
Suddenly at University
Hospital. on Saturday. July
28. 1979. Victor Thatcher of
Huron Park. Beloved
husband of Mary 'Wilkin-
son) Thatcher. Dear father
of , Betty I Mrs. Robert
Saunders of London. and
Ronald at home. Dear step-
brother of Mrs. Irene
McNair of Point Edward.
Survived by three grand-
children. In
his 62nd year.
Funeral service was held
Monday from C. Haskett and
Son Funeral Home. Lucan
with 'Rev. John Hofland
officiating. Interment St
James Cemetery. Clan-
deboye.
Agnes Cochrane
in Queensway Nursing
Home. Hensall. Ontario. or;
Tuesday. July 24. - 1979.
Agnes Cochrane in her 92nd
year. Dear sister of Mrs
Elizabeth Fuss of Hensall
Also survived by nieces and
nephews.- Funeral service
was held Thursday from the
Bonthron Funeral Home.
Hensall with Rev. Stan
McDonald officiating
Interment Hillsgreen
Cemetery.
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