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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-08-25, Page 54-H groups tour A group of 16 Quebec students spent a week in the Huron County area completing an ex- change program with their 411 counterparts from Huron. On Thursday the two 411 groups enjoyed a tour of Goderich that included a stop at the Huron County Pioneer Museum. Carolyn Thompson of Huntington, Quebec and Gilles Foley of Howick, Quebec examine a vintage automobile, part of one of the displays at the museum. (Photo by Dave Sykes) Woman dies in Huronview at age 84 MRS. PEARL MUGFORD . • Mrs. Pearl Mugford of ,0 a 1TU_AR1ES - .. Huronvievir, • formerly -of. . • Goderich and Colbornes' Township, died in Huronview on Sunday, August 15 at. the age of 84: . passed away in his ninety-.. She was born in Goderich second year on Saturday. on November 22, 1897 - to Aug. 14. atthe Louise Mar - Norman . and Annie' shall Hospital. He was the MacDonald. . sop of the late Daniel She married John (Joe) Murphy and Mary Maguire. Mugfcird in Goderich and : Born on the farnity farm.on they lived. in Colborne the out skirts of Mount Township until his death irr Forest. he resided there all 1943 at ,which time, Mrs. -Ins life. . Mugford moved to Goderich . .. ' until 1973 when she went to ' In his ei ier years. he was Huronview. . associateu with his brothers. . She was a member of Knox William and Cyril in the live - Presbyterian Church, - stock shipping business. Goderich. . . Every Thursday. shipping She is survived by one services were provided for daughter, Mrs. Gerry (Jean) . the farmers in the area. For Denomy of Goderich; one . many years Vincent served son, John Mugford, of on the Mount ForeSt high Toronto; six grandchildren; school board of education as ' . Interment was in Holy and. . five 4teat. . .. a representative of the Cross cemetery Mount grandchildren... separate school hoard. While A funeral service was held on the board he was, very at McCallum Funeral Home ' - much involved in the•plan- in Goderich on Tuesday, ming for the constrtiction -of August 17 at 2 p.m. The ' the present high school. Vin - Reverend G.. 'Lockhard Vin- Royalofficiated. ' . cent was also a memher of Interment was in Colborne Si. Mary's Church and he -Cemetery, • Colborne belonged to the Holy Name Township. ' • .Soci et y. - Pallbearers were Edward , • . (Ted) Grubb of Brighton, He leaves 10 mourn his Wayne Kiffinan" of Kit- loSs: his wife the former chener, John Denomy Madeleine Troy. three sons : Lonchin and James Denomy; • of Dan and Tom of Goderich. Jeffrey Denomy and Roy N'rank of London and two Mugford, and Goderich. daughters: Margaret of Dakville' and •Anne of VINCENT MURPHY ' Toronto. There are also nine After a short. illness Vin- grandchildren. One sister cent Benedict Murphy Ula of Guelph also survives. :.: Club members 'get pointers The fourth regular meeting of the Dungannon Calf 'Club was held at Antone C 0 I Van,...0Sch's farm, R.R. 7 t_BORNE Lueknow, On Tuesday, \ .August 17. Brent Van Osch r—t 00 was in charge of the meeting. L000 NER 4 - , which was about fitting and ' ., showing dairy cattle. ., 113ea•trude Kaltings Vice-president, Christine Stapleton- opened the leaders. Antone Van . Osch. -meeting- with -the 4-11. Pledg-e, or then explained his dairy 'Buiiness of the. lueeting—ofFfafibif--aiid—abivTffdd included Linda Van Osch to Goderich about seven years ago- " She was' an adherent of Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich. She married Donald Requiem High Mass was celebrated' on Tuesday. Aug. 17 at „St. Mary's Church. Mass was concelebrated by Father • Lardie, Father Joseph tiorrigan...SJ. and Father Ramer. Anne Marie Murphy. his•first grandchild assisied with .the readings. The pallbearers were three grandsons Patrick. :Michael and Paul Murphy of (;oderich: a nephew John. Murphy of Hanover. Michael Murphy a cousin of Mount Forest and William Troy. a brother-in-law of Mount F'orest Forest MRS. ELNORA A.M. (CUSACK ) BAXTER Mrs. Elnora A.M. ( Cusack) Baxter of 190 St. David Street, Goderich, died Thursday, August 19 in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital at the age of 66. She was born in Min- -nesota, U.S.A. on October 13, 1915 to Charles Robert' and Verva Leslie (Simpson) 1.utz. She came to Canada as a child and lived in Moncton, New Brunswick until moving 524420713 reading minutes of the last meeting and the roll call which showed two members absent, as well as discussing the upcoming man night Monday, August 30 (which everyone is waiting for) and fun night August 27. Both will Social News be held at the Dungannon Leslie Buchanan of St. fair grounds. Thomas spent the past week Members then took to with her grandparents, Mr. showing calves and4pointers- and Mrs. Richard Buchanan were given on showing these of Colborne Township. calves in preparation for the Mr. and Mrs. Allan Stoll Dungannon fair. They were have returned from a two showen how to clip the dairy week holiday in the calves and questions were Maritimes. They travelled in answered by the club New Brunswick. Nova Scotia questions. He was thanked for holding the meeting. The meeting was theh closed with all brains drained and refreshments were served. fteporter-Judy Walter Baxter on February M ,1981 . He survives her. Also surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Lois Loewy of Ottawa; one son, Lee Patrick Cusack of . Clinton; three stepchildren, Donald Baxter of Brantford, Mrs. George (Claudine) Wands of Thornhill and Jeffery Baxter of London: three sisters, Mrs: Constance Henley of Clinton, Mrs. Jean Clarke of Vernon, British Columbia and Mrs. Mary Beth Crerar of Saskatoon, Saskat- chewan; • and seven gran- dchildren. She was predeceased by two brothers. A funeral service and committal were held at Stiles Funeral Home in Goderich 'son Saturday, August 21 at 2 p.m. The Reverend G.L. Royal ofr- ficiated. • Interment was in the .Maitland Cemetery, Goderich. and Prince Edward Island. The weather -was fair awl "the-y-enjoyedttretripo Mrs. Beatrice Geiger of Zurich and grandchildren, Bill and Janet Simmons of Exeter, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Kaitting on Sunday. Quests with Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter Saturday were their son Elmer and wife from Stratford. Their daughter Carolyn and husband and his Sister, Mary Scott, all of Seaforth visited during the week. Also Mrs. Hunter was thrilled with a visit from Mary Brindley, Marguerito Horton and Ella Bogie lasf week for Institute work. .11 GODEFUCTI SIGNALSTAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1982—PAGE 5 Another trailer park owner writes re article Dear Editor; As Mrs. MaclCaite arid Mr. Bush have expressed in previous editions regarding - the article on tourist accom- modation in the Aiigust 4 edi- tion, I also am of the opinion that Mrs.. Adams is incorrect in her views. I have operated a licenced trailer park in Goderich for the past 12 years, and during bo Use tourists". After paying taxes for this LETTERS y sees,/ rsary the past e ON Ct rvice to the Tovvn of been called by the Toiuist In- ' formation Booth to check on oosoos.— that time, have never once turned anyone away due to being filled to capacity. Our trailer park offers comfort stations and dumping facilities, and as Mrs. MacKenzie stated, "we work hard to provide this service Tourist counsellor responds Dear Editor, As an employee in the, Tourist Information Booth, I wish to clarify a slight misunderstanding. During the three years which I have worked in the booth, we have never turned campers away from the Goderich area because there were no camp- sites available. However, there have been many occa- sions this summer and past summers where there has been no motel or hotel ac- commodation available in Goderich or the area. I would also like to take this opportunity to comment on the two preceding letters regarding the communica- tion systcm between the tourist booth- and the cam- pgrounds. It is difficult, when working alone, to Fuld the time to telephone every campsite owner in the Goderich area to determine whether they have camp- sites available. The -usual procedure is to call a specific campground when asked by a tourist. I wish to make a sugges- tion to the campground 14)1 (i0C *RINGS •NECKLACES *BRACELETS *BEADS atira em 3 51 ST. DAVID, GODERICH 5241-117/ oppiRmitt,t1h9 owners in our area. It would be appreciated by the Tourist Booth staff, if you would telephone us when you are full or telephone us to in- form us of how many vacant campsites you have" available. Thank You_ Yours truly, Debbie Searls Kiddy Club staff thanks parents Dear Editor, The staff of the Bert and Ernie Club would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank all the parents who contributed to the success of the program. Their donations, involvement and suggestions were deeply appreciated. Onceagain, thanks for all your help and we hope to see everyone next year. Yours truly, Lis' a Ryan, Barb Conlon, and Julia Carruthers. Civic Corner Huron County Council will meet Wednesday, Sep- tember 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers, Court House, Goderich. Best Interest '*..11 6112 % 1 YEAR ANNUAL We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest Interest' being of- fered on Guaranteed investment Certificates. !Subject to &tinge - - Gaiser-Kneale Insurance Brokers Inc. EXETER CLINTON GRAND BEND GODERICH 235-2420 482-9747 238-8484 524-2118 the availability of camp sites or trailer sites. I agree that the Tourist In- formation Booth shuld make the effort to call AIL of our area mugs and support us before asking area residests to °ger bed and breakfast in their private homes or set up pup tents in farmyards. MauriceGardiner, Gardiner's Motel and Trailer Park, 400 Bayfield Road, Goderich. 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