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New 1983 models have arrived at Goderich
Plymouth Chrysler. (Photo by T. Marr)
New car dealership here
Ed Hagle of London, will be opening
Goderich Plymouth Chrysler Ltd., this
week. The dealership will be located at
414 Huron Road (the old Schutz Motors
location).
Hagle will have a variety of 1983
models such''as the Reliant, Caravelle
FWD, the Turismo 2.2 and the Caravelle.
There will also be a full line of trucks.
The sales staff includes; sales
manager, Ed Hagle; salesman, Ken
Treitz; salesman and parts manager,
Don Hagle (Ed's son); and service
manager, Gary Baxter.
Prior to coming. to Goderich, Hagle
was the sales manager at St. Thomas
Chrysler.
Garb and Gear
opening in
Owen Sound
Brian Warrilow, owner of Garb and
Gear, will be moving to Owen Sound, in
order to look after the new store he will
be opening there in April.
Phil Petrie, manager of the Wingham
location, will`' be moving to Goderich.
Heidi Elliott of Goderich will become the
new manager in Wingham.
Warrilow's Owen Sound store will have
3,700 square feet and will be located on
Main Street.
BUSINESS
BEAT
Factory moves
The Pine River Cheese factory has
moved into new premises, 200 yards
south of the old location on Hwy. 21.
The co-operative plans to start cheese
production later this month. As well, they
will be selling a full line of dairy
products, biscuits and jams. (Store hotirs
are 9-5.1
The new location will -house an ob-
servation gallery, which has been built in
order to accomodate tours which will
begin in May.
Changes location
Suncoast Furniture has changed•
locations as well as its name. The new
store is called Perth Furniture and is
located at 2 CourtHouse Square.
Peter Steegstra of Goderich, will
remain as the manager.
The grand opening of the store will take
place on Thursday, March 10.
Former Argonaut dies here
FRANK EDWARD
BEASLEY
Frank -Edwardf Beasley of
67 North Street, Apartment
C, Goderich, died in
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital do
Tuesday, March 1 at the age
of 85.
He was born in Toronto on
June 4, 1897 to Mr. and Mrs.
William Beasley.
He lived in Toronto until
retiring to Goderich m 1979.
He worked as a baker and
confectioner in his own
business. He was also a
former Toronto Argonaut.
During World War, I, he
served overseas as a private
with the C.O.R.
He married Elaine Jen-
nette Cadieux in Toronto.
She predeceased him in 1975.
He was also predeceased by
two sisters and five brothers.
He is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Allan
(Wanda June) MacDonald of
Goderich Township; and
three grandchildren, Susan,
Laura and Jim.
A funeral ,service and
committal were held in
Mount Pleasant Cemetery,
Toronto on Thursday, March
3 at 1 p.m. Stiles Funeral
* Home, Goderich, was in
charge of arrangements.'
MRS. OLIVIA
ARMSTRONG
Mrs. Olivia Armstrong of
255 Britannia Road, West,
Goderich died in Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital
on Friday, March 4 at the
age of 72.
She was born in St. Johns,
Newfoundland on December
18, 1910 to John and
Catherine (Wells) Weeks.
She married William S.
Armstrong at Hart House,
Toronto in July of 1933. They
resided in Toronto until
moving to Thunder Bay in
1951.
The late Mrs. Armstrong
moved to Oakville in 1962
where she was the head of
the Mathematics Depart-
ment in Oakville -Trafalgar
High School. She moved to
Goderich in 1972 and was a
member of North Street
United Church here.
She was predeceased by
her husband in 1958.
She , is survived by two
daughters, M. Patricia
White of Thornhill and Mrs.
Michael (Elizabeth (Betty) )
Rogers of Goderich; one son,
John W.J. Armstrong of Mt.
SITUARIES
Pearl, Newfoundland; and°
six grandchildren.
A funeral service was held
at Sargent Funeral Home,
Thunder Bay on Monday,
March 7 at 2 .p.m. The
Reverend Russell Peden
officiated. Stiles Funeral
Home, Goderich, was in
charge of arrangements.
Interment was in River-
side Cemetery, Thunder
Bay. •
EDWARD GARNET
CALHOUN
Edward Garnet Calhoun of
Brantford died in Brantford
General Hospital on Thur-
sday, March 3 at the age of
46.
He was born in Midland,
Ontario on February 21, 1937
to Hazel and Douglas
Calhoun.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Marion Thom-
pkinson; two sons, Rory of
Hespeler and Michael of
Halifax; one sister, Mrs.
Joseph (Barbara) McGee;
one brother, Kenneth of
Alberta; and one grandchild.
He was predeceased by his
parents.
A funeral service followed
by cremation was . held
Saturday, March 5 in
Brantford.
MRS. EILEEN
MARIE FELLOWS
Mrs. Eileen Marie Fellows
of Goderich died in
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital on Thur-
sday, March 3 at the age of
79.
She was born in Thunder
Bay on November 24, 1903 to
Albert and Marie Eileen
(Hennessey) Hill.
She was a member of St.
Peter's Roman Catholic
Church in Goderich and was
active in St. Peter's C.W.L.
She is survived by her
husband, John L. Fellows
and five children, Mrs. Lou
(Helen) Couvrette of Ft.
Franklin, N.W.T., John J. of
Trenton, James of'Goderich,
Mrs. Wilfred (Marion)
Austin of Dungannon and
Mrs. Charlie (Eileen) Balser.
of Orangeville.
Shewas predeceased by
one sister and two brothers.
A funeral service was held
Monday, March 7 at 11 a.m.
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Pallbearers were gran-
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and Robert Powell.
Interment was in St.
Peter's Cemetery.
CHARLES
VINCENT WILLIAMS
Charles Vincent Williams
of Goderich died in
Alexandra Marine and
General. Hospital on
Tuesday, March 1 at the age
of49. .
He was born in Goderich
on August 18, 1933 to Robert
J. and Clara B. ( Monk)
Williams.
He worked in production
control , at Champion Road
Machinery Ltd. He was a
member of Royal Canadian
Legion Branch 109 and Knox
Presbyterian Church.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Marlene Jones;
one daughter, Gayle of
Preston; one son, Steven of
Port Albert; one step -son,
Bryan Lovett of Edson,
Alberta; four sisters, Mrs.
Wallace (June) Milley and
Mrs. Meredith (Marjorie)
Wilson, both - of Goderich,
Mrs. Frank (Ramona)
Gabler of Mitchell and Mrs.
Louis (Marilyn) Marsh of
Flin Flon, Manitoba; four
brothers, Robert, John and
William, all of Goderich and
Donald of ForestF;and two
grandchildren, Lindsay and
Ian Williams.
He was predeceased by
one sister, Mrs. Allan
(Doris) Grant.
A funeral service was held
Friday,ch 3 at 2 p.m. at
McCallum.... Funeral Home.
The Reverend G.L. Royal
officiated.
Pallbearers - were Paul
Cortese, Carson Milley, Don
McDougall, Ray Baxter, Leo
Baker and Bill Andrews.
Interment was in Maitland
Cemetery, Goderich.
Royal Canadian Legion
and Ladies' Auxiliary 'to
Branch 109 held a memorial
service it the funeral home
Wednesday evening.
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