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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-05-01, Page 7Morning service at St. James Middleton had Canon Paull in charge in absence of Rev. G. Youmatoff. Youth Group fUture. meeting were read by secretary Mrs. Mavis Morrison, and the treasurer's Obituary CHARLES QUEHL An assessor and building inspector in --TaVistock from 1959 to 1968, , Charles Jacob Quehl, 73, of 169 Woodstock St, N., died Saturday aftertioon, •April 19, at the rehabilitation and extended care unit of• Stratford General Hospital. He had been hospitalized seven months. Mr, Quehl was a lifelong resident. of Tavistock, and was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Quehl. As a young man he had been active in both football and hopkey. He was a member of ' Trinity Lutheran Church and had served as a member of the , church council. Mr. Quehl was Dorssers, Mr. and Mrs. H. a former member of the Dorssers also of Seaforth, 47 Tavittock Citizen's Band, of the guests, all joining in card Tavistock Men's Club and ,games. Board of Trade, and of the Father Hardy of Clinton Tavistock Lawn Bowling Club, congratulated the couple of also the Tavistock Fire Dept. The Youth Group met at the their 40th anniversary at which He was a former president of • home of Brian Newington of time gifts were presented to the Oxford County Assessors', :Clinton Sunday to arrange,for thelp„ 4ack Smith' :gave theni Association . H9 iwaa. a p)at4tr ,,a,,,, v ""-''''' '• - in1e ,Iiiiinds aria' 'fiireiriridt' ' the * `tiOrtiier box, lintenlitiiiindiiii ' neighboCii, with Cathy Van factory of Zimmerman Bros. t' A report Was given by Mrs. Anita A business discussion followed and fees and missions were 'given. Missions were determined by giving a penny for eVery button you were wearing. Another hymn was sung, and, Mrs. Hazel Clifford closed this portion of the meegjng with ir -care ( 4 prayer. The monthly Dutch Auction was held and the meeting was turned over to Mrs. Shirley Buruma, who presented a very interesting and informative, hairdressing demonstration. Lunch was seryed, Ne4 .month's meeting will be held on May 20th at the home of Hazel Clifford. StI)MATE SHOPPE 00 MAIN CORNEA CLINTON BLOUSES - PULLOVERS PANTS • SKIRTS PANTSUITS Apr. 24 to May 3 Just when you thosight all prices were going up — along comes Sherwin-Williams Kem Paints with a Rolls Back the Prices Sale. And all these Kem paints are available in all Fashion -Rite Colors. Visit your Sherwin-Williams store now while the exciting Rolls Back the Prices Sale is rolling along. AT COUNTER'S At. • 7 members 1 On (flCfl'S Institute: attended ummary for "Bak in a The sglng of "0 a» rocotiet404.1141)(1,44MovensmurA closed this *4114:*love:Y.:' rolatio4s,. at '‘)PtariO' "(lotted': Wort.0.1,001,201, ;one "enilielloPened ••• Meeting with the Sine% the trIstitute Ode' She in- troduced Mrs, Annel?anoiluet food specialist, Home ,..:Economics Branch, Depart- ment of 'Agriculture. Toronto,. aSted.. the leaders -40 the ikedin a; pie" tralaing i t° come to the 40010 be Thin asked Mrs C,. tliatonietake ever, re/ElliottiVelcomedall,aail a shintpoem, The various took part either by s, POeM' Or demonstration tchen utensils Used in tier rare* • Mrs. Donahue spoke , regarding the various exhibits, Ond, said the main use of summary day is to exchange ideas of the different groups. She rnentioned new courses, including food forums, economics, meal planning to the h nA°,11%t 041'1; ser ;do ;141 hait,hoit. s2ariodiglan-.1anoguarigtruiletsur.elirs!nR, C11000, Women's Potigite hein colon", ojtizetiship and world their business meeting Relit wks, ..svoto;, vz kaly/iy.)%/4.10:011StoWretrilecley'by adotlitgleasti.0:12mand cutral r` An invitation was receiltedth tamilY and eonSniners 'affairs'. „att,hd ; a card party Lockharti resolutions clesboro Hall also an -Invitation MrS, Ktulag ati; from ' * attend rekort ,„ Mrs, Olbson; 61/th birthday celebrations on, twiate.,ra report • Mrs. C. May 12th at 8N,P ai D "elVils:":*. Colclough gave.. family in come up liT014,,ta A 1 OMMERCIA‘ AND, R SiDENTIAL,CONflRUCTON -- AND RENOVATIONS 11, CUSTOM 0011.1 HOMES.. ,FOR FREE, ESTIMATES cAt,c1 P,g, BOX SUS TELEPHONE CLINT0N, ONTARIO • 02.7640 or 4$2.3$0,4 0044, April 24th 0, Lon, Mrsil'Ir. Coiclongh; ear,ctrePOrt- . , ' h nowere using OkUleleit and a oder t very capable com0 mott to the eOncerttat 1" to. . •-• to he ltel InClinton Hospital on re,, oa "Meals on Wheels". ‘: o NiaY 01 a 2 pan, ' Volunteer,. drivers are. neetledo a the Se Or Choir of Huron to t4ial.Sctiool 41101Cirde3VI*Orided enellent musical $ (NOW$ACqord photo) * • - - • show of old uniforms will -be phone 482-3107; Cash Pga— shown. Dates Were also filled in triliatlas0W10,1)0' appreOlateti The, AiSrit oiecting for members to look after the,tO get this *OW project Baptist Wqrnen's Auxiliary was klosliital Cart in May. started. The meeting was then held on Tuesday April 15t.blat The reports of the past year adjourned. the home -of Mrs, Trudy Bilstra., A Let's hear from you! The meeting was opened by the singing . of a few favorite v . d • . hymns, then Mrs. Irene thipee Don't forget: there are still best describe their feelings presented the devotions en - several weeks left to send your toward their hometown paper titled Faith Without Works is Dead!" which was enjoyed by all present. The minutes of last month's - entry into "Our Hometown will win a first prize of $400 and Paper Awards" contest. Even a gold medal or a second prize if you don't fancy yourself as a fancy writer, your entry would be aiiiireciated. Several have already been received, but we are looking for more. Dominion Textile, in co, operation with the Canadian Community Newspapers Association, is again- spon- soring the award this year. - The idea is simple. Just write down in at least 250 words (no more than 700) - what The Clinton News -Record means to you. All entries will be published in the News -Record before they are sent off to CCNA for judging. The lucky Canadians who of $200 and a gold medal, Polished literary expression is not.,„ sought. independent judges will be watching for proof of an awareness by the readers of the role of the weekly newspaper in the community. _All entries must reach News - Record Editor James Fit- zgerald no later than May 23. They must bear the name and address of the writer, and must be titled, "Our Hometown Paper Awards." A Goderich man, Kingsley, won this award three years ago. It is not impossible. Let's hear from you. Something (gen/ A Mother's Day S'hoon, For her, oner own special day. A silver- plated spoon, 02" long, with Mother's Day' engraved in script, $2.50- • We also carry Cups & Saucers and China Roses bearing the name "Mother" SQUIRE GIFTS HIGHWAY 21 SOUTH, GODEIGCH MONS 524-71120 neurm _area on Saturday'"a3rd, 10 Ninhuys and Cintha Gowers..of Ltd. unti11956. a.m. to 3 p.m. They are ing - —ask - -Goderich-presented-the-couple _Mr_QuehLis_stw.vived by his with numerous other gifts. John and Nellie each thanked everyone for their gifts and coming to make it a real sur- prise party. Everyone enjoyed a beautiful lunch which in- cluded an anniversary cake and ice cream, while the music played was a Dutch an- niVersary song. Personals A group of area ladies came to Blanche Deeves recently for morning coffee with Dorothy Zeale of Clinton demonstrating the StanleyHome Products. church. for your support. 40th Anniversitry Mr. and Mrs. Martin Van Ninhuys held a Surprise an- niversary party for their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Van Ninhuys on Saturday evening. With them were friends and neighbours: Father Hardy of Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Gower of Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. -P. Swinkles of Seaforth; Mr. And Mrs. C. Hendricks of Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Cor- 1.1-4.•••rot- ittilECIRONICS Repairs Done in Record Time . . That's what happens when you're electronic specialists. And we arel We spot trouble right away. Then handle it fast with expert workmanship. So remember .just for the record...ccill us for all TV and electronic tepairs. GALBRAITH'S RADIO at TV "yea fe11-telser sirvIce more" Career Albert I Ratteebery ts.,. Clieton 482.3841 . • . „ , • , „ • wife, the former Ruby Hein- buch, whom he married in 1926; a son, Robert, of Tavistock; a daughter, Mrs. Harold (Donna) Wettlaufer, of Clinton; or* brother; and five sisters. He was predeceased by three brothers. The body rested at the Francis Funeral Home until noon April 22nd, when removal was made to Trinity Lutheran Church for a memorial service with -Rev. Forrest R. Mosher officiating'. Burial will be made in the cemetery adjoining the • MANI kittitio-rivens— „Helps you do it a AT PAY NO MORE THAN 11 97 • IA GALLON ' OR $ A QUART There are some more Roiled Back Prices • 4'14%014" popular underlay 2." 1 sheet 4x8 - Woferbourd 36 1 sheet Ce<tnent ' $1171 (30 bag quantity) • (smatter amonni • slightly higher) 90 garage doors 114.° ea. COUNTER CASH and CARRY Building Supplies Princess St. W. 482-9612 Clinton Pants- Skirts - Jackets - Vests - Sweaters - Shirts - Large group - broken size and colour range. SALE PRICED Large group includes dress and jacket styles, costume and daytime dresses. Sizes 7 - 221/2 in the group. CS wool Coats - Mohair Coats, Pant Coats and even some All -Weather Coats •-• THE SQUARE GODERICH