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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-04-24, Page 17• • MOP Jack Riddell has been asked tosetup a Meeting . between representatives of four area municipalities and the ministry of ,health in NOTICE Ratepayers of The Town of Clinton are., IrOminded that the of 1980 1980 Taxes are due and payable by May 15, 1980. C. Proctor Clerk Town of Clinton order to determine the, ministry's plans for ambulance services Representatives from, Tuekersmith, Bayfield, Stanley and Zurich. met° last vveek. in Zurich. to discuss the hold up Of the sale of the Westlake Ambulance Service to a London based amIviande According to Zurich clerk -treasurer Sharerk Baker, the municipalities believed that the area north li of Zurich would be affected_ to a greater extdnt than the village itself if .the ambulance service sale was denied, ' Baker was pessimistic that the ministry would. explain their position in a rapid fashion due to a court case between the o A Operators' Association and the ministry. Earlier, Robert Westlake of the local service said no firm date for the. -;losing of the service as operated by he and his father, Keith, had been set. Holmesville seniors unite Thursday evening April 17, officers of recently formed Enterprising Seniors of Goderich Township were installed at Holmesville Church. Left to right are: Everett McIllwain, 2nd vice president; Irene Cudmore, recording secretary; John Deeves, preisident; Jean Lobb, lst vice-president; and Fran Powell, treasurer; and Harry Baker of Bayfield, Zone Chairman of U.S.C.O. (United Senior Citizens of Ontario). (Photo by Elaine ToWnshend) trEESOFTLIGHT1 BULBS ' MOUNTAIN DIET PEPSI DEW OR. PEPSI COLA .DEEP BROWN WITH POW _ OR' IN. TOMATO SAUCE 19 fl. oz. TINS FOR LIBOYS FANCY TOMATO JUICE 48 fl. oz. TINS # LIBBYS FANCY WHOLE KERNEL' CORN 12 fl. oz. TINS 14 • FL. OZ, TINS FOR LIBBYS SPAGHETTI AND CHEESE IN TOMATO SAUCE 14 fl. oz. TINS 2,089 LIBBYS UNSWEETENED 2099# LIBBYS FANCY CREAM COML.- GREEN PEAS* 14 fl. oz. TINS IF' 8 FANCY INALITY LIBBYS SAUERKRAUT 28 fi. oz. TINS •6 GRAPEFRUIT OR ORANGE JUICE LIBBYS RED KIDNEY BEANS 14 fl. oz. TINS /INS 99 FOR LIBBYS FANCY PEACHES 28 fl. oz. TINS SLICED 990 HALVES LIBGYS CHOICE PEAS CARROTS1,1f14,789# 'END BEETS 19f1. oz: 279# ird zehrs tlY 60 WATT 100 WATT PKG. OF 2 RETURNABLE 750 mL BOTTLES PLUS DEPOSIT iiiiiiiiEiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PEANUT BUTTER 1 Kg. 1.29 POST CEREAL ALPHA -BITS 450 g. 119 ORANGE FL7A-VOURED-PKG. OF 4 , TANG CRYSTALS 13 oz. 1.29 COCONUT OR CARAMEL COCONUT AA Ak .111IESTONS CEYLONS L LI if PRETZEL STICKS OR TWISTS MR. SALTY 200 g. bag 650 INGERSOLL SKIM OR REGULAR $t CHEESE SPREAD 500 g. • KRAFT PARKAY COLOURED -QUARTERS MARGARINE ''' *2 2 FROZEN 5 INCH TOTINO'S PIZZA AEROSOLTOPPING 225 g 109 NEILSONS PREMIUM CAN. OR BURNT ALMOND AA ICE CREAM NOVELTIES27.29 gimerisFILLED BUNS PKG. OF 6790 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. 360g. PEPPERONI 370g. DELUXE r 4 VARIETIES MONARCH QUIOK LOAF 890 15 oz. M IX 5 VARIETIES MONARCH SPONGE 2 Frc,19.z. PKG. READY 4.FD 5 VARIETIES TO SERVE R 890. fl.°Z• TINS PARAMOUNT FLAKED WHITE TUNA • • t 3 6.5 oz. s 4, TIN STAYFREE . MAXI PADS 990 0 OF 1 . STAYFREE MINI PADS sit 8 9pKG. OF 0 FAMILY SIZE HIGH LINER FISH & CHIPS 32 az. St 99 FROZEN • . . PKG. BOIL IN BAG 4 VARIETIES GREEN GIANT ENTREES 9 oz. FROZEN IP PKG. 1 29, GAY LEA -ASSORTED FLAVOURS SWISS STYLE YOGURT F 3 0.1 175 g. R CUPS IN STORE BAKE SHOP , THESE SPECIALS ONLY IN STORES AMR A COUNTRY OVEN BAKERY ZEHRS LIQUID BLEACH GRANNYS BUTTER TARTS MELLOW DELICIOUS PKG. OF 12 FINE QUALITY ZEHRS KETCHUP oLINTONNEWS-RECORD,,THURSDAY, APRIL 4, IOW—PAGE 11 °Myrii%-errthP'4ealVirlacgiraectilele vibe spent the winter months in Lakeland, Florida returned to her home this week, • e Marego returnedto her home after spending the weekend with Mr , :and Mr% Don MaeLaren, Jodi and Brooke in Oakville. Bradley Sangster who. underwent surgery at University Hospital, London, last week returned to his home. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luther returned home after spending a pleasant visit ,with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Luther and family in SI, John's, Newfoundland. Celebrate anniversall, `About 60 guests , at- tended open house held for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne on April 19 to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. Wayne d7Payne attended the door and Carl and Hilda received the guests.T Tea was poured by Mrs. Hazel Coward, Winchelsea, who was bridesmaid at their wedding. The attractive tea table was decorated with silver bells around the tablecloth, silver candleabra around a centrepiece of crushed pink daisies and baby's breath. Serving were Iris Payne, Joan Alexander, _Cathy _Alexander 'assisted by Mrs. Mary Alexander. Mr, and Mrs. Payne received many gifts, floral arrangements, cards and best wishes. Guests were present from Waterloo, Elmira, London, Seaforth, Union, Kippen, Exeter, Win- chelsea, St. Thomas and Stratford. United Church news Gospel community singing started the morning service at Hensall United Church on Sunday, The choir,anthem was led by director Mrs. Marianne McCaffrey and Dr. Ralph Topp at the orgap. Flowers decorating the church, as well as the Easter lilies were placed by the family of Stanley Mansfield in loving memory of their 'father; also a bouquet from the 25th wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne. The annual beef 'bar- 'becue will be held at the United Church on April 25 at 5 p.m., 6 p.m. and 7 p.rn. Don't forget to buy your ticket from UCW members: Next Sunday evening a special con- firmatron service will be held at 7:30 p.m. to which all relatives and friends are invited. A film presentation You and the Family, family life seminar will be held at SHDHS Thursday, Friday, April 24 and 25 at 7:30 each evening, Queensway -residents hear sinkers The residents of queensway Nursing Woine are, most grateful to the group who sang for then recently, namely, Delores Gingerich, Marlene ,Estep, Pearl Ann Martin, Norma Grainger, . Heidi and Tracy Martin, Ruth and lcriyGingerich, Mary Lou Erb. Visitors • h M Wilds were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilds, Mr, Dogan, Kemal Dogan, Mrs. Dianne Willert, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cockwill. Visiting with Russell Erratt were Bill and Helen Taylor, Donna Glanville,. Cathy Pat- terson, Joyce Boussey and Clay, Lee and Anna McConnell, ,Sim Roobal, John Johnston, Irene Finlayson. Mrs. Violet Bishop, Maureen and Marion Funnel visited with Mrs. Irene Kalbfleisch. Beatrice Taylor and Irene Finlayson visited with their mother Mrs. Volland. Roy Alderson and Mabel visited Vivian Alderson. John and Iva Ridley -visitect, Vera Lammie, and Mrs. Penhale. Ruth Durand visited her mother Mrs. Kendrick. Dorothy and Tony Etue visited Pat Oesch and Mrs. Volland. -Visitors with liorace Pfaff were Reta Pfaff and Marilyn Major. . Visitors with Louise lYlitehell were Les Mit. obeli, Jean Munn, Ruby Pollen. Mary Oesch and 0.1adys TSehler viSited .with Pat Oesch. Grace and Wilmer Adkins visited Jim McDougall and Louise Mitchell. ,,•Elmer Dunn, Loreen and Jack. Paisley and Hazel Dunn visitedVera, . Lairimie. Rev. Stan McDonald conducted the church service with Mrs. Cecil Pepper ac- companying at the piano. The Presbyterian Ladies entertained the residents to 13-1T4-o---a-nd--treats. Ladies' high bowling score was Edna Young with 108 and Neil Regan was high man with 134. Mrs. Don Gooding of Parkhill was a recent visitor with her mother - Mrs. Edgar Munn. Carmel changes dme Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday On May 4 the Bells of St. Marys; a young people's hand bell choir, will entertain as well as other members. Keep that date in mind. Next Sunday, daylight saving time is in effect and church will be held at a a.m. The senior -WMS and Arnold Circle evening xiliary will -join in an - anniversary party on June 3 at 8 p.m. The former will, celebrate 90 years and the latter .50, ur mistake The cause of a fire that heavily damaged a home on James Street in Clinton this March was not caused by faulty wiring, as reported recently in this paper. The fire, which nearly gutted the home rented ,by Joan and. Tom Burley fivm Cale Doucette, was not caused by the per- manent wiring in the walls of the house, ac- cording to the inspectien department of the Clinton office .of Ontario Hydro, who inspected the home after the fire. The fire could have possibly been started by a faulty appliance, but an Ontario Hydro inspector said, "that's only speculation." The house has since been torn down. The News -Record wishes to apologize for any inconvenience this error may have caused. Large or small, we'll fix them Our repair experts will have your appliance in tip top shape fast. Call us to- day. PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF 4,4,11C)rITOVVN VARNA" VARNA --1k 482-7103 VN 3' *I VIENNA BREAD OR FRENCH BREADR w COUNTRY OVEN LEMON ROLL OR *I 29 BANANA ROLL_ . PRIVATE LABEL SAVINGS 128 fi. 02. PRIVATE LABEL SAVINGS OFF Thursday! April 24 to Tuesday, April 29 JA TON LIGHTING . /5 Ratienbury St. E.. 482-7919 WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN 4 All GODERICH HWY. NO. 8 OUR MANAGER IS! DALE McDONALD HURON RD. OPEN WED., THURS., FRI., EVENINGS wrAl J.