Clinton News-Record, 1980-05-22, Page 9•
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To
411
Middleton residents atten
By Blanche Deeves
Lisa °Storey lit the
candles at the* St. James
Anglican Church service.
Don Middleton and
James Storey received
the offering and flowers
were placed in the church
by Audrey Middleton.,
At the conclusion of the
morning service, Rev. D.
Pitts asked Lisa Storey to
put the candles out. •
Jim Middleton drove
his grandmother Mrs.
Fred Middleton to
Stratford on Sunday
morning, May 18 where
they attended the service
at CentratUnited Church.
During the service, flie
sacrament of infant
THE CLINTON NE WS RECORD, THURSDAY,
in Stratford to witness baptism
22,
baptism was held. for
Kyl...Allan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Clark of
Metissing, grandson of
Mr. and Mrs, Ted Mid-
dleton, and great gran-
dson of Mrs. Erc.d Mid-
dleton and Mrs. Pete
Clements.
.We are pleased to hear
Mrs. Marjorie Stirling is
home from University
Hospital, London.
Edward and Blanche
Deeves attended the Mills
and Elm wedding
reception and dance
which followed in the
Mount Brydges C.om-
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the- area planted some
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Realemon
675 ml bottle 1.59
ORANGE PEKOE
Flowerdale Tea Bags
PARBOILED
Quik Kook Rice
pkg of 501.39
2 -Ib pkg 1.39
ASSORTED FLAVOURS POLY BAG OF 3 71
g ENVELOPES
Hawaiian Punch Crystals 79?
DEODORIZERS, ASSORTED SCENTS
Twice As Fresh.
INSTANT, WITH CHICORY
Encore Coffee
POLSKI OR WHOLE
Coronation Dill Pickles
CHINA LILY
Whole Mushrooms
25 g pkg 1.36
8 -oz jar 5,39
32 -fl -oz jar 99?
10 -fl -oz tin 89,1
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Frozen, Eviscerated
1 -lb vac pac
DUCKS 4avteora5-lb
500 g VAC PAC SWIFT' PREMIUM, SLICED 17S g VAC PAC
1.29 Cooked Ham 1.19
BURNS, BREAKFAST
Sausages
MARY MILES, HOT OR SWEET
SausageITALIAN
SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, ASSORTED VARIETIES
INCLUDING LUNCHEON, MAC & CHEESE 175 g pkg
Dutch, Luncheon or Ftionch Onion Loaf, Bung Bologna
SCHNEIDERS 1 8 9
MAPLE LEAF, SMOKED 175 g PKG
COLD CUTS lb
Ham Steak 1.29
BURNS, PRIDE OF CANADA VAC PAC SCHNEIDERS STEAK, CHICKEN, BEEF
Bologna Chunks ibl.19 •Meat Pies forgge
SWIFT PREMIUM, BROWN & SERVE 250 g PKG SHOPSYS
Sausages - 1.39 Potato Salad ib89?
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FROZEN FOOD FEATURES from A&P!
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OIi South, Frozen, Concentrated, 100% Florida
298 g pkg 1.69
White Label, Hamburg Buns or
(Our Regular Price 1.39 — SAVE 20c)
HIOHLINER FROZEN
Fish in Batter
BLUE WATER, FROZEN, BATTER FRIED
Boston Bluefish 12 -oz pkg 1.49
FROZEN, PEPPERONI
Totino Pizza
MCCAIN, FROZEN
Dollar Chips
(DELUXE 370 g PIE 1.89)
350 g pie 1.79
FROZEN
pkg
of 12
Smelts
2 -lb pkg 79?
SCHNEIDERS
FROZEN, STRAMIURY OR RASPBERRY 25-01 PKG CARNATION, FROZEN " 4 -LB PKG
McCain Shortcakes 2.19 Hash Brown Potatoes 99?
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RAGE 9
the squirrels had their
ideas also, they took them
anti ate them.
Audrey Middleton,
Adelle Jervis, Kelvin
Jervis ,attended the or-
dination t Robert Neil
Witmer of Ooderich at
Wesley -Knox 'United
Machin London. Itobert
Witmer is a cousin -14
. Audrey • and Kelvin, of
Chatham -and,godparents
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Middleton of. Stratfoid. It
was a very happy oc-
casion for the two great
grandmothers and family
and many guests who
were entertained in the
afternoon to a buffet
luncheon at the home of
Mr.' and Mrs.- Ted Mid-
dleton, Stratford,
'PierMiddleton
attended the wedding on
Saturday of Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Middleton.
The St. James'
congregation, friends and
neighbours wish to offer
their very best wishes to
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Middleton whli —were
married on Sat. May 17 at
Benmiller.
For the bus trip to
Toronto, there are only a
few seats left. If you wish
to come along with the
ACW of Middleton to
enjoy a day- at the
Toronto Zoo, Casa Loma
and supper at Ed's
Warehouse Restaurant,
call 482-9838 or 482-3383 or
any other ACW member.
Expansion• . •
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the new board will be to
raise funds to help, the
many cases' we meet that
do not qualify for
assistance ,from any_
other source. We had one
terminally ill patient this.
year who desperately
wanted to be at home
with the family the last
days. This person was
young and literally had
no money saved to pay
for the services. It was
felt that death was im-
minent and Home Cdre
was arranged." ,
She added, "I will not
go into the numbet of
problems this presented,
suffice to say this young
person was granted the
wish of being at home
with loved ones, . this
being made possible by
using funds from the
county grant, donations
and fund raising."
Expansion is being
considered in other areas
of the agency and Mrs.
Young said that a
Friendly, Visitors
program may be
established. This, she
explained, would involve.
a homemaker or
volunteer going into the _
home to spend a few
hours, to offer some
conversation or help with
small needs, like reading
or writing a letter. The
agency is also con-
sidering. a telephone
reassurance program,
where the homebound
person would be con-
tacted once or several
times a week by
telephone.
The Town and County
Homemakers presently
offer a variety of services
and the agency hopes that
future expansion will
promote the program and
make them better. un-
derstood by the public.
Mrs. Cardno said that
there is some confusion
about the Homemaking
agency's functions.
However she explained
that the agency only acts
as a To -ordinator 'and
supplies Homemakers,
Meals on Wheels,
medical supplies and
professional services
such as Victorian Order
of Nurses, physiotherapy,
occupational. therapy.
These services are soldto
the private citizen, and
other organizations.
The agency offers two
programs, Horne Care
and Homemakers ser-
vice. The Homemaking is
the largest of the two but
the Home Care service
was started first. It began
in 1971 as an in-hOme
program -fbr people who
were recovering •from a
medical condition. The
program expanded in the
county and a need for
homemaking services
without the professional
health care came about
and the Town and
Country Homernaters
agency developed from
this in 1978.
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