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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1981-04-23, Page 8SAVE up to 96° All Popular Canadian Brands CARTON CIGARETTES Regular or King Size, 20's & 25's (Our Regular Price up to 9,35 Stewart and Margaret Middleton spent Easter Sunday with Margaret's family, and enjoyed dinner with Mr. and Mrs. George Early and family. „.A0511111/5/ 7 HEAVY BASE 1H TRAYP EA. (Our Regular Price 44e each) Chicken Noodle Buy 3 — SAVE 33e FESTA g CAMPBELL'S SOUPtinfor5i YOGOURT (Our Regular Price 1.59) Decorated, White or Yellow /„IIIA,,,,,, BUY 2 —SAVE 59¢ Jane Parker, Sliced, Cracked Wheat or 60% WHOLE WHEAT BREAD z for 24 -oz loaf (Our Regular Price 79e loaf) wwrPEo BUTTER 250 a tub Gay Lea 175 g tub VIVA TOWELS (Our Reg. Price 33e each) Buy 4 SAVE 33c Gerber, Strained, Meatless Var. of Foods & Juices SAVE40c BABY pkg of 1 9 nix FOODS 9¢ SPAGHETTI ZOODLES OR ALPHAEITS, IN TOMATO SAUCE W• KELLOGG'S Libby's Pastas 14 -fl -oz tin 59¢ Bran Flakes Cream Style Corn ROSEDALE, CHOICE PEAS OR 14•PI.O TIN KELLOGG'S 3 far 1.00 Raisin Bran 800 g pkg 2,39 PAGE 8 —CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL ?.3, 1981 MiddletoH congregation celebrates the Easter season at St. By Blanche Deeves United News The Good Friday service in St. James Anglican Church in Middleton was based on the Seven Words from the Cross. Readers were Blanche Deeves, John Deeves, Lisa Storey, Sarah Storey, Audrey Middleton, Ray Wise and Margaret Middleton. Rev. William Bennett led the service and the offering was received by Ray Wise and Don Middleton. The cross was uncovered at the conclusion of the service. The Easter Sunday service was well attended at St. James and Rev. Bennett greeted the congregation as they entered the church. Communion was held with Canon Paull giving a special reading and helping to serve the breadaLidwine. .ior-�ar're - placed by Mrs. Fred Mid- dleton and her family in memory of Mr. Fred Mid- dleton. The ACW placed Easter lilies in the sanc- tuary. Canon Paull led the ser- mon and the offering was collected by Keith Miller and John Deeves. Community calendar Tonight, Thursday, April 26,'Steve and Rose Cooke.will be at St. James with their slide presentation. The Cookes took part in an African safari two year ago, and their trip will be recounted' in this special. presentation. Everyone is invited to see the slide show and enjoy refreshments which will be served af- terwards. The ACW bus trip is all set to go And will take place on May 6. A second bus now has over 20 seats filled and this tour will be held on Tuesday, May 26. The secondtue Will be visiting th_e same locations -as -the -May .6 tour, -- big those travelling on the second bus are asked to note the ..date change. Wo in` dividua' trips will.; prevent Congestion ' and over crowding at the places which will be visited, and it's hoped that. , everyone will be satisfied with these arrangements. People ieport Mrs. Fred Middleton, Mrs. Morley Counter and Miss Agnes Middleton of Goderich., were Easter dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Counter of Clinton. Mr; and Mrs. Fred Mid- dletonof'Stratford and Mr. andMrs. Al Clark and their son Kyle of Nipissing visited with' their mother, grand - G' derich Twp hires road employee Tom Sinclair was hired as the new township road employee at $6.50 per hour for a three month probationary period when Goderich Township Council held a special meeting to interview seven applicants for the position on March 30. Sinclair started his new job April 1. If he is still ac- ceptable after the three month probationary period, his wages will be raised to $7 per hour plus benefits for the remainder of the year. Water systems owned by the township and serving two plans of subdivision were also discussed at the special meeting. The clerk was instructed to contact the Ministry of Environment regarding the status of one well and the water line belonging to it. He was also instructed to check with the solicitor regarding the method of collecting water rates. A motion was passed to hire J.B.M. to install four circulating fans in the auditorium of the new township hall as per tender. Blue Anchor, a company which wants to build a condominium in the town- ship, has requested the township to appoint an engineer to. check its proposals. Council passed a motion at its special meeting that before the township engage an engineer, Blue Anchor must submit, in writing, an approval to pay those expenses incurred by the township for an engineering study and a brief on the design and proposals for the con- dominium. mother and great grand- mother. Mr. and Mrs. Murray MacLeod and son Mark of Bracebridge spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Potter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hulls and sons Jason and Jonathon of Cornwall were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ehttot and visited friends and relatives in the area. Bill and Lynda Steenstra entertained the Pierson families to Easter dinner on Sunday. Happy birthday wishes go out to Mathew Steenstra who was one -year-old on April 23. Easter Sunday and weekend guests with Ross and Mabel Middleton were Janice Middleton and friend Paul Brettle of Ottawa, Roseanne Middleton and friend Raymond Herper of Toronto, Sharon and Neale Trewartha and their daughterJulianne of Toronto asiong with Drew and Jackie Middleton of London. Angela and Gentry Orr enjoyed an Easter dinner at the White Carnation. It's good to have Jim acs Middleton home from the west. Marnie Middleton was home from Kitchener on the weekend to visit with her family. 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