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but correct wartO start record-
ing family history. It was pre-
pared by Miss Pamela Sangster
who sketched the street scenes
of Kippen,‘Scotland and de, '
signed attractive Athfelti$13$
Posters.- Old photos of period
styles were also shown.
Mr. Turner, on behalf of
the qociety, thanked the Went*
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40 tin comutsavir FOODS!!
2 for $1.00
Crown. Bran. 3.1b. bottle
CORN SYRUP
Coleman's Canned
HAMS
Marra's — Regularly 49c
DATE*BAR LOAF
11/2 -lb: tin $1 .59
Special 3* ,
Stokely's, 14-oz. Cream-Corn or Peas
VEGETABLES 5 f " $1.00
5 for 990
4 for 990
Libby's, 11-oz. Bottle
CATCHUP
VanCamp in Tomato Sauce, 19-oz,
BEANS WITH PORK
2 pkgs. 690
2 for $1.00
Five Roses All-Purpose Bonus Pack '
FLOUR, • • • • 5-lb. bag plus 2-lb. Free 590
Black Diamond, 8-0z.
CHEESE SLICES
Stafford 19-ox. Blueberry or Cherry
PIE* FILLINGS
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Pure
Pork rSausage lb. 49c
Burns No. 1.
Side Bacon lb. 89c
Pot Roasts lb " 65c
Swiss Steaks lb. 98c
lb. 53c
Cooked Ham lb. 1 • 19
Head Cheese tin 79c
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Product Honduras
Golden Yellow No. 1 Valery 4100
BANANAS •,• 2-lbs. ALlyPEER.
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330 Ontario No. 1 4-qt. Basket
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Libby's Fixin's for Stews, 2-1b. bag
'VEGETABLES • • • 550
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Fresh
Side Pork
Berg's Maraschino Red
CHERRIES 12-oz. jar 2 for $1.00
McCormick's, No. 1 Plain, Salted or Saltines
SODAS . . 2 for 690
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Dare's New COuntry Assortment
COOKIES 1.1b. bag 2 for $1.00
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"NEW CAR
ANNOUNCEMENT
SEE 'THE NEW 'CHEVROLET AND OLSMOBILE MODELS
The Chevrolet line-up for 1970 is headlined by 'an entirely. new personal luxury car,
the, two-door Monte Carlo sport coupe. Chevrolet full-size models — the Caprice, Impala
custom coupe, Impala, Bel Air and Biscayne, have been redesigned with many new en-
gineering and safety features. The Chevelle and Nova models and Chevrolet station
wagons also have undergone many improvements. The Monte CarIo,,see above, features
single front headlights and a short rear deck.
Visit Our 'Showroom and See
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the New 1970 Models on Display
on
Thursday & Friday
September 1S-th & 19th
Correspondent
MRS, IvIAUDE REDDEN
Hensall W. I. ..opened the ,t
fall program by entertaining thi
Huron County Historical Society
with 80 in attendance, Piper
Tom Travers greeted the guest$
with traditional Scottish music
and set the tone for a success-
ful evening. Mrs. Clarence Reid,
Mrs. Carl Payne and Miss Greta
Laramie conducted the opening
exercises of the institute. Mrs.
Reid welcomed the guests before
turning the meeting over to
Harold Turner, president of the
Historical Society.
Mr. Turner spoke of his new
duties and read interesting ex-
cerpts from an old time ledger-
•the account book of Matthew
and Kathie, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
Underwood of Cottle spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Lindsay and family at Bridgeport.
Miss Nancy Kyle of Hensall
KIPPEN
Correspondent
MRS, NORMAN LONG -
"Kippen 1 and Kippen 11
4-H Homemaking Club, "Needle:-
craft", met at the
"Needle- 0 Leg-
ion Hall with 14 girls in attend-
ance.
At the meeting the following
officers were elected -
Kippen 1 - President - Diane
McKay; Vice President -
Maureen Connolly;Secretary-
- Pain Patrick;' Press Reporter-
Dianne Wall; Telephone Girl-
Joanne Stoll; Lunch Commit-
tee - Hessie Wynja, Carol
Chalmers.
Kippen 11 - President -Barbara
'Gemmel; Vice President -
Cathy Roberts; Secretary -'
Pam Patrick; Press Reporter -
Darlene-McKay; Telephone
Girl - Donna Whitehouse..
The leaders discussed the re-
quirements of a 4-H girl and the
materials.needed for the club.
U.C.W.MEETS
Kippen U. C, W. met at the
Blue Water Rest Home, Zurich,
when a program was presented
for the entertainment of the re-
sidents with Mrs. Robert Elgie
presiding. Mrs. Ross Broadfoot
supplied lively music during
the evening and for a sing-song
of favourite hymns. Misses
Sharon Finlayson and Debbie
Consitt sang duets and Miss Deb-
bie Consitt played piano solos.
Mrs. Harold Jones gave humor-
ous readings and Mrs. Jones and
her mother, Mrs, Love, sang a
duet. Gifts for September,birth-
days were presented and birth-
day cake and ice cream for all
those present closed the enter-
tainment part of the evening.
Mrs. Robert Elgie, president,
conducted a brief U. C. W, busin
ess meeting.
Miss Mae Sommerville of
Winnipeg is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Hood. Their son-in-
law and daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Carter, of
E ssex spent, the week end with
them. •
Mr. and Mrs.. Roy Benedict;
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keeling; Mrs,
Ben Johnstone all of Owen Sound
called Wednesday afternoon on
Mrs. Long.
and Miss Karen Jermyn, both on
the teaching staff, the former
at Tillsonburg and the latter at
Sarnia, left Sunday evening by
Jet for an extended trip to Europe.
Miss Brenda Noakes has en-
rolled at the University of West-
ern Ontario and is a resident of
Gerrnell
Spencer Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Caldwebl,
Baltimore, Maryland, U. S. A.
visited Mrs. Harry Caldwell and
Jack the past week and called on
relatives in the vicinity.
Miss Carol Kerr of North Bay
is visiting her aunt Mrs. Maude
Hedden.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank h,
of Moose Jaw, Sask., were week
end guests with Mrs. Harry Cald-
well and Jack.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Baker
and family have taken up resid-
ence in their new home on Ox-
ford Street, which Mr. Baker
tuft.
Mrs. Alma Hess was a week
end guest with Mr. and Mrs.
Gladwin .Westlake at Bayfield.
Miss Ann Mickle left the
beginning of this week to attend
Althouse College in Lyndon.
Mrs. Joan Price and Kevin
of Hamilton, were week end
. guests with. Mr, and. Mrs. Harry
Horton.
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle
and Miss Ann Mickle, spent
Wednesday of last week with
the former's daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mc-
-Milian and family at Waterloo.
Women'S Institute Hosts Histottica
Lot Open Evenings to 9 p.m.
"Serving Seaforth and District for 28 Years"
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Ted Roberts, R. R. 2, Kippen,
was injured on Friday afternoon
when the car he was driving. left
a county road a mile east of
Hensall and struck a tree. He
was first taken to South Huron
Hospital and later to St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, suffering a
punctured lung, fracture of four
ribs and a deep laceration on -
his arm requiring 24 stitches.
The accident occurred as the
car strucle a 'pothole in the road
resulting in a break in the steer-
ing wheel and loss of control.
10- Mr. Roberts, 4'7, is employed
with the Bell Telephone in Clin-r
ton, and is president of the Hen-
sall Legion Branch 468. The car
was demolished. O. P, P. from
Goderich investigated and Dr,
. Read of Exeter attended.
Mrs. ueorge ness has returned
from a visit with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. McCloy and family of Dbn •
Mills, whose daughter, Kathy, ,
has enrolled- in Western Universi-
ty. '
John Henderson left by Jet
Sunday to vacation for three
weeks in England and Ireland.
Mrs, John Henderson, John
Rodger, of Rodgerville for the
years 1854-55.
Mrs. R. Simpson. who plan-
ned the prograin on the theme
Past and Present, thanked her
helpers for the co-operation.
She introduced Miss M. Ellis,
who welcomed the Historical
Society to Hensall and told of
its early industries and three
devastating fixes. Miss Debbie
Anderson gave an excellent
paper on her research about the
Hamlet of Hillsgreen and Miss
Lammie and Mrs. Payne con-
ducted a Round.
• Mrs. Simpson showed slides .
of early scenes of people in
and around Hensall and Kippen
and also Century farms in the
area. The Family Tree of
Kippen Man Injured
In Single Car Crash
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