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Klippen news
By Rena Caldwell
Archie Parsons is a
Patient in South Huron
Hospital.
Mr. John Gibson,
Wroxeter, was a recent -
visitor with Mr. and Mrs.
W.L. Mellis.
Mr. and Mrs. W.L.
Mellis and Mrs. M.
Barnard called to extend
congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. John McGee,
Blyth on the occasion of
their 50th Wedding an-
niversary.
Mrs. Hugh Alderdice,
Meaford, is visiting with
relatives in the area.
UCW meets
Kippen UCW held their
regular meeting on
Thursday, November 16.
Mrs. Robert Kinsman
gave the worship. Mrs.
Gerald Moffatt assisted
by Mrs. Lloyd Cooper
presented a skit on The
Lords Prayer.
Mrs. Edison McLean
brought in. the report of
the nominating com-
mittee, and Mrs. Bert
Faber reported on the
success of the supper.
The Sunday School
skating party will be held
November 29. Hostesses
for the meeting were
Mrs. Tom Reid and Mrs.
Wm.. C nsitt, who also
served lunch .
Womens Institute
Kippen East Women's
Institute and their friends
enjoyed a trip to Western
Canada with the beef
producers when Stan
Paquette showed his
pictures in . Hensall
Legion ' Hall November
15. He was introduced by
the Pres. Mrs. Dave
Triebner and thanked by
Mrs. Campbell Eyre.
-Mrs. Triebner gave a
Remembrance Day
reading and a resume of
the area convention held
in London. The roll call,
name a new crop that is
grown locally, in Ontario
gave crops of mustard
seed, asparagus,
cauliflower, brussells
sprouts, cabbage,
peanuts, strawberries
gad ralspiltprries etc., etc.
These strojis • .were
unknown a few -years ago
in this locality:
Mrs. Campbell Eyre
gave a reading, what is a
farmer? and Mrs. Grace
Drummond conducted a
contest. Lunch was
served by the hostess
Mrs. Stewart Pepper and
the committee in charge.
Mr. and Mrs.Tom Reid
of Kippen have just
returned home from a
weekend at Stouffville,
Ontario. While there they
stayed • with their
daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Hughes, who arranged a
40th anniversary dinner -
dance for the whole
family at The Doctor's
House and Livery in
Kleinburg on Saturday
evening, November 18.
Firm moving
The Exeter Times-
Advdcate reported that
Agri -Book Publishing Co.
have announced that the
firm will be moved from
Hensall to Exeter. The
business will be located in
the former JF Farm
Machinery Co.
President Adrian
Bailey explained to The
Times Advocate that in
its present quarters, the
firm in "busting at the
seams."
Seventeen staff
members will be involved
in the move, however the
change does not 'involve
any of the personnel who
are located in the former
Hensall Co-op buildings.
Agri -Book Publishing
produces approximately
25 agricultural
publications with
distribution across North
America and Europe.
Their largest publication
is "Beans in Canada"
which is distributed free
to 17,,000 bean growers in
Canada. "Farm
Drainage Quarterly" has
a circulation of 9,500 in
Canada.
The firm is one of the
major publishers in the
agricultural industry in
Canada. It does all its
ow>n typesetting and
production and the
printing Is farmed out to
Mims in Kitchener and
Owen Sound.
The move to Exeter is
expected to be completed
by December.
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Green Beans
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Spaghetti
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Savarin
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Assorted Varieties
Dinners
Black Diamond
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Canada No. 1
Prince Edward Island
Table Potatoes
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Ontario Grown
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Parsnips
Cut From
Canada Grade "A" Beef
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Steaks
Davern
Sliced
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Ontario Grown
Carrots
Kraft 3 Ib. pkg.
Miracle Corn Oil Quarters 2 • 99
Margarine
,Ardmona
Choice; Pear Halves, Fancy
Peach Slices or
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Green Giant
Fancy Cream Style Corn or
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19 fl, oz. tin
McCain's
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Cat Dinners
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Boneless Brisket
Pot Roasts
Oxydol or Bold 6 L box
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Schneiders 1 Ib. pkg.
All Beet, Red Hots, Dutch Treet
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Paionda 19 fl. oz. tin
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Pickles
Aylmer
Boston Brown
Beans
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