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262.7023
Mts. Ross MacMillan of
Waterloo visited, Friday with
her Mother Mrs. Laird Mickle
and they spent the day in
IJayliejd and Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Maclar-
en of Oakville were weekend
visitors with Don's mother
Mrs: Bertha MacGregor.
Mrs. Evelyn Flynn return-
ed home after spending a
week's vacation with her
son-in-law and dau?hter Mr.
and Mrs. Bill O'Brten, Todd
and Tracey at Briaden.
Mr, and Mrs. Ross Corbett
in company with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Coleman, Kippen
have returned from a plea-
sant motor trip with camper
from Western Canada. They
travelled through the States
to Montana crossing to Leth-
bridge.
The temperature one
day in Montana reached 105
deg. after which the weather
turned cool and windy. Out-
side of that they enjoyed fair
weather on the trip.
a They
camped several days at the
home of Bill Watt and family
at High River Alberta, which
was only about forty tulles
from Calgary, where they
attended the Stampede.
While camping with the Wat
family, descendants of the
Jackson families, natives of
this area, they were most
fortunate in seeing ranches at
the foothills of the mountains.
Lake Louise, and many other
places of interest. They tra-
velled home by Northern
Ontario and report a most
beautiful trip and holiday.
PARKER-KEYES REUNION
The annual Parker -Keyes
picnic was held on Saturday
at the Hensall Community
New Kippen correspondent
Crerar; 16 -Bryan Beer, Jack garth has consented to report
Aikenhead. the Kippen news beginning
Mrs. W. (Red) Stewart is a August 1, 1983. Please have
patient in University Hospi-
tal, London. We are sorry to next week's news items to
report. Margaret by Sunday July 31.
Mrs. Phone 262-6902.
Correspondent
MRS. RENA CALDWELL
262-5935
A shower was held in
Kippen United Church for
Vicki Bell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Bell on
Monday, July 18. Mrs. Har-
old Caldwell and Mrs. Grant
McGregor arranged the e-
vent.
Kippen Gun Club met July
12 with 16 shooters.
Scores are as follows:
25 -Lloyd Venner, Jamie
Caldwell, Jim Butcher; 24 -Al
Kyle, Dan Crerar; 23 -Harri-
son Schock, Jack Miller, Paul
Ritchie; 22 -Grant McGregor;
2l -Bob Baker, Harold Smith;
19 -Gladys McGregor; 18 -
Richard Smith, Linda Crerar.
Completing the scoring were
Jack Aikenhead and Gary
Koehler.
Kippen Gun Club met July
19 with 24 shooters.. Top
marksmen were 25 -John
Smallman, Dan Crerar; 24 -
Jim Butcher, Jack Mills.
Harrison Schock, George
Hamm, Wayne McBride, Al
Kyle, Lloyd Venner, Jamie
Caldwell; 23 -Terry Rabbets,
Barry Miller; 22 -Harold
Smith. Grant McGregor, Bob
Baker; 21 -Roy Lamport. Ed-
win Miller, Bob Caldwell,
Paul Ritchie; 20 -Gladys Mc-
Gregor; 18 -Bill Smith, Linda
Al (Marearet) Hoe -
Queensway visits
Lake Huron cottage
On July 18 the residents of
Queensway Nursing Home
were entertained at Mr. Bill
Gibson's cottage at Lake
Huron and celebrated July
birthdays namely Mrs. Lou-
ise Mitchell, Percy Merkley,
Miss Irene Moss and Hiram
French. Mrs. Shirley, Luther
conducted worship service on
Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Al-
fred Bates visited Mrs.
Scrimgeour. Harry and Beth
Cole visited Miss Mary West-
lake. The residents enjoyed
bowling on Friday at Zurich
bowling lanes. Neil Regan
was high bowler.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Earl,
Janise, Laurie -Ann and
Sherry -Lynn of Owen Sound,
Mr. and Mrs. Kim Bell,
Cheryl, David and Bobby of
Hepworth, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Coglin, Debbie and
Park with over fifty in attend-
ance, Mrs. Ken Parker and
Mrs. Doug Prout were in
charge of the following
sports: toddlers race: Erin
Parker; 4-6 years: Carrie
Taylor; 6-8 years; Jana Park-
er; kick the shoe: Carla
Dalton, Rod Parker; pin in the
bottle: Tim Parker; 9-11 years
Chris Parker; 12 and up: Ron
Parker; 3 -legged race: Jana
Parker and Carla Brown;
Jason Keyes and Ken Parker;
wheelbarrow race: Jason
Keyes and Rod Parker; sock
race: Scott Keyes, Jana Park -
er; relay race: Rod Parker,
Jason Keyes, Doug Cud -
more; Scott Keyes; Jolly kesil
guessing contest: Rod
Park-
er, Harold Parker.
The following officers were
elected: President: Don Dal-
ton; Vice -President Bill Park-
er; Secretary: Judy Parker;
Sports: Jack -,and Verna
Keyes, Art and ieorgie Park-
er.
The weekend of fair wea,
ther saw the local mills in full
operation with the farmers
busy taking of their wheat VACATION
crop.
Barbara and
5;,
IBLE SCHOOL looks Ike . hard work as
Lisa Wynla concentrate on their lessons.
School ended last Friday at Bethel Bible Church.
(Photo by Hundertmark)
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Cathy and Becky of Listowel,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Earl
and Judith, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Coughlin of Atwood,
'and Misses Jennifer and
Tracey Raycraft of Monkton;
were dinner guests on Sun-
day at the manse with Rev.
McDonald. Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Earl and family of
Owen Sound remained for a
few days holidays this week.
Rev. McDonald, assisted
by Mrs. Dorothyntnell
conducted Commi((ttuion Ser-
vice at the BIuevvater Rest
Home on Thursday morning.
Mr. Sim Roobol who has
been a patient in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter was able to
return to his home on Satur-
day.
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241 1.29b.
CUT FROM 'A' GRADE BEEF
SHORT RIB ROASTS
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PKG.
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89°
ALL BLADE BONE REMOVED
S°'
/kg 139b.
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500 g
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MUSHROOMS
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FRESHLY MINCED MEDIUM
GROUND 2. /kg
BEEF i•791b.
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ITALIAN SAUSAGE
FLAKED
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65 oz
99'N
PRIDE OF CANADA ROUND
FULLY COOKED 5'49/kg
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SLICED 175 g
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ALL VARIETIES
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520 9990
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380
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200 9
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700 9
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32 oz PKG
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350 mL 199
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285 g 1.39
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