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The Shop 2017 Kennerleigh and District Community Stores Ltd Calendars out Now December The Shop 2017 Kennerleigh and District Community Stores Ltd Calendars out now The calendars proved so popular last year, that Jo and Pete Scott- Smith have produced another for 2018, this time with photos of the area over the last hun- Late night shopping and dred years. Only £5.99. book signing! Friday 15th December, 5pm to 8.30pm Opening Hours The shop is staying open late and Have you noticed that customers will be welcomed with a it is easier to drop into glass of mulled wine (or mulled ap- the shop over lunch ple juice) and a mince pie whilst times? Since August, they enjoy browsing our Christmas we have not had a sin- range. gle lunchtime closure – thanks to stalwarts Michael Lee, retired county council- Jo, Kelly and Helen. lor and local farmer, has just pub- Volunteers are in- lished his memoirs and we are hon- creasing in numbers oured to host Michael for a book and some volunteers signing from 7pm to 8pm. An ideal have settled into regu- lar slots but we still Christmas present for all your dis- welcome more. cerning local historian friends! Bolero's cocoa Artisan bis- Committee wafer sticks - cuits - lemon £3.60 crisp £1.89 Update Van Strien All Authentic butter multi- Bread compa- The end of October seed straws - ny - beetroot marked our 3rd year £2.69 Van Stri- & rosemary as a community shop en Butter biscuits £2.99 and we hope it will Cheese Palmi- Monty Bojan- be able to carry on ers £2.69 dles - choccy Border Classic scoffy coca trading. At the next biscuit selection dusted AGM there will be 3 £4.99 truffles £4.25 vacancies on the Tiptree - mar- management com- malade gift mittee. If you would pack £2.49 Tiptree - gift like to help then pack Four spe- please put your cial preserves name forward. Hel- £4.29 en Lee will be able to Jenny Wren's tell you what is in- Belgian choco- lates £8.49 volved. Cavendish & Christmas Harvey's mixed fruit drops Delights ! £2.29 Jo has designed Peter's Yard Redrock bitter and printed sourdough from Bishop- some Kenner- crispbread - steignton near charcoal & Rye leigh Cloth Bags Newton Abbot @ £2.50 – £2.99 £2.50 a bottle Mr Filbert's Sandford Or- sea salt & chards Old Blos- herb mixed som, cider with nuts £1.65 elderflower @ £2.50 a bottle Bespoke Christmas Christmas Cards Boxes This year we have As producers and our own Christ- distributors give us mas cards with lots of December ‘Seasonal Greet- deadlines for last Bronze free- Christmas orders we ings from Kenner- leigh’ on, only range turkeys like to get our supply £1.00 each. If we and demand right! It get enough re- “They came neatly really really helps us quests we could boxed up and cooked if you order your also do ‘Black Dog’ beautifully. Everyone Christmas meat, veg- cards next year. enjoyed the flavour etables and dairy and looked forward products in good Posting dates to the cold cuts lat- time and collect it on for Christmas er!” (satisfied Black Saturday 23rd De- th Wednesday 20 Dog customer, 2017) cember. High quality nd Dec – 2 Class local products such nd Our Christmas tur- and 2 class as Dunn’s (eg Signed For keys will be from Exbourne) clotted Frenchbeer Farm, Thursday 21st Dec cream and butter, st st near Chagford again – 1 Class and 1 Chinns (Crediton) and can be ordered Class Signed For chipolatas and sau- either by phone, st sagemeat, and Thursday 21 Dec email or in person. – Special Delivery Thornes (near Cheri- Guaranteed Deadline for order- ton Fitzpaine) brus- th For international mail ing is Thursday 14 sels sprouts and cab- – please check at the December. Sizes bages will be on the Post Office or go and prices will be Christmas Box to: in store in the Form, available from www.postoffice.co. the shop and by next week. uk/christmas email from early De- #ItsNeverJustPost cember. Shop Opening Hours Reasons to Shop Local 9am to 1pm 2 to 5pm Monday Closed No.6 Tuesday ALLOpen All Day Find out what is Wed All Open All Day going on. Just by dropping into the Thurs Closed Shop you will pick Friday Open All Day up the local news. Saturday Closed There are notices of events, socials, Christmas and New Year Open- courses; on the ing Times board you will see the range of local rd Normal opening hours up to Saturday 23 skills available to December meet most garden th Christmas Eve (Sunday 24 ) closed but Sun- and domestic day newspapers out on rack and taken to needs; you may Black Dog even pick up a lit- th Christmas Day (Monday 25 ) closed and no tle gossip and fi- papers nally speak to that th Boxing Day (Tuesday 26 ) closed but news- neighbour who papers out on rack and taken to Black Dog only ever see th th Wednesday 27 to Saturday 30 December whizzing past in open 9am – 1pm the car! Get Social st New Year’s Eve (Sunday 31 ) closed but Sun- and Shop Local! day newspapers out on rack and taken to Black Dog Shop Tel: 01363 866452 New Year’s Day (Monday 1st) closed and Email: no papers [email protected] Website: http:kennerleigh.com .
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