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The banner represents the Iong hours of exacting work. It will be on display at St. Math- ew’s United. Crosby Avenue. Richmond Hill on September 26 with banners from other churches in York Presbytery The theme "Brotherhood" is exquisitely depicted on a back- ground of deep blue velvet (re~ presenting sky and sea). with doves bearing olive branches to the chalice (the Lord's table) and the Bible. 7 Mrs. Walter Craig chaired the meeting and guests included Mrs. Margaret Murphy and Mrs. Patricia Moss (the Patter- son sisters) and their mother Mrs. Stan Patterson. The girls sang seVeral numbers accom- panied at the piano by Mrs. Stan English. At a luncheon meeting of Brown‘s Corners UCW at the home of Mrs. Alfred Miller Wednesday of last week mem- bers watched the unveiling of a church banner. It was beaut- Ifully designed and worked by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Reg Allen during the summer months. Mrs. Alfred Miller is in York Central Hospital this week for surgery. We wish her a rapid recovery. Church Banner Completed Mrs Harold Steffler was pre- sented with a crystal bowl as a farewell gift. Mrs. Steffler has been a member of the UCW executive for more than 20 years and the family is leaving the area. She has been an asset to the group and will be greatly missed. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Steffler who cele- brated 32 years of marriage last week. At present the Stefflers are immersed in moving their home base to Brussels in the Listowel area. They have been active members of this commun- ity for 25 years. particularly in Brown’s Corners United circles where Mr. Steffler has been a member of the Board of Session and Mrs. Steffler secretary of UCW. Both have served also in youth work and the senior choir. The community will miss them. Following the presentation Margaret and Patricia sang “Amazing Grace". with the last verse composed by Mrs. English for the Stefflers. Friends are sorry to learn of Elmore Hill's illness. Mr. Hill was in Scarboro Hospital for surgery two weeks ago and was making good progress until early last week. when a relapse occurred. We wish him a rapid recovery. During his illness the Hills’ daughter Allie of South Porcupine has been staying with Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Craig also received a gift presented by Mrs. English. a travel notebook for the Euroâ€" pean trip the Craigs will take in the near future. During busi- ness members were reminded of the annual smorgasbord put on by UCW and the church â€" the date, October 25. Tickets are $2.50. with children $1.00. A number of local friends at- tended a corn roast Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boadway, Mount Albert. They included Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Stephenson. Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ton Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Walton. Jack and MiSs Mary Rodick. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Paterson. Mrs. Douglas Hood. Miss Rhea Scott and members of the Stonehouse family in- cluding Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leaf and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stonen l house. ‘ SELLING YOUR. BOAT? Find a buyer through a class- ified ad in “The Liberal“ on sale every Thursday. It‘s easy to place your ad. Just call 884-1105 or 884-1983 FOR FAST RESULTS. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Couperthwaite and fam- ily. Mr.‘ and Mrs. Murray Rob- erts and family. Misses Joyce Sherman of Montreal and Liz Sherman of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sherman of Thornhill, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cordina of Bolton and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sherman of Mark- ham. The community extends best wishes. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Sherman who cele- brated their 45th wedding an- alvemry August 17. Their children entertained at a party at the Board of Trade club at Woodbridge for the occasion. Neighborhood Notes BUTTONVILLE Correspondent: Mrs. P. H. Leaf Markham Phone 294-5290 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Aug. 31, 1972 §i§6mo ZCHIPS ‘éfe‘ WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES LUNCHEON MEAT rump D E PIECES 8: STEMS MUSHROOMS TOMATO JUICE AYI-M AYLMER FANCY s ch or2 2 "°“‘ 7 PACKAGE or m SHEETS 9" IO-fl-oz 1L9: tins tins ' f ‘ ‘bA IER SALE! .00 900 ASSORTED COLOURS ROYALE, ALL COLOURS " TOMATOES l9-FL-OZ TINS A&P CHOICE RALSTON PLASTIC PACKAGES OF 10 AYLMER EETS HAl KIDNEYâ€" BE smmv RED 2 ROLLS SALAD DRESSING 32-FL=OZ ¢ .- JAR fl .1 A A . I06 HARVARD ANN PAGE