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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Don Crowder (nee Cher- lyn Hood, only daughter of Bernard Hood) who were married on Saturday in Rich- mond Hill Baptist Church. Don and Cherlyn will be re- siding in Calgary, Alberta. .. L...‘I Correspondent: Mrs. Chas. Mllsted Telephone 887-5445 Neighborhood Notes an - ._,._,, “mo ,, Mrs. Clarence Steckley had the cast removed from her broken knee last week and is getting out of the house gradually." wil’érslie'Hagell had surgery last Wednesday in York County Hospital. Newmarket. Mr. and Mrs. Abram Leh- man of Harrisburg Penna spent several days visiting relatives here. "Michael Wright had a ton- silectomy on Friday in York Central Hospital. Richmond Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Winger have purchased Mrs. Harry Smith's house on Con- cession 3 of Whitchurch. Mrs. Smith's auction sale is on November 24. A successful auction sale with Auctioneer Alvin Farm- er was held on Saturday at the home of your correspondâ€" ent. This closes out 20 years of the Milsteds serving the community at this location. Mrs. Milsted and Charleen moved to their new home in Thornhill. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Bob Haxton and three sons of Willowdale who have pur- chased and moved into the Milsted home on Wednesday. Mrs. Rita Millen. on staff at Richmond Hill Post Office, is carrying on as postmaster until a permanent appoint- ment is made. Mrs. Milsted was presented with a lovely vase 2by the Women's Sewing Circle at their meeting in the Fellow- ship Hall at the Missionary Church on Tuesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Hen- derson have purchased Rev. Alvin Winger’s home on Con- cession 4. Rev. Andrew McNiven is conducting 10 days services at the Houghton church. Rev. Jefferies of Parkview Home. Stouffville. spoke at the Sunday morning service at Heise Hill Church and Rev Roy Nigh of Stouffville spoke at the evening service. Lewis Schell. a Gormley resident in his early life and later of Toronto passed away at Green Acres, Newmarket. on Novomber 15 and was buried at Heise Hill Ceme- tery. Rev. and Mrs. George Shef- fer of Stayner and Mrs. Levi Steckley had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs: Roy Bril- linger. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bril- linger and family spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Don Logan in Hamilton. Bishop Alvin Winger cele- brated his 90th birthday on November 17. His immediate family had a birthday party for him on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clif- ford Winger. Mr. Steckley passed away very suddenly on November 7. 1973 at York Central Hos- pital. Richmond Hill. as a result 'of a coronary heart attack. He was born on Concession 6 of Whitchurch on June 11. 1900, son of the late Joseph and Leah Steckley. He always lived in the Gormley area. He farmed for many years and also butchered and had a stand for years at the Thornhill Farmer‘s Market. He was a member of the Heise Hill Brethren in Christ Church until 1962 when he joined the Bridlewood Church in Agincourt. He served faith- fully on the church board and also as a Deacon. In April. 1926 Levi married Mabel Cober of Gormley. To this union were born one son Bruce of Gormley and five daughters, Alma (Mrs. Lloyd McTaggart of Toronto). Margaret (Mrs. John Eyer of Elizabethtown. Penna). Rea- tha (Mrs. John McFadden of Don Mills). Carole (Mrs. Clare Harrison of Nassau) and Mary (Mrs. Dennis Green of Toronto‘. Mrs. Steckley was killed in a car accident in May. 1961 at the comer of Don Mills Road and 19th Avenue. In December 1962. Lei'i married Melba Martin of Clarence Centre. New York, who also survives him. Mr. Steckley had three brothers. Elmer (deceased). Clarence of Gormley, Walter of Barrie and six sisters. Louie (Mrs. Alvin Winger. deceased). Elsie (Mrs. Roy Wideman of Unionville), An- nie (Mrs. Abram Lehman of Harrisburg, Penna), Ida (Mrs. Roy Brillinger of Gormleyl. Clara (Mrs. Peter Steckley of Unionvillel. and Luella (Mrs. George Shef-fer of Staynerl. The funeral was in charge of Rev. Elwood Flewelling of Agincourt. assisted by Rev. Andrew McNiven at Heise Hill Brethren in Christ Church on Saturday. Novem- ber 10 with interment in Heise Hill Cemetery. The very large crowd and the many floral tributes paid a silent token of the esteem for the deceased. GORMLEY Levi Harvey Steckle'y Obituary Mrs. Clifford JANE PARKER English Fruit Cake m oz as 93% Peach Pie Cake Donuts Vienna Bread Sweet Rolls Dutch Apple Pie Full 84m Spanish Bar Cake Cheese Bread Peacn Ple Full 8-inch, 24-02 pie 6 5 ¢ JANE PARKER (W: the Beauty WM: the Crumbs on 30p!) (SAVE 6c) JANE PAIKER, JEllY OR FINEAPHE YOPPED JANE PARKER JANE PARKER, PlAlN. SUGAR, (INNAMON JANE PAIKER JANE PARKER BREAD JANE PARKER JANE PARKER, SllCED 60% Of 100% Whole Wheat or (racked Wheat Ketchup ALP BRAND Sail Cleanser Sail Detergent WHIYE lIOUID JAVEL A‘P Bleach Peanut Butter AGLP Coffee Creamer Sail Deteraent BLUE AGnP Saltines SPECIAL MEND AaP Tea Bags DETERGEN‘I Sail Liquid CHOICE OUALIYY AfiP Prune Plums >0" RINSE 32-51-01 PlASTIC Bl’l AfiP Fabric Softener PHOSPHATE FREE â€" ANN PAGE, CREAMV PHOSPHAYE FREE â€" ANN PAGE INSVANT THIN, CRISP CRACKERS 2841-02 BOTTlES~PWS Bfl. DEPOSIT Luvs/$19.9 FRITO LAY ORANGE PEKOE SALADA TEA BAGS 159 When You Shop This Week. . . CHECK and coM‘Mfi? WTA'L COST OF NA'flONAL SW!” 7-UP IO-F l-Ol ZIP TOP TINS POTATO CHIPS m59¢ CASE OF 24, ThiAWub . . .Mulw TMSwildmhflsPWEO! SLICED 32-Hâ€"oz plaslic bollle 128-fl-oz plastic iug 24702 loaves pkgoll2 39¢ (BUY 3 IOAVES â€" SAVE 17:) 20-fl-oz boille 5163:! H A&P WEO FOOD STORES Open Wednesday, Thursday & Friday Nights Until 9:00 PM. REGULAR Of DIET 21.6-02 pkg 14-fl-oz tin 8002 box pkg of 8, Each 42-02 box pkg of 60 16-02 iar 16-07. iar I-Ib pkg (Prepriced 69c) l9-oz cake l2-oz loaf 24-02 pie ACTION PIICED' SAVE 56c (SAVE |0<‘ (SAVE 6t) (SAVE 5:) (SAVE 6:) 39¢ 65¢ 53¢ 59¢ $1.29 45¢ 30¢ 62¢ 29¢ 65¢ 59¢ 73¢ 35¢ 59¢ 39¢ 81¢ Al? BRANDS PIlCE $1.07 $1.09 $1.97 sumam LIQUID ,5 A! 24- Fl- 01 ’W PlASIIC ¢ .4; some NANONAL BRANDS PRICE 50¢ 92¢ INSTANT HOT DRINK Mix 52¢ 32¢ Mix I Match Saleâ€"chy Rosebud loâ€"fl-ox, Chain Harvud ls'fl-ol. Shoufring 14-9-91, Choice Whole Medium ”47-01 37¢ 72¢ 49¢ 94¢ 88¢ CADBURY CHOCO TOTAL COST OF Ad? BRA!!!” FRESH Wieners _ lb 88¢ CEN'IRE CUY Pork Loin Chops lb $1.39 SUPER PIGHT QUALITY SWEET PILKLtD MAHE lEAf FRESH Ground Pork :5 98¢ (OUNVRY S'YlE Spare Ribs lb $1.09 SUPERJIIGHY, SllCED Side Bacon Mb pa: $1.28 SUPER-RICH? QUALITY, SKINLESS Sliced Beef Liver lb 98¢ PORK ROASTS BACK BACONEII‘i $1 28 105 Yonge SI. N., RICHMOND HI”. 8190 Buyview Ave., THORNIIILL AYlMER BEETS 9 TO 11 CHOPS IN A PACKAGEâ€" NO CENTRE SLICES REMOVED (ARTON 3-lB \RTON msmo 28¢ 68¢ 29¢ 29¢ 33¢ 34¢ 13¢ 15¢ 10¢ SAVE UP 10 PORK LOIN QUARTERS CUT INTO $126.5: WM"! & COLOURS ASAP Towels AfiP Tomatoes Ann Page Soup MUSHROOM Ann Page Soup AaP Snack Crackers 11-ozpkg ASP, 4 VARIEYIES Marshmallow Pies IOMAIO AGxP Graham Crackers lé-ozpkg AlUMINUM A&P Foil Wrap I2»inchby 25-h roll VEGHAILE Ann Page Soup 9 FLAVOURS CHOICE QUALITY CHOICE OUAUW AaP Peaches SUGAR HONEY FANCY OUAlITY AaP Apple Sauce SAUED AfiP Fruit Drinks RIB PORIION 7 Bone Cut, Count Them TENDERLOIN PORTION 3 to 3'/z-lb c BY BUYING THE AfiP BRANDS YOU WILL SAVE FROZEN, BAYTERED Cod Fish Cakes 12oz pk955¢ Cottage Rolls _ lb $1.08 MAPLE tEAF, RANCH SWlE, ANY WEIGHT CU! Bologna By rhe Piece lb 56¢ MAPLE lEAF, BY "1E PIECE Polish Sausage lb $1.08 Sausages neempom $38,: SX BRAND, FROZEN Beef Steakettes NIGHLINER, FROZEN, BOSTON BlUE Fish Sticks SWEET PICKlED, VAC PAC, HAlVES BURNS BRAND, SYORE PACKED pkg of 2 rolls Shrimp Newburg monks $1.49 Coffee Rich 28-fI-oz tin Cut Rhubarb RICH’S, FROZEN l2-fI-oz tin 41¢ 16 “-01 tin 5 3¢ lobster Newburg Wm: pkg $1.89 SYOUFFERS, FROZEN lima Beans 12~oz pkg 36¢ ARUIC GARDENS, FROIEN, FANCY QUALITY STOUFFERS, FROZEN A&P ORANGE JUICE VENTURA, FROZEN 48~f|-oz tin 10-0-02 tin ION-oz 'in 10-llâ€"oz tin 14-02 pkg 14-H'oz tin H-H-oz tin 5/51 00 6-FL-OZ TINS “99¢ Pure from Fluids. Fronn. C‘On¢.l‘|"l'.d 3/$|.oo 3/$|.oo 2/49¢ 49¢ 49¢ 39¢ 35¢ 59¢ 35¢ l2¢ 13¢ 18¢ AIP BRANDS PRICE LUUHI Inem 3 to 3'/z-|b Cut lb 9 9}! Centre $ Cuts lb . 24-02 pkg $1.49 NATIONAL BRANDS PRICE 16 oz carton 39¢ 57¢ 57¢ 68¢ 40¢ 36¢ 32¢ 39¢ 14¢ 15¢ 41¢ 21¢ THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Nov. 22, 1973 20¢ on 15¢ on SAVE UP TO vin< pins tins AMPLE FREE PARKING Habitant Soup Calgonite Dishwasher Multiple Vitamins Chocks bon'eofémabletssz,39 "We Redeem All Food Store Coupons" Garbage Bags McCormick's Crackers 12 oz pkg: 2/ 99¢ Maxwell House Cloverleaf Tuna Fish NAKED Silvikrin Shampoo Laing's Pickles CC Sauce (Steak Sauce) PEA OR VEOHAILE GLAD GREEN OR PROTEIN CONDITIONER INSTANT COFFEE PICKlED RED CABBAGE OR ONIONS FlINYSYONES Ml of 60 $2.59 Duncan Hines Cake Mixes 19oz pkg49¢ DETERGENT PARTY OI SOME OF EACH IS VARIETIES ALL 'PEICEs SHOWN IN mus Ao GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24TH, 1973 Fight Tuberculosis, Chronic Btonchims, Asthma & bnphywms INDUSTRIAL AND BUSNESS CONCERNS} u you an mm £0 skin: your mm.“ at hind: a 91!! u than"; any yu $099“! on A! 1W5? alumna, 7mm“. .9 guy A” Fund 54m. in Coma». SO. 5m. W {or W Many A&P Brands are offered in today’s adverfise men? showing a saving up to $3.58 over equal pur chases of National Brands. Green Onions 3 bunches 29¢ ONIAIIO GROWN, WASNED Mini Potatoes IO-Ibbag 59¢ CENTRE, FlOWERING MIXED PAN Chrysanthemum 6“ pan $2.49 Always do what is honest and customer. If an advertised special is ever sold out, ask the Manager for a Raincheck. It entitles you to the same item at the some special price the following week. Or if you wish we’ll give you a comparable item at the some special price. A8-P offers an unconditional money-back guatontee. No matter what it is, no matter who makes it, if A&P sells it, A&P guarantees it. Perhaps we all think too lightly of a saving of $3.58 â€"but think of it asâ€"a pair of boy’s jeans, a picnic ham, 5 lbs of chicken, or two pair of panty hose. Also, think of it as a weekly saving of $3.58 - at the end of the month $14.32 in your favorite piggy bank! A&P have many House Brands. We are especially proud of our frozen foods. Imagine the savings in- volved yearly by switching to A&P WEO Brands. What a nice bonus for your summer vacation. For budget recipes to add more savings to your vacation fund, write to us at This week we are delighted to be able to talk about definite ways to save. ARIIONA, lAIGE OllGlNAl IUNCHES WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES SAVE REAl DOLLARS By IDA H. BURNS TURKEY (ERTIFICA TES IDA BURNS & ASSOCIATES INC. USE CHRISTMAS SEALS! 1260 Lokeshore Road East, Port Credit, Ontario. A&P POLICY GUARANTEE: RAINCHECK: (BONUS PACK) 7-fI-oz pEastic bonle 7 9f ONE-A-DAV a» of to $2.29 IDA BURNS fair for every 50-02 box 28~fl-oz Iin z y, (PIEPIICED $I .25) 6‘/z-oz lin ACIION PRICED! ACYION PIICED! (PIEPIICED ”c) $1.99 $1.19 ”71¢ 29¢ 79¢