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THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Wednesday, July 24, 1974 BUTTONVILLE Correspondent: Mrs. F. H. Loaf Markham Telephone 294-5290 Neighborhood Notes Mr. and Mrs. Ken Stots spent a few days recently at ' Owen Sound and Kitchener. Mrs. William Champion en- tertained Saturday at a tea for her daughter Margaret, who will be married next month. Margaret has been a member of the Montessori School staff at Flaska Farms on Concession 2. south of Highway 7. Paul Steffler who is at- tending the School of Music at McGill University. is work- ing at Leitchcroft Farms dur- ing the summer and living with Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Sherman. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Ste- phenson have been in Hali- burton vacationing at the Harvey Collard's cottage. Keith Hood and Don Bro- die arrived home from Kan- sas City where they travelled with the East York Barber- ’ shoppers to attend the Inter- national Competition of Bar- bershoppers. They placed' well in four categories but missed out in top prizes. Reg and Joy Crawford have had Dougie Crawford, Reg's brother, as their guest this month. Last weekend they returned with him to Ban- croft for a weekend with Reg's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Milt Sherman were among the friends who attended the Alick Garden- er's 50th Wedding Annivers- ary recently at their Keswick home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hooper Jr. are now living at the family ranch near Kirk- field. Mrs. Douglas Hood has been ill and last week was unable to attend the Button- ville WI picnic. The Donald Reesors have been vacationing in the Ken- ora district with Mrs. Rees-i or’s sister Marian and her family. the Jack Stephensons of Unity. Saskatchewan The Bob Hood family has been in that area also. WI Picnic Buttonville WI members and friends boarded a bus. Wednesday morning of last week for Haliburton country and a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hooper Sr.’s cottage on Mitchell Lake. Hostesses were Mrs. Hoop- er. Mrs. James Rodiek and Miss Elizabeth French (for Mrs. May Hill) and the trail led into beautiful country through Whitchurch. Ux- bridge. and on to Kirkfield . on the Trent Canal where . Maple Leaf Blade Bone and Backstrap Removed 6th - 7th RIBS - lb. L48 4. \_ Canada Grade “A” Beef ‘ ’ ‘.. / ~ \._SPECIAL I “SPECIAL 1/ > , / pmc: ~ / mtg; .5:ng Maple Leaf Smoked Picnics .r. 730 Sllced 30logna air-79° Sg¥x¥o SALAD 0 Pride of Canada (ole sIaw 2,3,3. 68:: Smoked Wieners 1.2790 Canada Packers Devon Burns' Breakfast By the Piece st 0 . 79 s .. Bacon “Y lb. 0 a" sage Pack b . Cut Maple Leaf P . . - c. - . . Pickle a. Pimento, Mo k Ch“ ken, °"‘ 8' 3”"! “mm. "m"! l:etigilpngslxdwfhlthhglirlfi ‘ SPECIOI SOVIngS on European Bologna, Mace. 8r gheese cupped Hom' salam' ‘. ‘ - . ‘ hem lift locks there. Lunch was at Brand Products 5|.“ Them Sllce T the Hooper cottage. and af- y “um” lb 0 1:335:12 lb. . and Save terwards there was a euchre game. Libby’s On the return trip the B ° h k 28 fl. party 'stopped at Brown Hill oz.tin c for dinner. Among the guests attending were Mrs. Wes Middleton. Richmond Hill: “3"” 5P°9hefli.°' 4 Mrs, George Martin and Mr.‘ P 14". and Mrs. Martin Fitzpatrick ox. tins I .00 and Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Young. Unionville: Mrs. Flor- Libbyr‘ ence Hamilton of Colgan; Dr. . and Mrs. George Kelly Sr.. h Mfl. Newmarket: Ron Godel, Rus- P ox. tins . sell Burr. Jim Rodick. Jack Robinson and Ken Stots. . , Church News L'bby 8 Red R.B~di.c 't ' K'd B coricleillctinga elslervilcléls‘ on all I Town House 0 "A Safeway Quality Brand" 15 fl. oz. btl. Brown's Corners United ggircjaaitg‘rszit - amwfifigm x SAFE WAY PRODUCE FEATURES Libby's Fancy Tomato Juice lihhy's Relish EEEEEESM 31331.0 _ _ Z? svscm. , ‘ ;\_ - ,/ PRICE , . Coffee; Mat imr ' c Chips Ahoy, Coffee Breaks, Favourites Tomato 16"" 790 Christie's Biscuits a... ElZZ‘nlilGiilney 2.2:- 1.59 352363?” lam 3.12. Emil? Cheese 10° 35;; flhlilililnaystals ‘i’r‘iz" 89° Chldiiillelmzhips an. 550 ACrystals “fat.” 73° iiiéii'fiiii‘ié'fi" "ii? 2.16 Begibvgaiapers are. 5°3th 11:? SPECIAL , White. Vinegar Piedmont "A Safeway Quality Brand" 128 fl. oz. btl. U.S.A. Grown No. 1 Grade USA. Grown No, 1 Grade Peaches antaloupes , 3 mi .00 I .oo On ario Grown n ario rown o. ro e ' . , / Gfeen Peas lb. 45° Color; Stalk: d ix... 39° (' I . Issa;,j, Produce of Ont . No. I rode Ontario Gr0wn ' ' r yr 3’ Corn on the (oh I 2 ~r89° Bunch Carrots 2 bet-49° “m ' d R Prices Effective July 24th-27th, 1974- RAY PADLEY Mr. Robert K. Hickman, Sales Manager of Wilson Niblett Chev Olds in Rich- mond Hill is pleased to announce that Ray Padley has been ap- pointed to his sales staff. Having lived in Newmarket with his wife Gladys and their 5 children, for the past 20 years. plus 15 years in the automotive trade more than amply qualifies Ray to assist his many friends and customers with their specific automobile needs. Ray expresses his appreciation to his customers and invites all his friends to drop in and say hello. CANADA SAFEWAY LIMITED We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities. RICHMOND Hilll.