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Dennis Merlin . . campaign chairman Specials for Eth menus THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. April 7, 1976 PRICES EEEECIIVE APR. 7 IO APR. 13 EXCEPI PRODUCE & BAKERY PRICES EEEECIIVE APR. 7 I0 APR. 10 RICHMOND HILL ONLY Keg O’ Ketchup ¢ 32 x3; um I WE RESERVE THE RIGHT 931-3 Q TO llMII GUANIITIES. More than the price is right.“ , V TOMATO KETCNUP mmupufl ‘ VDHAYE§ DUURUU IIOII II I50 32 OZ. PKG, I or pasxraml I l These were the words of Dennis Merlin, campaign chairman of the Canadian Cancer Society, Thornhill branch, Richmond Hill unit. A April has been designated Cancer Month.. Volunteer canvassers will be coming to your door to collect donations for this worthy organization. THORNHILL â€" “Our objective is to try to educate the general public regarding cancer and how to combat it." These canvéssei's will be wearing identification tags with their names clearly shown. Moxietary goal for the 1976 campaign in the Thomhill area is $25,000. The By Doreen Livingstone ancer drive is now under-way CINDY PINK OR LEMON liquid detergent WESTON'S CHOCOLATE LOBLAWS Eliâ€"DIE pie ha’hiywhois’e TABLETS shampoo PpLAROID COLOUR #88 film SWiss rolls CLMHOL HERBAL ESSENCE. NORMAL 0R OILY Bayer aspirin CAHDED COLOUR â€" 12 EXPOSURES 0-110 0R [3-126 Kodak film V 4E G? shoulder sliced fresh f I ‘ “country cut" lamb Chops beef Ilver [aumnounmnmmwnuu BACKL (3 FRONTOUAHTEHS WITH WHOLE BACK & ECK] [3 WINGS. 2 GIBLETS) lb 46? as previously frozen New Zealand frozen stewing beef cube steaks ground beef BONELESS BEEF FHESNLY GROUND [FAT CUNTENT 20% or LESS] FROZEN DEEP BASTED PREDBESSED YOUNG CANADA GRADE A UNDER 12 LBS. FAMILY PAK n 20% or LESS] ‘3 ZLB PKG or OVER LB money will be used to help pay for the many essential services the Canadian Cancer Society provides. Donations are tax-deductible. For example, transportation to any doctor or hospital is provided free of charge, when there is no other tran- sportation available. A patient who comes to Toronto from another city for out-patient treatment hMedication is also provided when needed. In some cases, a district health nurse is called in to administer the medicine. Weekly housekeeping services are also provided free of charge, when required. 8 FL. OZ. BTLE EACH m 98 EACH 109 139 499 Swift’s Butterhall turkeys 53¢ 5:1 64 swms SUGAR PLUM mom smoxm vac PAC halves “:‘1/ hnnnlnoo flinnnr homo boneless dinner hams m sliced side bacon LOBLAWS skinless wieners ZGGYSSPCED salaml or 602 m; summer sausage mu SHOPSYS corned beef [I SWIFT'S PREMIUM HEREFORD c corned beef ‘W' GUSTO FROZEN 9 22 OZ, cheese pizza AYLM_ER CHOICE . 14 FL c fru‘lt cocktail / % 9 FROM MEXICO! . c IDEAL we {fix SPHINGTIME SALADS! e tomato 3 ear LOBLAWS PRIDE OAFAARABIA iiéiéhffibfltée DOLE SLICED IN OWN JUICE OR IN SYRUP pineapple YORK FANCY WHOLE white honey tea bags kernel corn LAND O'CLOVER LIQUID 0R CREAMED TETLEY will be housed in a hostel provided for by the Society. These is also a separate department dealing solely with the task of educating patients and the public about cancer. Local Officers Officers of the Thornhill Branch are: president, Peter Boon, 889-2458; secretary, Janet Jones, 889-3893; treasurer, Murray McKenzie. 881-1100. and campaign chairman, Dennis Merlin, 38945634. Those interested in obtaining any assistance or information may contact the following people, who are all volunteer workers: Sheila Parkin, 889- I LB, PKG 1 LB. PKG 16 OZ. CONTAINER 79° 49C 38 78c 139 109 BEEF THICK CUT FROM THE HIP famin steaks FROM FLORIDA'S FAMOUS INDIAN RIVER GROVES! UI al I963 HONEY SWEET PRODUCE OF U,S.A.' TENDER &CR|5P‘ GARDEN FRESH' PRODUCE 0F UVS.A.! DELICIOUS HOT or COLD! red leaf or Boston orange§ artichokes ONTARIO GROWN! no.1 GRADE! GOOD SERVED MANY wAVS! 'c"a"rrots LOOK FOR OUR INSTORE SPECIAL PRICES. Many extra savings not advertised. I 9345, head of the public education program; Ruth Reesor, 669-2471, transportation convener; May Ashkanace, 881-2108, head of the department which provides financial assistance in purchasing medication, RICHMOND HILL â€" Town coun- cillor William Corcoran, whose possible candidacy for the provincial York Centre Conservative nomination was announced in last week’s Liberal, has made it official. There will be at least one other challenger for the nomination, Markham Mayor Anthony Roman, who has represented the party un- successfully in the last two elections. York Centre includes Richmond Hill, He will seek the nomination at the party’s convention April 22. Corcoran is in the race FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA cut Daffodils African Violets Iefluce FLOWER DEPT. SPECIAL - JUMBO SIZE Loblaws prices are competitive. More proof. . . EACH Mrs. Marilyn Wignall regularly shopped at Loblaws major competition. We asked her to do a comparison shopping at Loblaws, using her own regular shopping list. Mrs. Wignall: “Lab/aws prices actually surprised me. I came here Io prove you wrong, but there’s my total and there is yours. You actually came out a couple of dollars below, but at least comparable and I didn’t expect that." LB. BAG BUNCH OF 10 17‘” 59 A a; -1 159 3 BBBBBBB 99° LB, BAG 78c and Marge Montgomery, 881-1408, head of commemoration funds. The Thornhill area of the society is bounded by Steeles to the south, High- way 7 to the north, Bathurst to the west and Don Mills Road to the east. York Ceritre includes Richmond Hill, Markham and the Thornhill section of VaughanA rm