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Within walking distance of the Liberal newspaper office and the Odeon theatre on Yonge Street, the building was I don’t know where the deer and the antelope play, but if I were looking for a restaurant with good food at reasonable prices, I’d choose (once again) the Elkhorn Restaurant and Tavern in Richmond Hill. C4 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. August 24. 1977 Dining out By Norman H. Matthews no. 1 grade I pound Gillette Right Guard. bronze deodorant 25% Off young and tender pound I Ontario grown plus, super or regular 1/2 Kotex napkins bartlett pears proudce of U.S.A. Return to the ElkhornBestaurant reen or wax leans fresh picked 12's box 5 oz. aero. tin .67 .69 formerly an A & W and I would presume that the fast food image would be hard to shake for the new management. But they do shake it off with an atmosphere in their rear dining room that is elegantly fur- nished with golden and rust-colored. velour- covered chesterfields on rolling casters that are so comfortable, patrons don‘t want to leave. Wooden tables. a was 1.35 was .99 60 or 100 w 6's sleeve I Cepecol mouthwash 300/0 Off 1.18 Homecare soft light bulbs 1/2 price Ontario grown new crop 9:33“ car 9:33" carrots 200/0 0‘” carpeted rear wall and floor, and velvet flocked wallpaper, all in brown and gold shades, make the decor of the small room quite attractive. Wide variety The dinner menu lists 26 full course meals and a variety of soups, ap- petizers, side orders and salads. To get us moving, my companion ordered a golden Cadillac cocktail ($1.90) and I, a Harvey Wallbanger ($2.25), both bunches new crop was 2.97 prepared in proper measure (although I overheard the barkeeper ask the manager for some details on how to make the Cadillac). My companion chose the English mixed grill ($4.60) which was tastefully prepared. A small serving of pork chop, sausages, liver and bacon all cooked to their individual requirements and served together in a stylish arrangement with Loblaws Roman Holiday Contest win a Trip to Rome for two from Toronto re1urn Plus cash spending money Via Allitalla Italy’s world airlines fresh pork shoulden roasts w (limit 4 steaks per family lb. 30% ‘off previou_sly frozen Shopsy corned beef or pa_s§ram’i_ (limit 2 pkgs. per family) frozen Rupert Brarjd ocean' perch fillets chuck steaks 1/2 price 1/2 price .72 blade cut gork' Iver 4 - 2 oz. pkgs. sliced mashed potatoes and fried mushrooms. The Elkhorn seems to excel where other restaurants fail with this meal. The barbecued ribs ($6.95) was my choice and that was a real treat. Full strip, back ribs with ample meat on them, sliced and laid in a row for easy handling. A side dish of bar-bâ€"q sauce was appreciated instead of the usual pre-coated method used by many places. By having a side dish, you can dip a rib into the sauce to acquire the right amount of it to com- plement the taste of the meat. Although the menu only offers french fried potatoes, the waiter (who also seemed to be the manager) offered boiled and mashed as well, with my selection being mashed. He asked how things were just as I was licking my fingers and he The Elkhorn seems to excel where other restaurants fail with this meal. The barbecued ribs ($6.95) was my choice and that was a real treat. Full strip, back ribs with ample meat on them, sliced and laid in a row for easy handling. A side dish of bar-bâ€"q sauce was appreciated instead of the usual pre-coated method contest details in store .99 lb. I '86 28 was 1.52 Shopsy BHf‘ato salad or 24 oz. cole slaw each- sliced Shopsy 2 salami Shopsy chubs old Vienna salami 30% @fi 57?; 22:»?- 1.49 frankfurters 300/0 Off Shopsy all beef 1 lb. pkg- .75 Richmond Hill only Both meals included one of the best salads we’ve partaken of lately, being a bowl of crisp lettuce, celery and cucumber chunks, radish and green pepper slices. 3 sprinkle of parsley and a full slice of tomato on top. A variety of sauces was offered. A basket of hot garlic bread provided an aroma which was im- took this as a reminder to bring me a lemon finger bowl. Both meals included one of the best salads we’ve nartaken of latelv. possible to ignore and we found it was treated with just the right amount of garlic, neither soggy or dry as many establish- ments serve. Ziggy cooked 602. pkg‘ I sliced McQuaides bgef ples Z & W Foods 253/0 Off large bolggna by the piece Shopsy briSket 1/2 price sausage 300/0 Off Shopsy pure beef 1 lb pkg more'than‘the price is right: .95 prices eflective to Tues Aug. 30 except produce 8. bakery effective to Sat. Aug. 27. We reserve the right to limit quantities. .48 22:; .48 3%: 1321.093 was .64 Although a large selection of domestic and imported wines are of- fered, we chose the wines en carafe; a house wine in red or white and available in a four-ounce glass ($1.15), nine-ounce carafe ($2.00), or a 12-ounce carafe ($2.90). 1 ' '-f .99 522.5% 12:62.45 Shopsy a§soned flavours McQuaides melton mowbray fresh pork side pare ribs 3 25% Off fresh pork butt cho s 200/0 0 1.39 Always out for the most for the least, we asked for the 12-ounce size of red wine and enjoyed its medium dry nectar My only criticisms (and they‘re minor ones) are regarding the waterspots on the wine glasses and the use of cheap paper serviettes instead of cloth ones. The charge for two was $23.81. including tax, plus a $2.50 tip. for a total' of $26.31. .99 was 1.28