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See the Greater Oakland Six VILM'A' BANKY COVERING CANADA’S BEST SUBURBAN :5 DISTRICT Special Matinee Saturday at 2.30 2nd. Episode “ Wild West.” Thurs., Fri. and Sat, Sept. 30, Oct. 1 & 2. mm mm HIS MASTERPIECE.’ Vol. XLVIX. NORTH TORONTO "‘ THEATRE ‘ 2492 YONGE, AT CASTLEFIELD apitol THE CAR SENSATION “In Essentials, Unity; In Non-essentials, Liberty; In All Things, Charity.” “ Going Crazy Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, October 4, 5, 6. Capitol News Two Shows 7 and 9 p.m. RICHMOND HILL, ONT., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1926 Comedy Local Winners will Compete in Noréh York Field Day â€"â€"A1Ian White and Nelson Graham won Boys’ Championships. Annual High School Field Day Held on Wednesday 1â€"100 Yard Dash. Senior. .1, R. Jackson, 2, A White, 3, F. Braybon. Juniorâ€"1, N. Graham; 2, Lr Wright; 3, F. Perkins. Avg-453.9.» 2â€"220 Yard Race ' 5"?“ ' Seniorâ€"4, A. White; 2, D. Campbell; 3, E. Young. 1 if. ‘- 2’ Juniorâ€"1, N. Graham; 2, L.‘ Wright, 3, F. Perkins. ' . 3â€"0ne-Third of a Mile (One lap'of track). "i‘ Seniorâ€"1, A. White, 2, R. Jackson, 3, H. Atkinson. - Juniorâ€"1, L.- Wright, 2, Gilbert Jack, 3, F. Perkins. 4â€"0119 Mile (Three laps of track.) - ' Seniorâ€"1, E. Young, 2, W. Steckley, 3, S. Battersby. 1 ">1 1 Juniorâ€"1, G. Jack, 2, L Wright, 3, J McLean. 5â€"Shot Put Seniorâ€"1, S. Battersby, 2, C. Proctor, 3, H. Sharpless. Juniorâ€"1, N. Graham, 2, F. Perkins, 3, L. Wright. 6â€"High Jump. . Seniorâ€"1, S. Battersby, 2, F. Braybon, 3. K. Bray‘bon. Juniorâ€"1, N. Graham, 2, L. Wright, 3, J. McLean. 7â€"Pole Vault Seniorâ€"1, A. White, 2, N. Graham, 3, K. Ball. Juniorâ€"1, N. Graham, 2, F. Perkins,,3, D. Gee. 87Running and Standing Broad Jumps Seniorâ€"1, F. Braybon, 2, S. Battersby, 3, K. Braybon. Juniorâ€"1, F. Perkins, 2, L. Wright, 3,G. Jack. Seniorâ€"4, S Battersby, 2, A .White, 3, E. Young. Juni’orâ€"l, N. Graham, 2,L. Wright, 3, J. McLean. 9â€"Hop, Step and Jump Seniorâ€"1, A. White, 2, S. Battersby, 3, E. Young. Juniorâ€"4, N. Graham, 2, J. Armstrong, 3, L, Vanderburgh. The following are the events for girls on Field Day Sept. 29. Junior 15, and under 15, Senior over 15. 1â€"100 yard dash (Sn) 1, Irene Smith, 2, Ruth Reaman, 3, Doris Tomlinson. 2â€"1OOYard dash (Jr.) . 1, Alma Fennel, 2, Gladys Hooper, 3, Winnifred Cross, 3â€"Pass the Baton Relay (Sn) I / 1, Irene Smith, Margaret Vanderburgh’and Vera Nichols; 2, Doris Tomlinson, Beth Gamble, Ruth’Reaman and Laura Gee; 3, Marion Klinck, Hazel Caldwell, and Beryl Sanderson. 4â€"Pass the Baton Relay (Jr.) ‘ 1, Gladys Hooper, Vera Morris, Alma Fennel and Margaret Blewman; 2. Alicia Wheeler, Jean Reaman, Lurine McCague, and Mildred Sims. 5â€"Sack Race (Sn) ' 1, Laura Gee, 2, Jean McDonald, 3, Vera Morris. 6â€"Sack Race (Jr.) 1, Josephine Rogerson, Alicia Wheeler, Winnifred Gillings. 7â€"â€"75 Yard Dash _(Sr.) 1,1rene Smith, Ruth Reamah, 3, Vera Morris. 8â€"75 Yard Dash (Jr.) 1, Irene Routley, 2, Alma Fennel, 3, Gladys Hooper. 9â€"Basketball Relay“,i Middle vs Upper, III vs IV and V. 1,Alicia Wheeler, Jean Reaman, Mildred Sims, Evelyn Waugh, Her- berta Baker, Kathleen Morris, Mary Hickey, Ruth Reaman, Beth Gamble, Doris Tomlinson. 10â€"Basketbnll Relay, (10 girls) II vs I. 1, Isabel Farr, Josephine Rogerson, Mable Ream-an, Herberta Baker. Doris Tomlinson, Beth Gamble, Iris Thompson, Dorothy Hick, Norma Ground, Verna McLean. llâ€"Potato Relay, (10 girls) III vs IV and V. 1. Vera Morris, Margaret Duncan, Alma Fennel. Gladys Hooper. Iris Thompson, Lucy Savage, Margaret Plewman, Kathleen Plewman, Nelson Graham with 35 points was declared the Junior boy’s champion with Laverne Wright, 24 points as runner-up. A. White with 26 points is senior champion, and S. Battersby runner up with 22 points. The summary of points won by the different forms is as follows :â€"Form 5, 51 points; Form 2b, 39 points: Form 23., 38 points; Form 3, 33 points: Form 4, 18 points; Form 1a, 1 point. As the girls events are not completed a summary of points by forms cannot be given not can the championship be definitely announced. It is generally conceded that Miss Elma F‘ennel won the junior championship, but the senior championship is still in doubt. The winners of the various events were:â€" .‘ .l The annual field day of the Richmond Hill High School was held at the town park on Wednesday afternoon. The threatening Weather had the effect of limiting the number of spectators but the students were out in full force and entered in to the various events in large numbers and keen competition was the order of the day. The ar- rangements were carried out in a systematic manner by Principal Stewart and members of the teaching stafi" assisted by the pupils and the different races and events Were run off with despatch. The re- sult was that the lengthy program of boy’s events was completed and only one or two of the girl’s events remain to be competed for Thursday evening. Some of the marks made by the competing athletes are higher than last year but in some cases do not represent the utmost effort of the contestant in view of the fact that when 'an event was won no further trials for a record were made. Those who won first and second place in the events will represent the Richmond Hill High School at the district field day at Aurora on Saturday Oct. 9, in which Newmarket, Markham, Richmond Hill and Aurora High schools compete. .r Cimtinued on Page 8 Events For Boys in some cases do not represent View of the fact that when an record were made. These who LIMITED Chevrolet and Oakland Dealers RICHMOND HILL W. G. BALDOCK The members favored the idea pre- sented by.the Program cdrpmittee for a study of Canada during the year. interposed with topics touching the more intimate things of every-day life. A solo was contributed by Miss Olive Switzer and at the conclusion of the afternoon Mrs. Endean served tea. The annual meeting of the Home and School Club was held in the pub- lic School on Tuesday of this week. There was a large attendance and gratifying reports were made of last years work It was reported that dur- ing the Winter months hot cocoa was served to children remaining at the school for lunch, a set of world books was added to the school library and with the assistance of the school board the teacher’s room was com- fortably furnished. The treasurer’s report showed a balance on hand of $80.00 and the members are looking forward to a very succesful year. A resolution was passed to ap- preach the Home and School Club with a view to combining in a series of evening public meetings, these meetings to take the place of the alternate monthly meetings of each society, but in no way to interfere with the separate functioning of the societies; the idea being to decrease the, number of meetings to be attend- ed by many who are members of both societies. It was felt that united in this way, with goch 5595;511:213 and a large attendance, better work could be done by both societies whose in- tetests aims and objects have, after all, very much in common Home and School Club Annual Meeting. The election of officers for the com- ing year resulted as follows:â€" In her address as in-coming presâ€" ident Mrs. Perry stressed the need of the individual interest and effort of each member of the society and her active support of her officefs’ endea< vors to make the years work success- ful. l President, Mrs. Morris: lst vice, Mr. Scott, 2nd vice Mrs. Mortson, Secretary, Miss Mortley; Treasurer, Mis Brown; Directors, Mr. Plewman. Mr. G. Duncan. Program Committee, Mrs. O. L. Wright, Dr. L. Langstaff, Miss Rich- ardson, Miss Fox, Miss Austin and Mr. Stewart. Refreshment Committeezâ€"Mrs. Jack- son, Mrs. Healy, Mrs. H. Innes. Election of officers resulted as fol- lows:â€"â€"President, Mrs. A. A. Perry; Ist vice president, Mrs. Wm. Cook; 2nd vice president, Mrs. Desmond Wright; Secretary, Mrs. Phipps; Treasurer, Miss Endéan; Directors-â€" Mrs. Mortson. Mrs. Plewman, Dr. Lillian Langstafl’. Committeesâ€"Health, Miss Moyle, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Perry. Programâ€" Mrs. Harry Endean, Mrs. McIntosh, Mrs. Clement, Mrs. Plewman; He- freshmenbâ€"-â€"Mrs. Mylkes, Mrs. Inries. A meeting of the Richmond Hill lBranch of the Women’s Institute was ‘held at the home of Mrs. Harry En- ‘dean, Wright St., on Tuesday Oct. 28 at three o’clock. The busi‘aiess of prime importance before the meeting which was presided over by Mrs. A. A. Perry, Vice pres; with Mrs. Amâ€" brose Phipps acting secretary was the completion of thelroll of officers, and the choice of a program for the year. Women’s Institute Elected Officers Regular Meeting at Home of Mrs. Harry Endean SINGLE COPY, 3c $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE Election of Officers No 14