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The members of the Richmond Hill Agricultural Society met in annual session on Saturday afternoon when the officers for the year were elected and plans laid for the Spring Fair on May 24th and for the Seed Fair and the crop competitions. The treasurer's report was very sat- isfactory and showed a substantial balance after all obligations were met. The officers and directors spoke well of the success of last year’s fair and look forward to even greater things in 1930. The officers and directors for the year armâ€"President, T. H. 'h'ench; first vice-president, Frank Graham; second vice-president, W. A. Wright; and secretaryâ€"treasurer, R. S; Cooper. The directors for the 1930 fair are: A. B. Wells, W. H. Legge, James Mc- Lean, G. H. Duncan, W. Middleton, J. Lunau, J. Leary, J. Cherry, F. J. Suhr, J. S. McNair, D. Goulding, J. Frisby, F. A. Clark, J. E. Francis, R. S. Thompson, R. Agar, Fraser Gee, J W. Palmer, J. A. Greene, and C. Harding. The Seed Fair will be held on Sat- urday, February 8th and there will be a field crop competition in Oats and Potatoes. EXCELLENT PRIZES ADMISSION Adults 25c. Children 15c Fair Board Chosen For Year 1930 VOL. LII. Continuous Saturday’s 2 to 11 p. W ednesday Evening JANUARY 0:0] CROSBY MEMORIAL RINK CARNIVAL SKATE at the CAPITGL THEATRE YONGE AT CASTLEFIELD , Q5 STARS “ “ .ilANDAQHORUfi Fflfifivfiifififi “A umwmm. and enioy the fun at the GRAND MOVIETONE NEWS Unionvifle YONGE AT CASTLEFIELD Comedy â€" Skeleton Dance PONY BOY SING SONG ’ednesday, Thursday Friday JAN. 29, 30, 31 lst Show Starts at 6.30 each evening. “YORK COUNTY’S NEWSIEST NEWSPAPER” 1927 Chevrolet Roadster delivery new top and motor overhauled. 1928 Master Six Buxck, excellent condition â€"Price right {flasks CARROLL The annual meeting of the King and Vaughan Plowmen’s Association was held at the hotel Kleinburg last Fri- day evening. Despite unfavorable weather there was a good attendance of members. A sumptuous supper was served and a delightful program carried out after which the business of the evening was carried out. Very satisfactory reports were given and there Was evident approval on all sides of the match held in Kleinburg last fall. The officers for 1930 are:â€"â€" Hon. President, A. J. H. Eckardt; President, Walter Woods; First Vice-President, John Hawstrawser; Second Vice-Pre- sident, J. A. Green; Treasurer, A. B. Wells; Secretary, E. M. Legge; Hon. Directors, Sir H. M. Pellatt, E. T. Stevens, H. Fee, P. Whytock, J. T. Saigeon and Aemilius Jarvis, R. Rich- ardson and A. E. Rae. Directorsâ€"J. S. Lawson, Robert Watson, W. 0. McDonald, Geo. Kellam, H. Hawman, Sam McLure, James Mc. Lean, J. A. Green, J. W. McCallum, J. R. Wilson, Charles Shaw, F. J. Suhr, Dr. McLeod, Stanley Tyndall, Chalm- ers Black, Thomas McMurchy, Ber- wick Weldrick. KING AND VAUGHAN PLOWMEN’S MEETING The congregational meeting held at the church Monday evening- was well attended and most encouraging re- ports were given by the different societies of the church. After the business meeting, refreshments Were served by the ladies and enjoyed by all. Miss Rhoda Barker spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Barraclough of Richmond Hill. The Y.P.S.will meet at the home of Mrs. Henricks on Thursday night this week. Miss Rhoda Barker is in charge of the meeting“. A good at- tendance is requested. Master Donald Barraclough spent the week end with Master Allan Vl’ellman. Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Bagg, Saturday. Miss Gwen Smith spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. R. Endean. Mrs. J. Leek has returned home after spending a few days with her parents at Mt. Albert. HEADFORD m‘é imfl [0:0 on ' W.G . EIBAuéocK RICHMOND HILL, “In Essentials, Unity; lnflonâ€"essentiab. Liberty: In All Things, Charitgi: \ in I ,3 “Wehgqqunfir' "Anon ~ LOYD 0:0 0 RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1930 SA T URDA I'M ON DA Y TUESDAY Jan. 25, 27, 28 ‘7’ d 4 ' Harold 13%;? ngoration (T'gbammounlflelease “ 2002 WILD BLOOD Added Attraction for Saturday Afternoon WONDER HORSE COMEDYâ€"~DAD’S DAY MEMORIES The annual meeting of the Rich- mond Hill Board of Trade was held in the council chamber on Friday even- ing last. The main item of business was the election of officers for the com- ing year and the consideration of a program for 1930. The following officers were elected: president, T. H. Trench; vice-presi- dent, W. A. Wright; 2nd vice-presi- dent, G. H. Duncan; secretary-trees- urer, J. E. Smith; executive, W. H. Murphy, J. A. Greene, A. J. Mc- Latchy, A. G. Savage, William Davies, R. Endean, Campbell Line, J. R. Her- rington. The membership of $1.00 is now pay- able for the year 1930 and all who Wish to join are urged to do so as soon as possible. Several items of correspondence were read dealing with varied pro- positions now before the organization. It was decided to hold a banquet in the near future when a prominent speaker from Toronto will address the members on the subject of present industrial conditions. Board of Trade Annual Meeting That North York Township is alive to the advantage of an up-to-date and reliable transportation service was evidenced by the action of the Municipal council which on Monday last at the regular meeting instructed the township solicitor to prepare a report on the possibility of widening :Yonge Street to 100 feet from old Yonge Street to the northerly limits ‘cf the township. It is also proposed that the Board will this year undertake an extensive municipal survey when it is hoped much valuable information will be secured. A vote of thanks to the retiring president William Davies was unaniâ€" mously adopted by the meeting. A resolution was also put through requesting the Toronto Transporta- tion Commission to prepare an estiâ€" mate of the cost of constructing and operating a doubleâ€"trick street car service from the northerly city limits of Toronto to the northern limits of the township. Reeve James Muir- head presided. WILLOWDALE °=Ol=l°=0 10=0=o=6 Fiflfiflflfi DANfiEMe'fiv PICTURE Minister of Trade and Commerce in the Dominion Cabinet who will be one of the speakers at the North York Liberal Convention at Newmarket next Wednesday. A meeting of the North York Lib- eral Association will be held in the Town Hall, Newmarket on Wednes- day next when the officers will be elected and a candidate chosen to be the standard bearer of the Liberal Party in this historic riding at the next election whenever it may be held. N. York Liberals Call Convention Hon. James Malcolm, Minister of Trade and Commerce, Major Fred Sanderson, M.P. South Perth and Lib- eral Whip, and Harry Johnson, Sec- retary of the Ontario Liberal Associa- tion along With the candidate chosen at the convention Will be the principal speakers. There promises to be a very large attendance and the public is cordially invited to be present and hear the issues of the day discussed by such prominent speakers. The meeting will be held in the town Newmarket on Wednesday, January 29th, commencing at 2 p.m. Follow. ing the business session the speaking will take place. Rev. G. E. Coulter of Richmond Hill United Church will preach on Sunday in the absence through illness of Rev. Haig. Sixteen chickens were put up as prizes at a shooting match by R. 8.! Frisby and Son, Victoria Square, on‘ Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 14th. The Weather conditions were unfavorable for shooting and at times the fog made it seem like a gafe of blind man’s bufl’ but eight contestants kept their “weather eye” in shape and some good shooting developed. Tom Shadâ€" lock won 3 bids score 152 out of 160; Wm. Young 3 with 151; Fred Carruthers 2 with 149; Jack Frisby 3 with 149; C. Boyington 2 with 144; P. Stiver 2 with 141; Councillor Clark 1 with 139 and Fred Stiver 132 witoout the bird. Despite the weath- er all were pleased with the after- noon’s sport and it is probable R. S. Frisby & Son will hold another shoot in the near future. SHARPLESSâ€"At Alexandra wing, Western Hospital, January 17, 1930, to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sharpless, 86 Woburn Avenue, a baby boy (Bever- ley Ray). ' ' The death occurred in‘PhiladeIphia on Monday, January 20th of Leslie E. Hand, a former resident of Rich- mond Hill. The deceased was well known in this district having been manager of the Standard Bank here some years ago. He was prominent in fraternal circles and was a Past Master of Richmond Lodge A.F. & A.M. FORMER RESIDENT PASSES HON. JAMES MALCOLM Victoria Square CHICKEN SHOOT BIRTH 1927 Chevrolet sedan delivery. 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