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Mr. Fred Coakwell was a special Abow visitor and speaker at our Sunday employs School service and his timely subjectlstorm ‘ was “Temperance.” It was decided‘ Richmm to furnish the children. of the L.T.B. done as and Orange Home with fowl for their tio; wit mas. dinner a: usflud'. 2mm On Saturday evening Miss Etheliof th Morison entertained the executives of U] of the Junior Farmer's and Junior. Speal Women’s Institute at her home, thelCol. l occasion being the laying of plans Cplin fa the annual banquet. Invitations ‘1an for this banquet, which is to be held A- D Wednesday, Jan. 9th, will be extend- and C ed to all who are members of these ellthu two organizations for the current hls‘t‘” year. Please do not guess at your; ANN name being on the roll and then be ‘ ' disappointed. Kindly see that your Th members-hip fee is in the hands of the 4' byte: treasurers Mable Caseley or DouglasE held Gee by Friday, Dec. 215t, and no one5 will b will feel left out. Plans were madé’ 7 pm an; committees; appointed to com- T_ V plate arrangements for the banquet. There At the close of the evening Miss Mortson a. refreshing- lunch and the young folks departei to deal Mj with their cranky cars. servic z» mins‘tl'el show by the young; men and a cantata “The Echo of a Song” are included in its numbers. R. F. Boynton the meeting enjoyed a duet sung by Mrs. Ross Nichols and Mrs. R. F. Klinck. Various reports iron: the officers were then given and the election of officers presided over by Rev. F. Gilbert followed. The new officers are: Hon. Presidents, Mrs. W. Bruinwell and Miss H. Hop- per; President, Mrs. Haig; Vice- Pl‘esident, Mrs. H. McCag'ue; Re- cording Secretary, Mrs. Ross Nichols; Assistant, Mfrs. Herb. Smith; Cor- responding Secretary, Mrs. R. Klinck, Press Secretary, Laura Gee; Tem- perance Secretary, Mrs. E. Avison; literatun‘e Secretary, -Lulu Beatty; Shangers Secretary, Ethel Mortson; Associate Helpers Secretary, Mrs. R. Beatty; Treasurer, Mrs. R. F. Boy-n- ton; Supply Secretary, Mrs. H. Fla- velle; Stewardship Convenor, Mrs. Willows; Mission Band Leader, Mrsi Haig; Baby Band Leader, Mrs. H.‘ McCague; Pianist, Mable Sanderson; Assistant, His. R. Perkins. The meeting closed with a. social per'od and a tasty lunch served by Mrs. McCague‘s group. Christmas practice is demanding a good deal of our attention these nights’but the concert gives promise of being worth attending. A little Jack Hnrner drill by the little folks, Ont Thursday evening relatives and friends gathered at a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Nichols to welcome home the bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nichols. After a delightful mpper a pleasant social evening was enjoyed with games and merrlment. The Sabbath School was beautifully (hcomted With Christmas decorations for the December meeting of the W. M.S. on Wednesday afternoon. After the opening hymn and prayer by Mrs. Dianna Wynyard in One More River MRS. WIGGS $151.; CABBAGE PATCH OPENED BY MISTAKE Yonge St. at Castlefield 0 Phone MO. 2172 l O 300 Seats all Evening 25c 25c. Admission to 7 p.m. “THE MASQUERADER” VICTORIA SQUARE NEWSY ‘NOTES Down to Their Last'Yacht WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY James Dunn in “ Have a Heart ” .. LVI. “YORK COUNTY’S NEWSIEST ' NE WSPAPER” CONTINUOUS SHOW SAT. 1.30 TO 11.30 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY PAULINE LORD, ZASU PITTS, W. C. FIELDS _ 1N .__ REVIVAL FRIDAY AT 10.45 P. RONALD COLMAN in MONDAY, TUESDAY, DEC. 17-18 BARBARA STANWYCK “LOST LADY” MARY BOLAND â€"andâ€" inâ€" NEWS in MEN BUSY 0N ROSEVTEW AVENUE About twenty-five men are now employed on the construction of a storm sewer on Roaeview Avenue, Richmond Hill. The work is being ANNIVERSAY AT KNOX CHURCH AGINOOURT The 86th anniversary of Knox Pres,- byterPan Church, Aglncourt, Will be held Sunday, Dec. 16th, when there will be special services; at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. and the preacher will be Dr. T. Wardlaw Taylor of Croderich. There will be special music at both services. Ag‘incourt, when the hall was crowd- ed to capacity. In the elections Lyman Kennedy of Agincourt was elected by acclamation as president of the Association and E. J. Stivet of Unimville reâ€"el-ected as secretary. Speakers during the evening included 001. W. P. Mulock, M.P. North York, Colin Campbell, M.P. Frontenac-Adâ€" ding'ton, Alex. MacGreg‘or of Toronto, A. D. Bruce of Markham Township and others. It was one of the most enthusiastic meetings ever held in the history of the association. The annual meeting of the East York Liberal Association was held Tuesday evening: at Rather H’all, night at Richmond Hill arena. Ice- maker, “Bunny” White, had a fine sheet of ice and everyone had a most enjoyable time. There will be skatâ€" ing at the rink every Wednesday and Saturday evening throughout the sea,- son, weather permitting. LARGE CROWD ENJOYS SKATING A large crowd enjoyed skating Monday evening which was opening hymns of Christmas time. 7.30 p.m.â€"The Young People’s So- ciety. Annual Christmas concert will be held‘ on Christmas eve. 10 a.m.â€"The Church School. 11 a.m.â€"Service of Worship. Wed., 8 p.m.â€"Annual Christmas concert. The usual Sunday evening meeting of the Y.P.S. was held. Readings by Lorne Mortson and Ruby Avison, duets by Alec and Ike Williamson and Dorothy Oliver and Laura Gee fol- lowed by the topic by Mr. Frank Brumwell completed the program. All members of the executive are in- Wted to attend a meeting at the home of the President on Friday evening to make plans for next year. VICTORIA SQUARE UNITED CHURCH Sunday, Dec. 16th Rev. F. A. Gilbert, Pastor 1 p.m.â€"The Church School. 2.30 p.1n.â€"Service of Worship with HEADFORD UNITED CHURCH as I. relief measure in cmopera- with the govermmmt relief 1,39 GODDESS 0F SPRING EAST YORK LIBERALS HELD ANNUAL MEETING “In Essentials, Unity; In Non-essentials RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13th, 1934 The annual meeting of St. Andrew’s W.M.S. was held in the Sunday School room on Wednesday With the Pres- ident in the chair. After the devo- tional exercises it was decided to send a Missionary Bale to the needy in the West. Mrs. G. J. Laurie read a paper. The election of officers was next in order and all the officers were re elected for the year 1935. The meeting closed with prayer, after which the committee served lunch. TOXOID TREATMENT Dr. J. P. Wilson, M.O.H., has an- nounced that the third and final Toxoid treatment will be administered At the annual meeting of the Ladies Aid of Zion Lutheran Church the fol- lowing- officers were elected: Pres., Mrs. Roland Keffer; Vice-Pres, Mrs. Lawrence Keffer; Secty., Mrs. Char- les Ball; Treas., Mrs. Charles Line. Sunday School and s’v‘ervices at Zion Lutheran Church will be at 1.30 and 2.30 o’clock respectively on Sunday, Dec. 16th.' Christmas Festival ser- vice with program under the auspice-S of the Sunday School will be held on Christmas eve, Monday, Dec. 24th, at 7.30 o’clock. All are cordially in- vibed. There was a large attendance at the last two meetings of the Young People’s Society. The contest closed on Monday evening and the programs will be judged on their merits. The decision will be given next Monday evening and there Will be the election of officers. Last week the Fellowship and Citizenship committees gave a Christmas Pageant, and on Monday night a Missionary Pageant and‘ a Pantomime were presented by the Missionary Department. '0 children at the Public School Fri Jay itermon. A splendid entertainment was given in the Community Hall last Friday evening by the Arcadian Singers. At the close, the company was entertained by the members of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church. The funeral of Duncan McKinnon, formerly of the Seventh Concession, was held from Lawries’ Undertaking Parlours to St. Paul’s cemetery on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. R. K. Lambert of Homing’si Mills visited at Mr. H. C. Bailey’s over the Weekâ€"end. v A successful sale of home-baking was held on Saturday by the Wom- en’s Missionary Society. A large number of people attended the monthly meeting of the Women’s Association of Hope United Church last Thursday, when a. good table- collection was taken. A travelling Library has been se- cured by the members of the Wom- en’s Institute. The books will be kept at the home of Mrs. T. F. Jackson and can be obtained without charge, by all members of the Community on Tuesday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. The annual concert by the pupils of Hope Public School will be held in the Masonic Hall on Thursday eve- ning, Dec: 20th. The concert by the Public School and the Sabbath Schools will be held in the Community Hall on the eve- ning of Friday, Dec. let. According to rumor Harry P. Trowell, local hardware merchant and sporting enthusiast, will manage the intermediates this year, and if he can be prevailed upon to accept the post he would make an excellent man for the job. The cold weather of the past couple of weeks has inspired hockey enthus- iasts and steps have been taken to get teams organized. It is now as- sured that there will be a junior and an intermediate entry from Richmond Hill in. the Toronto Hockey League and according to those in charge both teams will be strong aggregations which will give a good account of themselves and it is predicted that Richmond Hill will this year rise to championship class in hockey. A practice for the Intermediates will be held in the arena to-morrow (Friday) evening at 8 p.m., when all players and all interested are asked to turn out. There is lots of good material available and the co-opera- tion of all players in the district is invited. Richmond Hill Will Have Two Teams In T.H.L MAPLE I am sure no one will want to miss this chance to obtain information about a. subject of so vital and gen- eral interest. Remember admission is He does nit suggest a new dogma creed' or party, but a plan of financ- ing the exchange of the products of all our labor which is designed to re- move a tremendous burden of interest charges from the taxpayer and make possible the sane expansion of indus- try and employment. It is a plan which can be adopted and put into practice by any government without any change in our social order. If successful it would benefit every man woman and child‘ in our country, and of the United Church Sunday School and as leader of the group I appeal to all citizens to be present. Per- sonally I have heard or read nothing in many years so arresting as the prospect opened up by the plan of financing- suggested by Mr. Hallat. In a thoughtful analysis of economic conditions Henry Ford has said that there is an awful fallacy somewhere. It seems to me that Mr. Hallat has discovered both the fallacy and the remedy. \ In this treasure hunt to locate the hidden treasure of Pros- perity, others have gotten warm, but Mr. Hallat has gotten ‘hot. Chairman. McLean and members of his committee are now soliciting funds to COVer the expense of the afâ€" fair and we trust that they will be given a generous reception. A lecture on the above subject is being given in Masonic Hall, Rich- m‘ond Hill, on Dec. 18th, at 8 p.m., by Mr. Harry Hallat, President of Den- nislon Brick and Tile 00., Windsor, and Author of The Wage Dollar Money System. Entertainment will be provided and everyone is invited to attend. The meeting is being sponsored by the Meteor Tuxis Group This is the big Community event ofi the Christmas season and each year has attracted a large crowd. This year with the addition of new attrac- tions it is expected to be Bigger and better than ever. Plan now to visit Richmond Hill Saturday afternoon Saturday afternoon the 22nd there will be a great parade from the North end of the town- when it is hoped to have the local band out and a number of novel features. Jolly old Santa will be on hand and will join in the parade to the arena where the pro- gram will be carried out. There will be carol Singing led by massed‘ choir and a. number of other features and at the conclusion well filled stockings will be given to all the children/ of the district. Work And Wealth For All The great Clommunity Christmas Tree will be held in Richmond Hill arena Saturday afternoon, December 22nd. The committee in charge of the event met Monday evening in the Municipal Hall, under the chairmanâ€" ship of Mr. James McLean, when plans were made for the event. A big tree has been erected in front of the Town Hall and will be illuminated with multi-colored lights from now until Christmas. Communiiy Tree Sat. December 22 The appointment will be of con- venience and service to this dis- trict as in the past when acci- dents occurred a coroner had to be summoned fimm Aurora. or Newmarket. Liberty In All Things, Charity” in Richmond Hill the date, PAUL E. ANGLE Dec. 18th, and ‘fl:====ouo===lo=lm Duo:==lo=o==o=|o Sunday, Dec. 16th 11 a.m.â€"The Pastor. Choir Anthemâ€"“Come Now and Let Us Reason Together,” by Briams. 2.45 p.m.â€"â€"Sunday School. 7 p.m.â€"â€"The Pastor. Choir Anthemâ€"“Give Ear, O Lord” by T. M. Patterson Wed., 8 p.m.-â€"Prayer and Praise Service. Address by Mr. Galloway. ST. MARY’S CHURCH RICHMOND HILL 3rd Sunday in Advent Dec. 16th 11 a.m.â€"Holy Communion. 3 p.m.â€"Sunday School. 7 p.m.â€"A.Y.P.A. Service. Mr. L. Mills, Provincial President. imam UP FOR CHRiSTMAS The Richest Girl in The World EDMUND LOWE & A CAST OF 30 RADIO STARS Gift of Gab THE HOME OF HIGH CLASS ENTERTAINMENT YONGE AND GLEN FOREST SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2 RM. EVEN-INGS 7:15 & 9:15 THELMA TODD & PATSY KELLY in PHONE 491 . There is still time to order your new suit or overcoat for Christmas. Finest quality materials, best fit and yvork- Richmond Hill Arena Every Wednesday and SATURDAY Evening Bedford Theatre MARIAM HOPKINS _._._[N._____. PEPPER POT REVIEW â€" “STOLEN MELODY” SILLY SYMPHONY â€"â€" “PECULIAR PENGUINS” manship. Let us supply your clothing needs and you will find it is more economical. Our prices are most moderate. . RICHMOND HILL UNITED CHURCH “CHAIN ED” “GOOFY MOVIES” & “HULA HONEYMOON” â€" PARAMOUNT NEWS â€"â€" CHAPTER 2 of “GORDON OF GHOST CITY” NEXT FRI. & SAT. â€" “CHU CHIN CHOW” CLEANING AND PRESSING A SPECIALTY FRIDAY and SATURDAY. PLAYING SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY â€" THREE JUMPS AHEAD WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, DEC. 19-20 JOAN CRAWFORD & CLARK GABLE _.__IN.___.__ H. J. MILLS, Chairman Arena Commission. Richmond Tailors GOOD MUSIQC MONDAY & TUESDAY, DEC. 17-18 J. A. GREENE Skating Death and taxes aren’t alike. You can die for your country once and be through with it. Themezâ€"“What is Salvation?” A Bright Sunday Evening Service. NOTE; Friday evening, Dec. 2151:, is the Clu'istmas treat fotr all our Children and their Parents. So come along and have a real happy evening and meet Santa. RICHMOND HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. J. D. Cunningha- Sunday, Dec. 16th 11 a,m.â€"The Minister. Themezâ€"“The World before Christ- mas." 2.45 p.m.â€"Sunday School. 7 p.m.â€"The Minister. WALTER CONNOLLY _ 1N __ Whom the Gods Destroy ENJOY THIS POPULAR AND HEALTHFUL RECREATION Single Copy 5c $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE DELORES DEL RIO & VICTOR JORY __ __ 1N __ _ Madame DuBarry RICHMOND HILL DEC. 14, 15 o=o==o=o No. 24