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Mmsage. 2.45 p.m.â€"Sunday School. 7 tumâ€"The Pastor. New Year’s Message. The Christmas music will be repeated. Wed., 8 p.m.â€"Prayer and Praise Billy Mitchell and Elmore Harding headed a. group of citizens who sponâ€" sored a. Christmas Tree for the kid- dies living south of the village Christ- mas eve. The event was held at Mitchell’s service station and “Rusty” White acted as Santa Claus in dis- ttibuting' toys, candy, nuts and a host of other good things to the kiddies. The event was much apreciated and the kiddies take this opportunity of expressing their thanks through The Liberal to the sponsors. ' Sunday, Dec. 30th 11 sumâ€"The Pastor. New Year’s VOL. LVI. fizgéfiafifiaméfiafififiz KIDDIES ENJOY CHRISTMAS TREE , 0 Yonge 51. at LKSI Phone MO. 2] a 1 0 I300 Seats all Evc 25c. Admission t( THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY “THE MERRY WIDOW” AT 11.30 P. M. MAURICE CHEVALIER, JEANETTE MACDONALD Sparkling Stage Show Added Midnight Show New Years’ Eve “ANNE 0F GREEN GABLES ” “YORK COUNTY’S NEWSIEST NEWSPAPER” THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JAN. 3-4-5 “ TRANSATLANTIC ” --Christmas Fantasy-â€" RICHMOND HILL UNITED CHURCH MICKEY MOUSE â€" JACK & JILL â€" B0 PEEP LITTLE BOY BLUE â€" JACK IN THE BOX AND ALL YOUR NURSERY RHYMES At this, the close of another year, I wish to express my thanks to the citizens of Richmond Hill for their support and co-operation during the past year. I also wish to thank my fellow-members of the municipal council, all public officials and members of other public bodies for their co-opera- tion in carrying on the public business of the muni- cipality. It is by this whole-hearted co-operation that we will be able to accomplish much real good and make real progress as a community. I extend to all the citizens of Richmond Hill andfto all our many friends in the surrounding dis- trict sincere wishes for a very Happy and Pros- perous New Year. As We face another year let us try to forget the disappointments and difficulties of the past and press on with united endeavour to greater things in the days that are to come. g 3931313? 33w: 192m MON., TUES. & WED., DEC. 31, JAN. 1-2 GINGER ROGERS, FRED ASTAIR ANNE SHIRLEY On The Stage Friday at 2.30 8; 9.30 Staged and Directed by Rita Ebach Cast of 35 ADMISSION â€"- ALL SEATS 500. FUN AND FAVORS FOR ALL BUY YOUR SEATS NOW VIVI WILLIE AND RUGBY MERRY GO ROUND JACK _BENNY â€"-andâ€" IN in I WE WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR. ST. MARY’S CHURCH RICHMOND HILL Sunday after Christmas Dec. 30th 2 a.m.â€"Holy Communion. 11 a.m.â€"Moming Prayer. 3 p.m.â€"Sunday Schol. 7 p.m.â€"â€"Evening Prayer. Friday Dec. 28th Friday, Dec. 28thâ€"â€" 7 p.m.â€"Sunday School Entertainment RICHMOND HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. J. D. Cunningham Sunday, Dec. 30th 11 a.m.â€"â€"The Minister. Thendezâ€"“The Past, the Present, the Future.” 2.45 p.m.â€"Sunday School. 7 p.m.â€"The Minister. Great Service of Praist, in charge of the choir with the assistance of others. We cordially invite you to this old fashioned Praise Service. 3% Seats all Evening 25c. 25c. Admission to 7 p.m. J. A. GREENE, Reeve Yonge St. at Castlefield Phone M0. 2172 “tr. (, DEC. 27-28â€"29 “In Essentials, Unity; In Rm RICHMOND HILL, ONT Acciamation Likeiy For Village Municipal Council KEEN FIGHTS EXPECTED m election ta A canvas 0 there is $21 of the 1934 council and the concrean of opinion seems to be that there should be an acclamation this year. So far not a single person has de- clared h‘s intention of contesting any office/ and it looks now as if next Monday night will see the 1934 coun- cil returned by acclamaticn. The terms of five members of the in mar ent‘re z The-terms of five members of the Board of Education expire December 31‘st. The three elected members whose time is up at the end of this year are, trustees P. E. Angle, L. A. Hill and A. D. Buchanan. It is likely all three will seek re-election and to date no one has declared the intention of opposing them. Trustee T. H. Trench who is a county appointee and trustee J.‘ F. Atkinson an apâ€" pointee of the Village council also complete their appointed term at the end of the year. However, if things municipal are quiet in Richmond Hill there is plenty of election talk in the'neighboring townships. In Vaughan township Reeve George Kellam, who is said to be sure of the 1935 York County Wardenship if he returns as Vaugh- an‘s mepreserytative, is seeking re- election and according to persistent rumor he will have opposition. Ex- Reeve James Robson is likely to be his opponent and if there is! an elecâ€" tion there will likely be a general change about with several new as- pirants for the council seats. Coun- cillor Robert W. Scott is a. likely contender for the office of deputy- neeve and it will not be known until nomination day just what move the present deputyf-reeve Robert W. Dooks will make. He will have his choice of contesting the deputy- neeveship with councillor Bob Scott or stepping up and contesting the reeveship in a probable three corner- ed fight. It is likely councillors Dun- can McMurchy and Boynton Weld- rick will seek reâ€"election to seats on the council. Then there are rumors of several new aspirants, but just how many of them materialize will be known nomination day. ven a In Markham township, also it looks like another election year. Former councillor Fred A. Coakwell, who hasi served some six years in the council,‘ has announced that he is a candidate for deputy-reeve in which case it is likely deputy-reeve Will Clark will be a candidate for reeve. It is un- derstood Reeve G. B. Padget will seek reâ€"election and whether or not there will be a third candidateremains to be seen. The appointment of Chanles Hoover, a member of council, as treas urer leaves a vacant chair for which it is anticipated there will be several aspirants. Councillors Rennie and Hooper will probably be candidates for re-election. Among the list of probable candidates prominently men tioned are ex-reeve W. C. Gohn and former deputyâ€"reeve R. L. Stiver. In North York Township, Reeve Earl Bales and all members of the 1934 council have opposition and a lively campaign is now under way in the southern township. Nomination meetings in the town- ships will be held next Monday af- ternoon and in Richmond Hill Village the nomination m-‘eting is in the eve- In King Township it is very likely there will be a. contest for the var- ious offidesv and an election fight looms as a probability in Whitchurch ning‘ NEW YEAR’S DANCE The annual New Year’s Dance will be held in the Community Hall, Maple, Tuesday, January lst. Mike Catanni and his seven piece orchestra. Ernie Evans, floor manager. Ad- mission 25 cents. Under auspices of Community Hall executive. Every- one welcome. ‘ ' ROADS BLOCKED ” " Country roads throughout the dis- trict are blocked to-day as a result of the blizzard yesterday. Workman ave busy opening the arteries of 'rai'fic' and in a‘faW’ days all will be as usual. tan hr boilin at public opinion ;factiom with t I nom'nétion d‘ay AR {IO m e II Completing ‘ hi: chief magistrate Village who will factory financial to the ratepayers W.M.S. 0F KNOX l’RESBYTERIAN l CHURCH ! Agincourt Elects Officers for 1933 Hon. Presidents, Mrs. J. A. Brown, Mrs. W. B. Davidson; President, Ml's. ‘ W. A. Young; lst Viceâ€"President, Mrs ‘ L. A. Kennedy; 2nd Vice-President, Mrs. D. Forfar; Secretary, Mrs. A. Elliott; Treasurer, Mrs. E. A. Milroy; Emergency Treasurer, Mrs. A. Worne; ‘Press Secretary, Mrs. Bert Kennedy; Glad Tidings Secretary, MiSS S. M. Forfar; Welcome & Welfare, Miss J. M. Kennedy; Home Helpers, Miss L. Galbraith, Mrs. W. B. Davidson; Liter atuve, Miss J. M. Kennedy; Supply Committee, Miss L. Galbraith, Mrs. A. Gray, Mrs. A. Doherty, Mrs. W. A. Newall, Mrs. Colin Hood, Mrs. A. E. Kennedy; Program Committee, Mrs. L. A. Kennedy, Miss J. M. Kem n-edy, Mrs. D. Marshall; Refreshment, and who along council has enj year. It is 9: will be acclaim MARK coming year DAY Committee, Mrs. H. K. Clark, Mrs. A. Doherty, Mrs. D. Marshall, Mrs. D. Forfar; Visiting Committee, Mrs. A. Gray, Mrs. Colin Hood, Mrs. A. Elliott; Mission Band Leaders, Mrs; Elliott; Mission Band Leaders, Mrs. W. B. Davidson, Mrs. A. Worne; C.G. I.T. Leader, Mrs. W. A. Newall; Pianists, Mrs. Bert Kennedy, Miss J. M. Kennedy. A White Gift service was held in the United Church by the Sabbath School on Sunday afternoon. Special Christmas slides were shown on the screen after the service on Sunday evening. The concert in the Masonic Hall on Thursday evening by the pupils and ex-pupils of Hope Public School was very successful. Miss Doris Cook, who assisted in training the pupils and acted as accompanist, was preâ€" sented with a beautiful evening purse and an address. and an address was read to the teacher, Mr. H. McDonald, and a presentation of a belt and fancy buckle. The program consisted of plays, drills, choruses and pageants and was very much enjoyed by all. A very lengthy but excellent pro- gram was given On Friday night by the Presbyterian and the United Church Sabbath Schools and the pupils of the Public School. Pageants drills, etc., were given and all were much appreciated. Addresses were read and presentations were made to the teachers, Miss Reaman and Mr. Carter, during the evening. Mr. Hastings of Sesekenika Lake called on Mr. H. C. Bailey one day last week. At the annual meeting of the Worm. en’s Missionary Society all of the officers» were 1-e-elected f_or the com- ing year. After the morning service at Hope on Sunday one of Santa Claus’ as- sistants appeared and presented the junior pupils with gifts from an il- luminated Christmas Tree. Services at Zion Lutheran Church will be at 2.30 o’clock in the after- noon on Sunday, Dec. 30th.. Rev. Bondo of Toronto will preach the' sermon. D'ANCE ‘AT VICTORIA SQUARE A dance will be held in the Comâ€" munity Hal], Victoria Square, Friday Dec. 28th, under the auspices ‘of the Hall Committee. Cowie’s orchestra. Herb Atwood,7f.loor manager. Lunch provided. Admission 35 cents. All , DECEMBER 27th, 1934 Things, Charity” HAM AND VAUGHAN! MAPLE ial report to present 31's next Mond‘ay night, ' with the members of oyed a very ’successful I xpected Reeve Greene} ned as Reeve for_the )f 0nd Hill Ell‘ $3§a§fa§ i Richmond Hill High School . Term Report SO“, gBARRETT’S oleMPOLE STREETE NOVELTY â€" LITTLE DUTCH MILL if; 'NOVELTY â€" LITTLE DUTCH MILL y PICTORIAL NO. 2 â€"- NEWS 4 2§E§E%W9§W QéifilémW ,» The following pupils of Richmond Hill High School, in order of merit in their various forms, have passed the examinations held during the fall term. Individual reports are being mailed to parents, who are asked to give them careful attention, sign, and return them by the pupils, with any comments or suggestions, on the first day of school after the Xmas holidays, Thursday, Jan. 3, 1935. ‘ I COMMERCIAL lst Class Honours: Roy Lunau, Gertrude Killam, Melvin Wellman, ,Marjorie Evans, Nora Rumble. 2nd Class Honours‘f Gwen Smith, Russell Noble, Jean Park, Ruth Ken'swill, Derek Mills. 3rd Class Honours: Freda. Manley, Fred Trussell, Victoria Beeliok, Phyllis Padget. Pass: Doris Tayloii, Roland Evans, Dorothy Reid. II-COMMERCIAL lst Class Honours: Lucille Wide- man, Patricia. Rose. 2nd Class Hon- ours: Vincent Burlton, Gwen Mercer. 3rd Class Honours: Miriam Archibald, Doris Knapp, Lenora Huestis. Pass: Nora Barlow, Mary Rollinson, Ruth Tennyson, Karl Meyer. Not Ranked: Margaret Bodnar (honours). lst Class Honours: Lloyd Palmer, Dorothy Durie, Lloyd Doner, Jean Walwin, Mary Harbinson, Doris Jones Lillian Barker, Grace Dewsbury, Stan- ley Haworth, Harry James, Molly Campbell, Eleanor Oliver, Kathleen McCartney, Allan Wellman. 2nd ClaSS Honours: Audrey Stephens, Dorothy Back, Ellen Boynton, Dorothy Noble. Bill Wallis, Dorothy Eden, Olive Mid- dleton, Florence lilobday, Doreen John son, Ted‘dy Montgomery, Gerald Jones Hazel Cherry. 3rd Class Honours :’ Olga McLean, Nancy McKenzie, Jack Watkins, Wilson Beresford. PaSS: Stewart Stephens Cleve Burton, Eileen Mabley, Roy Russell, Nixie Fisher, George Clayton, Milton Savage, David Hug-hesuKathalene Ash, Marjorie Le Auyer, John Williamson, Phyllis‘John on. Jim Mizen. §a§a§a§3§a§a§z¢§3§a§ SATURDAY MATINEE‘ AT 2 P.M. HAVE A HEART NEW YEAR’S EVEFROLICfiE MATINEE New Year’s Day 2 [mg WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY, JAN. 2-3-4 NORMA SHEARER, FREDRIC MARCH, CHARLES LAWTON Comedy â€" Hello Prosperity â€" Radio Row No. 2 NOVELTY â€" HOW DO I KNOW IT’S SUNDAY ADMISSION 25c. â€"- STARTING 11.45 P. M. 'Added Featuretfie â€"â€" “LA CUCARACHA” POPEYE in “SHIVER ME TIMBERS” â€" PARAMOUNT NEWS â€"â€" CHAPTER 4 of “GORDON 0F GHOST CITY” â€" Playing Saturday Matinee â€" “MARIE GALANTE ” JEAN PARKER ._ â€"- IN â€" â€"- â€" THE HOME OF HIGH MONDAY & TUESDAY, DEC. 2 KETTI GALLIAN & SPENCER TRACY FRIDAY & SATURDAY, DEC. 28-29 LESLIE HOWARD 82 KAY FRANCIS FORM I RASSLIN ROUND â€" WHOPPER " NOVELTY ' )F HIGH CLASS ENTER YONGE AND GLEN FOR i§fi§3§fi §5W§3§ Single Copy 5c $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE 3rd Class Honours: Madeleine Rumble, Isabel Ainslie; Velma. Mon}:- man and Jack Glenn‘ (equal); Jiea: Rumble, Marion Michell, Lorna. Gil- lings, Winnie Haworth, Lewis Mabltg; Mary Paterson. Pass: Jean Zuefe] . Elsie Ley, Elva Young, Cummer Le}, Brydon Ellis, Ombra Hull, Cecil Sln- clair, Kenneth Johnson. FORM III 1st Class Honours: Isabel Oliva, Gwen Sayers, Elinor Barker, Harri; Hord, I Marjory Cunningham. 2ni Class Honours: Mike Sawchuck, Jo: Onasick, ‘William Pollard, Dayid M's.- Gibbon. 3rd Class Honours: Haroil Sanderson, Helen Burnett, Regina?" Dewes, Edith Deadman, Viola. Avis-'3: {Pass: Weldon Bull, Ruth Angle, Ruth Rumble, Robert Casement, Lloy ' Crawford. Margaret Oliver, Jack Haj Nancy Bishop. FORM IV 131; Class Honours: Peter Onasick, Helen Haldane, William Warwick, Dorothy Keffer, Helen Burlton. 2n.'i ‘Class Honours: Jean Topper, Lovicz‘,‘ Wigmore, Shirley Hill, Thelma Mac‘ lPherson, Fred Carter, Margare Bowes; Florence Cherry and Elinor Boyle (equal). 3rd Class Honours: Catherine Stanford, Dorothy Barr:- ‘clough, Richard Patrick, Robert Hal . lPass: Hunter Bishop, James Ley, Mil- dred Hawoi‘th, Mary Proctor, Eloisi‘ Perkins, Robert Holmes, Stewar'. Rumble. lst Class Honours: John Harbinsr: Jean Robinson, Audrey Smith, Helen McGibbon, Lorne Wells, Harold Heir“, Harry Bowes. 2nd Class Honours: Eric Wilson, Miriam Heise, Helm. Phinney, George Graham, Ethel Whi :3 Beatrice Rumble, Jack Heaton, Flor- e'nce Barker, Margaret Avison. 'FORM V lst Class Honours: J. Mills, 1Angle, A. Patrick, J. Angle, I. Ba‘ 2nd Class Honours: V. Little, V. Stewart, M. Sellers, D. Hobday. 31- 013.55 Honom‘s: T. Archibald, . Beresfm’d, H. Yerex, N. Campbel Pass: M. Graham, C. Noble, H. Sir clair. ' ~ - BMCiE M60»: ; EkTERTAINMENT .EN FOREST EVENINGS 7:15 & 9 mafiamfifi 31. JAN. 1 JACK HOLT FORM II