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5?}: GORGEOUS HUSSY A dance will be held in the Comâ€" munity Hall, Maple, New Year’s night, Friday, January lst. Nelson’s popular orchestra from Caledon East will provide the music, and Ernie Evans will be floor, manager. Every-â€" one is cordially invited. Under aus- pices of the Community Hall Exe- cutive. _ Richvale Social Club held a sucâ€" cessful Supper and Christmas Tree in the school on Saturday evenin, when they had as their guests the children and parents of Richvale community. Supper was served at 6.30 and later upon the arrival /of Santa Claus each child received off the tree a gift, a Christmas stocking and box of animal crackers. The grownâ€"ups also received gifts. The remainder of the evening was spent in the showing of moving pictures by the Bell Telephone Company and which were enjoyed by the gather- ing. A special feature of the even- ing was the presentation of silver flatware to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Adams, staunch members of the club, who were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. In all it was a happy and profitable evening for which great credit is due the Rich- yale Social Club. WséWzgwwww A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO OUR READERS W§a§a§3§z§r§fir§3§zfimޤa§zgfifiaޤj RICHVALE CHRISTMAS TREE 'x “YORK COUNTY’S ' NEWSIEST NEWSPAPER MATINEE DAILY Added for Matinee Only MICKEY MOUSE POPEYE DISNEY CARTOONS VOL. LVI. CAPITOL View}? 1 . : x ' \ IL ‘ \ \ “ I‘ \ Will/1"": Thursday, Decf3lst, at 11.15 JEAN HARLOW - WILLIAM POWELL - MYRNA LOY SPENCER TRACY “IN... ( l ““V CAPITOL THEATRE MON., TUES., WED., DECEMBER 28-29-30 LIONEL BARRYMORE & MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN J“ 1 _l_ 1 U LYonge at Castlefieldgg MO. 2172 g AIR CONDITIONED PARKING FOR 300 CARS ‘SWINGTIME’ DANCE AT MAPLE BRIDGE AHOY POPEYE NEWS CONTINUOUS SHOW FRIDAY & SATURDAY 2.00 TO 11.30 LIBELED LADY THURS., FRI., SAT., DECEMBER 24-25-26 FRED ASTAIRE & GINGER ROGERS THURS., FRI., SAT., DEC. 31 - JAN. 1-2 ALONG CAME LOVE JOAN CRAWFORD DEVIL DOLL FAVORS TO ALL ADMISSIONzâ€"45c. PLUS TAX ._ â€" ALSO â€"â€" â€" IN The United Church Choir present- ed excerpts from Part 1 of Handel’s “Messiah” Sunday evening last to a large congregation. The bass solo- ist, Mr. Robert Hately, is very well known in Toronto. The exacting arias which he sung were brilliantly executed, and he alone was well worth hearing. The other solos were taken by members of the choir. They in- clude work sufficiently difficult to tax the resources of a much larger choir, and they were handled very commendably. The five choruses were sung by the full choir, aug. mented by a few members of nearby choirs. The work was under the leadership of Mr. A. Melecci, organ- ist and conductor, who has,been re- sponsible for many‘ ambitious efforts in the past and continues to lead his choir forward into new and higher musical fields. PRESENTATION BY CHOIR MUCH APPRECIATED If much time and effort were in. volved in the preparation, Mr. Me- lecci and the members of the choir may feel abundantly recompensed by the interest and appreciation shown. If you would discover the delib- .erate sins of a nation, notice What it quits when it needs world symâ€" pathy. THEATaflfi gfig, RICHMONE EILL. ONTARIO THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24th, 1936. “In Essentials, Unity; In Nap-essentials, Liberty ;_ In All Things, Charity” ROOM 1 Sr. IVâ€"Bert Thompson, Jean Mills, Bob Edmonds and. Evelyne Brillinger equal, Arthur Gater, Sydney Lepard, Clifford Dexter, Margaret McGib-bon, Phyllis Angle, John Tracy“, Mabel Gilbert, Dorothy Harrell, Fred Leech, John Carpenter, Ruth Tyndall and Stuart MacDonald equal, Frank Moorely, Marion Barker, George Monkmoxn, Eric Srigley, Gwen S'chissler, Thelma; Wood, Harâ€" old Graham, Bill White, Henry Bakâ€" er, Marion Buchanan”, Mary Dunâ€" can, Emily White*, Cliiford Case. merit“, Eve-l'yne Bowen***. Jr. :TVâ€"Doreen Wise, Marion Lumb, Bob Carpenter, Dorothy Mcâ€" Gann, Erlev Cook, Margaret Hunt, Ruth Richardson“, Donald Wellman, Helen Whitten, Chester Unger, Kenâ€" neth Shields“, Harold Henshaw. ROOM 111' Jr. IVâ€"Mari‘e Paxton, Gloria An- derson, Hazel Reaman, Bill Murray, Garth Palmer, Lenore Dewsbury, Lloyd Sanderson and Edward Healey equal”, Mary Megdonal, Deane Well- man, Elizabeth Elliott, Effie Jarvis, Morley Hillaby, Frank Young, Harâ€" old Reesor, Marjorie Pattenden and John Schuzrman equal, Don Reid. Sr. IIIâ€"Mervin Charlton, Bernice Cook, Murray Hunt, Harold Meg- donal, Esther Morrison, Garth Bowes, Don Wolfreys, Leonard Lunau, Roy Pellow, Sidney O’Brady, Douglas Manley, Frank King, Vernon Mitch- fi$§WW9§9§95W9§3€9§9§¥§ e11. BJOlOM III Sr. IIILâ€"Stewart Wellman, Helen Ransom, Robert Endean, Margaret Allison, Marie Brillinger, Gladys‘ Chedzoy, Olive Ross, Donald Glenn, Anne Walwin, Patricia Belgrade, Harold Reaman, Betty Mansbridge, June Davis, Irving Ross, AEileen Cook, Stanley Baker, Vernon Mus- son, Alex Belgrade, Lily‘ O’Brad‘y, John Taylor”, Ferris Allen****. Jr. IIIâ€"Betty Smith, Dick Baker, Sheila Hamilton, Kenneth Wood-s, Dorothy Carr, Lily Wilson, Willyl Kanis, Peter Kozak, Marie Deferrari, Vera Evison, John White, Albert Fish, Mary Barbara Morris", Mer- lyn Graham, Georgina Pattenden, Clarence Wade, Bill Darby. ROOM IV Jr. IIIâ€"Betty Bragg, Mary Bur- nett, Helen Thompson, Foss Mallory, Tom Macleod, Margaret Carpenter, Howard White, Murray Bowes, Mar- garet Brown, Norrfian Tyndall, Charles Wellman, Eric Upton, Billy Neal, Kathleen Butler, Irene Rose“, Joan Paxton, Bxlly Bell”. Sr. IIâ€"Eileen Carr, Jean Scott, Bow< Murray Bowen, Margaret Ransom, Paris Viola Woods, Billy Sheardown, Don- Gord ald Kerswill, George Loughlin, AnBrock §3§3§3§t§2§a§3§3§i§3§3§3§3 §i§i§3§a§i§z§z§i§i§z§i§fiz Richmond Hill Public Schog] December Report And they came with haste, and found Mary and Joseph, and the Babe lying in a manger, For unto you is born this day in the City «If David a Savior, which is Christ the Lord. And this shall be a sign unto you; Ye sham find the babe wrapped in sW-addlingrcl'othes, lyingiin a manger. And it came to pass, as the angels were gone away from them into heaven, the shepherds said one to another, Let us now go even unto Bethlehem, and see this thing which is come to pass, which the Lord hath made: known unto us. And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God, and saying, Glory to God in the highest. and on earth peace, good will toward men. ' And the angel said unto them, Fear not: for behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people. And there were in the same country shepherds abid- ing in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night. And, lo, the angel of the Lord came upon them, and the glory of the Lord shone round about them; and they were sore afraid. 3!?qu flight thurx Wolfreys, Allen Hmood, Ar. thur: Barraclough, Mary Brock, Henry Richardson, Leonard Richard- son,. Frances Mackey, Philip Mihor_ ean,.Loma Baker, Jean Baker", Ma- bel Loughlin, Charles Srig'ley”, Ern- est Wade, Florence Allen‘l‘. ROOM V Jr. IIâ€"Milberge Gibbons, Eric Cruickshank, Shirley Paris, Francis Perrin,. Elinor Pattenden, Alex Clarke and M‘uriel Meg'donal equal, Peggy Mackenzie, Shirley Burt, Frederick Wise, Alverna Smith, Peter Kanis, Joyce Barraclough, Herbert Rose, Shirley Healey and Florence Ed- wards equal, Thelma Darby, Douglas Mansbridg'e, Isobel White, Melbourne Newborn, Henry Fish, Bert Hunt", Nancy Donaldson, Jean Henshaw, Hazel Reesor**, Victor Richardâ€" son”. Sr. Iâ€"Lorne Musson, James Bark- er, Stanley White, Belt: Sanders, Robert Butler, Fredr Edwards, Reta Mallory, William Bowd'ery, Fred Koâ€" zak, Jack Evison, Ernest Wolfreys, Delbert Hull, Victor Jones“, Robert Pattenden, Clarence Perrin“, George Coll‘ms, Florence Durrant (absent). ROOM VI First Book, Class Aâ€"Eleanor Young, Donald Little, Betty Carr, Harry Hill, Ray Charles, Nancy Aus- tin, Frank Evison, Eunice Sanders, S‘andty Neal, Mack Clement, Cecil Egpey, Donald Chedzoy and Nora Belg,rade* equal, Alibert Wilson“, Isobel McFarlane* and Kathleen Stunden equal, Doris Fox, absent. First Book, Cl‘ass Bâ€"Eric Fish, Janet Atkinson, Ruth Sanders, Eliza- beth Hunt, Ruth Clubine, Roy Me- Gann, Doreen Pattend-en, Winnie Butler. First Book, Class Câ€"â€"Norman Stunden, Bud Bowen, Bill White, Al- bert Taylor, Henry Kanis, Aime Davâ€" is, May White, Lloyd Bowen*, George Brock“, Everett Baker, Marie A1- len, Eugene Hilliard. ROOM VII Primer Aâ€"Marion Little and Don- ald Matthews equal, Violet Mihor- ean, Betty McNabb, Jimmie Allen, Howard Lemon, Vera Heteny, Dorâ€" othy Bowes, Billy McIntyre, Ronald Sanders, Shirley De Ferrari“. Primer Bâ€"John Atkinson, Janet Anderson, Vernon Wood, Kenneth Moore, Joan Murphy, J-ean McFar_ lane, Muriel Mallory, Shirley Mylks, Stanley Ransom, Eunice Graham, James Monkman, Betty Clubine, Sheila Sanders, June Graham, Bar- Paris, Betty Rose, Madeline Evelyn“, Gordon Leece, Vera McGarm, Fred “ya Murphy, Lloyd] Bond, Jack Bowdery, Lloyd Wolfreys, Gerry H“? 1%, â€"Luke 2346 was re-e1ected: Pres.. Mrs. Rolland Keffer; viceâ€"pres., Mrs. L. Keffer; Secretary, Mrs. T. A. Keffer; Treas.. Mrs. C. Line. The Juvenile Lacrosse boys enter- , tained the Girls’ Softball Club on Hope United Church held a very successful and enjoyable Christmas Tree on Monday evening. The ladâ€" ies of the congregation provided a wonderful supper for everyone- An interesting part of the program was a presentation to Mr. Nixon: of a lovely Hymnary. Mr. Nixom has sung in Hope Choir for 50 years. *Also Mrs. William Thomas was pre- sented‘ with a Silver Platter for her iservices as Secretaryâ€"Treasurer of ‘the W. A. for 25 years. After Santa Claus had’ given ample supply of candies and nuts all went home happy. Everyone who braved the storm and bad roads on Sunday- night and came to the United Church flelt amply repaid for any hardship they endurâ€" e<fl when the Christmas Pageant was put on in a very effective manner. Those taking their parts: are *0 be congratulated and the Christmas stow will live in a new way be- cause of the efforts thnse in- charge. We wish to extend our sincere sympathy to Mrs. C. Lines in the loss by death of her sister, Mrs. Lewis Oster of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. Dr. Marguerite Bail‘ey of Tor-onto and Rev. Sidney Lambert of Horn- ing’s Mills spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bailey. Mr. William Brooks of Cookeville spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. Parks. Mrs. McCIOud, Missionary, home on furlough from Formosa, will speak to the Sunday School at the United Church Sunday afternoon at 2.30. Everyone is‘ invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Keys of ronto visited on Sunday with and Mrs. C. H. Keys. The Ladies’ Aid of the Lutheran Church met at the church on Wed. of last week. Last year’s executive ug- their parts: are +0 be :ed and the Christmas live in a new way be- the efforts us those in; MAPLE NEWSY NOTES To- SINGLE COPIES 5c. $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE Friday evening of last week, at the home 59f Lorne Wells. Eight tables of Court Whist were played andfthe prize winners were: ladies, lst, Doris Taylor; consolation, Dorothy Noble. Gents, 1st, Harry Rumble; consolaâ€" tion, Allen Rumble. A pleasing fea- ture of the evening was the presem tatiorr of a Windbreaker to “Cal” Miller, the coach of the Lacrosse Boys, The address was read by Lorne Wells and presentatiom made by Bill Parks. 0211 replied in a few well chosen words. Lunch was then served by the boys. A very enjoyable evening was spent. The community was saddened this week by the sudden death of Mr- Perry Watson who died while work- ing on the good roads on- Monday afternoon. The Presbyterian Y.P.S‘. met in the Sunday School Room on Sunday evening. The meeting opened with- several Christmas hymns. Scripture \‘das read by Henry McDonald, a- missionary reading by Edith Jack. son, Christmas poem by Audrey Mcâ€" Naughton PRES‘BYTERIAN W. A. ANNUAL MEETING The Women’s Association of the Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church held their annual meeting on Thurs- day, December 17th in the church parlors. Mrs. Moore, the president, presided during the business session when very satisfactory and encourâ€" aging reports Wer'e given by the secretary and treasurer, reflecting a most successful year. Rev. J. D. Cunningham, minister of the church, presided during the election of offiâ€" cers which resulted as follows: Hon. President, Miss A. Boyle; president. Mrs. T. Moore; lst viceâ€"pres, Mrs. Milton Savage; 2nd viceâ€"pres, Mrs. Frank Schissler; treasurer. Mrs. G. Yercx; secretary, Mrs. K. Blant‘hard; flower committee, Mrs. Alexander and Miss Margaret Moodie; visiting committee, Mrs. Cunningham and Miss Emma Barker. No. 26.