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' With the Richmond Hill High School gymnasium decorated in appropriate colours students from Aurora, Newmarket and the local High School gathered therein on October 14 for the “Liniment Leap.” The dance, sponsored by the Athletic Society, was an out- standing success. High point of the evening was the presentation of the Eckart Trophy to Aurora High School by Scott Latimer. president of Richmond Hill Boy's Athletim Society. Phone Richmond Hill 191 High School Dance Highly Successful RADIANT-CIRCULATOR . Radiates and Circulates, Both at Same Tlmel . Gives Warm Floorsâ€"Long Wam Air Travel at Floor Level! 0 Automatic Fuel Contml, Dram Control. how Flame Fuel Saver! 0 Delivers 11.000 Cu. Ft. of Warm Air Per Hour. Opposite Loblaw’s Avenue Road & Fairlawn on OUR DEMONSTRATION MOM HALL’S SERVICE STATION Here's a COLEMAN OIL HEATER oleman [0‘ Rev. Peter Gordon White, B.A., of Wesley Buildings in Toronto was the preacher at the evening service. He was assisted by the minister of the church and Rev. C. H. Bowman, B.A., of Maple Pres- byterian Church. The service of nraise was led by the Ambassador Male Quartette of Cook’s Presby- terian Church together with the choir of the church, who brought a. wonderful message in song to the congregation. For the occas- ion the chancel of the church was beautifully decorated. For the congregation marking its 79th Birthday it was a day of blessing and of renewed friendship. The regular meeting of the W. M.S. of Maple United Church was held in the church on October 19, at 2.30 pm. This was our Thank- offering meeting and the ladies from Richmond Hill, Hope and Edvgeley were our guests. Mrs. Laver opened the meeting by the reading of a Psalm. Mrs. Bigford gave a fine devotional. The theme was “Thankfulness and Gratitude.” The Scripture was taken from the Gospel of St. Luke, on the cleans- ing of the ten lepers. “Only one returned to give thanks to God.” A ladies quartette, Mrs. Kefl‘er, Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. F. S. Rumble and Mrs. Ramsay, sang “In The Garden,” Mrs. Pollock is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Norman Lund. Mrs. Robert Jones attended the wedding- of Miss Beatrice Martm, formerly of Maple, and Mr. Alex Forrest in Calvin Presbyterian Church, Toronto, Saturday, Octob- er 22. An important date to remember next month is Wednesday, Nov. 2, when the monthly meeting of the club will be held in the school at 8 pm. Guest speaker will be Mr. Charles Hewitt, our school inspec- tor. Following his talk, the speak- er will conduct a question period. C.G-I.T. The guest speaker was Mrs. Duncan McCloud, who gave a very interesting lecture on her life in Formosa. Afternoon tea was served in the Sunday School room and the lad- ies enjoyed a pleasant visit to- gether. Mrs. R. Kefl’er and daughter, Sandra, of Denfield, Ontario, vis- ited with friends last week. Mr. Percy Jones visited over the week end with Mrs. Robert Jones. We are sorry to hear Jas. Ro'se is ill and we hope he has a speedy recovery. Maple Concert Hall will be re- opened with a Hallowe’en dance Monday, October 31. , United Church Anniversary There were large congregations at the anniversary services of Maple United Church on Sunday. Rev. P. J. Lambert, B.A., B.D., the newly inducted minister, preached at the morning service taking as his subject "Starâ€"Fame." The sacred numbers by the choir and soloist were greatly apprec- iated. Mrs. R. Glegg presided at the organ console with a full choir singing the anthem “Break Forth in Joy” by Senifer. Miss E. Brown of Toronto was the guest soloist singing “Lord For Tomorrow and Its Needs” and "Thanks Be To God." Correspondent: Mrs. D. Allen Phone Maple 19R Maple Community and School Club The meeting of the C.G.I.T. was held in the Sunday School of Map- Is United Church on Tuesday, 0c- tober 18. 18 members were pres- ent. Ann Lawrie, the president, presided. The program included games and was followed by a weiner roast. The meeeting closed with “Taps.” United Church W.M.S. Maple Women’s Institute mem- bers please remember Edgeley Bazaar Saturday, October 29. Those wishing to go please meet outside Maple Villa at 2.30 pm. Liberal Classified Advertisements Bring Results MAPLE The four other contestants, Joyce White, No. 12 Markham; Marilyn Heise, No. 7 Markham; John Passmore and Bill Gibson, both of Jefferson Public School, were given encouragement by the judgesâ€" and urged to try again as it had been a very close competi- tion. At the meeting of the Markham Wihitchurch Teachers’ Council held at Unionville School, October 20, Grace Rodick was chosen from seven contestants to represent these townships at Richvale on Oc- tober 25. Each contestant gave a prepared speech and an impromp- tu speech. Grace chose as her topic, “Ontario, the Storehouse of Minerals.” The second place was taken by Catherine Frazer of S. S. No. 1 Markham who spoke on “Books.” Wm. Ouister of Union- ville School placed third when he gave his speech on “Aeroplanes.” Markham SS. 8 Pupil Wins Oratory Prize Members of the .New Uplands Golf and Country Club, Thornhill, officially closed the 1949 season on October 22 when a field day, dinner and dance were held. The event was well attended and prizâ€" es were presented to forty win- ners by Club Captain Ernie Ner- lich. Although the season closed on Saturday fine weather brought out over two hundred golfers on Sun- day, says Mr. William Kojola, proprietor of the course. It will be kept open as long as weather conditions permit, he states, and then preparations will be made for the winter progrom of skiing, skat. ing, dances and other winter ac- tivities. New Uplands Course Officially Closed Members Still Play Save Electricity At All Times! will give you THE HYDRO-ELEGTRIO POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO ER REGULATIONS MUST BE. ENFOROED Voluntary conservation is also needed. Homes, industries and farms can play their full part by reducing the use of electricity at all times, particularly during the hours of maxi- mum use, from 10 to 12 in the morning and 4 to 6 in the afternoon. A reduction in power deliveries from one of the Commission’s suppliers makes it neces- sary for afl consumers to avoid wasting electri- city. The Commission has advised the municipal systems that strict compliance with regulations respecting the use of electricity is essential. 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