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thp tribune stouflville oat thursday november is 1948 sports news and views clippers impressive in win oyer georgetown acy shaw wellknown in osh sports circle is quite ill lindsays senior b hockey team coached by bill thorns exleaf gave the orillia senior b entry ujite a trimming 144 in an exhibi tion game the other night lnd- yrs team is almost wholly made ui of toronto stars work is progressing at the local arena to provide more accommoda tion for spectators this winter when crowds of a thousand and better are expected to be the regu- occurrence w sutton is understood to be groom ing a junior team this year north toronto lions and weston both junior b- teams will likely find ice at richmond hill this winter maurice walsh wellknown hoc key referee in this area was chief instructor for the minor hockey referees school held recently in boiton stouffville clippers downed high land dairy mercantile squad of toronto 51 in an exhibition game at oshawa on monday night the ice was very bad even slushy in spots consequently play was ragged how about those uniforms we have been asked by the executive of the stouffville athletic club to urge all members of the girls soft- ball team the intermediate midget and bantam hardball teams to turn in their xiniforms right away the uniforms must be turned over to the cleaners and repairs affected to be ready for next season georgetowns move to step into senior b hockey has not appar ently gone ahead the group to which georgetown had tentative hopes of joining included brant- ford st catharines niagara falls gait and guelph this group will begin operations in a week we note georgetown is not listed among them could be the george- towners might be regular visitors to stouffville this winter nobody has suggested an exhibi tion game with markham the southern town is said to be coming up with an improved entry over last year the greenshirts have a half dozen of the millionaire team back in action jack watson chuck nesbitt the scott brothers bbaker and milroy wetherall meharg forgie and junkin former juniors are trying out with the team along with a group of new players from toronto and other surrounding centres markham has been work ing out at oshawa and have impressed the railbirds around the big icehouse m aurora juniors held their fhst practice at barrie on sunday after noon the aurora management had on hand two firstrate goalies in bill mulholland and doug moore the thorns brothers and gibson from newmarket along with the leftovers of their last years team ron simmons jack andrews tommy brodie bill attridge bill and bill wilkinson red expro is coaching the despite the earliness of the season stouffville clippers gave an impressive display of hockey in their exhibition game against georgetown 1917 intermediate a champions stouffville won the contest in the last four minutes of play 7 to v george rumney nett ing the winning counter the georgetowners have last years champions intact with excep tion of goalie rhodes gibson and shropshire who went to the mari time senior circuit while considerable preseason shinny was in evidence this was to be expected but both teams had their passing plays clicking better as the game progressed and players on both sides gave out with everything they had over a dozen penalties were meted out as the single referee kept play well in check play sea- sawed back and forth at top speed neither team being able to hold more than a single goal advantage over the other and the count stood j6 with four minutes left manager bert bell and coach ernie lawrie were very pleased with the showing ten members of the local squad are entirely new faces to stouff ville fans five are former stouff ville juniors and three are former markham millionaires gord lewis another member of the club and former local junior was absent from the lineup jack harper was a standout per former in the stouffville net his four defencemen were don camp bell ross hochberg austy baker and herb rose who gave a good account of themselves the rumney brothers george and jack were very effective in killing of local penalties and came through with the sixth local goal while their team was shorthanded when not pinchhitting on a pen alty the rumneys teamed up with keith jewltt on a line jack crewson howard milt- horpe vic sluce bob lawrie jim kelly bill bradbury bill mabbett were juggled in various combina tions by coach lawrie as he tried to work out the best punch com bination bill johnston don smith and norm legge worked on a line to gether there was plenty of hustle in every department of the newly- organized clippers coach lawrie tells us hell have many of the rough spots smoothed out in another couple of weeks and anticipates more exhibition games before the local schedule opens storey broadbury beamont and patterson were particularly effec live for georgetown car of local lambs for roya and chicago shows patrick mitchell outfit what grouping will include stouffville clippers is still very uncertain markham will be in there and cooperation between these two clubs which is earnestly sought by the local management will provide a real drawing card at the box office this winter george town is a possibility and possibly a couple of toronto teams new market is still reorganizing the old m j brodie will supply a car lot of market southdown lambs for exhibition at the royal winter fair in toronto and following this exhibition the prize animals will proceed to chicago for the inter national live stock fair tne brodie pens have never exhibited at the international show unsuccessfully and this is a record since sheep from the brodie folds have been continuously on exhibi tion for probably 20 years the a c mcdermott farm at goodwood will exhibit shorthorns at the internationa in chicago many more ontario people have been named among the exhibitors of the forthcoming international live stock exposition and horse show which is scheduled for nov 27 through dec 1 in the inter national amphitheatre i the chicago stock yard old orchard farm peterborough will have a full show herd of here- fords in the breeding cattle classes don head farms of richmond hill veteran winners of international awards will have a herd of aberdeenangus in the cattle division as well as 10 head of southdowns in the breeding sheep classes of the show i edwards brothers watford will also show a herd of aberdeen- angus d e weldon of london has registered one bead of angus for showing in the breeding classes and agincourt will have two head of the same breed the classes for breeding short horn cattle has listed a large num ber of ontario breeders w e parker sons watford a c- mcdermott goodwood p f law weston redford w gard- house weston and m h pimmett and sons indian river all will exhibit shorthorns in the show other ontario sheep breeders besides the stouffville southdowns of brodies include t h peacock welland oxfords h w lee and sons a great international winner at past shows of highgate will exhibit lincolns d e mcewen london will have southdowns elmcroft farms oshawa own ed by g r mclaughlin and allan porteous queen sound will each show suffolk sheep g ay gurney parris ont will have a large showing of shropshires markham policy change doors open at 7 nitely show starts 730 pm two shows nightly at 730 and 930 court decides self- propelled threshing outfit is not a highway vehicle bus breakdown halts welland game stouffville intermediate hockey team was left stranded on friday night enroute by bus to engage crowland bisons at the welland arena it was an unfortunate piece of luck as the crowland management stated that a couple of other salted exhibition games have gone hay wire too several hundred fans had to be returned their money when only three local players who were not travelling by bus put in an appearance a move is underway to set a new date for the welland match contributions toward the support metropolitan league which in- of the stouffville intermediate eludes the four yonge st towns from richmond hill north but what status they will have with the oha as an intermediate circuit is not clear hockey club will be received at the office of the manager mr bert bell all such contributions will be acknowledged in the programs now being prepared for the printers to set off her shapely legs she keeps all her shoes in perfect repair and re- dyed to harmonize with her new costumes gives her more changes and more glamour bring in your worn jhoei ond let us moke them look ond wear like new youll be delighted paynes shoe service markham ontario a e weldon son stouffville local agent service twice weekly with so many tractors travelling the highways today we have often wondered what kind of a court action would arise in case a tractor and a licensed motor vehicle met in a collision last week such a case came before the assizes at walkerton and proved most interesting it took the greater- part of two days to hear the action was brought by harvey j bryant of hamilton and william r vallins of owen sound for damages that they sustained on the 30th of august 1917 when in travelling north on the lucknow- holyrood highway they ran into the rear of a selfpropelled com bine owned by william eadie a farmer of the holyrood district and which was driven at the time by mr eadies son lome eadie the first problem that presented itself was as to whether the com bine was a motor vehicle or a vehicle under the meaning of the highway traffic act or whether it was simply a farm machine upon this question depended the deter mination as to what particular lights if any it should carry it also effected the question as to whether or not a combine required a license when travelling upon the highway or not if the machine was found not to be a motor vehicle then the owner of the same would not be liable for the negligence of its driver as in the case of an ordinary automobile but would only be liable if the person driving it were his partner in business or were an employee driving the same in the course of his employment and on business of the owner an action for damages arising out of a collision caused by a motor vehicle on the highway has to be commenced within a year of the accident whereas if this were not a motor vehicle the restricted time would not apply and the son lome eadie who had been added as a defendant after the year would automatically be released from any liability whether he was to blame for the accident or not another point which took a great deal of the time was in the determination as to whether at the time of the accident it was after dusk or not because the statutary obligation to carry lights on any vehicles arises only after dusk and not during twilight the evidence established that the sun had set at seven minutes after 7 standard time in that area and ordinarily dusk would not commence until the sun had completed a further is degrees of its course around the earth the plaintiffs in presenting their case called eight witnesses while the defendant in establishing the degree of light at the time and other matters of defence in regard to the action called eighteen wit nesses the case lasted from tues day afternoon until thursday even ing many of the intricate problems above described however were never fully solved in the case be cause the jury in answering the questions which had been submitted to them by the trial judge mr justice mecarland found that the driver of the plaintiffs automobile was entirely responsible for the accident in that he was driving at an excessive rate of speed and not having his car under proper con trol and they attached no blame whatever to mr eadie nor his son and as a result thereof the plaintiffs claim which was in the approxi mate sum of 10000 was dismiss ed with the casts of the action to be paid by the plaintiffs largely attended flxkkali for former whitchurch lad the sudden passing of harold eldon beach son of mr and mrs oliver beach of uxbridge on nov 3rd 1918 cast a gloom over the entire community reports the uxbridge times journal harold who was foreman for the beamish construction co was working at leaside laying pipe when the crane with which they were laying the large tile came in contact with a high tension wire and harold who was guiding the tile was elec trocuted the funeral took place to good wood cemetery on sunday nov 7th services being conducted by rev l e atkinson in uxbridge united church and under the auspices of uxbridge branch can- idian legion at the graveside under chaplain arthur lee the late harold eldon beach was born in whitchurch township near goodwood 1926 a son of mr and mrs oliver beach he was only 22 years of age and was a veteran of the last war surviving are his parents seven brothers norman of peterboro ivan toronto stanley roy lome and leonard uxbridge and five sisters nora mrs watson lind say vera mrs burton orillia laurine ruth and myrtle at home greenwood congratulations to mr and mrs james brooks who celebrated their fortyfifth wedding anniversary on tuesday november 23rd mr and mrs h mccrimmon en tertained friends from the city last sunday the young peoples met last sunday night in the kinsale church mr wm pegg m pegg fred brown c mctayfart and w car son returned home on sunday from the north country with their share of deer mrs john brooks spent satur day in the city and was accompan ied home by her husband who fri sat nov 19th 20th a magnificent story magnificently told henry fonda claudette colbert drums along the mohawk mon tues nov 22nd 23rd a love story as wild as the men who fought for her mgm presents greer garson in desire me with robert mitehum richard hart shorts in technicolor nyed thur nov 24th 25th beery at his best in his funniest picture wallace beery tom drake dorothv patrick in 1 alias a gent leman works in hamilton also her mother and brother ken keddel mr and mrs e pegg and son visited with her parents in toronto last sunday mrs bowen and son bill of new castle had sunday dinner with fred and mrs byers mr and mrs gordon and family of goodwood were with mrs- p wilson and les last sunday after noon dont forget to attend the meat- pie supper this friday evening the 19th in the church basement sup per commencing at six oclock until all are served afterwards a local program will be given in the auditorium of the church proceeds to go towards the recent decora ting of the basement admission adults 40c and 20 c for children announcing a week of evangelism sunday november 28th through december 5th under the auspices of the stouffville and district churches a choir of 50 voices from the toronto bible college under the direction of mr cyril redford noted choir leader messages by eminent christian ministers of all denominations childrens meetings teacher training courses consult this paper next week for further informa- x tion coop concentrates as every housewife will admit the cook book contains a lot of stirring chapters hatch 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