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toiiffoilk oteite volxlvi no 41 stouffville ontario thursday january 10 1935 a v nolan publisher creophos keen interest but light vote in whitchurch although the vote polled in whithureh on monday was small due to impassable roads the con- builder there is nothing just as good insist on creophos j m storey the druggist home of quality drug one of the most valuable preparations known to medical science relieves bronchitis and lingering coughs builds strength to enable the systen to resist disease germs a re liable system tonic and strength es ever to v6r last herman kidd with nine year municipal experience four of which he was teeve went down to defeat when newton rae last years de puty carried g out of the s polls in the township vivian rolled up the big majority of s9 for their local man mr kidd mr raes total majority was 97 for council jess cook of lemon ville topped the poll with goo votes he was the only new man to muni cipal life in the whole contest and besides his genial disposition to his credit he had no record to account for his nearest competitor was george leary who stood second in run for councillors with 570 votes the third elected man is lome evans of the 3rd concession north of gormley a few miles both mr leary and mr evans are ex perienced councillors the defeated councillors isaac morton and wes williams are both experienced and capable men but their running was seriously handi capped because they are neighbors of deputy reeve earl toole elected by acclamation and the sentiment was that the north corner had sufficient representation in mr toole prominent lake family bereaved legal harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc stouffville ontario phone 18003 mccullough buttqn barristers solicitors convey ancers etc buttons block stouffvillo money to loan a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am m m gibson ontario land surveyor aglncourt ontario 4th line uxbridge there passed away at mussel- mans lake on tuesday morning of this week miss imogene jennie appleton member of a well known and highly respected family of the district for three quarters of a century miss appleton was in her 77th year born near aurora she was a daughter of the late charles apple- ton and emily mcpherson who came to the musselman lake district 75 j ears ago mr appleton owned and operated what was probably the firs steam saw mill in the district he was a native of england but his wife was canadian born of a family of seven sons and two daughters only two remain to mourn the loss of a sister being horace and byron both on the old homestead oil the west shores of lake mussel- man it is from the family home there that the funeral will take place this thursday afternoon at 2 oclock following the service at the home to be conducted by rev thos laid- law of stouffville the remains will be conveyed to church hill cemetery for interment midnight crash is aired in division court percy phillip of brougham pays damage claim for colliding with young couple who were saying goodnight in front of fathers home at dickson hill short of ballots manvers twp plaintiffs lawyer wins double action 1 vi tv melville briarbush hospital convalescent home main street stouffville license no187 graduated nurses in attendance private semiprivate and public wards phone 191 mrs er good superintendent medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and alain phone 196 coroner for york county dental d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdds office over the bank of commerce office hours 9 to 12 130 10 530 phone office 1011 residence 1015 e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto j oiico in grublns block phone 8201 markham every tuesday office in wear block see h o klinck obrien avenue for your insurance need in fire life automobile burglary and all casualty lines a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance co also automobile and fire mr ted skelly visited friends in toronto last week mr norman feasby was at mr win redmans on sunday miss bertha smalley and friend were at r feasbys last friday mr and mrs r feasby and family spent new years with mr and mrs edgar smalley mr e norton has purchased a new horse from mr lloyd pegg of greenwood mr and mrs arthur silver were sunday guests with mr a ashen- hursts mrs wm forsyth spent a few days last week with her daughter mrs russell albright mr and mrs john maye and norman visited with mr and mrs j e kidd last wednesday mrs geo e wilson and gordon visited with mr and mrs wm redman of sandford on sunday mr and mrs ashenhurst and greta were at mr and mrs j e kidds on sunday it being mr kidds birthday the stouffville library board will meet in the library on thursday evening january 10 at 730 oclock every member is urged to be present mr and mrs g w baker of gormley visited their daughter mrs harvey houck on sunday mr sam george of aurora paid a short call on mrs s b lehman on saturday on friday evening last miss kathleen stotts of cashel entertain ed a small group of friends at her home mr george hoover is secy- treasurer of the school board for ss no 13 mr powell is reengaged as caretaker messrs allin mckinnon bob mell and lewis lehman were in charge of the polling booth at cashel ou monday our township markham has a perplexing problem on its hands concerning the upkeep of the sixth concession road originally this road was designated a county road and the county built a macadam top on it later a council was influenced to assume the road again as township property from unionville to the north townline in lieu of our taking the road back at that time the 8th concession from markham to ring- wood was assumed by the county thus we still had the same milege of county and township roads now we find the macadam in bad shape on the 6th and the township council has no machinery to repair it with it was a mistake we think to ever take it back from the county and an effort must be made to have the county assume it again increased motor traffic on the 8th warrants the use of the 6th we contend thomas birkett insurance agency everything in incurance phono 25902 stouffville ont stewart beare phone markham 2603 or to bralthwaltes hardware 9601 radio repairing a sorvlce you will appreciate l e oneill stouffville funeral director and embalmer night and day service business phone residence phone 9s01 9820 bush jan 10- jan 14- jan 17 jan 21 jan 24- jan 28- jan 31- feb 4- feb 7- feb 11- feb 14- feb 1s- league schedule 1935 slouffville vs gormley altona vs mt albert sixth line vs oak ridges goodwood vs claremont gormley vs mt albert altona vs stouffville goodwood vs oak ridges sixth line vs claremont stouffvillo vs sixth lino mt albert vs goodwood claremont vs altona oak ridges vs gormley stouffville vs claremont sixth line vs mt albert gormley vs goodwood oak ridgos vs altona claremont vs mt albort stouffville vs oak ridges gormley vs sixth line goodwood vs altona oak ridges vs mt albert goodwood vs stouffville sixth line vs altona claremont vs gormley games called at 745 pm hello chaps aint we good looking altona mr t pilkey spent a few days recently with his brother mr fred pilkey jack ralston spent sunday with norman lehman miss annie lehman has returned home after being away for the holi day season why tho disappointed look curlers well have better weather lor you yet wo are sorry to report mr earl drowery is on the sick list and con fined to his bed we are sorry to hear that mrs j hoover has lost tho use of one arm in her recent illness keep it up sunday school mem bers we are glad to report that 116 attended last sunday his honor judge honeywell presided at the sitting of division court held in stouffville on monday the chief case being that of john cawthorne of markham township vs thomas phillips of brougham and elmer jones vs phillips the cases being tried jointly or from he same evidence the dispute arov over a motor crash last september on the night of tho street dance in stouffville when percy phillips son of the defendant drove his car into the parked bus belonging to caw thorne and in which mr jones daughter was a passenger the judge held that phillips was in the wrong and assessed him 40 on the cawthorne claim and 120 on the jones claim with costs of around 60 f l button kc acted for the plaintiffs cawthorne and jones while phillips and his son were de fended by mr anderson of the wen sinclair law firm in oshawa following the accident phillips driver of the car paid a 10 fine for reckless driving on a charge laid by constable walker of markham on the night in question john cawthorne so the evidence showed was seeing iiis girl home leav ing stouffville around midnight and driving to gormley with a passenger after which he proceeded to dickson hill with miss dora jones they stopped in front of her fathers home elmer jones and after parking there about ten minutes percy phillips crashed into them dumping the parked car into the ditch from the impact badly smash ed and severely injuring miss jones who was thrown out both cars were headed south and both were or ancient vintage in fact cawthorne purchased his chariot for 35 al though he was allowed more than the purchase price by the judge a fact which bought a mild protest from the defending lawyer many witnesses were called in an effort to prove the parked car had no tail light showing but his honor accepted the evidence of don wilson garageman of ringwood that following the crash he placed a good bulb in the socket of caw- thornes car and it lighted all right all the evidence went to show that the parked car was well off the roadway miss jones and her mother mrs elmer jones testified to establish the amount claimed for damage to the daughters person and to her clothing which was torn and spotted with blood from a wound in her head other witnesses called by mr button were ernest staley alf staley harold underwood don wilson dr h b freel and constable jas walker on the other hand the defense brought forward no less than eight witnesses besides the two phillips men edw wurm and a truck load of men who passed the car parked in front of jones residence all de clared they never saw a tail light at all but most of them admitted they were not keeping a sharp look out wurm passing the parked car made the comment that someone would strike that car percy phillips driver of the accused car said he had not been drinking but admitted taking just one glass before he left home to attend the dance he told mr button on being crossexamined that he might have been watching the oil gauge threeparts of tho time and made this damaging state ment twice other witnesses tor the defense were ken elson percy henley w henley ed wurm fred hamilton wallace brownsbergor alex forbes summing up his honor said the case was very clear and gave jurgmeut to elmer jones on behalf of his daughter for full claim of 120 reducing the claim of caw thorne from 550 to 40 he pointed out that the defendants own evi dence was that his lights showed 35 feet ahead but the act requires tliem j to show 60 feet cawthorne would have been safer to pull in on the entrance to jones property but phillips had a chance to pass and with reasonableness should have done so observed his honor a counterclaim enter by phillips was dismissed without costs j g lunau was given judgment against herbert jackson for full amount claimed of 45 the amount of a note held against defendant ben harrington sued j s baird for 4350 alleged due on purchase of a field of corn and which was garnisheed by a dairy company judgment for plaintiff for 4205 harrington held an auction sale when giving up farming last fall on the kennedy road no public inter est in this case up in the township of manvers adjacent to lindsay they had a sensational election on monday first he returning officer failed to pro- ide enough ballots in one division where the voters turned out 9s per cent of the vote and ballots had to be rushed from another poll over snowbound roads from janetville to bethany the few who toted on the surplus ballots could be detected as the janetville poll number on the ballot was different from bethany and the vote was not altogether a secret ballot it may be taken to tho judge for settlement the hotness of the contest in manvers is noteworthy as it was a year ago ernest beer candidate for the reeveship defeated his opponent f s gray by one vote 595 to 594 last year gray defeated beer for the same position the count being 496 to 495 j c cumminskey was elected deputy reeve by acclama tion a year ago mr cumminskey was elected deputy reeve by one vote with the churches stouffviliji presbyterian rev w h fuller ba sunday january 13 1935 200 pm sunday school the pastor in charge we cordially invite the public to worship with us t t t t lemonville bloomington ballaxtrae rev c b jeffcry minister sunday january 13 1936 ballantrae 1030 am 300 pm bloomlngton 700 pm lemonville chancellor flint again on the air it will be a great source of satis faction to relatives and friends locally to learn of the recovery of chancellor chas flint head of the syracuse university his illness caused anxiety for some weeks the chancellor has so com pletely recovered as to be able to go on the air again with his morning sermon on an american station heard in canada every sunday morn ing at 11 oclock his sunday morning broadcast is also picked up at hollywood where stouffville acquaintances must rise at 7 am to hear him due to the change in time in the south curtis wins spoons whitchurch township election in well contested games ou splendid curling ice friday last robt curtis rink were winners with the following rinks competing- roy curtis lead herb porter 2 tom birkett 3 robt curtis skip 16 robt burnett fred marshall henry brillinger dr walter saugsterskip 15 cliff pipher wm mcnair harold sanders h w sanders skip 16 glasgow mrs murray slack visited with relatives at quaker hill recently miss eurla davis spent a couple of days last week with her sister miss gertrude slack miss margaret forsyth visited with miss joyce cleare one day last week mrs harry noble has been spend ing a few weeks with her mother mrs wm hopkins of stouffville tho cottage prayer mooting will be hold on monday january 14th at the home of mr and mrs henry slack ei v a a a s j a i3 for roevo kidd 78 47 62 rae 84 61 107 for council cook 24 67 155 leary 147 79 70 evans 154 52 57 morton 10 43 60 williams 21 19 24 s o u 34 97 iis 39 38 4 5 is t3 ft m 2 u 29 52 53 93 53 48 120 31 majority for rae 15 48 21 55 55 51 76 37 97 93 63 48 41 56 37 107 83 56 22 27 fch 476 573 97 600 590 456 388 294 uxbridge township official returns pickering council given acclamation meet us at the carnival on wednes day jan 16 youll know us by our smile pickering township had no elec tion this year the following council having been elected by acclamation ireevc r c reesor deputy- reeve r e mowbray councillors wm reesor g v mlddleton and h down e l chapman reeve for 1934 retired and with the exception of ii down who is a new member the council is tho samo as in 1933 so 2 sa for council m ashenhurst is 63 54 20 catherwood 4 s 23 3 davey 12 44 20 10 hockley 7 jo 66 16 mlddleton 17 65 33 11 elected to council robert ashenhurst owen davey albert hockley acclamation robert pickard reeve albert james deputy reeve o 11 a 52 o 47 26 32 36 9 3 c33 72 51 69 71 16 si c 69 10 28 30 32 343 125 215 266 183 j k agnew merv watts wm r sanders jack dougherty skip 8 another competition is expected this week if our good friend jack frost returns says the secretary t t t t melville bethesda peachs united churches rev j mcewen bjl sunday january 13 1935 1000 am sunday school 1000 am poachs 1115 am melville 730 pm bethesda t t t t stouffvi mennomtb church rev s cressman pastor sunday january 13 1935 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening service we most heartily invite the public to our services t t t t bloomington and ringwood christian churches rev e morton preacher sunday january 13 1935 one of the most useless things under the sun is a religion that merely performs on sunday and seldom gets outside the meeting house services next lords day 1100 am bloomlngton 230 pm ringwood 700 pm altona the lords supper will be ad ministered at the morning and even ing services the public are invited to all our services t t t t stouffville united church rev thos laidlaw ma pastor sunday january 13 1935 1100 am morning worship keeping ones footing in a slippery time 230 pm ss and bible classes 700 pm evening service service beginning with a short eons service monday 800 pm yps wednesday 800 pm prayer and bible study you are cordially welcomed to all these services bethesda markham township official returns for reeve deputy reeve councillors a j a a s u a u 0 m w m a s 0 0 ej a a a 0 c 1 0 o a 0 k j 95 169 65 159 104 153 98 72 57 elgin mills 28 69 19 66 28 64 25 34 22 buttonvillo 62 95 47 ss 33 129 52 70 77 victoria square 42 90 40 82 12- s7 30 69 si 173 165 147 155 89 115 176 118 149 69 34 35 65 30 47 28 gs 73 cowles house 47 20 37 26 22 34 is 44 27 mt joy 20 15 19 18 07 19 03 24 22 40 46 60 is 30 16 10s 52 86 53 88 52 40 87 35 101 47 7g 33 11 107 14 35 09 94 42 783 a 554 s7s 397 800 490 802 649 watson scott spent the weekend witli his brother a b scott the postponed wms is to be held on thursday at mrs wm empringhams mr and mrs a b shaffer was visiting with mr wash paisley one day this week walter wldemon has left this vicinity for toronto where he has obtained work best of luck to you walter we were glad to have mrs george staley and family from ringwood with us at sunday school last sun day the community extend their sympathy to mr wm burkholder in the loss of his sister mrs adam wideman of markham several of our citizens can define a blizzard now after having had their own experiences in the last thursdays furious storm tho yps met at the home of mr and mrs wm hunt on tues day evening in spite 6t the rainy weather thero was a good attendance mrs william empringham is feeling bettor now after a abort illness last week mr wm paisley who has also been under the weather is improving the election did not stir our voters very much as few of them went to the poll whats wrong that everybody doesnt use thoir fran chise its a wonderful privilege births bolcnder at bethesda on january 7 1935 to mr and mrs olare- bolender a daughtor allin at calgary alia on dec 16 1934 to mr and mrs wm allin yronno hodgins a daughter t t t t stouffville baptist church c s mcgrath pastor sunday january 13 1935 1000 am bible school classes for all 1100 am worship 700 pm service prayer meeting wed 800 pm the bible class will meet on fri day night january 11 at the home of mrs kester westend at 8 pm we heartily invite the public to all of our services t t t t stouffvdolb congregational christian church harry worline pnstor sunday january 13 1935 stouffvillo 1000 am bible school classes for all 1100 am church service church hill sunday january 13 1935 200 pm biblo school classes for all 300 pm church service thursday january 10 at 8 pm the christian endeavour meeting will be hold at the homo of mr and mrs h pegg we heartily invito the public to any of our services albort wideman was elected reevo of markham village on mon day over a h crosby by 322 to 149 ufo meeting the annual meeting of the stouff ville ufo club will bo hold in tho municipal hall stouffville on satur day january 12 at 2 pm general business and election all farmers plcaso attend f h sangstor secretary f s