The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1948-07-22, Page 7THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 22. 1948 Supplement
EL.IMVIL.LE
Miss. Shirley and Mr. H
Jaques, of Zion, are spendiu
few days with their aunt. 1
Bell.
The Youn,
be hold
Grand Bend
at the
Mrs.
baby son i
Friday from
Don’t forget
Reunion at
on .August :
and meet your old friends.
The cutting of wheat is in
swing this week.
Mr. and Mrs. KWm. Courtis
Donald, of Mt. Brydges,
•pie's pienii
July 33 r
ev
12.
■g Pec
Friday,
and
hunch at
Harold
returned
Victoria Ho
the Old
Wineheisea
nd. Everyom
?ryone
30.
irsluke
home
■p
arry
ig a
Mrs.
■d
to
will
at.
> be
and
last
dal.
Boys1,
School
come
full
and
. „ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Johns.
Miss Marion Long, .of Atwood,
is visiting this week with her
■cousin, Miss Grace Johns.
Messrs. Lloyd Johns, Franklin
Skinner and Beverly, Chas.
Stephen and
Stokes Bay
Beverly and
for a week
Woods at his
Miss Mary
Beverly,
Donnie motored to
for the week-end.
Donnie remained
with Mr. Lewis
cottage there.
. .Dickey, of Wood
ham, spent last week with Ma’r.y
Skinner. On Thursday Mary
Skinner entertained a number of
tier young playmates to a party.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Avery,
of St. Thomas, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Weston G.
Horne.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Routly
and Muriel, Mrs. M. Routly,
Billy Crago and Shirley Rogers,
of Kirkton, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Routly on Sunday,
Miss Aldeen Pym spent the
week-end
Cooper.
Ml-, and
beiner and
spent Sunday with
Harold Kerslake.
Kitchen Shower
A shower was
home of Mrs. Wm.
Thursday evening,
honor Miss Burdens (
bride-elect of this week.
Aldeen Pym read the address
and Misses Grace
Routly carried in^the basket of
gifts and aluminum ware. Bur
dene thanked everyone in a very
■pleasing way and all joined in
singing “For She’s a Jolly Good
Fellow.’’ A sing song was enjoy
ed and lunch was served at
close.
With Miss Lenore
Mrs.
.Billy,
Harold Fink-
of Shipka,
Mr. and Mrs.
held at the
. Walters onf
July 15 to
Clarke,
Miss
and Anna
the
KIPPEN
Many from this community
attended the annual Sunday
School picnic at Jewett’s Grove,
Bayfield, on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dinger,
Joanne and Hazel, Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Taman, Alice Frank,
Walter and Ellwood, Mr. Wilson
Sururus and Irene, all of Kit
chener, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Os
wald, Zurich, visited on Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl McClinchey. Miss Virginia
McClinchey returned to Kitchen
er for a week’s holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Fergu
son and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Gackstetter attended the nine
tieth birthday celebration of
tlwir grandmother, Mrs. J. Sta
cey, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Ferguson at Chiselhurst
on Monday night. '
Mr. E. L. Ferguson, Mary
Fined for E scaping
Jail at Grand Bend
Carl Hewitt, employed at the
Strathroy hydro camp, was con
victed in Sarnia on Tuesday on
a charge of escaping from the
village jail at C
<1< iendin
ferred I
coop”
jailed
under
Act, 1
member being
ing out of it.
Place on July 11.
The jail in course of
tion. was described to
by Provincial Constable Charles
Wilkinson as a square building
made of two by four stringers
set five inches apart. Hewitt, it
was alleged had broken one of
the stringers
through
opening.
Hewitt
costs on
an additional
$1 on the vagrancy
preceded it.
The youth was
and charged with
when he returned
Bend to get his personal effects
which had been taken from him
by police.
Constable Wilkinson testified
that on the night of July 10.he
had found
disorderly in front of the Laker
view Casino. At the request of
the manager, of the establish
ment he arrested him and, with
the assistance of John Cowan,
chief constable of the village,
took him to the jail and locked
him up.
Constable Cowan testified he
had found the two by
ken and the prisoner
9:30 next morning.
Hewitt declared he
memory of being arrested or
being in jail. He said he woke
up next morning in the front
seat of a
friend of
also asleep
parked all
Casino.
He said
wallet and
sonal effects were gone and was
at a loss
his friend
the police
suggested
Next day he said he returned
to Grand Bend to see Constable
Cowan and see what had hap
pened.
In pronouncing sentence, Ma
gistral C. S. Woodrow said the
Grand Bend jail was a “most
improper place to confiae any
one overnight.’’
rand
el Kt
“just
who
tig count
to as
Hewitt,
I on a charge of vagrancy
* the Canada Temperance
maintained he did not re
in jail or break-
The es<
the
was
the
Ferguson,
Jane and Grant, of St. Thomas
spent Sunday with the former’s
sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Gackstetter. Mary Jane and
Grant remained for a couple of
weeks’ holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson,
a
Arnold
Katherine and Keith, are
motor trip to the U.S.A.
on
HENSALL
Mrs. Dorothy Porter, of De
troit, and Mrs. Robert Hopkins,
of Chicago, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mc-
Murtrie and other relatives.
Mr. W. J. Parsons, of Winni
peg, Man., is visiting his uncle
and aunt, J. D. and H. M. Craig,
also with his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parsons
and cousins and other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Henderson
.and family, of Manitoba, spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
John Henderson.
Mr., and Mrs. Carl Passmore,
Ronald and Norma, returned
home from a week’s vacation at
their summer home at Lion's
Head,
Miss Jean Foster, of London,
was a week-end visitor with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Foster.
Mrs. E. L. Mickle and infant
daughter, Margaret Ann, return
ed home from Victoria Hospital,
London, this week.
Miss Carol McMurtrie is holi
daying with her uncle and aunt,
Mr. land Mrs. Mervyn Johnston,
in Windsor.
Miss Helen
several days
Herr, east of
The public
Saturday,
Mrs.
Swan is spending
visiting with
the village,
library will
July 31st, for
weeks and re-open Tuesday,
igust 17th.
are due on
Mr. and
Donna, of
week-end at the
Kigby’s parents,
Siewart McQueen and . attended
the MacArthur r
there.
Mr. i
don;
Mrs,
•and 1
Mrs.
and
Mrs.
close
two
Au-
outAll books now
the 31st.
Mrs. Don Rigby
Blenheim, spent
home of Mrs,
Mr. and Mrs,
and
the
held
were
Loh
an d
Mr.
and
Mr. Sidney
and
e u n i o n
!. Others attending
and Mrs. John Reid,
Mrs. Jean Manson. Mr
Hilton Laing, Exeter;
Mrs. Roy Lamont, Mr.
Elliott, Zurich; I.L. Z
Ray MacArthur, Mr.
BY WALLY BISHOPU, & Patent
MUGGS AND SKEETER
Bundles
ape took
construe-
the court
and squeezed
resulting ten inch
fined $20 and $26
escape charge and
$10 and costs of
charge which
apprehended
the escapo
to Grand
night of July 10,he
Hewitt drunk and
four bro-
gone
had
car belonging to
his. The friend
in the car which
night in front of
a
was
he noticed that
belt and other per-
to explain this until
told him he had seen
taking him aWay and
he had. been arrested.
DASHWOOD
Mrs. Elgin Merner and Joyce
are .spending a week’s vacation
in Detroit.
Miss Frieda Rader underwent
a serious operation in St. Jos
eph’s Hospital, London, last
week. We are .pleased to report
she is getting along as well as
can be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Reste-
meyer and family, of London,
are spending this week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Res-
temeyei*.
Mr, and Mrs. Murray Wolfe,
of Toronto,' spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and
W. Wolfe.
Dr. and .Mrs. Spellman
family, of Kitchener, were
day visitors with Mr. and
T. Harry Hoffman.
Week-end visitors with
Lucinda Mclsaac .were Mr.
Mrs. H. Brown and son Harold,
and Mr. Willis Mclsaac, all of
Detroit. Mrs. Willis Mclsaac and
family returned with them after
spending the past week here
and Messrs. Roy and Gerald
Mclsaac, of Windsor.
Mrsj
and
Sun-
Mrs.
Mrs.
and
Granton Lady Has
87th Birthday
Mrs. William Ridley, of Gran
ton, a guest at the home of her
daughter and son - in - law, Mr.
and Mrs. C. S. Elliott, 57 Craig
street, London, celebrated her
87th birthday when a family
dinner was given in her honor
by her hostess. Among the
guests were Carleton Ridley and
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ridley,
of Granton. Many pretty .gifts
and cards of congratulation
were received.
Mrs. J. Traquair, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Bell
Mr. and
holidaying
Turnbull's
Miss Jane Horton is spending
a vacation in Blytli with Mr.
and Mrs. Salter, and daughter.
Misses Peggy and Beth God
dard are
■home of
Meston,
Miss
Toronto,
at her home.
Miss
Mich.,
parents
Gramm.
Miss
daughter Greta, were visited re
cently by Miss E. Foster, and
girl friend, of Tonawanda, N.Y.
Miss Amy LLammie, of Lon
don, was a week-end visitor at
tier home.
He ns all.
Mrs. A. L. Case are
at their cottage near
Grove this week.
vacationing at the
their grandmother, Mrs.
of Palmerston.
Lenore NOrmingtoh,
was a week'
Ada Gramm,
is holidaying
Mr. and
Of
end visitor
of Adrian,
with her
Mrs. George
Amy Lammie, of Holl
AH Summer Shoes Reduced
July 24th to July 31st
WHITE BUCK
Sandals
Reg. $4.50 $5.95
Sale $3.49 $4.98
WHITE AND COLORED
Tennis Shoes
Misses
Reduced 20 Percent
Stylish Leather and
Phone 376
Fabric
Sandals Sandals
Semi-Wedge Heels
WHITE LEATHER
4
Reg. $2.95 — $3.45
Sale $1.95 $3.19 Sale $2.49
Linen Specials
99c and 59c
Hundreds of Room Lots
49c