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After pleading guilty to charges of breaking and entering into summer cottages nnlt;l theft, three Keswick youths were each given terms nt the Ontario Refoirnaloiy. Koy Seclore, 21, and James McGinn, ZD, who were on probation for one year after being given suspendedUKDAY — FKHRUABY I - Z - S_ JUDY OAKLANDIN ARMS’*leasing music, attractive dancing Hold your hats, troys, and any-'f your lap while you're laughing, hun this.{ — FEBRUARY. - fi - 8 - JAMKS 8TKWAHTTO WASHINGTONof 1038. It's going to he hard to i. This, Ki lends, Is truemovie—l»AY — FEBRUARY . ? - H — MYRNA LOYTHIN MAN. measures up In full stride witiiFIELD FERTILIZERSHANDISING POLICYd to ask our customers who pay • those who do not pay. ler Such it System, the only man he man who does not pay.- A British Product, 90c per lb. n against smut etc.IUUI1U I HIII'II.IU JLLFINE DISTRICT STOCKMr, and Mrs. William Mur-chant of Lioydlown and Mrs. W. Hogue of Toronto were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. WilliamE CASH PRICES:2 12 0 ft $21,25 per ton2 12 io fit $30.25 per ton5 S 7 fit $30.25 per ton4 S 10 fit $31.00 per tonIKK PARTICULARS TO CHEMICALS LIMITED— West Toronto, Ont... ... Cut Out: 5 . for future rVfcrcitce,sentence on a theft charge in this couit last October, were given a definite sentence of six months and an indeterminate term not to succeed six months on each of two charges, the sentences to run concurrently.Clarence Hedore, 22, ft brother of Roy and a first' offender, was given n definite sentence of three months and an Indeterminate term hot to exceed three months. On a thhd charge of theft. Hoy Hedore was given an additional term of three months to run concurrently with the other sentences.“Wo arrested McGinn on nnothcr charge nnd after giving him the usual caution wc questioned him about breaking into Cameron's cottage and he made a statement j in front of Chief Stuart which I [ wrote down and McGinn signed,” stated Constable Whi. Martfndnlc. McOinn in the statement said that he broke a window in Camorfm'u cottage nnd he nnd Clarence crawled in while Hoy acted m a look-out. In a drawer upstairs they found nine silver dollars and two five-dollar gnld-pleces, one being nil American piece, nnd In a downstairs drawer thov found a revolver, which McGinn took. The youths '-’ivided the silver and cashed one gotd-pieee at Hullon and the other one at ,a coin dealer's in Toronto, where it was later recovered.“The three youths went to'Mrs. Wilder's collage at Roche's Point and Hoy again acted as look-out, as McGinn nnd Clarence went into the cottage after McGinn smashed the window by putting his hand In his hat,1' the statement rend by Constable Mnitlndnlo continued, The youths got a bicycle wheel and some paint there.The two Hedorc boys admitted to me that they went to the premises owned by a Mrs. lioydSLEEP hiMIME IEFIESNEOIf jso don’t deep will—il nijhti »r* inltr-rupttd by rtitlciiruis—look la your kldnejfi.II your kldnryt u* out oi order end failing to (Irani* |b* blood of peiiont ind wilt* miller—your rrit ll likely tuAtfiaf, too. At lh« firlt il|» «1 ludmjr tfDukli turn confidcntiy U Dodd s Kidney Pilli-Uf orrr hill a crnhiry tbr Iirtrila kidnay nmrdy. Enj (ot»U. inHatmdon. S. J. Hcacock and A. E. Holiingshend; caretaker. C. West: grounds commitlce, C. U. Walton, S. J. Hcacock and T. Greens ides.There was a good attendance at the Women's Institute meeting held at the home of Mrs. Harold Murray last Thursday afternoon. In the absence of the president, the vice-president, Mrs. K. Ifoll-ingshead, presided. The roll call, “What is or has been your ambition in life?” was well responded tc.Mrs. P. W. Ball gave a very interesting address on ‘‘Trees,” felling of their value and how much they mean to people. Red Cross work was discussed. There was also a splendid display of antique relics-.Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close.A quilt for the Red Cross is being quilted on Thursday at Mrs. Chas. West’s home. ,Dodd's Kidney Pillsand that they took nn electric motor from the well and took it out in the country where they hid It In Home bushes,” Mated Constable Mni'timlAlc.McGinn and Roy Sodom each asked the magistrate for another chance to go straight, while Clarence Hedore stated that It was his first time in trouble and his last time.You are old enough to know heller. the magistrate (old Clarence Hedore, the oldest of the trio. “You knew that your brother wan in trouble last full and that he wns on probation. However, ns this Is your first offence I will give you a lighter sentence hut I cannot place you on probation.The tftst time you two hoys weie before me you both promised not lo get Into trouble again, the magistrate told McGinn nnd Roy .Hedore. I.nst fnll after McGinn broke Into the store of his employer and took a slot-machine the man said he would still trust him blit I sen that he broke into Ids house tills lime, If you keep on, McOinn, you won't have any friends at all.”A charge of receiving the motor stolen by the two Hedore boys laid against Ross Edwards, Keswick, was.dismissed. K. M. R. Sliver was defence counsel,Roy Hedore testified that Mr, I-Mwurdg took him over to Mi's. Royd's at .Roche's -Point nnd showed him the motor in the well and promised him $5 if tie would get out the motor. I got my brother Clarence and we went over to the well and got out the motor and then we drove to Keswick and f saw Edwards and lie. told me to drive out into the country nnd leave the motor- In a ditch behind some bushes. Edwards gave me $3 and promised to give me the other two dollars,Clflic-Jieo Soiloio told Uio snmostory ns his brother about takingloronlo hospital having to undergo an operation.Mr. Kenneth West of Hamilton spent ttie weekend with his parents.Miss Elsie Houghton of Newton Robinson spent the weekend with her parents.Miss Verna Houghton of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ifottghlon.Miss Dorrecn Funnel I spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Funnell.On Saturday evening a birthday party was held for Tom Ellison for his 21st year, by the young folk, at the home of Mrs. C. Shaw. He was presented with a flashlight.Hie community was shocked by the death of an old resident on Sunday morning, in Hie person of Joseph Hill, in his 82nd year. He has led an active life, liis wife passed away about two years ago.The funeral service was held at his late resilience at Pollage-ville, conducted by Rev. F. V. Abbott of Schomberg. Interment was made in Kettlcby cemetery,Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Emmer-ron nnd young sons, Donald and Kenneth, of Noblcton, visited their parents in Pottngevillc.Mr. Jos. Rose, brother of Mr, Robert Rose, paid him a surprise visit. They had not seen each other for innny# years,the motor from tho well nnd leaving it in the illicit for Mr. Edwards.The magistrate dismissed the charge as he didn’t feel there was sufficient evidence nnd also It was not corroborated.Convicted on a charge of careless driving. Robert A. Rclil, Totonto, was fined $10 and costs of $0.-11).Donald Whan, Orillia, stated that he was driving south at the Holland Landing bill when lie saw the Reid car coining down tho hill sideways. I pulled right over to tho west side of the pavement tint Dm Reid ear struck me bead cm mid my wife and 1 both received minor injuries. The road was very slushy.Provincial Constable Alex. Ferguson stated that after lie arrived at the scene of the accident, 50 cms passed by and none of them had any difficulty la driving. Roth cm a weie very badly damaged and the Wiiun car was almost n total wreck. In my opinion Relil was driving too fast when lie applied the brakes and the car then went sideways. Tho Hold car left a skid-mat I; of 50 feet.”I am satisfied that you were driving too fast with the weather conditions and knowing It was a tl/nignrou.4 li|)), Die mngbdiatetold Robb
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Newmarket Era
Newmarket, Ontario, CA
Thu, Feb 01, 1940
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