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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-08-20, Page 5TRAIL OF MISADVENTURi Hectic Week -end Leads To Jail Por Auburn Boy A ' • . ' • , • 4274 r ••• Afi.er a hectic weekend in- volving a suspected trail of TIllS- aaventure that ,led from Gode- rich to Sarnia, an'Attburn youth Monday faced'the dark prospect Ary being charged on three Wbunts of ear theft and one charge uf attempting to steal gasoline. He is Donald Jamieson, 16, arrested early Sunday morning by provincial police on' a charge of ,alleged gas theft.' — The clit-OtTc7logy of events -5F hind the whole business went something -like this: At 9:25 p.m. Saturday, Stan- ley Tapley of Cobourg street repotted hiS 1960 Oldsmobile had been stolen from in front of the Red & White Foodmaster• at Victoria street north. •At 11:30 p.m. Saturday, Gode- rich police received a report, from foster parents that young 'Jamieson was missing • 12:05 a.ni. Sunday .morn- ing, a stolen car was reported in. the_ Auguitine area At 9:05 a.m."Suntfax,anorning, the Tapley car was found near St. Augustine. Later Sunday morning, the stolen St. Augustine car was found In Benmiller, 12 miles to the south. A third car was subsequently d-ste1etrfroniateitiniller, This car and young Jamieson were both taken into custody by authorities in Lambton County. The youth was jailed. Hewas scheduled to appear in a Sarnia • court Monday. 27,twor, -r 01 'a "CELESTINA, I WILL DEAL WITH YOU IN A MINUTE!" Wilkins whO' is cast as "Celestina" in Josephina Niggli one - Patricia Ryan, who plays "Berta" in cording Teen Theatre act comedy. At left are "Salome"; played by Janet Wilkins, McCabe. production, "Sunday CostS,- Five Pesos", admonishes Audrey and "Fidel" played by. Dave daug&er, Mrs. E. W. Rice, and 4 ST. HELENS Mrs. David Gilmour and Jef- •er.y.,,,-4,..T-nronto--sperit..-a.-- few -- days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webb. Mr. A, G. Webb Ls, again a patient in Wingham and Dis- trict Hospital' after spending 1 few weeks 'at the home of his Mr. Rice. . Mr. Terry Wilsgn - has com- pleted a summer course at, the UniveMy of Western Ontario. -•-• Mrs:- -W-ri.-174bstet- ient in Wingham and District Hospital, Mr. 'and Mrs. Allan -Miller 'and family were recent* visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Why - tock at Teeswater. LOCHALSI-. — Mrs. Linda WY1(.15 is working for Dr. and Vr17-156-f 6 o now. • • Mr. Duncan Farrish is having a wall put under a portion of his barn. Sympathy of ,the community . 4 goes to the MacRae family in A the passing ,of Mrs. Monteith. The MacRaes and Monteiths had just recently,taken up residence at Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dexter -wem,-*in,.--GodpriohewherdwitItey, attended the Smit reunion. Mr: and Mrs. Allan, McChar- les and Susan of'Thronto spent ;the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles and John. Miss Jane Finlayson of Tor- onto spent the weekend with her ,parents, Mr, and Mrs. Gor- don Finlayson. The KintaiV Women's Insti- tute met in the Kintail hall on ,,Mr, and Mrs,. Rbbert John- stone of Detroit are holidaying Witb....Wir,44.11.4.UPS..-IVira. Farrish. >44.4,4,4,04 4,1 DIRECTOR FOR DRESS REHEARSAL, OF "Sunday Costs Five, fer with cast, David McCabe and Patricia Ryan, standing, easA Qne iomedy. .1.o. Atepresented the nightS of Aug, and,' (front, left to right) Janet and Audrey Wilkins and' • 25-26 in MacKay Hall by -newly -formed Goderich Teen Theatre, Kathy McEwen. is Miss Patricia Evans. Above, Miss Evans leans in to Cori - Porter's Hill- PORTER'S HILL.----Congratut- LW. A. Hiles, -Cathy",`'.Doug and d Mrs, H. T. NA,dilfiains, St. , Grade .13 . subjects at C.D.C.I. I Catharines. ; ..i., S.S. with seven firsts. Patricia plans ations to Miss PatriciauCox who rRobbie, Calgary, Alberta, Mr Picnic , ,-was.tstAteSSfuillassing-ifrri,e- to enter the Florence Nightin- Grace Sunday School picnic gale School of Nursilna Toronto. ‘I'as n arbor .Park .on Monday evening. Mrs. Elgin Mrs. Maurice Hieits is a pat- Cox and Mrs. Bill Cox- were in ient in Alexandra Hospital with Charge of the sports and con a broken ankle. • • tests. Winners at races includ- John Cox has returned home ed the following: Mary Ellen after spending several days in Sturdy, Jeffr'ey Cox, Wayne Mc - Toronto with Douglas Newlon. Clinchey, Radney Cox. Jody Cox, Reeen rs. o n orrance an am y Co , Colleen Lockhart, Lorna included MLis Dorothy L. Miller, John Manning, Laurie 'Reinke?. Hainiitkpii.,Jae Coates _Cox --pennis Harris, ,Shaton..., .-AxakezSt„, .N.S.; Air. ..and.„...1Virs&L. ackhart, Larry Sturdy • . * *, * Teen Theatre .,....,. h -......,,.....,.., . ,,. ' ....,....,..kgx, ''''' • .". R e earses ror st Production The newly -formed Goderich Teen Theatre on August 25 and 26 will present its first public productions. To be staged are "Heaven on Earth" by Philip Johnston and "Sunday Costs Five Pesos" -by * * lAorian, played by Dave Kelly. I "Sunday Costs Five Pesos" takes place in a rural Mexican villide''''''Pr6rags • 11i -& piece are Fidel, played' by young Mc- Cabe, and Berta, played by Pat- Rayn. Other parts are those of "Salome," played by Janet.-VVilkins,:"Tonia," played by Cathy McEwen; and "Celes- tina' *played by Audrey Dress rehearsal is scheduled for August, 23, ' The program for each night will include a performance of 40stkplainaim,,,,Niighl•--..-,,The-plays-filat,11-1/1.4Y-5-4Y-11.1.-94P-aa-Theatrem- • will be • held, in MacKay Hall: • group. 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