THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 14,1964 7 Driver Jailed False Report Reporting his car stolen to avoid a police investigation into an accident netted Ivan Bruce Terry, 19, RR 3, Ux- bridge, 10 days in jail when he appeared in Whitby Magis- trate's Court Tuesday. A similar charge ,laid against his common-law wife, Verna Fraser, was dismissed at the request of the Crown. Constable Edward Collinson, OPP, stated that on Oct. 11, he was called to the Terry home. Terry had told him that the car was left on Highway 47 and was missing when he returned for it, the officer added. "The vehicle was found, bad- ly wrecked, in Georgina Town- ship, and Terry admitted re- porting it stolen to avoid the consequencese of the accident," he concluded, "There is too much of these goings on in the County, Police officers are taken from their duty, and they are busy men, to investigate a falsely reported incident -- 10° days in jail', said Magistrate Harry Jermyn. Left Scene Driver Fined Leaving the scene of an acci-| dent cost Eric Wilfred Burke, 17, 141 Park road south, Osh- awa, $25 and costs, when he was convicted of the offence "4 Whitby Magistrates: Court, Tues- day. Burke pleaded guilty uteie! Magistrate Harry Jermyn to leaving an accident at Rossland; road and the 'intersection of Thickson road, August 27. Constable Eric Rowe, Ontario Provincial Police, told the court Burke had struck a car, stopp- ed at Thickson road, and then had driven away at a high rate with his lights off. | officer added that the ac- youth had returned to the, % minutes later and ad-| | his part in the rear-end | it. Counsel for the accused eaid Burke had suffered a momen- Magistrate Jermyn ane he| felt there was no criminal intent on Burke's part and that "'youth- | inexperience and panic" had weak _ to flee the minor| Lift Licence For Six Months | It took just five minutes for | M Harry Jermyn to decide that Kenneth McCallum | was guilty of drunk driving at) Whitby Tuesday. McCallum, 36, of RR 1, Lo- p rail Hill, was sentence to 10) in jail. table Robert Joel of the) Ajax Police said that he stopped | nage im the Ajax Shop- vo ee had dis- Sentencing him Magistrate | Jermyn also ordered that Mc-| Callum's licence be suspended | for six months. Guild Sets Play Dates . Whitby Theatre Guild gets down to serious rehearsals this week for its winter production of Phillip King's "Pools Para- dise."' The show will be presented on Jan. 14, 15 and 16 next year at the Denis O'Connor Audi- torium. At a guild meeting this week) final plans were discussed and casting decided. The show, a comedy, was specially picked as a follow up to the guild's last production back at the begin- ning of this year. Bert Heaver will once again be handling the production side of things. Lighting and stage management will be the re- sponsibility of Cyril Garratt. Mrs. Shirley Crook will look) after props and Mrs. Bery'l Garratt and Mrs. Eve Heaver} makeup. 'Rehearsals will take place in St. John's Hall The Guild will welcome any new members. Anyone interest- ed should contact Bert Heaver at 668-8006. To encourage new members the Guild Committee is soon to start regular theatre classes. | Subjects covered besides act-/ ing will be lighting, makeup and theatre workshop. The Cen- tral Ontario Drama League, to which the Whitby Theatre Guild is affiliated, will be assisting: with the classes. 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