The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

JOHN'S MOVING & STORAGE We'll Launder His Shirts to INVESTMENT PROPERTY 'fie His Taste... rested sete S miles from Oshewe this Be Is yout man Ay TT ecre frontege on a paved : about the wa is shirts are There ts cleo @ geod house end bem. done? We finish each one of his shirts to perfection every time. W. FRANK Real Estate Specialists in: * STARTER * GENERATOR ONLY | $75,000. With Terms 623-3393 21 King St. W. Bowmanville Oshawa's Shirt Specialists ! % DELIVERY % CASH & CARRY ACADIAN CLEANERS 299 BLOOR W. 728-5141 Repairs 24-Hr. Towing Service Redio Dispatched Trucks 725-6841 1710 Simcoe N. Oshawe Agents For Mayflower Movers Personal Attention to House- hold Moving and Storage 728-3661 t E TOWN d the b ir s FI 3 c= o< F Af eade conceald a completely self-contained film studio. Newsweek Magazine hailed this picture "a thinking man's 'Goldfinger', funnier by far than any of the Bond pictures and more rewarding, too". The Saturday Review said of the film: "It is the very model of suspense entertainment, styl- ishly directed, wittily written, played with immaculate timing" and the New York Times called it: "As classy a spy film as you would care to see', The film's director, Sidney J. Furie, is young by any stand. ards to be a feature director. In fact he directed big films when he was in his 20's. The Central Hotel's Gold Rush Lounge on King st. west, Oshawa, has a novelty act com- ing in for next week starting Monday. It's the Phillips Brothers, who have a repertoire consisting of more than 300 songs in two-part harmony. They sing in five lan- guages; Italian, Yiddish, Span- ish, Greek and German, all of which augurs well for some top entertainment for the lounge next week. The group was featured sev- eral times at the Colonial Sup- per Club, Toronto. They have also played such niteries as the San Su San, Mineola, Long Island, N.Y.; the Gilden Slip- per, Glencove, Long Island: and the Town and Country, Brook- lyn, N.Y. The Hotel Genosha's down- stair sroom known as Harry's Hideaway has "The Bradfords" backagain next week (their third in a row) io piease patrons with their unique type of rock n' roll. The troupe is from Bradford, England, has held the service record now for the Hide- away. Their first engagement-- fer two weeks -- was last Janu- ary and they have returned twiee since. There is no telling how long the current visit will be extended. The Genosha's other. lounge, the Starlite Room, continues to long: : do brisk business with the famous honky-tonk team of Georgina and Jimmy, who play- ed five consecutive years at Toronto's Brown Derby res taurant, As a testimonial to their drawing power and durability in Toronto, they have many vis- itors each week here from the Queen City, patrons who make the trip especially to see and hear them. Georgina still ranks with the best when it comes to putting a song over and Jimmy is certainly one of the most versatile performers to ever sit at>the keyboard of a_ honky- tonk piano. The team has now become a Genosha institution, thanks to their fine performances and varied repertoire which is always good for return busi- ness. The Saints, those zany expo- nents of Dixieland jazz who perform under sponsorship of the Oshawa Kinsmen Club, made one of their rare appear- ances recently. They were the guests of the Golden Age Club of Simcoe Hall, which group also has its own orchestra. To get back to The Saints, who have never received the plaudits locally they so richly deserve, they are performing with more skill and verve than ever before. Whether or not they are avail- able for engagements, city or- ganizations, such as_ service clubs, would be well rewarded if they could induce them to perform at a dinner-meeting or social. Founded 11 years ago by two (Bruce Gerrow, saxaphone and Gordon Garrison, clarinet). The Saints are not musical profes- sionals in the pure sense of the word. They perform for the sheer joy of it (and also for the pleasure of scores of others fortunate enough to hear them play). There were some "surprise" appearances on The_ Saints' roster when they turned up at Simcoe Hall for their recent performance. Dr. C. C. Stewart, City MOH, played saxaphone, "Billy"? Miller shared the piano assignment with "Bob" Taylor, a veteran member of the organ- ization. If there is a better jazz pianist in Oshawa and district than Miller, his identity is un- known officially. There were also such stal- wart performers as Ron Poul- ter, on zylophones, "Monty" Cranfield on banjo; and "Bob" Taylor, whose names have been synonomous with The Saints throughout the years. There is only one serious de- fect with The Saints, as has been said in print previously -- they appear far too infrequent- ly. Members of the Oshawa Little Theatre these days are busy at work rehearsing for their newest production, Jean Anoulh's "The Lark,'"' a roman- tic and touching study of the French historical heroine, Joan of Arc. It is to be presented in the theatre of the McLaughlin Pub- lic Library on the week be- ginning Nov. 22 (the play has had a run of 13 consecutive years at the Ambassador The- atre in London's West End). The Oshawa Little Theatre has assembled one of its finest casts for this production, which is to be under the per- sonal direction of Harry Chap- man (who needs no introduction to drama fans in Oshawa and district). This play presents a _ real challenge for the OLT because it has eight scenes entailing a great deal of quick- scene changes. It is one of the most ambitious drama _ undertakings locally since the OLT presented Christopher Fry's "Murder in the Cathedral' (the play in which Dr. Claude Vipond play- ed an unforgettable roie). Maureen Langridge will play the role of Joan of Arc; in supporting roles will be Rex Williams, as Warwick, and Gwyn Roberts, as. Cauchon. Tne Oshawa Li Theatre has had an impressive list of productions since it first opened shop in the early 1940's -- "The Lark" promises to live up to this fine tradition. Today the group boasts a membership of more than 250 including five highly - experienced directors, plus several highly competent actors and actresses. The group usually manages to break even on these produc- tions-- with 'The Lark," it should go over the top and into the black, GAS RANGE This fine gas range wos made to Superior's exacting speci- fications by Canada's top range monufacturer -- Enterprise Foundry Compony Limited, /@ A_ beautifully designed clock that keeps time accur- ately. Includes a special tim- er that allows you to time our cooking cycle up to four s. e@ Completely automatic oven ignition with 100% safety . shut-off and low temperature contro! for pro- gramme cooking, e@ Automatically controlied rotisserie. Complete with spit and holding forks, broil pan and rack, e@ An easy off oven door that is so simple to lift off and put back on, Saves time robo effort when oven clean- e@ Fast Centre Simmer Burn- ers provide an infinite vor- «eG of heats from low to @ Two front floor leveliers teks sure your range sits ~ammenns . Perfectly on any floor, PROPANE LTD. Victoria Rd. Whitby 668-3328 A Woman's Hair Is Her Crowning Glory. Always Appear. Your Loveliest. FOR APPOINTMENT PRONE NORTH BROCK TEXACO Peter Van Hemmen -- Prop. WINTERIZED ! featuirng: FIRESTONE SNOW TIRES 414 Brock N. 668-6441 SARGEANT'S MOTOR CITY Chilton insulating SERVICE am. OK Visit Our NEW VARIETY COUNTER Auto Wreckers K. Sumersford Ltd. Box 1472 Bowmanville, Ont. RENTALS * Tables, Chairs * China, Cutlery, etc. * Bridal Wear * Men's Formals * Mink Stoles 725-3338 463 Ritson S. Oshawa A top quality professional insulating service for new or old homes and other buildings, featuring -- USED CARS SEVERAL 1965 USED CARS Low Mileage '65 PONTIAC CUSTOM SPT. Full power, white walls, radio H51588 '62 CHEV. 2-DR. Gold one owner H41669 ---- $1,195 CARS LEASED 3 MONTHS TO 2 YEARS PELESHOK-STARR Call 942-6300 for appointment Harwood Ave. AJAX PAL-0-PAK Blown-In Insulation to assure ...1T PAYS! to -sequre customer satisfaction. FREE ESTI- MATES. Your inquiriy will receive prompt, cheerful attention. CALL 728-2379 Tender Juicy Fish Tasty Delicious Chips A SPECIALTY OF THISTLE Fish & Chips 728-7971 HERE Now! Used Auto Parts Meter City Building | 728-4675 401 1220 Simcoe N. Hwy. Oshawa