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ON THE TOWN -. wan cer = Tat oiacy wil Teturn te Osh. awa with a trio for a week's booking at the Lancaster Hotel's Blue Horse Lounge starting Monday evening. Pat will man the steel guitar, Bill Cannaway will be on drums and Al Pomanti on accordion. Brady was here about a year ago at the Genosha Hotel. The Cheery-os, a musical- comedy trie will make a return engagement next week at the Gold Rush Lounge of the Cen- tral Hotel. They were here last August and hotel manager Sam Loughran reports this group was the biggest drawing card the Gold Rush has ever had. The Cherry-os have been book- ed for two weeks, The Bobby Dean Reviewe which features. exotic dancer Peggy Jackson, who to cus- tomers' delight does not con- fine her act to the stage, has heen held over for a fourth week | heart. The girls strike up the at the Spruce Villa Hotel, Whitby, general-manager Mar- tin Chizen reports. Instrumentally, the Review consists of Bobby~'Dean on organ and vocals and Bil! Blackburn on drums. Jerry Mann, the comedy- music man, will grind out humor and lively organ music in the Georgian Room of the Georgian Motor Hotel, Jerny is sometimes referred to as Canadas Earl Grant. He doesn't sing, but he talks a lot. Patrons of the Whitby Hotel will get an earful of harmony and an eyeful of glamour next week when the Starfires storm into the hotels Stage Door Lounge. The Starfires, an _ all-girl orchestra, are well known for their blend of modern and old tunes tailored for the young in band as of Monday. The Hotel Genoshas Starlite Room -will be the venue next week for that talented musi- cian Dennis Bartlett. Dennis will accompany his new vocal- ist, Simone Dina -- a gorgeous hunk of woman -- with a voice to match. Downstairs in Harrys Hide- away will be the Ron McLeod group of Westerners. The boys are on their third visit to Osh- awa -- a sure sign that their blend of music and song from way out West is a hit with the customers, Stage, television, radio and recording star Holly Carrol has been held over in the Starlite Room of Genosha Hotel. Affable and just as popular at the piano, Dennis Bartlett will accompany Holly as she sings hits of the day and song-hits of the past. SATURDAY CBC SPORTS PRESENTS -- CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS -- The annual Timmy tournament with proceeds going to the East- er Seal campaign. Five pin bowling. (1 p.m. Ch. 6) THE DONNA REED SHOW-- "With This Ring" -- Jeff joins Donna in a frantic search for her wedding ring. She fears telling Alex about the loss. (6.30 p.m. Ch. 11) HOCKEY NIGHT IN CAN- ADA -- Bill Hewitt calls the play as New York Rangers meet Toronto Maple Leafs. (8.30 p.m. Ch. 6) SUNDAY GOLF WITH SAM SNEAD -- Veteran golfer Sam Snead gives a lesson in good golf practice. (5.30 p.m. Ch. 9) THE AVENGERS -- Small Game for Big Hunters -- When a man wearing tropical cloth- ing is found in a cottage in a deep coma caused by a poison- tipped native arrow, Steed and Emma go native to fight the curse of the Shirenzai. Stars Patric Macnee and Diana Rigg. (7.30 p.m. Ch. 9) ED SULLIVAN -- Guests in- clude singer Eydie Gorme and actor Robert Horton. (8.00 p.m. Ch. 6) MONDAY DON MESSER'S JUBILEE -- Easter show with Don Messer and his islanders, singers Marg Osburne, Charlie Chamberlain and Catherine McKinnon and the Buchta dancers. (7.30 p.m. Ch. 6)- THE FUGATIVE -- Wings of an Angel -- Kimbal is wounded while rescuing a young girl taken hostage by an escaped convict and the police take him to the prison hospital for treat- ment. (8 p.m. Ch. 6) COUNTRY MUSIC HALL -- Mac Wiseman and Diane Leigh are guests with host Carl Smith and the Maple Creek Boys in a half hour of country and western music. (9.00 p.m. Ch. 9) THE SIXTIES -- Water Re- sources -- a two part program to examine the great amount of water in Canada and the lack of it in the U.S.A. Also the poli- tical implications of sharing Canadian water with the Amer- icans. (10 p.m. Ch. 6) TUESDAY MY MOTHER THE CAR -- Desperate Minutes -- Two arm- ed desperados hold the Crab- trees captive in their hor. Mother, the car, locked in the garage, is unable to help. (7.00 p.m. Ch. 9) DICK VAN DYKE SHOW--A Day in the Life of Alan Brady -- Comedian Alan Brady invites TELEVISION himself and the production crew to a party at the Petrie house to film a television documen- tary. (9.30 p.m. Ch. 6) NIGHTCAP. -- Satire and music with Billy Van, June Sampson, Bonnie Brooks, Van- da King, Al Hamel and Guido Basso's band. (11.41 p.m. Ch. 6) WEDNESDAY GILLIGAN'S ISLAND "Friendly Physician'? -- A doc- tor who lives on a nearby island arrives to rescue the castaways. Upon arrival at the doctor's castle on the island, the cast- aways feel everything is not as it should be. (7.00 p.m. Ch. 11) FESTIVAL -- Bernard Shaw-- 'Who The Devil Was He" -- Film portrait of the great Irish playwright, critic and wit, George Bernard Shaw. (9.30 p.m. Ch. 6) MID-WEEK -MOVIE--I con- fess -- A priest stands trial for murder to avoid breaking the seal of confession revealing the true killer. Stars Montgomery Clift and Anne Baxter. (11.40 p.m. Ch. 6) THURSDAY HOGAN.'S HEROES -- Hogan discovers that a brilliant nu- clear. physicist for whom the Germans have established re- search quarters at Stalag 13 hopes to smuggle out of Ger- many by the war prisoners. (7.30 p.m. Ch. 6) STANLEY CUP PLAY-OFFS -- Teams in semi-final T.B.A. (8.30 p.m. Ch. 6) LET'S SING OUT -- At the Ontario College of Art, Toronto, with guests Jim Kweskin and his jug band, Casey Anderson and Charles O'Hegarty and host, Oscar Brand in half hour folk music show. (9.30 p.m. Ch, 9) FRIDAY HOLY WEEK -- Featuring Spanish music and poetry por- IT'S HERE! The GO-GO Sportcycle YAMAHA RO-DON SPORTS TAUNTON RD. E. (just east of 5 points) @ SALES @ SERVICE @ RENTALS DISCOVER THE SWINGING WORLD YAMAHA traying the annual festivities in the southern Spanish city Seville to celebrate Easter. (4.00 p.m. Ch. 6) THE SMOTHERS BROTHERS -- Wish You Were Here--Pro- bationary angel Tommy is as- signed to help the owner of a car wash. (7.30 p.m. Ch. 9) THE JOURNEY -- A presen- tation that shows how Christian Canadians worship God. (9.30 p.m. Ch. 6) PREMIER THEATRE -- The Silver Chalice -- Story of a young Greek who designed the silver chalice framework for the cup used at The Last Supper. Stars Paul Newman, Virginia Mayo, Pier Angeli, Jack Palance, Alexander Scourby and "and Greene. (11.40 p.m. Ch. ) THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturaoy, April 2, 1966 5A Taste Bud Titillation Assured For Gourmets The Rib Room lounge at the Genosha Hotel has been discov- ered by discriminating Oshawa" gourmets as a place where their taste buds will be titillated. The elegantly-furnished dining lounge with its sumptuous Vic- torian decor boasts a menu which attracts lovers of good food from all over. The new look, and a world of eating experiences, can be at- tributed to the work of one man -- Kalman Weider -- the maitre d'hotel. He is a man with wide experi- ence in the catering and dining business in Europe, Asia, Africa and North America. While serv- ing as a waiter at the exclu- sive St. George Hotel in Paris he first learned how to cater to the'tastes of the epicure. Later he got to know all the ins and outs of the hotel busic fiess when assistant manager and maitre d'hotel at hotels in Israel, and at Durban and Johannesburg, South Africa. The dining hit at the Rib Room is roast beef --not just ordinary, everyday roast beef-- but meat which is marinated in a secret process, says Mr. Weider. Other specialties include beef stroganoff, oysters and other sea foods and salads. Salads are the specialty of Norwegian-born Michael Kikals, Rib Room chef, who learned all the cooking arts at the famous Carleton Hotel in London, Eng- land. FIRST AID FOR THE AILING HOUSE ODOR FROM VENT PIPE QUESTION: We have a vent pipe on our roof (flat roof) above our patio. An unpleasant odor. drifts down from here. What can be done to correct this problem? ANSWER: The cause of the odor is probably due to the lack of a trap between the sewer pipe and the soil lines in the house. The absence of such a trap, would cause sewer gases to back up into the vent stack. I suggest having a_ reputable plumber install this item. CARE FOR OILED WALNUT QUESTION: I recently pur- chased some oiled walnut tables and would like to know how to care for them. They do not have a highly polished finish and I prefer to keep them this way so wax is out of the question. I believe. ANSWER: Use a cream polish cleaner, made by a nationally known wax manufacturer and widely available at supermar- kets, housewares and hardware stores. Follow label directions. This is made especially for dull- : Deer and friends make ai interesting group in any gar- dei. Pattern 228 gives actual- size cutting and painting guides for the deer and bunny and the squirrel and two birds which clamp to tree or shrub branches -- price 50c. This pattern also is one of four in the Lawn and a a Figure Packet -- all for Send Order to Home Work- shop Editor, The Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ont. HOME WORKSHOP LAUNDRY AND EGETABLE BINS Tip the bin forward and you have easy access to contents. It may be a deep hin for laundry or a shallow pair for potatoes and onions. 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