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14 Oshawa Goodwill Ambassadors | Return From Four - Month Tour | Mr. and Mrs, Hanson Rich! ards, Park Lane Apartments, are back home after a con-| tinent-spanning winter abroad In the past few years, the foot loose couple have travelled nearly all over the world but Mr. Richards says they are al ways happy to get back home "T wouldn't trade Canada for any other country of the globe," is his comment In the fall, Mr. and Mrs Richards flew from Toronto to New York where they boarded} a ship bound for South Amer- ica, passing through the Pana ma Canal. From Lima, Peru, they took a plane to Cuzco where they visited Machu Piechu and the Lost City of the Incas, then by steamer they crossed Lake Titicaca, an ele vation of 12,000 feet to Bolivia. While at La Paz, they walked in the snow on the Chacaltaua Peak Sky resort and visited the cosmic ray research labora- tory; then, lovely Bariloche and the Lake district of Chile They journeyed across Argen tina and Brazil' and flew to Dakar, West Africa. They con tinued by plane to Johannes- burg. They were privileged to watch the Bantu inter - tribal dances and while at Pretoria visited. a village of the colorful N'debele tribe From Victoria Falls, Rho desia, they had a cruise on the Zambesi River to an_ island where "velvet" monkeys abound. They went on to Salis bury and Mozambique and spent several days in the Kreu ger and other game parks, see- ing all kinds of wild animals in the native state When in Durban, they met Elaine Tanner from Vancouver and saw her win in a swim competition there. On the "garden route" they saw beautiful flowers, the Cape heather in many colors, and bright birds. They went to an ostrich farm; visited native vil lages and kraals and in a forest saw the one-thousand-year old Stinkwood trees and African'empty THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, April 14, 1967 yellow-wood. A highlight was being entertained at the home| | of a wealthy colored man and served coffee by his wives, eighteen in all, his favorite wife pouring the coffee. He had 23 sons and two daughters. At Cape Town they roamed through fishing coves and went by cable car to the top of Table Mountain. Off by ship to the Canary Islands and later to pic- turesque Morocco with its old ! Moorish buildings, mosaics and marble and its many native markets. Crossing the Straits of Gibral-| tar, from Tangier to Spain they travelled by road to Portugal) and from the capital, Lisbon, | they flew to Paris, then on to) London for an enjoyable ten days. | The weather was cool but | there was no rain. The parks were alive with people, flowers | were blooming and the water- fowl] and pigeons provided en-|, tertainment. Mr. Richards had! a further observation: "What a joy to have a good cup of tea, again." While aboard the RMS Queen Mary enroute home, they were shown a miniature model of the new Cunard liner, soon to be launched. As on earlier travels, Mr. and Mrs. Richards enjoyed meeting the people of the var- ious countries and were warm- ed by their friendliness 8+ WIFE PRESERVER | Release all the gas from an aerosol can before discarding. Turn upside down, spray until = ----= CONTINUOUS ! @ blood-racing Suspense story the man came in from the cold"! the harry andrews James mason: maximilian Schell - harriet andersson denn. zien reltgrave mmm Guiney Jones j bee worth of metals in 1966.'tons of organic dyes in 1966. 'gram is that it makes beds .| Hospital Tests available for cases that really need them, Out - Patient Care eauipment as croup tents and jorthopedic aids to use at home |electrical engineer, has been in treatment of illness. MAKING MACHINES i> MONTREAL (CP) -- Mon- The hospital provides such ique Arvisais, 25 - year - old| jawarded the Athlone Fellow-| For Surgery Cases WINNIPEG (CP) -- Surgery (2, on a modified. out-patient basis/holds bought new refrigerators Gis being tested by Children's|in 1966 than TV sets. ship for two years' study at) London University. A widow, Mrs. Arvisais will work on the) design and improvement of medical electronics machines. | FOOD COMES FIRST More East German _house- Cees # Hospital here in conjunction with a two-year-old home-care program, A recent case, the second un- der the plan, involved a double |hernia operation performed on 18-month-old Darell Grocholski. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. | | James Grocholski, took him to *\hospital at 9:30 a.m., the opera-| tion was performed at 11 and 4 Darell went home three hours jlater. Still later in the day a Victorian Order of Nurses mem- | ber visited him. ee atscetateas ee +) Sereseeee Pore % if 2\VON phoned and told me that Darell couldn't have any break- | -||fast on the day of the operation. | '|That was all. After returning | jhome we just kept him quiet jand I gave him a pill for the '|pain. Later the nurse came and checked his bandage." Children's Hospital authori- ities say they hope doctors will acknowledge the benefits of the procedure but concede there. has been some objection from both parents and physicians. k The home - care program, which ties in with the new plan, has been in operation since Oc- tober, 1964. In that time 402 cases have been handled. Most involve children suffering from chronic chest ailments. A major benefit of the pro- MEXICAN INFLUENCE swish feminity. 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Grochcin, n few De ed td 4 days before the operation the |-- DANCE «+ NEW LEGION HALL 471 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH Featuring: -- GERALDO'S BAND SATURDAY, APRIL 15th Dencing 9 p.m. to 12. 3.00 per couple Bor Facilities | w ¢ SPECIAL * SEA FOOD MENU "Friday and Saturday Live Lobster, Crab, Fresh Shrimp, Alaske King Crab Legs WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY EVENING 6-9 P.M, BUFFET GEORGIAN MOTOR HOTEL For Reservations Call . . . 723-4693 That's Penelope-the slick stick-up chick and she's leading | the merriest men on | | the hottest chase from safe to sofa. INDOOR- OUTDOOR THEATRE ALA A NL OL LL LL NO 44 Lh THIS WEEK THE CASUALS Country and WeStern Music HOTEL LANCASTER "The Origine! home of Country & Western Musie in Oshawa" 20th Century-Fox Presents in THE AGONY AND THE ECSTASY Co-starring DIANE CILENTO CINEMASCOPE - Color by De Luxe Tis ALSO ON THE SAME PROGRAM. -.. Ride HELICOPTER CANADA See Canada As Never Before IN CAR HEATERS @ NO EXTRA CHARGE wtehe ee janbannen dickshawn | peter falk tila kedrova Jou jacobi | onathan winters © seen poy by QEOIQE WEIS tom te nel by cimingtam eecvive poivee jO8 asternak prodeced by AFTNUT LOEW, jf. directed by arthur hiller a euterpe production in Panavision' aw Metrocolor FEATURE AT: 1:30 - 3:30-5:15 7:20-9:25 TODAY... Shame rane wees deadly affair ena SIMONE Signoret as "else" FEATURE TIMES 1:30 - 3:25 5:20 - 7:30 - 9:40 SATURDAY! >>>) Wey RS a GZ 46, 9 GW PRESENTS 0,2 Gy THE ELEVEN-TEEN SOUL CRUSADE SATURDAY, APRIL 15 -- 12 to 12 12 BIG BANDS BUS SERVICE from Marty's A Record Centre every 2 hr. Starrin from 11:30 a.m. to 12 Midnite. "The MANDALA ADVANCE TICKETS (Bet * te 4:30 ) WHILE THEY LAST 2.00 jetween ; p.m. AT THE DOOR re THE LUV-LITES TICKETS AT: Auditorium Box Of- THE TRIPP THE SYMBOL fice Windsor puceeS Sporting Shop-Oshewa._'shepping Centre, SHAWN AND JAY Bolohood's, Sportaeven, "is Bishop JACKSON AND THE MAJESTICS Pportiny Oods, m a! en's Ca eg Ma COR a THE LORDS OF LONDON THE MARTELS Bowmanville, Jury and Lovell Trave'!: and All BIG BEAT School Represent- JACK HARDIN i and the atives. pete SILHOUETTES weeny THE MID-KNIGHTS THE JACKDAWS YW 12 NOON iill 12 MID-NITE UY N\\\ KWL UU Minn Ul ANOTHER SMASH WEEK DANCE ADAM TIMOON RADIO & TV ARTIST "xg Truly One of the Greatest We've Ever Had et the GEORGIAN Motor Hotel CHAMPLAIN AVE. at THORNTON RD. 723-4693 Guitar, Song, Comedy The Canadian Concert Association of Oshawa Proudly Presents THE NATIONAL BALLET OF CANADA WITH ORCHESTRA Under the direction of CELIA FRANCA MON., MAY 8th, 8:30 P.M. EASTDALE THEATRE -- Harmony Rd, N. Adults -- $2.50 Students -- $1.25 Tickets at Saywell's Book Store AND "STARS OF OSHAWA CONCERT" -- featuring -- PETER MATTHEWS--Pianist SHARON MERCER--Mezzo Soprone LILI PAN--Pianist JAMES HOHON--Tenor CAROL WEIR--Pionist MARION WILLIAMS--Soprano BARRY DEVEREAUX--Pianist SAT. APRIL 15th-8:30 P.M. EASTDALE THEATRE -- Harmony Rd. N. Adults --- $2.50 Students -- $1.00 Tickets Available Only At Box Office Spruce Ulla worEL. Held Over 3RD SMASH WEEK! DANNY COUGHLAN REVUE @ DANNY COUGHLAN Singer, M.C.,. Composer and Recording Artist. @ Denise- the "BLACK PAN- THER" -- Exotic Dancer. Extre Added Attraction @ The beautiful singer CARRIE ROMA. Entertainment Nightly Saturday Matinee 4 to 6 P.M, French Buffet Daily 12- 2:30 and 5-9 p.m, SUNDAY DINNERS 5 to 8:30 P.M. Now Licensed Under L.C.B.O, for Sunday Dinners Banquets --- Weddings -- Parties -- For Information Phone Whitby 668-3386 ADULT DANCE Club Annrene ON SCUGOG ISLAND MOST MODERN DANCE HALL IN THE COUNTY OF ONTARIO SATURDAY, APRIL 15th MUSIC BY "Gene & The Starliners" ADMISSION -- 3.00 PER COUPLE Refreshments -- Buffet Supper @ EVERYONE WELCOME @ We cater to Weddings - Banquets - Parties - ete. Accommodation available for 500 For Further Information Call Oshawa 723-5731 : Crowd at THE GOLD RUSH LOUNG aly Ver ey, HEY-WHAT'S" = COOL JAZZ FOR YOUNG MODERNS Entertainment Nightly -- Saturday Matinee ~ etal ae S gz % = ¢ TTY \ KING ST OSHAWA ' MO Mont: achie intern are c Canac Expo relle, celle Lerch David Stor racks Air ci ing the )) Dien mail| > Opes | cues'sior PA AN EMBAS! Weekdays Sat. from