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20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, December 2, 1967 CAPT. G. QUICK « + - Busy Program Band Has Busy Program The Band of the Ontario Regi- ment is getting into the Christ- mas spirit early. Their program at the Oshawa Civie Auditorium Friday night was well laced with the tradi- tional Yuletide numbers. The 35-member band, under Capt. George Quick, had an- other surprise for the fans at- tending the Ottawa - Oshawa fire fighters' fund-raising hock- é€y game on behalf of Muscular Dystrophy. : They gave a spirited rendi- swingy new European song hit. This marked the first time the new number has been presented by a band in Canada, according to Secretary - Manager Reg. Martyn. The band, which donated its fees to the Muscular Dystrophy fund, will present a series of concerts in the next few weeks at the Boys' Training School in Bowmanville, Hillsdale Manor here, and the Ontario Hospital in Whitby. They have been presenting 2 weekly series of Summer con- certs at the McLaughlin Band- shell in Memorial Park since it was first opened in 1941. Stars Shirk - Tax Bite Some top-flight U.S. enter- tainers now ask for 60 per cent of the gross for one-night stands in Canada, the Ontario Arena Association was told at a meet- ing in Kitchener this week. Agents for some of the stars told the OAA that the 15 per cent federal tax for non-resi- dent performers was some- times a "deterrent" for getting Pod names" to cross the bor- tion of Puppet on A String, a| U TONIGHT THE SAINT -- Simon Tem- plar (Roger Moore) is asked to follow a civil servant -- who has defected with a top secret file. (Channel 11 at 9.30 p.m.) SUNDAY ED SULLIVAN -- Ed's sched- uled guests include Ray Charles, comic Bill Dana, Met- ropolitan soprano Marie Collier, the singing-dancing Grand Music Hall of Israel and many others. (Channel 3, 4, 6, 12 at 8:00 p.m.) TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD --Guest stars will be Danny ON TELEVISION Andy Griffith Co-stars On Ernie Ford's TV Show Thomas, Andy Griffith, Diana Ross and the Supremes, The Young Americans and The Dil- that the top-star trio of Ford, worked together in a variety show. (Channel 4 at 9.00 p.m.) MONDAY BOBBY HULL -- This film \profile offers an inside glimpse of Chicago Black Hawks' super- star Bobby Hull. In the pro- gram Hull reveals that he is really a farmer at heart and that he's looking forward to the day when he'll retire to the ON THE The Blue Horse Lounge of the Hotel Lancaster on King St. W., has long featured some of the best acts in Coun- try and Western music. Next week their stage will be turned over to the Danny Nichols Trio, a homebrew group from Oshawa whose music style is much appre- ciated by Blue Horse patrons. They have appeared exten- sively on the cocktail lounge circuit in' Canada and the 8. The Glenda Lee Trio will be tonight's attraction. SPRUCE VILLA HOTEL Audley Williams and the VIP's will continue to be the featured attraction at the Spruce Villa Hotel, Whitby, next week. General - manager Ralph Snow is so happy with their | reception he may engage the group as a permanent house band. Vanilla Thomas will depart after tonight's performance. She will be succeeded by Stephanie Taylor, an attrac- tive and talented Toronto sing- er with an original style. The Black Panther, an exotic dan- ce 1 also eatured. ORG OTOR HOTEL The Vintage Room of the Georgian Motor Hotel next week will feature the Scep- tres, a dance band with vo- calist, who will perform dur- ing the evening. CENTRAL HOTEL The Paul Beattie Duo will close their current engage- ment at the Central Hotel on King St. W., with tonight's performance. Their program is called Tops in Pops, but it also includes favored Coun- try and Western musical num- bers. They are from Toronto. The Neil Matthews Trio, the Oshawa ~ based Country and TOWN so well received locally of late, will open in the Gold Rush Lounge next Monday night for an engagement. WHITBY HOTEL The Stage Door Lounge of the Whitby Hotel will have the Paul Beattie Duo for their main stage attraction next week. This is' the duo cur- rently at the Gold Rush Lounge of the Central Hotel, Oshawa. CADILLAC HOTEL The Coronet Room of the Cadillac Hotel will have The International Playboys as the main attraction starting Mon- day night. They do pantomime and female impersonations. The Bards, a local Rock N' Roll group, conclude their cur- rent engagement tonight. FLYING DUTCHMAN The Flying Dutchman Motor Inn at Bowmanville will feature Dick Valleau to- night in the upstairs dining lounge. | This is the popular quintet, with drums, guitar and piano, which has appeared in Osh- awa's cocktail lounges. Bill Hill is the vocalist and sup- per dancing continues from 7.30 p.m. until closing. HOTEL GENOSHA lards. This marks the first time|7.30 p.m.) Thomas and Griffith has ever/FAME -- A star-studded cast narrator of this color telecast.) December 2 and closes Decem- Christmas Comedy Set We Carol, a comedy. with tien |aaneers PLAZA -- Today only Rosie arol, a comedy with six ac- ; é ~_ lay on 5 tors, will be presented the BR owe 3M roan oe with Rosalind Russell and San- Speech Department of Kings-lert Dhe'ry and Diana Dors. A|4ta Dee. di way College at the annual Stu-/nijarious comedy in color Shown daily at 1.30, 3.20, 5.25,/¢, ent Association Christmas Shown weekdays at 7.00 'p.m. 7.30 and 9.20 p.m. Last com-/g. rty December 16 in the col- Saturda: y continuous from 1.00 lege auditorium. The public isin mand Sunday continuous MARKS -- Now playing Ren-|Meeker and Jean Hale. In fro Valley Barn Dance, _injcolor. color. Starring the Renfro Val-| Shown daily at 2.40, 4.50, 7.05, farm to raise his children and tend to his prize herd of Polled Sunday, Monday, SHOW TIMES AT MOVIES [ies nicwre ote year, best actor, Paul Scofield, best sup- ley Home Folks and the Ren-|9.15 p.m. Last complete showjsign and color. The story of the porting actor, Robert Shaw, : best supporting actress, Wendy - H Hiller, plus best costume de- 9 i trials and tribulations in the 5 love affair of Henry VII andi] } shawe Anne Boleyn. lay at 8.30 p.m. Saturday at plete show at 9.10 p.m. cial afternoon matinees at 2.00 Tuesday|p.m. on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Reserved Seat. tickets now on sale. Inquire about special student rates. cademy Awards including es Dancing Saturdays COUPLES ONLY ; JERRY REIDT =|. ORCHESTRA Shown Monday through Fri 00 and 9.00 p.m., Sunday at 30 p.m. There will be spe- Herefords. (Channel 3, 6, 12 at|invited for the play, then willlrrom 299 pm and Wednesday, Hour of the nati before the rest of the Sta sting on Thursday, The Gun, with -- FB gee as LLMARK bie A , Wyatt Earp. A good western, ae HALL OF) The Kingsway College Chorale|Flim Flam Man, a comedy, in|in" color. Continuous from 1.30 technicolor. Starring George ©.) m daily. Scott and Sue Lyon. 'Starting on Thursday, As an added feature, Fathom,|qames, starring Simone Signo- performs this George Bernard Shaw's lively, witty drama, Saint Joan. Star- will sing at the Kiwanis Club adaptation ofliuncheon on December 12, and at the Rotary Club luncheon on December 18. also in color. Starring Raquel i beatae Rody! "Hodie," translated "Christ-|Welch and Tony Fransciosa. An| "Stop, * -- Se . '\mas Day," a contemporaryjespionage action thriller. Shown continuous from 1.30 Raymond Massey, James Daly and James Donald. (Channel 2 and 8 at 9.00 p.m.) Christmas cantata by Ralph} shown weekdays at 7.00 p.m.|p.m. daily. Vaughan Williams, will be pre-lsaturday continuous from 1.00 rah eeed sented by the combined Chorale/p.m. Sunday matinee only at| ODEON--Now playing, Fred and choir of Kingsway College,|2.99 p.m. There will be a spe-|Zimmermann's, A Man for All plus a children's choir of the/cia! Italian program at 7.00/Seasons. From the play by elementary school, under the p.m., Sunday evening. [Robert Bolt. Winner of eight satay Coat, lent solois' ron Mer- - cer, soprano; Philip Hodges, a evorenine ide A phen SELLING leading up to one of the most] YOUR HOUSE ? WE CHARGE baritone; and Claude Bastien, violent days in American his- TUESDAY DRIVERS TEST -- Walter 'Cronkite and Mike Wallace are the reporters for this broadcast filmed at Stevens Point, Wis- consin on the Safety Council's winter driving test course. Viewers will be questioned on situations involving driving skills unique to winter situa- tions. (Channel 4 at 10.00 p.m.) WEDNESDAY companying. The program, Massacre. Starring Jason} which will last 50 minutes and Robards, George Segal, Ralptt presented Friday evening, De- cember 15, at 8:00, with the lo- cation to be announced later. 1 44 THIS WEEK [LITTLE CAESAR | and the CONSULS Admissi 1.00 Non-Memb - «+ 75¢ Members 0.C.V.I. AUDITORIUM SAT., DEC. 2nd -- at 8:30 p.m. DRESS -- SHIRT and TIE. . . No Blue Jeans ALADDIN -- The Arabian Nights fantasy of a young boy, Mr. Coupland heads the music tenor; with Peter Matthews ac- tory, The St. Valentine's Day department of the college. LIST NOW WITH has several movements, will be } } / a magic lamp and an accommo- Kingsway College students Phone 723-0241 rye gel yer eg are participating in the 65th or 728-0192 CENTRAL ONT. TRUST annual World Service Appeal Lf being sponsored by the world EPG s Seventh-day Adventist CHurch. College goal for the students is $3,500, the proceeds of which Carousel INN will help aid people in need, re- 599 Bloor W., 723-5271 tion by the Prince Street Play- ers Ltd., a New York City rep- ertory company specializing in children's theatre. (Channel 4 at 7.30 p.m.) THURSDAY THAT GIRL -- Anne Marie (Marlo Thomas) is offered a high fashion modeling job that will take her to California with bachelor - photographer Noel Prince (Gary Marshal) . and Don (Ted Bessell) is worried about what might develop be- tween Prince and Ann. nel 7 at 9.00 p.m.) FRIDAY Phone 723-5221 gardless of race or creed, with food, clothing, medical care, and spiritual encouragement. A rally was held Monday evening in the school auditorium with J. E. Edwards from the world headquarters offices Washington, D.C., as speaker. Another rally was held Wednes- day evening with W. E. Kuester (Chan-| and Jack Martz, directors of the church's Health and Welfare Services for the Dominion and NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC --|sreare? TesPectively, as This David L. Wolper documen-| Placards and demo i nstrations tary studies the sights, sounds,|added to the spirit of the eve. aor oo Inysteries of the|ning. world's estimated 100 billion] Leader of the student's art birds. Alexander Scourby is the|of the campaign, which aetna Join Us During The Festive Season 'A FAMILY GOURMET BUFFET Specially prepared for you Sunday, Dec. 24, 11:30-3 P.M. Christmas Day, 11:30 - 10 P.M. Sunday, Dec. 31, 11:30-1 A.M. New Yeor's Day, 11:30 - 10 P.M. For reservations call 723-5271 ber 9, is Hans Diehl. And just {i case we don't see you The Georgian Four will con- tinue to be the centre of at- traction next week in Harry's Hideaway, the downstairs --Have a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year. lounge of the Hotel Genosha, where Rock N' Roll is the | favored type of music. This is the second consecu- tive week for the quartet | brought back by popular de- | mand. | Tommy Danton will con- tinue his lengthy run in the Starlite ,Room on the first floor. Hts musical versatility has made him a steady favor- ite in this outlet. There will Western group which has been also be an exotic dancer. "That is why they want a larger slice of the gross and insist they be paid in U.S. cur- rency," said one agent, "After all, they can get the same fee at home without the non-resi- dence tax." William C. Kurelo, City Com- missioner of Arenas and of the Oshawa Civic Auditorium, told of "inequality clauses" in some which allowed stars to ak a contract within four weeks of the engagement. Seven Ontario arenas -- North Bay, Sudbury, Kingston, Brock- ville, Oshawa, London and Pointe Claire -- will offer the stars a package deal whereby the latter could include all seven points on a single trip. As an indication of the current asking price (in U.S. currency) of the big stars for one-night stands, the meeting was given these figures: Buck Owens Country Music, $4,800; Glenn Miller Band, $5,300; and The Supremes, the Detroit girl trio, $15,000 per night. The Oshawa Civic Auditorium is now a member of the Inter- "Tops in Pop a STIGE TOUR Now On Stage... The BOBSMITHS "Fun and Comedy" Starting Monday .. . The Paul Beattie Duo Entertainment Nightly -- Soturday Matinee Whitey Hotel O'KEEFE CENTRE | FRONT & YONGE EM.3-6633 TWO WEEKS -- DECEMBER 4 TO 16 WORLD PREMIERE ! VINCENT PATRICIA PRICE ROUTLEDGE IN A NEW MUSICAL MARRIED ALIVE! Music by Lyrics b JULE STYNE gE. Y. HARBURG Book by NUNNALLY JOHNSON THIS 1S A SUBSCRIPTION SERIES ATTRACTION To enable our staff to enjoy Christmas Eve with their families the Carousel dining rooms in Ajax and Oshawa will remain. closed from. 3 p.m, on Dec. 24, SEE OSHAWA'S TOP COUNTRY AND WESTERN - SINGERS NEIL ey 8:30 Mats. 2 p.m. Mon.-Thurs. Fri-Sat, Wed. Mat. Sot. Met, ch. end Mezz. 6.00 7.00 R. Orch. and F. Balcony #330 ar} #359 #350 Middle Balcony F 4.25 2.75 3.00 Featuring Sat, Dec, 2nd ? tthe... "THE DICK VALLEAU QUINTET" Boss -- Drums -- Guitar -- Piano and Presenting BOB HILL -- VOCALIST Supper Dancing 7:30 P.M. Till Closing. Dane- ing 9:00 P.M, Till Closing. Make up @ party-- Bring your friends to our beautiful Dining Lounge. No Cover Charge -- 50c Sandwich Minimum, Our Chef's Complete DINNER SPECIAL In Addition To Our Regulcr Menu This Set, & Sun. Baked Stuffed Pork Tenderloin ..... fe Dining Room Hours -- 5 P.M. te 9 P.M. Make your reservations now for our famous NEW YEAR'S EVE SUPPER DANCE Limited tegee B Only | Sal East on Hwy 401 -- Interchange 75 Bowmanville, Ont. Reor Balcony 2.75 BOX OFFICE OPEN 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M. MON. TO SAT. TRIO nd Western" DORTHY--NEIL--GORDON \ APPEARING NIGHTLY IN THE Vintage Room DANCING NIGHTLY at the EORGIAN DUNDAS ST. WHITBY national Auditorium and Arena Management Association. WYATT EARP ~ HERO OR KILLER? | Li 2 7 JAMES GARNER JASON ROBARDS OLOR Now.on.Stage ... THE PAUL BEATTIE DUO "Western and Pops" MOTOR HOTEL THORNTON SOUTH and CHAMPLAIN 723-4693 Coming.Monday . . . Oshawa's Own NEIL MATHEWS QUARTET KING ST OSHAWA A SEVEN ARTS PICTURES RELEASE lr OS LOM A sev urs pcrunes ease (8 Now: Playing! = U/l A ROBERT RYAN HE JOHN STURGES PRC TOMORROW Times -- 1:30 -- 3:30 5:30 -- 7:30 -- 9:35 III ODD bht) FEATURE TODAY AT 1:30 -- 3:35 -- 5:25 7:35 -- 9:45 "TI : aad RODDY McDOWELL -- ALSO -- "FROZEN BED" DANA ANDREWS Box Office Opens 6:30 -- Show Starts 7:15 Features End Sunday Records are the gifts they will really love yeu for . . . records to add to their collection. You'll find all their favorite hits by all their favorite artists at Marty's. Be sure and see Marty's for the Biggest Selection. MARTY'S RECORD CENTRE 35% Simeoe St. N. 723-0731 NOTICE! BEGINNING SUNDAY, DEC. 3 Show will only Be Open Fri., Sat. & Sun. Cadillae Hotel PRESENTS THE INTERNATIONAL PLAYBOY REVIEW SANDY SINCLAIR & ROBB! WILLOWS STARRING: --with-- SINGING THE BARDS GROUP Get into the Holiday Spirit with the International Playboy Review, Cadillac Hotel 394 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH Lasaenanielis ce ASSEN SE ROAST ei MO Ui acto TEE Osha Two senior stude Aason and Otto Z who were chosen as outstanding students school, represented the Youth Dinner spo the Optimist Club rec The junior girls' team defeated Denis at Courtice by a sc to 16. Congratulation Harris and the junior now hope for a grea' at COSSA, being hel ville today. With exams ended a hootenany on M well as talent from | dents Jane Simiana, » haaf, and Lynda S were also entertaine formers from othe Music was provided ing by the Blue Be: McLaugh Now that exams the regular schedul way again. Among the saddes happen to our scho was the loss of our Publications, Chery There has been no nouncement as to |! sor, as yet. Chery! assistant editor of tl and will be missed her the very best in entrance into the world, Also, since the nouncements conc Haggis, we haven't thing more. The fir the Yearbook News able, and we can Ic to another issue of | soon. The Haggis ¥ work to show the new system will w Work has begun « Bowm On the sports 8 manville junior bo: Clarke 32-27 in an basketball game. 1 were Paul McArthu Krawchuk, each wit Another sport: Be "The Cynics" provi tertainment at the Sadie Hawkins' Day night. Bowmanville Hig! held its annual cor exercises on Nov. 2 cal selections unde tion of Mr. M. Sho ceptionally good th made a delightful | program. Diplomas LIBRARY N Story | Highli (The following b were written by Storoshchuk, Hea' nichal Services, Public Library.) Women Who §Sple A. Hoehling. This is a colorfu ly interesting hist women spies from can Revolution to by the author of U.S.A. Coverage of the ' from a whole chap paragraph. Inclu¢ ports of Lydia T spied for both sid Civil War, spies 0 Wars, and the sto slovakian Milda H survived Nazi tort executed by the C 1950. If you are looki thing exciting to 1 sume this is just story. The accoun ploits of these in' turn history into : Farming the Sez into Inner Space, McKee, The exploration sea-bed has beco sion as well as a aged by the adver diving equipment : vance of knowledg ferent scientific d present picture, reference to the of northern Europ by a well known € part of the text | the title implies, St. Grey Young P Clu Sunc Dec 8:30 | Dance t Sound: "GB. a Sound For Single 18 years of a