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Oshawa Times (1958-), 30 Dec 1967, p. 20

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FIGURES IRRELEVANT {evening school was asked to fi}! 20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, December 30, 1967 | lenlor comedy. Shown weekdays!?.30 and 9.30 p.m. Last com-| : , ANGIE a nbidcad se an esti eid whence i he SE SHOW TIMES AT MOVIES ee eae sate tae at 9.18 Sle CENTRALIA, Wash. (AP) --out a registration form, includ- 4 ON TELEVISION Starting on Thursday, Charl-|_ Shown daily at 1.30, 3.30, 5.30,)Female vanity has had a small|ing blanks after : date of birth a MARKS -- Now playing,|Jungle Book, in color and Chat-ton Heston and Maximilian|7.30 and. 9.30 p.m. Last com-jtriumph over bureaucracy, Evy-|day, oor eo fhe woman Double Trouble. with. Elvis lie the Lonesome Cougar. Schell star in, Counterpoint.|Plete show at 9 10 p.m eryone taking classes at Centra- filled in t e 3 via with one Presley and Annette Day, in Door opens at 12.30 p.m. Fea- por every move, a counter; Starting on Friday, Fitzwilly, lia Community College's adult word: "irrelevant: aire ee et fefeseoedneoeneleteneletestnesetesene technicolor tures shown continuous from move; for every attack, &lstarring Dick Van Dyke ANG feofoateofortest he same program, Her- 1.30 p.m. daily counter attack. In color. Shown|parbara Feldon. A hilarious Samson and Ulysses, in New Year's Eve only, James|weekdays at 7.20 and 9.25 p.m.| Lees Starring Kirk Morris and Coburn in, The President's|/Saturday continuous from 5.00 comedy in color. j Shown daily continuously bed e : ickey Mouse Big Star e . In Miami Oran Richard Lloyd. The world's Analyst, in technicolor. With ym, Sunday continuous from e ara e mightiest and strongest man in|Godfrey Cambridge and Joan200 p.m. There will be a spe- from. 1.30 p.m a contest of super human force.|Delaney. This picture is dedi-jcjal matinee on Saturday after- = 14 continuous|Cated to life, liberty and the noon, January 6 at 1.00 p.m.| gotininninininininindininiig, | OUTSTANDING HITS : bee ON ONE BIG PROGRAM ! colo Sarvs Sale Ony A Motion Picture Painted in 3 Parade. The theme of this|Vaughn (The Man From 5: I : year's march is, The World of|U.N.C.L.E.), singer - ventrilo- Ph ii Bin aoe ey gr ce bucking bronc called Africa.. @pFon i : sland 3 Joh i Walt Disney. Mickey Mouse) Quist Shari Lewis and Lamb- mpris nt of Al Capone. starring Hugh O'Brian and Ad N -- Now playing, The.and Jill St. John. A detective (Ti) Starring BETTE DAVIS, CATHARINE SPAAK, ilmed entirely in the sun «! : ' ' i HORST BUCHHOLZ TONIGHT screaming for blood. (Channel! make cameo guest appearances | ; ORANGE PARADE--MIAMI'9 at 8.30 p.m.) Starring Glen Ford, Anne Bax-|from 1.00 p.m. and Sunday con- Pursuit of happenings. In color.|Francis Joins the WACS plus C. lebrate ¥ 4 --Raymond Burr and singer LLYWOOD PALACE -- ter, Dennis O'Keefe and June/tinuous from 2.00 p.m Tickets now on sale. $150. in'color cartoons, e 3 Bold Strokes of Shock and Sensuality ! Anita Bryant cover Miami's an- Hostess Phyllis Diller presents Havoc. (Channel 4 at 7.00 p.m.)| Starting on Thursday, Africa door prizes. Doors open at 11.30 N Y 9 E @: nual King Orange Jamboree Singer Johnnie Ray, Robert F ; Texas Style. A story about the >;™» Sunday night. Show will' praz4 -- Now playing, Tony ew Years EV +3 bh : " \ RIDAY cowboy who came to tame a start at 12.09 midnight Rome, st ' I 3 * i * » ¢ underworld's stranglehold | -ienne Corri. In color. " Ballad of Josie, starring Doris story filr 3 serves as honorary parade mar-|Chop, comic Charlie Manna and the x * * * * x «x ing Frank Sinatra|¥The Goyest Party Ever ot. * + 4 «x * + . on Ch r (Chan-/ 0n icago would seem to be Day, Peter Graves, Georgejand fun capital of the world F shall, with 50 fioats and 30/the singing Sandpipers. : H marching bands taking part in/nel 7 at 10.00 p.m.) broken, but Biot Ness (iobert | >= Hernan aman = Kennedy, Audrey Christi d|Miami Beach. In col id A + P tee garale. tchemel Vat 7.38 vee : Stack) whose "untouchables" |Spirit is Willing. A comedy hor- y, Audrey ristie and/} ch. In color. be Oshawa i roduced by eebisvauus WEDNESDAY trapped the gang chief, knows/ror spoof. Starring Sid Caesar Andy Devine. When Doris goes| Shown daily at 1.30, 3.30, TRiMh PECTCCCCTU CECT CCT CTT Maid CARLO PONT! 90 ruscoa, eee merrenaitaeieneenteneenes OE cel ial onal p.m.) ; | DR. JEKYLL AND MR. some other member of the mob and Vera Miles, also in color, est the West goes chicken. A MANNIX -- A drunken Man-| HYDE -- starring Jack Palance| will try to install himself in eee : x Shown weekdays at 7.00 p.m.» -- -- Be ee ee EE eh eb ie th eb 3 nix (Mike Connors) checks into/in the dual role of Jekyll and|Capone's empty chair. (Channel Saturday continuous from 1.00 FREE PEPSI a Mexican retreat for alco-|Hyde. Experimenting with a po-|11 at 8.30 p.m.) DOORS OPEN DAILY AT 12:30 SECOND FEATURE You Have Never Seen Anything in the World Like "WOMEN OF THE WORLD" | : in COLOR with. PETER USTINOV My ODEON PLAYING 3 holics to find out why George|tion, the gentle Dr. Jekyll trans-- BEYOND THE SKY -- Frank)?-™. and Sunday continuous Blake (John Anderson), a tem-| forms himself into a monster of McGee reports on the explora-/{rom 2.00 p.m. EPI'S perate-man, spends so much! deprayity in a misguided at-|tion of space -- a review of time and money there. The de-'tempt to help mankind byjhow far man has come and| REGENT -- Held over for a IZZA bec Nace labors Sa eg the darker side of/some predictions for the journey|second week, entertainment: for bk & monumental hangover, @/human nature. As the fiendish)ahead. The program includes/the whole family, Walt Disney's Simeoe St. $. -- 728-0192 low on the head -- and a case| Mr. Hyde, he launches a career films shot in space, animatediall color Chrisin how Phe f_Ressivnn Rd, W. -- 723-0241 of murder. (Channel 4 at 10.00 of debauchery and destruction! sequences, special effects and| tence SEE Ss 6a he Mae he ie ee Se ae ah Shee We We We ee es ee p.m.) as he prowls through the night-jinterviews with scientists and! var . time haunts of old London./space - industry spokesmen. eesainae. wanes oe Taped in CBC Toronto studios| (Channel 2 and 8 at 10.00 rg) A SWINGING SAFARI OF LAUGHS! 3 Lloyd Robertson describes. live reg hcioedl ery €. Pay eae Co-Starmg Ce ee a S mF p.m.) ler coverage of special ceremonies : : JUL ST JOHN - RICHARD CONTE from Parliament Hill, Ottawa, ___ THURSDAY DANCE GENA ROWLANDS - SIMON OAKLAND surrounding the end of Centen-- MOVIE -- FOLLOW THE JEFFREY LYNN-LLOYD BOCHNER nial Year, Producer is Wilfred SUN -- The life story of golf- | ard SUE LYON as Dara Fielding, executive producer ing great Ben Hogan. Sam Toni ht | Thom Benson. (Channel 3, 6, 12) Snead, James Demaret, Cary g | l | RE a ti at 7.00 p.m.) Middlecoff and Grantland Rice ae 2" NI bs \ oS mire acc widniseaAcsta at ais es > MASS CHOIR 0 MONDAY : Oshawa Public Sc CENTENNIAL SPECIAL -- NEW YE A ' 2 Terrific | l dente performs Ge Thom Benson and Max Fergu- B S i] | i son narrate this comprehehsive, Week! CONTINUOUS pe duis light-hearted review of: Centen- FROM 1:00 P.M. li ln nial Year activity across Can- EVE BALL " s plettaletalalalctatdgh oe ada and in the U.K. and U.S. It * i war x en § includes footage of projects t + ed * | such as Expo '67, the Pan- Sunday $ 7:30-9:30 American Games, the first an- D b 31 AVENA ETERS CHILDREN 156 ANYTIME AEAMOUS PLATERS TREATRE nual Canadian W Games ecember st : and the lighting and e guish- 1967 dt Eee eomeapazene -- Saeesuaaansagaamesam PEM URE GAIN A) 220 eee oe ie wet HIG I ARIANA Oshawa and area ing of the Centennial Flame on Parliament Hill, plus Confeder- ST. JOHN'S HALL joined adults in celeb ation Caravans and Trains, etc The program concludes with 2 } Sora AES New Year's Address to Cana: 31 BLOOR STREET "6 1 ys Sas ays TO ALL OUR FRIENDS 10th birthday, of Can dians by His Excellency Roland : RUDY VELTRI federation. Michener, Governor General of { Dancing 9:30 p.m. to 7 a.m, : T ry Ni . " n , Centennial fever s eae ee 3, 6, 18 at Refreshments & and his New NEW YEAR 5 EVE = 0 better time to Say Thank you for your schools as ied ig 00 p.m. s . Year was ushered in eee Buffet Dinner TORMA DOS ¥ gee in the past -- may we serve you School authorities ¢ ' seal , playing the Ne ? everything from bu ssiel fey) epuatbeate a set Dress -- oe Hats ond NASHVILLE SOUND D ep n the future? pat oA daiad cor der investigation that pits him oisemakers Seating thé lovely Last Time To-Day: my TREAT ie .: against a paramilitary law-en- : be THE FAMILY More than 500 gr crooent crgantzation. The ve. $10.00 Per Couple MARIE HARRISON THE SHAMROCKS a NEW YEAR'S se el eats rerticipates | was the group's chie FOR RESERVATIONS f ; eal 4 of staff, and the vigilantes are RED BARN Coming Monday: planting scheme at | TELEPHONE y: In The OPEN NEW YEAR' Most schools held tr: s and in se : +] 728-4790 'Sie usar NEIL JAC AR'S DAY ether e ¢MAKE YOUR : Dance" a ; CLOSED NEW YEAR'S EVE 6 P.M, through candy and RESERVATIONS * | Country end Western Music is PICCADILLY to purchase the trees +FO Lg with @ Local Fi \ @ Big 'M' Burge IDE im : > THE WORLD'S tas ; cnelneagg GUIDE BOOK > * = F -- © English Styl They held pageants. SWINGIN' bt ea Piast | F . " bas ing, Thanksgiving Da; t : IGHTIEST MEN! B and : ng, : Da + * > = ees Yer FISH 'N CHIPS used the Canadian zi ' x DUNDAS st. ff it, Gee al NEW YEAR'S EVE. : WHITBY ae RIB ROOM © Country Style CHICKEN 'ork. Children were $e LIVE ORCHESTRA pe : M-G-M presents ae é Mi Yomi is to listern to televisio grams connec' x° BUFFET DINNER : HERCULES | R CABBAGE ROLLS dian history = by keep scrapbooks: 0! Xe PARTY HATS * ' |e : @ CHICKEN BURGER oing on during 196 ¥ *| SAMSON ify Featuring The Famous French & displays of the Fath ¥ FOR RESERVATIONS +) | i Conti | ; federation were prev Bo CALL 723-4693 *| ULYSSE , m Continental Buffet from the Rib & Management and Staff free few of the schools be | in PANA ; AND | TneRaN tr oo Nenawent" a R T H k nn sculpture or paintin ¥ x! VISION' And METROCOLOR "pp hei 208 3 Room -- Top Flight Band. ; ' On meat aihetle, © * from M G M wammnmmsenl >A R | THE ¢ R : x * | $ ; Joo oot v | Oshawa separé ; : AK : (A : i Hats F D 7 | board's --. . | : 3 & oer -- omen | esented the schoo ¢ MOTOR HOTEL . ; ie MA K Now Playing DILLAC HOTEL : avors -- Door Prizes -- Etc, _ {La ee ese SSE CESSES OEE SS OES i 394 SIMCOE ST. §S. ic lelalaialatalalatalalalalala % DRIVE-IN AS % -- plays, shows, leans ' eae 9 i ad " OKS, PRESENTS R Reserye Your Table Now RESTAURANT at, SPECTACULAR (ee ae it th t spect Phone 723-4641 Simcoe St. N. at Taunton Rd. : i at re participated in were plidinuamneneeaes tennial spring fest were held at Oshawa torium and most chi hand in their presen The Oshawa Put Centennial Celebrati for two nights May 18 at the auditoriun Centennial fever children was at its they began their pr tines of dance, son nastics amidst colo mobiles and hangir ancies which repr development of tr on land, sea and ai MASS CHOIR A mass choir of voices warmed the auditorium which with parents, rel friends. Their songs otic, moving and Canadians from ¢ The repertoire of t Voice Choir was re' THE SCEPTRES featuring singer Jimmy Clark Rock & Roll At It's Best! eset oe aya yd l dd GOLD RUSH PRESENTS } y in S) cs 4 GENOSHA HOTEL "a Your Own Home Town Boys | POGGGCCECECEC CECE CCE COGY NEW YEAR'S EVE ONLY! | ai SUNDAY MIDNITE T1rIrrm®. rAarma MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS FOR NEW YEAR'S DINNER NOW -- CALL 725-3743 oes, STHIS MOTION PICTURE IS DEDICATED TO LIFE, LIBERTY __ AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPENINGS! | DOORS OPEN 11:30 p.m. FOR ADVANCE TICKET HOLDERS CAUGHT IN OV CHICHESTER, E -- The first police by Britain's rf breathalyser, 4 measures the alco of suspect motoris' | HAVE A HAPPY & PROSPEROUS it ata NEW YEAR IN 1968 ee in a night road cr THE Back by. SPRUCE VILLA The EXCITING SOUND of HOTEL MICKEY MOMSF Popular Demand .., [LR PARAN PICTURES Present * | ; : 3 ef »* * *) ¥ * Be * : * + *| i * : * - + b » = * i * t * * x ; 2 * A udle * i °) ~~. Entericinmend 5 WHITBY y i) >. AMES - bal lege alcleiteiabdedgioc Wh adallgtsres s drunk as shown | y 2 2 | 2 ba } STILL A FEW OPENINGS TO OUR GALA + breath test. 2. ee Williams | Copurn $ NEW YEARS EVE PARTY ON SUNDAY a iain 4-6 68-3386 a IN zg * cores © fhe eee of GERRY MAM od = The nickname acd and chestra n Hee SORUSIDENTS ANALG" Een i] 8 cadae z TONAL B ars of th : GALA | The VIP'S : : : ace : eee * z -- : PANAVISION TECHNICOLOR | ne @ PARTY HATS AND NOVELTIES z Pennsylvania, wilt i oo * a Conf] MRSC CL ELECT C TOSS UCT ETT TTTT Ts i es pete * os ayti ' : ; - | _Gaoriey CAMBRIDGE severw DARDEN "ioai DELANEY Meis oe Wak & a daytime driling € * BALL ew Entertainment Hours x vou suwtey RUBIN: rts reooones FLICKER Site stwraw sowarow KOCH Vintage Room GERRY MANN es hleisaistiacclad ve ooh as Lo . Fridays and Saturdays ni EXTRA! On Our St "EXTRA! and his Orchestra tal NEW YI Don Bin Whitey * Sunda or Your Dancing and Dining Pleasures, * 4 ur age . Ee : : Whitey Woyowych Jey Graham Jim McGraw t y Entertainment and Dancing Will Start * ~ - = BF as over area nee ore ee EORGI N He pos, t Dec. 31st 7 P.M. on Friday * $250°° IN. VALUABLE MERCHANDISE i EVE D. Come an See Oshawa's gift to the world. of Entertainment COMING . bytes 7:30 P.M. on Saturday : DOOR PRIZES MOTOR HOTEL "a MONDAY JANUARY Ist. * French Buffet ee EE Si es ee a i au j * Conti eat Big Shows Nightly -- 6 Days A Week SERA cine lie augenneine S| | Five Shows Nitely Fully Licenced [ft Sad donectaioment Sunday Dinners S-9b-M. : MAKE UES EARTY 2 AN ee ee) | THORNTON SOUTH =] More fun--L ¥ Hots, Diners atid American Expr * ALL SEATS and CHAMPLAIN CENTRAL HOTEL § King West Downt Osh £ -- Noise-Makers ce $ 62 RED B B Downtown Oshawa Bt wri'bcrmce | | : 2.00 GATE | 723-4692 ) | pices ieee : * : coe ' - ! = PHONE | | ee : . : : vise || ¢ j ' prot

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