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_________ ORON'U WEEKLYZ TIMES, TIHURSDAY, JANUAR'Y l9th, 1f67 Rtend AIong W*àih Usf*... Last, Thursrlay evening, the ajble to Airs. Paul McMackin as book under analysis at the Rea.J- 1Kingston, thinily disguised.ý ing Club was Robertson Davie,,'; come ovl "emcs-Tot. - In ýTempest-Tost' Davies re- lates the anusing efforts of aLt Williamn _oeto aisi lete Threaýtre group to produce son of Senator W. RPnte t DaviesSaeser' 'The Tempest' as a a Welshmpan whoý lef t is n ative pastoral on the' lawn of a local land when on,,ly 1,5 years ýold tIo e1Lfit.e backstage activities ccorne tn Caniada to Ia'ntheprint prve imoreengs ing tanthe ing trade at the 'Brantford Expos- play, itor'. He became an- iunta imewspaperrnan as ownier of the This book's. main character isi "Kingistoni Whig Standard' and the -ector, the mnethodical, xiddfle- ýPeterborougilh Examiner.' àgdrathemnatics teacher who la- explicablyJ acts out-of-chiaracter by Robertson was borni in 1913 atinsin on a part in the play in- lThamesvilie, Ontario. Ris formaI stead of beîng lirnited to his us- education was attained, in the uli oie of business mnanager. In Kingston andi Renfrew public direct contrast to bis usual calm, schools, Uplier Canadla College, commion-sense nmanner, hie be- tQueen's -Univeirsity and Balliol lcornes idy eaord wt Collegce, Oxford. younig Grise]lda. Rlis infatuation is Mis extra-cuirricular initerests comiiplicated byv the fact thiat Gris- were the school magazines and elda is pursuîed by Roger Taset the mnusical arid dramatic produc- the Casanova of the Cast, and by1 tions. Rlis Oxford thesisz 'Shake- Sally Bridgetower, the mother- speare's Boy Actors' was bis first dorinated assistant- director., îýublished work, ard is an acl A reviewver's statement that inowledIgedý authority. Robertson Davies is -a stylish writ- Going dlown fromn Oxford, le er was supporteil by examples of- stili rernainied theatre-onntd delightfully coic words used in pla,-ying minor parts and looking particularly ap)t places. afterrnsci aLeleFec Satire (the use of ridicule, sýar- production. Tyrone Guthrie offer-caaioytexsatck r edl him a job at theý Old Vie where deI10de vice1s, foluies, stupidities hedd 1tg rng, som ac- orabuses) is iused effectively by ing and directing as well as teach- Da e ullh-effely rila- ingý in the Old- Vic Theatre Seoo- einst pcertain Canadihrn foih1pes On bis returu to Canada, thie bearded Davies becarne Lite-ery Editor of the 'Saturday Night', and in 1942, became editor and later publisher of the 'Peterbor- ough Examniner' wbere his account of the doîngs of the imagnyi Samuel Marchbanks was a popu. lar weekly item. He was the Te- cipient of two literary honuirs -1 the Stephen Leacoclc Medal fr Humnour anid the Lorne Pierce A. ward for his contribution to Can- adiari literature. In 1962, he was appointedt Mas- ter of Mlassey Collegel, University of Toronto. His latest effort at play-writingl was a colabo:tive project, the reeently panned 'Cen- Temipest-Tost This is the first of a trio of novels referred to ats the Salter- ton Novels. These satirizations of Caniadian provincialized and coin- placency are ail bufilt around the mythical town of Saltertonl and its inhabitants. Saterton, a tow,ýn with a university, a federall pris'- on, a militarycoeg and rnuchi stone architecture m'as rýecogniiz- EXHIBITION, Secure youi Fanrê liquor ]iaws, Ont(arioarhtcue piolitickýing in Little Theatre grouips, the 'cluibwomian' type, pseudo-intellectualisirn, the Nor-m- al Schioel curickulum-f, salesinan- i ship, amateur interior dlecor-ation, lOntario parties, sriobbery. To Attend Jehovah Fred Roberts, the presiding Minister of thie Bowmanville Con- grega,,,tion Jehovah's Witnesses will attend the semi-annual Cîr- cLlP Aeb.Ja'ma'-y 7 ,a- lorg wýfýIth10 othle-, Con03tns T1 eA~seb1vwill be held at the Sir Wilfred Laurier Colflegiate In- stituIte, Searborough. IThie sessions will start at 6:45 Friday evening. The theme of the' three-dIay convention is "Become Spiritual Men - with Everlasting Life in Ve. The purpose of thle A,ýssembly is to make Jehovah's Witnesses more proficient min- isters so they cai render greater service to the communîty ^and .strenrgthien thieir own faith to live up to Godly prineÎples of the Bible. Fridlay evýening«'s prograra will fature a fim, îltitled 'ileritage', whiich will provide beneficial in- struction on Bible rn4ters for both parentsan children who at- tenid. Saturday evening, a colored film enitled 'God cannot Lie' will be shown. This film will*emphasize the privilege #of being a servant to God and a regular praiser of RiS narne. Door-to Door1 preaching actîvity ýwili be scheduled for Saturdaiy mnorninig. Saturçlay afternoon wiil see a baptismal service, a regular feature of Jehiovah's Witnesses The clirnax of the Convention Peltzer-Moffat (,Continuied from page 4) and groom passed weidding cake. Guests were present from as far Tt was agreed that '«Temlpest- away as Cnigâray and ÈMediciný Tost' is an entertaining novel. Rt Works of Robertson Davies Shakespeare's Boy ,AtorS Shakespeare for 'Young- Players A UNITED CHURtCi Th'le Diary of Samuel March- ban1s - Orona Pastoral The Tabletalk of samnuel march- banarg Fortupie, My Foe Eros at Breakfast .and Others % < Minister At My Heart's Core, Temrpest-Tost 11ev. B. E. Long Leaven ofJ Malice SUNDAY, JANUARY 22, 196 -A Mixture of Frailties Orono- Reniown at Stratford Sunday School01 at 10:00 Twice Rave thie Trumapets Morn1ing9 Service at 11:.15 SoudedKirby- Thirice t1-va Brinded Cat Hat flii Morning Servnice t 645 e'dSunday, Seh(Ool at 11:00o Our Livîing Tradition Leskard- A Voice Froir the Attic Sunday Schýool agt 9:4,5 A Mask flor Mr. Punch.Roino Dýorothy Rbiso Corne to the NY23,26, 2722, 167 PARK - TORONTO, Ontairiof OYALBowm-anville 6 23 -5 58 9 THURSDAY FRIDAV SATURIYAY - JANUARY 19, 20, 21 gRETURN 0F THE SEVENg g (COLOR)g g Yul Brynner, Robert Fullerg g SUN. MON. TUES. WED.- JANUARY 22, 23, 24, 25g (COLOR) g Documientary Filmg a r iWitne!s AssýmbIy Lci News wiIl be Sunday afternoon a't Lthree StLulents or- grade eightaon ol'clock wlien the District Super- w-ith their, parents attended air visor, Mr. Clare Statton, will. de open house a.t the Clarke High liver the public Bible talk, Sat-1 Sehool on Thiesday, eveninog. Staffl isfyin Ma~krA's 'taPct Ne'-d'. M 6 the sehool) was present to açsist MdI )eson f this ('o, vention ,,in otiigts orc vial xviii be opený to the publicen oa tesho and notoehw h coleton*ill be taken. vstr thr.outh e school. g 'i g iS our professional - responsibilityg To compomid yeur physician'y pre. g 's ription:wth the utmst preisi:: q ~ istered phaiacist. There is neyer any compromise with accuracy! 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