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Inc Chrmrnu As one of Can. Ida's but known new". Born m nttg1ngtd, he studied at the Royal besArrrq at Danni: Art m but.“ was mum nea- - II I most succuntul direc- hr in with Repertory Theatre. “I I featured perfonner at M5 Stmttorxi his appen- - on the lene and Mus. h mm, In comedy shou- Bot W radio and lelev‘mon and On the II“. have mtroduad hurt -riuetusoua-cu "te-is-tue-that dept. Whenes er I me an adret'ti,err:tt,t Show ing frothy bits of trou,seau. I can't help retiecung tnat tnousartds of brides are tempted into buying these glamorous and expensive items because they feel that this ls the proper way to be attired in the early days land nights) of marriage. And so it is. but the majority of new husbands never get to me these visions of lace and loveliness because the bride changes in the bathroom and then scuttle: into bed and covers herself to the chin with bed- clothn. But year: later. when modesty has been replaced by familiarity. when they dress m comradely style, jockeving for the mirror and with plenty of time for hubby to feast his eyes on his loved one at her toxlette. what is she wearing? I'll tell you - she'g --weering that $1.98 slip which Aunt Marg gave her last Christmas and which is now a peculiar shade of off-white: her bra has knots in the straps and the elastic has been mended twice: her nighty has lost its bows and the hem droops. and she hasn't owned a peignoir since her honevmoon days. Now in muidieage, is the time for Mum to go out and spend $50 on some tantalizing lin- gerie; it would make her feel better and put I sparkle in Dad's sheumy old eyes. but of course, this is; also the time when Junior needs help with his college fees or Mary decades to get married. To celebrate its IOU: season. the National Touring Company of the Canadian Players " pre- senting a new kind of dramatized amendment, 'tarrnng a quartet of leading player: in the Cana- dian theatre, This 18 the group which will perform m Etobicoke when William Hun, Zoe Cald- well, Eric Christmas and Ameha trun, play 111 "Masterpieces of Comedy" directed by David Gardner. Etobicoke Concerts A" mention ls gratified to be able to announce thrs outstanding event for Monday, February in, M. 8.30 m Etobicoke Collegiate Auditorium. Montgomerx Road. Zoe Caldwell comes strum: to Minn Players from a brilliant nieces at the Tvrone Guthrie Mr! In Minneapolis where in wound up as the leading hdv d the company, Mm Calawell came to Candi: Stratford Fes- m where uh: was an Immedi- Wil Some rush seats will be walkable --dor information telephone BE 1-1103 or BE 3-2002, Dawd Gardner, who directs "Masterpieces of Comm)” has become established as one of Canada's most versatile and val- ued men of the theatre. Born m Toronto, he studied at the Um- versity of Toronto. He acted m llama-us plays at Hart House Mn and was m the first company at Stratum. Ontario. William Hutt II the star of the Canadian Players 19634964 tour, Born in Toronto his career has Included acting m and directing Little Theme productions. I nay in Engidnd and starring rolm at tt Bristol Old Vic and London's est Ind and performances Various school otrkrats rune sues-ed I: al Inc "tarort for me boys' dat otf Is not what thes dlrapplutt' of when " poorl of them, but because the boys named to selse me detention. But what they seem to overlook " that the detention was unjustified. It would be mterestm: to know how muny other Elliot Lake high school students are ever punkhed for taking the day off for any purpose, and whether any stuoents have ever been excused Show to attend a funeral. I would have thought attending a friend's funeral was pretty". Important - and President Kennedy was aes- cribed by all our great Canadian public men as a friend. I expect there are more nuances to the case than have been reported, but one tlung seems Clear -. the pnncnpal of the Elliot Lake High School (or of any high school) ls supposed to be capa- ble of exercxsing judgment m maintaining discipline and inter- preting school rules. This means treatmg the students as indivi- duals and assessing each Infringement of the rules in the light of what he knows about the child's tarruly. background and motives for the nusdeed. whatever " IF, It seems that Principal Ernest Dickson hasn't done thu: became he encountered an Intelligent articulate. determined parent, he got annoved and stuck to the letter of the rules. As a result, he's got I bobcat bv the tall and it won't let him go. Hutt, Caldwell, Christmas To Star In Comedy At Etobicoke Collegiate " a in tn . mortal-baud. of course. but there ate some questions id like answered; would it have been better for the boy.) it they'd taken the day ott and lied about their reason tor doing so? Would it have been better tor the boys it thev had Just decided not to [a to school became they didn't teel like it and told the teacher they'd been sick, Would it have been better for the buy! if their parents had been utseastt1ve slots who vouldn't care tess about the death ot a great man? The answer to all these is ohviollly ya. Charles Baku. chairman of the Blind River/El- lint Lake high school board wald the boys mil not be allowed to return to wheel until they agree to "pay their debt lo musty“. Mr. Eaket must teei that watching the Kennedy funeral on TV was an anti-social act, like drunk driving or assault, which has to be punished, As Mr Warkholdt said, "We are proud to be Cana, dians, but [ind it hard to understand a thing like this in a com- munity built on US. trtveutment." Ah. but Mr. Warkholatt doesn't realize that Canadian: generally ticn't want US. money. even if it does enable them to earn a better living: Canadians gunerally would rather hand the place back to the Indiam than bee it built up with American dollars. It: “ell knoun Am Canada; that American capitalists are corrupt Wuel‘llldd babx-eatirve twuom while Canadian t'apitalipts are kindly old gvntlrmen who lore denies. their Mummies and Canada. . I” “I w a“ d small-minded, bumbling otfi, n the recent annual meeung ”in th- pun a! I principal and Ichaalboud has occurred held " the Lurns Club Arena. - thir ill. a was: 1gb. You probably all know the story by Membership attendlng the um. m; m m and " and " I!" told by thetr pdrenu to cheon meeluu represented all an - the any 01 President W’s funeral in order to wum c l e v e n bunches, Kingsway. the -monies on TV. Mr. and In. Vilrkholdt obvtoualy con- Royal York Road. Bloordale - gidnrqd that um um " mm» my: amnion in which murmvlml- sannysea, Humber Val- an. should minute in much as possible. As a result, the hunk-W tiumber Bay. Bhutan, Al, sign! principal, Mr. Dickson. ordered the boys to serve an hour tlr, wood, If“; B r auch, New Inn; Momma tor taking the day at! and when they refused to ammo an K lmACO. do go, he suspended them from school. Since then the local schoél- n 3:: 1r,o'easfee,ttwt,"'lteenet,2 hon-fill» approved the pnncxpal 3 action, M, presumably the boys Hospital Volunteer Associatron" are still barred from schooh In nrdpr m nnl-nuragp and allow so it's back to the bargain basement for Mother. It's that all, no one ever sees her mums except Dad, Talkingpoint One of the great ladies of the Leo C Canadian Theatre.'Miss Amelia Plummt Hall's career started in amateur al caree and semi professional companies. Canadia where her fellow actors Included Ottawa, nadians ' Jan. 3tt96d--- 13 Gal. Gas 1 I _tlal. Gas , Gal. Gas On Friday, Saturday, Sunday I Hoiidoy’ you actos", Sou an Additional 2Se FLASH Leads Again . . PURCHASE 7 Gal. Gas 5 Gal. Gas EXTRA BONUS! "x, CAR WASH "ECONoAMZE" WHERE THEY "SPEctALtZE" WI SILL ONLY CANADA'S "it!!! GASOLINIS IT'S TERRIFIG H IT'S UNBELIEVABLE r, I 5535 DUNDAS ST. WEST Clip this advertisement oer and receive on 010701.: bonus on city It", wash deal. Oppou'n Clover“ lo Mall get marned. too bad, but Piano 239-0691 YOUR WASH FOR 1.09 1.29 mg mucn discussion and several amendments, all of which were defeated. Including the onglnal motion, " was voted to keep the name as n has always been "The Women's Auxiliary to the Queensway General Hospital." mg mucn drstu amendments, a defeated. Inc-[u motion. u was The proposal to change the name to “Queenswny Genenl Hospital Volunteer Assoclauon" In order to encourage and allow men to yam and work was de- ieuted. Mrs, H. A. Agar. speak- ;ng agamsl the motion felt the ladies would be glvlng away a hills of mar bulking!" Since hospitals have had women's aux- illaneu the world over, Follow- The Advisory Board proposal also came under some fire, Since some objected to the nice that this board of thuteen be appoint- ed bv the Central Executive of the elmen branches. However. rt was tmally agreed upon. and branch chairmen wall bring m suggestions to the next Central Executive meeting of prospective caruiidistes. Cha1rman Mrs, J Cox pre,ided over the :Ixeenng and heard re- ports from all branches oi the servuc, followed bv Mrs. Cox presenting Mr. C. Norman Ap- przsemzng Mr. C, anman Ap- plewn, mam-man of the board of _ Governors of the hospital wnn a . . trei,urer's report suitably tied, to show Illa: $25,000 was mere tir t DICk for them on command. ralsed by . the Auxiiiary, to supply a Hydro . l therapy pool for the physiother- ol nylte ap} department as well as some - . Ciel-Ironic laboratory equipment. . l‘llunllormg equlpznem had been IS S ews pm m the opcratme mam last Jun, and hats been used very Cunlory to the runwux' DIC- “VIEWED evei WWW-l sently hemp civculated. "Lu W, - - - and Hinard hare not been lnut- . ed to attend the 3rd Annual Townshlp of Toronto Winter Can . nn'al on Saturday, Februarv 8 . The Women's Auxiliary to tho Quecmway G e n c r al Hospital dealt with um contentious Issue: $25,000 In Hospital Kitty Proves , Ladies Auxiliary h Best Medicine The standard comment has been that, smce both had um- siderable experience with Ro. man-oriented transportatiort m "Cleopatra", this couple was a natural to challenge the local high schools m the chariot race carnival, Director Jerry Lowe In- sists that no entry has been re~ ceived. The carnival commences at It30 pm. with races for children of all ages. High school events in tug of war, relay. cheerleader competition and the "elassuc" chariot race at 4:30 pm. are high- lights of the day. In the evening. a figure skat- ing exhibition will start the pro- gram at 7:00 pm. Square dam-- mg on ice will follow __ every- one Is welcome to particupute. young f.hutadians, John Colicos, Leo Ciceri and Christopher Plummer. Miss Hall's profession- al career began in 1949 with the Canadian Repertory Theatre in Some 180 million are destroyed at the Sel\'8 Bank of New Mk 69c 8h UP IN SMOKE $1.26 $1.06 86c 66c " YOU SAVE dollar hm: Federal Rc. York each AND GIFT WRAPPED TOO! More than 500 members of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Queensway General Hospital held their on- nuol general meeting and |uncheon at Lake- /" t t Oloytprii.lippI,.trly,l,slllI)itolll,.'illl. The guest speaker, Mrs, C. W. Sheridan. Past President of Hos- pital Auxultaries Association of Ontario commented on the lively Interest shown during the busi- ness meeting, and said it was a good healthy attitude. and re- marked on how the eyes of On- tario had been on the Queens- way hospital when they were the first hospital to open up the "self care" unit. Speaking for all hospital auxiliaries she pointed I l shore Lions Arena last week. President Mrs. James Cox (centre) presented a token $25,000 to C N, Appleton, chairman of the Board of Governors. On right Mrs. R. E. Baylas, trees. Open Tuudov, Thundav and 'rider nigh" ottil 9:30 pm Other night until 6:00 '1». b On Dual-I Street a. the Chunk-f " Highway 27 In winning this award for the second tortsetutivenyeor, we at Cloverdale Mo" are appreciative of the obligations imposed in being chosen‘to receive this honour and pledge to continue to make available merchandise and services of the highest calibre. out (hat in the past year 72.000 women had raised over a million dollars with emphasis on volun- teer services. Mrs. Sheridan con- eluded her address by showing slides of hospitals all over thi- tario. Special guests present in- eluded many representatives of the many other hospital auxn- iaries of Toronto and Metro as well as Mayors and Reeves of the Lakeshore and hospital exec- unves. Oloverdraore Mall 1963 "JUDY" AWARD WINNER is proud to have been selected as a 1963 AWARD FOR gliiltnliillSlliil EXCELLENCE The "Judy" Awards are awarded annually by Mn Gum”? Salesman. Ontario Market, in 0pm cometition amongst firms and orgartizafions which haw made outstanding con- tributions lo the retail fashion industry. w . Mrs. Hymer is considered an‘onto Baptist Women's Associa- outstanding speaker ' and the tion; Mrs. Morris Tarzwetl, chair- }Chrlstian Citizenship Committee man of the Humber Valley Re- of the United Church Women of gional Committee, Catholic Wo.. Kingsway-Lambton, feels most‘merr's League; Mrs. W, M Mc- fortunate in obtaining her ser-Hntyre. president of the Toronto vices for this auspicious occasion. ft'Tyee: United Church Wo- (She is also the United Nations' men; Mrs. C. E, Tipping, Educa- ‘Observer for the Busipess and tional Convener for the Toronto Professional Women's Club which Arch _ Diocesan Council, Catho. covers all faiths and is, in tact, lie Women's League. Chunk We... in the United “I“ will ' i Joint nut- iatg o! Pym-tun uni Catholic chum women " the King-way: [Amman Unitad Chm-ch o n Thursday. February a. at tao on In. W Hymn. Unit-ileum to speak tom-non their kw Ohm» tor the 1miudWsternatiorsat Night, the ”was... his is the first inter-church meeting ot in kind to his place in Ontario and invitations Inn been sent to all priests and min- isters in Etobicoke Township, the hkuhow and Weston. Also the presidents of the woman] groups in Protestant" and Roman Catho- lie churches. th e Y.W.C.A. bunches Ind the United Nations Association. It is an open meet- ing and interested women of every faith, and in any area of Metro, are cordially invited to attend. Etobicoke Extends Metro Welcome In The "annual: noon AT THE Cloverleaf Hotel 619 EVANS AVE., ALDERWOOD TO THE MUSIC OF on the Heintzman Organ and Pious. Every Thursday - Friday - Saturday Evgs. EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING ENJOY MUSICAL RENDITIONS " RUSS JAYE AND HIS QUINTET NO COVER CHARGE MMlM LARRY GRAY , Among those planning to at- tend: Mrs. R. W. Cameron. West Toronto Presbyterial Executive, {and member of the Presbyterian iWomen's Missionary Society; Mrs. /t.cy Jones, director of the Tor. onto Baptist Women's Associa- tion; Mrs Morris Tarzwell, chair- man of the Humber Valley Re- gional Committee, Catholic Wo- (merfs League. Mrs. W, M Mc- "ntyre, president of the Toronto ft'Tyee: United Church Wo- men; Mrs. C. E, Tipping, Educa- ytional Convener for the Toronto M taking m active pun in the mar-chumh meeting, in addition to the speaker, will be: In. W. M. Beer, president of JUngsway - Lamblon U n i t c d Church Women; Mrs. A. H, Cob. ham, Immediate past-president ot the Toronto Arch-Dimes“ Council, C n t h o l i e Women's hunt; Mrs. R. M. Robinson, tit, George's-on-the-Hnl A n gl i c a n Church. evqin‘.