The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

MR. AND MRS. DAVID J. DAVIDGE of Weston are ploased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Shirley, to Peter Allerston, son of Mr. & Mrs. R.E. Allerston, Timmins. The wedding ‘cerâ€" emony will. take place at Westminster United Church, Saturday, August 1. The young couple will reside in Cooksville. Both Basil and Ken ‘have found Canadian audiences to be quite shy. "Maybe its because of the law â€" â€" they have been Saturday night at the pub is known as ‘English Night‘. Ken explains the reason for this is that, "the English night out is primarily Saturday night; this would follow anywhere in Engâ€" land except London, where it is the same in Canada â€" every night." Their paths did cross in a Toronto film lab about six years a70. It was only after six months of friendship that Ken Cordwell and Basil Sherwood discovered their mutual interest in enterâ€" taining. After some contemplaâ€" tion, they decided to become a duo; they were to be known as "The Pearly Kings". These two men are now apâ€" pearing in the Olde English Pub of the Skyline Hotel â€" much to the enjoyment of many an audâ€" ience. Unless you‘re amongst the early comers, you‘ll find it difficult to obtain a seat. The pianist and the drummer . conduct a singâ€"along in the pub six nights a week. Anyone seeâ€" ing them for the first time is immediately caught up in the spontaneous audience participaâ€" tion. The crowds sing out loud | and clear and occasionally even jJump up and down and in genâ€" eral have a tremendous time of | it. | WILLIAM HOLDEN, Aleec Guinness and Jackâ€" Hawkins star in Sam Spiegel‘s "THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI‘, the Cinemascope â€"Techniâ€" color drama which won seven Academy Awards including that for "best picture". "Kwai" was made by Spiegel and director David Lean, makers of the spectacular "Lawrence of Arabia". Starts soon at the Odeon Biltmore Theatre Weston â€" 1831 Weston Road. the father had successfully coaxâ€" ed his fourteen year old son, Ken Cordwell, to entertain the gathering at the pub. While Ken Cordwell continuâ€" ed to push the ivories, there passed through his home town a duo act under the name of "Sherwood and Forest." Al though Ken never met or saw the drummer of that duo, Basil Sherwood, their paths were to cross in a land far away from England in years to come ~ Canâ€" [ ada. COMING SOONn o TO THE ODEON BILTMORE THEATRE / WESTON 1831 WESTON RD. CH. li®2 Many years kgo in England, a father came rushing home with a great problem. The piano player hadn‘t shown up at the local pub. After much ado, the problem had been remedied; SEE! BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAL! NIGHT BEAT ss TTb WCm us o o e with LEO DONOGHUE â€" CH 9â€"2344 Suburban Art â€" Music â€" Drama â€" Commenting on the local enâ€" tertainment scene, Ken Cordwell stated, "there should be more entertainment. Everywhere one goes to drink, there shoul1 be two bars; one with entertainâ€" ment, one without: if you don‘t want to sing, you can relax in peace. Personally, I wouldn‘t go to a place without music, as music creates an atmosphere; Ken mentioned that although the singâ€"along has only been popularized over here within the last few years by Mitch Milâ€" ler, it has been going on in Eurâ€" ope for hundreds of years. He feels that people like to singâ€" along because it‘s a release of some of the inhibitions of the world today. He remarked, "It‘s an expression of freedom and it also helps people to know one another." _ Speaking about the differenâ€" ces between Canadian and Britâ€" ish audiences, Ken menticned that the basic differences is in the social habits of the people. "In England, more people go out for their entertainment:; they don‘t have parties at their homes like they d6 here â€" â€" over there, the pub is the place to meet." When asked who their favourâ€" ite musicians were, they both answered, ‘each other‘ They say they haven‘t modeled themselâ€" ves after anyone. Ken says that everything they do is a result of years of ‘messing around‘. Basil puts it down to ‘a warped mind‘. Ken says, "we will continue unâ€" til we make enough to retire." The singâ€"alongsters both enâ€" joy their way of, life. "It‘s strange to an outsider, but it becomes second nature to you. Contrary to popular opinion, you can be very happily marâ€" ried even though your hours are strange," said Ken. brought up not to sing in pub lic", commented Basil. Ken menâ€" tioned that ‘Canadians are simâ€" ply not brought up to enjoy a social drink. Ken feels, however, that more and more Canadians are discovering that they can go out and really enjoy them selves while having a drink. Pygmy Island Come And Bring A Friend! The three remaining fireside | night events scheduled for the | summer will be beld Aug. 14, | Aug. 21 and Aug. 28. Further | information may be obtained by â€" telephoning the Authority offiâ€" ces at AVenue 55425 duringl normal office hours. Recommended As â€" Adult Entertainment! Persons planning to attend the fireside night are invited to bring along a picnic supper, and take a swim or hike along a natâ€" ure trail at 7 p.m. prior to comâ€" mencement of the program. The outdoor program will get underway at 8 PA with a fireâ€" ‘side singsong. This will be folâ€" lowed at 8:30 p.m. by Rev. Norâ€" _man Green, national secretary of the Royal Astronomical Socâ€" iety of Canada, who will presâ€" ent an illustrated talk on "Beâ€" yond Earth" â€" a trip through space to planets, stars and uniâ€" verses beyond our own. A film entitled "The Universe" will alâ€" so be shown. Telescopes will be available for the public to do their own starâ€"gazing. Everyone is invited to attend and the onâ€"| ly fee is the nominal 50â€"cent parking fee for cars. I CH 1â€"1821 HELD OVER â€" 3RD WEEK! Fireside Feature Star â€" G: AT 1 P.M. "Charge of the Lancers" _ in colour Lne third in a series of six "fireside nights" sponsored by the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority for the general public will be held Friday evening, July 24, at the _ Greenwood _ Conservation Area. SPECIAL CHILDREN‘S SATURDAY MATINEE Alminta piano and vous Loun The singâ€"al , The Tune Smiths invite their [ audience to singâ€"along nightly} in the ‘Spotsman‘s Inn‘. j | The _ Skyline Hotel, Dixon Road at Highway 27. Howad Foâ€" garty‘s orchestra featuring Vanâ€" f‘ da King nightly in the ‘Cloud Walter Mishko with his orch estra perform | every Saturday night ill the ‘Riviera Room‘. The Constellation Hotel on Road west of Highwa Rae Todd and her guitar 15 August in the ‘Banyan race‘. The Cambridge Motor Hotel, Martingrove Road â€" at Dixon. Hart Wheeler and his Escorts sing, dance and play to both the "Cambridge Room" and the ‘K.i_n_g's Lounge‘. BJLTMORE THEATRE 1831 Weston Rd. The Ascot 27, Rexdale Bouls vard and Highway 27, features singing guitarist Charlotte Vale in the ‘Circle Lounge‘. months ago on the ARC and may be purchased at local record shops. MUSIC Last January, Ken Cordwell and Basil Sherwood recorded live, an LP called ‘Singâ€"Along with the Pearly Kings at the Skyline‘. It was released three months ago on the ARC label and may be purchased at most it’l}gll.\f&ill to bond people toâ€" COOLED BY REFRIGERATION! 0 D EO N ie Pearly along in Lounge third Je Nights re Songs, Gazing Dawson sings in Kings the ‘O of Highway 27 27. Howad Foâ€" featuring Vanâ€" in the ‘Cloud s conduct a ‘Olde English plays the ‘Re guitar until ‘Banyan Terâ€" ys â€" the Rendezâ€" , Dix " BB CAREFULLY FITTED by our expert corsetâ€" | ieres with over 52 years of gnaranteed satisfaction | up to 50% orr (SPORTSWEAR) NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS sras kssy 0 55 1.76 cirpie Sm 00 ty _ 2.9, y in y 49 GIRDLE ase 0 ras. ~3.9] BRAS 2""" u.. â€" T9 .Cewz's ‘s Blouses s Skirts «i STORE WIDE SALE BIG SAVINGS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS sums (Cotton) snms (White Only) ;‘;g Swin Suits Shorts & _ Reg. To Jamaicas 4.98 ur to 50)% orr (FOUNDATIONS) WE MUST CLEAR ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE snn Use Our Convenient Payâ€" ment Plan â€" Buy All You Need At Our Clearance Sale â€" Take Months To Pay. w 10 50 Z?Mg"opzu B a 2. 0 ? Â¥ fl F :, y ..; j j \“ h?vmv ,.,»i a Lip# .. ‘\‘ SPECIAL GROUP \ '\“.) c \\““ SALE #5@ee Q it SAVE NOW Beautiful, Sleeveless Bandean) _ SPECIAL (Lined) eeveless) PAY LATER SAVE NOW 8.98 Reg. To 3.98 Reg. 4.98 2882 DUNDAS ST. WEST ner KEELE ST To 2.98 $ # 96 $ 1.96 $ # 96 $ 1.26 $ 1.66 * _ CABANA SUIT sotis ANDS _ sHORTS ="s,.., 1.79 priamas o I rints 2.97 JEANS ((v":;:'kt m:'t; 4.97 ' (:\i‘r:. 3.97 it . swrts S 79¢ 'Swim Suits Stretch All the most wanted styles and fabrics; Colours, Linens, Arnels are included in this GREAT SALE Sizes 8 to 20. Smart Checks, Stripes, Prints, Sotid shades. s NQW IS THE TIME TO STOCK UP AND SAVE SIZES: 8 to 20 â€" 144 to 24% Adds Dash To Daytime Dresses â€" Washable With Very Little Ironing â€" Cool Cottons In Many, Many Colors â€" Just Beautiful Generous Overlap Or Button Styles Sleeves Or Sleevrless Ree. to Swim Sui 8 Swine: Suies . Stpe "t c dln t3 SPORT SHIRTS Cotton: Soties g to Rer WRAP â€" ‘N â€" TIE UP T0 COOL COTTONS DRESSES Cottor ks Faney“ 3 to 6 x _ Reg Prints 8 to 1t Reg Checks 3 to 6x Cords _ Reg. 1.98 Chine 2 to 6x Reg and Check 8 to 14 Reg o 50% (BOYS) Cotton Knit Solid, fAncy Reg. 139 8 to 14 .66 ts i 3 to 6: UV | Solia Brint ShinC hk P3 ‘YoC sUN DRESSES 5 es "*"*"* iAz t~, 1 J SHORT SHORTS e * ti o. ; 1J CROP TOPS Ast OPEN THURS. â€" FRI. TILL 9 p.m. 14 â€" Reg: 2.98 Sizes 8 to 20; 14%4 to 24. 46 to 52 Sleeve or Sleeveless Newest Colors Newest Styles In Cottons and Silks And Many Other REGULARLY TO $12.98 STREET DRESSES Fabrics. Amazing Value OFF 1.39 .O T " 4 07 « 4 1.34 smort sets Lal | 1 99 Open Thursday and Friday Evenings 1915 Weston Rd. at Lawrence â€" 241â€"( BATHING SUITS PlA YSU" I‘"ai:l:'ie:‘ UP T0 500 Brand New, Beautiful, Sleeveless Dresses, Sheaths and Fulls. Panties « Fancy & Slips "hcas "+..00Q GOWNS com» °* 149 BABY DOLLS «<â€"»â€"» 1.49 NYLON HALF SLIPS*s.:~1.99 Gowns, Full Slips (Nyion or Reg. To Baby Dolls Cotton ]3§89 UP T0 REG. $14.98 Cottons With Cotton Solid Reg. to Panties Gingham 4.98 Â¥ o 50% (GIRLS) m 50% (LINGERIE) Drip Bright â€" Reg Dry _ Cottons 1. YOUR CHOICE Solid _ Cotton Reg. to 299 Flora) Lines 4.98 x Elastic Asst. Reg. to Colors 1.59 Helenca asst. Reg. to ts 146 5. 266 380 # OFF for 97¢ Tt 1.00 OFF