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4 ™ OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, April 18, 1967 © "LIZ" WINS AN OSCAR A SANTA MONICA, Calif -- | (left) and Burt Lancaster Elizabeth Taylor, holding the | after she posed for pictures Academy Award Oscar she | following the show. She i won a few minutes earlier as | recuperating from a near al best actress of 1960, is helped | pneumonia illness that struck to her chair by Bob Hope ' her in London several months Ma WARD | OTTAWA (CP) -- The head- quarters of the largest and pos- sibly most vital of the North |American Air Defence regions will go underground next year, informed sources said Monday. The head quar ters will be moved from the RCAF base at St. Hubert, Que., to an under- ground combat centre at Grout Lake near North Bay, Ont. The move will be made when the centre which will house the SAGE Semi Automatic Ground Environment -- elec- tronic system which will control the operations of both manned and unmanned interceptors is completed. The NORAD region which this headquarters controls includes the Atlantic Provinces, Labra- dor, Quebec, Eastern Ontario and Maine. at Comox, B.C.; several United States Air Force interceptor squadrons in Maine, Newfound- land and Labrador; and at least two Bomarc squadrons of 30 missiles each at North Bay and La Macaza, Que. Into the centre will be fed in- formation about waging an air battle. From it Bomarc anti-air- craft missiles can be launched from bases, hundreds of miles away. A yeal ago there was a move in the United - States to save money by building these SAGE combat centres above ground. However, former defence minister Pearkes insisted that the SAGE unit in Canada be laced underground for better rotection. MOST UNDERGROUND Thus the Trout Lake head-| quarters will have control over | .4 |all RCAF Interceptor squadrons| : with the exception of the one! It is believed that nearly all SAGE centres will be under- ground. The Trout Lake SAGE is the only one in Canada. Daletice Nerve Centre (Will Go Underground Informants said that when the northern NORAD region headquarters moves to North Bay, RCAF Air Defence Com- mand Headquarters will remain at St. Hubert. How many Canadian intercep- tor squadrons the Trout Lake combat centre will command remains in doubt. Four CF-100 squadrons will be disbanded by Sept. 30, leaving two at Bagot- ville, Que., and one each at Ot- tawa, North Bay and Comox. The RCAF hopes these five remaining squadrons will be equipped with the American su- personic F-101B interceptor be- fore they also have to be dis- banded. Originally NORAD was to have 11 regions, five of them international. It is understood that in the last year this num- ber has been reduced to nine but the boundaries of these are secret. | American people have become vastly enlightened about food. Perhaps the repeal of the Pro- hibition amendment started it, prosperity helped, {leisure helped a bit more, an the coverage by magazines, ago, and had to be escorted to the stage by husband Eddie Fisher #6 accept the golden statuftte. --AP Wirephoto immeasurably more. Not too long ago it was im- vitation to pleasure of the palate. The en- Colorful Book Glorifies 'New Era In Fine Eating the incomparable named, together with a list of|Mrs. I. Glass; Mrs. H. Foster fine restaurants of Europe chos- Plan Canvass For $5,100 BOWMANVILLE -- The vol- unteers of Bowmanville Cancer Society" wiil be canvassing this month for $5100, which is part of a provincial objective of $1,550,000, which in turn is part of a national objective of $3,- 287,000. In this district the fol- lowing groups will be canvass- ing -- Bowmanville: The Sun- shine Group and the Canadian Order of Foresters Court Ven- ture and Court; Tyrone: The Ladies Orange Benevolent As- p.m. "House of Ttrlgug LX J THEATRE GUIDE p.m. Box office opens at 7.00 p.m. Show starts at 720 p.m. Marks -- "The Fugitive Kind" 1.00, 4.05, 7.10, 10.25 p.m. "Here Come the Girls" 2.20, 5.25, 8.40 p.m. Last complete show 8.40 p.m. Plaza--"'Sons and Lovers" 1.3§, 3.35, 5.30, 7.30, 9.30 p.m. Last complete show 9.30 p.m. Brock -- "The Subteraneans" 7.00 and 9.55 p.m. "Key Wit. ness" 8.35 p.m. Last complete show 8.30 p.m. NEW BUSES A total of 200 new city buses have gone into operation in Mexico, the first of 500 due by the end of the month, Biltmore -- "The Magnificent Seven" 240, 6.15, 9.50 p.m. "The Walking Target" 1.25, 4.55, 8.30 p.m. Last complete show 8.20 p.m. Drive-In -- "Purple Gang" 7.30 sociation; Leskard: Mrs. Clar- ence Martin; Salem: The Cana- dian Order of Foresters; Maple Grove: The Women's Institute, The Howie and School Club; Burketon: The Canadian Girls in Training; Enniskillen: Wom" en's Association; Enfield: Wom- en's Association; Haydon: Women's Association; Hamp- ton: Women's Service Club; Ebenezer: The Doubles Club; Solina: 2he Women's Institute; Zion: Women's Association; Courtice: Mrs. John Walter, captain; North Antioch, Mrs, Moffatt; Crooked Creek and Newtonville, Women's Institute, Mrs. William Milligan, Cap- tain; Cowanville, Mrs. L. Reid; Starkville: Mr. and Mrs. B. Farrow; Port Granby and Lake- shore, Miss Doreen Powell, cap- tain; Brown School district, Mr. and Mrs. T. Wilson; Clarke Union, Mr. S. Moffatt; ' Kirby, Mrs. S. Rutherford; Kendal: and Mre G. Cathcart; Number joyment of fine food and drink en by the editors. A dozen ar-|Nine School district, Home and is the most last, most repeated, ticles -- a dozen exciting visits School Club; Providence, Mrs. world's finest experts in this tros of France. increased of all the luxuries of life, and|to the world's greatest temples|Hyland and Mrs. White; Shaws d!this book is a unique excursion{of gastronomy: the Pavillon, School District: Home and into the magic domain of gas-|Galatoire's, the posh places of School newspapers and books helped tronomy -- The tour is under San Francisco, the world-famous | Mr, Munneke; Orono, Women's the supervision of some of the restaurants and the hidden bis-| Association Club; South Antioch: The United The Lion- of Church, Newcastle: BOB TONY | HOPE MARTIN IN "HERE COME | THE GIRLS" IN TECHNICOLOR (ADULT) ...AND NOW THE SCREEN 1S STRUCK BY LIGHTNING! How dng = MARKS TENNESSEE WILLIAMS' Tue Fugimye Kiwp 4 % 7g 4 pi ERE EER NEN & [overs & HOWARD - STOGEWELL- IE WENDY RARY WEATHER HILLER- URE SEARS, highly specialized field who are| Editor Ted Patrick of Holiday equally adept with pen and fork writes, in the preface: "Food is |-- here is a lifetime feast of|a determining factor in where to| fine talk about fine food, one of | go, where to stop. Food is a de-| the finest topics of social con- terminant in the enjoyment of| versation in the age. any place or any carrier. Food possible to find a good restau- | rant in the United States out- {side of New York City, Chicago, {San Francisco, New Orleans and | Boston. Today you can find ex- |cellent restaurants in Los An- |ettes. Free Guides ", Driver Fails Notity Dept. Lie (ITI di AWARD FEATURE TIMES: 1:35 - 3:35 - 5:30 - 7:30 - 9:30 Woman Fined NOMINATIONS After Accident AJAX (Staff) -- An A jax/boy, who told her his name was woman who waited six hours George Griffin, her name and before reporting an accident injaddress but that the boy replied which a 15.year-old boy was/that he was unhurt : : struck down, was found guilty of. Mrs. Brunelle continued that falling to report the accident/when she arrived home I by Magistrate Crawford Guestitook a sedative because she was in Police Court Monday and upset and waited until her hus fined $15 and costs, or three band came home before taking days, any action in the ter Cecile Brunelle, of 5 Durham Sergeant William Shaw of the street, Ajax, pleaded not guilty|AJax Police - Department told as charged and stated that she the ourt that although the acci- did not report the accident at dent happened at 1.23 the time because she wished tof\vas not report consult her husband that evening. He said that dur- Mrs. Brunelle told His Wor ing that afternoon the boy's ship that on March 9, she was mother had reported the acci- . along King's Crescent dent to the police but could only ticed a number of Si¥e. 3 desc ion of the car. g snowballs. She "You should have made it blew her horn at Your business to see that the but that suddenly a boy was well as he was uncon- in front of her car Scious for about three seconds," tked down. sald Magistrate Guest in passing d continued. that Sosment. i the boy if he was She/boy Fines Levied al » nd aid No" and Fv that the acident was his ult. She said she offered the §--_-- a----" ) Youth Fined $25 And Costs ville youth, found by police to AJAX (Staff) -- A Bowman- »e driving without lights and us-ito, a temporary permit, was cha 1 a total of $35 and costs by| ford strate Crawford Guest in r Palice Court '4 Tony Udall of Bow.' who was not preser onday a 20-year-old Court og 2 man faced charges Torony, unlaw A. Of n Mar 3 : $ and costs or FORD PRESIDENT Jobo try, Dri: dent of De Ford ong wn ws Tew TUS: femmany Trades =n III wr Ford 2k pods desde cow of Owl aufhen geles, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and she 81 3 Charges AJAX (Staff) -- For failing to notify the Department of Transport of a change of ad- dress, a Colborne driver, who was stopped by Ajax Police in Ajax on Feb. 18, was fined $15 and costs or three days by Ma- ate Crawford Guest in Ajax Police Court on Monday. Jetty Henry Thompson, of 133 Ontario street, Colborne, was stopped by PC Donald Rob- son of the Ajax Police Depart- ment who discovered the ad- eastern Long Island, and even in such unlikely places as Marshall, Michigan, and Meridian, Mississippi. Super- markets, which not long ago offered nothing more unusual than a loaf of bread and a can of soup, now have dazzling gour- met counters A book that glorifies the new era in fine eating, "HOLIDAY MAGAZINE BOOK OF THE WORLD'S FINE FOODS" (The Musson Book Co. Ltd.) is an in- This book provides a perfect| Can play an important part in complement to the basic house- hold cookbook. In addition to the sparkling articles and glowing color photographs, there are nearly 300 specific and detailed recipes -- recipes that will de- light the most fastidious epicure. WIN AWARDS This is also a handbook of gourmet dining in America and Europe. Winners of the covet- ed "HOLIDAY RESTAURANT AWARDS" in the U.S. are dress on Thomson's driver's li- cence to be 1066 Glenhurst Crescent, Peterborough. The ac- cused was not in court. Toronto Man Faces et- g of the Evening Aw p WMS, held in the Christian Edu- cation Hall. The wooden cross lilies formed al etting for the Easter, the Thorny! AJAX (Staff) -- A Toronto oflw i Mrs Jackse ANNOUNCEMENTS Entries received between 7.00- 7.45 p.m. evening of show. " WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The annual meeting of Brook- lin Women's Institute will be held on Wednesday afternoon, April 26, at 230 p.m. in the basement of Township Hall. PERSONALS making life dull or exciting". Holiday has been compiling the vital statistics on where (the physical sense) and how (in the realm of gastronomy) you can most enjoy your travels. Fire- side traveller or true world ex- plorer, you will find enjoyment in the company of: LIST AUTHORS Clifton Fadiman, discussing the fine arts of making and eat- ing cheese. Silas Spitzer, writing of bread and of man's history-long pemger for it. WMS Auxiliary | Holds Meeting Lucius Beebe making a fabu- lous gourmet tour of the famous restaurants of San Francisco. Frank Schoomaker ticking off {native delights in Handbook of American Wines. Joseph Wechsberg sighing over the mouth-watering mys- tery, the truffle. Here is gathered together a lavishly handsome book by dis- tinguished gourmets writing of their favorite art: The book is a valuable possession for those who appreciate the finest in food It is 2 book to be read and . treasured. Driver Fined . Q oo ; was fined a i and horse was Ac rhIgIese capital SHIP COLLECT TO Vagintared Washouse "a Ww gstan, Owtmrie Sur ed Swine rps from Raine Sapte, RA. Na 2 Wiliam Smawden, LR Na 2 Ovhaews Barwd Aven, Samgres Shravan > tw writing CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE WOOL GROWERS UWE 217 Sey Sewer, Tomes, Cossds, Sum of $40 AJAX (Staff) -- In Police Court a Westh who was not present total of $40 and een was fined $25 and co or the speeding charge and $15 costs for failing to stop PICTURE FRAMING? SEE... Walmsley 'For Anglers CHARLOTTETOWN (CP) -- Free guide service to visiting fishermen is offered this year in Prince Edward Island. The newly formed Fishing Guides Association, made up of men from various walks of life, |will be available to supply as- sistance to anglers unfamiliar with the island's fishing spots. The service is described in a new booklet called Fishing Facts on Prince Edward Island, put out by the provincial travel bu- reau. The booklet also offers some tips. For example: "Elmira--East Lake; North Lake. Note: Ask Al Cumming at North Lake if the fish are running. Ask Jim Harris at East Lake where to fish in the lake." Central Collegiate presents © SPRING FESTIVAL Music and Dance in the Auditorium Friday, April 21 and Soturday, April 22 Admission--50¢ Time 8 pm. Tickets Aveilsble ot Door Ist Oshawe Showing! Zarhy "MAGNIFICENT SEVEN & OSHAWA DRIVE-IN TONIGH BOX-OFFICE OPEN AT 7:00 SHOW STARTS AT 7:20 COME EARLY! ALL SHOWS ARE BETTER WHEN SEEN FROM THE START! EY | PWALKING TARGET" | | CURT IMPROVE YOUR DRIVING! PREPARE FOR YOUR DRIVER'S TEST with @ FREE COURSE OF DRIVING INSTRUCTION ot the OSHAWA TRAFFIC CLINIC TUES., APRIL 18th 7:30 PM COURT ROOM DIRECTED BY OSHAWA LITTLE THEATRE Presents "THE HOUSE OF BERNARDA ALBA' A BRAMA by GARCIA LOACA McLAUGHLIN LIBRARY THEATRE April 26, 27, 28, 29th 8:30 PM. SHARP RUSS WALLER » ox TURBAY, APRIL 12 woMSAT - TUESDAY, APRN ON NIGHTS CF PLAY CEFICE AT HENDERSON'S 300K TORR Genarsi Admisuon -- BIE em. bpm M-.15 -- dpm =» bpm AT THEATRE 7 iF JURGENS DAWN ADDAMS a) eae SULLIVAN ~~ ROBERT BLAKE AM MIUED HITSTS PETE HE WALLS eon + + PIRSEDINT moe STARTING TOMORROW LAST DAY ELIZABETH TAYLOR "ELEPHANT WALK" a ei CHARLTON WESTON in "The Maoked Jungle" un Teumwienior COMING APRIL Tv "BEN-HUR"'