The Oshawa Times, 6 May 1961, p. 39

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SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1961 ONTARIO TODAY ) riginal ine HE young mariner in the picture is heading from a protected cove towards Hamilton harbor, gateway to the sea and the heart of Bermuda. Chances are he'll tire before he even gets to front street, but at ° least he'll have had a look at the skyline of Bermuda's anad 141 capital city. Even if he doesn't get out of the cove, he can still enjoy two of Hamilton's skyline features, Sessions House (left background) where the island's Parliament meets, and The Cathedral (right), seat of Bermuda's Anglican bishop. Hamilton is a city of less than half a square mile populated by only 500 "after five" residents. Yet day- time Hamilton is one of the busiest and richest in the world. Last year, for example, more than 150 thousand visitors set foot in Bermuda's capital -- and they came Original .. . because it was the first certified 8-year- throughout the year, because while the island is a old Canadian whisky on the market. favored winter resort its equable climate makes it a : year-round attraction. Despite the growth in tourism, however, the city has managed to hold tightly to history and the heritage Canadian .. . because it is made for Canadians and of its birth almost 200 years ago, when the town, in by Canadians--a whisky of truly outstanding quality. 1790, was given its name. Its port was to be used, 'Non a the legislation decreed, "for effecting a collection of tod ADA : trade at the west end of these Islands." It has retained EZ 4 : y [ A eda " an atmosphere and appearance as foreign to North en ey "x 2. a SEchen ley American visitors as any of the hamlets of the Old VALLEY #0. CAniSh CERTIFIED 8-YEAR-OLD CANADIAN WHISKY Fine . . . because it is aged for 8 years in small oak casks for that fine, full flavour that only comes with age. World. " ; Distillers of Certified Aged Whiskies' The Sullivan Mystery CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6 of all television feuds. Sullivan, who has been paying SPRAINS $ WRENCHES up to $7500 for a one-shot appearance, said that in Get Quick Relief With NEW MIAMI BEACH future he would drop his pay cheque to the scale 2 level of the Paar show if his performers appeared TEMPLETON S : 75s : FOR JOUR SUMMER with Paar. That meant anybody who worked for am nds Sy YOR HOSTS Paar for the set of rate of $320 a night, wouldn't FLAME-Cre Aztec = Bol Horbour == Belmar = get a penny more from Ed. LINIMENT $i Biltmore Terrace -- Blue Gross -- : Martinique -- Moulin R s--" ULLIVAN challenged Paar to a television debate. Fast ® Powerful ® Roll-on Bottle : 3 4 Richter or Severn Paar agreed and then changed the ground rules. No mess -- rolls on the seat of FREE MAMI BEACH . : . or Sud INFORMATION OFFER Sullivan wouldn't bite and Paar went on the air and the pain direct from the bottle . | penetrates deeply -- just applv-- 0.13 | HAL WINTER COMPANY, broadcast a vicious character-assassination of Sullivan no need to rub in. : AN i 7450 Ocean Terrace, Miami Beach, Florida. that left a sour taste in many mouths. But "having FOR DOUBLE ACTION or ani Miemi Beach, Floris, been ripped apart verbally, Sullivan played it cozy against RHEUMATIC, ARTHRITIC ec og Sse (ih FREE and wise . . . he appeared the following Sunday night PAIN, BACK - ACHE, SCIATICA : : 9¢ miami Beach resotts, with one of his great shows, a tribute to Lerner and take TEMPLETON'S T-R-C's Loewe of My Fair Lady, Camelot, Brigadoon and internally and use FLAME-cream * Paint Your Wagon. Sullivan didn't use his Sunday | Wr TEmPLETON'S externally for : Planning vacation : . . t, fast, FAST relief from ote night prime time to fight the battle of performers' vy gf You, seffering. Af your drusgist. NOW! a RL aon ee pay. He never mentioned the feud, and left Paar STMRIIEIIT | AME-creom Liniment $1.25; dangling. Paar's early victory, if it can be called that, Met TEMPLETON'S T-R-C's 85¢, $1.65 & $5 was wiped out when Sullivan ignored him as you would ignore a little boy who lost his temper. - - -- Eduardo is not now the power in TV that he : once was, but he's made a mark on television that PRACTICAL FOLKS BUY BRAND NAME PRODUCTS... won't easily be erased. He can't sing, dance or tell . Why do you buy brand names? Because you 'trust them. You'll find brand a joke just like Mr. Average Man. So there's still a name products wherever you go. No guess-work shopping. Like good friends chance for the rest of us. they're always there, ORDER OF MERIT, AGED 12 YEARS * RESERVE, AGED 6 YEARS ¢« GOLDEN WEDDING, AGED 5 YEARS

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