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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, September 30, 1965 23 1966 MERCURY FROM FORD gines and important addi- new for 1966 is an optional tions to the option list. 428 - cubic - inch 345-horse- Standard in a/il Mercurys is power engine. The new Mer- a new 390 - wiubic - inch 265 curys go on sale in dealer horsepower engine. Also showrooms October 1. Mercury for 1966 again moves forward as a pre- mium car in the medium- price field with tasteful styling changes, new en- More Money Satch Is Talking Video Gets A New Life From Hope By CYNTHIA LOWRY NEW YORK (AP)--Network television has been a_ topsy turvy place for the last few weeks with so many new shows and old shows with cast changes. Thus, it was comfort- ing Wednesday night to find an old friend in a familiar con- tent--Bob Hope in his first NBC comedy special of the year. Nothing has changed, and no- body wanted it to. Hope in his opening mono- logue--often the brightest spot in the program--fired off his usual sharp remarks at his fa- vorite targets --Los Angeles traffic conditions, smog, the Beatles, the Mets, LBJ, plus some new ones like the New York water shortage and even the impending visit of the Pope. Hope now is in his 16th tele- vision season and as a senti- mental gesture had three guest To Housing Packing Up Horn From Ottawa HOLLYWOO)) (AP) -- Louis Armstrong, who has been blow- By MAVE McINTOSH ing the sweetest trumpet this TORONTO (CP) -- Prime|side of Gabriel for 52 years, Minister Pearson said Wednes-|may retire next year. day the federal government| "I got 12 weeks off next Jan- certainly will have to consider|uary," says olfd Satch, "and I an increase in housing aid to|may just dig this retirement the provinces and municipali-|jazz for size." ties. aes Of course, an extremely busy He also said in a speech to/schedule at the moment may the Ontario Association of Hou-\make retirememt look delightful. sing Authorities that new legis-| He was interviewed between lation in the housing field will|;ehearsals for a Dean Martin have to be given consideration. |television show' after having He steered away from poli-|piayed the nighit before at Dis- ties in an address he had|neyjand until 2 :a.m. agreed to make before the Nov.) [ouyis was aout to take off 8 election was called. on 42 one-nighters that will take About the only political re-/him up the Pacific coast to Al- mark Mr. Pearson made WaS/aska and then Hown into Texas that he has had to move &lang Louisiana great many times in his life--|«ygan" sayst Louis, 'there parsonage to embassy to the/iuct ain't no deiy's off. Just look- home of the Opposition leader|ing at that itirlerary makes me to the prime minister's resi-|ij-oq" i t deace. | : is "T think T 'should stay in this\MAY HIT ASIS LOUIS ARMSTRONG last place longer," he added.| There's are possibility that "Many landlords are trying to|he will go to S,outh Viet Nam} : an Sea ying gf ne play for the: troops. show almost every night and Mr. Pearson flew here from) 'It's up to the state depart-| practices every day--a ritual he Ottawa, arriving at noon, and|ment," he stays. "Pops will|Pegan as a boy trumpeter in a returned to the capital immedi-|swing anyplace." {New Orleans reform school. ately after his speech. | Louis even trlew behind the HITS HUSTINGS Iron Curtain. He flies to St. John's Nfld.,|_ l | today for a political speech and|like I did in 'Ghana,' beamsjhelped myself. on Friday addresses the Cana-|Satchmo. "Thosve cats all swing dian University Students Over-|alike." geas organization in Ottawa. "T'll spend my _ time te: will make political forays|never given a west. He blows aja ball. to Yimmins, Kirkland Lake,| Wintgpeg, Dauphin, Man., and Winkler, Man. At the airport here, on his way home, Mr. Pearson met psec = blonde Elspeth| B R % d N I Anne Whitley, 20, of Surrey,| t t D England, the 100,000th immi- u (2COr 0 n anger grant to Canada this year. 3 She will join the National By THE CANADIAN PRESS celection battle solely in Quebec, Ballet. have named 45 candidates. The Mr.. Pearson said _ federal housing aid now amounts to many millions of dollars a 500-Plus Derbies In Ring, Ae plunged , jelection campaign by naming} punists and year. He said theré will cer-/more than 500 candidates, but)nendents in the running. tainly have to be consideration|("ey, are still far off the record) Aj) the party leaders given to legislation and to in-/S@t in 1963 een officially nominated creasing the assistance re- quired. have been nominated by a goma East, n-/in an unofficial compilation by Leader Diefenbaker. in "When I retire,' says Louis, helping} "IT had crowds in Budapest|other young boys like I was) __j|need_ the Canada's pofitical parties|social Credit party. has chosen | ePGIEAT ES een ite seen into the federal 29. There are also eight Com-| 40-To-50 Socreds 10 assorted inde- ve Will Try Ontario A total of 56% candidates had|prime Minister Pearson in Al- Conservat i V el credit Prince stars who were with him on his ifirst television show--Douglas |Fairbanks Jr., Beatrice Lillie |(Toronto born Lady Peel) and Dinah Shore. Fairbanks and Hope were in a sketch about a pair of astro- !nauts locked in space for three }years, but they had a tough |time extracting much humor out of the situation. | | SATIRE'S BEST The most amusing sketch was a Satire on the current rash lof secret agent stories. Hope | played a private eye hired to investigate the stealing of tele- | vision program ideas in a net- |work. Dinah Shore was the spy, jin a sequin gown, for the other network. The setup gave Hope lan opportunity to make fun of |TV commercials, network exec- utives and show business proto- cols generally. A hit motion picture, Cat Bal- |lou was Hope's final target for the night, a sketch with Miss Lillie who played Tiger Ballou. The British comedienne is con- sidered to be the funniest }woman alive by a legion of de- |voted theatre - goers -- this |viewer among them -- but for| {some reason her special style | just doesn't come across in tele-| vision, But then, neither does} Ethel Merman's electric stage presence, more's the pity. Another NBC show that prob- | | There's lot of things I can 40) aby can run as long as Hope's like spending my time listening is The Virginian At age 65 Sittch's health isjto other performers and _visit- wwantern with ; Next week the prime minis-|g00d and so is Mis lip--which is|ing people. Just having myself format a 90-minute | such a flexible} that it doesn't really continuing charac- ters. The show almost always con- sists of pretty familiar western} | plots, but that may even be one| of its charms. 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There were 1,016 : 2 in helping to ensure that the as-| : aha _,|Alta., and Creditiste Real Caou-| ' sistance achieves the desired|Candidates in the 1962 generallette in Villeneuve. | _ Rev. é ; ; election results; to establish national : aoe Eighteen women ar th e - I inations cflose Oct. 25 in "ls are in tne standards which would be ob-, Nominations cf qetunning so far compared with more George Mallory, presi- ident of the party's Ontario as- sociation, said in an interview the party's major strength in this area was sapped by the lradical views of Metro candi-| |dates it ran in previous elec- tions. ter H vlan 242. constituencies -- two Jegtives far. jhe ee! {which retalea two members|@ {tal of 43 in 1963 when four apiece--and tiwo weeks earlier, Nie elected. 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