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x ¢ -- Sonne ot ae ~~ Sa eee Ton at hale : TET a mn mee at 1, ; fa I nf penny stocks for Mrs. English; Weaver strongly_advised Edwin wo eee os ieee Aw 72 aatme ein ie | a | and eveniugliv created a $4i.-lH Pringle oF the Roval Trust |-- w : its A riappy Jule Lidiris La ee : aa aaa aad Lf estate for_her Hie said. | rs. Englih'and that Me, Prin, Be8 t oe paid by Te trust] eae oASEE acco Doing First Comedy Stint |from Employers Estate -- jgle then exercised aii possivic | S°SPE77 RECEIVED LITTLE jinfluence on her to return the |be paid a $7,500 legacy left to| Mrs. English received less | gifts, 'her in Mr. Weaver's will. i Ae than 10 per cent of Mr.\ «a there be any undue influ- | TORONTO (CP)--A 73-year-|dered to the Royal Trust Co.|Weaver's estate while the as-| |Andrews or Mary Martin keen| 'My first impression of a part old woman now living at Na-)the gifts Lester Everett Weaver lence anywhere in this case, I NEW YORK (AP)--Whether competition. jis sometimes overwhelming--I|naimo, B.C., Friday was |bad given her on her retirement she jumped or was pushed isn't) In Skyscraper, she plays a girl|see it in an exaggerated per-|awarded about $50,000 in securi-/as his housekeeper. quite clear, but Julie Harris ol Foger se to daydreams who tries|spective that perhaps I never|ties and cash from the $484,000' Mrs. English was "'instrumen- 1 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, December 20, 1965 92 Justice Landreville said, MORE BUY OUTSIDE, Less than 35 per cent of city householders' milk is delivered nowadays, compared with 85 per cent in 1925. By WILLIAM GLOVER sets of it went to the Weaver © : . family. The judge also noted"in4 it existed at this stage, having a fine time in her first|to stymie a mammoth building|get back to again. It's the de-|estate of her former employer|tal in Mr. Weaver's spending musical comedy role. | project. sire to recapture that feeling) who died here in 1960. lthe last nine years of his life that both sons--Judge Everett/the judgment said. Lane Weaver of York. County! Mr. Justice Landreville said "It's a joy to be doing," she| In it, as she did in past roles | which is the difficult part." Mr, Justice Leo Landreville|in relative happiness, peace and said while trying to be exact/as a party girl, a marathon! Twenty years on Broadway |of the Ontario Supreme Court comfort," said Mr. Justice Court here and William Erskine|he had no doubt that Mr. Prin- about how the latest switch in\dancer or as Joan of Arc, Miss} ond 46 years O14 this month: the| ruled that a trust company of.|Landreville's written judgment.|of 87. | had wo been dectated aittier 08 song-and-dance stage. DOESN'T HIDE wn, | widew, ahd Me Weaver a ait ower. The attachment "was not} LEELA LLL LEE EE INE a test for Richard Rodgers, |!'ve never lost that feeling. MELINA tenet = MELINA PETER MAXIMILIAN | é ! MERCOUR! ULES DASSIN \there is more than just excite- * 3 Old Time -- Modern Dancing kecaME FRIGHTENED strange and difficult. This Week ... at the SPRUCE VILLA HOTEL LOUNGE and DINING LOUNGE Lloyd Cooper and Jinny Latiner HONKY TONK DUO Featuring -- Gay Ninties and Roering 20's Music Lots of Comedy end @ Fine Vocel Group FRENCH BUFFET cescoecsesecones Bite 2 SCARIFIC HITS Weaver, an investment dealer--|gle convinced Mrs. English that already were men of means be-|Mr. Weaver's sons could make fore their father died at the age| trouble for her because the gifts her career came about. |Harris demonstrates amazing . : eda "fl : | The judge found that a natu-| Mr. Justice Landrevill ia|her or her employer's income : ji i ili > r|§ e~ d s to go|ficial exercised undue influence} e judg r, Justice Landreville sai For quite a while the slimjability to become somebody rad flag gy. gran ro hg on Mrs Ethel Margaret English|tal bond of attachment had|he could arrive at no other | tax returns. re) ceding: alae pany of her own, : six years ago when she surren-|formed between Mrs. English, ajconclusion than that William! The judge ordered costs of the ee ee ee My | at the theatte unie acak es ; 1 d designed by h it! , Fair Lady, Miss Harris asked : : |planned or designed by her; it) for an audition. There also was| Wonderful make - believe, and| SOX and STEALING!..seethe hest of both! 9 J ws the consequence of her nat-| ri P '000 WOR iD, WA BML AN IO HOG HOR OO NE I UA: Elle VN Gi HOR EE A AR EOE Ht BOE Ht ural personality." 1 "even though I didn't think I| 'When I step out of the wings, Se Oe Mr. Weaver at first bought| was good enough, and of course, | there is the excitement of being, _ - | I didn't get either job." |someone other than me. But MERCOURI USTINOY SCHELL D A N be E She didn't stop looking or) F . i z |ment. The fulfilment you get in "adnan aid an patted acting comes from doing some- bd wetinesd | thing you believe in, even if it is @ HATS © HORNS ® BALLOONS © NOISEMAKERS e FUN GALORE 9 P.M, TILL? But when Cy Feuer came to|~~ r about a production he and FEW MARRY ON MAN od smal get planning There are 10,345 adult spins: | TOPKAPI In of the ciule" field hacky |ters and 9,320 bachelors in the NEVER ON SUNDAY -- | age fea As ; Mi F {Isle of Man's total population " Bie, BCT | of 48,133. j @ it frightened. j #"'It took a lot of pushing to get . ' Rav into thik?' she eonfesaae, SPARKS SCARE SHARKS "My husband was very encour-| South African aging, and Feuer was absolutely experimenting with electrically g Featuring -- This Week The Talented eh and overwhelmingly confident." charged barriers to keep sharks Their expectations. proved away from bathing beaches. McQuillan well founded, Favorable reviews) __ greeted the musical at the, DEATHS ARE VIOLENT Lunt-Fontanne Theatre. Even) Deaths from accidents, alco An exciting variety act with saxaphone, accord- ion, drums, trombone and the ever popular Honky-Tonk piano. The Brothers Eric and Bob warmer praise was sounded for holism, suicide and homicide in Miss Harris, although her sing-|Alaska outnumber those from formerly starred at the Colonial Tavern in Toronto Aegtrited by LOPERT 3:45 - 7:25 Be R: 1 vases oF ace oo oom see ee eneee COUPLES --- $6.00 Sat., Sun. and Holidays SINGLE TICKETS $3.50 a Reserved Tables Available PHONE 725-3093 or 725-0022 RED BARN "More Fun For Less Money" scientists are | WHO WALKED fy Harry's Hideaway Presents Nightly THE BRADFORDS ing voice may never give Miss'any other group of causes Police Must Raise Standards To Take On 'New Crime': Fulton VANCOUVER (CP) -- Cana-| Mr. Fulton advocated estab- dian police forces must have the} lishment of a police college to standards of their personnel up-|provide extensive training for graded to keep ahead of highly-| policemen and enable them to organized and efficient crime,|keep one step ahead of the Davie Fulton, former Conserva-| criminal tive justice minister, said Sun- ' ay 1 vied Complete Show 8:30 p.m. ----WIN A FREE -- NIGHT on the TOWN KELLY DISNEY USED CARS LTD, eee. 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