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felighted that I it he went ~to ichard Zanuck Since 20th Cen- ) backlot to en- n the mass, why dio offer a de- limited number eerie ZA et ne 723-024) 728-0192 TEEN TALK Oshawa Catholic High School If you ask an Ochite a ques-jlously! The cheerers. rocked the tion and he doesn't answer, he}gym from end to end. The four isn't trying to be rude, it's just|S isters and Mr. Minnie came that he's hoarse with cheering.|along as ardent supporters and Last week was our golden week |cheered as heartily as anyone to cheer. On Friday, March 3,!Special mention is well merited the Girls' Athletic Association!by a very fine group of spec- under the direction of Miss Lor-|tacular cheerleaders boys na Harris, presented a _ pep/from grades 12 and 13! They rally -- the only one of its| stole the floor-show at half - kind. It was in preparation for/time! wages' the COSSA being- held on the, All in all it was the most im- following day. The response was| pressive fantastic. Well over display of school (spirit. If there was a trophy for the school with the greatest body attended the games in'spirit, I'm sure that multitudes which' our junior and senér would agree that Oshawa Cath- boys' basketball teams partici- olic High School would receive pated in Lakefied. Our heartiest jit! congratulations to the two boys'| teams who played super-fabu-! Ajax High School Ajax High School has ajpliments of drama club to be proud of! jated. "Guys and Dolls" drew a full; One of our many new wings house the three nights it played.|being built was officially opened It was a surprize to discover last week with a brief band the talent that the school has.|parade. The acting and musical numbers! Senior students visited York certainly had _ professional University last Wednesday, the touches. It is definitely the best third trip of its kind organized play ever presented here. by the guidance department to Mrs. Trott and Mr. Hender- introduce students to university sen, February's Teachers of|life. the Month" were treated to a! fine dinner last Friday, com-! half the student JANE SIMIANA Spirits Incorpor- SUSAN DICK Kingsway College The Kingsway College Chorale|North York Branson Hospital, won first place in the Senior|Toronto, The theme "1867" was Choirs Open Section, Centennial/prevalent throughout the pro- Class of the Peterboro Kiwanis} Music Festival, on Saturday March 12, the Student Nursing night March 4. On Monday even-|Class of '69 will be capped in the; ing, Sharon Mercer won second|College Park Seventh-day Ad- place with her vocal solo in the|ventist Church. 3rd year and under section,, The Vox Viri Association Centennial Class. (Boys Club) of Kingsway Col- Sunday March 6, the College|lege installed its new officers Band performed at "Pine Ridge|for the second semester last School for Boys" in Bowman-/week. Under the leadership of ville. Selections included "Grand| President Jim Marquis and with March," "Sandpiper and excerpts from "The Sound son, the officers Ballet,"}the help of Dean Ray Halvor-| are revising} of Music,"' the constitution of the VVA that} A banquet, honoring* the 22jhas been in effect: since the nursing students of Kingsway|forming of the club in 1933. College, was held Sunday at WAYNE SHARPE | Courtice High School | wing by Mr. Johnston, assistant deputy minister of education.| Following the ceremonies, | guests were shown through the) school and served refresh- ments. Congratulations to 10A on the Big news this week was "the mushball game". Feeling a surge of bravery, the Grade 13 boys challenged the rest of the boys in the school. Although supported by Grade 13 girls, unsuitably dressed as cheer- leaders, the 13's were beaten/success of their trip to Ottawa. | 4-2. But it was all in good fun|Thanks also to Miss Jory and) and most of the injured have|Mr, Voisin who accompanied mow recovered, | them Even more important was| --SHARON GRAHAM |-- higher costs gram and dinner. Next Sunday,! |Off Broadway | Perks Up Now By WILLIAM GLOVER NEW YORK (AP) -- Broadway is perking up. After several seasons. of de- clining quality as well as quan- tity, little theatres all over town | are coaxing fresh attention from. showgoers with diverse wares. Off- Some are audacious, some joff-beat, one is defiantly old- fashioned. There's no_ single trend, The most encouraging aspect} lof what's going on is its vitality | rather than volume. Total ex-; hibits so far this season are numerically far from the 1961- |62 record of 111 productions. |From that peak, the action has/| tapered steadily until last year} there were 62 shows.With only) 29 to date, this year's total is) jbound to be even less. j | Reasons aren't hard to find and_ tighter) money, a bit more salary for actors under new Equity rules, many fewer angels. In the pro-; cess, however, a lot of junk has been eliminated. There also has been a fall-off in the number of revivals, a trend which for a while threat-| ened to engulf the tiny play-! houses. Main box office succes- ses thus far are the work of writers new on the scene: Amer- ICA Hurrah by Jean-Claude van} Itallie, Eh? by Britain's Henry Livings, and Man With a Load of Mischief, a quaint musical by John Clifton and Ben Tar-! ver. | Also getting much attention is a festival of American plays put on at the Cherry Lane Theatre under sponsorship of} playwright Edward Albee and|~ TWENTY-FIVE OSHAWA Times carrier boys and girls enjoyed the thrilling sight of Oshawa from the air last Saturday afternoon, when they boarded an Air Can- ada Vanguard at Toronto International Airport and flew over Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax and Toronto. The flight was phe of the prizes offered in/a recent circula- tion contest conducted by The Times. The youngsters spent about 35 minutes in the air and circled Oshawa twice. While in the air, the captain pointed out places two off - Broadway old pros,; Richard Barr and Clinton Wil-} der. Their assortment' has ranged from Thornton Wilder} shorts and George Kaufman's! The Butter and Egg Man, to the slightly surrealistic Night of} the Dunce, by Frank Gagliano. | The season's calibre also has been helped by Three Hand Reel, an Irish triplet by new- comer Paul Avila Mayer. This @ was rescued from prema- ture demise by a_ suddenly aroused industrialist, Moses Friedman. There is also the first local entry by Puerto Rico's leading dramatist, Rene Marques with The Ox Cart. Off - Broadway's status as an anti - establishment forum is being upheld by van Itallie's play, by Megan Terry's snarl- ing Viet Rock, and by Barbara Garson's MacBird, which is due Feb. 8 at the Village Gate. Both Viet Rock and MacBird are coarsely - worded outbursts about, respectively, the U.S. for- eign policy and the present ad- ministration in Washington. HIT PARADE FOR TEENAGERS | The following is this week's hit parade as chosen by Osh- awa and district teenagers and supplied by the Disc Shop of the Oshawa Shopping Centre. 1, Penny Lane -- Straw- berries Field. The Beatles 2. Kind of a Flush --Noq Milk Today. Thomas Hepnits 3. Happy Together. Turtles 4. Canada. By Young Canada The | Singers 15. Green Green Grass of Home. Tom Jones 6. Darling Be Home _ Soon. Loving Spoonfuls 7. Sock It To Me Baby. Mitch Ryder and Detroit Wheels 8. Little Bit Me, She Out. The Monkees 9. Go Where You Wanna Go. Fifth Dimensions 10. Epistles to Dippy. By Dono- van Hange LIBRARY NEWS of Oshawa, of Whitby McGovern of Oshawa. In above picture, Helen Brown Pamela Morton and Colleen of interest and kept the youngsters informed of the height they were flying. In the above picture, three carrier girls talk over the thrill of being an Air Can- ada stewardess with two of the Vanguard's crew. From left to right the girls are right, Ronnie Smith © of Hampton is securely strapped into his seat as he awaits the take-off --Oshawa Times Photo AND REVIEWS (The following reviews were written. by Mr. David Wu; Bookmobile Librarian.) sen, by Nigel Balchin. Nigel Balchin: a living Brit- lish novelist. During World War 'Two he acted as Deputy Scien- \tific Adviser to the Army Coun- cil. He now lives in Sussex. | Among his novels is the psycho- jlogical thriller, "Mine Own {Executioner". o Jim Petersen is a successful Hollywood script-writer. The {story starts with the scene of jthe aeroplane accident in which) his wife, Sarah, is one of the victims. Shattered by his wife's Collection Of 22 Stories ' Appeal To Teen-age Girls In the Absence of Mrs. Peter-, Paris in the attempt to escape;with him? It is the vital, yet from the desperation whith|not unanswerable, question. haunts him. At a party he! It is a light novel for enter- meets Sarah's startling replica, |tainment. {the lovely Katherine, who pro-| Sometimes Magic, introduced) poses to him on a_ business|by Hallie Burnett. | basis that he take her as his} This is a collection of 22 wife on Sarah's passport to her|stories for the. teenage girl,| native Yugoslavia in order to|written by such distinguished} bring out a presumably valu-|women writers as Jane Austen, | able diamond held for her by|Elizabeth. Bowen, Louisa May her wealthy grandparents. Hay-| Alcott, B. J. Chute, Carson Mc- ing nothing better to do, he|Cullers and many others. They} agrees. As it turns out, he finds|tell us about the things girls in| himself not only her dupe but|their teens do and feel, about! nearly her victim in the adven-|what does or does not nappen} ture. Nevertheless, he "did not|to them; and a teenage girl will} regret any of these things' find a bright reflection of her-| which happened in "that little/self in one of the stories. Here are the lovely and proud 4 ; ' tak ff for'episode". Will the reader agree the opening of our school's new| --LYNDA KILLENS| Further -stimulating interest sucien, geet ne eee oe : girl who can not bring herself| off - Broadway is the arrival to say "Yes" to her lover, as} of first plays by two prominent ON TELEVISION he asks her to marry him in 4 NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS novelists. The Deer Park is Nor- Elna St. Vincent Millay's 'Bar- To] man Mailer's adaptation of his 'bara on the Beach'; the girl . novel about Hollywood's sex who tortures herself with the; or Sra * ' | | jmores, and The Wicket Cooks, M A d G St |sisterly love and jealousy in ~ Harman Park Membership ®t2"':2%, estsstth. cQueen And Garner star jeri Se ee adage aided of maintain- . ces"; the rich, 16 - year - old} ling individuality. bd beauty who has her first ro-| | T : "s ea | m 2 P. I h ll] I 1 Wi | St Vy mance, launched by '"'the things " On Year al Round Schedule' UNCLE SAM COLLECTS n rl 1 r or that were happening inside her"| | LOS ANGELES (AP) -- A : : ee oe 0:05 Harman Park was built on{ Memberships are $2 per|jury in Los Angeles superior TONIGHT |Pryor. (Channels 3, 6, 10, 11) THURSDAY prepa itebiad ae hat ) land donated to the city by the/family. _ |court decided that William E.| geyeRLEY HILLBILLIES--|and 12 at 9.00 p.m.) | END OF THE TRAIL -- Ale r De aanie ab eres late Clifford Harman several] Meetings of the executive/Cook, 61 when he died in 1963, Gymedy -- Granny, who has| TUESDAY |story of the American Plains| a ioe le only : etek Nat yi years ago. jare held the first Sunday of|was within his rights in leaving jeyer before seen a. hippopota-| Pete |Indians' narrated by Walter)nificance, was to take what she | COMBAT -- drama -- AN'prennan. The documentary re-|Wanted when she could" in Bes The 'park is used almost ex-jeach month. The next meeting|his estate of $8,000 to the US. mus, spies one in the backyard treasury. His 75 - year - old of way brother Harold had challenged clusively for neighborhood chil-| Will be April 2 at 7.30 p.m. dren, the exception being Wed-| Plans are now under nesday afternoon. There are monthly dances and one will be held March 18. Baseball, soccer, and hockey are the three most popular sports there, In baseball, the Harman bantams won the city championship. 'are being planned. good year. | jwith a parade. Many booths) What happens to TV _stars/hippo. (Chanels 3, 6, 10, 11 and) : }when they finally stop making/12 at 12.00 p.m.) | The annual meeting of the|the series? William Talman, the SR SES "|Central Council of Neighbor-| prosecuting attorney on Perry) MOVIE -- THE GREAT). yovp on A ROOFTOP {hood Association will be held! yason" for nine years, is wear- jat Fernhill Park April 5 at 7.30 ing a handlebar mustache and/Queen, James Garner, Richard/top when the newlyweds con- The soccer team also had & p.m, Officers will be elected. lots as a western pre deo e pos | Hayward Murdoch spoke re-|jn the Doris Day starrer, "Thelald in a three-hour presenta-|going to Indoor sports include floor/cently requesting the NHA to|Epic of Josie," at Univers i 'j rysdale| American deserter posing as wba ee ue underground fighter faces \for the park opening June 24.|the will. hog, and has visions of a ton|danger from_ Saunders, who As a centennial: project, the ena ake ham, bacon and pigs'|/may -- him, The oe ark hopes to start the season ' $ % ' fare also closing in on the i |p P FROM TV TO FILM knuckles. Granny buys the| Starring Vine Mortow ana |Pierre Jalbert. (Channels 7 and 13 at 9.30 p.m.) ESCAPE -- starring Steve Mc-|Excitement dances on the roof- ttenborough and James Don-jyince Julie's father that' he's | be a_ grandfather. al.|tion that sees American, British! Judy Carne and Peter Deuel hockey, paddle tennis, basket-jassist in "the mechanics and}And Raymond Burr, who was/and Canadian prisoners-of-wat star in the color film. (Chan- ball. The Oshawa Recreation|formation" of a 'gigantic fire} Perry Mason, is being fitted for Commission sponsors an active|works display' on May 24. A|Bermuda shorts for his villain]from a German prison judo club and occasional teen-|committee has beeen appoint-|role as an eccentric millionaire| during World War II. (Channe! ed to investigate. dances are held. & 'in Universal's "Criss Cross." SIMPLICITY AND DIRECTNESS William Hawkins, 25, one of Wales, thinks the essence of People expect the compli- six literary figures to repre- writing is simplicity and cated, sayes the Ottawa sent Canada at the 1965 directness. but this. is ex- poet. Commonwealth Festival in ceedingly hard to achieve. (CP. Photo) ploting a mammoth brakout|/nels 9 and 13 at 9.30 p.m.) camp WEDNESDAY 16 at 11.35 p.m.) MOVIE -- "The Caretakers" -- drama -- Conflict between SATURDAY MOVIES -- "It the head doctor and the senior Happened One Night -- a com-/nurse results when a young edy starring Clarke Gable and) woman with homicidal tenden- Claudette Colbert. A runaway} cies js committed to the state heiress meets a newspaper) mental institution. (Channel 11 }man on a bus and he shields|.4 99 p.m.) |her from her father's agents to, eee me ce a scoop. (Channel 7 at 10.30) MURDER AT NBC Bob |p.m.). "Some Like It Hot," a Hope Show: Fifteen comedians Billy Wilder production about join Bob Hope in a mystery two unemployed musicians who comedy in which Bob plays a witness a murder and join in an all-girl band to dis- capable of i themselves. shrinking. The Marilyn Monroe; Tony} Milton Berle, eis ee, Surtis Jack Lemmon. | Johnny Carson, Jack Carter, Curtis and Jack |Bill Cosby, Wally Cox, Bill SUNDAY Dana, Jimmie Durante and a MUSIC CANADA -- THE host of others. (Channels 3, 6, THIRTIES -- An hour of musi-|10, 11, 12 at 8.30 p.m.) cal reminiscence of the depres- |" sion decade, with host-narrator| Patrick Watson recalling the flavor of the era through mem-/| ories of his boyhood, (Channels | 3, 6, 10, 11 and 12 at 10°p.m.) | At Awards Night MOVIE -- Comedy -- '"'Pass-| Martians pay an exploratory, ing Clouds," a 1949 English|visit to Earth in a new color movie involving a family whol|animation film from the Na- gets some unexpected Visitors | tional Film Board. What on -- the ghosts of their ances-/Earth provides non-partisan ob- tors. Derek Farr and Vera|servations of human behavior Lindsay. (Channel 8, at 11.30)as seen from a truly outside p.m.) }source, z % | In reporting back home, the MONDAY Martians make one error. They DON MESSER'S JUBILEE--|assume that the automobile is Variety -- Singer Lynn Shaw/the master of this strange plan- land dancer Joe Wallen helpjet and that the human is sim. the gang celebrate St. Patrick's|ply an irritating parasite whose Patricia Neal | | | | Biday with some of most popular | huge nests impede the pro- Irish tunes. (Channels 3, 6, 10,/gress of the earthling. 11 and 12 at 7.30 p.m.) Animators, Kaj Pindal and SHOW OF THE WEEK --AjLes Drew see all manner of Time for Laughter: A look at|Subsequent conclusions on the negro humor in America fea-|part of the visitors from the turing Sid Poitier, Diahann|red planet. Carroll, Diana Sandas and a! The film points out to. the --/edienne Edie Adams guest- becca West star, (Channel 9 and 13 at 9.30) [he Heart of the Village, by| p.m.) Elizabeth Corbett | FRIDAY A Matter of Time, by Jessa-| then|mad scientist with a chemical| The movie | U.S.A. spies are: Don Addams, | |veals Indian life and lore; their)Zelda Sayer Fitzgerald's "Ala- jattachment for the land and bama"'. |their response to the coming of| In this volume we have a the white man. (Channels 2 and colorful picture of "the minds} |8 at 7.30 p.m.) jand hearts of girls in their} 1 Rcd ying-to-maturity years". | DEAN MARTIN -- variety: |8"OWine |Ella Fitzgerald and singer-com- BOOKS FOR ADULTS | The Birds Fall Down, by Re- { myn West My Home, Sweet Home, by Giovanni Guareschi The Outsiders, by Robert Carson | The Transformation of Mrs. Arthur, by Flora Armitage} BOOKS FOR YOUTH Call Home the Heart, by Eliz-| abeth Ogilvie HAZEL -- Con.ady: Hazel is alarmed that Harold is grow- jing up too fast. She learns he |has traded his football for a |date with a girl. Shirley Booth jand Bobby Buntrock star in the series, (Channel 10 at 7.00 |p.m.) | MOVIE -- Drama: 'The Mir- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturday, Mereh 11, 'CENTE 1967 19 NNIAL | CALENDAR SATURDAY-- March 11 Display of Antiques and Pictures, East Whitby Town- ship Hall. Centennial Coin Show, spon- sored by Oshawa and District Coin Club at Hotel Genosha. MONDAY -- March 13 Night of cards, Dr. C, F, Cannon Home and School, TUESDAY -- March 14 A Breath of Scotland, Civic Auditorium. SATURDAY -- March 18 Recreation Department Minor Hockey Day, Bowman- ville, WEDNESDAY -- March 22 Storie Park Ladies' Auz- iliary, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., Cen- tennial Tea, Bake Sale. MONDAY -- March 27 Inter-club Dinner, Bowman- ville. SUNDAY r\ Lit rer es es Military ttoo at Civie Auditorium. "~~ MONDAY -- April 8 Military tattoo at Civie Auditorium. NOTE: Any group interest- ed in including its Centennial activity in the weekly calen- dar should contact Times' Ld- brarian Mrs. R. Pleau. Only One Boy And 2] Girls Attend Geography Class TORONTO (CP)--School iIs;the day a newspaper photog- where the girls are, says David\jrapher turned up to take a Gilbert, who found himself the|picture the other two boys only boy among 21 girls in|'Dances are our biggest geography*class the other day.}were absent. The situation is not unusual) "Other guys kid you along be- at Eastern High School of|cause they think it's a girls' Commerce where the ratio of|school," says 16-year-old Peter girls to boys is more than four'Sinclair, a Grade 11 student to one--1,150 to 250, vid, 21, is actually not the f° in his class but on/council, |who is assistant treasurer and only male member of student The Society o ST. PATR Fashions by Beeline; Cole 10.00 Couple -- Cost Accountants Dinner, Fashion Show & Dance and Beauty Counselor. The Bernard Tierney Orchestra 6:30 P.M., MARCH 17, 1967 GENOSHA HOTEL, OSHAWA Admission by advance ticket only f Industrial and ICK'S DAY of California, Colette Shoes Door and Spot Prizes The Legend of the Seventh Virgin, by Victoria Holt | Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen van who taught Helen Keller to print by braille although the child was blind and deaf. (Channel 10 at 9.00 p.m.) INDOOR- OUTDOOR THEATRE LIVERPOOL RO 40) } 282-8369 839-2171 acle Worker," a 1962-award| Green Grass of Wyoming, by| winning picture stars Anne Mary O'Hara | Bancroft and Patty Duke, Miss} Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Bancroft portrays Annie Sulli- Bronte NOW PLAYING "tek kok HIGHEST RATING!" IS PARIS BURNING? AN INTERNATIONAL ALL-STAR CAST 2nd Smash Hit ! Gun, gun, gun, who's got the gun? i PARAMOUNT PICTURES prone 4g DAVID JANSSEN has got to know in ARNING SHOT A. 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