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22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, September 30, 1967 The featured attraction in Harry's Hideaway, the down- stairs lounge of the Hotel Genosha, will be Harry Youngs and The Noblemen again next week. This Rock N' Roll group has performed in the Hide- away before and is one of the top attractions to play, the room. There is also a dancer, Christina, on the pro- gram. CIvVic AUDITORIUM David Whitfield and Ruby Murray, two of the top sing- ers in the British Isles, will headline the English Variety Show to be presented Oct. 19 at the Oshawa Civic Audi- torium by the Old Country Club of Ontario County. EASTDALE COLLEGIATE The Oshawa Centennial committee announced _ this week that contracts have been signed for The Best of Barkerville Show, which is to appear at Eastdale Collegi- 'ate Nov. 7. The Oshawa Kiwanis Club will sponsor the show. SPRUCE VILLA HOTEL Charles Eckstein, the pop- ular Cleveland _ entertainer who has appeared so often at the Spruce Villa Hotel, Whitby, will be back again next week for an engage- ment. Loraine and Carol will assist him with songs and performances on the electric organ. HOTEL LANCASTER The Silver Pine Sweet hearts -- three talented and Country and Western music -- will be the headliners in the Blue Horse Lounge of the Hotel Lancaster on King St. W. starting Monday night. The Patsy Lee Trio from New York City will conclude their current engagement to- night. CENTRAL HOTEL The Gold Rush Lounge of the Central Hotel will have | Mark Hellman and the, Liv- ing Dolls -- three girls and a hoy -- on stage for one week starting Monday night. They feature modern music. WHITBY HOTEL The Stage Door Lounge of the Whitby Hotel will fea- ture the Jimmy Allen Quartet with Julie Lynn next week, CADILLAC HOTEL The Coronet Room of the Cadillac Hotel on Simcoe St. S. will have Slim Gordon and the Country Jewels back for a return engagement starting Monday. The management hopes to keep the Country and Western stars for at least | four weeks. CAROUSEL INN (AJAX) The Carousel Inn in Ajax will feature Candy Hansen, the beautiful singer - dancer for another week. starting Monday. She is being brought back by popular demand. She will be assisted by two other dancers. GEORGIAN MOTOR HOTEL Ada Lee, a singer - pianist, will be the featured attraction in the posh Vintage Room of | the Georgian Motor Hotel to- attractive girls who feature | night CENTENNIAL | CALENDAR SATURDAY, Sept. 30 Minnesota North Stars vs Pittsburgh (Exhibition Hoc- key), Civic Auditorium Art Exhibition -- McLaugh- lin Public Library SUNDAY, Oct. 1 Ukrainian Canadian Com- mittee, Oshawa Branch, Opening Holy Liturgy -- Church Services -- Ukrainian Churches Placing of Wreath Ceno- taph-Memorial Park Pickering Costume Ball MONDAY, Oct. 2 Ukrainian Canadian Com- mittee, Oshawa Branch, speakers available to Osh- awa Clubs Eastdale Orchestra to play | at Expo--Oct.. 2-3 TUESDAY, Oct. 3 Ukrainian Canadian Com- mttee, Oshawa Branch, Film on costumes and fash- fon show -- McLaughlin Public Library WEDNESDAY, Oct. 4 Ukrainian Canadian Com- mittee, Oshawa Branch -- Bazaar -- Dnipro Hall THURSDAY, Oct. 5 Ukrainian Canadian Com- mittee, Oshawa Branch, showing of only Oshawa film, Cruel Dawn--Dnipro Hall FRIDAY, Oct. 6 Ukrainian Youth Day spon- sored by Ukrainian Cana- NEXT ATTRACTION H CORPORATION Present: SIDNEY POITIER ROD STEGER HE NORMAN JEWISON ee a WALTER MIRISCH PRODUCTION "INTHE HEAT RUDY VELTRI and his New TORNADOS ploying the NASHVILLE SOUND featuring the lovely MARIE HARRISON RED BARN "Oshowa's Friendliest Dence" dian Committee, Oshawa Branch. SATURDAY, Oct. 7 Ukrainian Canadian Com- mittee, Oshawa Branch Centennial Concert -- East- dale Collegiate. Hastings and Prince Ed- ward Regiment Association --23rd Annual Reunion, Oct. |< 7-8-9 SUNDAY, Oct. 8 Oshawa Generals vs Kitch- ener (opening game of 1967- 68 Jr. 'A' season), Civic Auditorium PUTT 0 Woodview Park SHOW TIMES AT MOVIES ON THE TOWN (Closes Year | |max September 16 at view Community Park. children were treated to pop, ice cream, and pony frides.| Other amusements were the penny toss, chocolate roll and! bingo games. | The Woodview Senior Citizens Wood.| |sewn articles. The FEastdale Parent isale to help support the band's) ltrip to Expo in October at |which they will perform. For) this privilege the committee wishes to thank the park. Albert Walker, MPP, was in- troduced by Past President |Doug Wilson. | Mr. Walker drew the ticket |for the adult attendance prize. |which was a tape recorder and | won by Mrs. Oke, 526 Juliana | Drive. | At dusk a large group gather- ett. The story of the wild one "LEARN" Modern Square Dancing ic on the no'th boundary of the jpark to witness the gigantic \fire works display of rockets. | At this time we would con- lgratulate Bob Bird and _assis-) tants, and tyke boys' ball club which won city honors. The winter program will start this month with a host of ac tivities offered, euchre, famiiy swimming, dart league, batoa classes, adult dances, 10 pin) |bowling, keep fit classes, har-| |monica class, teen boys' club iand anything else with a good registration REGENT -- Now playing,|they called Johnny Tiger, The Trip, in psychedelic color, men who tried to tame him an starring Peter Fonda and Susan the women who tried to cage) ---------------- The closing of summer out-Strasberg. The story of a jour- i jdoor activities came to a cli-|ney into the hallucinatory world of LSD. plete show at 9.25 p.m. ODEON -- Now playing, The Jokers, him. Plainsman, in color. jand Sunday 2.00 p.m, The ultimate triumph of wild science fiction thriller. fe j On the same program, Wel- mittee and band members ran| Shown weekdays at 7.40, 10.00,come to Hard Times. Adult en- la ball toss, candy and popcorn pm, Saturday at 5.25, 7.45 and tertainment, with Henry Fonda Com- untamed youth. 10.00 p.m. Sunday at 2.40, 5.0 7.15 and 9.35 p.m. Starting on Thursday, The @6 Family Way, in color. Adult en- tertainment. A tender funny story of young newlyweds e iach Starring Hayley and John Mills. Dancing Saturdays MARKS -- Now playing, John- ny Tiger, in color. Robert Taylor and Chad Eve Starring 9, and Janis Rule, A western. the|P'™- aifrom 2.00 p.m. On the same program, The | Starring The} Shown daily at 2.00, 3.55, 5.55, Guy Stockwell and Don Murray, 7.55 and 10.00 p.m. Last com-| Shown Saturday at 1.00 p.m. continuous from Starting on Thursday, Wild, | in color. Starring Wild Planet, with Tony Russell | sold bake goods, knitted and Michael Crawford, Oliver Reed.|and Lisi Gastoni, in color. A! COUPLES ONLY JERRY REIDT x ORCHESTRA Sunday evening at 7:00 special alian program. Shown weekdays at 7.00 p.m.! Saturday continuous from 1.00 and Sunday continuous PLAZA -- Now playing, i vorce American Style, in technicolor. Adult entertain-/Robards. Jean Simmons and ment. The comedy of marriage|Van Johnson. that should be seen with some-| Shown daily at 1.30, 3.35, 5.25, one you love. Starring Dick Van|7.30 and 9.45 p.m. Last com- Dyke, Debbie Reynolds, Jason'plete show at 9.25 p.m. "=e si P: - PHYLLIS DILLER -- EVA MARIE SAINT - ALAN ARKIN Edward Small Presents "Boy Did 19et . THE AUSSIAHS ARE COMING, Qwrong Number! CAN Hee PINT IEE UNITED ARTISTS COLOR by DeLuxe Ts UNITED ARTISTS BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 7:00 -- SHOW STARTS AT DUSK ADMISSION -- ADULTS $1.25 Bob H THE AUSSIAHS ARE COMING | YOUR CAR/9 YOUR RESERVEDSEAT: CHILDREN under 12 FREE! TONIGHT BRIAN SKINNER'S BIG BAND BONANZA STARTING SEPT. 19th EVERY TUESDAY 8:00 to 10:30 P.M. Sir Albert Love School 465 WILSON RD, N. Instructors "Jim" & "Betty" Allen PHONE 723-3692 or 725-6126 IZ<A | Phone 723-0241 er 728-0192 EPI'S Grand Ole Opry © Tour Nashville, Tenn. Thanksgiving Weekend Oct. 7th to 9th Call: -- BEA MARTIN HORSESHOE TAVERN TORONTO 368-0838 -- 366-088! WoW PLAYING DICK VAN BYKE JASON ROBARDS = ,_ a SO Aang A a ) TIMES: 1:30-3:35 - 5:25 - 7:35 - 9:45 te - at GEORGIAN 723 A FESTIVE HANKSGIVING Champlain Ave. MONDAY, OCTOBER 9th Make Your Reservations Now the Motor Hotel et. Thornton Rd. -4693 TN 3 Big Bands for 1.00 @ The Queen's Taxi @ Stix 'n' Stones @ The Century Revue in . yr Dancing 9:00 - 1:00 a.m. AT THE 5 MOTOR Georgian Hore. ADA LEE Songstress Extraordinary Heer Your Favorite Requests--Show Tunes--Blues, AND HER GROUP GEORGIAN MOTOR HOTEL Champlain Ave. et Thernton Dd. 723-4693 WeNn/747, pias | (aa i ((@ ret (C vr Yow OSHAWA CHILDREN'S ARENA 8:00 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT $1.50 At The Door Dress Your Choice k DON MURRAY: GUY es ais DALTON IN Ww |A.NOWA-HUGH PRODUCTION + A UNIVERSAL PICTURE COLOR EE NOW PLAYING fT) ALL NEW SHOW IDEA! HORROR BEGINS SUNDAY MIDNIGHT AND CONTINUES ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT in BLOOD CURDLING COLOR! 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