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hod: t half of liquid to boiling lissolve gelatin in it. Add f juice .Refrigerate When re begins to jell, whip till Fold in fruit and whip- cream. Frost cake and Will fill and ice top and of layer cake. ror orescription happiness! DRUGS Oshawa NO PARTRIDGE AND NO PEAR TREE This is a pheasant, eking out a wintry existence under the bare trees on Mount Royal in Montreal. There sight. |lounges. They will charge more wasn't even a pear tree in (CP Wirephoto) 2 Nate "| Milwaukee Inner Core . Foregoes Christmas '67 By KEN HARTNETT "It's going mellow," said Lee| The impact, if any, of the boy- ; MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP) --|McGhee, vice-president of the cott il , eS' Black is the color of Christmas| Youth Council. 'Everyone aren baplagaiad Mscutdraet is} in Milwaukee's Inner Core this|wishing everyone a black| Merchants will not be measura- year, Christmas." ble until after the holiday. A proposed boycott of down-- McGhee and others involved, White merchants have said the town merchants has grown into| see the campaign as the expres-,/number of shoppers downtown ing Negroes to forego all tradi-,awareness which, they say, mal. tions of the holiday. emerged in the wake of summer) However, it is not clear wheth- Gone from many homes in the|rioting that Jeft four dead and/er this decline is a result of the virtually all-Negro Inner Core|scores injured in Milwaukee. boycott or of other factors, such at the green decorations, the) "Black is beautiful' is the as expansion of suburban shop- red lights, the Christmas trees.|theme of the open housing) ping centres. | a campaign aimed at persuad-|sion of a growing sense of black is about 20 per cent below nor- | Newspapers | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, December 22, 1967 15 jto the Canadian Save the Chil-|staff while the other 34 children |will be paired with adults Adopt 68 |dren Fund. He said godparents of 34 of among readers of the newspa- TORONTO (CP) -- Daisons the children will be among his' pers Tempo Publications Ltd.,| publishers of four Italian lan- guage newspapers here, Wednesday officially adopted 68 underprivileged children around the world, the highest number of children adopted by any one group in Canada. Dan Iannuzzi, publisher of the firm, said he hopes the sponsor- ship, called Project 68, can be expanded next year through subscriptions by his readers and 'Italian clubs across the country For the first time in years,|marches, led by a white Roman |-- . members of the Calvary Baptist|Catholic priest, Rev. James E. ; 'church aren't decorating 1lth|Groppi, who says of the boy-} Street. icott: Proprietor Jim Toran didn't) "Our position is that we're decorate his tavern either. holding our dollar bills. We're é "We have asked our custom-|returning to the essential mean- jers, and more were against the jing of Christmas, without com- idea of putting them (decora-|mercialism. It's a sacrifice for tions) up than were for it,"' said | brotherhood," Toran's wife. cacycaripmmar casio enone It is all part of the protest; campaign of the Milwaukee | Youth Council of the National) Association for the Advance- ment of Colored People for an all-inclusive open-housing ordi- nance, NOT ENOUGH The city council adopted a limited ordinance after more than 100 straight days of street marches. But the ordinance was not enough to stop the demon- strations which began last Au- }gust, or head off Black Christ- MILLION MARK South Arabia sprawls over 112,000 square miles--an area \the size of Labrador--and has a population of about 1,600,000. FREE PEPSI EPI'S IZZA 8 Simcoe St. $. -- 728-0192 Rosslynn Rd, W, -- 723-0241 Tickets ot the CHRISTMAS SPECIAL DANCE : Non Stop Entertainment . . ee Seiad Ai The O'NEILL COLLEGIATE WITH LITTLE CAESAR and the CONSULS Plus THE CYNICS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23rd = y door -- $1.50 Vy NX ' . 8:30 P.M. to 11:30 P.M. mas. ifor beer, and therefore will be able to upgrade their facilities. Beer Parlor Image Changes, Sis: fs's, Ho» anes, TORONTO (CP) -- A _ new/Motor Hotel, said beer now will image for Ontario's dingy beerjhave "a little class, just like parlors and a new way to drink| whisky. You can do a lot with beer--by the jug--could come, Whisky by dressing it up and ; sia : putting it in special glasses." into effect next year, says Har-) Up to now, beer could only be vey Eisen. jserved in beverage rooms in Mr. Eisen, owner - manager jregulation glasses marked with of the Pretzel Bell public house|a '"'tide line" to indicate how NEW YEAR'S DAY (MONDAY, JANUARY 1st) SPECIAL DINNER © GRILLED STEAKS @ ROAST TURKEY @ PRIME ROAST BEEF WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS here, said the government an-|much beer and how much foam nouncement Tuesday that there they contained will be no price control on beer} eT -- ' | +e + " and any size glass can be used, |e ree behalababalale may signal the "end of the old) Celebrate type of beer parlor." f 5 make New Year's Eve "The new laws will beer - drinking more attractive|« to the young professionals and }{The Gayest Party Ever ot. 27 KING ST. WEST tec eerees eS 4 Tis Sittings -- 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. RESERVATIONS PHONE 725-2611 HOTEL LANCASTER OSHAWA they could drive the old regu- «x ) lars out of the beverage room." & Dennis Stefaniuk, managing « Y 508 director of the Ontario Hotel t. le Pa 4 and Motel Association, said' Oshawa 5 (10 pubs will become more like) %4 4440. 4 G , x0R ishawa HE'S A COOL Sounds of the Now ; Recommended as Generation ADULT ENTERTAINMENTH) New Year's Eve PARTY Sunday Night Dec. 31 - 9:30-? Every Year The Best in Town @ HATS @ HORNS @BALLOONS @ Old Time and modern Dancing TO THE ANCHOR MEN @ Table accommodation for 600 People Reserved Tickets Now Available MORE FUN, LESS MONEY With PHONE 725-3093 COUPLES 6.00 725-0022 RED BARN SINGLES $3.50 THE BIG FUN DANCE FRIDAY, / JACKIE SHANE @ FRANK MOTLEY y j THE HITCH HIKERS Dancing 9 p.m. to 12:30 -- Admission $1.75 SATURDAY, DEC. 23 MISSION REVUE Eddie Spencer @ lan Anderson Dancing 9 P.M, to 12 Admission -- $1,50 mission sh DECEMBER 22 Plus se a : KS: TIMES--1:30 + ° $ 7:30 -- 9:30 PRONE 725-2048 FOO OOOO OOO OOOO OL 20. frank - Sinatra stony rome PRIVATE EYE WHO TURNS } ON FOR ALL THE RIGHT SCENES...' AND ALL THE WRONG WOMEN! Co-Starnng JILL ST. JOHN - RICHARD CONTE+GENA ROWLANDS + SIMON OAKLAND: JEFFREY LYNN KIAAIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN 3:30 -- 5:30 * z sl) i DISNEY presents An al! cartoon feature inspired by the RUDYARD KIPLING "rower" stories 7 PHIL HARRIS' es ; "Kaa" fae awe THE BEWITCHING BOA WITH ee a A HYPNOTIC EYE DOORS OPEN 12:30 Continuous from 1 p.m. A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE "Jundle Book si TECHNICOLOR' BS the Maharajah's WI HS pachyderm brigade ofa Teen A=, exiting Adventure? * ALT pISNEYS "Charlie the Lonesome Cougar" Shown at 1:00--3:35--6:10--8:45 @ "Jungle Book" at 2:20-4:55-7:30-10:05 WPORLLLLOD LE LOL ECL L LE LEE LEE EEL EEE LE = i) When all through the house Not a creature was watching Not even, a mouse. The children awaited as did Mom and Dad For the installer to come With the service he had. "Then out of the dark" and into our hall Came a happy man ona "connection call' His message was cheerful as he stated with glee I'm here to connect you to CABLE TV. Your set's working fine He said... as he started to go | gave you more channels minus the snow. With a wave anda smile he was soon on his way To connect all the orders needed that day. re and Then we heard him exclaim as he drove off alone "Baloo"' "Bagheera"' "King Louie' : THE ore BEAR THE Cie THE SWINGIN'\JUNGLE VP, THE anisTocar wm Say '"MERRY CHRISTMAS ico! ae aa ie alk he with CABLE TV in your SEBASTIAN CABOT wees! GEORGE SANDERS laws in Lion! Age Mountal i - bod = "Season's from -- "was the week before Christmas Greetings" (CHARENL NET KV Located in the East Mall -- opp. Steinberg's -- 723-5278 A a | HAVING A PARTY ? CALL PEPI'S PIZZA PH: 728-0192 -- Simcoe St. S. 723-0241 -- Rosslyn Rd. W. Family Size Bottle FREE FPEPS! of 7 UP: .. A free family size bottle of Pepsi or 7-UP with every pur- chose of 2.10 or more --- plus 5¢ deposit on bottle. Specials Effective from Dec. 21 te 25th --- Dee. 26 to 29th inclusive PEPI'S PIZZA SIMCOE ST. 8. ROSSLAND RD. W. 728-0192 723-0241 LIVE!! LIVE!) GEORGE OLLIVER & The Children kw mw PLU hk kk ROBBIE LANE : & His Disciples OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM FRI., DEC. 29th - 8 to 12 p.m. Advance Tickets $2.00 DOOR $2.50 CO-STARRING LEWES TANNA EAETE MLA ATR OSL PLUS AUDIE MURPHY FELICIA FARR Aa STEPHEN ve MONALLY ff Wildest Wooliest Sheepwoman who ever cowed a Cattleman! (CALAMITY JOSIE) DAY eat toe ee fete %, { TECHNICOLOR® PETER GEORGE. AUDREY ANDY. GRAVES « KENNEDY» CHRISTIE « DEVINE Writlon by HAROLD SWANTON » Directed by ANDREW Y. McLAGLEN Produced by NORMAN MACOONNELL ~ Exscotive Producer MARTIN MELCHER + A UNIVERSAL PICTURE 4. '> So i FEATURE TIMES Weekdays 7:20 - 9:25 Doors Open 6:30 Sat.: 5:20 - 7:25 - 9:35 Sun:: 2:00 - 3:55 - 7:50 - 9:45 PLEASE NOTE: There will be o Specie! Kiddies' Show this Sot.: Disney Film Festival. tneatre PHONE 725-5833