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THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1964
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WEEKLY REP
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ENTERTAINMENT
NEWS 6' ViEWS
At long last, color television
may be just around the corner
for Canada.
J. Alphonse Ouimet, presi-
dent of the CBC, said in his
-annual report tabled in the
Commons Tuesday that sales
of color TV sets in the United
States indicate growing public
acceptance of color television.
He sad the CBC already has
demonstrated its enthusiasm for
this branch of television but
has been concerned until now
about troducing it too soon
because of Iimited public ac-
ceptance and its high costs.
"It :s not felt that we could
either long or wisely remain
out of the field if and when
color gains ground rapidly,"
Mr. Ouimet said.
The CBC will continue to
assess the situation for it appli-
cation to Canada.
A petition demanding Judy
Garland be deprived of the cus-
tody of her two children was
removed from the court calen-
dar when estranged husband
Sid Luft's attorney indicated a
possible agreement to end the
legal battle.
Luft, whose stormy 10 -year
marriage to Miss Garland ended
with separation in 1962, refer-
red in his petition to the sing-
er's traveling companion, Mark
Herron.
Asking he be granted cus-
tdoy of Lorno, 11, and Joseph,
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SHOWS
TO WATCH
Friday, July 24 — Telescope
(CBC). Two old salts reminisce.
Andy Griffith Show (CTV). An
armored truck loaded with gold
gets Sheriff Andy Taylor into
trouble.
Saturday, July 25—World of
Sport (CBC). Baseball game of
week. Great Movies (CBC).
Sunday, July 26—Ed Sullivan
(CBC). The Hour Glass (CTV).
Good dramatic fare.
Monday, July 27—The Texan
(CTV) new western series. Play -
date (CBC). More drama.
Tuesday, July 28—Joey Bish-
op Show (CTV). Nature of
Things (CBC). Science for a
summer evening.
Wednesday, July 29 — Sus-
pense Theatre (CBC). News-
magazine (CBC). News analysis
of significant events.
Thursday, July 30—The Lucy
Show (CBC) followed by Grind!
(also CBC). A double-dose of
comedy. Let's Sing Out (CTV).
University folk singing.
Those who have seen screen-
ings of "The Visit" are estatic
in their comments about Ingrid
Bergman's appearance as well
as her performance. They say
she's amazingly youthfull .. .
George Raft is due in Gotham
to discuss TV panel show offers,
a result of his popularity on the
late shows .. , Susan Stras-
berg is playing her sex appeal
to the hilt in The High, Bright
Sun, currently being shot in
London and co-star Dirk Bo -
garde isn't too pleased about
her scene stealing.
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Married 45 Years Ago
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Harold
Boyce, of the Goshen Line
north, Stanley Township, ob-
St. Peter's CL
Pian Lucky Draw
The July meeting of St.
Peter's Catholic Women's
League was held in the recrea-
tion room of St. Mary's School.
The meeting was opened with
prayer by Monsignor Bourdeau.
Roll was called and minutes of
the previous meeting were read
and approved.
The treasurer's report was
given. To date there are 56
paid-up members. Mrs. Law-
rence Regier reported on the
communion breakfast and the
giving of the scholarships to the
first and second highest stu-
dents in grade eight.
Mrs. William Ducharme, Sr.,
donated a lovely gift, proceeds
of which were to be used for
league work. Monsignor and
members were in favor of sell-
ing tickets on this quilt. The
quilt and two other prizes will
be on the tickets. The winning
names will be drawn at a social
evening, August 30, in the par-
ish hall, League members and
their husbands and families are
welcome, and the neighbouring
parishes of Zurich, Grand Bend,
and Mount Carmel, in particu-
lar, are invited.
The mission gift was raffled
and was won by Mrs. Louis
Masse. The meeting was voted
adjourned by Mrs. John Den-
omme and seconded by Mrs,
Leo Regier. Prayers were said
and a social hour followed.
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY
July 23-24
"Take Her, She's
Mine"
JAMES STEWART
SANDRA DEE
(Adult Entertainment)
Colour Cartoon
SATURDAY and MONDAY
July 25-27
"It Happened at
the World's Fair"
ELVIS PRESLEY
JOAN O'BRIEN
Colour Cartoon
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
July 28-29
The Great War Drama
"A Farewell to
Arms"
ROCK HUDSON
JENNIFER JONES
(Adult Entertainment)
Colour Cartoott
served their 40th wedding anni-
versary this past Saturday. A
special feature of the event was
-a surprise dinner held in their
honour at the Dominion Hotel,
Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce were mar-
ried in London on July 19, 1924,
by Rev. F. W. K. Harris. Since
then they have lived on the
farm at RR 1, Varna, in Stanley
Township.
The couple have nine chil-
dren: Harvey, Clinton; Mrs.
Merton (Ila) Good, Goderich;
James, London; Harold, Varna;
Clayton, Varna; Ken, Varna;
Grace, Goderich; Mary, Gode-
rich, and Mrs. William (Viola)
Carter, Goderich.
Following the dinner on Sat-
urday evening, the group moved
to the home of John Armstrong,
where the rest of the evening
was spent visiting with friends
and members of the family. A
number of gifts were presented
the couple from their family
and friends.
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