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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturday, March 26, 1960 § UNTIDY HABITS BOOM IN BABIES , PORTSMOUTH, England (CP)| MILDENHALL, England (CP) Speaking to the cleaning depart- So many babies have been born ment of this seaport a councillor to wives of United States airmen said men drop more litter than stationed near this Suffolk town women, and should be shocked|that the registrar of births has out of their untidy habits. asked for additional help. ¢ YOUR HEART WILL BE TOUCHED =" MAGIC! 2A CINEMASCOPE coon by dtu | FEATURE AT: 11/115 § 7:40 - 9:50 p.m. THE UNFORGETTABLE PERSONAL STORIES BEHIND THE GREATEST SEA HUNT OF ALL TIME! Pe DREW LINDSA y GORDON RAE I 9 OSHAWA KIWANIS AUCTION GOODS ON DISPLAY * \ Members of the Downtown ; money to carry on service club | winner of a purchasers' draw | Oshawa and Westmount Kiwan- | welfare work are on display in | following the auction, The | is Clubs are hard at work | the window of the Oshawa Pub- | names of all successful bidders | completing the arrangements| lic Utilities Building, Simcoe | will be entered in the draw, Sc i COME and DANCE | -- for their annual Radio Auction which will be held through the street south. Seen in the centre of the window is the Frigid- | Seen looking over the display | are Al | Neely, two members of the Rundle and E. G. Me- | to Mitchell Zaleski's CiINEMAScOPE STEREOPHONC SOUND --r «| facilities of CKLB on Wednes- | day evening, March 30. Some | of the goods io be sold to raise Westmount Kiwanis Club. by Home Appliances (Oshawa) --Oshawa Times Photo | aire Imperial Dryer, donated | by Hom which will go to the Orchestra "FEATURE AT . .. Bogen ilted from this camp in its 26 years | They sponsored minor hockey A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE Nova Scotia Firm | ithe | 15285 nd 9350 "of operation. | h | H an : ott. ITIL also assisted with the | POLISH NATIONAL [have been added, There were YWCA summer camp for qns| Fined For Stamps UNION HALL 2 LUST and MURDER SHOCKERS ws FRED POPHAM BOB PATTE new dormitories, an artificial and they awarded scholarships to ay | {swimming pool, a modern head-|the students of OCVI and OCCI. | HALIFAX (CP) -- Boland's| f {quarters building and other facil-| The Junior Farmer classes at|Limited, Nova Scotia franchise 168 Banting Ave. I FUN FOR ALL! |holders for 56 Independent Groc- EVERY SATURDAY ities necessary for the successful the Oshawa Fair are sponsored byl ors Alliance stores, were fined » | | | 8:30 - 12. TRAVEL WITHOUT WORRY | operation of a summer camp. |the Kiwanis club. Sponsorship and! li |oUTDOOR HOLIDAY [financial aid are given to the 4-H [$25 Friday on each of two charges| "% OFFICIALLY APPOINTED AGENTS FOR | | SELLING TRAVEL BY GARNET TUBB Dairy Calf Club and the 4-H Grain|0f issuing trading stamps contr-| | Each year, with the co-opera-iclub for junior farmers of the ary to the criminal code. | tion of the Oshawa Board of Oshawa area. W. S. Boland, vice-president] AIR--SEA--BUS--CRUISES Sill TOURS--CAR HIRE--INSURANCE ¥ Inclusive Independent Travel Arranged K 1 W 1 Rk d 1 A t ; 1 anis a 10 uc 1011 Health, 250 to 300 boys and girls| land general manager, said the iam ed | Each fall they entertain the . in. are taken for a two-week outdoor prize winners, in these agricultur.| OMPany would appeal magis-| We make Hotel and Resort Reservations anywhere, The special Kiwanis Radio Auc-|new merchandise, being offered Oshawa and district will have the holiday. al activities, at a banquet. [trate J. F. McManus' decision tion committee, headed by ehair- "for sale" as well as the numer-|chance to bid on a list of some| Another activity which has far| rhe Get-Together Club for teen-| man Lorne Nancekivell and in-lous services, such as vouchers|500 articles and services. [reaching results is the Tubercu-| 50ers in OCVI auditorium on Sat- || cluding Kiwanians Gordon Rae, for dry - cleaning, _permanent| These have been donated to the losis Prevention and Rehabilita- |urday evenings, is also sponsor- Bob Patte, Ralph Vickery, Fred waves, cement sidewalks etc club by local and de busi-|tion project. During its several|aj py the Kiwanis club. | Popham Garnet Tubb and Drew| As was the case last year, the ness men and industries, and by years of untiring work the com-| gach year the club sponsors Lindsay, are it ting He Sinish. members of the \hawa West- individual citizens. mites Rat sponsored many coun-|the campaign for the Oshawa reas Err the mount Rivanis i Sle Jong! Bids will be received by tele- | lry-wide Surveys. __ |and District Cancer Soclety. Bes acon Ok ne |e oo onarative Hamer phones set up in Hotel Genosha.| These have resulted in the diag-| It is hoped that this year's| a Sua Twanis oR, Rk _oeralve ello io The results of the bidding will bejuosls of many eases of tubero |padio Juetion will provide more | Son, : : y "broadcast over CKLB. The items losis still in the early stages, en: funds for these activities than any | The big event, now a popularjuion the Diggest 35d best ever. will be listed in groups. At the | abling beneficial treatment. This auction has done previously. apt high pi, ti Clone, Same Se, Boe 1 vn Be cad of sah Sot. wn, i Be poet Sn now bs ened gv wa 11 the gh- {ti iddi {to | boring communities such as Bow- 2 jue mals Wadow of the Public £026, ip the sn Ro Bagh dy | Perry, Brooklin, Utilities Building, Simcoe street| = shi . will south. Other displays are located [31ST ANNIVERSARY .__. |GENEROUS WITH TIME bear cubs found in the Arctic had next |in the store-windows of other Ki-| Last fall, the Oshawa Kiwanis| myne Oshawa Kiwanains havea happy home for a time in a wanians, in the business section, (Club Sdleprated is Sls} Enniver been generous in donating their Russian weather station on Franz A Frigidaire "Imperial" dryer, sary. During these ee time and talents to many com-/Josef Land, then practically tore donated by Home Appliances carried out a Widespread Srv munity activities. They operated the place down before being sent Oshawa) Ltd., will be the spe-|gram of community activi "|a minor softball league for boys. to the Moscow Zoo. | | A MRS. WTCHELL Over 25 yeors' experience selling travel Donald Travel Service WHITBY----OSHAWA---BROOKLIN--Ph. MO 8-3304 TORONTO EM 3.8958 LIVELY ARRIVALS manville, Port MOSCOW (AP) -- Two polar Whitby, Ajax and Pickering be held on Wednesday of week, March 30 As usual the bidding will at 6 o'clock Wednesday evening and then will continue at a brisk t pace until midnight, when the [cial prize to be won this year, | last of over 600 articles will have by oue of the successful 2uelion to be sold to the highest bidder. Pdders. Lach person who su 5 Kull 1 ESD. ceeds in purchasing an article, via [tively interested in the welfare LIST Ap 4 JARS Tu DAY have [the best bid on that article, will |and health of underprivileged chil- participated in previous "Radio have a ticket for each article) dren. One of the earliest projects e a it Alctions". a large and complete (in the draw for the dryer. The|Was the purchase of a camp site | i a Paty By Fp" i ror Th i start lace in which to live. Since beginning, it has been ac- | signed to make Qshawa a vee pi list, describing each of the almost 600 articles, will appear in Tues-| day's issue of The Oshawa Times. Householders and citizens who|®* wish to take part in the Kiwanis draw will be held at the regular|at Kedron. f | Tuesday Oshawa Kiwanis Club, on April | A summer holiday camp for boys and girls was started as an {annual event. Thousands of Osh- luncheon meeting of | In this event, every citizen in 'awa boys and girls have benefit- | Radio Auction, can study this| list, for a full description of the hundreds of articles, all brand / SURY A wire DANCE PARTY DON PIERRE and His Orchestre » v Fy > 0 -~ jon TONIGHT Modern - Square TO THE TORNADOS (NOW ON CHATEAU RECORDS) CALLER, BOB FOWLER ADMISSION $1.00 THE PILGRIM PLAYERS Present in English . . . 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RA 8-1681 MID-LENT DANCE «+ ENTERTAINMENT Sr + IN THE WHOLE WIDE FRANK A JONES Rien Wiki St. Gregory's Auditorium SATURDAY, MARCH 26th 8:30 P.M. H. Godfrey and his musicians COSTUMES IF DESIRED REFRESHMENTS LUNCH SPECIAL PRIZES ADMISSION--2.50 PER COUPLE WONDERFUL WORLD! Sita RoBiiSoN Pekin" * FRANK CAPRAS 8 co Sr bata EOE HODGES te marty Bm ----y ty 00 DUE our ty L900 th COLOR wr tsa ue (8700 ESS 3 aa TRFSRGETAON Suen ton MEN 5TIETE po A Howe me Hean' DANSE DE LA MI-CAREME Auditorium St. Gregoire SAMEDI LE 26 MARS 8:30 P.M. H. Godfrey and ses musiciens COSTUMES SI DESIRES Admission -- $2.50 le couple Le Club Canadien -- Frencals Organisie por: d'Oshawe ro EE SR a DONT FORGET KIWANIS RADIO AUCTION WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30 6:30 till Midnight over Station CKLB Jdshawa Ist AUCTION AT 8 PM. oo ® START YOUR BIDS AT 6 P.M. ® GRAND PRIZE > FRIGIDAIRE IMPERIAL DRYER One chance on grand prize for every successful bid, plus one chance for every $10 worth of purchases. DONATED BY -- HOME APPLIANCES (OSHAWA) LTD. 90 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH and FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS of CANADA LTD. 2 SCARBOROUGH, ONTARIO : HERE'S HOW RADIO AUCTION IS OPERATED! . the To bid of articles, phone the listed of the article, give your name State and ond your highest bid. BE BRIEF, PLEASE. Highest bid on any article may be learned by phoning either of our listed numbers. Items 1 to 105 will be sold ot 8 p.m. to the highest bidder. 106 to 210 will be sold at 9 p.m. to the highest bidder. 211 to 315 will be sold ot 10 p.m. to the highest bidder. 316 to 420 will be sold ot 11 p.m. to the highest bidder. And 421 on will be sold ot 12 p.m, to the highest bidder. All successful purchasers will be announced over the air and also notified by mail. Successful bidders must pick wp their merchandise or vouchers between the hour of 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Friday, April Ist or 10 a.m. to 4 pm. on Saturday, April 2nd ot 35 King St. East (Next to Biltmore Theatre), To identify yourself as a highest bidder and rightful purchaser you must hend in the card you will receive through the mail following your success in bidding es a purchaser. This MUST be presented when claiming the article. These cards will be used in the drow for the winner of the Frigidaire Imperial Dryer. e BIDDING STARTS AT 6:00 P.M. on any article or group d ton It 3 Pp Complete list of articles to be auctioned, giving number, retail value and name of donor will appear in next Tuesday's Times. ® TOTAL PROCEEDS FOR KIWANIS WORK IN THIS COMMUNITY e PE BE Sara