The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

another series providing a city. joy safer swimming. instruction courses aimed at}mence the OPES OPE IIe CIES S SPE PG OS Sp Ain, OY Sy leo pgen The Simcoe Hall Boys' Clubjweeks with the examination the once again will be conducting|next week. of swimming} The next courses will com-|the child of pre-school age into week of Monday,|the water and here she re- swimming pro-|April 5, and will conclude the/ceives instruction which she gram for children and adults of|last week in June. Children's|passes on to the child, In many classes are held Monday, Tues-|cases this is also an introduc- The courses will teach basic|day and Wednesday at 4.15, 7/tion to and advanced swimming skills|and 8 p.m. along with water safety knowl- edge to enable the everyday|age children's group holds forth| limited and registration will be and weekend swimmers to en-jeach Monday at 2 p.m, and/taken on the aforementioned The mothers and pre-school Og TS a NE RG in Sale Ta Thy Swimming Courses Start Again At Boys Club © In these classes the mother or a female adult accompanies swimming for the mother. Members in all groupings are p.m. These classes are|dates. If you require any fur- The boys' club will offer for|¢!d for a one-half hour period|ther information call the boys' the first time since its opening|@"4 are for six weeks. This is a new course which will be the|9e Of the popular parts of the|lie avenue at club, which is located on Eula- Central Park Vienna Soprano Stratford-Bound .NEW YORK (CP)--Viennese soprano Martha Schlamme will sing the heroine's role' when The Rise and Fati of the City of Mahogonny, an opera by Kurt Weill, is given its North American premiere at the 1965 Stratford festival. The Stratford production, opening Juiy 2, will be in Eng- lish. The original language of| the opera is German. Miss Schlamme, a leading in- terpreter of Weill's music, is appearing here this month in her New York city opera debut as Jenny in Weill's best known work, The Three Penny Opera. The heroine of Mahagonny is THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Merch 11, 1968 19 Court Allots J.P. $15,000 POLITICAL COLORING? tains in the Tajik region of So- MOSCOW (AP) -- Tass news|viet Central Asia recently was agency has reported fromicolored red. It said the color Dushanbe that an hour - longicame from dust storms in fall on the Darvaz Moun-jsome 1,500 miles to the KINGSTON (CP) -- The On- tario Supreme Court ruled Wed- nesday. that David W. Lockett, about 40, a former justice of the peace, is entitled to $16,000 in back wages for services per- formed. Mr. Lockett brought the ac- tion against the City of King- ston. He claimed the city owed the money for work during the last 4% years in addition to fees earned for various duties. in 1953 and worked on a sal- ary until 1960 when he resigned to become an independent jus- Coll us for prompt, dependable cleaning of your upholstery end rugs. We'll do the job expertly at low cost . . . in your home or our plant. = FURNITURE ana PHONE 725-9961 mr racket assumed is rox OSHAWA CLEANERS | 94 BRUCE STREET (Division of Oshawa Cleaning Contractors) od boulevard south. also named Jenny. tice of the peace on a fee basis. Li, ee et DS a Ss So Royal Life Saving Socie.t y|S¥imming program. Bronze Medallion Course. Thisiy will be available for both chil- dren and adults. A bronze course will be held in the evening and also will be included in the courses for ladies on Thursday mornings and for the mixed adult and young adult on Tuesday eve- nings at 9.00 p.m. Red Cross beginner, junior, intermediate, and senior courses will also be conducted for children and adults as well as the boys' club tadpole for children. Registration for these will take place in the near future '\with registrations for the chil- '\dren taking place Wednesday, Mar. 17, from 2 to 4.00 p.m., and 7.30 to 9 p.m. The adult registration will take place the following Monday at the same hours. Courses for swimming are of one-hour duration and are held weekly for a period of 12 ORLA LTT OS CALL HOWARD'S EXPERT SERVICE Spring-Time Under-Fashions, Sleepwear and Hosiery From Zeller's Big Selections For The Family ! REMEMBER, IT'S SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED! PRETTY SLIPS, PLUS ZELLER'S SWEET-DREAMERS! ZELLER'S SPRING-LIGHT FOUNDATIONS 950 PANTIE GIRDLE ane Seer Once a year the circula- Oshawa Times and announc- tion files of a newspaper ed it was time for the year- are audited to give a true ly audit. With Mr. Bouchard record of the newspaper's is Eileen Willis, a circula- circulation. Last week, Paul tion clerk. The ABC figures Bouchard, a field auditor are the only true record of for the Audit Bureau of Cir- a paper's circulation. culation dropped into the circulation office of The --Oshawa Times Photo Oshawa Men Hit Bomb Test Tops The route will be kept se-| DRAPES Custom Made @ SLIP COVERS Twe Oshawa men, Glenn Flying Club's first winteripected to pass check points at "Free Estimates" | bombing contest. Each had anja certain time, rather like in a | average error of only 10.5/car rally. Call 725-3144 | yards. ' . " ; " Al Wilson of Scarborough Once again amateur radio op: ; pe Exquisite Form' bandeau won third prize, while fourth|erators are to be used to report HOWARD s Simese bre is of snow-white cotton and fifth places went to Donjthe passage of each aircraft DRAPERIES Pat broadcloth, gives comfort i) Holloway of Oshawa and Wil-lover check points. end a@ beoutiful |i i : Ham Vaughan of Whitby. a beoutiful line with Only one direct hit was scor- foam rubber __interlined. ed during the day on the 40-foot stitched cups and elastic Baker and Wilfred Gillette, tied for first place in the Oshawa cross laid out on the Harris air- strip, north east of Oshawa. This was scored by club presi- dent W. E. Gillette with a whizz-bang low level drop in difficult wind conditions. For the first time the contest combined navigation and bomb-| ing skill. Contestants first had to locate the target and then shower sand. bags on it. lines of the annual Governor General's Trophy Race. NEW TOWN NEEDS The British housing ministry estimates that by 1986 18 new towns will be needed for the ex- panding population around Bir- cret until just before take off time. Contestants will be ex- @ BROADLOOM @ VENETIAN BLINDS Betty Haydl INTERIOR DECORATOR Phone 725-2686 @ Same style of light, yet 3° inserts. A cup, sizes 32 to 36; B, 32 to 38 and C, 32 to 38, LONG - LEG PANTIE GIR- DLE by Rose Marx is of waist band. White; S-M-L- XL. 4,99 firm "Lycra" SLEEK "ARNEL" SLIP Easy-care "'Arnel", styled with no- see-through front shadow panel end lace-lavished on top and eround hemline. White. soft pastels or dramatic black. Sizes 32 to 40. LACY "ARNEL" HALF SLIP 1 64 for Specialized Sizes, SPECIAL 8 \@ FURNITURE : ; The event was organized by DRAPERIES rayon power net, with rayon the Oshawa Flying Club's Fly- i l j ; ing Committee, * chaired by BROADLOOM ns ~ and ~ CO-ORDINATED SLEEPWEAR GOWN : William A. Baker of Port Perry. CUSTOM MADE DRAPES spits ae. Sortie ee? : , APRI PYJ. _ A major air navigation rally 15 King Street East Embroidery' - trimmed with Spring-light combed cotton batiste, with 4 ABY is now being planned along the nylon gusset, 2" elastic dainty white flowers strewn on pink or blue DOLLS grounds ... its feminine appeal heightened by coloured embroidered rose bouquets on yoke and lace trim. See these night- time pretties in shift gowns, coats, capris and baby dolls-buy the whole set! S-M-L-. YOUR CHOICE COAT 3 4 4 STOCK UP ON "UNDIES" FOR THE YOUNG MISS! 67:- 57« 97- GUARANTEED QUALITY FOR THE MEN IN THE FAMILY EN'S, BOY WE a7. 2 FOR 77: GIRLS' VEST. Cotton Interlock sleeveless vest with wide shoulder straps. White; sizes 8 to 14. Mufflers installed in 15 minutes by MEN'S UNDERWEAR, Snowy white ribbed cot- ton. ATHLETIC SHIRTS made with flat-lock seams, taped shoulder. ATHLETIC SHORTS have elastic waist, taped. front, ribbed leg openings and double pane! seat, S-M-L, BOYS' UNDERWEAR. Accordion rib-knit.white combed cotton, ATHLETIC SHIRTS with taped || shoulders, hemmed bottom. ATHLETIC SHORTS |] with taped front, double seat, elasticized legs. Wo S-MeL MEN'S WASH 'N WEAR PYJAMAS Sanforized cotton broadcloth In @ cheerful bed- time choice of novelty prints and stripes or solid colours. Tailored coat style with convertible GIRLS' BRIEFS. Cotton Interlock with ribbed legs, double gussets. White; sizes 8 to 14, "GINGER LANE" SMARTY PANTS. Smooth rayon in @ variety of taiolred and trimmed styles. 3 fi White, pastels; sizes 8 to 14. or GIRLS' P.J.'$. Wash 'n' Wear fabrics in tailored style, with piping aroung collar and along front. Short-sleeved. Assorted colors in sizes 8 to 14, FOR BABY! SNUG-A-BYE BIRDSEYE DIAPERS. Fiannel- backed Birdseye cloth for super comfort and absorbency 26" x 26" size, Packed by the dozen, TWO-WAY STRETCH SLEEPER. 100% waffle-knit nylon, footed with gripper fastening. Pretty pastels; fits 6 te 12_and_12 to 24 mos. Shear specialists A quolity-built muffler in just 15 minvtes. Free check-up FOR CHILDREN GIRLS' AND TEENS 449|\129 FOR SWINGING GALS! KICKY KNEE SOCKS The patterned knee sock look the school set's crazy about . « « Tyrolean snowflake panels on soft "Orion" and nylon fe. stretch knee hose. Elasticized cuffs. More colors than you a. ---------- con think of. Sizes 9 to 11, 7 to 8% Ee ee enna aac' 8%, | SOFT, ABSORBENT "EIDERLON" collar; pants with half boxer waist, balloon seat. Sizes A to E Y tet Speedy Moffler King specialists install a brand new Re oo « free installation. You just pay for the muffler. LOOK AT THESE LOW, LOW PRIGS: CHEV. AND PONT. | FORD | PLYMOUTH AND DODGE 6 CYUNDER 54-63 (most models) | 58-62 (most "ana | 60-63 (most models) and elastic ribbed leg openings. Poly bagged 295 $8.95 $9.95 White; sizes 2 to 6x, THE SPECIALIST MUFFLER ys LITTLE BOYS' BRIEFS if Machine-washoble made with elastic waist, double pone! front and back 79. SHOP NOW AND "CHARGE-IT" cotton, well eiderlo 3 CONVENIENT Cc e ry stretch ton enki ith genuine Engl cable aT KING NO DOWN PAYMENT. = | ---------- Ce eee DP OSHAWA"S i -W. . : . knitted cotton terrycloth with wide- 206 King Street West FIRST QUALITY NYLONS |i v0 cnrsssm ies 3 FOR 87: JUST WEST OF PARK ROAD PARTY PANTIES, soft rayon jersey, with fancy motif trims. Double gusset, elastic waist. White, postels; 2 to 6x. NEWEST AND FINEST MUFFLER CENTRE ZELLER'S 97: Seamfree micro mesh nylons in popular 400- needle 15-denier sheerness. Consider this added 4 FOR 4 728 6268 OSHAWA DOWNTOW feature: they have two-way stretch tops for the Open Monday through Scturdey 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. -- Friday nights till 9 p.m SHOPPING SIMCOE " slightly heavier woman. Colors: Enchantment, : 2 Amorous, Intrique or Burnt Amber; sizes 81/2 € bath nd got onda bedl rane ts A a led 39: 4 STREET SOUTH to 1] shoulders, hemmi ittom. White; sizes 2 to 6x. CENTRE