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s @* : [ " I i If 1 | 19 ® 4 + ¢ ¥ « I | ~ I | SE J Ls Eleanor and Ralph Bailey perform before packed house AR SUA CR er ie Aly > Sor aly AOL RC AM LASS J , PALES AY XL TE A LA C PARI FIR IPRS SUE RY PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 4, 1977 -- of Showtime packs Town Hall for two shows (continued) Stephen Foster favourites) with warmth and good temp. Gladys Thompson, their piano accompanist, provid- ed excellent support throughout the evening.' Comedy routines in the showboat tradition nicely balanced the old songs rich in sentiment. Captain Paul Arculus proved a genial host. In fact, it wasn't long before barriers between entertain- ers and entertainees dis- appeared. The audience joined in several old favour- ites and even learned a Scottish folksong 'under Paul's direction. Several guest artists were on board, contributing solos, duets, and a male quartet. Guest stars included Eleanor and Ralph Bailey, - Stuart. McEntyre, Victor Parsons, Lillian and Danny Reesor, John Scott, Keith Jones, Bruce Brandon and Billy Dowson. It was easy for audience and cast to make-believe the showboat era with the Developer fails in priority bid (continued) sewage treatment plant. Paramount was concern- ed that once its draft approval ran out on April - 10, the company's place would be lost in the lineup, if it were jumped over by a later project. The OMB noted that Scugog Township and Dur- ham- Region apparently want to be free to "pick and choose' among the propos- ed subdivisions. The applicant asked the OMB to modify draft approval agreements, which was opposed by the munici- palities. It was asked that a service. agreement be entered into, but was object- ed to on the grounds it was premature since the sewage treatment plant had not yet Albert Harper: Seller of, among other things, unmentionables. received preliminary approval and could be denied. Durham Region council suggested that the appli- cant's problem respecting renewal would be solved if the OMB reserved its de- cision on the, application without a date heing set, so that plans for the sewage plant expansion can proceed or be dropped, as the case may be. But the OMB ruled it would be inappropriate to reserve a decision simply for the purpose of prevent- ing the ministry of housing from allowing draft approv- al to lapse. The OMB said the appli- cant's concern about obtain- ing draft renewal was understandable, since the ministry had advised that the draft approval extension would not be granted for a total period exceeding 18 months. If there was good reason for such lapsing to occur, the OMB was confident the ministry would willingly explain the reasons. No such reasons were forth- coming in the evidence. In the event that the applicant considers the ministry is arbitrarily or unjustifiably refusing to extend the draft approval, the applicant may wish to consider a remedy through --the planning act, the OMB noted. The OMB declinded to alter the conditions of the draft approval agreements as sought by the applicant. beautiful set designed by Les Parkes. - The illusion created by this artist 'was part of the fun of the show. The Scugog Community is fortunate "in having a His- torical Society which not only supports its museum also maintains an active choir. It has been through and the preservation of historic buildings, but which the presentations of the choir that the life-styles of . the past have been animat- ed for us in a most engaging way. 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