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) Change may be Made in Oshawa ~ Road ~The Oshawa Suburban Road Com-' mission who have charge of the road way from Oshawa to Port Perry, known to most people of this area simply as the Oshawa Road, are at present considering the- advisability of constructing a by-pass of the ham- Jet of Raglan. As is well known by local divers the . road now passes . through the" hamlet in a sharp curve. 'Because of the increasing amount of traffic us-' ing this road .it has been suggested that a by-pass which would straight- en the road and skirt the village would have the effect of cutting down on the number of accidents. While no decision has yet been reached surveys and estimates will be made for further study. It is believed that with the new underpass at the Raglan railway crossing and the con- stantly -increasing traffic a change in the present road way could make for less potential danger in this vi- cinity. ; ."G 0 0 D NIGHT," T.V. Stars at Red Barn Johnnie and Jack with Kitty Wells and their Tennessee Mountain Boys, who have become overnight favorites on radio, stage and television, are coming 'to the Red Barn 'in Oshawa on Thursday, June 26th, 8.00 p.m, Johnnie and Jack, who parlayed two golden voices and a guitar into a combination whi¢h has earned them national recognition as the Nation's No. 1 vocal duet, bring their fast moving, fun-and-music-filled routine for local enjoyment. Folk music fans, who applauded Johnnie and Jack's "POISON LOVE," "CRYIN' HEART BLUES," "ASHES OF LOVE," "SOUTH OF NEW OR- LEANS," "I GET SO LONELY," SWEETHEART, GOODNIGHT," "S, 0. 8." "I WANT TO BE LOVED," "TOM CATS KIT- TEN," are applauding also "BANA- NA BOAT SONG" which hit the bulls' eye recently. In addition to Johnnie and Jack, the show will feature KITTY WELLS, bright star of DECCA RECORDS and nationally known as the "Queen of AUCTIO Theatre LANDS - BUILDINGS - N SALE Business EQUIPMENT MONDAY, JUNE 30th, 1958 on the premises of ROXY THEATRE, Brock Street, j UXBRIDGE, ONT, at 2 p.m. ' By virtue of Mortgage Default we have been instructed to offer for Sale by Auction the above mentioned fully equipped Theatre subject to announced conditions at time of Sale, * Quonset Building, approx. 42' x 100', fire resistive material, modern theatre, masonry front. THEATRE EQUIPMENT: Three room oil heated apartment, 400 Kroehler Plushback Seats, Sound and Projection-equipment-including simplex Projection, Strong Arc Lamps, Strong Utility Rectifiers, Ballantyne Sound, Cinemascope Screen, 'Carpet, Drapes, Fully equipped Candy Bar, Neon Sign, Re- frigeration Air Conditioning. THEATRE IS CURRENTLY IN OFERATION. Inspection may be made on the premises at UXBRIDGE, ONT. Daily from 9 a.m. until sale time. Down Payment required is $10,000.00. The foregoing represents an excellent opportunity to acquire boi business and Land at a fraction of its original cost. Further Auctioneers. a information may be obtained. from the offices of the * WHITE & COMPANY Industrial Auctioneers 86 Richmond St., W. EM 4-4413 Suite 609 Toronto, Ont. ROR ® WRESTLING | 'Saturday, June 28, 8.45 p.m. PLEASE! ~ Those advertisers who wish to have their new phone number in their advertising please let us know what that number will be. 4 ¢ 4 $ < ¢ 4 X < 4 PLEASE DON'T EXPECT US TO LOOK UP YOUR y NEW NUMBER AND CHANGE IT AUTOMATICALLY. $ : ¢ ¢ > ¢ 4 ¢ > 4 ¢ Fort Parry Star PORT PERRY ARENA KITTY WELLS America's . Folk Singers." Kitty Wells has been voted the No, 1 fe- consecutive years in all trade journ- als and magazines. Kitty Wells' recording of "It was. gels," on Decca Records brought her overnight success. Later ones, "A Wedding Ring Ago," "Paying for that Backstreet Affair," "Cheatin's A SinV, "I Don't Claim to be an Angel," "After Dark", "One by One," "Mak- in' Believe," "Lonely Side of Town," "You and Me," "Searching," and one of her/latest "Repenting" is now in the nation's top ten best sellers. Johnnie and Jack and Kitty Wells and the Tennessee Mountain Boys completed an engagement at the Pa- lace Theatre in New York City, play- ing to capacity crowds. - Also featured on the show are Jimmy Newman, Quality Recording Star, The Tennessee Mountain Boys, and for their first public appearance Kitty Wells' daughter and son, Carol Sue and Bobby Wright. - Johnnie and Jack's latest RCA Vie- tor release is "Move it on Over," and "Love Fever." Miss Kitty Wells' latest Decca re- lease is 'I'll Always be your Fraulein' which is. showing up in the charts and "What I Believe, Dear." First Natural Gas Electricity Plant Gananoque Electric Light and Pow- er Company officials Monday an- nounced the first Eastern Canada plant to generate electricity from na- tural gas will be built near this town 17 miles east of Kingston. Manager John Campbell said work in the plant is expected to start Aug. 1 in adjoining Leeds and Lansdowne [Front Township. T.V. MIDGETS 4-GREAT T.V. MIDGETS -4 IN A FOUR:MAN TAG TEAM MATCH j Hie I Special Afiraction ! t . 450Lb. Wrestling Bear! | - TAKE ON. TWO LEADING HEAVY WEIGHTS JAPAN AT 226 v Great Motto \ RUSSIA 240 Ivan Volkoff + Main -Event "CHIC AGO AT 230 1 Melby SCOTLAND 220 Ringside $1.25 General $1.00 Kids 50c. a I matte er tet ata ES wo, male singer of folk songs for four | n't God who made Honky Tonk An-| 3 With school out, a running. -- More' than 600,000 ' gi they'll come boys and girls. Teacher can't w atch out for them any more. From now on their safety is in your hands. How bois: you feel if your car crippled someone else's child. And think of the heartache -- and anger -- if another driver hurt your son or daughter. To make your summer a happier one, here are two practical sugges- tions offered by Liberty Mutual In- surance Company in this public interest message. As a driver, kop an_ especially sharp eye peeled for the danger spota-- playgrounds, street cotners, a line of parked cars, thickly set- tled pnd a} Children aren't adults, so it's important to think one step ahead of them. As a parent, one of the best in- vestments you can make is timo to teach your children sensible safety rules for play, for crossing streets, for bieyoling or roller skating. If possible, find a safe place for chil- dren in your neighborhood to ay. * This summer, let's remember -- When school's out -- Watch Out! New Waterworks Regulations BY-LAW NO. 1297 A By-Law to Amend the Amending By-Law No. 1250 to Regulate, Manage and Control the Water- works System of the Village of Port Perry. Whereas the Council of the Village of Port Perry, hereinafter called the "Corporation" deems it necessary to make an amendment to the Amend- ing By-law No. 1250 in order to conm- trol the water services in buildings containing more than one unit, And whereas the Corporation re- serves the right at any time and from time to time to amend, alter or change the regulations governing the Cor- poration Waterworks System. And whereas Clause five (5) of By- law No. 1250 reads as follows: "Where water service is supplied to a dwelling having more than one fam- ily or a business building having more than one business, one bill shall be rendered for one service multiplied by the number of household or business units, If the dwelling is metered then one bill shall be rendered for the minimum charge multiplied by the number of household units and the balance of the consumption if any billed at prevailing rates. Water bills to be sent to the owners unless auth- orized in writing to do otherwise." Therefore the Corporation enacts read as follows: to a dwelling having more than one family or any building containing more than one dwelling unit, one bill shall be rendered for one multiplied by the number of house- hold or dwelling units. If the dwell- bill shall be rendered for the minimum charge, multiplied by the number of household or dwelling units and the balance of the consumption if any, billed at the prevailing rates and in accordance with the number of units. Water bills are to be sent to the owners who shall be entitled to a dis- SUNNY BOY CASSIDY One of the popular Midget tag] team to be seen in person this Sat- urday at the Memorial Arena, Port Perry. Be sure to be there at 8.45. that clause 5 of By-law No. 1250 shall | 1--Where water service is supplied { service |! ing or building is métered then one || count of 10% of the total billing in licu of any rebate caused by absent- tees during the billing period and in addition to the usual discount of 10% for prompt payment as provided here- in, Where water service is supplied to any building containing more than one business unit, each business shall be billed separately for service and in the usual manner. Terms and" conditions in other By- laws conflicting with the foregoing are hereby repealed. This By-law. when passed to take effect July 1st, 1958. Read a first, second and third times THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 26th, 1068-5 RE STYLE ENTERTAINMENT THEATRE, UXBRIDGE 'Tues. to Saturday June 26-28 19) £).°0 0) '¢ THE THRILLING 8 DOROTHY McGUIRE FESS PARKER STORY OF THE PEOPLE LR coma suncss ICIP 0ID @ 1 8 8 2) FROM THE LAND! * Technicolor i B oo Wi JETE TORK TOMMY JOR ETN CORCOLAN BEVLRLY WASHBURN - CHICA CONNDRS SIT yin 0 U0 PLE TOO de hd "FD I Bud OOS 2 COMPLETE SHOWINGS at 7 and 9 p.m. Mon. and Tuesday June 30 & July L TIM HOVEY with JOCK MAHONEY, in a Delightfully Gay Comedy "SLIM CARTER" {om AVW.BROCI DEPARTM \ Ng 1 and finally passed this 23rd sy of IN TECHNICOLOR June 1958, et a A tL LN ATLL ASS ASA NAARSAARRSASSRRAARRS $ Poise sede > gd ENT STORE er tors aston teins arias od CAT AAS AC Se a) 3 3 3 0 ry "0 ¥ 3" *. 2 bo 2 , 3 pO 2 +! * * 2 s ot pO 2 * by 4, 2 +. & Py & $ o! ¥ 3 RE STIR I Y, Se. - BOOS 9 Ce "MEN'S Work Boots, cork soles $7.50 and $8.95 08 0s a oe 070 0 Pe ase oe 270 Se 20, 0 oe a 0% SN oe se 30, oe a te Sr 0 a 0 ns IOSORCIOICAORCHCRCHOS Boys' Oxfords. . i 2 4 4, be 4 4 ct 3 4 4 «! 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