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8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11th, 1956 Many Fires This Summer The exceptionally dry and hot sum- mer has kept the local fire brigade busier this season than for many a year. Largely grass or grain fires they have varied in size from very small to.those involving considerable "loss in stock and equipment. The local brigade have had calls up to two ot three ip' a single day. Several farmers in the, area have lost a field or more of grain and some have lost their threshing equipment. Those suffering the greatest loss in this district were Mr. Earl Tripp, south of Port Perry, who lost every- thing but cue tractor, and the Beeton Farms, north of Greenbank, where everything went up in smoke during threshing operations, We hope that the present cooler, damper air will continue for a while. r---- Wood is of ever increasing value as a commodity, . If builders still used as'much wood as they did, thirty years ago in building houses, Canada's for- est products industries couldn't fill their needs, RELAX THESE HOT NIGHTS IN THE COOL, COOL ROXY. INSIDE TEMP , ALWAYS AT 72 DEGREES any] UXBRIDGE Phone 252W STYLE ENTERTAINMENT Fri. & Sat. Aug. 12 - 13 STERLING HA YDEN ALSO FRI NIGHT LAST SHOW "SHOTGUN" oe (Color) The Bowery Boys "SPY CHASERS" FEATURE AFTER 9 pm. SAT. NIGHT. START 7.15 ZACHARY BCOTY. STARTS AT 8.30. BOTH Mon. to Wed. 3 Days Aug. 15-17 BAN IT THEY CRIED!! IN TORONTO---Never before pas a Picture created so much controversy. SE E FOR YOURSELF--JUDGE FOR YOUR-- SELF. SHOULD THIS PICTURE BE BANNED? DOES IT INSULT TODAY'S TEENAGERS? , BRUTAL? THEY TURNED A SCHOOL INTO A JUNGLE! The shocking experience of a pretty teacher; : the kid with the switchblade knife -- all the - startling drama of the novel is on the screen! A DRAMA OF Jesh ace TERROR! i GLENN FORD-» * ANNE FRANCIS "LOUIS CALHERN ADULT ENTERTAINMENT IS. IT TOO V Thurs. to Sat. Aug. 18-20 will you stoop ADDED SHORTS & CARTOON _. to get what you want?" KIRK DOUGLAS JEANNE CRAIN CLAIRE TREVOR I) avs TECHNIdOLON ' A Universal oa Vand td THIS IS YOUR INVITATION To: Visit Your Ford - Monarch Dealer! And Take a Drive | ENJOY THE DRIVING EASE THATS YOURS ~. WITH FORD'S Continued from Front Page, Cartwright Council itt's S. S. No, 3, 6.6 mills, Débenture rate oh lle. Fed, of Agriculture Ye, mill, Garbage ColJection (Lake Shove) $1 50 : per assessment, Black- stock Street" Lights (village only) $7.35 per assessment, St. Christopher's Road (St. Chrisopher only) $6.64 per assessment, 3 This gives an overall® rate of 53.2 mills. , an' increase of 7.17 mills over last year. By-Law No. 1002, a by-law to ex- propriate land needed for roadway at W*| William's Paint off Lots 74 & 75, plan IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AND YOUR CHOICE go OF COLOURS 1952 Prefect SAARI as 1951 Kyser Sedan, overdrive, 1947 ¥ Ton Chev. Truck .... $395.00 1952 % Ton Panel Dodge, New Motor ........... Sind TRUCKS--MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK Also Ford Trartn Farm and Industrial Equipment V/ MANCHESTER GARAGE Manchester Phone 512 Port Perry 137, read a 1st and 2nd. time. By-Law No. 1003, a' by-law defining an area of Sub-Division Control in all that part of the Township of Cart- wright immediately abutting shores of Lake Scugog to a distance of 2000 feet from the water line of said Lake iid authority of the Planning Act, 0955, Part 2, section 24, By-law read a first and second time, "Accounts were passed as follows,- Lloyd Passant. cutting weeds....$15.00 Lee Equipment, repairs to tract- "tor and sprayer... 39.50 Marg, Wilson. gas for tractor... 9.1% E. Sues, Assessor, stamps............ 19.00 Municipal World, marriage reg..... 5.75 Norman Mairs, shoving dump.... 18.75 Wm. Taylor, battery & repair .::16.25 RR. Nesbitt, Spraying 55.50 E. Sues, asessor H. Thompson, Clerk-Treas. ........ 125.00 Welfare Assistance J Bd. Education Municipal grant 600.00 Marlow Co. lime and cement 121.36 Saywell's, spray material Thos. Gettins, garbage collect 300.00 Strike and Strike; legal fees re } * DY-IAWE cin ti "14.00 Treas, Port Pery Fair, grant... 25.00 Wilfrid Vine, gas for tractor, .... 3.66 Orma Hyland, lamb killed- Chas. Walker, sheep killed Owen Stacey, lamb killed R. Wall, sheep valuator, Rowan Beach Ass'n Postamien unemployment stamps 12.00 22.00 4669.25 Development Road No. 293 8737.40 Total $ 15,140.07 Council adjourned at 2:15 a.m. Special 'This meeting was called on Wed, Aug. 23rd, at*9 p.m. to consider a Building By-Law for Scugog Point. Present, the Reeve, Dep. Reeve, and Councillor Suggitt and 4 from Ssugog By-Law was read'a 1st, 2nd & 3rd. time and finally passed, signed and sealed. - 1-1 SE LAKEVIEW Two Shows Nightly -- 7 and 9 pm. THEATRE PORT PERRY THURS, FRI, SAT. - AUG, 11. 12-13 William Holden, Grace Kelly, Fredric March and Mickey Rooney In The Year's Record-Smashing Technicolor Hit THE BRIDGES AT TOKO-RI"" SHORT PICTURE ; he MON,, TUES. WED. - AUG. 15 <16-17 ' Ida Lupino and Jan Sterling In The Sensational Prison Shocker "WOMEN'S PRISON" "2ND FEA TURE--The Thrilling Race Car Story 3 "DRIVE A CROOKED ROAD" ADULT ENTERTAINMENT * Last Complete Show starts at 8.20 p.m, h a Saturday Phone 32W EET p "CHOCOLATE Nn: pen; CARD" "CHELSEA BUNS" GERROW'S BAKERY TA i HC I CD 3 Looking for a bis Desert TRY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS PIES Vam: ne DE OO LL ed eel eon Th . Council adjourned to Mon. Aug. 15, at 8 p.m. at which_time they will con- sider drainage by-law and give read- ing to by-law Nos. 1002 & 1003. H. Thompson, Clerk. Ed Sullivan To Present Cattle Awards Ed Sullivan, star of the grandstand show at this year's Canadian National Exhibition, isn't 'going to spend all his time. on the. stage when he comes to the EX, Mr. Sullivan, for the benefit of those who haven't previously heard, is. a farmer as well as being a television .| personality and a newspaper colum- nist, 4 . 2 And, in a recent conversation with CNE officials, he announced that he would present trophies to the top winners in Guernsey cattle classes at this year's show. Mr. Sullivan, in case you hadn't .guessed, has a top- flight-herd of Guernseys- and knows a winning heifer when he sees one, - Guernsey breeders, more than a little pleased at the announcement, are now out to put on a good show for the farmer-columnist-star.. They're planning the heaviest entry of the breed in EX. history, and the best quality in Guernsey classes seen in a cattle show in these parts. 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