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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 30, 1991 - 11 Big Top circus brings t The Big Top circus is coming to Port Perry. One ~of America's oldest three-ring circuses, the Kelly- Miller Circus, rolls into Port Perry early Monday, August 12 to set up their tents and prepare for two great shows. Kelly-Miller officials invite the public to come out early circus morning and watch as the more than 25 brightly Don Cochrane calls it quits from local politics From Page 1 right. As a politician he should give them the facts, whether they want to hear them or not. "I suppose if I stayed in poli- tics another 50 years, I wouldn't make a good politi- cian. I don't tell people what they want to hear." Councillor Cochrane says he is not entirely happy with everything that is going on in the municipality at the present and has had a few disappoint- ments during his time. "I'm afraid a lot of the work that we've done will go to naught because we can't get it in the near future." Perhaps the biggest disap- pointment for Councillor Co- chrane is that the construction of the proposed recreation cen- tre did not get underway. He blames both time and financial restraints as the main factors behind this failure. This worries him however, as he knows the realities of poli- tics. "Once the money tree is cut down, it's hard to get it going again." Despite this diasappoint- ment he is proud of some achievements that he has been a part of over his tenure includ- ing the location and construc- tion of S.A. Cawker Public School, which was a conten- tious issue for quite a while. As far as making a comeback is concerned, he says "circum- stance will dictate," but he knows a return to politics is al- ways tough. "If I find I miss it too much, I may try to come back, but once you're out for a while people for- getina hurry." But for now he is going to de- vote his time towards his fami- ly, and his auctioneering busi- ness which he says will "be the Jos thing I give up if it comes to that." JH AR : bs 10 - 1/2hr sessions Get a slow & steady protective fan with our lr $40.00 50s July 29 till August 31 JEWELLERY & TANNING INC. CJ WJ Gis painted circus vehicles and mobile homes take over their site on the Pavlik property and magically change it into a cir- cus city in the middle of town. Watch as the animals are unloaded and see Nina, one of Kelly-Miller's elephants, as she helps setting up the Big Top. This is the fourth time, the Scugog Chamber of Commerce has sponsored the Kelly-Miller in Port Perry, and if the response this year is anything like in the past, a large number of local children and parents will fill the brightly painted canvas tent. The circus will be presenting two 1 1/2 hour shows on Monday, August 12. First show starts at 4:30 p.m. and the second show at 7:30 p.m. Don't miss being entertain- ed with daring aerial acts, unusual balancing and contor- tion acts, hilarious clown rou- tines and several amazing ani- mal acts. 'Tickets to the Kelly-Miller Circus are available at Wendy's Boutique, Port Perry Star, Childrens Den and I.G.A. Advance prices are, Children (under 12 years) a hrills for kids of all ages (We won't be beat) NVENTORY (The best selection in Durham Region) $4.00; Adults $7.00. At the door $1.00 extra. OVER 30 AVAILABLE 2d 8.9% financing 4 Vehicles not exactly as illustrated. Financing O.A.C. Cost of financing $10,000 over 48 months at 89% Is $1022.24 --- payment Is $248.38. Vehicle prices have factory incentives and cashbacks assigned to Dealer. 'Price also includes Graduate Rebate of $750. Freight and applicable taxes extra. If reduced finance rates are used cashbacks are not available. Soe Dealer for qualifications and 140 BOND ST W