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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 20, 1973 Seagrave News Apparently this corres- pondent should improve her handwriting. In last week's column we wrote "Our tra- vellers . . etc but it came out as air travellers . We just can't imagine Mrs. Fishley arriving home from Oshawa by air. She did arrive however and so did Mrs. McNeil who has been on an extended holiday in New York and elsewhere. The "*Sold" sign appeared on the Don Hunter farm on Friday afternoon. The buyer is Mr. Edw. Wilson of Port Perry. We don't need to start planning a farewell as the Hunters are not leaving soon and probably not at all. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter had Sunday supper with Mr. and Mrs. Pollard and family in Stouffville. Mrs. Reta Boe enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Boe of Beaveton and Mrs. Fleta Sleep of Midland on Sunday afternoon and for evening dinner. The Bruce Carr family were at the home church in Eden on Sunday attending the anniversary there. Also on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Venner entertained two of their families -- Mr. and Mrs. Newman and daughter of Omemee and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fisher and sons from near home. Callers at the B. Wana- maker home on Saturday night were Mrs. Eva Doupe of Seattle, Wash. Dr. and Mrs. David Doupe of Erie, Penn and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oyler of Prince Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Brinkman, Charles and Judy of Port Perry spent Saturday evening at the Belair home. Mr. Roy Scott had another short stay in hospi- tal last week but came home again on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook- son are all smiles again. They have a new grand- daughter Anne Marie child of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cook- son. The bus trip notion is getting started again. Mrs. Walter King, Mrs. A. Bruce and Miss Laura Mark are off to the east coast at present. Some of our people with Presbyterian backgrounds attended the annual devo- " tion service at McNeil cem- etery, Wick on Sunday afternoon. Flowers in church on Sunday were in memory of the late Mrs. Jos. Nobbs whose death we mentioned last week. This item reminds us that in today's paper we noted the death of Rev. Herb S. Cobb at Sunnybrook Hospi- tal on Sunday. Only the older residents will remem- ber Mr. Cobb. The Sunday church ser- vice was conducted by the H.C. group with their pres- ident Bob Bruce acting as leader and Bob Barr as speaker. Others taking part were Darly Newman, Earle and Diane Barr, Joyce Bruce, Calvin Nicholls and Larry Short. These folks seemed smarter than the oldsters so the whole ser- vice lasted only half. an hour. It was a good try. Between church and S.S. a meeting was held to appoint a committee which in co-opeation with others from Greenbank and Pinedale would select a minister to replace Rev. Critch. No-one seemed to want that responsibility and several declined the honour. However, it ended with Mr. Newman, Mrs. Nobbs and Bob Bruce consenting to act. - At SS. Mrs. B. Wana- maker and Mrs. Nobbs got the birthday pins. Next Sunday, June 24 -- regular services with Mr. Critch in charge. The bes- sion are planning the ser- vice for July 1. Rev. Critch will make his last appearance on July 8 then the board of Stewards will take over for July 15th. "The biggest show on Earth" here Tuesday On Tuesday, June 26 the sounds of animals, gaily painted trucks and work- ingmen busily erecting the tents of the Royal Bros. Circus will echo forth from the Fair Grounds as 1973 edition of the show present 2 performances of big top magic in Port Perry under the auspices of the Lions Club. Repaired pump returned Port Perry will soon have its old water pump back-the one that broke down last month and left the village virtually without water for nearly two days. The repaired pump was returned to the village last week. The temporary pump now Royal Bros. will present a variety of 15 acts to please the kids and amaze the are always crowd South America's Lang's Chimpanzees; The Juggling Rositos from Mexico City; Designed strictly for fam- shines, S Cros ; clowns § ily audiences and billed as pleasers. Many nationalities and you'll laugh at some of x an old-fashioned circus, are represented -- there are ~~ spangel lands merriest complete without mirth-makers under the Royal Bros. Big Top. It's all, live, all in person and it's budgeted to everyone's poc- ket book. There are no re- served seats and you can . save by buying your tickets in advance from any mem- ber of the Lions Club. Frank Noll's Rodeo Per- forming Brahma Bull, from Wichita, Kansas and thé Reizarf isters, aerial ballet, direct from Germany. Of course no circus 'would be 1ELP WANTED PRIMARILY OF INTEREST TO WOMEN: WANTED - Two cooks to perform the cooking of three, (3) meals per day for six boys and one adult. This service will be performed for the Big Brothers of Metro Toronto under the. Sponsorship of Flamingo Pastries Limited. The location will be Poplar Park, Port Perry, Ont., and the duties will be effective July 1st until August 26th, 1973. The successful applicant will work four days on and three days off. adults. Performing Military Ponies from the Frazier Ranch in Oklahoma, Mic- hael's Mess of Mutts and the antics of Monkey. Moon- After that nothing until in use at the village well to Port Perry Star, September. will be replaced with the Apply fo 0 erry r repaired pump. ) ' [ HANKS BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL Murray | EXCAVATING . | DIRECTORY Burnfield Sewer Installations : PLUMBING & HEATING BACK HOE 19 Water St. - Port Perry Compressor Rentals Your Insurance Innovator FrHONE 7857980 M. LAU E EVANS 985-2333 REPAIRS Walter J. Brown yg Main St. N., a ] Pressure. 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