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The Fourth Annual Tracter Pull was a decided success. Even the very uncomfortably hot, humid day could not dampen the enthusiasm of the large crowd as tractons and trucks of all makes, sizes and colors made over 100 pulls on an excellent, hard track. The many montbs of planning of a very bard working Tracter' Pull Comfmittee of the Black- stock Agricultural Society resulted in an extremely efficiently run event witb ne delays and constant action. Winners were as follows: Class 1 - up te 7,000 lb. - 1. John Vaneyk, R.R. 5, Bow- manville Cockshutt 770 2. Peter Ferguson, Peter- borough Internati Walter Milne, Massey Ferguson Harder, Sunder] national 574, 5, Benscbop, Port Pe 384. Class 2 - Vintagg IL, 1954 or earlie Haines, Blackti national W-6, 2. B Stouffville Farm Gordon Bray, Os] national Super V Preston, Pontyp< Power Major, McCarrell, Peterd WD. Class 3 - Powdei 7,000 IL 1, Len( Brooklin Masse' lonal 574, 3. '180, 2. Judy Ferguson, Peter- Greenwood borough International 574, 3. 1180, 4. Paul Joyce Kelly, Blackstock Inter- land Inter- national W6, 4. Heather i.Bastiaan Jackson, Ida Ford 5,000, 5. erry Leyland Mary Benscbop, Port Perry Leyland 384. ,e up te 7,000 Class 4 - Trucks, up te 6,000 e- 1. Keith lb. 1. Norris Doherty, Port tock Inter- Perry Ford F 250, 2. Paul & R Farms, Morton, Bowmanville Ford F ial MD,' 3. 130, 3. Brian Lee, Prince ;hawa Inter- Albert GMC 250 G, 4. Art W-6, 4. Ken Doyle, Bowmanville GMC ool Fordson K15, 5. Roger Gould, Nestieton 5. Wayne GMC Sierra.,, orough Allis Class 5 - Modified - 1. John (Kris) Vaneyk, Bowmanville ,r Puff, up te Oliver 77. ara Wright, Class 6 - 7,001 - 9,000 IL - 1. y Ferguson Neil Brown, Pefferlaw, Allis Chalmers 190 XT 2. Murray (Clarke, Uxbridge Cocksbutt 1750, 3. Bastiaan Benshop, Port Perry Allis Chalmers 185, 4. John Coates Port Perry . . .... Allis Chalmers 180, 5., Gordon Bray, R.R. 2, Oshawa, Allis Chalmers 185. Class 7 - 9,000 - 11,000 IL - 1. Keith Hoskin, Bowmanvile RimkoI i «BmLACKSTO CK Case 1070, 2. Mark Graham Blackstock, John Deere 3130, 3. Neil Brown, Pefferlaw A114iS Chalmers 200, 4. Neil Evans Uxbridge John Deere 4230, 5. Mark Wagler Blackstock Massey Ferguson 1100. Class 8 - 11,001 - 13,000 lb. - 1. Bob Heron Ltd. (Paul Philips) Brooklin Case 2290, 2. Jim Byers, Blackstock, John Deere 4320 3. Cameron Mount, Pickering White 2-105, 4. John Vaneyk, Bowmanville Case 1070, 4. Steve Barrie Bowman- ville John Deere 4430, 5. Hyeland Farms, Bailieboro, Allis Chalmers 200. Class 9 -13,001 - 15,000 lb. - 1. Bruce Pearse, Sunderlandi Allis Chalmers 220, 2. Harvey Graham, Blackstock John Deere 4430, 2. Lloyd Vandergaast, Orono, Inter- national 1586, 3. B & R Farms (Brian Richards) Stouffville- International 1066, 4. R & H Farms (Roy Lewis) Stouff- ville - Ford 9700. Class 10 - 15,001 - 18,000 lb. - 1. Brian Lee, Prince Albert - John Deere 4630, 2. Jim Byers, Blackstock John Deere 4640, 3. Mrs. Bruce Pearse, Sunder- land, Allis Chalmers 220, 4. Charlie Lemke, Peterborough Case 2390, 5. Murray Porter, Pontypool, Case 2390. Class il - over 18,000 lb. - 2 wheel drive - 1. Charlie Lemke, Peterborough, Case 2390, 2. Brian Lee, Prince Albert, John Deere 4630, 3. August Geisberger, Bowman- ville, John Deere 4440, 4. Lloyd Vandergaast, Orono, Case 1370e 5. Bruce Pearse, Sunder- land, Allis Chalmers 220. Class 12 - Four Wheel Drive - up to 25,000 lb. - 1. Robert Hunter Farms Ltd., Brooklin Versatile 850, 2. R & H Farms, Stouffville (Paul Reesor) Massey Ferguson 1805, 3. John Baumchen, Blackstock (Martin Heimstra) John Deere 8430, 4. Charlie Lemke, Peterborough, Case 2390, 5. Ray Suggitt Blackstock, (Peter Moses) Massey Ferguson 1805. Class 13 - Four Wheel Drive - 25,001 - 38,000 lb. - 1. Jon Bonsma, John Deere 8630, 2. Arnold Geisberger, R.R. 2, Oshawa, International 4568, 3. August Geisberger, Bowman- ville, John Deere 8640. The day was filled with excitement, includinga three way pull-off in one class. But, for many the highlight was te see the stock farm tractor of Jon Bonsma complete witb triples - making twelve wheels for a total weight of aimost 35,000 lb. practically fi the width of the track pulling the loaded sled with the added weight of a large bulldozer for a distance of 184 feet. The estimated value of this mammotb piece of farm machinery was over $100,000. Ray Suggitt is undergoing tests and treatment for his recurring severe headaches in Sunnybrook Hospital, Toronto. By some method, he was able te attend the Tractor Pull. We ail surely hope that soon relief will be found for you Ray. A number of relatives and friends from here attended the wedding of Dierdre Fegan te Donald Trewin on Saturday in St. Philip of, the Apostle Church, Oshawa and the reception and dance at the Kedron Delîs Golf Club. Misses Cheryl Graham and Edie Aistein have returned home from visiting Cheryl's uncle Larry Hoskin at Lake Louise. They attended the Calgary Stampede, as well. Also. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schryburt and family returned home from a trip te the Calgary Stampede. Larry and Beth took a two week's holiday and stopped enroute te visit friends at Thunder Bay and Saskatoon. While in Calgary they stayed with Larry's sister Mr. and Mrs. Dave Fowler. While they were on a trip te see the mountains they visited Larry Hoskin and bis guests Chei'and Edie. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larmer spent the weekend visitîng their son Dave Larmer in the Essex area. The Senior Citizens Card party on Tuesday night had 201 tables. Winners were 1. Dorothy McDiarrnid 102, 2. Frank Bailey 99, 3. A. Timms 94, 4. Lloyd Fawns 88, 5. Leslie Taylor 87,6. Verna Draper 86 - Low Bermice Gibson. Elaine Kelly entertained Lynda Sutton, Natalie Green, Alene and Janet and Margaret Rowland of Fort Perry on Tuesday for ber loth birthday. The O.N.O. sponsored swîmming lessons are in full swing once again. There is bus supervised by Jane Davies that takes a large number of Mrs. AI Alvin Bruce and Miss Marjorie Bruce were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marwood McKee. Please phone your news te 986-4257 before noon on Mondays. Mr. and Mrs. John Muw visited Mrs. Austin Beacock during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Neary of Downsview visited Mrs. Archer during the weekend. On Friday, June 29 Miss Lois VanCamp had the honor of receiving the Gold Level of the Duke of Edinborough Award. There was a special Belated congratulations te Mr. and Mrs. Bnian Lee wbo were married in Blackstock United Cburch recentiy. The, reception and wedding dance were held at the Blackstock Recreation Centre. During July there wiil be joint cburcb services at St. John's Anglican* Churcb at 9:30 a.m. wbile Rev. V. Parsons is on vacation. During August there will be joint services at Blackstock United Cburch at 10:00 wbile Rev. R. Rose is on-vacation. L~( Reverend James McFadden, of Guelph, soiemnized the marriage of Giadys Evelyn Smith and Robert William 'Gordon, on Saturday, June 9th, 1979, at 4:30 p.m. in St. Paul's United Church, Milton, in a double ring ceremony. Tbe organist was Mrs. Harold Magee, and the soloist 'was Mr. Raipb Foster, botb of Milton. Their parents are Mn. and Mrs. Ray Smith of R.R. 4 Milton, and Mr. and. Mrs. Douglas Gordon, Parkway Drive, Milton. Given in marniage by ber fathen and mother, the bride wore a formai gown of polyester wite Bridai satin whicb featured a lace trimmed train. A Juliet cap of lace held a finger tip veil, and she wore an heirloom sunburst brooch of ber grandmothers, and carried a bouquet of red rosebuds, miniature white carnations, blue statics and baby's breatb. The gown, cap and veil were made by ber Rethe Bpiaiiootil ,Messengers of God. It la Llght, upon Llght. For Information - Box 36, Bw anle. The maid of honor, Miss Eleanor Smith, Oakvilie, sister of the bride, wore a formal gown of printed, peach polyester, mess crepe. Tbe bridesmaids were Mrs. Brian Gildea and Mrs. Paul Leader, of Milton. Their gowns were pinted ligbt blue polyester mess crepe and tbey al carried bouquets of carnations, diybaby's breath and trilig ibbon streamers in shades biending with their gowns. Best man was Mr. Bruce Gordon, Milton, brother of the groom and the ushens were Mr. Lawrence Smith, brother of the bride, and Mr. Brian Gildea, both of Milton. Receiving the guests at a dinner and dance held at the Bavarian Inn, Milton, the bride's mother received the guests in a formai gown of dusty-rose polyester crepe, with a jacket, and a ffink rose- liud corsage. The groom's mother assisted in a formal spring green polyester knit gown and a yellow rosebud corsage. Leaving for a honeymoon in Quebec, the bride wore a peach floral print polyester dress and an orcbid corsage. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon are now residing in Milton, at 351 Maplewood Cres. Guests wene present from Winnipeg, Oshawa, Barrie, Port Perry, Toronto, Burlington, King City, Bobcaygeon, Enniskillen, Hampton, Bowmanville, Brooklin and Milton. -Photo by Brennan's Studio JULY 22nd, 1979 8:00 a,.m. - HOLY COMM U NION with Rev. Roger Maggs 10:00 a.m. - MORNING PRAYER Reader- David Tllcock. Sermon Tony Day Temperance at Qusen Archdeacon Tom Gracie nttt e 4ut'04 MIN ISTER. Rev. N.E. Schamerhorn, B.A., M. Div ORGANIST: Mr. D. DeweII CHURCH SECRETARY Lola Bowen -.623-5701 S U N AY. -JUÛLY 22n-d. 1979 Morning Worship "READ ING THE SIGNS 0F We welcome the members of Trinity United Chu rch who wiII be worshipping with us for the month of JuIy. 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Cricket Lighters 990 Pamrpers Toddlers $2.99 Extra Absorbent $2.69 Wet Ones $1 .39 FabergeOrganic Shampoo $1.99 450 mi Caret ree Tampons $1.33 18's sott: ln' Dry Deodorant $1 .13 150o mi Right Guard Deodorant $1 .33 15o mi Final Net Hair Spray $1.09 114 ml Beach Bails 690 each Steak Boards $2.99 each r ic n eect IThurs., Fr1., Sat. u, Jy 19-20-21 MANYMORE SUDEWALK SALE SPECIALS ON THE SIDEWALK AND UN THE STORE Alex McGregor J.D.,AS King St. West 623-5792 Drugstore Bowmanville The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 18,,1979 5. young people to Uxpool, ceremoiiy in the - Inn on the Uxbridge for lessons daily. Park" in Toronto where the Congratulations to Mr. and Lieutenant-Governor Pauline Mrs. Ralph Swain and to Mr. McGibbon presented it. The and Mrs. Harry Kîezibrink special feature of this who each have new baby sons ceremony was the walkng born recently, tour of the Queen Mother wben The 26th annual McLaughlin she stopped and talked te eacb Family Picnic was beld on of the recipients. One hundred, Sunday at the Cartwright and twenty-six young people Park, Caesarea. Bill and Janis received the award from St. John were in charge of the Ontario and the> Maritime program and various events. Provinces. Local guestsat the A delicious pot luck pini ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. supper was enjoyed by al A Richard VanCamp, Mr. and fine time of, visiting and Mrs. Roy Turner and Janet reminiscing concluded a Parsons who acted as an nleasant gathering. usher. Congratulations Lois!