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1 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Jnlv 13.1983 Secl'on Two BLACKSTOCK and DISTRICT NEWS Blackstock Tractor-Truck Pull Draws Large Crowd by Joyce Kelly The annual Black- stock Tractor and Truck Pull on Friday and Saturday evening was a tremendous success due to excellent weather, a large number of contestants contestants who provided very keen competition in all classes and a very hard working committee assisted by many helpers. Sincere sympathy is extended to Noreen and Neil Malcolm and their family on the passing of Noreen's mother, Mrs. Cook of Brooklin last Monday after a lengthy illness. The funeral service was held on Wednesday. Last Monday evening, Eleanor Gibson with David Stieb, Marlene Parsons with David Buttery and Janet Parsons Parsons with Ross Lead- beater attended the Gala Ball of The Gold Awards Society of the Duke of Edinburgh Society at the Ball Room of The Royal York Hotel, Toronto, the evening consisted of dancing to the music of the Hour Glass Band and a private performance performance of the "Nylons". Prince Philip was in attendance at this very elegant event. On Saturday afternoon, afternoon, Kathy McLaughlin McLaughlin held a bridal shower in honour of her brother, Jack Gunter's bride-to-be, Miss Laurie Charron of Ottawa with Gunter relatives and neighbours attending. After the bride had replied httingly for the many lovely gifts a tasty lunch was served by the hostess. Dale and Joyce Gunter of Newmarket spent the weekend in the village with relatives. Joyce attended the shower for Laurie while Dale attended the stag party held in Jack's honour on Saturday evening at the Snowmobile Snowmobile Club Clubhouse. On July 1, Muriel Lawrence spent a few days in Toronto visiting several relatives. She attended the Fowler Family gathering at the home of her brother and wife, Ernie and Rae Fowler and later visited her brother Wally and his wife, Billy Fowler, her sister-in-law, Mariane Fowler, also her niece Ruth ( Fowler) Wild all of Toronto who had all attended the family gathering. Weekend guests of Gerald and Joyce Kelly and family were Gordon and Sue Kelly, Leigh and Scott of Listowel, Barbara and Bryan Parks of Mississauga and Miss Kelli DUNN'S SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY Selected Group - Men's SUITS $CQ 95 Values up to $125.00 Wwa Selected Group - Men's SPORT COATS 1L PriftA and BLAZERS /2 rrice (off ticket price) Selected Group - Men's BATHING SUITS and 9go/ OUTDOOR SHORTS zSJ? Selected Group -Men's Arrow 1/ Dpi a a FORMAL SHIRTS /z rriuc Selected Group - Men's GOLF JACKETS and SUMMER 1/. p r gAA WINDBREAKERS /2 f riCC (off ticket price) Dunns OSHAWA CENTRE Cummings of Peterborough Peterborough who all enjoyed the Tractor Pull on the weekend. The Senior Citizen Card Party was held on Tuesday with the following following Seniors emerging as winners: 1. Meta Swain- 85; 2. Earl Prescott-85; 3. Lorna Swain-82; 4. Dorothy Archer-75; 5. Norman Rohrer-72; 6. Edith Burgess-71 ; Ann Manns-Low. The draws were won by Hazel English; Rhoda Lamer and Ann Manns. This week there were 9 tables. On Saturday, July 9 Muriel Lawrence attended the 25th wedding anniversary of her son, Bob and Jane (Passant) Lawrence held at Oshawa Carousel. Carousel. Also attending this special family gathering were her daughter Sylvia and Jim Cookson, Port Perry, her son John Lawrence and their escorts of Mississauga, her brother Walter and Wilhemina Fowler of Islington and her nieces Ruth (Fowler) Wild, Toronto and Gloria and Ron Black of Kingston to wish Jane and Bob many more years of happiness. Correction: Betty Jane and Dan Mc- Ciairnon's wedding reception was held at the Thunderbird Golf Club. Sorry for any misunderstandings that resulted from this mistake. mistake. Harold and Eileen McLaughlin have returned , from Edmonton where they attended the first Western McLaughlin picnic. While in Edmonton, Edmonton, they stayed with Harold's nephew and his wife, John and MaryJane McLaughlin. They enjoyed visiting relatives. While out west they took in Jasper, Lake Louise, Banff and Calgary. In order to report on community events someone must inform me of their happening. If you have some news don't say "Oh I'm sure Henrietta will report it" you report- it yourself. The number to phone'is 986-4257 before noon on Monday. Blackstock Tractor Pull Final Results I Selected Group ■ Men's 1 DRESS PANTS $11 ■ Values up to $35.00 1 1 3. 00 1 mm ( )[ h 'ri Mom loin 1 1 <( ) !n 1 * Ai : niluiii.iv !<)h Oil Stock 4X4 Warren Rohrer - Dodge W200 - 213; Dave Snowden - G.M.C. - I Kids Learn Nutrition In Parks This summer three local students have been employed for a program called "Nutrition "Nutrition in the Parks." The program program is funded by Summer Canada, administered by the Employment Development Branch, Employment and Immigration Canada. The Public Health Nutritionist for Durham Region, Rita Galin- auskas, is supervising the project. project. The three students, Laurel Price from Port Perry, Debbie Parsons and Grace Kalabis both from Oshawa, are studying Nutrition at the University of Guelph. Because of their background in nutrition nutrition and their interest in education, they have planned an exciting nutrition education education program for this summer. The two-hour "Nutrition in the Parks" program will feature games, songs, and learning activities for, children. The star of the show is NIF a small dog puppet. NIF stands for Nutrition Is Fun. The puppet play; "NIF Goes to Sesame Street" will be the highlight of the program. The children will be actively involved throughout throughout the program. The aim is to stress that good snacks are fun snacks and healthy food is important. The students plan to visit playgrounds in Ajax, Pickering, Pickering, Whitby, Uxbridge and Scugog Townships, and libraries throughout Durham Region. They will visit Bowmanville Public Library July 26th at 10 a.m., Orono Public Library at 2 p.m. and Newcastle Public Library August 5th at 2 p.m. Watch for "Nutrition m the Parks" in your areal Local Doctor Given Rotary Fellowship Dr. Roy Rowsell, of Enniskillen, Enniskillen, has received Rotary International's highest honor in recognition of his efforts to provide medical care to persons persons in underdeveloped countries. Dr. Rowsell and Dr. Claude Vipond were both honored by the Oshawa Rotary Club last month when they received Paul Harris Fellowships, The fellowships are named in honor or Rotary International's International's founder. Both physicians have travelled travelled extensively in their voluntary voluntary efforts to provide health care to many countries of the world. Dr. Rowsell's recent work includes a trip to Haiti in 1981 to help innocuiate the population. population. He also assisted in hurricane, hurricane, earthquake, and drought relief programs in Nigeria, Honduras, Guatemala, Guatemala, and the Dominican Republic, Dr, Rowsell also worked in Grenada on an inno- culation program. Between 1966 and 198U, Dr. Rowsell also spent about one month of the year working in isolated communities of Labrador and Newfoundland, 1991/4 ; Roger Gould - Chev -192%. Vintage Tractors 1958 or Earlier Brian Richards - Int. Super M -103% ; Wayne Howden - Case L.A. - 100% ; Steve Little - MM.H. 44.- 97',2. Modified Two-Wheel Drive Trucks Balson Bros. - G.M.C. i/2 ton - full pull; Roger Cochrane - Ford - full pull - 255; Frank Shane - G.M.C. - full pull - 229* 2. 7,000 Stock Tractor Steve Grove - Leyland 272 -120 ft. 1 inch ; Bruce Gordon - Leyland 270 - 98; Gord Wallace - Ford 5000 - 891/2. Powder Puffs Deanna Magnus - Leyland 272 - 122; Betty Ann Harder - Int. 574 - 112'/2; Barb Davidson - Int. 574 - IIO1/4. Local Non-Circuit Tractors -- 8000 Brian Van Camp - Leyland 272 - 110; Dale Van Camp - Leyland 272 - 93; Merlin Suggitt - Int. 560 - 92%. Modified Tractor -- 5000 Roger Cochrane - 227% ; Norm James - 177% ; Rocky Willowby - 160. Highway Tractors Gary McSweeney - G.M.C. - full pull; John Killingbeck - Mack - '/-V, 3 - > y ■ Js J fifSiffi 1 ii : i/i ft/ ■ ii ms T/I, ; > , . 1 . ' . ' % <*, , . i if..;:- 266V4 ; Pete Hurd - Freight Liner -158%. Modified 4X4 Charlie Hynes - full pull - full pull; Paul Morton Morton - full pull - 254%; Roger Gould - full pull - 2441/4. Modified Tractors -- Saturday Glenn James-full pull - 265% ; Charlie Hynes - full pull - 253; Don White - full pull - 252V2. 9,000 lb. Tractors Lloyd Trewin - A.C. 6080 - 2241/4 ; Neil Brown -A.C. XT190-224; Glenn PiMWlPl r „ '-"V/r JJ ; 1,7 ,CLv *s****r < -■'*/-- : a - >.• • Vi- ^ , t. •. - v r*** James - A.C. 6080 -1991/4. 11.000 lb. Tractors Neil Brown - A.C. XT190 - 182; Harold Guthrie - A.C. XT190 - 161 1 2 ; Brock Norris - A.C. XT190 - 158'2. 13.000 lb. Tractors Mark Graham - J.D. 4430-2271,2; Tom French - Int. 1486 - 194>2; Val Gould-A.C. 7020-19312, 15.000 lb. Tractors Doug Rose - Case 2390 - 234% ; Harold Hoskin - Case 2390 - 220'.2; Mark Graham - J.D. 4430 - 206%. Pro-Stock Tractors Bob Richards - Int. 1066 - 266%; Wilson (Kent) French - Int. 1066 - 258% ; Ron French - Int. 14;86 - 2571/2. 18,000 lb. Tractors Frank Henke - Case 2390 - 221 ; Doug Rose - Case 2390 - 217; Harold Hoskin - Case 2390 - 201%. Over 18,000 lb. -- Open Dave Hollinger - J.D. 4840 - 241 % ; Bruce Pearce (Ross Brethour) A.C. 220 232%; Bill McArthur - J.D. 6030 - 224. • Four Wheel Drive Dave Hollinger - 247% ; John Baumchen - J.D. 8430 - 236%; Dave Frew - Case -198. Four Wheel Drive ; Lloyd Vandergast - full pull - 187%; Bonsma Farms - full pull - 180; Dave Hollinger - 2311/4. Special Draw -- ; Saturday Bowmanville Sand and Gravel "Stone Slinger" - full pull - 265%; Keith Haines - Bulldozer" - 221'/2; Bob Strong -1943 Mack - 206%. Kiss an old flame goodbye. We'd like you to take a minute now to think about something youd really rather not think about. 1 Iomc heating. Because right now is the perfect time to do something about next winter's oil bills. If your oil furnace is in good condition, but you'd like it to run ■ more economically, electricity is the answer. A dual-energy system combining oil and electricity will heat your home efficiently and economically. 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