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Section Two . The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, July 6,1994 7 Students Ready to Help Seniors and Disabled with Yard Work Blackstock will be a hive of activity activity on Friday and Saturday evenings with the annùal Tractor and Truck Pull taking place at the fairground both evenings beginning at 7:00 p.m. Set-up will be Tuesday evening so all Fairboard members and any other volunteers are asked to be at the grounds by 7:00 p.m. Local farmers please note than an extra class for local local pullers has been added - 8,000 lb. in addition to the 4,500 and 11,000 classes all for local, non-circuit pullers. pullers. Certainly the organizers are hoping hoping for favourable weather. Sorry to report the passing of Bill Pargeter who was critically injured in the traffic accident on Highway 7A on the evening of June 24. Sympathy to his parents, his brothers, other relatives relatives and his many friends. Funeral service was held Monday. Last week Nancy and Bob Bryans enjoyed a couple of days visiting Kelvin and Doreen Jones of Burlington Burlington at their trailer in Parry Sound. They are friends from Silk Oak Lodge Park in Clearwater, Florida and had lots of catching up on news. Many local residents were part of There were ten tables at the Tuesday Tuesday evening weekly euchre party with the following winners - Mary Foots, Richard Manns, Kathleen Watts, Pat Porrill, Ruby Cochrane, Charlie Stapleton, Carl Ferguson. Lucky draws were won by Kathleen Watts, Jean Slemon, Mary Forest, Carl Gimblett, Nerta Masters and Doris Hill. Another weekly event each Wednesday afternoon and evening is Shuffleboard played in the Black- stock arena. If possible come out to either watch or enjoy a game. Leanna Bryans celebrated her 11th birthday with a party of friends. She was part of another party on Father's Father's Day with the Black and Bryans families at the Red Lobster, Oshawa. Also attending the party were her great grandparents Babe and Wilf Brown of Oshawa. Leanna and great grandma Babe share the same birth- date. Happy birthday, Leanna. On Sunday morning a fine congregation congregation attended the outdoor service of the combined Blackstock and Nestle- ton United Churches held at the beautiful beautiful home of Roy and Linda Brad- bum. Many remained for a picnic the huge crowd on Friday evening to lunc h following service. Rev. David enjoy the fabulous fireworks display in Port Perry celebrating Canada Day. Congratulations on the organizers organizers for a great event. Mona and Angelo Paroussis of Purple Hill held a Canada Day party Shearman preached a stirring sermon on Canada Day. On Saturday evening many local relatives and friends of Dennis Werry of Kedron attended the surprise birthday birthday party in his honour to celebrate a with friends near and far attending. §pecial(?) day. This event was hosted Music was provided by Laurie Hart his wife Cindy and sons Robert playing his accordian. Laune and ^ j 0 hn. Happy Birthday Dennis. Bonnie were former residents in the Report from Yelverton Area Paroussis home. Blackstock Truck And Tractor Pull This Week-end The Village of Blackstock will be the scene of much noise, excitement and competition on Friday and Saturday Saturday evenings, July 8 and 9 at the fairgrounds fairgrounds in the centre of town. Starting Starting at 7 p.m. will be the annual Tractor and Truck Pull when many tractors and trucks will be hitched to Don Alves' "Pulling Machine" to vie for the many prizes. Classes on Friday evening will be stock and superstock 4 x 4's, noncircuit noncircuit tractors, classes of heavy prostock prostock tractors, and the noisy modified 2-wheel drive trucks. The evening will conclude with the colourful highway highway tractors. Saturday evening's program will feature the modified 4 x 4's, the vintage vintage classes, the light pro-stock, the stock tractors of various sizes, and the exciting modified tractors. During both evenings the M.C.'s Harold Wright and Harvey Graham will keep audience both entertained and informed with their colourful commentary. Admission for Friday evening is $7.00 adults and children under 12 years $2.00. Saturday evening rates are $6.00 and $2.00. Further information information can be had from secretary Joyce Kelly 905-986-4257 or chairperson John Green 905-986-0654. For fun and excitement, make plans to attend the Blackstock Tractor and Truck Pull on July 8 and 9! V* 1 * tenons* Wilkins Picnic These youths are among 27 students who have signed on to do yard work through the Community Care program for seniors and disabled clients. They are ready and willing to mow, weed gardens, clean windows, trim hedges and generally make yard-work easier for those who qualify to have the work done through the program. Last year, 900 tasks were performed for 150 clients. This year, Community Care has been able to hire a student to coordinate the program. To enlist the help of a student, call 623-2261 to register. Rates are to be worked out according to the individual client. Janetville Firefighters Take First Out of Ten Teams on Saturday, June 11/94 and won first place. The various activities included included - Hose relay, Hose roll, Ladder Ladder race, Bucket race and Water Ball competition. This is an annual event that has taken place for at least the past ten years. This year there were 10 teams in competition. Those participating were Training Officer Daren Rogerson, Captain Mike Smith, Firefighters Cliff Wright, Jamie Farquaharson, Jason Kay, Kevin Antoniak and Wally Earle Jr. Mike, Cliff and Jamie are from our Yelverton community. The various volunteer Firemen provide a very useful service to our Township residents and disserve the full support of all our citizens for their dedication. By Harvey Malcolm This past week it was our pleasure (Corrie's and mine) to accompany On a gorgeous sunny Sunday, Roy and Gertrude Werry of Sudbury June 26th, at Patti and Rick Alpe's on a bit of a motor tour of various spacious home the descendants of the points in Ontario. We travelled late May (Gaud) and Morley Wilkins through Collingwood, Owen Sound, gathered. About 65 enjoyed the visit Wiarton (the home of Wiarton Wil- and caught up on family news. A *" x ~ ^ bounteous buffet supper was prepared prepared by those in attendance. Relatives Relatives came from Port Hope, Oshawa, Bowmanville, Peterborough and Hampton as well as local Bryans families. Goderich, Grand Bend, Tillson- burg, Delhi, Oil Springs, St. Jacobs, Elora, Guelph, etc. We also called on Bob and Kate Cook who live near Oil Springs, Ontario. A nice break from daily routine. Sorry to learn of the passing last week of one of our more recent Yelverton Yelverton residents Mrs. Gwen Annibal. Sympathy is extended to her husband Bernard and daughters Bernice and Mary. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Linda and Ralph Pfoh of Yelverton Yelverton who are observing their 25th wedding anniversary on Wednesday, June 28th. They are taking a short motortrip to observe the auspicious occasion. 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