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- Seugog Clfizen -- Tuesday, Noverber 36, T09T-- 15 Earle 'pulls' four top prizes Saturday was a big night for Blackstock's 'pulling legend" -- and not a bad night either, for the man whose name has become synonymous with 'emcee' at the Blackstock Fairgrounds. Earle Trewin and Harvey Graham both*were honoured Saturday night at the Blackstock Rec Centre, scene of the Central Ontario Tractor Pullers' Association awards ceremony. Earle won all four of the Pro- Stock tractor pulling classes, having achieved higher points than any other puller in his class in Central Ontario. And Harvey Graham, who has emceed the Blackstock pull for longer than even he can remember, was awarded a spe- cial plaque, honouring him for all his hard work and dedication _ 10 the sport. The Blair Graham Memorial Trophy was won by Don, Myrle and Robert Alves of Brooklin. The Alves family own-and oper- ate the pulling sled, which makes It was a By Jim Carson, Durham West Junior Farmer Newsletter Editor Once again the Durham West Junior Farmers have put'on a very enjoyable and fun-filled variety night. The setting for this year's gala event was Greenbank Hall on Saturday, Nov, 23 at 8 p.m. The all-star cast included members from both the Beaverton and Uxbridge clubs with Jim Carson serving as this year's Master of Ceremonies. Dave Hopkins opened the show with a selection of songs which aptly recount some of his Junior . the pulls possible. The Alves family were also presented with a special collec- tors' edition of Snap-on Tools, presented by Murray Archibald. More than 300 people from all over attended the awards ceremo- ny, including some visitors from as far away as Grand Valley, Bolton and Fergus. Cheques in the mail for grain producers Cheques for the first interim payment to 30,000 Ontario grain and oilseed producers under the Market Revenue Insurance pro- gram were being prepared last week, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food announced. The pro- gram is part of GRIP, the Gross Revenue Insurance Program. Mailing of the cheques: was expected to begin by mid- November. Ontario producer pre- miums were due and payable on Noy. 1. Premium cheques were Earle Trewin, a local legend when it comes to tractor pulling, lived upto his title Saturday night when he won all four of the Pro-Stock classes for highest points. See story. really big shew... Not to be outdone, Dave Ball, Dan Dixon, and friends did an excellent air band video version of A Joy Ride. To round out the first half of the evenipg, the Beaverton club put on a fashion show. The inter- esting:ladies wore what they thought to be the latest trends from Paris and New York, The, audience was kept laughing as the" resident fashion designer, Ed Cryderman, described each mod- cl's outfit. The second half of the evening belonged to the Uxbridge club as they put on 'A Final Dress Rehearsal'. It's a fitting name for a play that recounts the antics of the last rehearsal before opening night. The Durham West Junior Farmers thank the community for coming out and also for your donations to the Uxbridge Loaves and Fishes Food Bank® and the Brock Food Bank. The DWIJF's also extend an «invitation to everyone for their , Christmas Carol Church Service at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday Dec. 1 in the Quaker Hill Museum Church. d d on that date: Interim ----DEUTZ-ALLIS'---- LAWN & 'GARDEN EQUIPMENT Deutz-AllisT Tractors. 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