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10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 18, 1979 Blackstock and area news by Joyce Kelly Ray Suggitt is undergoing tests and treatment for his recurring severe headaches in Sunnybrook Hospital, Toronto. By some method, he was able to talk his way clear to be allowed to come home for Saturday to attend the Tractor Pull. We all surely hope that soon relief will be found for you, Ray. A number of relatives and friends from here attended the wedding of Dierdre Feg- an to Donald Trewin on Saturday in St. Philip of the Apostle Church, Oshawa and the reception and dance at the Kedron Dells Golf Club. Misses Cheryl Graham and Edie Alstein 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 return- ed home from a trip to the Calgary stampede. Larry and Beth took a two-week's holiday and stopped enroute to 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 to see the mountains they visited Larry Hoskin and his guests Cheryl and Edie. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larm- er spent the weekend visiting their son Dave Larmer in the Essex area. The Senior Citizens Card party on Tuesday night had 20 tables. Winners were 1. Dorothy McDiarmid, 102; 2. Frank Bailey, 99; 3. A. Timms, 94; 4. Lloyd Fawns, 88; 5. Leslie Taylor,87; 6. Verna Draper, 86; Low Ber- nice Gibson. Elaine Kelly entertained Lynda Sutton, Natalie Green, Arlene and Janet and Margaret Rowland of Port Perry on Tuesday for her 10th birthday. The O.N.O. sponsored swimming lessons are in full swing once again. There is bus supervision by Jane Davies that takes a large number of young people to Uxpool, Uxbridge for lessons daily. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swain and to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kiezebrink who each have had new baby sons born recently. The 26th annual McLaugh- lin Family Picnic was held on Sunday at the Cartwright Park, Caesarea. Bill and Janis St. John were in charge of the programme and various events. A deli- cious pot luck picnic supper was enjoyed by all. A fine time of visiting and remin- iscing concluded a pleasant gathering. Mrs. Alvin Bruce and Miss Marjorie Bruce were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marwood McKee. ) Please phone your news to 986-4257 before noon on Mon- a = RIGHT GUARD HERBAL ESSENCE LISTERINE SHAMPOO Mouthwash and by Clairol 350 mi*1.79 RIGHT G PEPTO BISMOL ti-| wom $1.33 someon #oz 66° Specials! Prices Effective Until August 4th. 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WINNIFRED BENSON Listowel, Ontario WINNER OF A 1379 FORD MUSTANG * SHERRY SMITH Don Mills, Ontario WINNER OF A PIONEER KPX3000 IN-CAR STEREO EE Oo BRUTONS ' o> Aa DRUGS 200 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-2511 DRUG STORES "Well Worth Looking For" ASANTE OTANI A AD HN a i ERE GN ERE Results from Tractor Pull (From page 8) and R Farms, Stouffville, Farmall MD, 3. Gordon Bray Oshawa, International Super W-6, 4. Ken Preston, Ponty- pool, Fordson Power Major, 5. Wayne McCarrell, Peter- borough, Allis WD Class 3- Powder Puff up to 7,000 1b. 1. Lenora Wright, Brooklin Massey Ferguson 180, 2. Ju- dy Ferguson, Peterborough, International 574, 3. Joyce Kelly, Blackstock, Interna- tional W6, 4. Heather Jack- son,Ida, Ford 5,000, 5. Mary Benschop, Port Perry, ley- land 384. . Class 4 Trucks, up to 6,000 lb. 1. Norris Doherty, Port Perry, Ford F 250, 2. Paul Morton, Bowmanville, Ford F 130, 3. Brian Lee, Prince Albert, G.M.C. 250 G, 4. Art Doyle, Bowmanville, G.M.C. K15, 5. Roger Gould, Nestle- ton, G.M.C. Sierra. Class 5 Modified 1. John Vaneyk, Bowman- ville, Oliver 77 Class 6 7,001-9,000 1b. 1. Neil Brown, Pefferlaw, Allis Chambers 190 XT, 2. Murray Clarke, Uxbridge, Cockshutt 1750, 3. Bastiaan Benschop, Port Perry, Allis Chambers 185, 4. John Coates, Port Perry, Allis Chambers 180, 5. Gordon Bray, R.R.2 Oshawa, Allis Chambers 185 Class 7 9,000-11,000 1b. 1. Keith Hoskin, Bowman- ville, Case 1070, 2. Mark Graham, Blackstock, John Deere 3130, 3. Neil Brown, Pefferlaw, Allis Chalmers 200, 4. Neil Evans, Uxbridge, John Deere, 4230, 5. Mark Wagler, Blackstock, Massey Ferguson 1100. Class 8 11,001-13,000 1b. 1. Bob Heron Ltd. (Paul Philips), Brooklin, Case 2290, 2. Jim Byers, Black- stock, John Deere 4320, 3. Cameron Mount, Pickering, White 2-105, 4. John Vaneyk, Bowmanville, Case 1070, 4. Steve Barrie, Bowmanville, John Deere 4430, 5. Hyeland Farms, Bailieboro, Allis Chalmers 200. Class 9 13,001-15,000 1b. 1. Bruce Pearse, Sunder- land, Allis Chalmers 220, 2. Harvey Graham, Blackstock John Deere 4430, 2. Lloyd Vandergaast, Orono, Inter- national 1586, 3. B and R Farms (Brian Richards), Stouffville, International 1066, 4. R and H Farms (Roy Lewis), Stouffville, Ford 9700. Class 10 15,001-18,000 Ib. 1. Brian Lee, Prince Albert John Deere 4630, 2. Jim Byers, Blackstock, John Deere 4640, 3. Mrs. Bruce Pearse, Sunderland, Allis Chalmers 220,4. Charlie Lemke, Peterborough, Case 2390, 5. Murray Porter, Pont- ypool, Case 2390. Class 11 Over 18,000 Ib. 2 wheel drive 1. Charlie Lemke, Peter- borough, Case 2390, 2. Brian Lee, Prince Albert, John Deere 4630, 3. August Geis- berger, Bowmanville, John Deere 4440, 4. Lloyd Vander- gaast, Orono, Case 1370, 5. Bruce Pearse, Sunderland, Allis Chalmers 220.. Class 12 Four wheel drive up to 25,000 Ib. 1. Robert Hunter Farms Ltd., Brooklin, Versatile 850, 2. R and H Farms, Stouff- ville, (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 Ferg- uson 1805. Class 13 Four wheel drive 25,001-38,000 1b. 1. John Bonsma John Deere 8630, 2. Arnold Geis- berger, R.R.2, Oshawa Inter- national 4568, 3. August Geisberger, Bowmanville, John Deere 8640. The day was filled with excitement including a three way pull-off in one class. But for many the highlight was to see the stock farm tractor of Jon Bonsma compete with triples-making twelve wheels for a total weight of almost 35,000 Ib. practically fill 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 mammoth piece of farm machinery was over $100.000. * No Charge Chequeing * Daily Interest Accounts COME IN AND COMPARE COSTS It's YOUR Credit Union!