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Win a pedal tractor or mountain bike at Tractor Pull
June 27, 2014 · 0 Comments
The Albion and Bolton Agricultural Society will be presenting the 36th annual Bolton Truck and Tractor Pull tomorrow (Friday).
It will start at 6 p.m. at the Fairground at the top of the south hill of Bolton.
This year’s event promises to be full of fun, smoke and noise.
There will be lots of fun for the children. Bring them out for pedal kart rides, monster truck tattoos and a jumpy house. All of these activities are provided free of charge by the Agricultural Society. Once again this year, there will be the children’s draw. All children eight and younger will have the opportunity to win the grand prize of a pedal tractor donated by Clark Moore Motors. For those kids eight to 12 years old, they will be eligible to win a mountain bike donated by Bolton Canadian Tire. All you need to do to enter is fill out an entry form, which will be available at the tractor pull or download a copy off the Agricultural Society’s website (www.boltonfair.ca), and drop it into the ballot box in Kids Land. The children’s grand prize draw will take place at 9:30 p.m.
There will be a free shuttle bus service running from 5 p.m. until midnight. The pick-up locations are the Caledon Centre for Recreation and Wellness at the back gravel parking lot, and at Holy Family Church.
For more information about this fun family event, visit the website at www.boltonfair.ca
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