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Pioneer Gas Engines this weekend The Pioneer Gas Engine Association will be holding it's 40th Annual Reunion Show during this weekend (July 23, 24, and 25). The show will be held at The Marion Town Park (off from Route 21 on North Main Street). The annual event is host to antique gas engines, tractors, an antique Case Steam engine, and farming equipment, all on display through P.G.E.A's members. Weekend events include Stone crushing demonstrations, tractors running a Dynometer, Blacksmith and Tinsmith demonstrations, parades daily, and cake/baked goods raffles. There will be refreshments for sale, as well as a flea market, open every day. The popular Antique Tractor pulls will take place on Friday evening at 6, and Saturday at 5. There will be an addition of a 'Dead Weight' pull on Saturday morning starting at 11. (All tractor pull participants must hold a current 2004 membership, and Club tractor pull rules will be posted.) The Pioneer Gas Engine Association is a non-profit organization, created as a fellowship to promote preservation and exhibition of Antique Gas Engines, tractors and farm/allied equipment. Many rare and unique items have been found on display over the years at the shows. Come join Pioneer Gas Engine Association celebrate it's 40th Year! Gate hours are Friday and Saturday: 9 to 9, and Sunday 9 to 1. Admission is a donation of $2 per person, or a 2004 membership, and children under 12 are free. Membership costs are $4 per person or $6 per family. If you need more information on how to become a member or have something that you wish to bring for display, call President Steve Herrick at 315.926.0132. Copyright
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