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1 1 14 /■ The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 7,1983 CLASSIFIED 623-3303 Wrestler Visits Rotary Meeting Work Wanted WILLING to babysit in my home full or part time, will have playmates, playmates, ages 2 - 4 years. South Bowmanville. 623-2559. 36-1S D.T. DAVIES LTD. BOWMANVILLE Complete Landscape Service POOL CLOSINGS Book Now to Winterize Your Pool Reesoneble Rates D.T. Davies Ltd. 263-2752 35-4SNP Planting Pruning Roto-tilling StoneWork Wood Work Wood Fencing Flag Poles CHECK OUR PRICE ON PRE FAB FENCE 6' David Davies 263-2752 34-4SNP Auction Sales Pethlck'e Auction Barn Closed until September 17 Open by appointment for your consignment HAVE A NICE HOLIDAY Cliff Rethlck Auctioneer i 34-3SNP Auction Sale Saturday, Sept. 10,11 a.m. at Beatty & Woods Performance Centre, 334 Rltson Rd. S„ Oshawa (Watch for signs) Owner going out of business, building sold, everything must go. Sun Distributor 504 tester, 1971 Cuda drag car, excellent race engine, quantity of 14" and 15" mag rims, numerous aluminum intake manifolds, headers, carburetors, fuel pumps, quantity of shocks, vises and grinders, piston ring sets, ignition parts, sun shields, fibreglass flares', visors, spoilers, etc., manuals, large quantity of gaskets, clutches, some used parts, paint, wax, cleaners, 2 Camaro hoods, suspension parts, engine building parts and large quantity of specialized parts, and many other parts. Office equipment: desks, walnut credenza, 3 secretary chairs, partition, filing cabinets, 2 air conditioners, 3 glass showcases, signs, wooden shelving. Note time 11 a.m. Viewing Friday, September 9th, 4-8 p.m. This is an excellent sale of new high performance parts well worth attending. McLean Auctions and Liquidations, 576-7550 and on site 723-1125. 36-1SNP Auction Sale Sunday, Sept. 11th 1:00 p.m. At our centre located 6 miles north of Port Hope on Hwy. 28. Selling a good selection of furniture, appliances and household items. Come on out. Our flea market is open - bargains galore. Grant and Wheeler auctioneers Ltd. R.R. 2 Port Hope, 416-797-2127. P.S. Good antique consignment wanted for our monthly antique sale to be held on Friday, Sept. 30th - Call us today. 36-1SNP Estate Auction Sale of Purebred Polled Hereford Cattle, Farm Machinery, Produce and FumltuVe of the Estate of E.J.M. Walford, 2 miles east of Harwood Village on County Road 18, Saturday, September 10th at 10:30 a.m. 25 purebred hereford cows, purebred hereford bull, 18 hereford calves, 2 hereford heifers (1 year old), 1 hereford steer (1 year old), M.F. 135 multi power gas tractor, International 414 diesel tractor with IWT, 1501 loader, N.H.478haybine (3 years old), Allied bale elevator, Cock- shutt 634 manure spreader, 3 furrow 3 P.h: plow, J.D. side delivery rake, M.F. wagon and racks, disc harrows, cultivator, cultivator, seeder, set of shebog- gans, feed rack, gas tank, snow fence, shell cattle oiler, wheelbarrow, chain saws, 1982. Honda XR80 trail bike, 3800 bales mixed hay, quantity of baled straw, round oak dining room table, Quebec style stove, G.E. refrigerator (2'/z years old), antique kitchen cupboard, captain's chair, mates chair, wooden ice box, antique cupboard, wooden wall telephone, Findlay cookstove with reservoir, 3 pc. antique bedroom suite, tables, chesterfield suite, dishes, cutlery plus many more items too numerous to mention. Cattle are free listed herd in good standing. Spidel and Victor Bloodeines, A good working herd of large practical cattle. Furniture sells at 10:30 a.m. Machinery at 12:30 p.m. followed by cattle. Terms cash. No reserve. Lunch available. Property sold, Paul Lean auctioneer. Phone 416-352- 2403. 36-1SP Auction Stile Friday, Sept, 9th 7:00 p.m. At our centre located 6 miles north of Port Hope on Hwy. 28. Buffet, dressers, chesterfield and chair, 4 burner electric range, apartment size washer, dishwasher, pressback and other chairs, brass hall stand, fridge, rugs, accordlan, quantity of lawn furniture, 4- 10 speed bikes, 30' tower with head, rotor and control, tools, portable, bar, golf clubs, air pistol, 5 h.p. ride on lawn mower, 2 aquariums, linens, drapes and bedspreads, 2 rifles, 2 desks, high chair, lamps, glass, china, plus 100's of other good articles, Preview Thursday, 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Grant and Wheeler auctioneers Ltd. R.R. 2 Port Hope, 416-797-2127. P.S, We are having a farm equipment and machinery sale on Saturday, October 8th and arc looking for good consignments ■ please call In today. 36-1SNP Land Auction and Farm Auction Selling Saturday, Sept. 17, the 10 acre lot house and barns, machinery, cattle, feed and household goods of the late Annie Joy, 6 miles east of 115/35 highway on the 4th concession of Clarke and 'A mile north or 3 miles north of Newtonville and 1 mile east and 'A mile north. Selling a good 10 acre lot completely cleared and fenced with 2 good barns and a good 3 bedroom brick bungalow, finished family room, single car garage. Machinery includes M.F. 50 gas tractor, M.F. 3 furrow plow, M.F. 3 point hitch disc, Ford cultivator, New Holland manure spreader, seed drill, set of harrows, potato digger, new hay elevator and motor, tomato planter, wagon, trailer, truck racks, wheel barrow, quantity of lumber, steel truck box wheel barrow, ladders, new Sears lawn mower with bagger, Lawn Boy mower. Cattle includes good poll hereford cow and calf, 3 hereford yearlings (450 lb.) Quantity of tools, shovels and forks. Household goods includes, Woods freezer (20 cu. ft.), wood stove, antique pine cupboard, antique chairs, antique maple table, trunks, 3 piece bedroom suite, kitchen dinette suite, 2 sewing machines, quantity of dishes, old pine dresser, chesterfield and chair, coffee tables and end tables, colour T.V., Gurney dryer, 2 washing machines, love seat, crocks, 011 lamps, fireplace equipment (feed: 600 bales of hay and 200 bales of straw) plus many more items too numerous to mention. Auctioneers note the property will have a small reserve bid on it. Terms 10 per cent down day of sale with the remaining amount 30 days from the date of sale. Property will be sold sharp at 2:30 p.m. Everything must be sold to settle the estate, for further information call Charlie Reid - 983-5914 Orono. Charlie Reid and Cliff Pethick, auctioneers. Lawrence and Charlie Harris, clerks. Owners or auctionees will not be responsible for any damage or lost articles the day of sale. 36-2SNP Saturday, September 17 9:30 a.m. Auction sale of furniture and antiques and machinery for the property of Mr. and Mrs. James Ash, R.R. 1, Mount Albert, selling at the farm, VA mi. west of Mt. Albert to Holt, then 1 mi. south on Con. 7, including antique flatback cupboard, pine blanket box, wash stand, radios, 3 pc. wicker set, fern stand, several occasional chairs, rocker and foot stool, 5 antique kitchen chairs, crocks, pictures, mantel clock, trunk, bed 8< dresser, 2 wardrobes, parts of toilet sets, dishes, china, wood stove, chest of drawers, green chesterfield, plus many other household pieces, Lawn-Boy lawn mower, buzz saw, chain saw, Ford pulley, Int. side rake, scales, fuel tank, water trough, seed drill, forks, shovels, set of harrows, extension ladder, fence wire. Sale at ,?:30 a.m. Lunch available. Sale will conclude at Noon. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 36-2S Auction Sale Sat., Sept. 10,6 p.m. at Pearce Auction Centre on Shirley Rd., 4 ml. S. of Port Perry Contents of estate from Whitby with added consignments. Oak hosier cupboard, Duncan Phyfe table, Maytag twin • tub washer, walnut marble top dresser, wash stand with mirror, drop-leaf table, green refrigerator, wooden, wicker and rocking chairs, sideboard, bed and matching dresser, piano • accordlan, hanging oil lamp, Morris chairs, cuckoo clock, brass Alladin lamp, chests of drawers, coffee and end table, dinette set, 9' x 15' blue carpet, horse bridles with brass, Sears B 8, W T.V., mirrors, antique table lamps, floor lamps, brass and copper pieces, upholstery material, fishing tackle, tools, dishes, sealers, and many other worthwhile Items, We take Visa, good cheque or cash. Pearce Auction Services, 985- 7492. 36-1 S N Ontario's largest (arm machinery consignment sale, Norwich, Ontario, Ontario, Friday, September 9, 1983,10 a.m. (Sales conducted second Friday each month). Approximately Approximately 150-175 tractors plus all typos of (arm equipment, Consignments welcome, For more Information call (519) 424- 9998 or (519) 424-9093, Proprietors Proprietors K.S, Hamuleckl & Sons, 36-1SN Tlûïrâ3!7?ëprrT35pmT at Orval McLean Auction Center R.R. 2, Lindsay Estate of late Annie McCullum, Victoria Ave. Lindsay and property of Harriet Droppo, Bobcaygeon, giving up housekeeping. Quality furniture, some antiques, appliances, dishes, antique bureau, walnut tea wagon, Duncan Fyfe table, lamps, antique parlour table, drum table, antique rocker, smokers stand, shelves, pine round dining table and 4 chairs, guitar, trumpet, bow and arrow, corner . china cabinet, large mirrors, oxen yoke, console color television, pie crust table, carved end table and tray, hall table, leather inlaid step tables, beige provincial chesterfield, 6 antique chairs, oriental pattern rug, old radio, wooden high chair, pair tri lite table lamps, RCA stereo and records, fireside bench, foot stools, old quilt boxes, trunk, bridge lamps, 2 large beige wool rugs (like new), chrome set, treadle sewing machine, excellent older wine chesterfield set, magazine rack, crock, 4 pc. waterfall bed room set, 8 pc. d i n ing room set, Jardinere stand, hall table, wardrobe, good wooden bed, refrigerator, Moffat apartment size electric stove, good 54" Continental bed, wringer washer, pair antique picture frames, pictures, bedding, vacuum, 2 new handmade quilts, afghans, good spin washer, 4 bicycles, Kawasaki 100 motor bike, enduro 250 motorcycle, green automatic washer, built-in dishwasher, portable dishwasher, new 8' florescent bulbs, dishes, china, tools, interesting sale. Orval McLean Auctions 324-2783 Lindsay. 35-2SN Auction Sale Saturday, Sept. 24th 10 a.m. Highways 7A and 12 at Manchester, of H.D. Equipment, cars, trucks, farm machinery, motorcycles, boats, trailers, tractors, snowmobiles, chain saws, everything with gears and wheels. Consign now. Norm Marple auctioneer. Phone 623-3060 or 985-2366. 36-3SNP Cornells Auction Barn Friday, Sept. 9 6:30 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles West of Lindsay on Lindsay - Little Britain Rd. Round oak pedestal table, 4 oak chairs, oak wall telephone, 2 door mahogany china cabinet, refinished wash stands, double water bed, (motion reduced mattress), 2 matching corner mahogany china cabinets, oak parlor tables, pressback high chair, 6 walnut dining room chairs, wash stands, walnut extension table, portable color TV's, refinished oak dresser, pinball machine, refinished Jenny Lind bed, Craftsmen ,9" radio arm saw, pioneer chain saw, 4 h.p. outboard Mercury motor, 6" jointer planer, box trailers, 14' Comet fiberglass boat with 40 h.p. Evinrude motor and trailer, 1973 Cadillac Eldorado (Estate vehicle - excellent condition), 1978 CX125 Honda, quantity of tools, china and glass. Don Corneil, auctioneer.. R.R. 1 Little Britain 705-786-2183. 36-1SN C. Tinline Auction Service 251 Simpson Ave. S. Bowmanville Saturday, Sept. 10 6:30 p.m. Selling with no reserves by public auction many antiques, furniture, collectables, coins and tokens. Shop tools, household and otherwise articles. Partial list oak ice box, chest of drawers, Bowmanville rocker, 1931 and 1933 Screech Owls, and other Bowmanville papers, dressers, dated sampler, decoys, small weaving -loom, German dagger (WWII), pressback chairs, wash stand, 2 gold diamond rings, ornate oak extension table, antique coffee grinder, tiger drop leaf table, cream separator, gun stock chair, toy steam engine, tractor, Robots, teddy bears, action bank, 1940 chesterfield (good condition), children's bikes, antique glassware and dishes, tires, sleeping bag, child's water skiis, wringer washer, stereo console, gas chain saw, W drill, shop hand grinder, hydraulic car lift, compressor, 180 arc welder, other hand tools, many other articles and box lots. Take Liberty St. S., go east on Baseline Rd., over bridge and right on Simpson to dead end. Open at 5 p.m. Terms cash, good cheque. Note: selling by random selection or by request, so don't be late. C. Tinline auctioneer. Residence 983-9634. Business 623-6744. 36-1SN Saturday, September 10th Farm Sold Auction Sale of Farm Machinery, Hay, Straw, Seed Barley. The property of Bill and WIURyafl Lot 6, Con. 7 Fenelon Twp. 6 miles north of Lindsay on Hwy. 35 north to Red Pump. Antique Shop and 1 mile east or 1 mile south of Cameron and 1 mile east. 1980 Ford 6600 diesel tractor with cab - hi-low range, dual power, power steering, load monitor, 1500 hrs. 1974 Ford 4000 diesel tractor with manure loader, hydraulic bucket, dirt bucket. 1970 Ford 4000 diesel tractor with 427 manure loader - 2 buckets. 1976 New Holland 273 baler PTO with bale thrower, 2 New Holland roller bearing 8 ton wagons with 2 bale throwing racks 20' x 18' x 8'. 1976 New Holland 479 hay bind PTO - 2 knives New Holland 510 manure spreader PTO. New Holland 327 manure spreader PTO. Kneverland hydrin 3- 16's trip beam spring reset plough 3 pt. New Holland 42' hay elevator on wheels with motor. Calsa field sprayer 21' - 3 pt. Ford post hole digger 14" and 6" auger. Ford chisel plough 11 tooth 3 pt. Triple K cultivator 34 tooth 3 pt. M.F. 5 bar side rake, George White 8' snow blower 3 pt. Allied 42' grain auger 6" on wheels PTO. 16' grain auger 4" with motor, 1980 cattle squeeze with automatic head gate. 4 sections flexible harrows with evener, scales, de-horners, fence posts, wire fence, set of racks for V2 ton truck, full line of modern machinery. Approx. 2000 bales mixed hay, approx. 700 bales of wheat straw, 1500 bales of barley straw. Cameron UCW will serve lunch. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Carl and Greg Hickson Auctioneers, Reaboro Ont. 705-324-9959 or 324-2774. 34-3SN WORLD'S GREATEST YARD SALE Sat. & Sun. Sept. 10 and 11 Everything Including the kitchen sink. Boat motor. Go north 1 mile from Newtonville store. YARD SALE Saturday, Sept. 10th 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 15 Strike Ave. Bowmanville 36-1 SN BARN and YARD SALE Saturday and Sunday September 10 & 11 RAIN OR SHINE Antiques, collectables, furniture. Over 2,000 items. 4 Va miles East of Newtonville 4 miles North on County Rd. 65 36-1 SN MOVING Clearing sale of antiques and furniture and household Items. This is a large sale of over 100 pieces of furniture alone. Directions • 1 mile east of Hwy. 115 at Taunton Rd. GARAGE SALE Saturday, Sept. 10 116 Parkway Avenue Rain or shine 9 a.m.-? GIANT YARD SALE on Hwy. 2 in Maple Grove across from Old Flna Station Sept. 10 and 11 10 a.m. Dishes, furniture, books, some.antiques and lots more. GIANT YARD SALE Over 30 tables Sat., Sept. 10 9 a.m. In the village of Columbus - Slmcoe St. N. - 6 miles north of Oshawa. Antiques, collectables, home baking, crafts, clothes, produce, furniture, housewares, etc. Sponsored by the Columbus U.C.W. YARD SALE Sept. 9,10,11 Cobbledlck Rd., Newcastle 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat., Sept. 10 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Rain or Shine GIGANTIC YARD SALE Sat. & Sun. 10 & 11 By several families Every Item Imaginable Big & small 115 to 4th line, 2nd property East of Twin Oaks 36-1SN YARD SALE Friday & Saturday Sept. 9 & 10 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 66 Scugog St., Bowmanville 36-1SNP Furniture, dishes, clothing, antiques, records, walker-joggor, quilts and many other items. 36-ISN Women Set Records At Quench Run When Rotarian Jack Locke became president of the Bowmanville Rotary Club, he probably never realized that one of his duties would be to allow burly guest speakers to demonstrate their wrestling holds on him. Here, Lord Athol Layton, shows one of the moves that made him famous during a 28-year career in the wrestling ring. Lord Layton, despite his reputation as a villain, and arch-enemy of Whipper Billy Watson, is really a good guy, Bowmanville Rotarians learned. Lord Layton spoke to the club about his wrestling career and his volunteer work with the handicapped during a speech last Thursday at the regular meeting of the club. And while it's good to do things to help others, the guest speaker reminded his audience that the people who are offering assistance today may be the very same people who need help some time in the future. Lord Athol Layton is retired retired from the ring. He now lives in Mississauga and is employed as public relations relations manager for Bicardi Rum. It's a position which gives him an opportunity to stay in touch with his interests interests in helping the disabled disabled and the disadvantaged. disadvantaged. "The work you do in Rotary...and Rotary...and many other fundraising fundraising efforts is worth it. It's needed," Lord Layton said. by Peter Parrott As a professional wrestler, wrestler, Lord Athol Layton earned his living as a villain. villain. But members of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Rotary Club learned last week that he's a sportsman, a raconteur, an advocate of the disabled, and an all-round good guy. "Times have changed," Lord Layton told Bowmanville Bowmanville Rotarians. "The profession profession is a far cry from what it was." The smell of liniment and sweat from the dressing rooms has given way to the scents of hair spray and cologne cologne as athletes not only earn big salaries, but also have evolved into a different different kind of competitor. While the professional wrestlers of yesteryear relied relied on 75 per cent athletic ability and 25 per cent showmanship, today's gladiators have reversed that trend and rely on 75 per cent showmanship, Lord Layton remarked after his speech to Bowmanville Rotarians last Thursday at the Flying Dutchman Motor Inn. Successful wrestlers need a solid background of amateur experience in the sport, along with gymnastic ability and showmanship, he added. Lord Layton, a veteran of 28 years and 3,500 professional professional bouts, recalls that he started his career at age 29. But that was not before he had served an apprenticeship apprenticeship as an amateur FINE QUALITY MONUMENTS and MARKERS Look for this seal It's your guarantee of permanence STAFFORD BROS. LTD. 'Authoriui Dialir Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 318 Dundas St. E., Whitby Phone Whitby 666-3552 wrestler and also a boxer. Lord Layton told Rotarians Rotarians that he wanted to be an athlete and showman ever since he was a child. But it wasn't until he and his wife visited a professional professional bout in Sydney, Australia Australia that he saw a way of making his childhood fantasy fantasy come true. As he watched his first profes-. sional match, he saw his future future career. "They held the emotions of 10,000 people in the palms of their hands," he recalled. When he moved to Canada, from his native Australia, Australia, he was immediately cast as a villain in Toronto. Toronto. Due to the popularity popularity of hometown hero Whipper Whipper Billy Watson, Lord Layton had no choice but to play the role of the villain. "I was booed constantly for everything I did to the Whipper," he said. Of course, there were some advantages. Whereas Whipper Watson had to be kind to his fans when they asked for autographs, or stopped to talk, Lord Layton could tell them to get lost. Actions like these could only improve is stature as a bad guy. ■ Although Whipper Watson Watson and Lord Layton may have been rivals in the ring, they are allies when it comes to helping their fellow fellow man. Lord Layton's work in this field has earned him the Ontario Medal for good citizenship. He is a director of the St. Alban's Boys' and Girls' Club and is on the Advisory Council for the Handicapped Handicapped in Ontario. "The handicapped arc still crying out to be recognized recognized and to be accepted into the mainstream of society," society," said Lord Layton. Sewing Machine Repairs All Makes f u •( • |u, k *,{■ .mil i J * ' 11 v « * 7 y ! , -riif -t< - hmv i,(i $; l( f ' 571-1385 Top Lint* Sowing Centre 400 King St W . Oshawa DINES PLAZA Smokey Says: Test Drive 11984 NISSAN TRUCK Long Box, 4x4 King Cab, Regular Diesel. From $6795. MIDWAY DATSUN LTD. 1300 Dundas St. E. 668-6828 24.DC06.0704.246 YARD SALE Sept. 9th and 10th from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tools, dlshos, antiques. Park SI. north ol the arena YARD SALE Saturday & Sunday Sept. 10 & 11 Courtlce Rd., South ol 401 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 36-1 SN YARD SALE Friday & Saturday Sept. 9 & 10 94 Scugog SI,, Bowmanville rti.irmna LISTEN FRIENDS PLEASE LEND AN EAR\ FOR WEVEjj T ERRIFIcZ< J^-^NEATINO OIL NEtVS^ FOR YOU TO HEAR Mills Bros. Fuels Ltd. R.R. 6, Bowmanville Telephone 571-3757 Pharmacy Topics by Dll Muhammad There's no waiting at one medical service clinic in a Kansas shopping mall. Patients chock in at the office and arc given a beeper that will call them from shopping when the doctor or dentist is ready. Combination-drug treatment for rheumatoid arthritis seems to suppress the disease and even encourage regeneration ol eroded bone. Preliminary study was done at the Medical College ol Wisconsin. For accurate diagnosis ol nodules nn the thyroid g and. doctors at the Mayo Clinic found that aspirating with a lino noodle war, sale, reliable, and ccsl-olfoctivo. Method avoids unnecessary surgery. Scandinavian researchers report good results witli 5- amlnosalicylic acid against ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease. Suslalnod-relnasn 500 mg. dose ol 5-ASA is said to reach all paris ol I lie digoslivo tract. Autumn asthma and hay lover attacks may tie Irlggumd by mushrooms, whose liny spores may penetrate directly lu lungs. Goi roliof Iront hay lover and astlunn discomfort at: United Drug Mart Your friendly neighborhood pharmacy Waverly Plaza Telephone 623-2333 The men set the pace but it was the women who rewrote the record book at Cobourg's fourth annual Quench Run, held Saturday August 20 in Cobourg. First across the finish line and 1983 Quench Run champion champion is Ted McKeigan, a 31-year-old Torontonian who ran the race as part of his training program for upcoming upcoming marathon runs. Ted finished finished the race in 31:36 to win the 10km Men's Open and Quench Run titles. Both course records set at Saturday's event however were set by female runners. Silvia Ruegger, a 22-year-old Newcastle racer who's vying for a spot on Canada's Olympic Olympic track and field team, shattered shattered the course record by more than 90 seconds to win the 10 km Women's Open title in a record time of 35:38. Last year's winning time was 37:02. The second course record was set by Toronto's Diane Fetzko, who shaved five seconds off her own course record to win the Women's 10 km 30-39 title in a record 38:57. . Ms. Fetzko won the same event last year with a time of 39:02. Just under 500 runners from across Ontario registered for this year's Quench Run, which is sponsored by General Foods in association with the Cobourg Cobourg Rotary Club and Cobourg Family Y. Top Cobourg finisher was Brett Byers, a regular Quench Run competitor and local racer who finished third in the 10km Men's Open competitions competitions with a time of 33:06. Cobourg runners Vera Mcllwham and Kathy Hart finished second and third respectively respectively in the 10km Women's Masters event. As in the past, Peterborough area runners also figured prominently in the winners' circle. Dr. David McGillivray placed first in the 10 km Men's 30-39 category, with a time of 33:21. The,win was the first for Dr. McGillivray in race competition competition "and just helped make this the best racing summer ever for me," he said in a post-race interview. Peterborough's Rayma Dixon became the first runner to claim a Quench Run hat- trick when she won her third consecutive 10 km Women's Masters title in 44:56. The Quench Run win comes hot on the heels of Mrs. Dixon's first- place finish in the Canadian Masters' 5,000-metre track championships. "But the Quench Run is my favorite race - it's a great course and a great organization," she said. "Peterborough racers make a point of never missing this race." Scarborough's Mike McConnell repeated his first place finish in the 10 km Men's Masters' category, winning the title in a time of 35:29, just seconds off the 35:09 course record he set in 1982. Winners in the 5km race this year were Matthew Goad of Bowmanville (15:34) and Ana- Marie Valverde of Bramalea (17:08). At 13 years old, Ms. Valverde is also the youngest winner ever in Cobourg's! Quench Run. ! • Winning 10km road races is almost old hat for Quench Run champ Ted McKeigan, who : this summer already has six! first place finishes to his; credit. A marathoner who! runs the gruelling 26-mile ; races in about two hourj - twenty minutes, Mr. McKeiv gan is also well known in; national track circles. Las(! year, he won both the Ontario. and Canadian Inter-regional (National) 10,000-metre track championships, and placed ; third in the provincial mara! thon championships. Injuries! prevented him from compel- ; ing for much of this summer;- "I'm using the 10 km races to;! get back into shape, hopefully ; to make a comeback bid,"- said the Quench Run winner.-;! Injuries too put a damper orr Ms. Ruegger's hopes of join-; ing Canada's track and field teams in the past two years. A! 1980 Canadian Women's; Cross-Country champion, Ms.- Ruegger was at one point! ranked among the top five; runners in Canada. She only- started training intensively! again six months ago, and; hopes to catch the attention of! Canada's track team officials! at upcoming pre-Olympic trial; meets. Ç, Now in its fourth year»; Cobourg's Quench Run continues continues to attract top flight! racers from as far away as; Waterloo, Ottawa and King;' ston - "and this year, compel titors from Maine and Florida, who made the run a part oh their vacations," said Racé; Director Bill Hart. The race; ! he added, has a reputation as. a first-class road race, "fo( which we can thank the 150 or! so volunteers who man the aid ; stations, registration desks;;- food tent and so on. Without; them, we couldn't put on a ruii of this calibre." H YWCA Registration Takes Placé Sept.8-9 The YWCA Bowmanville- Office will hold Special Regis;! tration periods on Thursday/. September 8,1-4 and 7 - 9 p.m;- and Friday, September 9,1 - 4! p.m. at 34A King Street West.!; , -There are vacancies in', a;! variety of programs. For-; Children, classes in Babysit-! - ter Training, Children's! Needlecraft and Dance Plus; are offered, as well as Fitness; - and Fun for Little Ones and-! Jazz Dancing. '; Adults may register for one;! of the Fitness programs, such!; as Bodysculpture, Fitness to;- Music or Dancercise. For theC literary-minded participants,!; a Book Review program is;! offered as well as Christmas' ; Crafts and Treats. 1- Keep Canada Beautiful Oshawa /Monument Co. Family Memorials - Markers All Design and Lettering Done by Us on Premises -- NO SALESMEN INVOLVED -- Please Telephone 728-3111 for Full Details Nursery Auction at Fisher's Nursery R.R. 3, P0NTYP00L Saturday, September 17, 10:00 a.m. 2 MILES EAST OF HWY. 35 SOUTH ON MANVERS 2nd LINE OR 1 /z MILE NORTH OF HWY. 115 BY SANDARASKAPARK WATCH FOR SIGNS Plan to attend, everything for your fall landscaping needs ' Upright Junipers 'Mountbattens 'Skyrockets etc. 'Spreading Junipers 'Mint Julep 'Blue Danube 'Golden Pfitzers, etc. 'Deciduous trees 'Crimson King 'Harlequin and Sunset Maples 'Lindens and Flowering Crabs 'Euonyrnus 'Flowering Shrubs 'Pyramid Yews 'Mugo Pines 'PyramidCedars 'GlobeCedars 'Dwarf Alberta Spruce 'Blue Spruce 'Austrian Pine 'Weeping Pea Shrubs and various other plants Auctioneers: CHARLIE McGILL LARRY CURRINS R.R. 2 Bethany R.R. 1 Janetvllle 705-277-2767 705-277-3173 Owner & Auctioneer Will not be responsible lor any llioft, public liability, properly damage or injury lo I ho public in connection with this auction sale LUNCH AVAILABLE