Page 30, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, JuIy 13, 1994 A eirnViMce Whitby Free Press - 668-6111il Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 arn to 5:00 pm *- Fax 668-0594, LOST - COCKA71EL BIRD. Lost Saturclay, July 9th, Garrard/Tauntan Rd. area, Reward. Cal 430-9014, à tsk for Jim. THANKS to Holy Spirit, Sacred Heart, Blessed May & St. Jude for answer ta prayers. .R. FRAYER 1TO0 THE BLESSED VIRGIN, neyer known to al. O most beautiful flower of Mount Carmel, fruitful vine, spiendor af Heaven, Blessed Mother of the sonl of God, Immaculate Virgin, assist me in nesessity. O star 0f the sea help me and show me here you are my Mother. O Haly Mary, Mther of God, Oueen of Heaven & earth, 1 humbly beseech you tram the bottom of my heart ta secure me in my necessity (make requests). There are none that can withstand your pawer. O Mary conceived without sin pray for us, who have recaurse ta thee (3 times).. HoIy Mary I place this cause in your hand (3 times). Say this prayer for 3 consecutive days and then your must publish t and it will be granted ta you. B.W. c9nnectidns 24 hr. DATELINE PhoobyJ.DW. Gentai P-hMen from Cail FREE! 430.7060 WED. JULY 20 10:30 arn. EXCELLENT ESTATE ANTIQUE SALE AT OR VAL MCLEAN AUCTION CENTER, LINDSAY Selling Estate af late Doris Waodridge, Annie Nesbit Estate Lindsay and Estate ai late Eva Palk, Fenelon Falls. Antique walnut dining raom suite, 7 pc. walnut dining room ste., fantastic aak buffet with raised r panels and lions heads carved on front &top, square oak dining table & 6 chairs, beautilful- antique carved pump organ, 4 loc. carved walnut bedroom ste., beautiful antique 4 pc. bedroom ste., quality 3 pc. bedroom ste., mahogany 3 Ec.bedroom ste., antique iran beds with brass, tea wagons, organ stools, floor lamps, china table lamps, oak rocker, games table, Ann ail painting, antique brass bed, drapes, spooled bed, captains chair, china cabinet, bible, tins, Nordheimer upright piano & stool, Victrola grammophone, record cabinet, sheet music & aid records, collectables, Victorian doors, oak treadle sewing machine, antique hall seat, corner whatnaught, antquoak rocker, blanket box, artfca fireplace, wicker rocker, aid dlock, lamps, aid maps 2 sectional bookcases, aId trunks, wooden jug, tins, Jacobean desk, cracks, oak rocker, antique lamp, gate. leg & Duncan Fyfe tables, fainting couch, console table, 2 antique washstands, 2 walnut cedar chest, mens chifferabe, chest freezer, quantity good aid books, record collection, early Anne Murray, etc. glass china, 10 Royal Doulton figurines, apprax. 20 hand knotted Persian & Chinese floral. wall rugs, watercolour signed J.H. Weissenbruch 1824-1903, watercolaur signed P.E. Felix, ail paintins & watercolours in ornate trames., 3 antique rifles, dible. barrel shot gun, single barrel shot gun. Partial list. No reserve. estate sale 10:30 sharp. Don't miss this anel ORVAL & BARRY MCLEAN AUCTIONEERS 324-2783 LINDSAY Cali Now ta List Vour Sale! SUNDAY AUCTUON THS SUN., JULY l7th at l2noon PREVIEW 11:30 at the KNIGHTS 0F COLUMBUS HALL 133 BROCK ST. N. WHITBY (AIR CONDITIONED) Part list anly. Estate antiques, reproductions mncl. excellent "Gibbard" 9 pc. wailnut dining set, 5 pc. cherry, 4 poster rice bed room suite, Victorian sofa set, oak bow glass china cabinet, pine wardrobe, oak harvest table, round aak table & 6 hoap chairs, 6' suit of armaur, Persian & Oriental carpets, 6' pine harvest table & 6 chairs, oak sideboard, pine desk, pine washstand, blanket boxes, pr. pine nite stands, duck decoys, 4 g.Lancaurt sofa set, pine bookcases, pine deacons bench, jam & jelly cupbaard, pine racks, cast iran decorator pcs. parlour & occassionai tables, glassware, china, weathervane, 3 pc. coffee & end table set, pump argan, prints, pictures, cracks country bed, pine desk, quifts & quilt racks, wind chimes, plus much more. Terms: cash, chaque, VISA, MWC 3% prem. $1.00 bid cards. AUClIONS UNUMITED 519-345-2425 s.. elvrfy s CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FRIDAY, JULY 15 at 5:3Opm 3 MILES EAST 0F LITLE BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD. 4 THE PROPERTY 0F NORMA & HAROLD WRIGHT 0F UDNEY PLUS OTHERS Upright piano & stool, music cabinet, pine drap leaf table, two 3 pc. bedroomn suite, 1OX15 waol rug, antique oak dresser, spinning wheel, walnut plant stand, modern hutch, 15 cu. fi. chest freezer, pine washstand, antique chest of drawers, washstands, co-oil lamps, pine lamp tables, church Sew, walnut china cabinet, pine lanket box, 2 french provincial captains beds, pine windaw mirrars, washstands, parlaur tables, refrigeratars, qty. sparts cards, 16 'ft Espaon aluminum fishing baat withf15 hp. Evenrude motor & trailer, plus a quantity of china, glass, collectable, household &antique items. DON& GREG CORNEIL AUCTIONEERS RR #1, Little Briatain 705-786-2183 AUCTION SALE THURSDAY, JULY 14 at Spm at the ISLANDER BANQUE T HALL ON SCUGOG *ISLAND with veam scales, a forge, furniture, antiques, appliances and a lot more. Viewing f rom 2 pm. PEARCE AUICTION SERVICES 9Ù5-655-8073 AUICTION SALE. wKahn Courgry Auctions - every Wednesday ai 6:130 p.m. located on Brock Rd., Fickering, 3 miles north. pf Hwy. Ml0 (take exit #399). Faturing every Wed. an excellent selection of antiques, fine furnishings, glass, china, callectables, primitives and other unusuals. Sa loin us every Wed. and participate ln ane af Ontarlos *truer auctions with- no buy-backs or reserves. Terms: cash, cheque (with proper I.D.) or Visa.; Previews from 1:00 p.m. aConsinnent & estate sellinK aur Auction Services - 683-004'L MACGREGOR & WEST AUCTION SALE ANTIQUES, COLLECTABLES& HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS SUNDAY, JULY 17, 11:00 arn AGRiÉULTaRE BUILD ING, ORONO FAIR GROUNDS (take 401 ta 1 15/35 hwy. & narth 1Okm ta Main St., Orono & follow signs) This Sunday's auction features a varied seletion af antique furniture in original & refinished condition, quaitiy collectables from the past, plus household funishgs from a local home. Partial list includes Hoosier cupLboard, washstand, blanket box, waînut gate log table, 8 pc. dining roam suite, gramaphone, misc. dressers & chest af drawers, walI unit/entertainment centre, selection af chairs & aid rockers, aid tools (clamps, adz, etc.) show case, large antique rug (exc), ail lamps, kutchen collectables, glass & china, boxes of 45 records, air conditianer, electric stove, Tara Whitby tri"athietes 011 Ontario team Whitby's outstanding junior triathietes, Michael Sigsworth and Craig Taylor, have gained a E lace on Team, Ontario and are eaded for the junior national triathlon charnpionships and a shot at joining Team Canada. Quality vicetory Quality Disc Jockey Service defeated Foran's Roofing10-7 in the final ta, capture the champin- ship of the jpeewee house league tournament n Whitby July 8-10. Quality had reached the final by defeating Whitby Free Press 8-7 in the semi-final, Foran's defeated Shoppers Drug Mart 5-4 in the other semi-final. Bath games were typical of how closely matched were the teais in the tournainent. Swiss Chalet won the consola- tion championship with a 4-1 win over Creed's Ccle. Swiss Chalet, considered one of the favourites te win the ehamp ionship, ended up ini the con:solation round by losing 6-5 ta Par Esso. In. that gaine, there were no umpires, so parents handled the officiating. A balk was called -- ta, the consternation of Swiss Cha- let coaches -- and that resulted in Par Esso scoring the winning run in the contest. Members of the Quality Disc Jockey Services team that won the championship are David Morasse, Brian Rourke, Dan McGoey, Bradley Johnston, Alex Hnatyshyn, Kevin Gardon, Steve Haid, Kevin Connoll, y, ler Car- son, Matthew Bal lnger, Kavi Patel, Chris Shirley, Shawn Rayner, John Caldwell, Chris Pravan, Justin Zammit and coaches Jack Morasse and Doug Rourke. Hawks wi Wihitby Hughes Hawks mite rep girls' softball team added another win te their record by beating the Markhami Bobcats 15-7. Markhain took an early lead in the game but by the end of the second, the score was tied at 5-5. Whitby added five runs in both the third and fourth innings, allowing them te build a good lead. Mfaria Tennant pitched the entire game, facing 26 batters, striking eut nine and walking 10. Whitby hitters were Caitie Osborne, Lyndsey Matsumura and Jennifer Scott. In the June 29 edition, there was an omission of a nainein an article about the Whitby0Optim- ist niosquita, house lege base- bail team that won the B division of a teurnament in Kingston. Matthew Walters should have been included in a list of mem- bers of the team. The F'ree Press wishes ta apologize for the omis- sion. Whitby slo- pitch » of Jtdy 10 BLUE DIVISION Hant iaics ïi ô Advertage Telocom 9 5 1 5witon Group g 7 1 MauigoldMa(ors 7 4 Hughes Hawla a66 i lai SaronMateouu S 7 C Hwny K.or s6 se c BLUE UGI4T IviUiON C ompeting against the top juniors in the Ontario championslups July 4 in Guelph, the fnisedamong the first flve quaifiers for the province's junior team (under age 20). Sigsworth and Taylor, rounding inta top forni after three nionths intensive training last winter in Texas, leave today for the junior nationals; near Winnipeg July 17. Both athletes are rated as serious contenders for a coveted spot on the 1994 Junior Team Canada and a trip ta the world chainpionships in New Zealand in November. Ontario triathletes dominated in 1993, providing almost ail of the national tearn qualifions. The Guelph race was run at the grueling Olympic distances -- 1.5-ilometre swim, 40kmn bike- and 10km run. Sigsworth's best Urne ever for these distances, just under .two hours, cornes after starting intensive muscle strengthening and balancing on the exclusive new Kmi Com equipment at the Oshawa Heéalth Centre. Both Taylor and Sigsworth are enrolled in McMaster's new professidonal program in kinesiology. 2 wins for bantams The Whitby Optimist major bantam rep basebail teain won two gaines asat week. Whitby avenged an earlier loss ta Little Britain by pounding out a 14-3 win. Lars Clay picked up the win as hoe and Ryan Balan in relief combined ta hold Little Britain to four bits. David Yarwood, Kyle McFarlane and Balan eaeh had a multiple-hit gaine ta lead the Wbitby offence. Chnis JYAlbret had two walks and a double in three at-bats. Ryan Grundie crashed a triple early in the gaine and Ryan Gratin ripped a thre-unhm run ta sait away the gaine. Whitby travelled ta Clarington the next night, and continued their strong offence with a 19-hit gaine ta support Doug Clarke's complete gaine as Whitby won 26-7. Crotin continued bis hot bitting,' driving in seven runs. Derek Grieve and David Milne bath hanimered doubles for Whitby, picking up two ERBIs each. Sean Donnelly drove in two runs and scored four Urnes wbile Colin <ockburn <fraye in three runs with two bits. Clay bit a home run late in the game te cap off the win. Under-13s win Whitby overcame a twa-goal deficit ta defeat Pickering 4-3 in under-13 select soccer recently. Ryan Meaney scored two goals, Justin Chahrouri and Riyan Lamiot one each. Muter Bedom Auooui i4uing & Air uicAsu<vRqppofl Md" iPringius MovieSt1 p ciretaaiT Goln Mil e0 e 0 8 0 Sesa nid MVP. Jtiy 4 kan Barron Aucaà , Huding & Air 1B John Fi 9 Jonathan Franis HamsEPbg.cs 10 Dà Faimr Mnle iNiiigies 20 Grog Duiw Jiiy5 Siton Groa Aduag. eieom. 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