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tribune october 5 1988 harvest entries erin andrews 7 above of markham cuddled up to a big jackolantern at the markham fair saturday the pumpkin complete with cauliflower ears was carved by george cox of gormley above right steven resch 11 of markham shows the plaque his grade 6 class won for their entry into the scarecrow contest he and his classmates are students of ms currie at ramer photdsjih thouas wood public school in markham their best scarecrow entry is a frankenstein drug store power buys grocery power buys hidri paper towels regular 2 ion ww kleenex huggies disposable diapers convemenco sizes benylindmd adult 100 ml 399 johnsons baby shampoo or conditioner 650 ml crest toothpaste 100 ml polaoid vhs t1 20 video tapes i 1j99 tea tampax tampons all types 40s 5 49 68 caigonite dishwasher detergent 14 kg ragu spaghetti sauce 750 ml vim cleanser regular or lemon 250 ml a lj encore coffee 200 g joy dish liquid 15l mr noodles cup of soup all varieties 85 g m chips ahoy or oreo 350 g is your choice 199 ti ea more ease of shopping with wide aisles more helpful service withbab6ing v carryout more assistance to help you enjoy your shopping more value in over 25000- square feet more selection with 15000 items more brand names including cosmetics so much more for so much iess v fcifcla warehouse drug store open sundays free parking m0nfri 9 aivv930 pm sai9aw6pm isuntoam6pm prices in effect until saturday october 8 1988 or wmjle ouantities last no dealers please quantities may be limited not all products exactly as shown markhaih 5051 highway 7 markvilu i mwy 7 1 i ansa r 3 1 drug i world i 3 1 i stcfusavf across from maff xvillf mai 1 j 4700567 eastern entries won tractor pull bv bruce stapley randy grant took the honors in the local stock class at the markham fair tractor pull fri day night but it was the bowmanville connection that took home most of the loot in the other seven categories grant a 9th line farmer took the 8000pound farmer class outpulling three other com petitors with his 185 allis- chalmers the brother tandem of michael and blair white of whitevale placed second and third respec tively michael drove a model 1830 john deere and blair com manded a 2130 john deere claremonts leonard coburn took second place in the two- wheeldrive truck class 5500pound division and grabbed third spot in the 5800 flight coburn part of the canadian warrior team that includes his father arnold and his sister con nie drove the flamboyant cana dian warrior ii a 1923 ford bucket t coupe with a 458 blowen engine coburn had won both classes at this years uxbridge fair but was unable to really master the track at markham which was soft and loose according to ar nold coburn bowmanvilles roger cochran took first place in both the two- wheeldrive events aboard his 572cubicinch ford called more whiskey fellow bowmanville resident charlie hynes was second in the 5500pound pull in a 541-cubic- inch ford called carrot top terry mason also of bowman ville was third in the 5800pound event with his 1947 mercury one- ion equipped with a 468 chev engine in the 5200pound modified tractor class it was bowman ville again with larry luxton grabbing first spot in a 454 chev called aggravation and jerry brown taking second with his 454 chev named troublemaker third position was won by lakefields vaughan hill also with a 454 chev called sodbuster mark kangas of ariss ontario captured the pro stock 5500pound class in an 880 oliver diesel tyrones chris vaneyk in his 880 oliver came second while don white of whitevale took third with a cockshutt 1650 there were only three entered in the division bowmanvilles wayne allen placed first in the modified trac tors 6000pound event driving a 454 chev called whiplash it was larry luxton second while dick reid of nobleton took third spot in his olds 455 black magic there were eight entries in all earle trewin of blackstock was tops in the 13000pound pro stock class with an allis- chalmcrs model d21 equipped with a 426 fuelinjected engine grand valleys glen garland was second in an international 1086 with a 414 fuelinjected engine bob richards of barrie was third in an international there were four entrants winners in the local and pro stock classes shared 400 in prize money per class while winners in the modified tractor and truck events split 500 per division