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Whitby rep hockey resuits BROOKLIN-WHITBY REP MAJOR NOVICE - PLAYOFF FEBRUARY 15 Nash Alum....i1 Ohawa.... 4 Steve BIa" ATOM, 'AA, FEB. 10 Algoma Orchard .. 0 Markham ....3 FEB. 14 Whtby Algoma . .. 4 Ajax ......... 1 Jason Bonnyman. .1 Sandy Cohen ..i Scott MacDonneil . 1 David Lylyk,...i FEB. 15 Whitby Algoma ... .4 Thornhlll IsI .. Jamie Allison .. Mark Babony.i. Jamie Pogson.i. Scott MacDoneil .1 MINOR PEEWEE FEB. 10 Elegance......5 Unionville.... 4 G. French M. Brillinger P. Allison B. Stella M. Gailbraith FEB. 12 Elegance......3 Unionville.... 5 D. Copeland C. Tackney B. Stella BANTAM 'B' Playofis (best of five> FEB. 3 Vic Insurance..2 Markham ... Mike Garton Rob Dawson Shtout: M. Mitchell FE. 7 Vic Insurance..4 Markham ... chris vanClief Jamie Collins Kevin Washer Rob Dawson Shtout: M. Mitchell FEB. 21 Vie Insurance..2 Newmarket .. Mike Garton Brian Duff FEB. 22 Vic Insurance..3 Newmarket... 5 MikeT'honi...2 John Skolnik Tweens take bronze medal The tween C ringette team won a bronze mredal in the Winterlude tournament in Ottawa recently. Whitby defeated Ottawa 1275 and Riverside, New Brunswick 7-4 before losing to Beaconsfield 6-4 and Nepean 442 Jennifer Drake scored eight goals and Nicole LeClair seven in the tourngment. Jennifer Hat- WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNEÉDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1987, PAGE 17 Chapelle does double duty in ladies playoffs TIM STONE hoists Matthew MacCarlie during wrest- ling competition at Colonel J.E. Fare well Public Sehool, Whitby, last week. Stone won the match against his fellow Palmerston school student. Free Press photo Johnson its top wrestler Brendon Johnson of the Whitby Optimists Wrestling organization (WOWO) was named most outstan- ding wrestler and Col. J.E.- Farewell was named most outstan- ding teamn during a wrestling meet held at the school last Wednesday. Johnson received the award as the most dominant wrestler in his category, 83 lbs., gaining 12 points against alibhis opponents. A total of six schools, including 54 wrestlers, competed at the meet hosted by WOWO. The following are the top finishers in their class: Tim Stone, Palmerston, 57 lbs; David Kuch- ma, Palmerston, 61 lbs; Danny Finnet, R.A. Sennett, 65 lbs; Steven Cooper, Palmerston, 74 lbs; Chad Helmer, Palmerston, 76 lbs; Lee Anderson, Palmerston, 81* lbs; Brendon- Johnson, WOWO, 83 lbs; Devin Powers, WOWO. 85 lhs - Danny Watson, Farewellp 88 lbs; Eric *amner, Farewell, 96 lbs; Brian Downey, Farewell, 101 lbs; Rob Savelle, Farewell, 112 lbs; Warren Tilîstone, Farewell, 125 lbs; Allan Ferguson, WOWO, 141 Ann Chapelle was the skip of both the first-place and runner-up rinks in the second draw of ladies playof- fs, for the Gus Brown pontiac-Buick Trophy, at the Whitby Curling Club. Chapelle and vice Colleen Bowie teamed with second Penny Stevens and lead Fern Fulton to win the playoffs which involved the ladies' Monday and Thursday night rinks. Chapelle and Bowie joined with second Ivadel Robertson and lead Earlene Gorman to emerge as run- ner-up. Second prize in the playoffs went to the rink of skip Jan Palmer, vice Elaine Forshaw, second Monica Duquette and lead Marion Sparrow. Runner-up was the rink of skip Mary Parks, vice Marlene Sh- aw, second Doris Anderson and lead Irene Thompson. The consolation prize went to the rink of skip Muriel Prosser, vice Janet Zimmerman, second Ivadel Robertson and lead Gail Holmes. Runner-up was the rink of skip'Ev Miller,' vice Sandira Wood, second Nan Bennett and lead Fern Fulton. McA rthur wins curling bon8piel A rink skipped by Pam MelAr- thur, who was substituting for an ill« Ev Miller, was victoriousÈ in the ladies past president bonspiel held Feb. 19 at the Whitby Curling Club. Vice for the winning rink was- Chris French, second Mario Jacusad lead Lorraine Dixon. Scnwent to the three-member team of skip Marioni 0'Donnell, vice Pat Weldon and second Wan- da Coates. Another three-member team was third. Skip was Ev Bonnetta, vice* Lynda Reid and second Susan Carmichael. A rink skipped by Randy Hygaard had the one-game high. Leam lun A Hurry At Arthur Murrayl From the Foxtrot and Watz to the oh so senmui Tango Agnina, the professionai dance instructors at an Arthur Murray Stdi can show you howto put fun in your ifeand life in yourfun! Caîl us today and leam to dance the fun anmd easy Arthur Murray way . /rtaw)/YJUrray Franchised Dance Studio ~c1:00 PM. HURRY2 b Firt .50 oevoled i pug $ 37 121 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY O~my-4M004 THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN OF WH ITBY NOTICE 0F INTENTION. The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby intends to pass by-laws to stop up, close and sell the untravelled portion of the Leslie Street road allowance between Frederlck Street and Johnson Avenue as shown below. The Operations Committee of Council wIli meet on Monday, March 16, 1987, at 7:30 p.m. In Committee Room One of the Municipal Building, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, for the purpose of- hearing anyperson who dlaims their land will be prejudicially affected by the by-laws. Any person wishing to meet with the Committee is asked to advise th~e Town Clerk accordingly no later than Thursday, March 12,1987. Donald G. McKay, Clerk The Corporation of the Town of Whltby 575 Rossland Road East Whitby,*Ùntario LUN 2M8 Phone: (416) 668-5803 WHITBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB OPEN REGISTRATION Saturday, Feb. 28 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. ai the Whitby Public Llbrary Fees: $40.O0/child or $100.OOIFamily of 3 or more Late Fee Subject to $30.00 surcharge BOYS and GIRLS: Shrimp Age 6 Year Born 1981 Squlrt Ages 7-8 Vear born 1979-1980 Atomn Ages 9-10 Year born 1977-1978 Mosquito Ages 11-12 Year born 1975-1976 Peewee Ages 13-14 Vear born 1973-1974 Bantam Ages 15-16 Year born 1971-1972 Junior B Ages 17-18 Vear born 1969-1970 Ail indoor and outside soccer players must be registered. Il 1-- - - - 1 1