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1?AG1Ë 18. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5,1986, WHITBY FREE PRESS 1Indoor soccer begins Nov. 15 by TRAVIS LINDGREN The fast-paced game of lndoor soccer bas corne into the mlnds of young people ln Whitby once again. The Whtby Iroquois Indoor Soccer League season begins Nov. 15 and so far ap- proximnately 210 par- ticipants have registered. The games are to take place at Anderson CVI and Whitby Senior Public School on Satur- day afternoons although spokesperson Chris Good expresses that the older divisions have, a shortage of players. "IWe are looking at the possibility of joining our league witb the Pickering-Ajax league so we wil have more tmams' and players Soccer club to meet. The annual general meeting of the Oshawa Youtb Soccer Club will take, place at the, OQshawa Ciyie Complex,. Roomn C, Nov. 23 at 10: 30 a.m. Both conMpetitive and houseleague coaches are needed in varlous age categories. Deadline for ap- plications is 'Nov. 10. For information calî Pat Adey, club president (725-1833). Ski swap iPickering A ski swap wlllbe held in conjunction with the at the Pickering ski show. Recreation Centre Nov. Cail Steve Bazak at 3. 723-2405 for more infor- The swap will be held mation. Midgets are competitive altogetber, "said Good. There are five separate divisions but officiais are also con-'Ž:ï~ sidering joining hantam and peewee. The ag f4 vary in the league from 7-18. Anyone interested in signing Up should cali Good [668-41931. Car rally inAjax <The Ajax Cricket Club will be holding a car rally Nov. 16. The rally, for anyone wbo wishes to take part, will begin at 1 p.m. at the club, located at the corner of Clements Rd and Monarch Ave. T HE NEWVMARKÇE1 goalie had to AA team. Here the goalie sprawls Entries wlll be accep- be on his skates on the weekend as a ospuk ted from 10 a.m. to noon his team played the Whitby Bantam alospuk nt the club at $10 per car Whi*tby chess pla yer earns class A from p.1Il couraged? because bis team played well again- at thxe top) midget players from the entire The team aplit tbefr opening two games, losing 3-0 to Markham and defeating Pickering 2-1 witb Peter Tyxns scoring both Witby goals. GRANDPENDING *lnealoal ionatlorrblm oSf defena osu antLve Busiantyl.ess aldent c1h & On arlo LRGS TAEKWON-DO SCOOL NAI WATrCi FOR 2ND ANNIVERSARY AJAX TAEKWON-DO CHAMPIONSHIP NOV. 1186 AT PICKERING HIGH SCHOOL AJAX TAEI<W014*OO CHOOL 158 HARWOOD AVE. AJAX 683-1555 RIlMS TAEKWONDO0 4-4 BOND ST.. BOND TOWERS SUITE 410 OSHAWA 436"561 DAY & EVENING CLASSES Gordon Barnes of Whitby earned a class A rating ini the recent Petrosian Memorial - Chesa Tournament for top local players. Barnes tied for third- fourtb place, with a 2%- 1% record, with' Er- manno Muignat of West Hil. Both are members of the Agin- court-West Hill- Pickering-Ajax-Whitby -Oshawa(AWHPAWO) Chess Association, and Mucignat is the first club member to earn the status of national can- didate master (for- merly national expert)., Barnes earned a rating of 1871 to gain class A status. A player gains candidate master status with a rating betWeen 2,000 and 2,199. A national.master has a rating of more than 2,200. Mucignat became national candidate mnaster when he gained a ratlng of 2,002 for a, firat-place finish, with a 5-0 record, in the Mikhail N. Tai Tribute chess tournament. But be dropped back to a class A rating with bis third-fourtb place finish in the Petrosian as well as a mediocre performance in the Scarborough Labor Day open tournament. Matbew Davidcbuk, 14, of Asbburn, was fifth in the Petrosian tour- nament, to earn a 1,611 rating and class B status. Davidcbuk had a record of 211/2. Another Wbitby player, Michael Szilagyi, currentlybholds down second place in the association's open championsbips, being held fromn October till mid-December, for aspiring B, C and D players. 'Szilagyi, with a record of 2-0, rates 1,660 for class B. He trails James Holden of Oshawa wbo bas 1,662. Davidcbuk, wlth a 1-1 record, is fif- th. The favorite to win the open title is Holden. But tournarnent arbiter John Puusa, secretary- treasurer of the association, predicted a close race between Holden, Szilagyl, Dan Allen of Oshawa and >Maurice Smith of Scar- borough. "Most of thens bave previously met in tour- nament competition with rnixed results," said ' 'uusa. "Jim (Hlden) is playing well at the moment but so la Mikeï(Szilagyi) wbo is a very subtie positional player. " In the club's closed competition, involving six players including Barnes and Mucignat, one round bas so far been played. Mucignat, Zbynek Skubnik of West Hill and Peter THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN0F WHITBY AVAILABLE BANQUETIMEETUNG HALLS PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT The Town of Whitby has a number of Communiiy Centres with halls and mrnem which are avalable for banquets, parties, receptions and meetings etc. The followlng facilities are avalabie during business hours and also evenings, seven days a week: Heydenshore Pavillon Water Street, Whitby Centennial Building 416 Centre Street S., Whitby Regal Room- Gold Room Brookiin Community Centre Casseis Road East, Brooklin capacity 350 persans, bar and bartender service, 530 persons, no bar, chairs oniy capacity 135 persans, bar and bartender service, 200 persons, no bar, chairs oniy capacity 50 persans, bar and bariender service, 75 persans, no bar, chairs oniy upper hall capaciiy 125 persons, bar and bartender service, iower hall capacity 85 persans, bar and bartender service. These facillies are ideal locations to Celebrate the Festive Season. For further Information caîl 668-5803, ext. 293. Jasionowski of Scar- borougb are expected to challenge for top spot. But Puusa said the "clark borses" of the tournament, such as Barnes, sbould not be counted out. He noted that Skubnik was lucky to bis first ganse against Barnes. "The round one en- counter between Zbyneýk (Skubnik) and Gord (Barnes) was a comedy of errors, 'to say the least," he said. "Gord had the better position by rnove 16 but it was a critical position. He had, to make the right move or else be checkmated the following move. "Unfortunately for Gord, be made the wrong move and was checkmated on move 17. C'est la viel1" The association offers a slow-play prograns for player of aIl strengths on Tuesdays, 7 p.m. to ,nadnight, at Sfr'Oliver Mowat Collegiate In- stitute, 5400. Lawrence Ave. E. (at CharIot- tetown Boulevard, one block west of Port Union Rd.) A mathemnatical rating system allows players to compare abilities. Blitz tourneys are also held' at the. institute building:. Thursday evenings, 7:30 to 10: 30 p.m. lànBlitz tourneys, a player bas five minutes to make al bis moves For more Information "onthe association, ec;ail Ducks Unlimited will hold - a fundraising banquet at Immaculate Conception Hall, -Hwy. 7A, Port Perry, Nov. 13. .Tickets are $30 eacb. For information cal Earl Cuddie at 985-7346 nr 985-9482. Bantamsgofor third from p. 17 the team. Whitby opened the season with a 4-2. win over Peterborough, Mizen scoring,, twice with Fulton and Paul Hamilton getting singles. . Aurora defeated Whitby 4-3 last week, Fulton, Lee and Ronnie Inianoco getting the Whitby goals. Kaleta's team was knocked out of the playoffs last year by Markham. Type writer REN4TALS T also SALES & SERVICE FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERY LTD. 'ANTIQUES UNO-DIP RESTORED STRIPPING eCUSTOM 1 9 'REPAIRS. UPOOLSTERY '.R-- 1 IEFINISHINO A large seleCtion of Victorlan parlour f urnilture aval lable 413 DuNrDAs sT. E. WH ITBY 668-5481