PAGE 16. WHITBY FREE PRESS Chape , WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22,1987 lle rinks win three . Skip -in Chapelle collected three trophies to end the seasoi for the ladies at the Whitby Curling Club. With vice Jane Tooze, second Shirley Barnett and lead Marlene Bernett, Chapelle won the Cardinal Cleaners trophy as the top rink in ladies' Monday and Thursday curling. With vice Sandra Wood, second Shirley Sheppard and lead Elaine Cooper, Chapelle also won the Bon- netta trophy. The Manager's trophy went to Chapelle, vice Elaine Cooper, second Shirley Sheppard and leads Marie Jacques and Sandra Wood, as overall ladies' winners for the season. A rink skipped by Chapelle also emerged as runner-up for the Car- dinal Cleaners trophy. Vice for that rink was Chris French, second Millie Chasezewski and lead Audrey Wilson. Second prize in the Cardinal competition went to the rink of skip Mary Parks, vice Eleanor Wilson, second Louise Porter and lead Jane Morrison. Consolation honors went to the rink of skip Pat Kapuscinski, vice Janet Zimmerman, second Barb Cameron and lead Sharon Copeland. Rwiner-up tor the Bonnetta trophy was the rink of skip Geri McCammond, vice Mary Parks, second Barb Cameron and leads Wanda Coates and Valerie Elmhurst. Third prize in the Bonnetta spiel went to skip Joan Nicholson, with vice Audrey Sharmon, second Sharon Munto and lead Shelagh Munroe. COME IN AND SEE US AT OUR NEW OFFICE AT: 200 ROSSLAND RD. EAST WHITBY • Maintenance Kit • Solar Blanket • 3-Step Ladder - Cement Deck 3'x3'x3'x3 Fully Excavated and Installed EWING POOLS 1251 SIMCOE ST. N. OSHAWA 20 years experience 728.1113 HEATHER VAN PATTER of Henry Street High School was runner-up in the finals for senior girls at the Lake Ontario Secondary School Association (LOSSA) badminton championships last week at Durham College. She lost in the final to Danielle Del Grande of O'Neill. Free Press photo Sports honors June 3 Whitby will honor its finest athletes of 1986 on June 3 at the an- nual sports recognition awards night to be held at Heydenshore Pavilion. The parks and recreation depar- tment has requested from the various sports organizations and clubs in town the names of any in- dividuals or teams who have won provincial or national champion- ships in 1986. The names of any outstanding volunteers in these organizations are also desired by the department. The department also wants more information concerning eligible athletes who are not represented by a community group. About 200 athletes are expected at the event which commences at 7 p.m. Because of the 'Blue Jay' theme of the evening, a special visit from the Jays' mascot, B.J. Bird, has been arranged, and memories of the 1985 baseball season will be highlighted. Barnes 3rd in chess Gordon Barnes of Whitby has four wins, a tie and a loss to hold down third place just past the half- way point of the area chess playdowns. Barnes has a Chess Federation of Canada rating of 1774 (high class B). He trails Zbynek Skubnik of West Hill, who has a 5-1 record and a 1914 rating, and Anthony Cheron of Ajax, who as the same record as Barnes but a higher 1914 rating. Six players have competed in the 10-game round-robin, although one, James Holden of Oshawa, now in fourth behind Barnes, is dropping out because of job demands as a chartered accountant. The 1985-86 champion, Michael Szilagyi of Whitby, has been unable to defend his title, also because of job demands. Don't Paint it! SEAL IT! PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT and bring back that just paved look by sealing the asphalt In your drivewpy, commercial or in- dustrial lot. We use only the finest quality ASPHALT BASE SEALER applied under pressure. When dry it forms a protective bond between your pavement and its enemies; oil, gasoline, water & sait. BEWARE of imitation water base seaiers which merely paint the surface of your asphalt & do little to protect it from the elements. Water and asphalt DO NOT MIX. Insist on the best protection for your investment. For more information or to arrange a FREE estimate call; W. B. ASPHALT SEALING 433-8830 579-5344 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF WHITBY C.: 17TH ANNUAL SPORTS RECOGNITION NIGHT THE 1987 SPORTS RECOGNITION NIGHT EVENT WILL BE PRESENTED AS A SIT- DOWN DINNER WITH A SURPRISE GUEST, TO BE HELD AT HEYDENSHORE PAVILION JUNE 3, 1987 at 7:00 P.M. ANYONE KNOWING A TEAM OR INDIVIDUAL WHO HAS ATTAINED A PROVIN- CIAL, NATIONAL OR INTERNATIONAL AWARD IN ANY SPORTING EVENT IN1986, IS REQUIRED TO SUBMIT THOSE NAMES FOR RECOGNITION. THE TOWN OF WHITBY IS ALSO ASKING THE SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS TO SUBMIT NAMES, NOT MORE THAN TWO, OF INDIVIDUALS WHO VOLUNTEER THEIR TIME AND EFFORT TO HELP IN THE SUCCESS OF THEIR ORGANIZATIONS. PLEASE SUBMIT THOSE NAMES TO THE TOWN OF WHITBY, PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT, 575 ROSSLAND ROAD EAST, WHITBY, ONTARIO L1N 2M8, OR DELIVER YOUR SUBMISSION TO IROQUOIS PARK COMPLEX, 500 VICTORIA STREET, WHITBY, ONTARIO NO LATER THAN APRIL 30, 1987. FOR FURTH ER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 668-7765. I 1 0,