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Newcastle Figure Skaters Do Well in Recent Meets The Canadian Statesman 7Utt&anU*, Bowmanville, Saturday, February 20,1993 Newcastle Sometimers Record Two Wins During Weekend Play At the Uxbridge Invitational on January 29-31, the Newcastle Figure Figure Skating Club sent the above group of talented skaters. Front row, (1-r), Nicole Norton (5th), Julian Norton (6th). Back row, (1-r), Amanda Rogers (3rd), Shannon Hicks (6th), Lisa Marie Wright (6th). Absent were Jennifer Woodcock (6th), Susan Sausedo (5th). by Robert E. Stiles The Newcastle Sometimers hosted the D&B Hawks on Sunday, February 14, and handed them a 9-7 Valentine's Day defeat. On Friday, February 12, Newcastle handed McIntosh Chrysler an 8-2 defeat. Newcastle travelled to Oshawa for a game against McIntosh Chrysler on Friday evening at Harmon Park Arena and trounced Chrysler to the tune of 8-2 behind the solid goaltending of David Skan and a five-goal outburst from Bill Perry. Tony Jones scored two goals, with Bob Stiles adding one goal to complete the scoring. On Sunday, February 14, Newcastle Newcastle hosted the D&B Hawks in Newcastle Newcastle and squeaked out a 9-7 victory. This was a goaltender battle between Leo Kelly and. Dave Forrester as defence defence was not too evident in this game after the first period. The forwards were in their glory as they racked up 16 goals. Leading the Newcastle attack in goals were Greg Sloan and Dave Roote with two each, with Sloan adding adding two assists. George Sainsbury had a goal and two assists, Bill Perry had three assists, Sandy MacDonald, Tony Jones, Bob Stiles and Grant Flintoff had one goal and one assist each. Hugh German had one assist to his credit. The Hawks had a hat-trick by Greg Kinsmen Jr. Girls Win Playoff Series On Sunday, February 7, the Newcastle Newcastle Junior girls' hockey team, sponsored sponsored by The Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen, Kinsmen, started their playoffs in Colbome. In the first game of the series, the girls came home with a .10-0 upset over Colbome. Gina King led Newcastle Newcastle with six goals and two assists. Tawnie Traynor had two goals and two assists, while Maranda Johnson had one goal and four assists, A single goal went to Alicia Hart. Other assists went to Kristy Thompson (2), Karen Rickard and Lindsey Cowan O'Brien had one each. Goalie Elizabeth Millson played an exceptional game. In game two at home, the girls defeated defeated Colbome 4-0 to clinch the series. series. Gina King scored twice with Lindsey Lindsey Cowan O'Brien and Maranda Johnson getting one apiece. Two as- • sists went to Tawnie Traynor, while Karen Rickard and Gina King marked one apiece. Gray, with Jim Wells with two goals and two assists, Arnold Guthrie posted posted two assists, Glenn Muiphy and Dean Cox had a goal each, with Raye West and Howard Quinney collecting one assist each. The first period saw Newcastle take a 2-0 lead on goals by Greg Sloan and Tony Jones.- Greg Gray scored his first to narrow the Newcastle Newcastle lead to 2-1. Grant Flintoff scored at 18:44 to give the Newcastle team a 3- 1 lead after one period. The Hawks came out in the second period and outscored Newcastle 4-3. Newcastle had a goal by George Sainsbury to make it 4-1. Greg Gray scored his second and Jim Wells scored, unassisted,'to narrow the Newcastle Newcastle lead to 4-3. Greg Sloan scored his second, unassisted, for a 5-3 lead. Jim Wells scored his second to narrow the Newcastle lead to 5-4. Sandy MacDonald MacDonald scored from the slot to give Newcastle a 6-4 lead. Dean Cox scored to narrow the margin to 6-5 to end the second period. The third period saw Glenn Murphy Murphy score to tie the game at six. Bob Stiles got this back for a 7-6 Newcastle Newcastle lead. Dave Roote made it 8-6 with his first. Greg Gray completed his hat- trick to narrow the Newcastle lead to 8-7. Dave scored his second of the game and the clincher for a 9-7 victory. victory. Newcastle's next game will be Sunday, February 21, at Newcastle Arena at 11:30 a.m. against Durham XL. ri f S 50 YEARS AGO - In the semi-finals of the Church Hockey League, Martin defeated Hooper 3-1. Martin wins the series 6-2. Goals for Martin were scored by: Martin, Childs, Stevens. For the Hooper team: Hooper. In the second game between Rundle and Tighe, Tighe were defeated 3-0. Rundle wins the round 8-2. Goals for Rundle: Rundle, Perfect, Lemon. •je îjç 35 YEARS AGO - Lindsay Raiders scored three third period goals to edge Bowmanville Legionaires 3-2 in Lakeshore Juvenile Hockey League action. Eric Carleton had both goals for Bowmanville. >||, ■ |« ^ 25 YEARS AGO - Terry Black maintained a healthy lead almost all season long to capture the Town Hockey League scoring championship by 14 points. Terry scored 24 goals and collected 33 assists. Runner-up Bill Crossey totalled 43. Best scoring average was compiled by "Archie" Crossey with 34 points in eight games. The Zone J Youth Bowling Championships for singles and doubles started. In the bantam girls' section, representing Liberty Bowl, are Star Morris (singles), Heather Brunt and Debbie Bromeil (doubles), Penny Almond, Kim Masters, Debbie Dadson, Marcie Edmondson, Karen Piper (team). 20 YEARS AGO -- McNulty Sports, by virtue of a better goals scored total on the year, ended up in first place in Town League Hockey. McNulty's defeated County Chrysler 8-4 on goals by Randy Rogers (2), Steve Bums (2), Grant Flintoff, Woody Lee, Bruce Meadows. 10 YEARS AGO - Newcastle Public School took top honours, defeating defeating Kirby, to win the Kinsmen Jr. Boys' Volleyball Tournament. Team memters include: Derek Rogers, Marty Connors, Trevor,Rogers, Trevor,Rogers, Mark Deveau, Darryl Burke, Jamie Sandercock, James Stephenson,, Stephenson,, Jim Noble (coach), Dwayne Martin, Jon Libby, Mike Peel, Mike Tait, Dwayne Foster, Willy McGarvey, Roxanne Carter (coach). The above figure skaters proudly represented the Newcastle Figure Figure Skating Club at a competition in Woodville on Saturday, January 16. In the front row, from left, Tracy Hart was 6th in Pre-Novice B and 7th in Elements, while Leslie Miller was 6th in Juvenile B. Back row, (1-r), Amy Woodcock was 4th, Kristin Davis 7th and Lisa Tra- hey recorded a 4th in their respective categories. Absent from the photo was Julie Zawislak who was'5th in Juvenile A. The Town of Newcastle Community Services Department has distributed the 1993 Spring/Summer Activity Guide in the February 6th issue of the Weekender. Any, residents of the Town of Newcastle who did not receive this Guide are asked to call the Community Services Department at 623-3379 to arrange for a replacement. OUR SIXTH SUCCESSFUL YEAR... rQURTie? ACCOUNTING AND WORD PROCESSING fganaona Featuring: • Free Tuition* • Free Books • Mornings Only • Diploma Credits • State-of-the-Art Computers • One Semester - September-January • Co-operative Education Option • To the Residents of the Town of Newcastle, others will be required to pay a small monthly fee. r " -- Classes begin Tuesday, September 7,1993 If you are interested call Alistair Thomson Head of Business at Courtice Secondary School 436-2074 Before March 12,1993