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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 13, 1989 Newtonville Alive Orono Figure Skating News Report by Peggy Mullan Principal David Gray, with students Corey Brobbel (left) and Derek Arnold. During the past two months, over thirty students at Newtonville Public School accepted a "creativity challenge" submitting a wide range of design entries for a new crest for oùr school. Since the beginning of this school year when Newtonvlle and Newcastle Public Schools were de-twinned, school spirit has been on the rise here. After reviewing all submissions for a school symbol, Principal David Gray and staff finally chose the crest design of Grade 6 team Derek Arnold and Corey Brobbel. The crest depicts music, academic a week ago, id sports in the school, and will Later on in the new yéar, shirts, rast block lettering on red. jogging pants and caps w e Corey and Derek proudly slipped available for purchase. • l the first official Newtonville "Three Cheers for Newtonvi e. -shirts in front of a gchool assembly , by Lynne Lemieux High and Low Test days were held last weekend at Port Hope and Bowman ville. The following tests were passed Orono skaters. Ailan McKenzie passed the "European Dance" and has completed the Sr. BronZe dance category. Preliminary figures were passed by Melonie Allin, Anthea Peacock, Heather Geboers and Tanya Staples. First Figure was passed by Mary Mur- . wishes of December 12th to Wallace and, Inez Boughen. Many Happy Returns! - All welcome to the next euchre night, December 15th. This is really one of the memory making times of the year. If you have a special event planned, planned, a unique and different Christmas tree or dear ones travelling into Newtonville for the holidays, I would love to hear about it. Call me at 786-2964. phy. The Dutch Waltz was passed by Tanya Staples, the Canskate was passed by Hether Geboers. The Swing Swing was passed by Anthea Peacock and the Willow was passed by Mary Murphy. Congratulations to all! In the Canskate program, the Junior skaters are doing well. Recent Recent badges passed are Basic - Erin Moore, Elementary - Kristin Sawyer, Novice I - Christopher Wilhelm, Ashley Bickell, and Laura Pott. In November at the Eastern On- , tario Sectionals, Orono was represented by Briar Ransberry, Tanya Clemens, Melissa Allin and Tracy Eames. All of the girls skated well. Tracy Eames went to the finals in the Pre-Novice Ladies A category placing third overall. On December 9 and 10 in Lindsay, Lindsay, the Scugog Frolics competition was held. From Orono attending the competition were Katie Colville, Cindy Ross, Melonie Allin and Anthea Anthea Peacock. Little Scoops... Mrs. Woodcock added that Manager Joe McLaughlin, Loans Officer Officer Mavis Brown and the entire staff at the Bank continue to do marvellous work for the United Way; they are representatives of all the wonderful people in the community. To everyone who supported the United Way -- Thank You! - It is hard to believe that Christmas is less than two weeks away, and for many it comes too soon. Local toy and food drives are feeling the "crunch". If you can contribute a can of vegetables, a pair of mittens, or would like more specific details on what is desperately needed for those less fortunate, please call today - reach Terri McKenzie at 786-2508 or Roberta Ransom at 786-2699. - A basket sits in the front lobby at our school, for non-perishables and new unwrapped toys -- but only until this Friday. "Make a twinkling of a difference." Thank You. - Thanks to all who shared in White gift Sunday in Newtonville, December 10th. ' - "Catch the Spirit!" All welcome to the annual Newtonville Public School Christmas Concert, Tuesday evening, December 19th, 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. - Belated Wedding Anniversary ■■sSÉÉsï, VWve Got 'Em... Alt Sàm,. C. vpiukm mm? Cut Your Own $10.00 each fJ Make it a family outing this Sat and Sun. fkuH- -h> UkcIsol^ ÇeAc V boro uuC^V\ i oval mss EfxWvOVxSC" Hot Chocolate W BouJNXÛAÛi U and Goodies 983-9378 or 983-9466 United Way Co-ordinator Joy Woodcock (centre) accepts donation cheque from C.I.B.C.'s Mavis Brown and Manager Joe McLaughlin, on December 5th. "It is like coming back to see old friends," mentions United Way Coordinator Coordinator Joy Woodcock, as she accepted accepted à donation cheque for $1,168 on December 5th at the Newcastle Village C.l.B.C. Durham Farmers' County Co-op TO OUR CUSTOMERS May the Peace and Happiness of the Christmas Season Abide With You Throughout All the Coming Year Directors, Staff and Management