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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 7,1990 Section Two Newcastle Figure Skaters Compete in Unicorn Fair ^ V L -' ' v -. ^ ' ^ L - >-■ . ■ ■ h ' . These members of the Newcastle Figure Skating Club competed at the Unicorn Fair in Oshawa on February February 17. The Unicorn Fair is the skaters' first introduction introduction into competition and involves their first free skate solo. In the back row, from left, are: Stephanie Holliday, Latricia Devonish, Shannon Hicks. Middle row: Linda Spencer, Diane Fisher, Lindsey Tollett, Cristin O'Sullivan, Susan Sausedo, Catherine Davis, Elizabeth Jamischak. Front row: Christie Brown, Julie Julie Brown, Yvonne Coe, Melissa Searle, Robyn Cooper, Jaime Wright, Laura Woo. Absent are Melissa Pearson, Pearson, Sharon Pearson, Amy Schumann, and Paula Adamson. Adamson. The Newcastle Figure Skating Club would like to recognize the many efforts of its skaters over the months of January and February. In ; the Canskate Program the ), following achieved these, badges: Pre-Beginner - Shawn Cook, Shawn Couch, Shannon Shannon Couch, Cydney Dengis, Nathan Drury, Courtney Lowe, Katie Poole, Natasha Ransom, Chris Saunders, Carly Schamahl, Ashly Sim- iana, Micheal Simiana, Heather Welch, Amy Woodcock, Woodcock, Nathan Wright. Beginner - Shawn Cook, Courtney Lowe, Carly Schamahl, Schamahl, Amy Woodcock. - Elementary - Robyn Cooper, Samantha Micheal, Carly Schamahl, Amy Woodcock. Woodcock. Basic - Shannon Armstrong, Armstrong, Megan Gilfoy, Sarah Little, Renée Mathias. Novice I - Jennifer Cox, Diane Fisher, Lyndsay Harness, Harness, Melissa Pearson. Novice II - Amanda Dar- rach, Diane Fisher. At. the Canfigureskate level the following components components were completed: Figure I - Kristi Brown, Meagan Carter, Nicole Norton, Norton, Susan Sausedo, Linda Spencer. •i Figure II - Linda Spencer, Spencer, Lisa Marie Wright. • Stroking I - Elizabeth Jamischak, Jamischak, Jaime Wright. • Stroking II - Lisa Marie Wright. ■ Freeskate I - Nicole Cooper, Cooper, Stephanie Holiday, Elizabeth Elizabeth Jamischak, Nicole Norton, Norton, Susan Sausedo, Linda Spencer, Jaime Wright. ; Dance I - Linda Spencer, Lisa Marie Wright. . Dance II - Ryan Farrow, Linda Spencer. *: The club is very proud of each and every one of its Skaters. As they strive for that next level we hope that their confidence and enjoyment enjoyment are derived from their If you do not see your name in this article, please contact Jan Dengis, the Badge co-ordinator, for she keeps us up-to-date as to who passes. The skate-a-thon, on January January 26, was a great success as parents and children alike took to the ice striving for 100 laps or at least enjoying enjoying the skate. The monies raised will be a great plus for all club members. On February 2, at the Minden "Meet to Skate", we had our club represented by Nicole Norton and Megan Carter who placed 3rd and 4th respectively in their Beginner Beginner flight level. This was a free skate competition, and our girls did very well. This year's Rneridge Competition, February 10th and Uth, was hosted by the Port Perry Figure Skating Club. This is an interclub competition, made up of figures figures and freeskate components, components, and one of the highlights highlights of the skating season. The first place finishers go on to compete at EOSIC (Eastern Ontario Sectional Interclub Competition). ,, Newcastle had 10 entrants. entrants. Only at 1st, 2nd and . 3rd place finishers in their respective' flights will be indicated indicated in this article. We are more concerned with the' effort over placement but for sure we are proud of each competitor. < Beginner - Flight 1 - Lisa Marie Wright 2nd, 4th in final final Flight 2 - Paula Adamson Pre-Preliminary A - Megan Megan Carter, Jennifer Woo Preliminary - Flight 1 - Amanda Rogers 2nd, 4th in final Flight 2 - Kristi Wood Pre-Juvenile - Flight 1 -• Kim Burke Flight 2 - Jennifer Ellis Flight 3 - Christina Jeffery Jeffery Nicole Norton was to compete but because of a lengthy delay in traffic she did not make it in time. Nicole Nicole we'll be cheering for you next year. The Oshawa Figure Skating Skating Club hostd the "Unicorn Fair", February 17. This is an invitational competition for Canskate and Canfigu- reskates who must not have passed any CFSA Tests or nave competed in any Interclubs. Interclubs. Newcastle had a fantastic turnout for this event' with 23 entrants. Finishing postions postions of 1st - 4th wilTbe noted noted only. Curtain Climbers - Flight B - Robyn Cooper 4th. Pre-Juvenile A - Flight A - Laura Woo 3rd Flight B - Melissa Pearson Pearson 4tn, Pre-Juvenile B - Flight A - Jackie Sausedo Pre-Juvenile C - Lindsey Tollett 2nd Diane Fisher 1st. Juvenile A - Flight A - Melissa Searle Flight B - Christin O'Sullivan Flight D - Amy Schumann Schumann Juvenile B - Sharon Pearson Pearson 3rd. Pre-Novice B - Flight A - Yvonne Coe ; ' Flight B - Latricia Devon- ish . "--Pre-Novice C - Shannon Hicks 2nd Novice A - Flight A - Jaime Wright, Paula Adamson Adamson Flight B -Susan Sausedo 3rd, Nicole Cooper Novice B - Flight A - Julie Julie Brown 3rd Flight B - Kristi Brown lght ti - * 4th, Elizabeth Jamischak 3rd Flight C - Stephanie Holliday, Holliday, Linda Spencer 4th As a club, we are pleased pie; for all the skaters who participated participated and hope that they haa fun being there. Hopefully Hopefully it will encourage these young skates to continue to dB 1200 Phillip Murray Ave., Oshawa 436-1344 . ; : ■ ' • Bring in this advertisement to save 10 % OFF Reg. Price ALL IN-STOCK FOOTWEAR during Bowmanville Gold Rush Days Shoes for the whole family! Branthush Quality Footwear 67 King SL W. 623-2820 Bowmanville We Honour MasterCard and Visa strive for the best of their' abilities. A final reminder that there will be no regular skating on Friday, March 9, due to the upcoming Low Test taking place at Newcastle Newcastle Arena. And "yes" we skate during the March Break week, March 12-16. by Cathy Labile Cartwright Concert Band Wins 3rd Title Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker On Wed., evening, Feb. 14th, members of the Evening Unit met at the home of Janice Mac Ken- zie, Nestleton, with 8 present. Unit Leader Joanna Malcolm brought the meeting to order with a warm welcome to all. Carol Hill introduced introduced the guest speaker Kate Pearson from Denise House, Oshawa, who gave a very informative informative talk on the work of the Shelter. She was thanked by Carol and presented with a gift. The Roll Call was answered with many interesting stories and memories. Joanne led the worship worship period...then closing with a hymn, "Come, Let Us Sing of a Wonderful Love," followed by Prayer. Business A card was signed for Dennis and Karen Yellowlee's baby daughter Jennifer Melissa. Ian Davis gave the statement of the Treasurer. Kay Notman reported on the Farm Labour Pool dinner and a thank you note to be sent to Mr. Murray Colwell for donating potatoes for the dinner. Items of new business were discussed. The next meeting will be held at Joanna Malcolm's home, March 14th, to make Easter Eggs for sale. A lovely lunch was served by Janice, and sociability enjoyed. The hostess was thanked for the use of her home. Community Church Caesarea On a bright, very cold Sunday morning, Caesarea Community Church assembled with an average congregation. The guest speaker Ted Mallory of Kingston used as his sermon theme, "Men Who Looked Up," taken from text - Luke 21: 28 & Mark 8: 24. An ex cerpt from his message: whatever our situation; dark or light; sorrow or joy; never lose sight of God. Look Up! If we look up, it affects our outlook. Before the sermon Mr. Mallory sang a solo, "Remind Me, Dear Lord," accompanying himself on his guitar. Rev. Dr. Crawford read the Lessons and conducted the service. Kathleen Watts played the organ for the service. Congratulations! Congratulations! to Cartwright Central Concert Band...Grade 8...who were instrumental in winning winning the Cup for the third consecutive consecutive year...at the Sunderland Lion's , Club...Musical Festival this past week! Clare Notman had the honour of accepting the Cup! Also- Blackstock High School won First Prize with their Band and Congratulations to them as well. Nestleton United With a smaller congregation due to very cold weather, greeters at the door were Lawrence Malcolm and grandaughter Erin Malcolm. Rev. Dale Davis, back from his winter breat...spoke on, "Take Time to Listen to God" based on Scripture from Matthew, Matthew, Exodus & 2 Peter; a splendid splendid message for all. A treat was in store when the men in the congregation sang, "Rise up, O Saints of God" with Rev. Davis at the piano. Offering received by David & Glenn Malcolm. Arlene Malcolm played the hymns on the organ. Service closed with hymn, "Not Always on the Mount" by Kenneth Kenneth George Findlay 1882. Notice: Nestleton United,Council United,Council will meet Wednesday, March 7, at 7:30 p.m. Birthday Celebrated What a nice party! Cathy Cawker of Oshawa, turned 19 years old on Thursday, February 22nd, and in honour of the occasion, occasion, her Mom Merna cooked and served a beautiful dinner'..to help her celebrate. Honoured guests were family members...her Dad Grant & brother Chris of Oshawa, brother Curt & wife Christine of Cobourg, and grandparents Sam & Mabel of Nestleton. After dining. in style, many lovely gifts were opened and admired. admired. Our very "warmest wishes" to Cathy for a great life ahead of her! Nestleton Presbyterian Church The-morning service was conducted conducted by Rev. Wm. Fairley, with Joyce Taylor the capable organist. Mr. George Scott and Mr. Russell Brown welcomed at the door. Psalm 2 was read responsively, and Scripture taken from Numbers 16 and St. Matthew Matthew 17:1-13. Flowers were plac ed in memory of the late Mr. Dowson of Port Perry. Rev. Wm. Fairley spoke on "Power"- Ultimate power belongs to God, therefor the leaders of all nations must submit to the law of God. To the Christian, Christian, Jesus Christ is the fulfilment of the law, therefor we should encourage encourage our elected representatives representatives to make laws that are in obedience to the law of God. Following the service, a birthday birthday luncheon to celebrate the 89th Birthday of Mr. Stan Me Neely was held. Mr. Me Neely was accompanied accompanied by Ron Greenlaw, his nephew, Rachael and Pauline. Everyone happily enjoyed this time of fellowship with this venerable Presbyterian, and will hope he continues to enjoy good health, through many more years. Social Bits Was it ever pleasant to meet Marg. France, grandaughter Laurie Owen and her children, Jennifer and Candice of Whitbyi one day in Port Perry recently: We have missed Marg in this area of Scugog Point...since she moved moved to Utica to be with son Jim & Judy of Utica. Sam Cawker, Scugog Pt. Rd., and Robert Cawker of Scugog Is, spent an afternoon with their brother Gord Cawker of Lindsay, this past week; found him in good health and enjoyed an interesting visit with him. Evening Unit Project The evening Unit of Nestleton UCW is making Easter Eggs for' sale again this year: Anyone in-, terested in placing an order for some of these attractive, delicious Easter Eggs for the holiday season...give Barb Weir 986-4630 or Arlene Malcolm 986-4409 a call. They sell for the modest price of $1.50 each. All Irish, and those who wish they were Irish, try to attend the' St. Patrick's Dance on Saturday, March 17th, at the Caesarea Hall. 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