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Lm Katle Van Camp, 13, of Port Perry Is the reciplent of the Kent Farndale Art Bursary. Pictured with Katle (centre) are Cathryn Hall (left), a director with the KFAB and Mrs. Farndale. See story. 'Katie Van Camp wins Farndale bursary for arts by Heather McCrae Katie Van Camp, a Port Perry girl home for Christmias from her first'year at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet School, is the recipient of the * second annual Kent Farndale Art Bursary. On December 22 in the Kent Farndale Gallery, amidst Library Board members, KFAB committee members, her father and proud grandparents, Katie was awarded the Bursary by Mrs. Farndale. As Mrs. Farndale presented the Certificate and cheque to Katie, she said "The community is proud of you and your accomplishments. The Winnipeg Ballet School has a wonderful world-wide reputation" adding, "this (bursary) will be nice on your CV (curriculum vitae) and will stay with you forever". Thirteen year old Katie smiled shyly, "this will help me a lot" she said. Chairman of the Library Board, Jim Wills, said "It's important we've established this bursary to recognize young people in the community. It's nice to be able to recognize and encourafe talent such as yours, Katie". Seven applicants for the art bursary were received. Although the majority, with the exception of Katie, were post secondary students, the KFAB committee members stated the Bursary is available to any Scugog Township resident, regardless of age, and will encompass all arts, not just visual (art). Katie started taking ballet and modern dance lessons Whén she was three years old. When she was nine she became a part of the well-known Inta Kids Dance Troupe, and competed throughout parts of the US and Canada. Then she began to take serious ballet lessons with Fritha King of Oshawa. Winning scholarships across the country, she learned she had been accepted into the Royal Winnipeg Ballet School last August. The School, recognized as one of the world's foremost training schools for young dancers, has been Katie's home since last September. She returned to the school on January 2, to resume her studies and dancing. Scugog Citizen -- Wednesday, January 4, 1995 --21 4 iN Wit 0 You Think? We'd like yor:r opinions. Just answer our survey and send it back to: THE SCUGOG CITIZEN 36 Water Street, Port Perry Ontario LIL 1J2 or Fax to (905) 985-1410 And just for entering we'll even enter your name in a draw for Gift Certificates for 1.) Dinner for Two at Stables or 2.) A Night at the Reyal York Hotel What do you like about The Citizen? Which sections or features do you read most often? What is your least favourite feature? Compton Novice reaches consolation final in Acton Monday, December 19, Compton Cable journeyed to Stouffville. The home team got off to a 2- goal lead before Cassidy Weber replied for Compton Cable with assists to Ashley Lucas and Derek Goreski. Tyson Savage made some nice centering passes while Keenam Geer let go some nice shots. Compton Cable met a strong Stouffville goalkeeper who wouldn't let any more pass. Nelson Langmaid and Danny Halward showed much improvement on defense, digging the puck out and moving it up to the offensive end. Stouffville rounded out the scoring with 2 more goals. The following night, Compton Cable met the league-leading Uxbridge team. Port Perry skated well with Uxbridge in the first two periods. Ashley Lucas, Keenan Geer, Mike Lycett and Kyle Mullins all rushed with puck with authority. Todd Lance, Danny Halward and Kory Bauer were awesome on defense and worked hard-on keeping the puck inside the opposition's blue line. By the third period our guys ran out of gas and Uxbridge broke through for several scores and the win. Tooad b 21, "Compton Cable travelled to Acton for a Novice Tournament. The first game Port Perry drew the Bradford Major Novice team. Cassidy Weber, Derek Goreski and Ashley Lucas got off to a fast start controlling the puck. Kory Bauer, Nelson Langmaid and Shane Jeffrey broke up the opposition's plays in the neutral zone. The older Bradford team opened the scaring in the second period. Despite the hard work of the Compton Cable team, Bradford wore them down in the end to win 6-0. Port Perry was pleased with the result as it was a great improvement over their previous encounter with Bradford in October. Michael Lycett was named Compton Cable's player of the game. In the second game Compton Cable met an Oshawa Canadians team. Oshawa got off to a 2 goal lead in the first period. Between periods Coach Doug Danter asked goaltender Leo Taillon to hold off Oshawa until Port Perry started to score. The coach was pleased with Leo's response'as Compton Cable went on to win 52. Cassidy Weber got the ball rolling with a lovely goal Ly » isted by Derek Goreski. » Ashley Lucas followed with a rising wrist-shot from the slot." Shane Jeffrey got the assist. Matthew Roth lit up the red light next aided by Keenan Geer. Jeff Tomcheski poked in the next goal with the assist going to Danny Halward. The final goal was a beautiful wraparound How long do you keep The Citizen in yourhome? > How often do you refer to The Citizen? Do you find the ads in The Citizen helpful? 4 ) by Matthew Roth, isted Cassidy Weber received the player of the game award. This win sent Compton Cable to the consolation final game where they came up against Hamilton's Parkdale Major Novice club. Sam Bennett started in net for Compton Cable. This tournament was his first call-up to play for the minor novice team and he had a fine showing. Taylor Churchill and Nelson Langmaid displayed excellent defensive positioning. Ashley Lucas, Keenan Geer and Tyson Savage worked hard trying to penetrate the Parkdale net. Parkdale shut Port Perry out with their superior strength and conditioning to go on to win the consolation. 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