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i "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 19, 1993 - 37 Central Ontario Pony Club dressage championships Here are the results of the Central Ontario Pony Club Re- gional Dressage Champion- ships held Sunday, Oct. 10 at Leitchcroft Farmin Thornhill. Division A Beginner3 In the 12 years and under group, first place went to Ten- nille Matthews of the Durham Pony Club, riding Simply Irre- sistable. Second through fifth places all went to riders from the Tynedale Pony Club, as fol- lows: second place to Sarah Ro- tenberg on Brockenhurst Ben- gie, third to Alex Phillips on Mr. Eager Lee, fourth to Deborah McCracken on Lollypop and fifth to Jenna Keetch on Sinna- bar. In the 13 years and over group, Susan Slipacoff of Tyne- dale finished first aboard Bach- enal Dancer. Second place went to Melanie Thomson of the Oshawa Pony Club riding Mari- ah. In third was Jen Wallace of the Baltimore Hills Pony Club, on Big Mac. Fourth place went to Brandon Finlayson of the host Leitchcroft Pony Club on Spy, fifth place to Jennifer Acheson of Tynedale on Dr. Wa- Whitby Auto Wreckers opened their season with two wins, an 8-1 win over Scugog Lumber Oct. 9 and 6-1 against Laurentian Bank Oct. 16. Beau Jolicoeur had a hat trick, Came- ron MacDonald scored twice and singles going to Greg Landsdell, Darren Royle and Steven Schewaga. Brian Harris replied for Scugog. Beau Jolicoeur again led the attack against Laurentian scor- ing his second hat trick of the season. son, and sixth to Jessica Gins- berg of Leitchcroft on Tango. Basic 1B There were three entries for this tougher test from the 12 and under age group. Tennille Matthews again finished first, with Sarah Rotenberg second and Deborah McCracken third. In the 13 years and over group, first place went to Jen Wallace, with Erin Johnson of Baltimore Hills in second place on Cool Classic. Melanie Thom- son finished third, with Heath- er Chapman of the Oshawa Pony Club fourth on Scooter Seven. Jennifer Acheson and Jessica Ginsberg again finished fifth and sixth, respectively. Tennille Matthews was Divi- sion A Champion in the 12 and under group with Sarah Roten- berg in Reserve. Jen Wallace was Division A Champion in the older age group, with Melanie Thomson Reserve. Division B BasiclB First place went to Victoria Allen of the Toronto & North York Pony Club, riding After Eight. Alison Holden was sec- ond on Little Rascal and Lind- The game was scoreless after the first period. Ian Bonser opened the scoring in the sec- ond. Cameron MacDonald and Jolicoeur scored late in the peri- od to build up a 3-0 lead. A couple of lucky breaks for Whit- by allowed two quick goals in the third by Robbie Taylor and Jolicoeur. Laurentian pressed through- out and scored a goal late in the third period when Eric Bird caught a sharp angle to beat Patrick Dearane and break the New library artists Bartonberg Originals is the compilation of the talents of two artists, Kay Goldberg and Sue Barton. Kay, originally from West Virgina, majored in sculpting at West Virgina Uni- versity and was well known in the U.S. for her scrimshaw. Sue, a native of Canada, has been designing and making dolls for eight years and has a background in illustration and tailoring. Bartonberg Originals focus primarily on three types of "dolls." The oil cloth reproduc- tions are the only true doll form that they do, as the Father Christmases, Wizards and Sha- mans would be more accurately described as sculptures. With the inception of Bartonberg in the fall of 1992, Sue and Kay ~ concentrated on their Father Christma: line. Each head was needlesculpted and treated with multiple coats of gesso and sanding before being painted. The bodies were built on a wire armature and then costuming and accessorizing was done for each one individually. The Fa- ther Christmases are non- traditional with many favoring a "woodsy"" theme. The oil cloth reproduction dolls are all-cloth and treated with gesso, house paint and sev- eral coats of stain and varnish to give them a true "turn-of-the- century" flavor. New for 1993 are the Wiz- ards, Shamans and Earth Peo- ple. These one-of-a-kind charac- ters have heads and hands sculpted from ""Cernit." Their bodies are cloth covered wire ar- matures. Each figure is cos- tumed according to its personal- ity with the use of many exotic accessories, such as furs, bone, feathers, and old beads. These figures are born from the imagi- nations of their creators and lean toward the mythical in in- terpretation. Visit a public reception for the artists on Saturday, Oct. 23 from 1-4 p.m. say Colbourne third on Jessi James; both Alison and Lindsay are also from the Toronto & North York Pony Club. Fourth place went to Summer McEwan on Sundance, representing the Baltimore Hills Pony Club. Ra- chelle Wright of the Kawartha Pony Club finished fifth aboard Willie, with Mandy Jacobs of Toronto & North sixth on Envy. Basic 2B Summer McEwan finished first, with Rachelle Wright in second, Alison Holden in third and Mandy Jacobs fourth. rifth place went to Katie McCowan on Brewster, from the Leitch- croft Pony Club, Lindsay Col- bourne finished sixth. The Division B Champion 'was Alison Holden, with Sum- mer McEwan Reserve. Novice Kur (Open to Division A and B Competitors) Alison Holden won this class, with Mandy Jacobs second, Jes- sica Ginsberg third and Bran- don Finlayson fourth. Fifth place went to Tricia Sweeting of Leitchcroft on Mr. Personality. Division C First place in the Basic 2B Auto Wreckers win two shutout. John Barton played well in goal for Laurentian, in- cluding stopping a breakaway by John Ross Lennox in the third. David Halward had a strong game for Laurentian, along with Nic Bronson. Mark Richardson and Jason Redman both played well teams. Lumbermen win Scugog Lumber defeated the Lions Club 4-3 in Atom House League play Oct. 16. Jon Rogalski led the Lumber- men attack with two goals. Glen Thompson had a goal and an as- sist. Trevor Robbins had a sin- gle goal. Adam Douglas, Brent Simpson and Adam Luke con- tributed assists. Shane Fisher made some good saves in goal. Tyler Lucas paced the Lions attack with two goals. Robert Sheehan had a single with an assist to Stefan Senyk. Mike Wadsworth was busy in net, making several good stops. It was a very exciting game of fast hockey! r Over 400,000 graduates recommend Young Drivers of Canada 1812/18 20pm / Sat, 8 n to Thurs. / 9am-4:2 8 Call for Details 852-9705 for their class went to Daina Codlin of Durham Pony Club, riding Partly Cloudy. In second place was Lynsey Rowan on Fire- cracker, from the Leitchcroft Pony Club. These were the only two Division C riders. In the Ba- sic 3B class, they exchanged placings, Lynsey Rowan finish- ing first and Daina Codlin sec- ond. Based on their scores, Dai- na Codlin was Division C Champion with Lynsey Rowan in reserve. Daina Codlin was also the only entry in the Novice Kur, and automatically won the class. 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