The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-12-14, Page 6Page 6--Lacknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 14, 1988
Vesper Service held
Home for the Holidays
George, and Maria Endersby. of
Galloway, Scotland, are visiting with their
daughter, Pat, Aubrey, Claire, Mark and
Laura Weir, Ashfield for the Holiday
Season.
'Allister Nivins, who is a patient at New
Victoria, was home for the weekend with
his family.
Karen and Bradley Hodges spent Satur-
day with their Grandma and Grandpa,
Ken and Beth Hodges.
The Dungannon Senior Citizens Wednes-
day Night Card Party was held with 15
tables. High Lady was Pat Koebel; Low
Lady was Adeline Allan; High Man was
Thys Groen and Low Man was Elmer
Trommer.
December 14th is the last card party for
1988. Join the Seniors again January 4,
1989.
For events coming up with the Seniors,
contact one of the Seniors of Dungannon.
1988 Vesper Service
The Dungannon Union C.G.I.T. held
their Annual Vesper Service on December
4th at 7:30. The title of the Service was
"Unexpected Tidings". The welcome was
by Penny Hodges followed with the Call To
Worship by Kathy Curran. Candle lighters
AUNGANNON
by Bonnie Hodges
for the program were Angela Woods, Amy
Glenn, Tracey Curran, Dana Park, and
Candice Kay.
Scripture readers were Angela Woods,
Amy Glenn, Lorissa Sproul, Kathy Curran
and Penny Hodges. The prayer of ap-
proach was read by Adrienne Schultz.
Ruth, the mid -wife, was acted by Tammy
Roberts, Mary, the mother of Christ, by
Marybeth Dawson, Naomi, the basket
weaver, by Jenni Brown, Esperanza from
El Salvador by Barbara Nivins and Sarah,
the shepherd's daughter, by Denise
Curran.
Tracy Delbergue gave the offertory
prayer and Angela Woods the commission-
ing and Benediction. The whole group sang
"Away In A Manger" and "Lion and
Lamb". Amy Glenn, Candice Kay, Tam-
my Roberts, Denise Curran and Adrienne
Schultz sang "Gentle Mary Laid Her
Child".
It was a beautiful service enjoyed by all.
Lancers settle for
one win,
Lucknow Intermediates
The Lucknow Lancers continued play in
Teeswater Friday night where they were
suffered a 10 - 5 loss to the home team.
Teeswater opened the scoring late in the
first period before Art Clark's shot tied the
game shortly after.
Teeswater scored one more in the first to
take a 2 - 1 lead into the dressing room.
The second period of play saw
Teeswater strike for four more goals while
Lucknow could manage only just two.
Allan Eadie and Steve Simpson did the
scoring for the Lancers.
The Lancers managed to make it in-
teresting in the third period when Dave
Gibson and Tom Gilmore each scored to
make it 6 - 5 in favour of Teeswater...but
that's as close as it got as Teeswater
scored four unanswered goals to close out
the game.
The Lancers seemed to get back on track
one loss
PORTS
Sunday night when they took on Kincar-
dine. The Lancers scored in the first
minute of play and never looked back.
First period goals came from Steve
Alton, Art Clark and Steve Simpson with
two to make it 4 - 1 after one.
The Lancers added four more in the se-
cond from the sticks of Wayne Phillips,
Jamie Johnstone, Steve Simpson and Lynn
Murray.
Come the third period, Kincardine was
left with only five skaters and the Lancers
coasted to a 9 - 4 win.
The Lucknow Intermediates will take
their show on the road as they head to Kin-
cardine for a return match with the Kings
Friday evening.
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