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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-12-01, Page 15Area karate students do well at competition Recently, members of the Tyndall Karate School made their annual bus trip to Welland for the Shorinju Karate Championships. There were 28 students and black belts from the club and better than a dozen spectators at the tour- nament. This year was a particularly special event as O'sensei Richard Kim was in attendance and all of the students had an' opportunity to see and meet him in person. He is the highest degree black belt in the Butokukai outside of Japan. The following are the students' results: Pat Donnely, third in team Angel tree of everlast Bereaved parents, family and friends of the Dungannon com- munities were brought closer together when a large crowd at- tended the Angel Tree lighting at the Kinsmen Park last Friday evening. Debbie Bauer • welcomed everyone.. Rev. Robert Ball, of North Street United Church, Goderich, officiated. During the service everyone held lighted candles that glowed in the dark. Louise Martin read "Do Not Weep" and Bernice Glenn read "I'm Fre8". The names of 53 deceased children of the community were read, each represented by the lighting of a white light on the Angle tree. Each light represented the clear and pure love between parent and child, a bond held strong , even in death. Red lights were lit next, symbolic of the blood and love that will always be shared with brothers and sisters. Next, the yellow lights, representing the sunlight these children have brought to their proud and loving grandparents. This was followed by the green and blue lights which are the deep and color- ful parts of the children's lives which were shared by their ex- tended families - aunts, uncles, cousins and all those who loved them. The star symbolizes a strong and shining beacon to light the children's pathway home to the heavens; the red bows ties of friendship which shall remain stead- fast now and forever. The Lord's Prayer was recited and Silent Night, Holy Night was sung. The tree will serve as a living and growing monument to the children in our community who have died. As :the tree grows, 'so too will the anticipation of seeing our children again. Sincere thanks to everyone. who helped. You are all invited to visit the Kinsmen Park, Dungannon, to see the beautiful Angel Tree. We apologize for any names missed. Please call 529-7820 if your name wasn't included. . Congratulations to Shannon Dur- nin and Bill Scott who were mar- ried Nov. 26 at the Trinity United Church, Ashfield. Several from this• area helped pack the Lucknow Community Centrefor the recep- tion. Congratulations to Harvey Culbert who out -rolled everyone, for the fifth. time, on Nov. 18 when the Senior Citizens' five pin bowling club of Goderich met. His scores were 248, 214 and 244 for a 706 triple. The annual senior/youth pairs bowling tournament was held at Little Bowl, Goderich, on Nov. 28. Twenty-five pairs competed. Win- ners were Harvey Culbert and Jon Taylor. Eleven -year-old Jon's scores were 189, 205 and 132 while Harvey rolled .a 289, 224 and 208. Jon won a sweat t -shirt and Harvey a poinsettia and a two foot pizza from Pizza Hut, Goderich. Penny Hodges was the recipient of Bernice Glenn's "Tupperware in a cooler" draw during her kata, third in kumite; Kim Brownlee, third in team kata, first in kata, first in kumite; William Coultes, third in team kata; Sherry Good, third in kata, second in kumite; Lynda Russelo, second in kata, first in kumite; Kelly Good, • second in kata, first in kumite; Dustin Elder, third in kata; Annie Crow, third in kata; Bob Morris, second in kata; Brian Bowman, first in kumite; Jeff Balsdon, third in kumite, third in weapons; Serena Snell, third in kumite; Ken Hannen, first in kumite; Fred Saunders, third in kumite. is symbol ing love DUNGANNON Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 1, 1993 — Page 15 Ice Demons win one, lose two On Nov. 23, the PeeWeek team started a busy week with a game in Kincardine. Kincardine 3 jumped into an early four goal lead before Daryl Aitchison, on an unassisted break away, put Lucknow on the scoreboard. Kincardine padded their lead with another two goals. In the third period Lucknow struck back, when a shot from the point by John VanDiepenbeek as- sisted by Jason Pritchard, hit the twine. Second effort by Jeff Cranston paid off as he poked the puck into the net, assisted by Nathan Knorr. However, that was the only scoring the strong Kincar- dine defence would allow as they went on to win the game with the final score Kincardine 6, Lucknow 3. Ripley vs Lucknow On Thursday, the team had home ice advantage against Ripley but this didn't seem to help as Ripley scoredless than a minute into the game. demonstration on Nov. 19. Seven tables of euchre were in play at the Seniors' Centre on Nov. 24. Honored players were Harold Elliott, Eldon Culbert, Vera Purves and Dorothy ' Cuyler. Teresa Courtney and Harvey Culbert were extended November • birthday greetings. Jirn Nelson;, Marjorie Mclntrye, Joe and Teresa Courtney attended the Huron Pioneer Threshers and Hobby Association annual meeting and dinner, on Nov. 27 in Blyth. Old tyme music was enjoyed by all. Congratulations to Jeff Thomson, elected as president and Gary Courtney, elected as second vice, and to all the executive. Joe and. Teresa Courtney and Evelyn Errington visited on Sunday with Beth McConnell and other residents of Country Road Lodge. Euchre wasplayed with some of the residents. The Sunday School, .under the leadership of superintendent Katherine McNee, conducted the White Gift Service at Dungannon United Church on Sunday. The first Advent candle was lit by Terry Cranston, with narration on HOPE by Terry and his mother, Mary Belle. • The Word of God, first chapter of the Book of John, was read by Terry Cooke.t• A,• presentation of a Dream Come True was presented by Gail Ulch, Troy McKenzie, Chris Durnin and Tenille Cranston, who illustrated the meaning of Christmas - love, peace, joy and hope. Natasha Godfrey and Stacey Wilson played leading roles. Offering was received by 'Jessica Logtenberg, Vicky Gutmanis, Jen- nifer Bere and Jeff McNee. Gifts of toys and clothing for the Goderich_ Christmas—Bureau andT food for Friendship House were presented by the Sunday school members. Amy Glenn gave the closing prayer and the Benediction was given by Micheline Montreuil. The church was beautifully decorated by the Willing Workers. Jim Hayden and Gordon Dougherty were first prize winners at the. Nov. 27 euchre tournament, sponsored by the Dungannon Agricultural Society. Norman Petrie and Rob Woods took second place with the Dohertys - Clarence and Jim - taking third place. Novelty prizes went to Lynda McNee, Marie Merkely and Norman Petrie.. Until the end of spring, the euchre parties will be held the fourth Saturday of the mcnth, except for December when it is on the• 18th. Home for the weekend with Terry. and Penny Hodge were their daughters, Sherry from • Brock University and Tanya, from Wilfred Laurier University. Tyler and Julie Hamilton, Luck - now, were overnight guests of Aunt Penny and Uncle Terry. •turn to page 19 PEE WEE Lucknow tied the game with a goal by Chris Tabor, assisted by Jason Pritchard but after that Ripley took control of the game to score five times. In the third, it 'looked like Luck - now might make a come back as Andy Evans scored twice; once on a scramble out front assisted by Jeff Cranston and Pritchard, and again after picking up Taylor Mali's rebound, Cranston also earning an assist. Lucknow's third goal of the period was scored on a passing play by Daryl Aitchison assisted by John VanDiepenbeek and Pritchard. Before the end of ' the game Ripley was able to add another to their lead. Final score Ripley 7, Lucknow 4. Lucknow vs Kincardine On Saturday night, Lucknow travelled back to Kincardine to play against Kincardine 2. The only highlight for the Lucknow team was a hat trick by Daryl Aitchison as- sisted by Jason' Pritchard, Richard Walke and John VanDiepenbeek. • Kincardine out -scored Lucknow 16 to 3. Maybe it's time "the powers that be" reviewed this team to seeif it belongs in this House League Division. Lucknow vs Wingham On Sunday, Lucknow made a trip to Wingham and played their best hockey so far this year. Solid goal- tending, strong defence and the aggressive work of the forwards showed that this team is capable of playing good hockey. in the first period Daryl Aitchison scored when he knocked the puck down and shoveled it past the Win- gham goalie. This was the only goal of the game as Lucknow's tw,'o goalies Clinton Gunter and Justin Brown earned their first shut out of the year. The final score was Lucknow 1, Wingham 0. AECL Nuclear Fuel Was TRANSPORTATION SITING PROCESS IMPACTS FUNDING RETRIEVABILTY ETHICS ALTERNATIVES • TRUST MONITORING IMPACTS e. 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