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D 4 - The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday November 26, 2003 H o rizo n T aek w o n -D o c e le b ra te d a g r e a t te am sh o w in g a t th e re c e n t N o rth A m e ric a n c h a m p io n s h ip s . See n a m e s in s to ry below . Medal haul from North Americans O ak v ille's H orizon T aekw on-do recently attended the N orth A m erican Taekw on-D o cham pionships in A lym er, Q uebec. T he H orizon contingent brought back a m edal haul totalling 25 gold, 13 silver and 10 bronze. Here are the results (nam es appear in order o f their appearance in the accom panying photo). (B ack row) Tracy Silverstein: silver in patterns, gold in sparring Paul S adler silver in patterns, silver in sparring Neil Gray: gold in patterns, bronze in sparring Daniel Moscatel: gold in patterns, gold in sparring Sarah Gray: bronze in patterns, gold in sparring Raffaella Sanchez: silver in patterns, silver in sparring Louie Sanchez: bronze in patterns Banry Silverstein: gold in patterns Lauren Perry: gold in patterns M ajella Anson-Cartwright: silver in patterns, silver in sparring Ann Gray: bronze in patterns, silver in sparring. (M iddle row ) Amy Moscatel: gold in patterns, gold in sparring Kelly Hannivan: gold in patterns, gold in sparring Cam eron Gray: bronze in patterns; silver in sparring Jesse Comeau: silver in patterns, bronze sparring Michael Dela Cniz: gold in patterns, gold in sparring Leah S adler gold in patterns, gold in sparring Kristine Sanchez: gold in patterns, gold in sparring (F ro n t ro w ) Barrie Erskine · O a kville B ea ver O akville can now reg u la rly w atch n atio n al a n d O ly m p ic te am m e m b ers w ho play fo r th e O ak v ille Ice a n d o th e r team s in th e N ational W o m en 's H ockey L eague. In th is p h o to fro m a recen t g am e, th e O tta w a R a id e rs goalie show ed ofT som e h eroics in a 4-3 w in. T h e Ice h a d b e tte r lu ck last F rid a y , w in n in g 3-2 a g a in st B ra m p to n T h u n d er. Thunder silenced, rematch Friday By Jon Kuiperij OAKVILLE BEAVER STAFF Justine Sanchez: gold in patterns, silver in sparring Sean McGrath: bronze in patterns, bronze in sparring Joshua Battista: gold in patterns, gold in sparring Jeffrey Diciccio: gold in patterns, bronze in sparring Rebecca Diciccio: gold in patterns, gold in sparring Paulina Goncalves: silver in patterns, gold in sparring (A bsen t fro m pho to) Javid Hakimi: bronze in patterns, silver in sparring Linda Misener: gold in patterns, gold in sparring iim i m i s To join oar delivery loom call 905-845-9742 You could become a carrier of the week? Winning Carriers receive a large 3 topping pizza courtesy of: « The fourth tim e w as the charm for the O akville Ice. A fter dropping its first three m eet ings w ith Bram pton this year, the Ice finally m anaged to silence the T hunder 3-2 Friday night at O akville Ice Sports. K im berley Insalaco scored tw ice and T herese B risson also tallied as O akville im proved to 5-6-1 on the N ational W om en's H ockey League cam paign. "It's ju s t about tim e, I think," said Brisson, a m em ber o f C an ad a's goldm edal w inning O lym pic team last year. "W e've been close right from the beginning -- w e had one bad gam e (an 8-2 loss in B ram pton Oct. 11) but w e had a lot o f players aw ay at national team cam ps then. All the other ones w ere close." Tania Pinelli m ade 24 saves for the Ice, nine com ing in the final period, as O akville outshot the T hunder 3026. "We had a lot energy and this was o u r first hom e gam e against them ," said Insalaco, a 23-year-old native o f Rochester, N.Y. "We cam e out strong and finished strong." Bram pton star Jayna H efford, also o f the C anadian national squad, opened the scoring m idw ay through the first period before O akville rallied for three unansw ered goals to take a 3-1 lead. H efford tallied again m id w ay through the second period. "I think w e outchanced them but they got the breaks tonight," H efford said. "It's alw ays fun to play these guys. We have a really good rivalry." A bout the only negative on the night for the Ice w as the sparse crow d in attendance. Players on both sides expressed disappointm ent w ith the lack o f support for the N W H L so far this season. "E veryone likes to play in front o f fans, especially (as som eone) on the national team ," said H efford, a 26year-old undergrad student at the U niversity o f Toronto. " It's unfortu nate w e d o n 't get m ore people out. (See 'Big Week' page D7) LOOK FO R There's so much more to La^Boy! AfRlT PACKAGERS Christmas Super Store! Sale I * f i % up t o l l now: $99999* 4 P ag e F ly e r in OniM d o 's # 7 P iz zjc ? 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The funeral service w ill be held at the Ward Funeral Home, 109 R eynolds Street, O akville (9 0 5 -8 4 4 -3 2 2 1 ) on Wednesday, November 2 6 ,2 0 0 3 at 1 p.m. In lieu of flow ers, do na tion s may be made to the A lzheim er's Society. MILLER, John Wesley "Wes* - (Retired Oakville Fire Chief) - Peacefully on Saturday, November 22, 2003 at the Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital at the age of 74. Beloved husband of Lois Irene M iller. Survived by brother Glen M iller of Mississauga. Wes w ill be sadly missed by nephews Albert and David and niece Angela. The fa m ily received frie n d s at the Oakview Funeral Home, 56 Lakeshore Road West (one block east of Kerr SI.) Oakville, on Tuesday, November 25 from 2-4 and 79 p.m. A private service w ill be held. A private family interm ent w ill take place at a later date. In lieu of flowers, a donation to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, or to a charity of your choice would be appreciated by the family. SARGANT, J. Kenneth C. - 94 years, passed away peacefully on Thursday. November 20 .20 03 at Windsor Regional H ospital, Met Campus. Beloved husband to Margaret (nee Kovacs) tor 60 years. Son of the late Walter and Dolly (nee Maw) Sargant. Dear father of John C. and wife Susan Sargant, Toronto. Special cousin to Jim and wife Mary Maw, Kitchener: Finley and wife Beth Maw, T oronto. Dear b ro th e r-in -la w to B ill Kovacs. Winnipeg; Jim and wife Marie Kovacs. Oshawa: Barbara Lessard, Kingston. Many cousins, nieces and nephews also survive. M r. Sargant was retired from Canada C ustom s and w as a m em ber o f the W in d s o r Lawn Bowling C lub and St. Paul's United Church. Friends w ere re c e ive d at th e A nd e rso n F u nera l H om e & Cremation Centre, 895 Ouellette Avenue (519254-3223) on Sunday November 2 3 ,2 0 0 3 from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. u ntil tim e o f Funeral Service at 8 p.m. An additional Funeral Service was held at the Palermo United Church, Palermo, Ontario on Tuesday, November 25, 2003 at 1 p.m. Interment Palermo United Church Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciated by the family. OPEN HOUSE I OPEN HOUSE Mentor 4 0 F o r e s t A ve. (L akeshi College TEAM School S a tu rd a y, N o v e m b e r 29th, 1 0:00 a . n v - 1:00 p.i An Academic Upgrading School f « s tudents ti in Grades 1 t 1 Student/Teacher Rath i " Daniel ju st graduated from Teachers C ollege w ith a Bachelor of Education at Deakin University in Australia N ovem ber 2003, and a Bachelor of A rts H onours in H is to ry at N ip is s in g U n iv e rs ity A p ril 2 0 0 2 . C ongratulations on becom ing a H igh School H istory teacher. Welcome home! Love Dad, Mom, Adam , Laura, Grandma, N anny, and family Sat 9 t Te; d r5 R u d a r R o a d ita r io a r e a ) C a m p u s T o u rs B y S tu d e n t A m b a s s a d o rs Deaths For m ore inform ation, call: (905) 271-3393 www.mentorcollege.edu Open House - Mentor College Primary' Campus For mOTl informafronTcall: (905) 279-7200 www.teamschool.com Christmas Trees ^WINGER'S T R E E 8 0 WKER, Charles Franklin (Frank) - Peacefully, at his home in Oakville, on November 2 2 ,2 0 0 3 , in his 93rd year. Loving husband of the late Lorna M. Bowker. Brother to th e la te L illia n Le ig h (G rim s b y ), M a ry C a m p b e ll (G ibsons, BC), and Betty Richard (C incinnati, Ohio). Missed by sons Perry Bowker and Karen (Port Carling) and A la n B ow ker and C a ro ly n (O tta w a ). P roud grandfather of John Bowker (C h ris tin a Stockw ood), Andrew (Peter Kraiker), Elizabeth, and Sarah, great grandchildren Kiri and Olivia. Frank was born in Niles, Ohio, USA, to the late Annie (Hacking) and Perry C. Bowker. He grew up in Medicine H at, A lb e rta and liv e d in W in n ip e g , T o ro n to and Chatham, New Jersey before settling in Oakville in 1955. He had a distinguished career spanning more than 50 years w ith M a ple Leaf M ills Ltd and was a h ig h ly respected expert on the Canadian grain market. Over the years, he was a com m itted member and volunteer in many organizations, including St. John's United Church in O akville, K insm en,'the Rotary C lub, the Canadian Cancer Society, the Boy Scouts of Canada, Probus, and the Toronto Board of Trade. He was a reg ula r and enthusiastic player at the Oakville Curling Club and the Oakville Golf Club. The family knows Frank would want to thank the staff of Churchill Place and ParaMed for their respect, care, and friendship. Friends w ill be received at the Ward Funeral Home, 109 R eyno lds S tre e t, O a k v ille , betw een 7 and 9 p.m . Wednesday, November 26; and 9 to 9:45 a.m. Thursday, November 27. Service w ill be held at St. John's United C hu rch. 262 R andall S treet. O a k ville (L6 J IP ) on November 27 at 10 a.m. In lie u of flo w e rs , d o n a tio n s to St. J o h n 's U nited C hu rch, O akville, o r the C anadian C ancer S ociety would be appreciated. You are welcome to attend the Mentor College Primary Campus 4 Christmas Tree Season Starts Nov. 22,2003 to D«c. 23,2003 £ OPEN on HOUSE "We would lot>e to show you our JK to grade 4 classrooms and specialty rooms" C h o o ua n dc u tyo u ro w ntn e .H ostsad a yfo rth tfa m ily &yo u rp e ts !W eh o v eh a yn b s. w e a th e rprm ttirg. 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