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Mount Carmel champs
The Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Junior girls soccer team captured the Huron County
championship at a recent tournament in Clinton. The girls showed exceptional
teamwork and good sportsmanship) Back - Alexis Glavin, Chloe Loerzel, Emma
Houston, Kaitlyn Jones, Ms. M. Pavkeje - coach, Eve Kobe, Emma Dietrich, Brooke
Kobe, Lauryn Jenkins, Maya Pach, Emma Regier, Meddle Ivatts - assistant coach,
Emma Regier Front - Janessa Sadler-Klinker, Grace McCann, Madison McCann, Jillian
Regier, Eden Relouw, Krista Richardson and Jaiden Relouw.
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Smile Cookies are gone, but the smiles they've left in
our community will last forever. Thanks to your
support, Tim Hortons will be donating the entire
proceeds to The Friends of Pinery Park.
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Dave Warren is the new head coach
'for the Lambton Shores Predators.
1)ave Warren is the new head
coach for the Lambton Shores
Predators.
Warren, a retired London,
Ont. firefighter, spent the last 11
seasons as the London Knights
area scout and skills coach, and
assisted on the 0111, team's
bench in the 2009-10, and 2010-
11 seasons.
"Dave brings a wealth of
hockey knowledge iliad coach-
ing experience to oft rogram,"
said Roop (:handerdat, owner,
president and general manager
of the Jr. 11 team.
"As an organization we are
excited for the season ahead
and look to build on the
progress we have made over the
past couple of seasons."
The Predators entered the
G0J111, playoffs last season in
eighth place and fell to the top-
ranked Chatham Maroons in six
games.
Warren, who's coached nov-
ice to Major Junior A hockey
teams, said he's looking forward
to being a head coach again.
"There is a good nucleus of
player and veterans corning
back such as (forward Adain
Arseneault, (defenceman Tan
ser) Ferguson and (forward
Kyle) Brothers that 1 ant very
much looking forward to coach
ing and working with," he said.
Returning staff for the
upcoming season Include Itav
Giffen, assistant (NI and player
personnel direr'tot, assistant
coach Eric Collins, and the
entire Predators training and
equipment staff.
Submitted photo
New Lambton Shores Predators Head Coach Dave Warren (left) with London Knights Head Coach Dale Hunter
(right) during the 2010/2011 season.
This Month In Lambton
Todd Case
Warden
County Of Lambton
Warden's Charity Picnic
The County of Lambton has raised over $9,500 for St. Josoph's Hospice of Sarnia-Lambton. Funds wore raised by
way of raffle, live auctions, and donations at the annual Wardon's Chanty Picnic, hold Thursday, September 19 at
Hostage Heights Golf Club in Petrolia. St. Joseph's Hospice has been serving the Lambton County community since
its inception in 2005. The hospice provides 24 hour palliative caro to terminally ill people and support programs for
those who aro canng for or grieving the loss of a loved one. The 10 suite, home -like residence Is located on Christina
Street North in Sarnia.
Warden's Citizen of the Month
Ray Curran of St. Clair Township has been recognized as the Warden's Citizen of the Month for August 2013 Curran
was presented with a plaque for his life-long commitment to his community including roles on the Bluewater Power
Board of Directors, the Lambton College Board of Governors, the Sarnia-Lambton Chamber of Commerce Board of
Directors and as the province -wide Chair of Labour Relations for the Construction Employers Coordinating Council,
He has also worked closely with numerous local chantable organizations
The volunteers of St. Joseph's Hospice of Sarnia-Lambton receive tho Warden's Citizen of the Month award for
September 2013. Volunteers are recognized for their roles in providing support to terminally 11 people and their lav
ones. St Joseph's Hospice is supported by over 375 volunteers.
Circles® Training
18 months after being designated tho National Training Site for the Canadian Circles* Campaign, Lambton County Circles* staff trained
representatives from three Ontano communities on the exiting poverty strategy. 10 staff members from various agunc.ios wore 111 Sarnia
September 9-12 to learn from Lambton's experience. Tho training was delivered in classroom during the day and aft silo at each of rho term,
Circles® weekly dinners in the evenings. Guests were presented with the opportunity to meet Lambtons Circles® families and their Allies.
Included in the training was a Community Action Poverty Simulation. The event simulates real-life poverty experiences designed to help
trainees butter understand the complexities and frustrations of those who live in poverty.
Safety in Power Outages
On the evening of September 11, a late summer storm swept across southern Ontano knocking out oloclncal service to Horny l amblun
residents. In a few areas, strong winds brought down trop limbs and hydro linos. In such instances, it could be very dangerous to walk
or dnve around the community to survey storm damage. Power linos could still he live, broken tree limbs or hydro linos could fall without
warning, and debris might litter the ground. For your safety and tho safety of emergency crews in these situations, please remain off the
streets unless it is absolutely necessary for you to travel. Also, prepare a 72 hour emergency supply kit so you can remain sato at home
during minor emergencies.
Water Forum
Lambton County residents are invited to attend a public forum regarding water levels on Lako Huron Tuesday, November 5, 2013 The forum
will run from 9.00 a.m. - 300 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, Point Edward and will include a presentation from the Intonational Joint Commission
which will outline its report regarding water levels on Lako Huron. The forum wit also include presentations from those with alternate views
on tho report. Residents wishing to attend aro asked to RSVP by omailing wator.forum@county-Iamblon.on ca or by calling 519.845.0801 or
1-866-324-6912 ext. 5302 by Tuesday, October 29.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY WARDEN
789 Broadway Street, Box 3000
Wyoming, ON NON 1TO
rya Telephone: 519-845-0801
Toll Free: 1-866-324-6912
COUNTY or Fax: 519-845-3160
LAMBTON www.lambtononllne.ca
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