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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 2015-12-02, Page 1010 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, December 2, 2015 New LCPS teachers Submitted Lucknow Central Public School has two new teachers. L -R: Adele Dodds is teaching grades 5/6 on Mondays and teaching grades 7/8 on Fridays. New educational assistantTelsche Sloetjes will teach in the JK/SK class on Wednesdays. Hockey Huron County council reconfirms scores support in principle for G2G The Lucknow Novice team travelled to Monkton to play Central Perth Nov 28 winning 2-1. Goals - Nelson Helm 2. Assists - Travis Vaughn 1 Lucknow Sr Initiation Game Results Nov. 21-Goderich vs Lucknow What a great first game of the season! Lucknow goals by Nolan Moffat (2), assisted by Joel Cranston, Kayla Drennan. Marlee Courtney (2), assisted by Morgan Rintoul, Kevin Scott. Blake Dalton assisted by Deklan Fenton. Peewee Development Wednesday, Nov 18. - Blyth - Brussels 7 - Lucknow 3 Goals: Lane Edgar (2), Cody Moffat. Assists: Easton Stanley, Will Davey, Coby Schumacker. Saturday, Nov. 21 - Blyth - Brussels 3, Lucknow 1 Goal: Lane Edgar. Assists: Will Davey, Easton Stanley. Saturday, Nov. 28 - Zurich 4 - Lucknow 2 Goals: Lane Edgar (2). Assist: Jacob Smith Community Open House Drop in on Tuesday, December 8th from 4:00-6:OOpm, meet our welcoming dental team and chat with Dr. Parisa Eghbalian. All are welcome. Snacks and beverages will be served. oc\pental Fah,. f °c- 0o %Rh b wz Car: Lucknow 226-277-0740 DawsonDental.ca Laura Broadley Goderich Signal Star Four recommendations for county council were presented on Nov. 12 in regards to the request made by Goderich to Guelph Rail Trail Inc. to lease the rail bed from east of Walton through to Goderich. The recommendations followed a series of meet- ings with the working com- mittee of adjacent land- owners, community representatives and staff from Huron and Perth Counties. The goal of the commit- tee was to work through some of the issues that had been brought up through community meetings, Rebecca Rathwell said. There was a recommen- dation that council recon- firm its support in princi- ple for the signing of the lease with the Province of Ontario for the G2G trail. County had originally declared its support in March 2014 and were asked to reconfirm, Rath - well said. There will be two open houses in coming week and it was recommended that a council member be appointed to attend: Nov 26 from 7 - 9 p.m. at the Perth East Recreation Cen- tre in Milverton and on Nov 28 from 2 - 4 p.m. at the Blyth Community Centre. Cindy Fisher said there was also a recommenda- tion to have the county represented by a staff member on the G2G board so that the avenues of com- munication could remain open. "The reason for this would be to provide an avenue for county issues to continue to be discussed at the G2G Inc. board level and that would also be an information flow opportu- nity back to county council and to staff;' Fisher added. The fourth recommen- dation was that G2G be required to provide a work plan with costs and a detailed update byNovem- ber 2016 to be considered with council's decision to sign the lease. G2G signed an interim lease with the province in July 2015 and so work has already begun. "By the time there is one year of operation of the trail by G2G Inc. we feel that would provide impor- tant information back to county council on the potential cost and issues associated with the trail before the final signing of the lease," Fisher said. "It works in other places, we feel there's a workable solution here." Peewee Girls scored their first win of the season Denise Angst After many scoreless games and losses, the Luc - know Peewee Girls were making it their goal to score one goal. They succeeded on Nov 14vs. Markdale and the first goal of the season was scoredbyDarahKregar and assisted by Halle Hogg and Erika Gibson. Another scoreless loss followed but the girls were able to come back and score twice vs. Walkerton on Nov 16. The celebration was outstanding and both Goals went to Halle Hogg assisted by Lucknow Legends Katie Feagan The Legends had a big weekwith three games. On Thursday night they traveled to Woodstock. Wo odstock got on the board first The Legends finallyretal- iated with a shot from the point from Kelsey Murley going top shelf, Missy Kuik assisted the goal. The Cassie Wilson and Erika won with a third goal by Gibson. Darah Kregar assisted by Keeppracticingwasthe Halle Hogg and Tori motto now and it payed off!! Cutting. On Nov 28 after a great Our two goalies cele - time walking the Santa brated their first shut out Parade in Wingham along lead by Skylar Murray in net Cherry Bus Lines the Pee- for the first two periods fol - wee Girls travelled to Port lowedbyMichelleAngstfor Elgin to play vs. Saugeen the lastperiod. Shores and Way to go Peewee Girls, won their first game of you all worked hard and it the season with a 3-0 Score. paid off!! The first goal was scored by The girls will now play Darah Kregar and assisted another game next Satur- by Claire Howard and Tyra daybefore theywill start the Sutton. second part of their season. Followed by a goal for Check the Lucknow and Tyra Sutton assisted by Wingham Minor Hockey Darah Kregar and Morgan Websites for updates and Golley. The Game was come out to cheer go 1-2 over three weekend games Legends then scored again with a goal from rookie Gina Murray. Caitlin Hamilton and Laura Bross had the assists. Woodstockthen tied it up. The Legends were playing very well but could not hold on with Wood- stock getting the go ahead goal to win the game. The Legends were back at home on Saturday night against the Milverton Mustangs. The game started offwith a goal from Katie Feagan, assisted by Diane Bushell. The mustangs netted one goal, but that couldn't hold the Legends backwith goals from Julie Hamilton, Ashlin Mann, Justine Hart, Murray, and Dru Austin (2). Assists were from Hart (2), Murley, C. Hamilton (2), J. Hamilton (4), MarleeAlton, and Mann.