The Lucknow Sentinel, 2015-01-21, Page 1616 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Rev. Ken DeBoer chatted at the back of the
Lucknow Community Christian Reformed Church
after the service on January 18, 2015, the
second since the entire building was renovated.
Lucknow Community Christian Reformed Church
is back in use after a fire at the front of the
sanctuary caused extensive damage throughout
the building. January 18, 2015.
Valerie Gillies/Lucknow Sentinel
Pianist Brittany Jurjens supplies musical accompaniment during worship at Lucknow Community
Christian Reformed Church. January 18, 2015.
Back in their
Worship Home
Lucknow Community Christian
Reformed Church
Valerie Gillies
Editor, Lucknow Sentinel
Chair of the Church Board
of the Lucknow Community
Christian Reformed Church
Peter Brink reports that the
congregation was very happy
to be back worshipping in
their own church on Sunday,
January 11, 2015. Brink
reports "the congregation
has a coming back feeling."
Following a fire at the front
of the sanctuary on August
25, 2014 which began due to
electronic equipment, there
had to be extensive renova-
tion and restoration work to
return the building to a usa-
ble state. The whole place,
upstairs and down, has been
repainted and restored.
Brink reported on January
18 that the insurance had
treated them well. "There are
still some things that need to
be finalized, but we are
working away." The Board is
thankful to the members
who worked along with the
restoration and insurance
companies to get things
ready for service once more.
The congregation is
really appreciative of the
support from the commu-
nity. They would like to
particularly thank the Luc -
know churches who shared
their space with worship
services being held in the
Presbyterian Church while
meetings and programs
were held in the United
and St. Peter's Anglican
churches.
Bruce Power Encourages Public to
get involved in Relicensing Process
Submitted
Members of the public
are encouraged to partici-
pate in the Bruce Power
relicensing process, which
will include a formal hear-
ing in Ottawa on February
5, 2015, as well as three
days of hearings from April
14-16 at the Kincardine
Legion.
"Public support and
engagement has always
been a key component to
Bruce Power's success and
one we never take for
granted," said James Scon-
gack, Vice President, Cor-
porate Affairs. "We encour-
age people to get involved
in the process and have
their say."
Canada's nuclear regula-
tor, the Canadian Nuclear
Safety Commission
(CNSC), will hold the two-
part public hearing on the
application by Bruce
Power for a five-year
renewal of its power reac-
tor operating licence for
Bruce A and B. The public
hearings will be webcast
live and then archived for a
period of 90 days on the
CNSC website, HYPER-
LINK "http://www.nucle-
arsafety.gc.ca" www.nucle-
arsafety.gc.ca.
Members of the public
who have an interest or
expertise in this matter, or
information that may be
useful to the Commission,
are invited to comment on
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Bruce Power's application
during Part 2 of the hearing
in Kincardine. Requests to
intervene must be filed
with the Secretary of the
Commission by March 16,
either online at nuclear-
safety.gc.ca/eng/the-com-
mission/intervention, via
mail c/o Louise Levert, Sec-
retariat, Canadian Nuclear
Safety Commission, 280
Slater St., Box 1046, Ottawa,
Ont., K1P 5S9 or email at
HYPERLINK
"mailto:interventions@
cnsc-ccsn.gc.ca" interven-
tions@cnsc-ccsn.gc.ca.
The request must
include a written submis-
sion of the comments to be
presented to the Commis-
sion, a statement setting
out whether the requester
wishes to intervene by way
of written submission only
or by way of written sub-
mission and oral presenta-
tion, and name, address
and telephone number of
the requester.
Agendas, hearing tran-
scripts and information on
the hearing process are
available at the CNSC web-
site, www.nuclearsafety.
gc.ca. More information,
including a relicensing
briefing document, is
available at HYPERLINK
"http://www.brucepower.
com/licence-
renewal-2015" www.bruce-
power.com/
licence -renewal -2015.
Bruce Power has
advanced a number of out-
reach initiatives, including
Version 2 of its iPad and
iPhone apps, collaboration
with EnergyMobile for the
GridWatch app, which pro-
vides up-to-the-minute
electricity supply mix
information, as well as the
Ontario's Nuclear Advan-
tage campaign, an out-
reach initiative that high-
lights the strength and
benefits of Ontario's
nuclear industry. The com-
pany also donated iPads to
libraries in Bruce, Grey
and Huron counties to
help explain Ontario's
electricity sector.
The company also rein-
troduced site tours in 2014
for the first time since
2001. Four bus tours were
held each week in July and
another two tours were
added to each week of
August to help meet
demand, with over 1,900
participants. Improve-
ments continued at the
Bruce Power Visitors' Cen-
tre in 2014 including a
new, interactive Radiation
Exhibit that was installed
in December. The exhibit
illustrates types and
sources of radiation, as
well as techniques nuclear
energy workers use to min-
imize exposure. It features
a video component as well
as a hands-on, role playing
activity. The Visitors' Cen-
tre hosted more than
10,000 people in 2014.
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