Clinton News Record, 2014-08-06, Page 6MONDAY - FRIDAY 9:00 - 5:00
SATURDAY 10:00 - 4:00
A� r�ewyou interested in bird and bat
migration over your property?
The Canadian Wildlife Service is
looking for landowners in the Clinton area
who may be interested in participating
in a migration monitoring study by
allowing a bird radar to be situated on
their property during fall migration 2014.
Ideally, bird radars would be placed in
open areas, without tall obstructions, and
have access to main power within 100 m.
Biologists will download data from the
radars every 2 weeks. Sites West of Clinton
(approx: Telephone Rd. and Tipperary
Line) are preferred. If you are interested in
participating in this monitoring program
please contact Mike Anissimoff at
mikeanissimoff@gmail.com
6 News Record • Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Moving forward after Fi tornado rips through Grand Bend
Lynda Hillman-Rapley-QMI Agency
Lynda Hillman-Rapley
Lakeshore Advance
Moving forward is the goal
for the municipality of Lamb -
ton Shores and Lambton Kent
Middlesex MPP Monte
McNaughton in regards to the
Fl tornado that went through
Grand Bend Monday. The
storm quickly tore through the
community July 27th, leaving
large trees on homes and
vehicles and power lines
down destroying the land-
scape to the tune of many mil-
lions of dollars.
For now, municipal officials
are concentrating on clearing
away the large number of
trees blown down when the
tornado, with winds estimated
at between 155 to 175 km/h,
came ashore Sunday evening
between Pinery Provincial
Park and Grand Bend.
Environment Canada had
_.,_674,010 -,ger
lauete ,eut 'Aldo
at 74e4e Alm eketek4;
Clinton United Church
105 Ontario Street
Minister Rev. Randy Covey
Director of Music: Louise Dockstader
Church Office: 519-482-9553
www.clintonunited.ca
SUNDAY, AUGUST 10
10:30 AM WORSHIP SERVICE
EVERYONE WELCOME
Christian Reformed Church
243 Princess St. E., Clinton
Pastor Ron Luchies
519-482-5264
SUNDAY AUGUST 10, 2014
10:00 AM- Morning Service
7:00 PM- NO Evening Service
" Praise be to the Lord, the God of
Israel, from everlasting to everlasting.'
Psalm 106 vs 48
All Visitors Welcome!!
St. Paul's Anglican Church
A Congregation of the
Parish of The Holy Spirit
49 Ontario St. Clinton
The Reverend Karine A. Snowdon BA,
M.Div
Organist & Choir Master: Dana Prouse
SUNDAY, AUGUST 10
WORSHIP AT 11:15 AM
GUEST PRIEST: REV. LYNN MITCHELL
EVERYONE WELCOME
TO ADVERTISE IN THIS
SECTION, PLEASE CALL
CHRISTY 519-4$2-3443
cl i nton.clasOleds @
sunmedia.ca
BIBLE MISSIONARY CHURCH
35 Toronto Blvd., Vanastra
(519) 482-8183
AUGUST 10, 2014
Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 AM
Sunday Evening Worship 7:00 PM
Pastor Josh McCarthy
Everyone Welcome!
Heartland Community Church
(52 Victoria Street, Clinton, Ontario)
For information see www.heartlandemc.com
Church 519-606-1015
Pastor Charles Gingerich
SUNDAY AUGUST 10, 2014
10:00 AM FAMILY SERVICE :
Worship.as a family with us. Then the chil-
dren enjoy their program while adults are
blessed by a message for them.
7:00 PM SHARE & PRAYER SERVICE
Expect a welcome and a blessing!
Fellowship Bible Chapel
220 KING SI, LONDESBOROUGH
www.fellowshipbiblechapel.ca
SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 2014
9:45 am: Breaking of Bread
11:00 am: Family Bible Hour
ALL WELCOME!
First Baptist Church
85 Huron St., Clinton 482-3598
SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 2014
MORNING SERVICE 10:30AM
Lay Pastor - Wally DeWolfe
Bible Study Wednesday 7:30 PM
issued watches and warnings
about severe storms Sunday,
and upgraded those at one
point to tornado warning for
eastern Lambton County and
headed that way last Monday.
Environment Canada meteor-
ologists said, "From the initial
eye -witness reports we're
been hearing, the worst of the
wind seem to happen with the
rain itself, so that could mean
a down burst event"
"They (Environment Can-
ada) were seeing signs of rota-
tion within the storm cell as it
came on shore from Lake
Huron," warning prepared-
ness meteorologist Geoff
Coulson said.
After Sunday's storm, as the
week progressed public works
crews continued to clear
downed trees from municipal
roadways to allow for safe pas-
sage of vehicles. Residents
were asked not to place trees
and brush cleaned up from
private property on the
municipal road allowance to
assist in this effort.
It's too soon to estimate what it
will cost to clean up the damage
caused by Sunday's tomado, says
Elizabeth Davis-Dagg, deputy
mayor of Lambton Shores, in the
mayor's absence.
More than 1,000 homes
were still without electricity
Tuesday morning, and that
was one of the main concerns
Davis-Dagg said she was
hearing from residents.
That number was down
from more than 4,000 without
electricity the morning follow-
ing the storm.
Davis-Dagg said the munic-
ipality's staff has been work-
ing long hours since Sunday,
and local officials have met
with a representative of Emer-
gency Management Ontario.
Council members have also
been out in the community sur-
veying the damage and provid-
ing what information they can
to residents, she said. Davis-
Dagg with other council mem-
bers toured Beach 0 Pines with
resident Cam Ivey before the
special meeting Thursday.
CONTINUED > PAGE 7
Cas
ustnes,.,
DIRECT TO YOU
A COMPLETE LINE OF CASUAL FURNITURE
TO COMPLIMENT ALL AREAS OF YOUR HOME
For outdoors, patios
garden areas, sunrooms
Highway 83 E. of Grand Bend
519-238-2110
www.gocasual.ca