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WHAT SHOULD YOU DO
IF YOU SEE A FALLEN
HYDRO WIRE?
Don't go near a fallen wire. Warn others to
stay away and call your hydro to report it.
Do not, under any circumstances, try to move
the wire yourself. Even a seemingly harmless
wire can be dangerous. If the line falls across
your vehicle while you are in it, stay inside
until it is removed by a hydro crew. If you
must leave because of fire, jump clear. Do not
touch the vehicle and ground at the same time.
If there is a live power line in contact with
your car, putting even one foot
on the ground can be fatal.
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Pro spikers show
their stuff
GRAND BEND - They came from across North America on the week-
end to soak up the sun. surf and volleyball here at one of the most popular
resort communities in Canada.
A total of S20.000 in prize money was on the line as the premier beach
volleyball players went head-to-head at the net in the Labatt's Pro Beach
Tour 91.
In all there were 27 mens and 14 women's teams at the event which at-
tracted many spectators and is scheduled to be aired on TSN later this
month.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
BOUNDARY ADJUSTMENT
VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND
TOWNSHIP OF BOSANQUET
In July, 1984, the Village of Grand Bend passed a by-law ini-
tiating procedures under the Municipal Boundary Negotiations
Act, 1981. Basically, Grand Bend wished its boundaries to be
extended to include at least the urbanized part of Bosanquet
Township adjacent to the Village. The Township's response
was that both municipalities would be better served by amalga-
mation - with the entire area served by one council. No agree-
ment had been reached when the negotiations were broken off
by the Minister of Municipal.Affairs pending the outcome of the
Lambton County/Samia/Clearwater negotiations.
The Samia-Lambton Act, was enacted on July 13, 1989. Sec-
tion 34 of the Act provided that all Boundary Act applications
were vested with a Boundary Application Committee appointed
by Lambton County Council.
The Committee held public meetings on Wednesday, January
24 and Thursday, January 25, 1990 as directed in Section 37
(4) of the Act, in order to obtain information, comments and
opinions regarding this application.
Meetings have been held between the affected Councils and
with the committee. To clarify the discussion and narrow the is-
sues, on January 31, 1991, the Committee issued a prelimi-
nary report recommending that the' Village not be amalgamat-
ed with the Township and that approximately 150 acres of land
from Part Lots, 3, 4 and 5, L.R.E. and L.R.W. Concessions, Bo-
sanquet be added to the Village of Grand Bend.
The Committee has prepared a draft of the final report setting
out the details of the boundary adjustment. Copies of this Draft
Report have been available at the Municipal Offices of the
Township of Bosanquet, the Village of Grand Bend and at the
County of Lambton Offices in Wyoming since Wednesday, Au-
gust 7.
Under Section 37 (5) of the Samia-Lambton Act, the committee
must hold a second public meeting to obtain submissions and
comments from the public in respect of the contents of the
Draft Report. Amendments may be made before the report is
recommended to County Council for approval and is passed on
to the Minister of Municipal Affairs for consideration.
THE SECOND PUBLIC MEETING HAS BEEN POSTPONED
UNTIL: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,
1991
10:00 A.M.
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The Committee will also be ob-
taining submissions and com-
ments from the public regarding
the Grand Bend/Stephen Draft
Report at this meeting.
For further information, please
contact the Clerk -Treasurer of
the Township of Bosanquet or
the Village of Grand Bend or:
Malcolm Boyd, Secretary
Boundary Application Committee
County of Lambton
519-845-0801
BE A PART OF OUR ENVIRONMENT'S
FUTURE
The Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority
invites individuals, interest groups and government
agencies to participate in the preparation of a
"Conservation Strategy" for the conservation of the
watersheds of the ABCA (the drainage areas of the
Ausable River, Bayfield�River, Parkhill Creek and gullies
draining`-dirk-Hly into Lake Huron between Grand Bend
and Lot 31, Goderich Township).
Interested parties will become part of the "Strategy
Working Group" to prepare the Conservation Strategy.
The Strategy will identify:
• the environmental issues facing our watersheds
• the roles of the ABCA, agencies and groups in
addressing these issues
• the ABCA's vision and mission statements
• the ABCA's goals and objectives
• action plans to achieve these objectives.
The Strategy Working Group will meet six times
between September, 1991 and May, 1992. Anyone
interested in participating in the Strategy Working Group
should call or write the ABCA prior to August 30.
Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority
R.R. 3 Exeter, NOM 1S5 • 235-2610