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Bluewater moving ahead with emergency plans
By Pat Bolen
TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF
VARNA — The Municipality of Bluewater is moving ahead to
comply with provincial legislation on emergency management,
Chief Administrative Officer Lori Wolfe told council Monday
night.
Wolfe said the municipality has been non-compliant in the
areas of training and in the conduct of an annual exercise but
the two program elements must be met in 2007 and plans are
under way to achieve the regulations.
Emergency Management Ontario field officer Steve Beatty was
at council Monday night and said emergency management is
always changing.
Beatty told council that without its support, emergency man-
agement wouldn't happen and that any of the councillors might
have to fulfill the mayor's responsibilities in an emergency.
Wolfe said the municipality will perform a table top emer-
gency exercise in October that will allow Bluewater to meet the
minimum provincial standards and qualify it for funding to
assist with buying emergency equipment.
Council then passed the updated emergency management
bylaw.
In other business, roads and property manager John Graham
brought the results from a tender put out on a sidewalk plow.
During budget deliberations council approved the purchase of
a 2007 utility tractor.
Graham said the tender came in at $119,244 with the tractor
being $91,257 as well as attachments that include a snow plow
attachment for $7,353; a V plow attachment for $3,933; a
sweeper broom and water tank for $8,322 and a salt and
spreader including dump body for $8,322.
Graham said while the budget for the tractor was $80,000,
after Bluewater gets its GST back it will be paying $112,968.
With lower prices paid on tenders for a pickup truck and tractor
loader, Graham said the municipality has a surplus of $34,700
in the roads capital vehicle budget that can be put toward the
tractor.
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Partners in
Learning
GRAND BEND — Partners in
Learning will kick off its fall pro-
gram with an open house today
(Wednesday) from 2 to 4 p.m. at
the Southcott Pines Clubhouse.
Moderators Reg Finkbeiner
and Joan Love will outline the
three fall and winter courses
and as a special event, professor
Jack Winn will help participants
in the creation of an abstract
painting.
Courses offered this fall start-
ing this month are
"Lighthouses...Keepers of
Valour!" moderated by Jim
Southcott, "The Philosophy of
Anything" moderated by Molly
Russell and "Socrates Cafe"
moderated by Bill Metcalfe and
others. They run for 10 weeks
from Sept. 26 to Nov. 28.
Other courses starting in
January will be on researching
inventors and their inventions,
as well as the history of immi-
grants to the area and a course
on solving mysteries.
Correction
Statistics included in the Times -
Advocate's Aug. 29 back to school
safety page were incorrect.
Rick Donaldson of the Ontario
School Bus Association reports
there have only been seven crash -
related fatalities involving school
buses in Ontario in the last 19
years. Eighteen -thousand buses in
Ontario travel two million kilome-
tres every day in Ontario carrying
800,000 students with 300 million
safe rides a year.
The Times -Advocate apologizes
for the error.
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