HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2008-11-13, Page 6PAGE 6. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2008.
Lest we forget
One of Blyth’s last surviving veterans, and the only veteran marching,
Russell Cook, had the honour of laying the Government of Canada wreath
at Blyth’s Memorial Hall to begin the wreath-laying ceremony. The
Remembrance Day service was led by Cook’s son, Pastor Les Cook and
was well-attended as always. (Shawn Loughlin photo)
Well done
Mary Lou Stewart, second from left, of the Blyth Legion Branch 420 received
a first place certificate from District C for her Branch scrapbook. Ric
McBurney, second from right, received second place for the Branch
newsletter. Making the presentations to them were Crystal Taylor, Branch
420 president and Zone C-1 Commander Stew Taylor. (Photo submitted)
Continued from age 1
opportunity.”
Tousaw said that if council
approved the modification it
would be contrary to his de-
partment’s recommendation.
Vincent said, “I feel all the
submissions in the agenda
package support the planning
department’s view. I think it
will be costly. I know
Wingham stores will take this
to the OMB.”
Councillor Bernie
MacLellan of Huron East,
however, felt the original
OMB recommendation might
be old news. “It was based on
historical information, not on
whether there’s now a need
for a new store. Although I
understand Wingham’s
downtown wanting a
monopoly at some point they
will need to grow.”
Warden John Bezaire of
Central Huron explained that
by passing this it didn’t mean
that a grocery store could just
move in. “A market study
determines need. If it’s not
there it doesn’t happen.”
Vincent reminded that the
OMB decision had been
agreed to by Morris-
Turnberry.
MacLellen, however,
reminded that things change.
“I don’t understand the
justification for Morris-
Turnberry to negotiate with
North Huron to get their
approval to move forward
with. Just because it was
done in the past doesn’t mean
you can’t do something
different now.”
Asked by Bezaire for his
“professional planning
opinion” should council
approve the committee
recommendation, Tousaw
would only say “we are
asking that the prohibition
remain, so believe that would
be the most supportable at
OMB.”
A recorded vote resulted in
the committee recommen-
dation to allow the change
passing by 11-6 with three
councillors absent.
Vincent said decision
will result in hearing
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