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Couple to reside at Kinburn
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Janies Hood
Photo by Gregor Campbell
GLANVILLE - HOOD
Doris Mae Glanville and Lyle
James Hood were married Satur
day, April 22, 1989 in Northside
United Church, Seaforth by the
Reverend Cheryl-Ann Stadelbauer-
Sampa.
The bride is the daughter of Les
and Cathy Glanville of RR 4,
Walton and the groom is the son of
Harvey and Leola Hood of RR 2,
Brussels.
Matron of Honor was Kerri
Stephenson of Sarnia, friend of the
bride and bridesmaids were Veron
ica Glanville of RR 4, Walton, sister
of the bride and Carol Glanville of
Seaforth, cousin of the bride. Best
man was Steve Marks of London,
friend of the groom and guests
were ushered by Art Glanville of
RR 4, Walton, uncle of the bride
and Robert Glanville of RR 4,
Walton, cousin of the bride. Soloist
was Angela Bernard and organist
was Carolyn Griffin.
The couple are honeymooning in
the United States and will reside
at Kinbum.
Overtime ahead
as Blyth councillors
deal with planning
It will be lots of overtime for
members of Blyth Village Council
in the next few weeks as they work
to complete two important planning
documents.
Councillors will be holding extra
meetings to undertake the five-year
review of the original Blyth Secon
dary Plan and will also be putting
the finishing touches on a proposed
Zoning By-law for the village. The
review is long overdue since the
secondary plan was first accepted
in 1979. The zoning by-law was
drafted by last year’s council but
now must be reviewed by the new
council because Reeve Albert Was
son is the only remaining council
member.
Cindy Fisher of the Huron Coun
ty Planning and Development De
partment discussed the two pro
jects with council. She explained
the secondary plan sets out the
development plans of the village in
broad strokes while the zoning
by-law puts teeth in the enforce
ment of the secondary plan. It will
regulate what can or cannot be
built on each lot in the village.
Ms. Fisher predicted it would
take two or three meetings to
complete the five-year review. It
will incorporate recent changes in
the planning act, provincial legisla
tion, as well as any changes council
wants to include. These will likely
include changes in the flood plain
mapping along Blyth Creek which
determines what land near the
river can be built on.
When the draft zoning by-law is
approved by the new councillors a
copy will be circulated to every
property owner and there will be an
opportunity, probably through an
open house, for property owners to
comment.
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