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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2002. PAGE 19.
Central Huron approves OPA application
Atter a recommendation from
Central moil's planning
department was defeated.
councillors gave approval for an
OPA application by the Bluewater
golf course. at the Sept 3 meeting.
The approval recommendation to
By Janice Becker
Citizen sta/f
When Rose Home opened Seven
Sisters Gifts and Garden, located on
Dinsley Street in Blyth, it was the
realization of a life-long dream.
Horne, who had wanted to own a
shop since she was a teenager, said
after much time, thought and prayer,
she and her family believed the time
was right.
A native of Cambridge, Horne,
who has lived in the area for 12
years, began searching for a location
several months ago.
She checked out locations from
Bayfield to Kincardine, but came
back to Blyth because of the
atmosphere.
"It is quaint and I like the
buildings." she said.
Once the building was located, the
lower floor was gutted to create the
perfect space.
Seven Sisters is situated in a house
and the commercial zoning allowed
Horne to create the- "living room"
setting she was looking for.
And it is just like walking into a
friendly, cozy. living room, filled
with handmade gifts and keepsakes.
Though much of the stock is
provided by her ,seven sisters (yes.
she really does have scvcn 'sisters),
there arc also candles from Kountry
Essences and soaps from the Elora
he forwarded to the county was
based on information that the land
has been zoned developmental for
many years and could he divided
into 75 housing lots with no
rezoning, the proposal would
minimize environmental impacts
soap company.
Amongst the treasures are
birdhouse lamps, dolls, bears,
pillows, quilts, wall hangings, mats,
cross-stitching, embroidery,
paintings and stained glass pieces.
"Everything is unique, handmade
and one-of-a-kind." she said.
Horne herself contributes the
gardening end to the undertaking.
Though there is little to offer at this
time of the year, she is planting and
preparing her gardens so there will
be an abundance in the spring as
well as a lovely setting out back
where quests can sit and enjoy an
afternoon tea.
"It will be a real tea," she said.
"with real china."
During the off-season months,
Seven Sisters will be open from 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through
Saturday. From June to September,
the shop will be open from 10 a.m.
to 8 p.m.
Horne's two children, Zach and
Evie will also be helping out in the
shop. "It is good experience and
training for them." Horne's
appreciation for small towns was
borne out when the family began to
renovate the home.
"The friends and neighbours were
great and some even volunteered to
help. I like the small town
atmosphere. This is home now," she
said.
due to communal sewage and water
with some trees being kept or moved
and that terms of reference from the
Ministry of . Natural Resources
would he followed.
A motion was passed to waive
rental fees for the Goderich Twp.
Community Centre for use by the
Town of Goderich as an outreach
Ontario Early Years satellite service.
The .program will be held once per
week as a drop-in program, offering
music and crafts for children.
There was considerable
discussion by councillors regarding
interference with ongoing daycare
programs and the choice of the
lolmesville location rather than the
Jacob Memorial building at
Huronview.
Councillor Bill Colquhoun agreed
to attend the Clinton Co-op
Childcare Centre's annual general
meeting in just an observation role
at this time.
Support was given to a resolution
from Leamington regarding the re-
establishment of the environmental
compensation fund for the clean up
of spills.
In passing a bylaw at the Aug., 12
meeting, the zoning for the former
Hullett Twp. municipal office, at
Part Lot 24, Cone. I I, Parts I and 2,
was changed from developmental to
institutional.
A motion to reimburse the break
open ticket licence fee for Clinton
Minor Sports was defeated by
council.
Councillors were concerned it
would set a precedent for other non-
profit or charitable organizations.
In an amendment to the 2002
..budget, $825 was transferred from
the Auburn Hall' reserve fund to
cover the cost for stripping and
finishing the hall floor.
An -application will be filed
requesting a reconsideration of the
property tax classification for the
former Goderich Twp. garage, with
the change to result in exemp-
tion.
Lavis Constructing was awarded
the contract for the connecting link-
Victoria Park project with a tender
price of $253.986.06 including GST.
Susanna Reid was contracted to
provide planning services for the
municipality, taking over from Josh
Van Loon.
Treasurer Rhonda Fischer
attended the Association of
Municipal Tax Collectors of Ontario
conference, Sept. 15-18.
Open for business
Rose Home of Blyth recently opened Seven Sisters Gifts
and Gardens. (Janice Becker photo)
Seven Sisters
comes to Blyth
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