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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times-Advocate, 2002-11-20, Page 15• Houses • Additions • Renovations • Farm Buildings • Siding • Bathroom & Kitchens • Replacement Windows & Doors RAY MILLS (519) 228-6704 Fax: 228-7001 Centralia Ont. N0M 1K0 Large quantity of “in stock” Wallpaper, also 500 sample books to choose from Paint - Sundries - Giftware Exeter Decor Centre 15 Gidley St. Exeter 235-1010 (behind Bank of Nova Scotia) CONSTRUCTION LINDA RANDALL Moving Consultant WEDGE THE MOVER (519) 262-2500 Fax: (519) 262-2627 1-800-665-1586 181 King St. Hensall, Ont. N0M 1X0 MOVING FROM AND TO ANYWHERE * Armstrong Vinyl * Ceramics * Pergo * Carpet * Hardwood * Area Carpets PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATIONS 235-4401 457 MAIN ST. S. EXETER www.floorfirst.com/innovativeflooring Innovative Flooring CONSTRUCTION 228-6295 Fax 228-6534 • Seamless Eavestrough • Soffit • Fascia • Siding • Asphalt • Steel Roofing • Shutters • 40’ Boom Truck BONDED & INSURED Call Gerry FREE ESTIMATES GLAVIN EAVESTROUGHING LTD. STANLAKE CEMENT CONTRACTOR • Concrete Forming • Foundations and Floors • Colored & Impressed Concrete • Driveways and Sidewalks R.R. 2 GRAND BEND Dan (519) 243-3261 Bruce (519) 238-2522 Heating & Cooling Limited MAIN SHOWROOM R.R. #2 Zurich, Ont. (Corner of Hwy. #21 & #84) 236-4770 Goderich, Ont. 524-4199 Suncoast Mall 1-888-GEO-TECK (436-8325) FIREPLACES “You Can Shop Where The Builders Buy” MITCHELL - # 8 Highway (519) 348-8437 1-800-663-6977 Mon.-Fri. 7:30-5:30 Saturday 8-5 p.m. NEW IN FLOOR HEAT www.geo-teck.com DUPLEX DESIGN Plan No.H- 8-3-221 A classic exterior gives this duplex the distinguished appearance of an executive home. A generous amount of floor space – almost 1,500 square feet on two floors – has been given to each suite as well as an unfinished basement. Inside the covered entrance, a pocket door off the foyer leads to the kitchen and breakfast nook. This good-sized area is placed at the front of the house, with the nook attractively set in a bay window. Angled sinks serve as a partial separation between the kitchen and the breakfast area, providing a practical solution to hiding any kitchen clutter that might collect during meal preparation. The dining room is partially offset from the living room, giving it a pleasantly formal separation. The rectangular living room includes useful built-in shelves and a sliding glass door, which opens to the rear patio with steps down to the back garden. The laundry room is neatly tucked away behind a central powder room. Skylights brighten the hallway on the second floor, where the master suite at the rear has a bay window with a view of the garden. The layout of the suite includes a dressing area opposite the walk-in closet and a three-piece en suite bathroom. Bedrooms two and three share the main bathroom, which also has a skylight to enhance the natural light on this floor. A useful computer area has been included at the front of the house, easily accessible to all members of the family. The duplex is 60 feet wide and 48 feet deep with a total of 2,930 square feet of living space and unfinished basement areas. Plans for design H-8-3-221 are available for $504 (set of 5), $589 (set of 8) and $643 for a super set of 10. B.C. residents add 7.5% Prov. Sales Tax. Also add $15.00 for Priority charge within B.C. or $30.00 outside of B.C. Please add 7% G.S.T. or 15% H.S.T. (where applicable) to both the plan price and Priority charges. Our NEW 34th Edition of the Home Plan Catalogue containing over 300 plans is available for $11.50 (includes taxes, postage and handling). Make all cheques and money orders payable to “Home Plan of the Week” and mail to: HOME PLAN OF THE WEEK, c/o.Exeter Times Advocate, 336 Columbia Street, New Westminster, B.C. V3L 1A6 CALL 1-800-527-5267 ONTARIO RESIDENTS CALL 1-888-263-3352 OR SEE OUR WEB PAGE ORDER FORM ON: http://www.jenish.com AND E-MAIL YOUR ORDER TO: homeplans@jenish.com HODGE ELECTRIC LTD. 299 Victoria St. S. Box 6, Centralia, Ont. N0M 1K0 (519) 228-6679 Fax (519) 228-6742 “Business Built on Service” • INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL • RURAL SHERWOOD HOME IMPROVEMENTS Custom Built Homes Additions, Renovations, decks, Fences, Replacement Windows Doors, Roofing etc. CALL LES (519) 234-6276 or (519) 228-6436 THE HOME OF THE WEEK... HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS Wednesday, November 20, 2002 15Exeter Times–Advocate FOR SALE -14 Unit Townhouse Complex, Exeter NOI: Approx. $49,280 - 10 Unit Apartment, Dashwood NOI: Approx. $25,411 - Retail/Office Building, Forest Total: 6,000 SF, Across from Tim Horton’s Asking $359,000 - Development Site, Grand Bend, 3.86 Acres Approved for 35 Townhouses Asking $399,900 For more information, please contact: Tyler Desjardine Sales Representative (519) 438-5588 Corn maze proposal GRAND BEND – The Greater Grand Bend Community Assocation (GGBCA) met Nov. 14 in the Grand Bend municipal office. Corn maze At Lambton Shores com- munity services manager Kevin Bryson’s urging, the GGBCA will make a pro- posal to Lambton Shores council to create a corn maze on about 15 acres of municipal land off Klondike Rd. A partnership with Lake Smith Conservationists could see the harvested corn feed migrating trum- peter swans. Director John Walsh suggested the maze would be open August to Halloween and could tie in with events at the Lambton Museum and Pinery Provincial Park. “It’s healthy tourism,” said president Stephanie Donaldson. Energy conservation Environment committee member John Walsh urged energy conserva- tion to meet the Kyoto agreement and increasing hydro costs. He reported on a tour of windmill-generated 12- volt power systems and solar panels. Director Ron Leakey said people would con- serve more energy if Ontario Hydro charged a higher rate for the more hydro customers use, not a lower rate. Grant application Director David Bannister presented a draft applica- tion for a $2,500 grant from the Sarnia Community Foundation and Dow Chemical Canada. Asset-based Community Development grants are available for Sarnia/Lambton groups working to improve the ‘quality of life in their community.’ Past events Donaldson reported the Evening of Elegance Nov. 7 was a “huge success.” Over $9,000 was raised, with funds split between the Grand Bend Area Health Services Foundation and the Partnership Committee for the Library, Cultural and Recreational Centre at the Public School. Donaldson said organiz- ers could have sold double the 80 tickets attending, but space was limited at the Grand Cove Estates Caddy Shack. Donaldson and director John Walsh laid a wreath at the Remembrance Day service at the Grand Bend Legion. Walsh said this action makes the GGBCA a visible part of the com- munity. The GGBCA donated a turkey for the public school Christmas dinner. Future events Director Paul Bieman reported plans for a Pier Party are on hold. The Rotary Club may organize such an event. Lambton Shores Mayor Cam Ivey will attend the Dec. 13 meeting to discuss committees of council. Nine new members of the First Exeter Girl Guides stand at the enrollment table Nov. 13. Being enrolled, L-R front row: Charlotte McEwen, Miranda Upshall, Janine McGregor, Samantha McCarter, Charlotte Anderson, Sarah Hagarty. Back row: Alyssa Sweitzer,Erica Eckel,Laura Gehan.(photo/Pat Bolen) Cathy Raul’s Grade 4/5 class at St.Boniface school in Zurich collected $300 and 56 shoeboxes of gifts for needy children around the world as part of Operation Christmas Child.L-R:Grade 5 students Julie Masse,Scott Vermunt,Sheldon Clausius and Jeslyn Masse.(photo/Sandra Forster) CChhrriissttmmaass CChhiilldd bbooxxeess GGiirrll GGuuiiddeess’’ eennrroollllmmeenntt