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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1997-10-29, Page 6Page 6 Tines -Advocate, October 29, 1997 FAMILY Volleyball games raising funds for bell tower. By Carmel Sweeney Zurich correspondent ZURICH - This weekend will be the St. Boniface Parish C.W.L. bazaar downstairs in the hall fol- lowing the Masses on Saturday night, November 1 from 8 to 9 p.m. and again on Sunday morning, November 2 from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Draws will be made for the penny sale table and refreshments will be available. The Ladies Auxiliary will be holding their next meeting at the Rest Home in Zurich on November 4 beginning at 7 p.m. Come and bring a friend. The Girls Club will be meeting at the Mennonite Church Fellowship Hall on November 6 at 7 p.m. for a Games Night. Their last get-together was held at the Town and Country Lanes where they went bowling. What's so rare in Exeter's air? EXETER - For more than a week Exeter residents, particularly on the west side of town. have been notic- ing a distinctive scent in their other- wise fresh air. Public Works Manager Glenn Kells offered an explanation on Monday night. According to Kells, the Nabisco spray field has been overloaded in the past few weeks and as a result has caused an odor. Once the spray field waste entered the Exeter sew- age lagoons, it caused a problem with the lagoons as well which created an odor. Kells said Nabisco has been do- ing extra work at the lagoons to im- prove the situation and the Town and Nabisco are working closely to solve the problem. "In the very near future, it will be cleared up." promised Kells. Blue Water residents go bowling ZURICH It W#S. off to the Zurich Bowling Lanes for residents Harry Maas, Rose Merner, Janet Kleeger, Mabel Kyle and Pearl Miller on October 27. Janet men- tioned she had been an avid bowler in her prime and enjoyed getting back into the groove. Members of the Christian Reformed Church, Exeter visited Blue Water Rest Home on Tuesday evening to entertain the residents and in the afternoon Rev. Gani Lazaro, Dashwood/Zurich United Church. led Bible Study in the "' chapel. Rev. Nancy Fraser, Hensall United Church, conducted Thursday afternoon Chapel service. Communion was held at 3:30 p.m: in the absence of Fr. Wronski who is on vacation. Afternoon tea on Wednesday was served by Cathy Shantz and Anne McBride. Bingo was held on Thursday evening. Friday afternoon Gladys VanEgmond - and the "Merry Makers" entertained the residents in the auditorium with toe tapping music. Residents and staff joined in on the dance floor for an afternoon of fun. Art Coker entertained the resi- dents on Sunday afternoon with popular music played on the organ in the chapel. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ,. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • Changes to collection in HAY TOWNSHIP Effective October 27, 1997 ALL residents in the Township of Hay will receive bl-weekly blue box and garbage collection. There will be no collection on November 3. We apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause and remind you to place your blue box and tagged garbage at the curb by 7:00 a.m. to ensure uninterrupted collection. • • • • • • • • • • e • • • • • Thc•residents' took forward to a Halloween party October 31 and all the little trick or treaters to call on them in the evening. Bingo has been rescheduled to October 30 to accommodate the little folk. Margaret and. Harold Jones are celebrating their 55th wedding anniversary in the Blue WAter Auditorium on November 2 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. with an Open House Afternoon Tea. • • November 30 the Resident/Family Annual Christmas Dinner will be held at the Home. Best wishes to Beatrice Geoffrey who is a patient at South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Condolences to the family and friends of the late Robert (Bob):" Stark who passed away at Blue Water Rest Home on October 27 in his 7I st year. Bob and his _wife Catherine lived most of their life in the Toronto area; Catherine now resides in Goderich, close to Bob's brother Jim. Best wishes to Thomas (Tom) Arthur Frankish who was_ trans- ferred to Exeter Villa. He spent a couple weeks at Blue Water while waiting for his transfer. He lived in the Grand Bend area and is familiar with the folk at the Villa as he's had many day visits there. Welcome to Vera Estella O'Brien of Zurich who is a new : resident to the Home. Canadian Mental Health Association/Perth County Branch 145 Ontario St., Stratford, On. N5A 3H1 Telephone: (519) 273-1391 Fax (519) 273-0505 Reaching Out!! Understanding and support are essential components in establishing working peer support groups. The consumer initiative has established five peer support groups in Huron County. These groups offer support, encouragement, friendship and leisure opportunities to those with mental health problems. Bringing these groups together is our next step. Anyone who is experiencing mental health issues can support the continuation of these groups through their presence. You will. gain friendship, a sense of belonging and self esteem as you sypport others. 'The community can help decrease stigma by developing an awareness of mental health and an appreciation of wellness through literature and direct contact. By understanding how difficult it is for these people to feel empowered, we can help consumers believe in themselves by promoting the work of mutual aid in their own recovery.. If you want to offer your service as a volunteer or if you know someone with mental health problems, please refer them to the consumer group in their area. There is no cost to join and if transportation is a problem, we will arrange a way to get you there. You do not have to experience isolation and loneliness. There are people who care how you feel. Take a risk.... reach out and offer your presence, understanding and support. Your "helping hands" and support can be given by volunteering your time to these groups. Groups are located at: Wingham: "The Stepping Stone", every Thursday, 7,9 p.m., 153 John Street West. Contact: Carol 357-3440. Exeter: Every second Saturday of the month, 1-4 p.m., at Club Huron Contact: Patti, 1-888-875-2944, Ext. 234 Goderich: The Friendship Group, every Saturday, 7-10 p.m., at Knox Presbyterian Church, Victoria and East Street. Contact Terry 524-8678, or Marg 524-6373 Clinton: Every Friday, 7-9 p.m., at Clinton Public School, Percival Street. Contact: Patti, 1-888-875-2944, Ext. 234 Seaforth: Every Wednesday, 7-9 p.m. at St. Thomas Anglican Church Hall, John Street. Contact: 527-2364, 527-2333, 527- 1492, or 527-1092. For further information call toll free: 1-888-875-2944, Ext. 234 Thank you Patti Colliver Consumer Initiative Co-ordinator MUM 225-2645 BIL*3 Gnnwti Hardd Yaatlwllydsrt • Brick • Mod(• Fo„ndu;en, • Stow • • Cnncme Palos • prises • Steps • Portfia Chimneys • Pointing • Sew [bales • fi • Remit �..: BAN -WELD SAW & BLADE LTD. Saks and Service Authorized dealer for Tecumseh and Briggs & Stratton. Authorized M.T.D. Service Dearer Sharpenirrg Service and Small Engine Repair • BILL WILDS 153 Victoria St. Crediton, Ont. . (519) 234-6339 J 1s. gay:, 2ars u'c carry Echo Stan, Sony. RGI. Hughes. Hitachi & Liniden For a free home demonstration • Call A-1 ENTERPRISES -800-293-2378 Grand Bend i FII: The Youth Club from St. Boniface Parish cut out pumpkins at their meeting last week. The Stratford and District Right to Life dinner will be held November 6 at 7 p.m. at the K. of C. hall in Stratford. If you want to go, phone Mary Jacobs in Hensall at 262-2013. The cost is $13. A volleyball tournament will be held on the weekend of November 28 and 29 at the Zurich Community Centre and at the St. Boniface School gym, sponsored by the K. of C. with proceeds going to St. Boniface bell tower for windows. If interested, phone Mike Hartman as soon as possible at 565-5516. A community luncheon, potluck style, will be held at the Mennonite Church Hall on November 9 at 12:30 p.m. The Canadian Bible Society are holding an ecumenical fellowship service and lunch. Entertainment will be.provided by St. Boniface Choir. The next meeting of the Agricultural Society fair board will be held at the Township Hall with a' potluck supper beginning at 6:30 p.m. followed by the meeting at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Personals Relatives from Zurich and St. Joseph area attended the funeral of Olive Ducharme, wife of Cyril, in Windsor on Friday. Joe and Doreen Denomme cele- brated their 50th wedding anniver- sary on October 25. An open House was held at St. Boniface Parish Hali on Saturday. Doreen Ducharme of Sarnia and Mary Ducharme, London, spent the Thanksgiving day with their broth- er and wife, Leo and Irene Hoffman. Irene Hoffman recently attended a "Cameo" workshop in Fordwich and came back with lots of new painting and punching craft ideas. Beth Sweeney, Grand Bend, and Heather and Heidi Klopp and Carmel and Meagan Sweeney. Zurich, spent Sunday in Windsor visiting their aunt Eleanor Cecile, who is a patient in Metropolitan Hospital. They also visited their uncle at his apartment in Tecumseh and cousin Jim and Linda Cecile and girls at their home in St. Clair Beach. Happy birthday wishes go to Kathy Merner on October 26 and to her friend Bobby Brown on October 24; and to Rosie Rothenberg on November 2. A birthday party was held for Sharon Brokenshire at her home on Saturday night, arranged by hus- band Allen. A good time was had by all who attended the Halloween masquer- ade party at the home of Marc and Cynthia Strickland. A surprise birthday party and get-together was held at the Dominion Tavern on Friday night for Connie Masse, arranged by hus- band Phil. Jerome and Carmel Sweeney spent a couple days in Oakville last week, visiting their daughter Carrie and Dan Eybergen and their two girls. John and Bridget Groot Sr. returned home recently after spend- ing three weeks in Holland visiting their daughter Jeanne and family; and Bridget's mother who is 93 years old. SOUTH HURON CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE 493 MAIN ST. S., EXETER Member of the ACUPUNCTURE COUNCIL OF ONTARIO DR. MARK JONES 235-4892 FAX 235-2589 Helen Johns MPP is pleased to present. "THE OLDER & WISER PROGRAM" A Seminar for Seniors Featuring Presentations on: • Services for seniors in Huron County • Understanding prescription medication • Safety for seniors - protecting yourself from fraud or financial abuse • Healthy living for seniors FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31 9:30 a.m. -11:30 a.m. Uttle Bowl, Goderlch (use rear entrance to conference room) For more information please contact the office of Helen Johns MPP at 1-800-668-9320 or (519) 235-4920 1 HOME OF THC WEI k... HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS MC ° CRE` M0,E TNIS•LAM:NCLUDE0 AN WIFMIS•,ED 5A6BAE1rt 'MOT 0 10fW LIYDIG R0011 FOYER uoti:,v 10 3',t0 d•5.,' cr',G .y1Ca - MAIN FLOOR PLAN F:MUI(D FLOOR AREA • 1277 SCit- GARAGE AREA • 404 SOP UPPER FLOOR PLAN 011154EC RCCR AREA • .041 5C R TOTAL FII•19ED FLOOR AREA • 255! SC.R TYNAN DESIGN LTD, P!an No. 5T-114 :3651-IOOt•• 4,6,6 BC 2358 BQ,FT, 5nvy �3`. - COMPACT FAMILY HOME BOASTS MANY DEMON FEATURES A stucco exterior boasting arched feature windows with keystone accents is sure to be a welcome addition to the streetscape. Enter into a foyer open to the second storey and brightened by an overhead window. The living room features an elegant vaulted ceiling and cozy gas fireplace. Decorative columns frame the entrance to both the living and dining room. A gourmet style kitchen boasts plenty of cupboard and counter space, a pantry, and a work island. The family room, open to the kitchen, provides a comfortable area for informal gatherings. A unique feature of this plan is the split staircase which allows access to the upper floor from the main hall and the kitchen. Upstairs, there is the potential for, four good sized bedrooms. The master bedroom offers a boxed out sitting area, a walk-in closet, -and a the piece ensuite. An unfinished basement awaits your own creative touch. Plans for BT -114 may be obtained for $465.00 for a package of five complete setsof working prints and $40.00 for each additional set of the same plan. Allow $15.00 extra to cover the cost of postage and handling (B.C. residents add applicable sales tax to plan total) (All Canadian residents add 7% GST to plan total plus postage and handling). This is one of our new designs. Many innovathe plans are now available in our home plan catalogue for $13.85 including postage and handling and 7% GST. Please make all cheques, money orders, and Visa and MasterCard authorizations payable to: Tynan Design Inc. c/o Exeter Tines Advocate Plan of the t*elr. 13659.1081h Avenue, Surrey B.C. V3T 24(4. Home Improvement Specialists advertise here 235-1331 )4trs & Amp1,uaEid Rau, Cavort. • fully 25 • over 25 yes. ettQt7ience • Dump tract • Chipper Sluniannrenolez A(519)238445 laistAttal • Comantid • Reekle•ard asia• Aiarw JipMsrs • Farms R.R. 93 Issas OIL NMI 135 NON mu (e1.) 22114264 ,, .fel itnrualire • VinyFLOOR:INCarpet • Ceramics- • Hardwood Excellent selection of carpet and vinyl remnants Professional Installation 457 , Main St., Exeter 2354401 cross fom'Canadian The TOWN & COUNTRY HOME COMFORT Fireplaces, Gas & Propane, AleHigh Efficiency Furnaces. Oil • Gas • Propane Air Conditioning Kot Water Heater Rentals • Oil • Gas 24 Hour Round the Clock Service 359 MRM St Exeter (5191235.2032 Complete Line of Building Materials TOOLS - LUMBER -CEMENT DOORS - WINDOWS - HARDWARE PRESSURE TREATED WOOD RENTALS - ELECTRICAL PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES l 236.4393 235.2081 Zurich Exeter / GORDON DANN Punv Sales & Service Ltd. RR 2 Denfield, Ont. NOM IPO Water Pump Specialist submersible jet 3 piston ' sump & sewage Water Treatment Specialist • Novatek waler softeners. iron filters and drinlong water systems dry pellet chlorinates 'Over 35 years expenence' 225-2234 1400328.0392 1• GLAVIN Ea,tSTPOUGHING RA 11, Weak, Onl NSI TKO in•iMW Led Screen .. Ag-StroA--Feick ShAlln eVEton TutFruEdwin decry (519) 228.6295• quantity st In steer Wallpaper, also 500 sample books to choose from Paint • Sundries - Stftwsn Exeter Decor Centre 15 OMfey St. Exeter 235-1010 behind Bank of Nova Scotia A.B. Case Plumbing & Heating 91 Vlctoda St. W. Exeter, Ont. 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Perform again 13. _Verde National 48. Where Eliza Park - - disgraced herself 19. Before tomorrow • FAMILY Volleyball games raising funds for bell tower. By Carmel Sweeney Zurich correspondent ZURICH - This weekend will be the St. Boniface Parish C.W.L. bazaar downstairs in the hall fol- lowing the Masses on Saturday night, November 1 from 8 to 9 p.m. and again on Sunday morning, November 2 from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Draws will be made for the penny sale table and refreshments will be available. The Ladies Auxiliary will be holding their next meeting at the Rest Home in Zurich on November 4 beginning at 7 p.m. Come and bring a friend. The Girls Club will be meeting at the Mennonite Church Fellowship Hall on November 6 at 7 p.m. for a Games Night. Their last get-together was held at the Town and Country Lanes where they went bowling. What's so rare in Exeter's air? EXETER - For more than a week Exeter residents, particularly on the west side of town. have been notic- ing a distinctive scent in their other- wise fresh air. Public Works Manager Glenn Kells offered an explanation on Monday night. According to Kells, the Nabisco spray field has been overloaded in the past few weeks and as a result has caused an odor. Once the spray field waste entered the Exeter sew- age lagoons, it caused a problem with the lagoons as well which created an odor. Kells said Nabisco has been do- ing extra work at the lagoons to im- prove the situation and the Town and Nabisco are working closely to solve the problem. "In the very near future, it will be cleared up." promised Kells. Blue Water residents go bowling ZURICH It W#S. off to the Zurich Bowling Lanes for residents Harry Maas, Rose Merner, Janet Kleeger, Mabel Kyle and Pearl Miller on October 27. Janet men- tioned she had been an avid bowler in her prime and enjoyed getting back into the groove. Members of the Christian Reformed Church, Exeter visited Blue Water Rest Home on Tuesday evening to entertain the residents and in the afternoon Rev. Gani Lazaro, Dashwood/Zurich United Church. led Bible Study in the "' chapel. Rev. Nancy Fraser, Hensall United Church, conducted Thursday afternoon Chapel service. Communion was held at 3:30 p.m: in the absence of Fr. Wronski who is on vacation. Afternoon tea on Wednesday was served by Cathy Shantz and Anne McBride. Bingo was held on Thursday evening. Friday afternoon Gladys VanEgmond - and the "Merry Makers" entertained the residents in the auditorium with toe tapping music. Residents and staff joined in on the dance floor for an afternoon of fun. Art Coker entertained the resi- dents on Sunday afternoon with popular music played on the organ in the chapel. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ,. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • Changes to collection in HAY TOWNSHIP Effective October 27, 1997 ALL residents in the Township of Hay will receive bl-weekly blue box and garbage collection. There will be no collection on November 3. We apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause and remind you to place your blue box and tagged garbage at the curb by 7:00 a.m. to ensure uninterrupted collection. • • • • • • • • • • e • • • • • Thc•residents' took forward to a Halloween party October 31 and all the little trick or treaters to call on them in the evening. Bingo has been rescheduled to October 30 to accommodate the little folk. Margaret and. Harold Jones are celebrating their 55th wedding anniversary in the Blue WAter Auditorium on November 2 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. with an Open House Afternoon Tea. • • November 30 the Resident/Family Annual Christmas Dinner will be held at the Home. Best wishes to Beatrice Geoffrey who is a patient at South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Condolences to the family and friends of the late Robert (Bob):" Stark who passed away at Blue Water Rest Home on October 27 in his 7I st year. Bob and his _wife Catherine lived most of their life in the Toronto area; Catherine now resides in Goderich, close to Bob's brother Jim. Best wishes to Thomas (Tom) Arthur Frankish who was_ trans- ferred to Exeter Villa. He spent a couple weeks at Blue Water while waiting for his transfer. He lived in the Grand Bend area and is familiar with the folk at the Villa as he's had many day visits there. Welcome to Vera Estella O'Brien of Zurich who is a new : resident to the Home. Canadian Mental Health Association/Perth County Branch 145 Ontario St., Stratford, On. N5A 3H1 Telephone: (519) 273-1391 Fax (519) 273-0505 Reaching Out!! Understanding and support are essential components in establishing working peer support groups. The consumer initiative has established five peer support groups in Huron County. These groups offer support, encouragement, friendship and leisure opportunities to those with mental health problems. Bringing these groups together is our next step. Anyone who is experiencing mental health issues can support the continuation of these groups through their presence. You will. gain friendship, a sense of belonging and self esteem as you sypport others. 'The community can help decrease stigma by developing an awareness of mental health and an appreciation of wellness through literature and direct contact. By understanding how difficult it is for these people to feel empowered, we can help consumers believe in themselves by promoting the work of mutual aid in their own recovery.. If you want to offer your service as a volunteer or if you know someone with mental health problems, please refer them to the consumer group in their area. There is no cost to join and if transportation is a problem, we will arrange a way to get you there. You do not have to experience isolation and loneliness. There are people who care how you feel. Take a risk.... reach out and offer your presence, understanding and support. Your "helping hands" and support can be given by volunteering your time to these groups. Groups are located at: Wingham: "The Stepping Stone", every Thursday, 7,9 p.m., 153 John Street West. Contact: Carol 357-3440. Exeter: Every second Saturday of the month, 1-4 p.m., at Club Huron Contact: Patti, 1-888-875-2944, Ext. 234 Goderich: The Friendship Group, every Saturday, 7-10 p.m., at Knox Presbyterian Church, Victoria and East Street. Contact Terry 524-8678, or Marg 524-6373 Clinton: Every Friday, 7-9 p.m., at Clinton Public School, Percival Street. Contact: Patti, 1-888-875-2944, Ext. 234 Seaforth: Every Wednesday, 7-9 p.m. at St. Thomas Anglican Church Hall, John Street. Contact: 527-2364, 527-2333, 527- 1492, or 527-1092. For further information call toll free: 1-888-875-2944, Ext. 234 Thank you Patti Colliver Consumer Initiative Co-ordinator MUM 225-2645 BIL*3 Gnnwti Hardd Yaatlwllydsrt • Brick • Mod(• Fo„ndu;en, • Stow • • Cnncme Palos • prises • Steps • Portfia Chimneys • Pointing • Sew [bales • fi • Remit �..: BAN -WELD SAW & BLADE LTD. Saks and Service Authorized dealer for Tecumseh and Briggs & Stratton. Authorized M.T.D. Service Dearer Sharpenirrg Service and Small Engine Repair • BILL WILDS 153 Victoria St. Crediton, Ont. . (519) 234-6339 J 1s. gay:, 2ars u'c carry Echo Stan, Sony. RGI. Hughes. Hitachi & Liniden For a free home demonstration • Call A-1 ENTERPRISES -800-293-2378 Grand Bend i FII: The Youth Club from St. Boniface Parish cut out pumpkins at their meeting last week. The Stratford and District Right to Life dinner will be held November 6 at 7 p.m. at the K. of C. hall in Stratford. If you want to go, phone Mary Jacobs in Hensall at 262-2013. The cost is $13. A volleyball tournament will be held on the weekend of November 28 and 29 at the Zurich Community Centre and at the St. Boniface School gym, sponsored by the K. of C. with proceeds going to St. Boniface bell tower for windows. If interested, phone Mike Hartman as soon as possible at 565-5516. A community luncheon, potluck style, will be held at the Mennonite Church Hall on November 9 at 12:30 p.m. The Canadian Bible Society are holding an ecumenical fellowship service and lunch. Entertainment will be.provided by St. Boniface Choir. The next meeting of the Agricultural Society fair board will be held at the Township Hall with a' potluck supper beginning at 6:30 p.m. followed by the meeting at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Personals Relatives from Zurich and St. Joseph area attended the funeral of Olive Ducharme, wife of Cyril, in Windsor on Friday. Joe and Doreen Denomme cele- brated their 50th wedding anniver- sary on October 25. An open House was held at St. Boniface Parish Hali on Saturday. Doreen Ducharme of Sarnia and Mary Ducharme, London, spent the Thanksgiving day with their broth- er and wife, Leo and Irene Hoffman. Irene Hoffman recently attended a "Cameo" workshop in Fordwich and came back with lots of new painting and punching craft ideas. Beth Sweeney, Grand Bend, and Heather and Heidi Klopp and Carmel and Meagan Sweeney. Zurich, spent Sunday in Windsor visiting their aunt Eleanor Cecile, who is a patient in Metropolitan Hospital. They also visited their uncle at his apartment in Tecumseh and cousin Jim and Linda Cecile and girls at their home in St. Clair Beach. Happy birthday wishes go to Kathy Merner on October 26 and to her friend Bobby Brown on October 24; and to Rosie Rothenberg on November 2. A birthday party was held for Sharon Brokenshire at her home on Saturday night, arranged by hus- band Allen. A good time was had by all who attended the Halloween masquer- ade party at the home of Marc and Cynthia Strickland. A surprise birthday party and get-together was held at the Dominion Tavern on Friday night for Connie Masse, arranged by hus- band Phil. Jerome and Carmel Sweeney spent a couple days in Oakville last week, visiting their daughter Carrie and Dan Eybergen and their two girls. John and Bridget Groot Sr. returned home recently after spend- ing three weeks in Holland visiting their daughter Jeanne and family; and Bridget's mother who is 93 years old. SOUTH HURON CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE 493 MAIN ST. S., EXETER Member of the ACUPUNCTURE COUNCIL OF ONTARIO DR. MARK JONES 235-4892 FAX 235-2589 Helen Johns MPP is pleased to present. "THE OLDER & WISER PROGRAM" A Seminar for Seniors Featuring Presentations on: • Services for seniors in Huron County • Understanding prescription medication • Safety for seniors - protecting yourself from fraud or financial abuse • Healthy living for seniors FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31 9:30 a.m. -11:30 a.m. Uttle Bowl, Goderlch (use rear entrance to conference room) For more information please contact the office of Helen Johns MPP at 1-800-668-9320 or (519) 235-4920 1 HOME OF THC WEI k... HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS MC ° CRE` M0,E TNIS•LAM:NCLUDE0 AN WIFMIS•,ED 5A6BAE1rt 'MOT 0 10fW LIYDIG R0011 FOYER uoti:,v 10 3',t0 d•5.,' cr',G .y1Ca - MAIN FLOOR PLAN F:MUI(D FLOOR AREA • 1277 SCit- GARAGE AREA • 404 SOP UPPER FLOOR PLAN 011154EC RCCR AREA • .041 5C R TOTAL FII•19ED FLOOR AREA • 255! SC.R TYNAN DESIGN LTD, P!an No. 5T-114 :3651-IOOt•• 4,6,6 BC 2358 BQ,FT, 5nvy �3`. - COMPACT FAMILY HOME BOASTS MANY DEMON FEATURES A stucco exterior boasting arched feature windows with keystone accents is sure to be a welcome addition to the streetscape. Enter into a foyer open to the second storey and brightened by an overhead window. The living room features an elegant vaulted ceiling and cozy gas fireplace. Decorative columns frame the entrance to both the living and dining room. A gourmet style kitchen boasts plenty of cupboard and counter space, a pantry, and a work island. The family room, open to the kitchen, provides a comfortable area for informal gatherings. A unique feature of this plan is the split staircase which allows access to the upper floor from the main hall and the kitchen. Upstairs, there is the potential for, four good sized bedrooms. The master bedroom offers a boxed out sitting area, a walk-in closet, -and a the piece ensuite. An unfinished basement awaits your own creative touch. Plans for BT -114 may be obtained for $465.00 for a package of five complete setsof working prints and $40.00 for each additional set of the same plan. Allow $15.00 extra to cover the cost of postage and handling (B.C. residents add applicable sales tax to plan total) (All Canadian residents add 7% GST to plan total plus postage and handling). This is one of our new designs. Many innovathe plans are now available in our home plan catalogue for $13.85 including postage and handling and 7% GST. Please make all cheques, money orders, and Visa and MasterCard authorizations payable to: Tynan Design Inc. c/o Exeter Tines Advocate Plan of the t*elr. 13659.1081h Avenue, Surrey B.C. V3T 24(4. Home Improvement Specialists advertise here 235-1331 )4trs & Amp1,uaEid Rau, Cavort. • fully 25 • over 25 yes. ettQt7ience • Dump tract • Chipper Sluniannrenolez A(519)238445 laistAttal • Comantid • Reekle•ard asia• Aiarw JipMsrs • Farms R.R. 93 Issas OIL NMI 135 NON mu (e1.) 22114264 ,, .fel itnrualire • VinyFLOOR:INCarpet • Ceramics- • Hardwood Excellent selection of carpet and vinyl remnants Professional Installation 457 , Main St., Exeter 2354401 cross fom'Canadian The TOWN & COUNTRY HOME COMFORT Fireplaces, Gas & Propane, AleHigh Efficiency Furnaces. 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