The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2006-01-18, Page 10SHAWN RAL1 JOE RAU BLUEWATER WINDOWS & DOORS Sales • Service • Installation Raizwww. bl uewaterwindows.ca e-mail: salesabluewaterwindows.ca 394 HURON RD. GODERICH, ON • PHONE (519 524-1520 • FAX (519 524-9705 } 10 Exeter Times—Advocate Wednesday, January 18, 2006 Non -smoking week is now in full swing ONTARIO — National Non -Smoking Week began Sunday. Research shows daily smoking occurs in 21 per cent of Canadian homes with children under the age of 12, regularly exposing over 800,000 children to harmful toxins found in second-hand smoke. The Lung Association has partnered up with the Ministry of Health Promotion leading a program, Youth Advocacy Training Institute (YATI). This provides members with extensive Slop training sessions covering policy -related tobacco control issues. The province is also supporting the smomnimplementation of the Smoke -Free Ontario legislation which will prohibit smoking in public places and workplaces. According to The Lung Association, 16,000 people in Ontario will die from smoking every year, which works out to 44 deaths a day. For more information on lung health or smoking cessation call The Lung Association at 1-888-566- 5864 or visit www.on.lung.ca Singles crokinole play Jan. 24 By Joan Beierling VARNA CORRESPONDENT VARNA - The Jan. 15 Sunday worship, at Goshen United Church opened with Marg Robinson lighting the Christ candle. The chil- dren's time was aided by Morgan Coclough's talk- ing Elmo doll that among other things says "Elmo loves you". Little Morgan kept a watchful eye on Pastor Elly as she spoke to the children about our loving God knowing our names. The children recited the following little poem for the congregation: "if you think God doesn't hear you, then that is really a shame. Not only does God hear you, but, God knows you by name". Annie, Makailah McBride and Madison Louch all got to dip into the goody bag, for know- ing the answer to the weekly Sunday School question. Joyce Dowson led the Responsive Psalm of the day and Pastor Elly spoke of God's call not being limited to min- isters and ministry. Just prior to the offering, Joe Laurie shared the Minute for Mission, a report of faith in action. Thoughts and prayers were offered for the fam- ilies of Evelyn McBeath and the congregation was reminded of the wedding of Bill Peck and Michelle Burtch on Jan. 21 and the baptism of Ethan Michael Hayter next Sunday. The Varna crokinole club met last Tuesday evening for doubles play. The club was pleased to welcome visi- tors Don and Jungsoon Hearn , son and daugh- ter-in-law of Bill Hearn. Don and Jungsoon live in Korea and are visiting Bill for awhile. Couples were paired up by drawing cards for partners. Top four pairs that won were Ivan McClymont and Abe Leitch with 35 points, Ralph Stephenson and Bill Hearn with 31, Joe Fulop and Don Hearn with 26 and Alec Ostrom and David Turner with 22 points. The club will meet Tues., Jan 24 for singles play. VARNA NEWS Congratulations Scott M. Rasenberg, CA The firm of Woods & Pearson Chartered Accountants Professional Corporation, is pleased to announce that Scott Rasenberg has just recently obtained his Chartered Accountant designation. Scott has a BA in Economics from the University of Western Ontario and a B. Comm from the University of Windsor and is also a very active referee in the OHA. We welcome Scott's energy and dedication as our newest Chartered Accountant. We are proud of your acheivement! ARSON CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION 40 King St. W, Forest Tel 786-4877; Fax 786-2761 WOO 4544 London Line, Reece's Corners Tel 845-3326; Fax 845-3856 Rachel Schwalm receives award By Liz Sangster HENSALL CORRESPONDENT HENSALL - At Carmel Presbyterian Church Tracy Whitson-Bahro's message was 11Speak Lord". Joyce Pepper was the pianist. The offering was received by Harry Smith and Al Hoggarth. The annual meeting of the Hensall and Community Horticultural Society was held Mon., Jan. 11 at Hensall United Church. President Luanne Phair welcomed everyone and asked Kay Wise to install the directors - Sandra Turner, Betty Simmons, Bill Gibson, Cecil Pepper, Sybille Schaufler, and Rita Van Wieren. President Luanne Phair, treasurer Ann Maxwell, secretary Janeth Sangster and vice president Liz Sangster were then installed. The minutes of the 2004 annual meet- ing were then read and approved, and the minutes of the November meeting were also approved as read. President Luanne Phair asked Rachel Schwalm to come forward to receive a service certificate. Rachel has been a valued society member for many years, has served on the executive, has worked in the gardens, has sold plants from her own garden and given the proceeds to the plant sale. At 86 years of age she is still an active gardener and still encour- ages people to join the society. Rachel was thrilled to receive the award. Luanne introduced Marie from Plant Paradise to discuss new plants for 2006. She also gave tips on rose care. Luanne thanked Marie for the presentation. A social hour followed. Door prize winners were Cecil Pepper, Evaline McAllister, and Joyce Pepper. The next scheduled meeting of the soci- ety is on Feb. 13. F(oorsFirst Innovative Flooring * Armstrong Vinyl * Ceramics * Pergo * Carpet * Hardwood * Area Carpets PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATIONS 235-4401 457 MAIN ST. S. EXETER www,floorsfirstcom/innovativeflooring Large PARA quantity of In stock" Wallpaper, also 500 sample books to choose from Paint - Sundries - Giftware Exeter Decor Centre 15 GIDLEY ST. EXETER 235-1010 tiENIND BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA) Wc0 KECK Heating & Cooling Limited BURNING FIREPLACES ON DISPLAY - HOT TUBS - 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) www.geo-teck.com TME HOME OF THE WEEK... ROME IMPROVEMENT SPECI fiLISTS THIS DESIGN INCLUDES AN UNFINISHED BASEMENT Air ALL DESIGNS. PLANS AND RENDERINGS 0 COPY RICSNT JENISH HOUSE DESIGN LIMBED MAIN FLOOR PLAN 2251 SQ. FT. {200.1 5,11 BONUS ROOM 454 SQ. FT. (42.2 MI WIDTH -66'-8- {16.5M} DEPTH - 54'-'111" (18.7M4 PLAN NO. H 1-3-5528 TOTAL 2T85 SQ. FT. (251.7 15') PLAN H1-3-528 Family Home With its wide frontage and charming Arts -and -Crafts exterior, this three -bedroom -plus -den family home is equally suitable for a large city lot or a spread in the country. The inviting raised entrance offers the opportunity to bring the landscaping right up to the front door. Decorative double doors lead to a central open foyer with a view through to the living room and dining room at the rear. Sloping ceilings offer design interest, and light floods through a skylight on the roof ridge. The living room and dining room share a comfortably spacious area, ideal for both casual family times and formal entertaining. In the living room, a half -wall overlooks the stairs to the lower level, and picturesque windows on either side of the fireplace open up the view to the back garden. The dining room boasts a convenient buffet and french doors that open to a large sundeck, with steps down to the back garden. A pocket door provides access from the dining room to the expansive kitchen and breakfast room. This large, informal area offers a practical and congenial space for day-to-day living, and the ample kitchen has room enough to encourage more than one cook to help with family meals.ln the family room, a fireplace and entertainment wall will provide the focus for many enjoyable evenings. French doors open to the sundeck, large enough for a barbecue, where the family can enjoy outdoor meals in the summertime. A powder room and laundry room are located behind the kitchen. The double garage offers convenient access to the house, via the laundry room—where outdoor clothing can be stored—and through to the kitchen. An optional bonus room above the garage would be ideal as a private guest -room, a games room or a studio, as desired. Lit by dormer windows, it has the added convenience of an adjoining powder room. The main -floor master suite is self-contained, with its own private balcony, five -piece ensuite with bayed window, his -and -hers closets and a linen cupboard. The second and third bedrooms, one with an attractive window seat, share a three-piece bathroom. A study off the foyer completes the main -floor layout. The window seat provides a comfortable place to curl up with a book. Alternatively, the study's location just off the front door makes it ideally situated for use as a home office. The exterior displays an abundance of design flair, with stained-glass accents, picture -window mouldings, brick with corner quoins and horizontal siding. The single-entry double garage enjoys plenty of natural light from windows that maintain the style of the residence. An unfinished basement is included with the plans. Exterior walls feature 2 x 6 construction. The house is 60 feet, 8 inches wide and 54 feet, 10 inches deep with 2,251 square feet of living space. Plans for design H1-3-528 are available for $636 (set of 5), $721(set of 8) and $775 for a super set of 10. B.C. residents add 7 % Prov. Sales Tax. Also add $20.00 for Priority charge within B.C. or $40.00 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. The NEW 38th Edition of the Home Plan Catalogue containing over 300 plans is available for $13.50 (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/oExeterTimes Advocate, Unit 7,15243 91st Avenue Surrey, B.C. V3R 8P8 CALL 1-888-458-9235 OR SEE OUR WEB PAGE ORDER FORM ON: http://www.jenish.com AND E-MAIL YOUR ORDER TO: homeplans@jenish.com CONSTRUCTION • Houses • Additions • Renovations • Farm Buildings • Siding • Bathroom & Kitchens • Replacement Windows & Doors RAY MILLS (519) 228-6704 Fax: 228-7001 Centralia Ont. NOM 1K0 Moisture in your windows? DON'T REPLACE - RESTORE Fog Free Window Repair CRYSTAL CLEAR WINDOW WORKS AUTHORIZED DEALER www.FogFreeWindowRepair.com (519) 227-1210 Toll Free 1-866-778-5034 "n77..1 R.I OUG Seamless Eavestroughing - Siding - Soffit - Fascia _ Asphalt - Steel - Flat Roofing FREE ESTIMATES WAYNE TRUEMNER TREVOR TRUEMNER Exeter, ON Hensall, ON Home:(519) 235-0883 Home:(519) 262-2984 Cell: (519) 281.1040 Cell: (519) 671-6117 EAVESTROUGHING LTD. • Seamless Eavestrough • Soffit • Fascia • Siding • Asphalt • Steel Roofing • Shutters • 40' Boom Truck SINCE 1990 CALL GERRY BONDED & INSURED FREE ESTIMATES Fax 228-6534 228-6295 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 Hensali MAIORflPPLIANCE MATTRESS CENTRE IlenalI GE Appliance Centre • Mons: 51420-2748 • 14868364011 SALES & SERVICE City Selection with Country Service MIKE GRAHAM E-mail hensallappliance@execulink.com 107 King St. Box 280 Hensall On NOM 1X0 Phone (519) 262-2728 1-888-836-4478 RONA CASHWAY Hwy. 84, ZURICH Tel: 236-4393 265 Main St. N. EXETER Tel: 235-2081 Your Project Partner... • Flooring • Paints • Cedar Lumber • Lumber • Patio Stones • Hardware • Decks • Fences • Kitchen Cabinets • Bath Fixtures