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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2007-07-18, Page 10rh, nua l z .x THE HENSALL & D KINSMEN CLU sere n, ehe cn•munairs Caron, 10 Exeter Times -Advocate Wednesday, July 18, 2007 4NE Building homes...building M Habitat for Humanity `lURON OUNTY Hu ount dl h oll. ti6l.ao "+aM Helpful equipment — On Saturday, Ed Ozimek, owner of Seaforth Manor and Queensway Residence in Hensall presented Lois Hayter from Huron County Habitat for Humanity with the key to a Bobcat donat- ed by the Ozimeks that will be used in the construc- tion of the Hensall Habitat home. Also present from Habitat for Humanity were from left, Jerry Traquair, DougYeo, Marc Monforton, Paul Dyck and Glenn Hayter. (photo/Pat Bolen) Legion donation —The Hensall Legion recently helped out the Habitat for Humanity Hensall build with a $1,000 donation. Presenting the cheque to site co-chairman JerryTraquair is Hensall Legion president Larry Uyl. (photo/submitted) POLICE BRIEFS Lucan Biddulph collision leaves three in hospital LUCAN BIDDULPH — On July 15 at approximately 6:15 p.m., a two -vehicle collision occurred on Elginfield Road in Lucan Biddulph. A Honda CLL was following a tractor trailer unit eastbound on Elginfield Road just east of the Denfield Road. A Chevrolet Cavalier was westbound on Elginfield Road when the Honda CLL pulled out to pass the tractor trailer unit. The driver of the Chevrolet Cavalier veered to the north ditch in an attempt to avoid the Honda CLL, but the two vehicles collided. The driver of the Honda CLL, a 26 -year-old male from London and his 24 -year-old male passenger, also from London, were transported by land ambulance to London Health Sciences Centre, Victoria Campus. The driver sustained serious injuries and is in stable condition in hospital. The passenger sustained seri- ous life threatening injuries and remains in hospital in critical condition. The 68 -year-old male driver of the Chevrolet Cavalier and his 65 -year-old female passenger were transported by land ambulance to London Health Sciences Centre, University Campus. The driver was treated and released while the female passenger remains in hospital with non -life threaten- ing injuries. The driver of the tractor trailer unit did not stop at the collision scene and police are looking for the driver to come forward, as a witness, and provide further details regarding the collision. Middlesex OPP officers continue to investigate. Windows smashed EXETER — Sometime during the night of July 10 unknown person(s) smashed seven windows at South Huron High School. Bricks were used to smash the windows. Approximate value is $200 per window. Heavy equipment donation helps Habitat HENSALL — Saturday morning at the site of the Hensall Habitat for Humanity home build on Brock Street, the owners of Seaforth Manor and Queensway Residence in Hensall handed over the keys for a Bobcat valued at more than $15,000 to Habitat for Humanity. The Bobcat was bought by the Ozimek family, owners of the Seaforth manor and Queensway to help with renovations and construction of their facilities. Once the renovations were completed, the Ozimeks debated what to do with the machine and decided that donating it to Habitat for Humanity Huron County was the perfect choice. "We had this great machine and wanted to donate it where it would be put to good use," said Ed Ozimek, president of provincial long-term care for the Seaforth and Hensall residences. 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Paul Dyck, past chair- person of Habitat for Humanity Huron County said, "the donation of this Bobcat puts us in an advantageous position CPEO *TECH( Heating & Cooling Limited Gas Furnaces • Fireplaces • BBQ Plumbing • Electrical • Hot Tubs Geothermal Heating & Cooling Hwy 21 & 84, St. Joseph•519-236-4770 Suncoast Mall, Goderich•519-524-4199 1-888-GEO-TECK(436-8325) www.geo-teck.com because it lets us redi- rect money which would have been used to pur- chase or lease this equip- ment. "Each and every dona- tion we receive means we have more money to put directly into our build programs. Dyck added that the Hensall build is "going great," and although, with the group depend- ing on volunteer help it has to be flexible, they are making "super progress." THE HOME OF THE WEEK HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS • MAIN FLOOR PLAN 1298 SQ. 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This will make it easy to add .n in-law suite or bed -and -breakfast room, if local bylaws permit. A door in the foyer provides access to the two -car garage. An L-shaped staircase leads to the .econd level, directly into the expansive open-plan family area. The great room, at the front of the house, includes a gas fireplace positioned so it can also be njoyed from the kitchen and dining room. An entertainment unit at one side of the fireplace provides space for stereo and video equipment and accessories. A oor off the great room opens to the covered front deck, expanding the living space in the warmer months. The dining room, immediately adjacent to the large itchen, includes an optional buffet, sure to be appreciated when it's time to entertain guests. The kitchen's central island, always popular for the additional orking and storage space it provides, includes an eating bar on two sides. An L-shaped counter configuration spells efficiency, with plenty of countertop space. A antry is just around the corner from a convenient phone desk. A window over the double sink opens up the view across the sundeck to the back garden. From the itchen, a door gives access to the sun deck, which is large enough that family members and guests will enjoy al fresco meals there during warm weather. The aster suite is located at the front of the home, sharing access to the covered front deck, which eatures a sloped ceiling. The homeowners are sure to enjoy stepping out onto this attractive outdoor .pace. A walk-in closet contains built-in shelves, and the three-piece en suite separates the room from he second and third bedrooms at the rear, which share a three-piece bathroom. The home measures 3 feet, 8 inches wide and 43 feet, 4 inches deep, for a total of 1,299 square feet of finished living pace. Plans for design 2-3-703A are available for $496 (set of 5), $562 (set of 8) and $604 for a .uper set of 10. B.C. residents add 7% Prov. Sales Tax. 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