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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2008-10-29, Page 9Wednesday, October 29, 2008 Times -Advocate 9 Last free flu clinic in Zurich Sat., Nov 4 By Carmel Sweeney ZURICH CORRESPONDENT ZURICH Congratulations go out to newly weds Brad Masse and Laura Par- sons who were married at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church on Sat., Oct. 25 with dinner and reception held at the Bluewa- ter Complex. Brad is the son of Rick and Karen Masse of RR#3 Zurich. The couple will be living near Dashwood. Happy 50th wedding anniversary wish- es go out to Jim and Veronica Bedard on Oct. 25. The Zurich couple ejoyed a lovely weekend with their children and spouses, Rick and Patti Bedard, Debbie and Steven Overholt and Jackie and Craig Clausius. They spent Saturday and Sunday at the Forest Golf and Country Club and were took part in a murder mystery dinner the- atre. May we offer our sincere sympathy to the family and relatives of the late Edgar Steinbach who died last week, especially to his wife Anne in Zurich. A group of men from the area went moose hunting at Kirkland Lake last week. Included in the trip were Phil Erb, Jack Riddle and Paul, Shawn, Kam and Brian Steckle. The annual residents family Christmas dinner at the Blue Water Rest Home will be held on Sun., Nov. 16 with two sittings at 4 p.m. and 5:45 p.m. followed by the Angel Tree Ceremony outside at 7 p.m. On Sat., Nov. 8 there will be a Centen- nial Crokinole Tournament at the Zur- ich Mennonite Church Hall beginning at noon open to all ages and skills levels. To register contact Jim Ramer at 236-7332 as soon as possible. Hey kids and parents! When you're trick or treating on Friday, don't forget to go to the rest home in Zurich as the residents will be out front ready to hand out candy. Also, follow the pumpkin faces on the lamp post at the "Stone Meadow" condos subdivision to the club house for some goodies. The last free flu shot clinics are in Zur- ich on Tues., Nov. 4 at the complex from 5-7 p.m. and again on Sat., Nov 22 from 9 a.m. - noon. Be sure to bring your health card. CWL The St. Boniface CWL Parish Bazaar held last Saturday was very successful with lots of winners on the penny sale table and from draws. A few of the main items were: 1st prize Child's bicycle won by Toni Brand; 2nd prize - $50 and Penguin won by Maria Ma- thonia; 3rd prize - Grocery hampers won by Adam Murphy and Angela Clark. The Zurich Diners will have a Remembrance Day program following their noon meal on Wed., Nov. 5. On the 12th will be Progressive Euchre. The Auxillary meeting at the Blue Water Rest Home will be on Tues., Nov. 4 in the auditorium Future of Fair in jeapordy By Liz Sangster HENSALL CORRESPONDENT HENSALL The Hensall shuf- fleboard scores for October 21 are as follows: (5 games) Cor DeCorte 523. (4 games) Cecil Pepper 399. (3 games) Harry Pennings 405, Doris Muir 387, Bert Bachert 343, Lorraine Alexander 341, Ann Van Dorren 336, Theo Vandenboom 318, Catherine DeCorte 289, Ray Bennewies 268, Joe Van Dorren 257, Merle McLellan 252. At Carmel Presbyterian Church, Rev. Andy Meinen was the min- ister. he service began with wel- come and announcements. Re- membrance Day service will be held at Hensall United Church this year. Joyce Pepper was the organist for the singing of several familiar hymns. Rev. Andy's message was from Ruth. The offering was re- ceived by Al Hoggarth and Harry Moir. The Nicene Creed was read in unison. The service closed with benediction. TIMES ADVOCATE Ake4 4/44... PAY BY 41111 n 1 \ We gladly accept payment for your account byVisa or Mastercard. Call 519-235-1331 today. The Hensall South Huron Agri- cultural Society will hold a meet- ing on Wed., Nov 12 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium of Hensall Arena. Volunteers and executive mem- bers are urgently needed if the fair is to continue. Everyone is wel- come. The future of the Hensall Spring Fair is in your hands. At Hensall United Church ser- vice began with welcome and an- nouncements and the passing of the peace. Geraldine McAlorum was the minister. The organist was Chuck Mallette. The ush- ers were Lucielle Beer and Lillian Beer. Judy Kyle was the reader and candle -lighter. Pat Veal looked after the nursery. Service closed with benediction and choral amen. The War Amps Sharing the Legacy Members of the CHAMP Program for child amputees will carry on the tradition of "amputees helping amputees" and commemorate and preserve Canada's military heritage. Documentaries can be borrowed free -of -charge or purchased at cost -recovery prices. To see a listing of our Canadian Military Heritage documentaries, visit our Web site at www.waramps.ca, or to order a pamphlet, contact The War Amps: E -ZEE ACCESS: Tel.: 1 800-250-3030 Fax: 1 800-219-8988 f i Charitable Registration No.: 13196 9628 RR0001 at 6:30 p.m. Members are asked to please bring a couple items for the grocery ham- per for our draws at the family dinner on Nov. 16. Also bring $5 for dues. Entertain- ment will be provided by Pearl -Ann with Grace Martin. We will be turning the clocks back 1 hour on Sat., Nov. 1. And don't forget to put a new battery in your smoke alarm. Joe and Martha Risi spent four days on a bus trip last week at a resort in West Vir- ginia. The Lions Club had a very interest- ing meeting last Wednesday with guest speaker, Erin Roy, of Bayfield who was an Olympic Torch bearer in China last June. There were 19 Lions in attendance. Plans are being made for their annual old fashioned Turkey Bingo at the Bluewater Complex on Wed., Dec. 3. Gerry and Debbie Pennings of RR 1 Zur- ich enjoyed a bus trip to Longcastle, Penn- sylvania for four days recently. Best wishes for a speedy recovery go out to Sadi Klopp. Mark and Annette Stephan and family have moved back to Ontario after spending more than ten years in To- kyo, Japan and are now living near Strat- ford. St. Boniface School is having a'IOne Stop Shopping Event" in the gym on Sat., Nov. 15 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. with several local merchants taking part. Everyone is wel- come! The ELW London Fall Conference will be held this Sat., Nov. 1 at the Zion Lu- theran Church in Stratford. Guest speaker is Pastor Patricia Jackson sharing about her mission trip. This Halloween there will be a group of high school students coming around trick or treating for non-perishable food items. All the items donated will be given to lo- cal food banks through the Social Justice Club at SHDHS. They ask that you have your food items ready at the door so they can cover the whole town in one night. Thank you for your support. Zurich shuffleboard results 4 wins Charlotte Norton 353, Karl Regier 208; 3 wins Jack Powell 229; 2 wins Cecilia Farwell 331, Elaine Weido 271, Isabel Gascho 251, Ursula Regier 232. Ready MIX 519-786-5781 Long Distance 1-800-565-1443 Plant, Industrial Park, R.R.1, Forest "WHERE SERVICE & QUALITY STILL COUNTS" • Ready Mix Concrete • Concrete Pumping Service • Stone Slinger Service FfoorsFirst Innovative Flooring • Armstrong Vinyl • Ceramics • Pergo • Carpet • Hardwood • Area Carpets PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATIONS 519-235-4401 457 MAIN ST. 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(180.3 M')' JENISH HOUSE DESIGN LIMITED /2 silo -141y l'�� � Ara' Plan number 6-3-349 UNIQUE SPLIT-LEVEL DESIGN - A main -floor maste suite is a design feature that appeals to many homeowners, as long as plenty of privacy is maintained. This split-level design fills the bill on both counts. Tucked away at the side of this home, the master suite is neatly separated from the central living area on the main floor. The ensuite features a soaker tub with a tiled surround for a touch of spa -like luxury The walk-in closet will be roomy enough for a couple's clothing and accessories. And the kitchen is only a few steps away for easy access to that early morning cup of cof- fee. At the entrance to the house, a covered veranda offers an inviting welcome to the front door and into the rectangular foyer, which offers an immediate view into the formal living room on the right. The dining room and living room combine to create a large area that will be ideal for large gatherings. A sloping ceiling adds drama in the dining room, and a built -out buffet will be both useful and attractive. A sliding door not only provides easy access to the family room, but it can be closed when required. The family room, kitchen and breakfast room create a spacious open area that is sure to be appreciated for al day-to-day activities. The family room also boasts a sloping ceiling, and a gas fireplace will make it the perfect spot for activities during the cooler months. The kitchen features a central island, a walk-in pantry and plenty of counter space for easy meal preparation. A door from the breakfast room opens on to the covered deck at the real, the perfect spot for year-round barbecuing. A laundry room, powder room and coat cupboard complete the layout on this level. Stairs from the family room lead to the upstairs sleeping area, where the second and third bedrooms share a three-piece bathroom conveniently located between them. The front bedroom has an attractive bay window with a window seat — the perfect spot to curl up with a book. The double garage has a side door, as well as access to the house through the laundry room. On the exterior, painted pilasters and stone accents lend charm to this one and one-half storey plan. The house measures 42 feet wide and 53 feet, 10 inches deep, fora total of 1,941 square feet of living space, plus the unfinished basement included in the plans. MOFF &PoWE1I LUMBER STORE "YOU CAN SHOP WHERE THE BUILDERS BUY" MITCHELL - #8 Highway CALL WAYNE PEARCE 519-348-8437 • 1-800-663-6977 Mon. -Fri. 7:30-5:30 Saturday 8-5 p.m. HURON CONTRACTORS INC. 280 Thames Rd. W. hn3i•.`l �ij P.O. Box 13 11 Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S6 DEAN DUCHARME Call 519-235-4726 Fax: 519-235-0618 www.huroncontractors.ca FURNITURE FACELIFTS FURNITURE REFINISHING WITH PRIDE • finish trim, doors/cupboards, colours to match • antiques & unfinished furniture • hand stripping • hand -rubbed stains • choice of finishes • repairs • pick-up & delivery • free estimates STEPHEN FINKBEINER 519-234-6371 RR#2 Crediton E-mail: fumlturefacelifts@sympatico.ca CONSTRUCTION • Houses • Additions • Renovations • Farm Buildings • Siding • Bathroom & Kitchens • Replacement Windows & Doors RAY MILLS 519-228-6704 Fax: 519-228-7001 Centralia, ON NOM 1K0 T.N.T. STAND-BY POWER INC. GENERATORS: PTO, Diesel, Portable SWITCHES: Grade Level, Pole Top, Automatic KILOWATT KING DIESEL CONVERSIONS www.kilowattgenerators.com tntstandby©hccl.net DON TRIEBNER R.R. #1 Exeter, ON NOM 1 S4 51 9-237-3641 Toll Free 866-383-3641 Fax: 519-237-3522 • Cell. 519-871-3641 EAVESTROUGHING LTD. • Seamless Eavestrough • Soffit • Fascia • Siding • Asphalt • Steel Rooting • Shutters • 40' Boom Truck SINCE 1990 CALL GERRY BONDED & INSURED 519-228-6295 FREE ESTIMATES Fax: 519-228-6534 STANLAKE CEMENT CONTRACTOR • Concrete Forming • Foundations & Floors • Coloured & Impressed Concrete • Driveways & Sidewalks R.R. 2 GRAND BEND Dan 519-243-3261 Bruce 519-238-2522 CItKIRI HON STAIVIPCRETE DECORATIVE CONCRETE • Installation • Cement Finishing • Patios • Sidewalks • Driveways • Pools FREE ESTIMATES MOBILE 519-521-3271 SHAWN RAU JOE RAU BLUEWATER winnows s MOORS Sales • Service • Installation _eke. eerie sie ID asu www.bluewaterwindows.ca e-mail: sales@bluewaterwindows.ca 394 HURON RD. GODERICH, ON PHONE 519-524-1520 • FAX 519-524-9705 RONA 5xAx14-,IwAv Hwy. 84, ZURICH Tel: 519-236-4393 265 Main St. N., EXETER Tel: 519-235-2061 Your Project Partner..• • Paints • Cedar Lumber • Patio Stones • Hardware • Decks • Fences • Kitchen Cabinets • Bath Fixtures