All The Best Wishes From U-C WEBS
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We wish you a Happy Holidays!
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October = Monster Month in Elora and Fergus
Centre Wellington has a tradition in October. It started several years ago in Elora, when artist Tim Murton turned the downtown area of Elora into a Halloween extravaganza.
Posted by nardo Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Categories: Events
Tags: elora, fergus, halloween
Pictures of Old and New(er) Fergus
Maybe you have seen old pictures of historic Fergus on the website gri.ca before. Well, John Gordon, who created this site for his consulting firm, moved to Ottawa this year and asked us to take care of his Fergus pages.
The site had some really neat pictures on it, from historic old Fergus. Pictures from the Centre Wellington Museum & Archives, and local historian and author Pat Mestern. You can see the section we incorporated into our website on www.ferguspages.com/two-centuries.html. And we created this picture galleries of the photos from that section.
Enjoy!
Mini Tornado in Fergus? Lot Of Windstorm Damage
What a storm last Saturday. In a matter of a few hours the temperature dropped from about 10-15 degrees (Celcius). We had to change venues for our 15 year Celebration of the Elora Fergus Unitarian Church as the Victoria Park Seniors Centre was without power.The Fergus Elora News Express reports damages from Pilkington Township to Belwood Lake. I have only heard of material damage, and nothing as catastrophic as the 2005 tornado that swept through Centre Wellington.
Here are a few pictures that I took of the damage:
True-Centre Muffler & Brakes
Whether your car needs mufflers, brakes, a general repair or maintenance, True Centre can help you out. Ron Brouwer, proprietor of True-Centre Muffler & Brakes in Fergus for already 2.5 years, is quick to point out that his company is more than just mufflers and brakes, and that they offer complete car care.
A lot has happened since he took ownership of the company previously owned by Gerry VanGrootheest. Business has been good, and he is thankful for the great deal of word-of-mouth advertising he is getting from satisfied customers. Ron and his team of skilled, trained technicians work hard in order to help the public with their automotive needs and making the customer happy. This means keeping an eye on many aspects of the customer’s experience, including clean waiting rooms and washrooms – making sure that the shop is inviting to men and women alike. Read more…