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The recent annual Ham Supper was popular once again raising about $2,000 for the Affiliate.	Volunteers served up a delicious meal including a collection of very fine home made pies. Extra pies were auctioned off at the end of the second sitting raising nearly $225.

Rededication of the second Habitat home built by the Affiliate took place September 20, 2008. The original homeowner sold the home back to the Affiliate after raising her children there, upgrading her education, and landing a well paying and satisfying job where she received a promotion that took her back to her hometown in northern Ontario. The new Habitat family moved into the home after some minor renovations in June.

Susan Walker (L) from RBC Dominion Securities, Belleville presented a cheque in support of Prince Edward-Hastings Habitat for Humanity to Affiliate Executive Director, Melanie Flynn on September 19.

Current build: Belleville, ON

Students and staff take a break on July 2 at the build site in Belleville	The roof joists will soon be up
St Theresa Secondary School may be out for the summer, but these students and staff member are on the job at the 10th Habitat build site for the Affiliate.	Walls are made of insulated concrete forms (ICF) for maximum energy efficiency in thirst first "Energy Efficient Building" in Belleville.
One of the many St Theresa Secondary School students takes a lunch break at the job site.	There will be lots of insulation in this special energy efficient home. Heating will be provided by an in-floor central heating system.
The final cement pour for the Belleville Habitat build means that the roof joists can go up next. The energy efficient home makes use of ICF construction method.	St. Theresa Secondary School students and staff help during the final cement pour at the Belleville build site on George Street.
The George Street Habitat home is taking shape as of July 16th.	The Energy Star home has in floor heating installed for maximum energy efficiency.
By September 8, the windows have been installed, the internal framing is complete and the wiring is done.
As of October 7th most of the siding was installed. Inside the heating system was to be hooked up so dry walling can begin....won't be long now.	Habitat volunteer, Susan Sivel, chats with Cheryl about the roomy second floor of the George Street house.
New Habitat home buyer, Cheryl Rohrback, does some cleaning up as workmen complete a plumbing job during the second week of September. Drywall not fare off... New Habitat home buyer, Leverne Rohrback, helps install insulation on the second floor walls and ceiling. Affiliate volunteer of the year, Vince, is on the job once again installing the "bird's nests" on the corners of the house. The final touches are underway at the 2008 Habitat build in Belleville just in time for the family to move in before Christmas. Workers were busy on December 10 getting ready for the family to move in on December 13, just in time for Christmas. The children were really excited to be in their new home to organize their very own rooms. The newest Habitat family are in their home a few days before Christmas. A dedication ceremony on December 20th made it official.
The Wall of Fame is growing at the latest Habitat home build in Belleville.
Technical advice and on site ICF construction instruction is provided by MHS Contracting of Brighton.

Flinton, Ontario build, 2007

The lot and some support financing were donated by Chisholm's (Roslin) Limited, a Chisholm family run lumber business since 1857.

Prince Edward-Hastings Habitat for Humanity president, Norah Buckley, presents the keys to the newest Habitat family at the dedication ceremony of the Flinton Home.

From the beginning...

Bill Juby, of Tweed steps in to build the knee wall when the lead carpenter became unavailable	Doug Chisholm, Chisholm's (Roslin's) Lumber, sponsors of the Flinton home build (centre), Rob Bonter, build project manager (r), watch with newest Habitat home owners, Wendy Reid and sons Liam and Jayden	Jayden, 3, son of the newest Habitat home owners gets to work at the build site near Flinton.
The Flinton Habitat for Humanity Building crews made their Oct. 30th competition target.		Wendy helps prepare for window installation on her new Habitat home.
Volunteers from CFB Trenton work on the roof at the build August 5th.		CFB Trenton volunteers have worked on nearly all 9 Affiliate homes since 1995. This roof was completed in one day.
Tweed's Brite Electric sent out a full crew of volunteers to the Habitat home build in Flinton, making short work of installing the elctricals in the three bedroom home. Flinton building committee chair, Ruth Peck, reports volunteers were very generous.
A volunteer group from CIBC branches in Picton, Belleville, Tweed, Kingston, Brighton and Trenton spent September 26th working at the Flinton home build site. The group also brought a cheque for $1,000 from CIBC head office in Toronto.

Click flooring makes the job easier for the Flinton volunteer crews, and it looks great too.	Volunteers take a break at the Flinton home while installing the basement steps.
The Flinton home nears competition. A public open house is set for November 17.	View in the basement area of the Flinton home.
To the end...
Front view of the Flinton home.	Rear view of the Flinton home