All four chiller units have arrived to tie the piping to.  Two of the units will be installed in the choir loft at the very front of the overhang.  Chris explained that air return holes will be cut in the front of the choir loft overhang.  They will nicely follow the shape of the woodworking in the loft’s surround.  Of course, they will be boxed in and hidden from view with the original panels. The other two units will be installed behind the new reredos that is planned for the sanctuary.

Chris then took me down to show me how the system tied in with out existing registers.  I had heard, but it was verified, that the registers we now have are set up for a chilling system to be installed. My obvious question to Chris was, “Explain to me the difference between a cold water system and a forced air system.”  (Some of you may think this is an uneducated question, but I bet there’s a number of you who need it explained, like me.)  He explained; our system is set up with a series of pipes.  In the winter these pipes carry warm water from the boiler to the registers.  With the new air conditioning system, these pipes will carry cold water through the pipes which will, in turn, absorb the heat from the building and cool the environment.  You can see the water coils inside the registers.  These pipes will also sweat but need to be exposed to the church air and cannot be insulated.  Our registers are equipped with drip pans and drains for use with a cooling system.

The Renovation & Beautification committee and Fr. Dave had many discussions about the “difficulty” of getting a commercial company to come in for a small installation like ours.  We’re not quite commercial but way bigger than residential.  So, of course, I asked Chris if we were one of the smaller jobs he’s done.  He answered that, while we were small, the work required was significantly more difficult, because of the accessibility issues.  He and his partner are used to doing installations on Churches that are being newly built. Chris also mentioned that, while he’s working in the church itself, he just feels like he’s being ‘watched’.  I know what you mean Chris

We hope you can join us for this fun event. Please don’t forget to invite your family, friends and colleagues to our Awards Celebration – even if they don’t golf – this will be a great party!

Best of all, aside from all the fun we’ll have, this event will allow us to raise funds for the Renovation of our beautiful St. Boniface Church, and you sponsorship is tax deductible. We look forward to hearing from you and seeing you on June 14^th!

Click below to print out a pdf version of the Registration Form or Sponsorship Form!

Dick Bassett Memorial Golf Outing Registration

Dick Bassett Memorial Golf Outing Sponsorship Form

Drawing to be held at Fall Festival,

October 4, 2009

At St. Boniface Catholic Church

1^st Prize – 30% of Total Sales

2^nd Prize – 15% of Total Sales

3^rd Prize – 5% of Total Sales

$5.00 per ticket

3 tickets for $10.00

to benefit St. Boniface Renovation

Up to $30,000.00 Potential Winnings!

Tickets will be on sale at the Lenten Fish Fries, in the parish office, or see a Renovation committee member or Knight of Columbus to purchase yours!

Can you sell tickets?

Bonus! For every 100 tickets sold, seller will receive a $25 VISA gift card!

Request a pack to sell today!

Call the St. Boniface parish office: 419-898-1389 for details.

Winner need not be present to win. Winner is subject to withholding tax.