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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2004 THE NEW TANNER de EWAG NEws EWAG Community Serv- ices is relocating! Many of you are aware that we are renovating and moving into the old Hydro office in Rockwood. We are very ex- cited about the prospect of having new facilities, but with the move, we will need more help. Our store and office will be separate so we will need quite a few more volunteers for the store and the occasional volunteer for the office. If you are interested in helping out, please give Lynn a call at the EWAG office. I would like to do some training of store vol- unteers before April 1. Many thanks to all the dedicated vol- unteers we have now who have to put up with me. Get your tickets soon for SMILE Theatre coming on Thursday, March 18 at Rockmosa Community Cen- tre. The show starts at 1:30 p.m. and all are welcome to attend. Advance tickets are $7 and $10 at the door. Need help with your resume or job search? Then you need to come in on Tues- days at 10 a.m. to talk to Natalie from 2™ Chance Employment Counselling. This is a great service in our community. Good news with our store hours. The store is now open on Fridays from 12 to 4 p.m. as well as our usual time from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays. Please remember our Food Pantry is Tuesdays by ap- pointment only. You need to call ahead if you need this service. Weare located at 126 Main St. S. in Rockwood. Our phone number is 856-2113. Our email address is ewag2@sentex.net. Please remember that we offer fax, laminating and photocopying service for a small fee for those needing any of those services, We also carry gov- Wall. - Submitted photo ernment forms such as So- cial Insurance, OHIP and Canada Pension. The SMILE Theatre Com- pany Presents: Tonight We Raid Berlin, a musical trib- ute to Irving Berlin, featuring all time favourites such as Cheek to Cheek, Alexander's Ragtime Band, Always, and more. This performance will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 24 at 1:30 p.m. at the Theatre in Centre 2000, Erin. Tickets are $7 in advance or $10 at the door. For ticket informa- tion please call Elaine at 833-4420. Bus Trip to Canada Blooms: Thursday March 4 a bus will be leaving from "109 Club", Erin at 9 a.m. heading into Toronto for the spectacular Canada Blooms and Garden Show at the Metro Convention Centre. This show is one of the larg- est flower and garden shows in the country. The transpor- tation cost is $7 for members or $10 for non-members. The entrance fee to the show is $15. Save yourself the hassle of fighting with traf- fic and finding a parking spot. Everyone is welcome. To reserve your seat on the bus call Elaine at 833-4420. Need old yourlelp body who has last surplus uniforms that ABOVE THE CROWD: Staff and students of St. Joseph Out Loud" at the antics of Ben Burland. Ben, seen here on his unicycle, juggled his way into everyoné's heart. Funds raised by the performance went to support Off The The Rockw Eden Mills History Day Sunday | The Eden Mills Historical Society welcomes people to come to the Community Hall on Sunday February 22 from 2.p.m. to 4 p.m. for the second Eden Mills History Day. Local people, organiza- tions and churches will be displaying old photos and historical documents. Dis- plays will include historical archives from Edgewood ( Wellington OPP Report =) DOMESTIC VIOLENCE On Feb. 11 at 4:50 p.m. a Wellington OPP officer re- _ sponded to a report of an assault at a residence on Main Street in Rockwood. The vic- tim, a 38-year-old female reported that her ex-common- law spouse had assaulted her. No medical attention was re- quired. A 45-year-old Brampton male is being sought on an assault charge. IMPAIRED DRIVER On Feb. 13 at 3:11 a.m. a Wellington OPP investigated the driver of a car on Highway 7 at Wellington County Road 29 in Eramosa Township. The driver had been drinking and was administered.a roadside screening device test and failed. A 24 year-old Campbellville man was arrested and faces a charge of Driving With More than 80 mgs. ERIN CRASH On Feb. 10 at 5:26 p.m. Wellington OPP responded to areport of a head-on collision on Wellington Country Road 24 near Erin Township Sideroad 10. The collision oc- curred when a van struck a pickup truck head-on. Paramedics transported the van driver to Georgetown hos- school really "Laughed pital where she was treated for non-life threatening injuries. She had been drinking. A 44-year-old Hanover woman was arrested and faces charges. Speeder of the Week Feb. 12 Const. Steven Hunter of the Guelph Detach- ment of the Wellington OPP was southbound on Highway 7 in Eramosa on routine pa- trol. As the officer crested the hill near the 7 Line, he ob- served a pick-up coming directly towards him in his lane at a high rate of speed. The officer activated his moving radar and the vehicle entered the bean and recorded a speed.of.147-km/h.in.a posted 80km/h zone. The ve- hicle returned to the northbound lane and when it passed him, the officer ob- served a van travelling at a high rate of speed. The officer activated his moving radar and the vehicle entered the beam and recorded a speed of 143- km/h in a posted 80 km/h zone. The officer turned around and stopped both ve- hicles. The 17-year-old Rockwood man driving the truck and the17-year-old Campbellville woman driving the van were both charged with speeding and are scheduled to appear in Guelph's Provincial Offences Act Court on March 8. PORTS & CENTRE ve Camp, Eden Mills Presbyte- rian Church, Eden Mills United Church, Eden Mills Brownies and Guides, and Guelph-Eramosa Township LACAC, among others. Families and individuals will be on hand to share pho- tos and conversation about years gone by. Wilda MacDougall, former corre- spondent with the Acton Free Press, will be on hand with her collection of news- paper clippings of Eden Mills events and personal stories over the years. Barb Marshall, chair of the Historical Society feels very passionate about local his- tory. "It is very important to bring those old photos, let- ters and other interesting items out of the attic and share them with others, es- pecially children," says Barb. Marshall's great-great grandmother, Rachel (Cleaver) Ramsey (wife of John Ramsey) was the first LANDING Rockwood aept G,S.E.C KIDS SUMMER HOCKEY LEAGUE 4TH SEASON® PPRIL{NAY JUNE only 215% (GST INCLUDED) All games played at the G.S.E.C. KIDS FON-CONTACT SUYER HOCKEY LEAGRE .-with fosue on fun and emphasis on participation v Includes: Jersey, Awards and Complimentary Banquet v 12- game schedule plus playoffs and practises * Ages 6-16 years ° Call or drop by the OSG 519-822-4900 ext. 201 Deadline to Register: /lareh 01/04 Paar a aie aunt So FISHERMAN'S Phone: 856-4950 "The BEST Fish & Chips" in Rockwood and all surrounding areas. HOURS: Wed, Thurs. & Sat. 11:00 - 7:30 Fri. 11:00 - 8:30 white woman to settle in Wellington County. The story of the Ramsey brother settlers is featured in Deborah Quaile's new book Rockwood: A Mosaic of Memories (2003). Marshall recalls, "My grandfather, Norman Scott Marshall, who owned Marshall's General Store in Eden Mills for over 40 years, instilled a deep sense of pride in the family. and local history." The Marshall family will be on hand with a table of old photos and memorabilia. Light refreshment will be offered and a donation of $2.00 towards the programs and services of the Eden Mills and District Commu- nity Club would be appreciated. Anyone with historical photographs, in- formation or objects from Eden Mills and area to share are welcome to come out and display them. ve a.