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THURSDAY, JULY 28, 2005 THE NEW TANNER BRAVING THE HEAT FOR HABITAT: Volunteers were busy at work last Thursday building two new homes in Rockwood for Habitat for Humanity. From left to right are new homeowner Robyn Lizotte, Elisabeth, and Kalvin, a student earning school credit. - Photo by Rebecca Ring The Rockwood s or MULLET: By Rebecca Ring The Rockwood Miller Welling gton O,P.P.. A 35-year-old Cambridge woman faces numerous charg- es after a Wellington OPP officer stopped her regarding a speeding violation on Highway 6 (Hanlon Expressway) near Clair Rd. in Guelph on Saturday, July 23 at 4a.m. Police said the officer observed the butt of a firearm sticking out of the rear of the driver seat of the 1994 Ford Windstar. The driver was uncooperative and kept reaching into her pants, police said, so she was taken into custody. Asearch of the suspect and vehicle resulted in seizure of a quantity of crack cocaine, marijuana, drug paraphernalia, jewellery, a 38-calibre pistol, two replica handguns and a Tazer stun gun. Erika M. Fratilla, 35, of Cambridge, faces charges of unauthorized possession of a weapon, occupant of a mo- tor vehicle possess firearm, carry a concealed weapon, obstructing a peace officer, possession of crack cocaine, possession of marijuana and possession of property ob- tained by crime. Impaired Driving An officer from the OPP responded to a report of a single motor vehicle collision on Wellington Road 26, south of Wellington Road 18, in West Garafraxa Township on Satur- day, July 23 at 8:04p.m. The collision occurred when a 1992 GMC Tracker lost control and entered the ditch. Police said the driver had fled the scene. He was located on Wellington Road 18. Police said he had been drinking. A 27-year-old man from Mississauga was arrested and faces charges of impaired driving, and driving with more than 80 mgs. OU ea ae Cela gale | 50th Wedding Anniversary with family and friends | atan Open House Sunday, July 31, 2005 from | | 1:00pm to 5:00pm at Rockmosa Hall in Rockwood. | Best wishes only pleas Kyle Dodd Join us for the GRAND OPENING of The Village Barber Shop Wednesday, Aug 4" 4pm with Halton/Wellington MP Mike Chong Merna Prete Hairstylist/Barber 155 Main St. S. Rockwood 519-856-0803 Located at the Village Beauty Boutique. Rear Entrance. DONATING TO DEVELOPMENT: Jeremy Grant (left), on behalf of the Seaton Group, handed over a cheque for $8,007.88 to Marty Durksen, representing Habi- tat for Humanity Wellington. The donation covered development charges for the Rockwood build. - Photo by Rebecca Ring Seaton Group donates $8,007 to Habitat build Jeremy Grant of the Seaton Group Building Kyle Dodd makes squad Eastern Michigan Uni- versity (EMU) released its 2005-2006 basketball roster on Friday, July 22 and it includes Kyle Dodd of Rockwood. The 610" centre, a graduate of John F. Ross Collegiate in Guelph, will play in the NCAA Divi- sion | men's basketball for EMU. He's the only Canadian listed on the team roster where most players are from Michigan. Kyle is also one of the tallest players on the team at 6°10" sharing that height with centre Chris Knaub. Castle' s Corporation presented a cheque for $8007.88 to Marty Durksen, chair of the Rockwood Build Construc- tion Committee for Habitat for Humanity, on Thursday, July 21. The Seaton Group do- development charges for water and sewage treatment for the two new homes currently being built in Rockwood. The exchange took place on the construction site on Inkerman St., Rockwood. Construction of the two semi-detached homes began in June and is proceeding on schedule. Completion is slated for early September. Over 130 volunteers are involved in the build, including the new home owners. \ Now serving Dinner A la Carte -- | Wednesday thru Sunday Nights 5:30 - 9p.m. mF ully Licenced and Air Conditioned with an outside patio We guarantee our meals as hot and fresh as the coffee we serve from "Planet Bean" - the only Organic Fair Trade Coffee and over 40 blends of Loose Leaf Tea available in Rockwood! Open Daily for Lunch 11a.m. - 3p.m. Closed Tuesdays Closed for Civic Holiday Monday August 1 LTCC RRR E RIC ALLA MS aed DVR ROL MLL Reservations Accepted Fully Licensed 111 Main St., Rockwood (S19) 856-0188 nated the amount to covet};