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L7J 1R1 519-853-4694 ROCKWOOD Ring Around with Rebecca Ring The Task Group planning the EWAG Family Health Team is delighted with the community response to its recent telephone survey. During February and March 2006, some 375 res- idents of East Wellington agreed to be part of a phone survey about their use of health services over the past two years. The Task Group is now us- ing the results of the survey as it identifies the specific primary health care services most needed locally. Next, they will have to develop a business case, which will be submitted to the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care over the summer. Ministry staff have recently been out to Erin for the purpose of briefing interested doctors. We are indeed grateful to have received so many thoughtful responses, said Derek Bloomfield, Presi- dent of EWAG. This input will help us design the best possible team for the com- munity. Following Ministry ap- proval of the overall plan, there will be additional steps needed before the Family Health Team becomes op- erational and sees its first patient. The annual meeting of Dublin Womens Institute was held on April 19 at the R.R.#2 Rockwood home of Barb Wilson with Sharon An- derson acting as co-hostess. Prior to the start of business, a delicious pot-luck supper was enjoyed by all. President, Sharon Ander- son, submitted her report on the past years activities, and thanked all members for their support, particularly Jane Baynton (1st vice-president), who had conducted meetings, in her absence, on a couple of occasions. Jean McLean (secretary/ treasurer) presented her fi- nancial report, and this was accepted. The nominating committee submitted their report, and Maisie Lasby (Branch Director) installed officers for the coming year. The guest for the evening was Brenda Mathies, who brought members up-to-date with 4H activities in the area. She is looking for support, either financial or items for craft-making, etc. She is also collecting used ink jet cartridges to raise funds. Anyone who can help in any Celebrating Mothers Day Buy flowers for Mom and support good causes as well. On Saturday, May 13, volunteers will be selling flowers in support of the MS Society at the old fire hall on Alma St. starting at 10 am. There will also be a plant sale at Sacred Heart Catholic Church at 9 am. Rockwood United Church is presenting the Moderator of the United Church, Rev. Peter Short on Sunday, May 14, at 11:15 am. And of course, you can treat Mom afterward at one many of the restaurants in the vil- lage featuring Mothers Day brunch. REBA (Rockwood Era- mosa Business Association) is holding a contest for moth- ers on their website. Enter as many mothers as you wish in a draw for a gift package worth $150. Several local businesses have contributed to the prize. For more in- formation and to enter, visit www.rockwoodbusiness.ca and follow the links. Car wash, junk trunk, and perennial sale The Fellowship of the RUC (Rockwood United Church) youth group is holding a car wash and sale on Saturday, May 27 (rain date June 3) in the church parking lot on Harris St. Tables are still available to rent. New books, peren- nials, gently used toys and other items will be available. Proceeds will go to several causes including the Ste- phen Lewis Foundation in support of AIDS research and programs, and to sup- port a foster child. For more information, visit www. rockwoodbusiness.ca and click local events. Justice to Die For The Eden Mills Commu- nity Club presents the US and THEM Players with the third play in the To Die For murder mystery series at 7 pm on May 26, 27 and 28. All proceeds go to the club. For more information, contact keith. daniels@sympatico.ca. W.I.s speaker outlines activities of 4-H clubs way should call Brenda at (519) 853-5587. Dublin Womens Institute meets in the Acton/Rockwood area once a month, and any ladies in the community who would like to join us would be most welcome. Secretary (Jean McLean 519- 856-9598) would be happy to provide information regard- ing upcoming meetings and activities. ST. JOHNS DAY MAYPOLE: A traditional Maypole dance was one of many events at last weekends St. John the Evangelist Day celebrations. St. Johns Anglican Church invited the community, including businesses, to enjoy music, sale tables, face painting, a scavenger hunt, Celtic dancing, an art exhibit and more. The new cross on the side of the church, made by woodworker William Martin, was blessed in a ceremony. Task Group delighted with response to survey