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THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2004 PETS AND SOPPLIES 126 Main St. S Rockwood, ON. 519-856-4246 Now Open Sundays FROM 1 1AM-@PM (UNTIL CHRISTMAS) VARIETY OF PUPPIES & KITTENS ¢ Ist shots * Vet Checked» De-wormed. Don 'tt forget your pets this Christmas... Beds, Toys, Treats, ete. HOURS OF OPERATION Mon.-Wed. 9%am-7pm, Thurs-Fri. 9am-8pm, Sat. 9am-6pm, Sun. 1lam-4pm Locally Owned & Operated By Dwayne Hitc SHOPPING' TRIP: Grade 4 students from Rockwood Centennial public school were on a shopping class at Rockwood Foodland. Two are shown with store Manager Steve Liebig - Submitted photo When fire strikes... Get out! Stay out! PRACTICE YOUR HOME ESCAPE PLAN, NEVER GO BACK INSIDE A BURNING BUILDING. small ads Weeks OPP Report Break in at golf course Wellington OPP are looking for information that might as- sist police in solving a break and enter at the Wildwinds Golf and Country Club on County Road 22 on Wednesday, November 3. Police said unknown person(s) broke into several of- fices at the club sometime between Spm Wednesday and 7pm Thursday and removed a quantity of power tools, food, beer, a computer and even a box of chocolates before fleeing. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Wellington Street Crime Unit at (519) 822- 7250 or Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS. HARASSMENT CHARGE A 15-year-old Erin Town- ship girl was arrested and faces a charge of Criminal harass- ment following an incident in Fergus on Saturday, November 6 at 8:09pm. Wellington OPP said an of- ficer responded to a report of a "threatening" on St. Andrews Street in Fergus where a 16- year-old female said the Erin township girl had threatened her several times over the pre- vious two weeks. The accused will appear in Guelph Youth Court on December 8. DRUNK DRIVER A 63-year-old Eramosa town- ship man was arrested and faces impaired driving charges fol- lowing an investigation by an officer from Wellington OPP. Police said the officer "inves- tigated" the driver of a 2004 Dodge Dakota on County Road 124 in Eramosa and found the driver had been drinking. He is to appear in Guelph Court on November 29, Wellington OPP. SPEEDER OF THE WEEK A 23-year-old Waterloo woman whose Toyota Corolla was clocked doing 136-km/h in a posted 80km/h zone has been awarded Wellington OPP's Speeder of the Week label. Police said Constable Peter Fowler of the Mt. Forest de- tachment conducting speed enforcement on Wellington Road 7 in Peel Township ob- served the Toyota travelling at a high rate of speed, activated his radar and recorded 136-km/ h speed. The woman is to ap- pear in Guelph P.O.A Court on December 15. (_BEWAG News) Our thrift store sale for the month of November will be a % price sale on all Winterwear, including coats, mitts, scarves and hats. Come in early while the getting is good!! Also, many thanks to all our dedi- cated volunteers who help out in the Encore shop Join EWAG Community Support Services and the Riverside Women's Insti- tute on Wednesday, November 17 for a morning of food and fun. A "Whole- some Light Meals" Workshop will be held for you to learn how to bake bread, prepare hearty soups and fantastic sandwiches. The best part is you get to enjoy them afterwards!! This session will run from 9:30 until lunchtime and there is childcare available. Due to the limited number of spaces available for this workshop, you do need to pre-register by calling Lynn or Jane at the EWAG office. Please bring your favourite recipe to put into a booklet for all to share. In the Silent Auction for the next 2 weeks: "Old Foley" china shoe, Blue Mountain pottery, Italian music-box, Goebel glass ea- gle, and much more!! For a full explanation of rules and regulations, please come into the Encore shop, or call Lynn at 856-2113 for more information. Items will be on display from Oct. 26 to Nov.11 at noon. (Donations will be gratefully accepted at the discretion of the Auc- tion Manager.) Ontario Early Years Programs: three great pro- grams for the next three weeks! All happen on Tues- days at the Rockwood library from 10a.m-- I 1a.m. ABC program on Tues. Nov. 9, Fun With Num- bers on Tues. Nov.23 and . Knowing Your Shapes on Nov.30. Parents will have the opportunity to go in the library while their children do special activities for chil- dren 2 1/2 plus. Euchre All Seniors are welcome to join us for euchre at the Rockwood li- brary every other Thursday at Ip.m. Cost is only two dollars which includes goodies and refreshments. Call Lynn for more infor- mation. Need help with your resume? Job searching? Contact Lorraine from 2" Chance Employment Counselling at 823-7887 ext. 355. Lorraine is at the EWAG office on Tuesdays at 10a.m. This is a free serv- ice for all who are looking for assistance!! Food Bank is available to those in need in Rockwood, on Tuesdays between 9a.m. and Ip.m. Please call ahead to make an appointment by phoning the Rockwood of- fice. If you would like to make a donation to the Food Bank, we are always ac- cepting donations of non-perishable food items Location and Hours: We are located at 106 Church St. (behind St. John's Anglican Church) in Rockwood. Our phone numbers is 856- 2113, or e-mail us at ewag2(@sentex.net. Remember, we offer free Internet access, as well as fax, laminating and pho- tocopying service for a small fee. We also carry government forms such as Passport Application, So- cial Insurance, OHIP and Canada Pension. Our thrift store is open Monday to Thursday from 10a.m. to 4p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 12:00 to 4p.m. The office is open Monday to Thursday from 10a.m. to 4p.m. and closed for lunch from 12:30 to lp.m. NO POWER - NO WORRIES < [Briggs s Hon' POWER PROLLKCES NOW IN STOCK STANDY BY GENERATOR SYSTEMS Most homes of 1200 to 300sq.ft. will have .ample standby with 7kw for: 8 lights bulbs, deep freezer, sump pump, refrigerator, furnace fan, T.V. , well pump, computer and microwave. "Visit our NEW showroom."