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Tha Act Free Press Wednesday May 16 1973 District project attracts to school Centennial was students with Interest bustling with activity Transportation May when over GOO tlon furniture architecture village and township residents farms leisure lime recreation family and friends of the schools government natural and 8 students visited to people schools and the view the fantastic project of children divided into groups had research on the history of covered every area of what the Township district and its people was all The first of its kind the three about week project accomplished even Entertainment greater gains than the acquisition a caged pig a TV play written of knowledge It built a liaison and acted by the students and a between the districts oldsters short movie made by them with and the very young It gave all explanations on T V program- age groups the opportunity to see mlng and the hows of shooting things through the others eyes and showed the way to sharing on display as part of the experiences facts and Ideals program and in so doing It built up a it was all there and everyone network of fresh Interest in who attended the Open House education both from the stand- was as Impressed with the worth- point of the active students and whiteness of the th adults compllshments as they had been From with the conduct and intellignece Prom hibernation hospitals of the children Involved and their homes residents Annual project flocked to the school curious to Although Thursdays program see the final accomplishments of is a culmination of the 19723 theavldyoungsterswho had been effort it is only the beginning for visiting about the community of the excited students According during the past three to staff it will be an annual weeks project which on for a Prom Guelph came Stewart few years until the school is one of oldest satisfied that they have gained as and best loved citizens who at much information as one time was extremely active In they can glean village affairs Communicationwise it has Drenlers Norm Mar- been a boon for Ihe district and shall A Kingscote Mr and last weeks display was a Mrs Vincent Price tremendous proof or what can be Thomas and many many other accomplished when a community villageandtownshipfolkwhohad works together on a supervised been following the trips of the effort in Comins and Goins Springtime into summer and Town Hall during the already Is becoming Lions Spring Pest this Rockwoocr All ready for Lions Rockmosa The big Springfest starts off Thursday evening at 8 pm with a bingo at the ball park and activities continue right through until Monday May 21 Highlight of Friday evenings events of course will be the crowning of Miss at the wood ball park but the carnival midway starts to swing at 630 pm Theres a Sunshine Club euchre at wood town hall at m as well as activities in Arts and Crafts Saturday afternoon the midway will again be in full swing and everybody asked to get ready for the fun festival parade at The parade is due to start from Harris St and proceed to the ball park at pm At almost the same time a bake sale will dish out tasty goods from the town hall Sunday morning an ecumenical church service at the centennial school auditorium begins at oclock featuring the Rev Bob champion of the deaf This well known clergyman was the subject of a Readers Digest article in February this year Choirs from churches will lead in singing hymns The loose collection from the service goes to the Farm Home for the Deaf near Milton Sunday afternoon the Trail Riders are having a horse show at the clubs arena at the Pat Dales farm carnival rides will be going at the ball park at 1 30 and the Junior Farmers are staging a variety show in the Rockwood school auditorium at 230 pm Theres a giant fireworks display at dusk on Main St North in the village to wind up Sundays activities Mondaythe holidayits an allday carnival at the Rockwood ball park to wind up the five day event which organizers hope will be the biggest and best Rockwood and has ever seen the place to visit Recent visitors Mrs Edna Guild of Mary Street were son and wife Mr and Mrs Graham Guild and their two children David and Sandra also Mrs Dan and Miss Kate Donaldson of Toronto Both were Friday night It will be held in arc invited to browse about and view the accomplishments of the Eramosa Arts and Crafts visits and everyone had students tun Wowie its tlmeto get More fun was when the Bishop old dancing shoes again and Macdonell High School of Guelph swing it up with the Traditions at players presented to over the Eden Mills Project Overhaul children their portrayal of The Big Dance on Junes Want one of Owl and the Pussycat with the tickets being sold Contact Marie Saunders the pussycat All Marg Adair now at and the kids had a merry lime and everyone in Eden Mills will enjoyed the opportunity of welcome you to their affair of the participating themselves One season THE PROJECT OF RESEARCH on Eramosa township drew rounds of interested visitors Thursday evening as Centennial students presented their findings correlating the early days of the district from the to modern Picture No shows Tracy Clifford and Susan Mast learning about script writing from teacher Mrs Storey 2 Melanie Parkinson displays an antique lantern as Laura Milbourne shows her own exhibition of dolls in last century garb pitchers and 1880 water jugs were also a featured part of the furniture show Scott Perry Terry Engelage Ed Lillie Norm and Susan McQuinn stand behind Tracy Clifford and Rick Kelly actors and ac tresses in the Thursday night student television performance Rick Kelly and Norm Craigie explain their completed early barn project S Nancy Woods and Pam Ingle discuss the pictures their grade collected on transportation with Paul KupferschmTdt Script writers give a run down on film making and script writing as Anderson compares notes with Ian Marshall Ed and Susan Mast Photos by Lorraine Resolutions into action urged by speaker touch which parents made mention of as well as the performance was when after actors and actresses came off stage and mingled with the audience Thanks cast children enjoyed your production Well guess whose visiting England these days Its Mar- Saunders along with her mother Mrs Gregg Daly of Guelph sisterinlaw Mrs Ron Daly and Mrs Fred A three week trip and Marjorie left a week ago Have a marvellous time ladles and luck to Herb and Marie batching It at home Talk about performance avid soccer fans should get to see the squirts team or playing off against Acton Last Wednesdays night game was one of sharp passes kicks little kid athletics and pant problems What a game and Mike Hudson Daniel Guest and Kevin at the School grounds Bored unhappy nothing to do on Saturday June Relax everybody and get in Little things I would do great deal better this year created comments for general efficiency at the May meeting of the Rockalong Institute held recently at the Eramosa Com munity Centre The Institutes newly elected president Mrs George Mitchell next Wednesday night and enjoy bicycles Floats Talk your folks action at the St Johns Parish presided when of Hall and church grounds new business were discussed Morris ton Toronto Guelph including the annual bus trip Elmlra and etc and which this year will be con- antique bugsters from ducted to Toronto on date of everywhere are participating in Tuesday June 12 the oneday stand flea market where paintings tunk antiques home baking glassware and may even win themselves a pony rides will all be up for grabs trophy refreshments to be served on the cool outdoor lawn A hot press flash just revealed Everybody welcomed Get your that next weeks soccer fans can presence mentally registered enjoy game at its best in nowandSt Johnsensuresagood with the time for everyone playing at Centennial School grounds against Acton on Tuesday evening the Squirts will Hey again kids Dont forget be playing on Wednesday at the costumes and decorated lhc Acton Ball pork the Atoms bicycles for the Rockmosa Thursday evening in the Acton MZ Bennett School grounds All Ties scheduled for and friends and most sophisticated costumes should know that all the kids play with three prites for both boys theyve got a rooting and girls for the best decorated audience to bolster them Delegates to the District Annual were also appointed after which a gift of sincere ap preciation was presented to Mrs Sheldon Trousdale the former Institute president On resolutions Mrs Kenneth pence con vener for Resolutions then in troduced the evenings guest Mrs Bird of speak Hornby Ontario helpful rundown on of not just talking about things but be constructive your resolutions into action he pointed out that many laws today were resolutions passed at Womens Institute meetings sometime In past Resolutions said the learned Mrs Bird must have useful purpose be definite worthwhile thought out from every angle One must know the proper authorities to bring about desired changes she said but mainly these people must be contacted before such resolutions will be acted on She continued saying that too often many good resolutions have been lost because they were not pursued and that to accomplish anything one must be prepared to act After Mrs Bird had completed her talk a delicious lunch as prepared by Mrs Harvey Bayne and Mrs John was served to the ladles present during which sociability was enjoyed Fan Rite ftnworh bicycles for the Springfest Carnival parade this M Bennett Scho- Saturday where therell be prizes for the most original funniest and most sophisticated costumes should know that an hour of fun and hilarity with the little guys as the main actors along with excited maters Dont forget now folks to see the arts and crafts display at the into putting in a family float and everyone can have fun They A sad reminder to the many Con on Page Turn your repair ob over to us and youll always be completely satisfied THE WELLINGTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 1973 SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAMME July 3 to August 10 A Courses to be offered at Centre Wellington High School Bdsyde Street West Fergus Ontario 12 I Credit Courses Intensive Study Upgrading or makeup courses for credit Gr III Noncredit Interest Courses drama driver education Instrumental music OffCampus Credit Courses In Canadian Studies Gr or B Course to be offered at Other Selected Centres depending on enrolment July I Developmental Reading and Mathematics Gr No registration fee to Wellington County Residents Trunk hoe bus service will be provided For further Inquiries re registration dates etc contact your school principal or guidance office Mr J Bulger Chairman of the Board Mr A P Director of Education Mr M Principal at Summer School ROCKWOOD DISTRICT LIONS CLUB PRESENTS ROCKMOSA SPRING FEST CARNIVAL BIG DAYS PLUS MAY 18192021 Bingo Rides Parade Beauty Contest Church Service Fireworks THURSDAY MAY 17 Bingo pm at Fair Grounds FRIDAY MAY 18 Midway Opens Full evening Entertainment Including crowning of Beauty Queen Snr Citizens euchre SATURDAY MAY 19 Gigantic Parade at pm Headed by Guelph Sea Cadet Band Midway Entertainment Etc SUNDAY MAY 20 Church service at Centennial School at am Featuring guest speaker Bob Rumble Junior Farmer play Mammoth fire works display J Trail Riders competition MONDAY MAY 21 MIDWAYFUNGAMES ENTERTAINMENT TOWNSHIP OF ERAMOSA NOTICE Applications for the position of Dog Controller for the Township of Eramosa will be received by the undersigned on or before pm Monday June This is a parttime position paid on an hourly basis plus mileage Township of Eramosa T Hlndley Clerk RR 1 Rockwood THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF Bylaw Number 171962 a bylaw to prohibit the running at large of dogs Pursuant to Section of The Dog Tax and Cattle Sheep and Poultry Protection Act Revised Statutes of Ontario chapter 111 the Counrli of The Corporation of the Township of Eramosa enacts as follows 1 No person shall permit his dog to run at large In the Township of Eramosa Any dog found running at large contrary to this bylaw may be killed or impounded and sold 3 For the purpose of this bylaw dogs shall be deemed to be running at large when found on a highway or other public place and not under the control of any person Any person convicted a breach this by law shall forfeit or pay at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate a penalty not exceeding the sum of Fifty Dollars and not less than the sum of one dollar for each offence and In default of payment of the said penalty and costs forth with the said penalty and costs or cost only may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and the offender and in case of no distress found out of which such penalty can be levied the convicting Magistrate may commit the offender to the Common Gaol of the County of Wellington for any period not exceeding one calendar month unless the said penalty and costs If any including the costs of the said distress and the committal and conveyance of the offender to the said gaol are sooner paid PASSED this day of November Note Mr Gordon Baldwlnof Is acting as Dog Controller at the present time