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The Acton Free Press Wednesday May 12 Eden Mills Rockwood Eramosabuys schoolannex Australian visitor in neighborhood by Barbara hunk The Wellington County Board of Education has accepted the offer of Era mow Council to purchase the school annex property sit between Guelph SL and Alma 5t neat to the Era mora- Medical Centre and the Fire Hall The school board will use the property until the end of June with the title to be transferred on or before August The property will then be used by the Eramosa NonProf it Housing Corporation for the erection of a senior citizen housing project The province has approved a unit apart building with ancillary space for common room laundry caretaker storage and mechanical rooms The board of directors has approved a conceptual plan for pair of two storey wings Joined by the present two school classrooms Apartment sizes will be approximately square feet for a one bedroom unit and square feet for a two bedroom unit The architects for the project are James C Somfay and Associate of Fergus with Mrs Katherine of Toronto Anyone who Is interested in oc cupancy will be able to pick up pre liminary applications at the Eramosa Municipal office on Highway in the very near future The board of directors is hopeful that construction will begin this fall The board of directors of the Corpor William chairman Mrs McPhedran vice- president Larry McOougall Mrs Betty Marshall and Barrio Dryden George Day is secretary treasurer The ladies Tuesday get together will be a special evening program at the The topic for the evening will be Home Safety Further Information can be obtained from Came Doehring at Don forget opening day at the Tennis Courts on Sunday May 16 beginning at I p m Member ships will be available that day with a family membership costing a single adult and a Membership chairman Linda Duncan can be reached at for further information The annual spring clean up for the Village of will be on May IS This is the time to put out those large or bulky items that have collected over the past year The art idea are to be out fey a and con tained as well as possible Anyone walking by St John and the Hydro office this past week have been treated to a lovely spring floral display in the church grounds If you haven t seen It yet take a walk by and enjoy some beautiful spring flowers In lull bloom A special thanks to the Horticultural Club for the display by Mr The Friendly Seniors held a successful noon- hour luncheon on Wednesday There were all kinds of delicious cold salads ham tea biscuits and tasty desserts to choose from In the afternoon the members enjoyed euchre in their room in the community hall Philip from Perth Australia and his aunt Mrs Beryl Guelph were recent visitors with Garnet and MacDougall and Sada and Katie On Saturday temoon Eden Mills United Church was the setting for a pretty May wedding when Miss Wendy James youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard James exchanged marriage vows with Bruce Mansz of Kitchener The reception followed at the Community Hail Congratulations and best wishes for a happy future to the who arc making their home in Kitchener Roger and Debbie MacDougall Peter Snow and Laurie Legate were guests at the wedding of Miss Tammy Riley and Terry at Dublin Street United Church and the recep tion in Regal Hail Guelph on Saturday For Mother Day at the Presbyterian Church Rev officiated at the bap tisms of two wee babies They were Adam William son of Mr and Mrs William Fields and Joseph Arthur Robert son of Mr and Mrs Nathan Fields Mem hers of the Fields Thomson and families were welcomed to this ceremony with a special welcome to the great grandparents After church service Mr and Mrs Bill Fields were host and hostess for a family gathering Mr and Mrs Fred Rinehart were in at tendance at Hill United Church for the baptism of Michael Boles son of Mr and Mrs Jim Boles Proud grandparents Mr and Mrs Harvey Link were also present for this special occasion Mr and Mrs Jack Chamberlain ined their family for Mothers Day and it was the first birthday party for their granddaughter Angela daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland Levy Guelph hand Rockwood Coop Nursery tea and Saturday lo sell cookies and pop for the huge hungry crowd Another date to remember Is May 15 for the Beavers Cubs and Scouts garage sale It will be held at St John Parish Hall and donations will be gratefully accepted Items can be dropped off on May 14 starting at 1 p m If you can deliver your articles call Vic Johnson at or Jim Ware at on May for pick up On Tuesday May 18 beginning at p Carol and David Bowie of Brampton will be speaking on the Baha faith at he Belcourt home Alma Street Their topic will cover the world situation past present and future Everyone is welcome If you haven t got your ticket lo the Lions anniversary on Friday May you can still purchase one from any Lion or give Don Martin a call at Tickets cost a coupleortl5 forasingle The evening begins with cocktails at m dinner at7pm and dancing from to 1 a m to the music of Mint Green The and District Lions will be adding to the fun on Fireworks night May at Rockmosa Centre The Gremlins Remote Control Model Flying Club will be giving a demonstration of their skills with their airplanes The club has been act ive for approximately years and give a most Interesting exhibition Keep the date in mind and remember the rain date will by May Another date to keep open is May when the Com munlty wilt be presenting a Folk Concert at the Town Hall with both local and Toronto musicians It will be an evening performance beginning at flpm and there will be no admission charge Ospringe Grass fire out of control by Doris Fines Recently Mrs Jack Ferguson was hostess far a miscellaneous shower at her home when 18 guests arrived to honor Deanna Robin son a bridetobe of next month She received many beautiful gifts Harold McMillan has been a patient in Groves Memorial Hospital Fer He has now re turned to Bonnie Brae Nursing Home in Fergus McMillan is years of age and we wish for him belter health as the warm weather arrives Mrs Glen Jackson attended the Women Alive conference for two days at Waterloo University Shirley Dohorly of Burns Presbyterian Church in Erin was there also Mr and Mrs Elmer McEachern of George town and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nokes also of Georgetown were re cent guests of Mr and Mrs George Fletcher Shirley and Robert Bruce and Freeman of Mr and Mrs Albert Osborne and anne of London and Mr and Mrs Harvey Dedles of were guests on Sunday of Mr and Mrs Byron Bruce and Bradley The simple act or burning garbage should never be taken lightly Last Tuesday a garbage fire got out of control at Newell on the Second Line and raged through the long dry grass across to the adjoining property and into the cedar trees where it was still smoldering a couple of days later The Hills- burgh firemen answered the call and had to work under extreme difficulty as they were unable to get the fire truck close to the scene there being a lot of forest trees in that area A communion cabinet was placed in Knox Presbyterian Church by the Sinclair family in memory of Keith Sin It was dedicated on Sunday morning by the Rev Noble Dean He spoke on how we can oil support one another In time of need and trouble and how a caring church and community can be a moral support The Sun day School children pre sented a flower to all the ladies In honor of Mothers day Continued on page Ebenezer by Mrs Ron McLean Next Sunday at 1 1 a and Eden Mills Junior and Senior Choirs meet at for the annual Spring Thing There will be no Sunday school A pot luck lunch will follow the service Joshua Frederick Blade baby son of Laura and Blade Wiese was baptized and Laura and George and Tom Hewer have returned from a trip to Florida ROCKWOOD TENNIS CLUB OPENING DAY ROUND ROBIN BARBECUE SUNDAY MAY 1982 MEMBERSHIPS A Linda Duncan 8564559 HALTON WOMENS PLACE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Rtglonal Munlcipalty Halton Biont Road Ontario Trudy Don Coordinator Topic AM 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