Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), December 3, 1969, p. 16

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th acton ftm prwu wednesday december 3 1969 mrs hanna turned 88 has wealth of local knowledge with quiet dignity rockwood elfhrydght year birthday lady mrt mmrgartt manna of main street discussed some of the early 1900 highlights of the sleepy village u it wis then born in cuelph townships paisley block mrs hanna came to hef present home with her widowed toother when the uu nine years old her knowledge of rockwoods history it luu fresh and delightful she recalls skating on the liver for winter fun with indoor skating facilities provided at what was called the rockwood skating rink in part of the building which b now the schneiders candy factory we used to do our own snow shovelling on the river then she said and on the ice by the ferris mill which is now lorn down there were sometimes as many u so girls and boys skating together on a frozen clearing which they had worked on themselves with their own snow shovels and brooms we could skate right up the truths and nonsense sorry my dear cant go to your party 1 havent a wig to weal whats with this wtg bit anyway used to be that dresses were the big requirement for special occasions but not nowadiyt if you dont have at least one wig or hair piece stashed away you are dead gul and youre simply not with it even scrubbing the floor it not too lowly a job at which to look positively posh somehow though theres just something about sloshing uound in running shoes and dungarees with a high fashion coiiyui that teems a bit birdy to me but there is a transformation aspect however now mtuad of laiy matrons patronuing the laundromats coxae an early monday morning sporting the latest in pompadour hair nets with protruding pink plastic hair curlers she can look quite ravishing frort the neck up as an exotic blond brunette or redhead of course there u always the danger of getting her hair caught u the wrmget and snat could be worse than teeing a sso 00 vg paoe xlm it had been wrung out in an automatic extractor me in ajwayt duliked the appearance of hair cutlers anyway aithosteh they wte a definite improvement on the old pin curler days wises etrt eaottuag bouuwivei out to unflirt their masculine twain weast arouflj looking not unlike ubangi natives only minus the safety fan a their extended lips vinery store defkartment heads tell us that old wigs are great for keetxeaj chicken occupied for hours and in fact the cheaper ss 00 one snake wonderful qtnstraas gifts for children between the ages of 4 to b who are you learning about cowboys and scalping and all tnat very creative and artistic too they do wonders for stair newel potu or p on brooms and stuck up fast from behind chesterfields they could tcare away unwanted visitors or relatives maybe even a dash of wig on the floor my dear could inspire new trends in email animal floor rugs thus bringing down the exhorbitant coat of those toqeout white beaj varieties old discarded wigs could even be used as foot warmers if sewn up properly or for wi n backwards downstairs even but seriously they are fun really i was in the laundromat the other day and watched a cute little cluck slaving over a washing machine pulling out the clothes which were very heavy she had three loads to disengage of the burdensome things and after each machine she became slightly leu beguiling than before she had on a heavy winter jacket and the laundromat manager had been considerate enough to leave the heat turned up to 73 degrees and to by number three machine load i was astounded to see this glamorous little morsel of femininity gel quite furious and just push her whole scalp right back on the top of her head it dropped on the floor with great gusto and she grabbed at her cranium and looking at her amazed audience screeched well what are you looking at it was getting so doggoned itchy and with that she began scratching furiously at this point everyone was trying to pretend they werent there feeling somewhat at if they had walked into the high school pool room only to find that it was the boys turn to be there nobody likes to tee anyone caught barefoot but this very cute girl suddenly giggled and laughed at the utter calamity of the situation then we could all laugh and everyone tried to pick up the tad looking wig which didnt look so glamorous anymore someone placed it on top of a machine and once again were all just a gang of monday morning females doing the weekly wash bit all looking like everyday housewives and honestly mr wig solicitor nt better that way because there it a place for everything river to rockwood village proper she recalled referring to the earlier days prior to moving to rockwood with her mother at that time she had lived in a big double house by the hendersons chopping mill which wet one of four homes in that parficular vicinity al that time before my parents lived there said the delightful mrs hanna the mill wat called the william fernts mill and there ws then a big hotel and thiee houses later the hotel was divided into a double house and its of middling mile that one naif of this double house was occupied by the gerows the grandfather and mother of mrs ben hosking who now resides on the bden mills road and hack from this was the john terris hone with the exception of the four years of her early married life when she and her husband purchased the farm on the far extension of ciowiki street winch until a few years ago belonged to paul frank mrs hanna has resided in her mothers home on main street her only daughter gladys hanna resides with her in a home filled with lovely antique rockers and early rockwood charm she can tell you about village changes and is particularly aware of us growth remembering when there was only one house above the railroad track on ihe same side of the street where her present home is located villi the growth of the village a steal deal of ihe warmth and netghboiliness lias gone said mrs hanna recalling the days when she knew everyone in rockwood and could drop in on them anytime but she said now i am lucky if i know one in ten mrs hanna was considered by those who knew her then along with the late mrs william hams mother of the late edgar harris to be one of the backbones of the rockwood womens institute with mrs harris as president mrs hanna was the secretarytreasurer for a number of years an ardent church worker she was the treasurer of the presbyterian sunday school before i came use united church and even today her signature is still required on all cheques dealing with sunday school finances mother was also secretarytreasurer of the red cross for the rockwood area during world war one said her daughter proudly and mrs hanna remembers when she and her own mother knitted over 500 pairs of socks at that time to send overseas along with shirts and bandages with amazing retention of local knowledge mrs hannas friendly warmth and the wisdom she imparts makes her a delight to visit and it was these qualities which attracted numerous birthday visitors over last weekend to celebrate her birthday on saturday november 29 and the flowers bouquets and cards sfye received were sent from friends and neighbors because of great affection and regard rockwood news endeavorists are well launched with s for riverclean up raised at swing a ding colorful ceramics ware thown at the swino a oinn friday by cathy meek sim hundred ihronohl into thu ixhnol for tha happy evening photo by lorraine hauullfully ihiiw wild lurid ml hitlty fahllv hmr iriiyi ie by mm mary liv dihamad ihe doorway in the t euteunu uuia la i ifiday iiigtiit f ii uiuuwtuui swt g ding ll wat uii it wai vhlhtttjt m wmi ltihwijig iilj itlrftw mil ii wjtfflhui i lhwthlp tiii1 iimmmlly thi rvlgnd mprem mi llie harnaitrd afford of iii mm kwnod anil iollulinfi i lultvmvouritu i am fuhfe under lit merveurnt nrgjniafimul ahililiai nt mr lihiy am t ijk tvho mrrrlalrd dtiplayt aud allotted loom and hall pjt to 12 mhihiti nl everything from onoilil art dunlayed and implied by jr anlhony a kingwote in nig making on i he tfuit by mil myrtle fjvvrwt an mrt arthur i writ uiahafh ifery idilcii culture ind ilitifiti lo tlir rnlijiuc of llie school when the tombed and hki vmi on lirr iiwti tpinrung wlirrl jcr myhil and i haruml allien totnwikum from the new lluth lliarmacy in tiirlph wat trpiiil at the treated eye appeal with tubet il rrisikr up plaint catei arid hruthtt at her only ijlcnult way death wj on lurid lo thow continual movie t of valium rockwood pjfadet mot lai rating wat an exciting attraction with kiclurd andrew mtvr miulii hill mckee and john ijrk li parhclpating rockwood debut was mado by local painter paul keole at tho swinoadirvfl pictured in front of one of hit unutual painting with his attractive wife money raised rjoe to cleaning up the stream bod for next tummer photo by lorraine rockwood bowling lol winners pouring tea at th ucw buaav in w guild ttva group raportad th twent was in another financial socxssuh photo scores are mounting and standings ate shifting as the season rolls along for the rockwood bowling leaguers tejm charts show struttons with a two point load in number one position with 48 points nortons are in lull control of teiond position with 46 points carneys have fallen back to third position with 44 points elmers alley cuts have stayed about the same in 4th spot with 41 points queen of hearts leaped ahead and are sporting 40 points in sth position the neighbouts in 6th place slipped down holding only 39 points 7th place four comers have 37 sotnts no 8th is the egoodorbegones with 33 points the untouchables have 29 points for 9th position and the bottom rung of the ladder is the low no i oth place for the whitewashed with 28 points the untouchables grabbed off s points in last tuesday nights garnet against the four corners team with only 2 points george undblad ran up a 647 and marg uckersle 630 points the nortons mary stanlbaum hid a high score of 737 points and fred nightingale of the same team 720 doug buttenham for the neighbours made 623 points but the neighbours were beaten by the nortons team with j 5 to 2 store the queen of hearts took 7 points leaving carneys with a 0 store doug chandler of the q of hs had 6s0 points and bob lilley of carneys 674 strattons nude a 7 against the begoodorbegones 0 dune kingsbury had 68s shirley salmon 641 and vic wulms of the bgbs 64 1 elmers alley cats took s pts from the whitewashes with 2 pts and helen elliott of the b d shad sso points arthur a johnson doctor of optometry milton and acton s professional directory for detail winners of prues at the euchre at crewsons corners were ladies high b anderson ladies low m osbourne mens high w button mens low l carnochan door prize c button lone hands w britton ladies travelling m fernell mens travelling j jesteman landlady if theres anything you want let me know and 111 show you how to get along without it rheumatic pain get fast relief the very first day rumacapa arc tpec ally lormu la ted to ovo you labt rciiel the very hist davrom nagging rheumatic paint and actus alto proven effective for fd cv no lum bago tciatica headache and neuntic pami ask for new rumacapa a distinctive blue and white capsule of toothing comfort al vour local druggist rumacapa are capsulae of toothing comfort i taitwmncaui imily all on pw uullflng d irion l rut ion an j the mockwmml trail uuuri had bab mill and jean pel flit fapfetcnllntf and felling about i lie i ifopliy ditptay ifcwt liilly j id of kkttw4mkd svltfitcfy of led lritrtt and wala hunt had hit own tcul ulu of hand crafted miniatur tlealrt hhtonuiflvei hlcawac and log tahln umpn faihy ub ccraiijiti uiowirig wai ilcllghlful and atfracltw alwig with afln ciiigwlli citfitrilc ulhievcfiient i uriitturt rrfintunng hy fhn urk iluiua iluldien art ekhihlted hy miu with elm and the uld iiunuu npli nwivd hy aurl schwchgcr were all ui t r mencjiim intcieii in tpvllaloft mr ind mr fmy nawnun hr new nrdprielurt the liliu spifik nurwry were there with hair gceriliuw cnhihiii of iolorful and hejuiifully uttnigtd floral cm ling from the new i nmcu i lower mart and during the ijtler pjm of th event ng preunled gift of hoijuelt to virixii xtgr performert and project lonvenert ai iheir roolrihutim to lh even greater wixceti of the swing a lirig mar vey 1 uff in of the kockwrytd kxkery had hit tpeial repreuntaiive in hvt perurfi of mrt pal jwt of uelpli who hrotjgtii elegjm piece of anlujfic gjan ra clunjwire including at orur tpecul attraction a rruleti cone with ihe wind fable lamp betty j flarb ui up har piilfer t wheel and with clay to her ellvjwt thowed how a novice dot her own thing don stewart ditpuyed th treent and tole mrt bolron and rick scim thowed thi r tlamp collection ard paul kelt one of the areat frntxt young paintert nude hit rockwood debut with hit ditplay of tkerchin odt and acryhct jim muir tnd piul waddell were alto on hand reprctenting the owrc dittnbuting pimphtett ard brochure on poljutton th tcheduled ft pm open nj time of the friday november 28 event wat ttarted at tn hour cloter to 7 30 pjn at cur tout and in le retted tpectatort arived ahead of tchedule and the 9 i s tune limit vet for the stage show nud the hour and onehalf time allotment too brief to abiorb and enjoy the entire catalogue of projection exhibit a coffee houte organized by mary love with tome of the grade eight girl wat delightful a cabaret tablet were tet up in the tchool gymnauum and at approximately f00 tpectatort and participator congregated to watch the platform performances many of them drank coffee a they waited for them to begin ther tup hhow wa great f adpt burt baum young toronto celebrity who ha recently taken up hii nbod hi krkkwood wai the coordinator and umtlct of ceremonle of ukii top liruj talent at penny jackion a local dancing imlructieu lunry uachnun and hl wife who combined the piano and harmonica to ralw a terrific audience ovation and t i mu ulclitoii a unger of scot i j ih tongi providing hi inimitable l la of ft of sir harry i j lid r impfoviuiiiwn nancy meek played the accordion after mrt max milne had provided her auduote with tw rccitalirui brenda and trudy smith two young fifuari and ten year old uhoot gjrlf tang folk i ii n n i t o the accompaniment of ihclr own vintar and banjo and juo ihornpujn and mob sinclair were alto folk urigari fof the evening one of ihe higgeti hit of the entire ihow wat a fourvwn of young hoyt who called ihrrniclve he rfcbwoid hiilharrnonu- tlury ihnlud tli auiiince with rendition of ja7 and diaie land including in tliir group ml air sinclair jirn ittuu helrr tuifti artd dave lhffjwn hiuji talented yoiing pianitr prer lethe daligltud evy rj wrn ftopmt uatut polorat fyc farpenrer of the am vhta of uimm acronpamd hy her tra rejrhmg auurat marunnx out rti ftnnut utntrv wera reartl appittd ind rorvd and fo ffiipufi that tftw vilusie tuurf par mikhail added her iccul hom whaa w mpan ad b fciff gltum tiu tar j sommtr ma ifut kar moruev u itat v nj axing mdaouf waji a f runcai whiij bur fcirh vetavat r4lra4vai and farm hrsran fellow jiip r hii iccrtdinn fr man tparrarfi otia of th mr1t retrfi thing iur rui happnrj n rhis wiliyi for a lor g r mt dcdtcring cxpentei approi mariy 1 1 00 vill be applsatd w the kirry rcwadi fh rape aim cj cleaning up he ixji rrver twimming area cr the rockwood children near tummar the behind tee o e coordruton includad oarry sichol ray death wayna anderton the si john t anglican church jr auxiliary gjrli who provided free baby tatting tervtce vui the young boys who participated in the gymnatt ditplay under the direction of bob love wko general cooperation and knowhow went a long way toward making the firt goal of thi enterpfiung group a reality and a tremendous tucceu rockwood anti pollution endeavournt have been launched milton delicatessen and gift mom new mmmgemfmr featuring european styl ma and dakv product midday lunches unutual qillt candla 248 main st iv1 n3mi tumacaos santa says slide in and see lou for thfe best deal in good used cars lou used cars rockwood 85m235

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