Rockwood Village Council Aims to Tidy Summer Season
The Rockwood village council prepares for summer, addressing street concerns on Wetherald and Frederick Streets, ordering a grader to fix issues, and planning tree removals. They approve monthly accounts including Hydro and village totals, schedule the next meeting for June 25 at 7 30 p.m. Officials from Ontario fig manda's office will attend to review fire protection. New lumlaries on Main and Alma Streets cost 8600, split with highways.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Fig Manda
Main
Alma
Highways Department
Hydro
Popular priests bid farewell in Guelph parish
About 250 attendees at Sacred Heart Hall in Guelph packed a farewell party for two popular priests from Rockwood. Father Ryan will lead Our Lady Church in Guelph while Father Zettel becomes pastor at Riverside in Kincardine. Children from Sacred Heart School performed a concert before euchre games and a birthday cake for Father Ryan.
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Rockwood
Father Ryan
Church of Our Lady
Sacred Heart Hal
Guelph
Children of Sacred Heart School
Rockwood Readers Defend Youth Against Generalizations
A Rockwood reader denounces broad judgments of youths with long hair miniskirts and hippie culture. He argues progress and education demand recognizing individuals not labels and praises teen rights when exercised responsibly.
Catholic Women's League of Rockwood meets at Parish House
President Mrs. R Haliburton opens May CWL meeting with Father Ryan present. Minutes read, treasurer Mrs Jos Halman reports. A letter from Reverend Mother ua Slater Supariog thanks the group for sponsoring Isabel Cordone of Guatemala. Annual donation to St Martins Manor noted. Picnic planned for June 29 at Rockwood Conservation Park. Tea dinners for a silver wedding event on June 21 arranged. Delegates chosen for CWL convention in Guelph. About 200 expected. luncheon plans by Mrs Butee. Lucky draw won by Mrs Vincent Synnott. lunch served.
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Catholic Women's League of
Rockwood
Father Ryan
Roy Bacon
Treacher
Jos Halman
Hamilton
Harold Hawkins
R. R
Rockwood Town Hall
Haliburton
Hawkins
C.W.L
Sacred Heart Parish
Guelph
Butee
Oustic
Vincent Synnott
Rockwood Peewees sweep win streak continues at Ponsonby
Rockwood Peewee baseball remains undefeated with a 12 to 7 win over Ponsonby as Gerry Thatcher started and John Dyer finished in relief. Don Ruttenham led at the plate with 4 for 5. Sunday night the Peewees crushed Hillsburg 16 to 8 for their fourth straight victory. Thatcher shined in the seventh, while Ruttenham again went 5 for 5, and several players filled in for injured first baseman Steven Ward.
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Ew Peewee
Ponsonby
Gerry Tcher
John Dyer
Don Ruttenham
Peewees
Hillsburg
Little Rockwood
Gerry Thatcher
Dyer
Don Buttenham
Steven Ward
Smorgasbord Dinner By Ripeness Bel tedee a Fabulous Event
The Ripeness Beltedee stewards hosted a successful smorgasbord dinner on Thursday May 22 with about 250 guests from Guelph Acton and nearby towns. Pies cakes salads and various fare were donated and served from five to 8:30 PM. Organizers praised the event for community unity and women’s active church involvement.
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Beltedee
Snbrgesbord
United Church
Guelph
Acton
Fruits for Baby Start with Apple Sauce Advice
A health guidance note recommends starting babies on apple sauce, avoiding excess sugar in other stewed fruits. It mentions ripe bananas as a safe option, to be fork mashed, with about three tablespoons serving. Gradual increase advised, fruits added at noon per The Canadian Mother and Child publication.
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