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Get Involved in Rock- wood's Business Anyone interested in Rock- wood's economic health is invited to attend the breakfast meetings of the Rockwood Eramosa Business Associa- tion held the third Wednesday of every month at Bucky's Café from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. Get your business brochure printed. The deadline has passed but you can still make it under the wire if you act now. REBA is developing a membership database, so be sure and submit your busi- ness' contact information. REBA has established a committee to work on beau- tifying Highway in the centre of Rockwood. For more information, visit www.rockwoodbusiness.ca. St. Valentine's Day Dance The Rockwood Nursery School is holding a Valentine's Day Dance and silent auction at Curwin's Pub, Feb. 19 at 7 p.m. Proceeds will benefit the Rockwood Nursery School. For information or tickets, call 856-4486. Euchre Come out and play Euchre at Sacred Heart Church Hall. The next game is Tuesday, Feb. 15 at 7:30 p.m. Community Appreciation Night The Rockwood and District Lion's Club is hosting a com- munity appreciation dinner on Wednesday, Feb. 16 at the Rockmosa Community Centre. Happy Hour begins at 6:30 p-m., and dinner is at 7 p.m. Proceeds will be used for community betterment. Eden Mills gun club noise debate By Rebecca Ring The Rockwood Miller A group of Eden Mills residents met at the Eden Mills Community Hall on January 25 to discuss con- cerns over the Guelph Rod and Gun Club and the noise it produces. They first met last March to determine if there was a common community concern. Approximately sixty people attended that meet- ing and it was decided that there was in fact a common concern. A steering com- mittee of four people was elected. Their mandate was to take these concerns to the Guelph Rod and Gun Club in hopes of negotiating an amicable solution. The com- mittee suggested reduced hours, in particular closing Sundays so residents could have that day free of gun- shot noise. Nothing came of these requests. The commit- tee asked Guelph/Eramosa Township Council to get in- volved. Mayor Clint Martin and Councillor Chris White contacted the club and asked them to "come to the table" to negotiate. As a result, five members of the Gun Club including the president, Borden Zazin- sky, attended the meeting on January 25. Council remains neutral but offered their of- fices and a member of staff to mediate negotiations. The Gun Club representatives agreed to take this idea back to their members for discus- sion. The concerned citizens group has suggested chang- ing the dusk closing time for the outdoor range to an actual hour. Mr. Tim Laing, amem- ber of the steering committee, said he and other residents have heard the shots well af- ter dark. They also proposed to council that they enact a new by-law that deals specifi- cally with noise from sport shooting clubs. The Gun Club is looking into ways to muffle the sound from the indoor range. Councillor Teressa Gibson-Smye and the township's Manager of Prop- erty and Leisure Services, Brad Roelofson, attended the meeting. . = Rockwood (519) 831-3221 FIT TO BE TRIED Personal Fitness Training For Your Sweetheart In-Home Margaret lutzi, BA, CPTN, CFC miutzi@sympatico.ca