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THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 2007 THE NEW TANNER 13 READY FOR THE BUNNY: Aidan Szekely-Nokes of Rockwood holds a beautiful, chocolate rabbit that any kid would love to find on Easter morning. This and other sweet treats can be found at The Village Sweet Shop in Rockwood. - Rebecca Ring Photo LAST MINUTE EASTER GOODIES: Rockwood stores, such as All in a Basket and The Village Sweet Shop, are all decked out for Easter. Get last minute treats or gifts at the many great shops in the village. - Rebecca Ring Photo TOWNSHIP OF GUELPH/ERAMOSA N O T I C E PUBLIC MEETING TO RECEIVE INPUT ON THE TOWNSHIP OF GUELPH/ERAMOSA 2007 BUDGET MONDAY, APRIL 23, 2007 AT 7:00 P.M. AT THE MUNICIPAL OFFICE (8348 WELLINGTON ROAD 124) Janice Sheppard, AMCT Clerk/Chief Administrative Officer Township of Guelph/Eramosa 8348 Wellington Road 124 (at Brucedale) P.O. Box 700, Rockwood, Ontario N0B 2K0 Castles TeaBerry Cafe 111 Main St., Rockwood (519) 856-0188 Reservations Accepted Fully Licensed FRIDAY All-You-Can-Eat RIBS CONTINUES FOR ALL OF APRIL Have Safe & Happy Easter Phil, Darlene, Krystal, Rosie, Annette Council pay, expenses for 2006 listed, questioned By Rebecca Ring Manager of Finance, Linda Cheyne, submitted a statement for council remu- neration and expenses for 2006 at the regular meeting on March 19. It is as fol- lows: Les Foote, $8769.27 in remuneration, $1125 in meetings, $3298.09 in ex- penses, $27.30 in mileage, for a total of $9921.57. David McCrae, $8769.27 in remuneration, $2923.09in expenses, for a total of $8769.27. Clint Martin, $13,153.91 in remuneration, $4384.67 in expenses, $500 in mile- age, $191.47 in conference expenses, for a total of $13,845.38. Chris White , $9296.04 in remuneration, $5400 in meetings, $4898.68 in ex- penses, $1470 in mileage, $2333.90 in conference expenses, for a total of $18,499.94. Te r e s s a G i b s o n Smye, $8769.27 in re- muneration, $2166.76 in meetings, $3654.34 in ex- penses, $488.04 in mileage, $1257.95 in conference expenses, for a total of $12,682.02. Roger Knapp, $351.18 in remuneration, $117.06 in expenses, for a total of $351.18. Reta Moyer, $351.18 in remuneration, $117.06 in expenses, for a total of $351.18. John Scott, $351.18 in remuneration, $117.06 in expenses, $138.60 in mile- age, $230.75 in conference expenses, for a total of $720.53. Doug Breen, $351.18 in remuneration, $117.06 in expenses, for a total of $351.18. Councillor John Scott, who began office in December 2006, asked staff for a break- down of the meetings Gibson Smye claimed, including attendance and importance. Scott did not ask for the same regarding paid meetings for White or Foote. He said he had no reason to question the others. He added that he had no particular reason to question Gibson Smye, other than to review. ROCKWOODThe Miller Local astronomers hosting Astronomy Day April 21 supported by the local Stone United Church. For more information, contact Tim May (519-856- 9433) or Brent Freeman (519-856-1482) or e-mail mayhaven@can.rogers.com. For information about the fundraiser, please contact Cate Dewey 519-856-2301. erages and snacks to enjoy around a bonfire. A small donation towards the Children of Bukati Project (COB) would be appreciated. Any money raised will go to help AIDS orphans attend school. This project is spearheaded by lo- cal resident Cate Dewey and Have you ever stared in awe at the majestic rings of Saturn, or gazed deep into the rugged craters of the moon? Well, heres your chance! Local amateur as- tronomers Tim May and Brent Freeman are hosting Astronomy Day viewing opportunities at their ob- servatory. The observatory is a 14 X 12 structure that houses two large telescopes. On any clear night, the roof is simply rolled off and ob- serving can begin. Each year on Astronomy Day, astronomy clubs and individuals host educational events designed to bring the public closer to the universe. This year, Astronomy Day is being held on April 21. Saturn will be in prime position for observing. The rings are tilted favourably and the planet is high in the east at sunset. Astronomy day also boasts a partial moon, which favours fantas- tic views of craters and lunar mountain ridges. The Milky Way Observa- tory is located at Mayhaven Farms on the Fourth Line of Eramosa Township, just out- side the village of Rockwood (fire #5209). Everyone is welcome and the event will take place weather permit- ting with a rain/cloud date set for April 22. Viewing times will run from 8:30p.m. until 10p. m. The local Stone United Church will provide hot bev-