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THE NEW TANNERTHURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2009 11 262 main street south, rockwood. OPENING MONDAY, MARCH 23rd Local Beers on Tap Bottled Imported/Domestic Pub Fare Bistro Menu. Open Daily 11am to close Daily Specials Fully Licenced under A.G.C.O. Your Comfort is Our Business Recent winner of the Directors Award for Quality Only 10 minutes east of Acton 365 Guelph Street Halton Hills (Georgetown) (Hwy 7 & Delrex) www.bestwestern.com/ca/innonthehill 905-877-6986 Inn on the Hill Featuring: 64 tastefully redecorated rooms, meeting room and fitness centre, complimentary continental breakfast, wireless internet access and much more. Lynn Trenton Ultrasound Technologist 127 Parkview Lane, Rockwood, ON www.babybonus3dultrasound.com email: lynn@babybonus3dultrasound.com Every baby is a miracle... 519.856.2679 IMP LAN T DEN TUR ES ROCKWOOD Ring Around with Rebecca Ring Earth Hour Earth Hour is this Satur- day, March 28, from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. Millions of people, businesses and municipalities around the world in this symbol- ic event intend to show world leaders that people want real action to slow climate change now. The Empire State Building, the Acropolis and the Great Pyramids will have their lights off. Toronto is aim- ing to drop its power usage to unprecedented low lev- els. What will Rockwood do? Surely a small village can turn its lights out for one hour. Although the focus is on lights, the goal is to turn off all non-essen- tial electric devices Take it a step further and turn down your heat and avoid driving your car. For more information, and to regis- ter, visit www.earthhour. org. Heavenly new bistro Heaven on 7 bistro and pub opened its doors to the public for the first time last Monday, welcoming well- wishers and eager diners as they poured in throughout the day and into the even- ing. Most will recognize the building as the former La Veille Auberge Fine By Rebecca Ring LVB Milling wants to build a new $18.5 million flour mill and grain elevator on prime agricultural land in Guelph/Eramosa on Wellington Rd. 39 near Marden Rd, and has applied for zoning and Official Plan amend- ments. A joint Township and County public meeting was held last Monday, which revealed general support for the plan from council, farmers and agri-business organ- izations. Some concerns were raised however, including Farmers, Council support new mill Continued on Page 15 HEAVEN....IM IN HEAVEN: Hubert and Suzanne Bielmann smile proudly inside their newest epicurean endeavour Heaven on 7. The restaurant sits in the former La Veille Auberge building, which they own, and will offer a more family friendly menu and feature live entertainment on the first Friday of each month - Rebecca Ring photo More Rockwood On Page 15 Dining Restaurant, which Hubert and Suzanne Biel- mann owned from 1986 to 2003. They sold the business but maintained ownership of the building. When the last restaurant owners closed down in late 2007, the Bielmanns decided to renovate and make another go of it. They changed the style of the restaurant and menu to keep up with the changes in Rockwood. There are more young families here now, says Hubert. Daily specials will be featured and the first Friday of each month will feature live music with local artists. Hubert is a chef, and has hired all staff from Rock- wood, including his other chef, Steven Stoyko. Spring Miscellany in Eden Mills The evening of the an- nual Spring Miscellany in Eden Mills, this Saturday, March 28, is a harbinger for spring. The longer evening sunset lights the hall with a glow that shifts, now that the Mis- cellany is aligned with the international Earth Hour, to a warm candle- lit atmosphere. A variety of artists are programmed for an evening of contrasts and surprises, all contrib- uting to a very relaxed feeling. The heart of this years Miscellany will be Janet Wilsons book, One Peace, from which rays of poetry and music by artists from near and far will radiate. Doors open at the Eden Mills Com- munity Hall at 7:30 p.m., show starts at 8 p.m. and Earth Hour will be ob- served from 8:30 to 9:30. Proceeds go to support the Eden Mills Commun- ity Club. For tickets and information, call Kit at (519) 856-1188 or e-mail emmpca@sentex.net. Decorate and design Learn to design and decorate your home with help from the pros. CK Coverings and Gillan In- teriors, two Rockwood businesses, are offering workshops with Design- ing Divas, an all day home dr and design event to raise funds for Hope- Spring Cancer Support Centre in Cambridge. The event takes place at Jacob Hespeler Secondary School, Cambridge, Satur- day, April 4, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Cathy Kelly will provide tips and termin- ology to add the finishing touches to windows and Karen Gillan will teach about whats new in wall- paper and paint. For more information or to register, visit www.designingdivas. ca or call (519) 624-5855. Register by March 30. Country breakfast Enjoy a full country style breakfast at the Rockwood United Church on Harris St., Saturday, March 28 from 8 to 11 a.m. Proceeds go to church projects and programs.