HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2015-12-17, Page 23THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2015. PAGE 23.
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With a little imagination, mud, dirt and sticks can become something so much more,
especially when a fully-stocked outdoor kitchen is involved. Students at Hullett Central Public
School hoping to flex their imaginary-culinary muscles have just such an outdoor kitchen and
have been enjoying the unseasonable weather at recess because it allows them to make
whatever they want, provided it’s brown. Above are Sierra Lehmann, left, and Hailynn
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the ingredients together to make something magical. (Denny Scott photos)
G2G fundraising
effort starts off big
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however, that the timing of the
announcement is great, just as G2G
Inc. is about to launch its crowd-
funding campaign early next year.
“The goal is to have [the trail]
ready for the [2017 International
Plowing Match in Walton] and for
Canada’s 150th and this certainly
makes that much more tangible,”
Lee said.
He said that the approval of
funding for the trail also makes
those behind the trail feel a bit better
because it can sometimes feel as
though they’re working in a bubble.
It’s nice, he said, to see that the
province is behind the trail and what
G2G Inc. is doing.
Work that will go into the trail will
likely entail grading and preparing
the trail and making it accessible
from Goderich all the way to
Guelph.
He said there will still have to be
some portions of the trail that are
passed around, including the
Maitland River and in Wallenstein to
name a few, but the goal of
providing a community-to-
community trail experience by 2017
remains very attainable, especially
with this funding announcement.
The group is now busy building its
membership and securing
stewardship agreements with service
clubs and other entities along the
trail.
G2G Inc. held is annual general
membership meeting on Monday
night in Milverton and feelings were
very positive, he said, with the
funding announcement.
For more information on the trail
and its development, visit its website
at g2grailtrail.com
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and
Happy New Year
to family and friends
from
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Grasby
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