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MUNICIPALITY OF
MORRIS-TURNBERRY
NOTICE OF SURPLUS
PROPERTY
The Council of the Municipality of Morris-Turnberry has declared the
following property as surplus to the needs of the Municipality of
Morris-Turnberry and notice is hereby given of the intent to dispose of
this property.
Property Description:
84.5 acre parcel of land - commonly known as the Turnberry Pit
90584 Gilmour Line
Concession 10 Spt Lot 15 Concession 9 Npt Lots 15 & 16
Geographic Township of Turnberry
The property will be sold by Public Auction
on Saturday March 12, 2005.
The location of the sale will be 90584 Gilmour Line
or due to inclement weather - the sale will be held at the
Turnberry Works Garage - 65 B-Line Road.
The sale of the property will be subject to a reserve bid.
Nancy Michie
Clerk-Treasurer
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THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2004. PAGE 11.
A warm spot
On a chilly Sunday morning, the outdoor chefs at the
Londesborough Lions breakfast could get a little warmth
from the grill. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Enriching education
Hullett CenTral Public School student Jenessa Dalton
Listens as Stratford-area artist Wendy O'Brien shows an
example of impressions created by an artisan who
travelled to the trenches during of the world wars. The
workshop was supported by the Foundation for Enriching
Education. (Photo submitted)
PEOPLE AROUND
LONDESBORO
By BRENDA
RADFORD
Call
523-4296
The Londesborough Happy Gang
Seniors met for a mid-day potluck
meal on Wednesday, Oct. 27 at the
Londesborough Community Hall.
Phyllis Tyndall gave an interesting •
report on the seniors rally she
attended in Seaforth on Oct. 14.
During the business part of the
afternoon the group made plans for
their Christmas .gathering on
Wednesday, Nov. 24. Those
attending that festive meal are asked
to remember the less fortunate by
bringing along an item for the food
bank. Regular members of the group
War artisans workshop
On Wednesday, Oct. 27, the Grade painting, and many were able to
7 and 8 class at Hullett Central produce very good work. The
Public School were the beneficiaries students at Hullett expressed their
of an excellent, informative, and fun
workshop presented by Wendy
O'Brien, a local artist from the
Stratford area.
O'Brien introduced the students to
the war artisans by showing them
many fine examples of the works
produced by artisans who actually
travelled to the trenches of the front
lines of World War I and II to draw
their impressions of the terrors of
war, and what it looked like "first
hand". The students learned that
once these artisans had completed
their sketches in the trenches, they
returned to London, England, where
they would spend months painting
their pieces of work, which were
very realistic and haunting.
As the day wore on, the students
were able to try their hand at
drawing an "impressionist" style
Woman reports
on fall rally
Continued from page 10
Betty Hulley gave an interesting
report on the Fall Rally in Stratford
on Oct. 4 attended by herself and
Laura Scott.
The next UCW meeting will be
Nov. 15 and tray favours will be on
the agenda that evening.
Christmas season and would
appreciate your prayers as they heal.
Joanne Lyon is convalescing
following hip surgery in Owen
Sound.
Reta Kelland is.currently in Owen
Sound Hospital, having had a hip
replacement.
At time of reporting, Frank
Johnston is still a patient in Victoria
Hospital in London recovering from
surgery for a hernia.
Marie Glousher had a knee
replaced recently but has
experienced complications and is
back in hospital.
Keep these folks in your thoughts
for the next little while.
Ben Driscoll (527-2937) is
looking for a combine operator with
combine to take off two acres of
corn for the Londesborough United
Church Food Grains Project.
Nov. 7 will be Remembrance
Sunday at Londesborough United
Church.
at HCPS
thanks to the Foundation for
Enrichment of Education for making
the visit a possibility.
are invited to donate articles for
draws.
The Happy Gang Seniors invite
others in the community, who are
over 60 years of age, to join them
that day.
The Londesborough Community
Hall was filled with laughter,
memories and best wishes on
Saturday evening as the children of
Tom and Marjorie Duizer feted their
parents on the occasion of their 40th
wedding anniversary.
Both Tom and Marjorie were
raised on farms in the
Londesborough area and the family
has been a part of the community all
of those 40 years. It was a most
enjoyable, casual and intimate
evening.
A surprise for Tom and Marjorie
was the arrival of daughter, Lisa and
husband, Shane to share in the
celebration. Congratulations!
A number of area folk seem to be
getting into shape to better enjoy the