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We will clear out Invasive Species such as Honeysuckle and Buckthorn while we plant native species of plants to help this wonderful natural area rehabilitate itself.

Meet at Churchill Park in Westdale near Ravine Road trail, off of Marion Ave N.

PLEASE RSVP IF POSSIBLE TO: terryber@mcmaster.ca

For trail work and clean up days

• Dress for the weather and be prepared to get dirty.
• Gloves and equipment will be provided.
• Please wear closed toed shoes, bring a portable lunch and water bottle.
• Water and snacks will be provided.

These events will occur rain or shine, but please check our website for cancellation if adverse weather conditions occur.

We will clear out Invasive Species such as Honeysuckle and Buckthorn while we plant native species of plants to help this wonderful natural area rehabilitate itself.

Meet at Alpine Tower facility – McMaster University behind Ivor Wynne Centre.

PLEASE RSVP IF POSSIBLE TO: terryber@mcmaster.ca

For trail work and clean up days

• Dress for the weather and be prepared to get dirty.
• Gloves and equipment will be provided.
• Please wear closed toed shoes, bring a portable lunch and water bottle.
• Water and snacks will be provided.

These events will occur rain or shine, but please check our website for cancellation if adverse weather conditions occur.

Learn more about the incredible ecosystem and natural area adjacent to McMaster University with Tys Theysmeyer, Head of Natural Lands for Royal Botanical Gardens.

PLEASE RSVP IF POSSIBLE TO: terryber@mcmaster.ca

We will be helping the Bay Area Restoration Council clean up the garbage and shopping carts that litter Ancaster Creek behind Metro at University Plaza. Food provided by Metro.

PLEASE RSVP IF POSSIBLE TO: terryber@mcmaster.ca

For trail work and clean up days

• Dress for the weather and be prepared to get dirty.
• Gloves and equipment will be provided.
• Please wear closed toed shoes, bring a portable lunch and water bottle.
• Water and snacks will be provided.

These events will occur rain or shine, but please check our website for cancellation if adverse weather conditions occur.

Free Admission

Variety Of Artisans

• Church Bakery
• Silent Auction
• Tiny Treasures
• Jewelry Table
• Penny Sale
• Church Crafts
• Draws

Luncheon & Tea Room

Santa  And More !!!!

Please reserve Monday November 7 on your calendar for the 2011 Spirit of Red Hill annual lecture – at 7:00 pm in the Unitarian Church on Dundurn St. S.

Dr. Blais’ 2010 book – Perverse Cities: Hidden Subsidies, Wonky Policy and Urban Sprawl – has won critical praise including being short-listed for the Donner Prize. She suggests that urban planning has focused on curbing sprawl by treating its symptoms and failing to recognize the market distortions and flawed policy that drive sprawl. As a result of crude public policies, a wide range of urban goods and services are subject to inaccurate price signals, including housing, non-residential properties, transportation and utilities. Mis-pricing creates hidden, perverse subsidies and incentives that promote sprawl while discouraging more efficient and sustainable urban forms. More information is available at http://perversecities.ca/.

We hope you can join us at this free public lecture – held in the Spirit of Red Hill Valley.

The night hike is taking place on Friday October 29th at Churchill park. It begins at 7pm at the Aviary parking lot and ends at 8:30pm. More details to come.

Rick Pauw and Hope Rising, Maurice Mondengo sharing African music, and internationally known Peter Tigchelaar use their talents to help build houses. Enjoy music, fellowship and refreshments.