An all-natural fundraiser for med centre

by Brad Holden | Dec 6, 2012 | News

Another local artisan has come forward with a work of art to be auctioned off, with all proceeds going toward the Creemore Medical Centre’s expansion fund.

Mulmur resident Michael Monahan has a unique mirror in his front hall that always attracts compliments from visitors. Made with pine culled from his property and garnished with actual beech leaves, fixed to the surface with a hardy applique, the piece is a lovely tribute to the beauty of local forests.

A member of the Medical Centre Service Board for the past two years, Monahan has now made another mirror and put it on display in the window of Seasons in Creemore, at the corner of Mill and Caroline Streets.

Those interesting in purchasing the mirror can make silent auction bids at Seasons until Saturday, January 19. A reserve bid of $300 has been set.

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