Midwestern Newspapers

From November 19, 1997: Hospital alliance applies $2 million to fund digital communication network;

The Perth County OPP continues to seek those responsible for causing injury to an officer last December, a police report reads.

WALKERTON - It just wasn’t Walkerton’s weekend. At home on Nov. 15, the Caps were defeated by Kincardine 5-2. Then, on Nov. 17 at the Davidson Centre, the Bulldogs did it again, but this time the score was a lot closer – 5-4 over the Caps.

LISTOWEL - Local workers represented by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) told the Listowel Banner that they believe the corporation is top heavy as high ranking staff have received bonuses when they have not.

The Listowel Memorial Hospital’s Emergency Department (ED) is holding a teddy bear drive.

WALKERTON - In PJHL action on the weekend, the Walkerton Capitals lost twice – on Nov. 8 to Mount Forest 6-2, and on Nov. 9 to Fergus 4-1. Both games were played at home.

Ten to sixty years of turning back the pages on what was happening in The Listowel Banner.

The Grey Wellington Theatre Guild’s (GWTG) upcoming production of Anne of Green Gables – the Musical is a major production for the guild, the culmination of its 50th anniversary season, but for one Listowel family it’s also a way to spend time together.

The Wingham Ironmen displayed a high-octane offense in a Friday night road game, downing the Mitchell Hawks 8- 1 in Provincial Junior Hockey League action on Nov. 1.

SOUTH BRUCE - Enbridge Gas representative Desiree Swance presented a $5,000 cheque to South Bruce Fire Rescue Service on Oct. 17 at the Teeswater Fire Station.

WALKERTON – In PJHL action, the Walkerton Capitals claimed a 5-1 victory over Goderich on Nov. 2, in front of hometown fans.