Submitted January 10, 2024Cartoons
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The new executive for the Listowel Memorial Hospital Auxiliary: Sitting – Barb Williams (secretary) and Linda Tobin (treasurer). Back row – Karl Ellis (Listowel Wingham Hospitals Alliance CEO), Susan Anderson (president), and Rhonda Beirnes (past president). The LMH Auxiliary thanks everyone who sup
Marshall Dane Bowman was the second baby to be born at Listowel Memorial Hospital in 2024, arriving on Wednesday, Jan. 3 at 5:51 p.m. to proud parents Maynard and Beverly Bowman of Clifford. Baby Marshall weighed in at an even eight pounds, and is the fourth child for the family. “We’re very happy t
The recently-opened Teeswater Medical Centre received four donations from local businesses recently.
In 2023 I looked for hearts. What started as a fun little picture taking adventure with my kids, end-ed with a collection of hundreds of pictures of all different kinds of hearts.
The Rotary Club held the second drawing of the Walkerton Lottery on Jan. 4. Winners in this round of the draw are Heather Keip/Nicole Schnurr ($1,000), Greg and Shelly Crummer ($500), Matt Reddon ($300), Wally Droefke ($250), Dawn Clark/Kim Dales/Doreen Hamilton ($200) and Steve Lair ($150). Picture
The Chicklettes Coffee Club donated $1,606 to Saugeen Hospice on Friday, Dec. 22. The donation was topped up to $2,000 thanks to a donation from Colleen Donnelly. In this club, if you have a birthday, the birthday lady pays for everyone’s coffee, and everyone else puts in $1 for Saugeen Hospice. Thr
Walkerton’s first baby of 2024 is River Joseph Alexander Mattiuz, son of proud parents Jordan and Kennedy Mattiuz. South Bruce Grey Health Centre announced that River was born on Jan. 2 at 8:45 a.m., weighing in at 7 lbs. 14 oz.
In December, the unemployment rate for the Stratford-Bruce Peninsula Economic Region increased by 0.7 percentage points to 4.4 per cent. The provincial unemployment rate decreased by 0.1 percentage point to 5.6 per cent, both unadjusted for seasonality.
I grew up on a farm near St. Williams, Ont. I hadn’t given much thought about a future career, and one day my father asked me what I wanted to do when I finished high school. I told him, “a farmer.”
The Wingham and District Hospital Auxiliary held many successful fundraising events over the past year. The group is fortunate to have approximately 70 ladies who spend countless hours fundraising for our community hospital.
On Dec. 28, Angela Freiburger and granddaughter Laci Freiburger (Team #37 “manager”) presented a substantial donation to Charlene Myke of Easter Seals Ontario.
A record number, 388 entries from eight area schools, were received for the Legion’s Branch Level Remembrance Poster and Literary Competitions.
