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Walkerton Herald-Times Nov. 27 Turnbacks
From Nov. 27, 1991
Hometown Christmas Market – holiday shopping right outside your door
WALKERTON - Street vendors, dazzling lights and Christmas decor lit up main street on Nov. 20 during the Walkerton Christmas Market, where holiday shopping was made easy for community members.
Finding opportunity amid uncertainty
As Ontario farmers prepare gather for the Ontario Federation of Agriculture’s Annual General Meeting on Nov. 25, it was a natural time to reflect on the year behind us — a year that has tested our resilience, unity, and determination like few others.
Another glass of Christmas cheer, anyone?
Police have launched their annual campaign against impaired driving. One would think that after decades of education and enforcement programs, the annual festive RIDE would be unnecessary, but this is not the case.
Cyclones spin up back-to-back weekend wins
LISTOWEL - The Listowel Cyclones played two great weekend games.
Owen Riegling receives Citizen of the Year award from Mildmay Lions
MILDMAY - Receiving the Citizen of the Year award from the Mildmay Lions Club on Nov. 17 was country music star Owen Riegling, a local musician who “put Mildmay on the map” according to Lions Club members.
Team Johnston wins first U18 competitive event
COBOURG - A group of local U18 curlers captured first prize at the final Junior Slam event of the season, held at the West Northumberland Curling Club in Cobourg On Sunday, Nov. 16.
Student voice, financial stability, covered at Bluewater school board meeting
CHESLEY - The Bluewater District School Board (BWDSB) opened its Nov. 18 meeting with a reflection honouring the John Diefenbaker Senior School community where three students recently died and another is recovering following a tragic incident.
Mitchell Graduate shares story at anti-hate conference
LISTOWEL - A graduate’s story of perseverance, positivity, and curiosity was shared as encouragement for local students at the Avon Maitland District School Board (AMDSB) Anti-Hate Conference on Nov. 12.
First mayor’s budget proposes 6.61% tax increase
LISTOWEL - The first proposed mayor’s budget for North Perth includes a property tax increase of 6.61 per cent, equal to about $161 per year, or $13 per month, for a median assessed residential household ($271,000).
Council defers decision on sale of Perth Meadows
LISTOWEL - North Perth Council deferred a decision on transferring Perth Meadows to United Way Perth Hurons’ non-profit housing organization United Housing for $1, until its next meeting.
In Line Family Chiropractic holds 20th annual Toys for Tots program
WALKERTON - “Our hearts are full. Thank you, Walkerton! A huge, heartfelt thank-you to everyone who stopped by our sleigh at the municipality of Brockton’s Hometown Christmas Market last week,” officials of Inline Family Chiropractic state.
Walkerton Seniors cards
WALKERTON - Euchre and solo were enjoyed at the Walkerton Library on Wednesday, Nov. 19 and Friday, Nov. 21.
Construction worker air-lifted to hospital following collision near Underwood
KINCARDINE - Emergency services responded after a construction worker was struck by a passenger vehicle on Highway 21, in the area of Underwood, on Monday, Nov. 24, at approximately 5:19 p.m.
