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Thursday, March 30, 2023 | Vol 56 Issue 13

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Arts & Entertainment

Gallery concert runs Nov. 16 at musuem

Advertiser Staff ArchivedArts & Entertainment

On Nov. 16 at 2pm, a varied program of in­strumental music will be off­ered at the Gallery…

Settlers Creek, Fergus Devils offer dance

Advertiser Staff ArchivedArts & Entertainment

It is not just governments and social services agencies that are forming partnership these days.…

Festival wine tasting, dinner set for Nov. 15

Advertiser Staff ArchivedArts & Entertainment

The Elora Fes­tival and Singers will present a gala fundraising dinner and wine tasting on Nov.…

Concert cancelled

Advertiser Staff ArchivedArts & Entertainment

The Elora Fes­tival Singers concert Visions Through Darkness, scheduled for Nov. 16 at Beth…

Updates to Norgan include hiring of part-time employee

Advertiser Staff ArchivedArts & Entertainment

Minor repairs are in the future for the Norgan Theatre in Palmerston, but what might help…

Truck Show presents cash

Advertiser Staff ArchivedArts & Entertainment

On Oct. 28, the directors and staff of the Fergus Truck Show presented cheques totaling $45,986 to…

Gallery concert slated for Nov. 16

Advertiser Staff ArchivedArts & Entertainment

A varied program of instrumental music will be offered to the always receptive audience for the…

Editorial Cartoon

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Local heritage on display at Stone Road Mall this Saturday

Advertiser Staff ArchivedArts & Entertainment

Take in a bit of heritage this weekend at the Stone Road Mall. Once again the heritage…

Guelph Symphony Orchestras Brilliant Beethoven

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THE GSO Show features an appearance by Guelph Youth Music Centre Youth Symphony, and two Concerto…

Amateur radio club returns to museum

Advertiser Staff ArchivedArts & Entertainment

Remembrance Day traditions continue at McCrae House with the Guelph Amateur Radio Club. In its 20th…

Art in Public Places features area artists and local history

Advertiser Staff ArchivedArts & Entertainment

The latest showing of Art in Public Places not only features painting of the local community, but a…

Ceilidh set for local Legion on Nov. 14

Advertiser Staff ArchivedArts & Entertainment

A Ceilidh is a Gaelic social event originating in the British Isles. It is happening here at the…

Eden Mills hosts used book sale Nov.8

Advertiser Staff ArchivedArts & Entertainment

There will be a used book sale here on Nov. 8. Last year was the first Eden Mills book sale and it…

Auditions for murder play

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Centre Welling­ton’s most popular murder mystery series is returning to the Fergus Grand…

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Select Your Region

New to You housing proposal approved by Centre Wellington council

ELORA – On March 27 Centre Wellington council approved a proposal to build a new New to You retail store and a stacked townhouse development behind the store.

Elora Legion Curling Club honours long-time member Dave Marston

Long-time curler – The Elora Legion Curling Club wrapped up its season on March 19 by honouring…

See all Centre Wellington area articles.

Boil water advisory ends

ERIN – A boil water advisory has ended in Erin.

Vehicle crashes through front entrance of Erin business

ERIN – Police are asking for information to help piece together what happened after a vehicle drove through the front entrance of the Farm to Paw store here on Tuesday.

See all Erin area articles.

The Grand Valley Lions Polar Bear Dip raises $5,337 for Grand Valley Food Bank

Chilly dip – Fourty-eight people took a chilly dip to start off the new year. The Grand Valley…

Local author attains top sales status on Amazon with interactive book

GRAND VALLEY –  Prominence Publishing’s recent release, Restore Your Life: Powerful Strategies To Navigate Menopause was named a #1 Best Seller on Amazon on Nov. 15,  in multiple categories, including #1 new release.

See all Grand Valley area articles.

Guelph COVID care clinic closing

GUELPH – The Guelph COVID, Cold, Flu Care Clinic located at 400 Southgate Drive is closing at the end of day on March 31. 

Going green: eco-conscious burials and cremations

GUELPH – Death is not something people like to think about, let alone plan for.

See all Guelph area articles.

Signs not permitted on Guelph/Eramosa boulevards

BRUCEDALE – Guelph/Eramosa council will amend a boulevard maintenance and highway obstruction  bylaw to clarify signs are not allowed on municipal boulevards. 

Council discusses health/safety committee, bylaw complaints, noise bylaw exemptions

BRUCEDALE – Items discussed at the March 20 Guelph/Eramosa council meeting include a health and safety committee report, bylaw enforcement complaint policy and noise bylaw exemptions. 

See all Guelph/Eramosa area articles.

Mapleton Township reappoints integrity commissioner

MAPLETON – Guy Giorno, a consultant with Fasken Martineau Dumoulin LLP, has been reappointed as integrity commissioner for the Township of Mapleton.

Mapleton Township threatens fines for local farmer selling puppies

MAPLETON – Township officials are putting a local farmer selling puppies out of his barn on notice. Two puppies recently purchased from the farm were euthanized after being diagnosed with parvovirus, a vaccine-preventable disease.

See all Mapleton area articles.

Harriston Rising to host Egg Scramble at Harriston Legion branch on April 8

HARRISTON – Local families will have a chance to participate in a unique Easter experience on April 8, courtesy of a local downtown business association.

Junior broomball tournament held at Palmerston arena

PALMERSTON – The 16th annual Junior Co-ed Broomball Tournament was held in Palmerston from March 9 to 12.

See all Minto area articles.

United Way puts out red alert, needs $200,000 to meet fundraising goal

GUELPH – The United Way of Guelph Wellington Dufferin's 2022 fundraising campaign fell short of its $2.7 million goal and that spells disaster for the 50 or so community benefit organizations that rely on United Way funding.

For 10th year, local dentist offering free one-day dental clinics

FERGUS – Oral health care is a critical part of overall health, says Dr. Raj Khanuja, a dentist with eight clinics in southern Ontario, including Fergus and Hillsburgh.

See all Orangeville area articles.

Puslinch committee identifies 18 priority heritage sites

PUSLINCH – The township’s heritage committee members have their work cut out for them, thanks to Bill 23.

Say cheese: Puslinch Camera Club ready to document ‘amazing place we live’

PUSLINCH – After its inaugural meeting, Tamsin Lambert is feeling pretty confident the newly-formed Puslinch Camera Club is on board with her vision of what the club can become.

See all Puslinch area articles.

Credit Valley Conservation hosting well water safety webinar

MISSISSAUGA - Credit Valley Conservation (CVC)  is hosting a free webinar about well water safety on April 12 from 7 to 8:30pm.

Launch of Telling Our Stories, Sharing Our Wisdom

Quite an idea – Nye sisters Gloria, middle, and Alberta, right, organized the initiative to write…

See all Wellington County area articles.

‘Symbol of inclusion’: delegates advocate for rainbow crosswalks in Wellington North

KENILWORTH – A group of north Wellington residents hope to get council’s support for rainbow crosswalks in Mount Forest and Arthur.

Hospital foundation gets assist from Legion

Grant for hospital – The Mount Forest Louise Marshall Hospital Foundation (LMHF) was the recent recipient of a grant from the Royal Canadian Legion Ontario Provincial Command branches and Ladies’ Auxiliary Charitable Foundation.

See all Wellington North area articles.
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Editorial

No answers this week

It was bound to happen at some point, but we find ourselves dealing with a number of head-scratcher moments in recent weeks.

Shop class

The announcement that Grade 9 and 10 students in Ontario will require one mandatory shop class is good news indeed.

Open Mind: ‘You look pretty good for your age’

Age is one of the first things we notice about people. Do they appear young, or are they older? When we categorize people, whether young or old, based solely on age, it can lead to ageism.

Columnists

Readers solve button, Hudson-Terraplane mysteries

By Stephen Thorning

The following is a re-print of a past column by former Advertiser columnist Stephen Thorning, who…

Burr

By Kelly Waterhouse

Someone please explain to me the purpose of burrs. It’s like Mother Nature created an all-natural…

Two books provide valuable insight on building stone

By Stephen Thorning

The following is a re-print of a past column by former Advertiser columnist Stephen Thorning, who…

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