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Hanging of the Green
Santa and Mrs. Claus were the big attraction during Mildmay’s Hanging of the Green on Friday, November 26
Hanging of the Green
Olaf took some time away from his “Frozen” friends to join in the Hanging of the Green parade in Mildmay
Hanging of the Green 2021
Huron Bay Co-op’s festive entry in Mildmay’s Hanging of the Green parade 2021
Colouring Contest!
Children’s book looks at 2020
“I hope people who read it take away that no matter how badly things may seem, there is always a positive to be seen.” This is what Jocelyn Bruder of Walkerton hopes people will take away after reading her children’s book “2020 The Year We Will Never Forget”. The book looks at how 2020 changed the way we do so many normal day-to-day things. It also features events from the year as well as two blank pages so you can fill in your own memories of 2020. Copies are $10.00 and are available at Holst Office Supplies in Walkerton. You can also call Jocelyn at 519-505-7111 or check out her Facebook page under “Bruder Books”. She is donating 10% of the proceeds to Ontario Student Nutrition Program Grey Bruce.
“My Little Eye” children’s book
Curtis Voisin and his wife Serena Tam have published a children’s book titled “My Little Eye”. They wrote the book about their “Superhero” son Theodore and his eye condition, which is explained as his superpower. “When he was born, we learned that his left eye was affected by an irregularity called Microphthalmia which impacts the physical development of his eye which is why his eyes appear to be different in size throughout the book. Often this is also paired with Coloboma which means that he is missing pieces of tissues in structures that form that eye. In Theodore’s case, the retina has been impacted which means that it’s very likely that he has little to no vision in this eye and that cannot be corrected with glasses or contact lenses. We’re grateful for the full vision he has in his right eye,” stated Curtis. A total of 10% of proceeds from the sale of the book will be donated to the Sick Kids Foundation and the Vision Institute of Canada. “My Little Eye” can be purchased online for $15.00 at https://www.mylittleeye.ca/ A limited number of copies are also available at the Town Crier office at 100 Elora Street, Mildmay. They are $10.00 each, cash payment only. You can follow “My Little Eye” on Instagram. Please share and tag photos reading the book with your loved one.
The Mildmay & District Chamber of Commerce thankful for donation from Bruce Power
The Mildmay & District Chamber of Commerce was very thankful to receive a donation of disposable face masks from Bruce Power. The PPE donation is one way that Bruce Power is supporting local businesses that are planning to safely reopen and/or are continuing to safely provide their products/services through delivery and/or curbside pick-up. Pictured are Chamber members Jared Liesemer, from Liesemer’s Home Hardware and Joanne Ross from Wendt’s Jewellery & Gift Store. – Town Crier photo
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