The Mildmay-Carrick Fall Fair was held on September 6, 7, & 8. Jayden Huber was the winner of the Town Crier’s special to design a cover for the 2020 Fall Fair Prize Book. Leah Durrer’s entry placed second, Ashley Ready third and Tyson Zettler fourth. You can find lots of photos from the 2019 Fall Fair in the September 12 and 19 issues of the Town Crier!
The 2019 Mildmay-Carrick Fall Fair books are out and ready for pick up! They are available at Mildmay Freshmart, Mildmay Cheese Haus, Edward Fuels, Huron Bay Co-op and the Town Crier. Entry forms and tags are also available. Now is the time to get your copy and begin to plan your entries. – Town Crier photo
Today, Thursday, March 21st, is World Down Syndrome Day. It is also a day to put on a pair of crazy socks to help raise awareness of the congenital disorder caused by having an extra 21st chromosome. – Town Crier photo
They’re here!!! Pick up your copy of Drayton Entertainment’s 2019 Theatre Guide at the Town Crier office. The Crier is pleased to once again be a sponsor of Drayton Entertainment
he Mildmay & District Chamber of Commerce held their 2nd Annual Stout ‘n Kraut Bavarian Street Festival on Saturday, October 13, 2018. The community event was held on Absalom St.W. between Elora St. and Peter St. The festivities began with the official tapping of the keg. Top photo: Curtis Schmalz of MacLean’s Ales (left) and committee members Joanne Ross, Linda Bross, Carolyn Borth, Rhonda Niesen and Sherry Durrer toast the start of the evening. Middle photo: Taylor Ross with mascot “Bavarian Bart”. Bottom photo: April Huber, Erin Weitendorf and Natalie Huber were dressed for the occasion. – Town Crier photos
The Mildmay Agricultural Society welcomes all Mildmay businesses to put up a display in their front window to advertise the upcoming Fall Fair. The Fair dates are September 8, 9 and 10 and the theme is “A Taste of Canadian”. This is not a competition and no judging will take place. The Town Crier is showing their support with this “in-store” display of tasty Canadian favourites. – Town Crier photo
Happy Administrative Professionals Day to Karen who keeps everything running so smoothly at the Crier office!
Complex beneficiary of Trillium ROOTS funding – Trillium Mutual Insurance of Listowel is pleased to announce financial support in the amount of $30,000.00 to the Mildmay- Carrick Recreation Complex through its ROOTS Community Fund. This generous donation will assist with the upcoming lobby renovation and expansion which is scheduled for the spring of 2017. The ROOTS Community Fund was established by Trillium Mutual to administer (at arm’s length), the company’s philanthropy program. Through ROOTS, Trillium continues to provide meaningful financial assistance and support to rural communities in which its policyholder members live and serve. The company will announce in the very near future 2017 funding being made available for capital projects, with a focus in the areas of Healthcare, Recreation & Wellness, Emergency Response and Agricultural and Eco/Sustainability. More information about the ROOTS “Recognizing Our Opportunity To Support” Community Fund can be found at www.trilliummutual.com. The deadline for the next intake of applications is February 2, 2017. Attending the cheque presentation (left to right) were Brian Durrer, MCRC Fundraising Committee; Joe Dietrich, President & CEO, Trillium Mutual; Karen Schmalz, Trillium ROOTS Council; Ken Schaus, Trillium Mutual Director; Kyle Bross, Trillium staff; Kelly Fotheringham, MCRC Fundraising Committee. – Town Crier photo
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