HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-09-28, Page 7THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1988. PAGE 7.
Local Lions co-host 4th annual walk-a-dog-athon
Sunday, October2, will mark the
4th National Walk-A-Dog-A-Thon.
Nationally, Canadians and their
dogs will be walking 10 kilometres
to raise funds to provide free dog
guides to qualified blind and
visually impaired Canadians.
The Blyth and Auburn Lions
Clubs will co-host this event with
the Goderich Lions Qub. The local
Cranbrook
Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone #87 6645
Couple returns from trip
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Crawford
accompanied by the latter’s broth
er John Crawford and his wife
Betty, enjoyed a trip to Eastern
Ontario. During the trip they
enjoyed a visit to the Eastern
Breeder’s Association at Kempt-
ille.
Peter Hagedoorn’s cousins
Aleida and Jan Van De Vegte from
South Africa, and Jack and Johan
na Jesweit from Brockville came to
Cranbrook. The last time they had
seen each other was at a family
reunion in Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Starr,
Shelburne, were weekend visitors
with Don and Mrs. Cotton.
Jack Conley was admitted to
University Hospital, London, on
Grey Central
area walk will take place in
Goderich on October 2 beginning
at 1 p.m. from Suncoast Mall.
Registration is one hour before the
event begins.
Many of the 53,000 registered
blind Canadians could lead a more
mobile, independent style of life if
provided with a free dog guide with
the money raised from this walk.
Last year Canadians and their dogs
raised $220,000.00 and this year’s
goal is $550,000.00.
Persons wishing to participate
are invited to pick up a sponsor
form and get as many pledges as
they can. Everyone, with their dog,
is welcome to join the walk on
October 2. Sponsor forms are
available from Don Scrimgeour in
Blyth at 523-9665, Jim Schneider in
Auburn at 526-7770 or any Lions
Club Member.
All proceeds from the walk go to
Canine Vision Canada, a non-profit
organization that was founded by
the Lions Foundation of Canada. It
is supported by private and
corporate donations. National
sponsors for the Walk-A-Dog-A-
Thon are Ralston Purina Inc., Lions
Foundation of Canada and The
Bank of Montreal.
Anyone wishing to make a
donation or requesting informa
tion about the walk may contact
Lion Don Scrimgeour 523-9665,
Lion Jim Schneider 526-7770 or
write Canine Vision Canada, Box
907, Oakville, Ontario, L6J 5E8.
news
GREY CENTRAL NEWS........
MRS. BAILEY, THE NEW
GRADE 5 TEACHER AT GREY
by R. Van Veen and K. Kerr
Mrs. Bailey, a new grade 5
teacher at our school came this year
from Howick Central.
Her first impression of our
schoolwasitssmallersize, and that
she likes her location in the grade 5
classroom. She also likes children
and enjoys teaching them.
As a young school girl she
always dreamed about being a
teacher and is glad that her dream
came true.
We hope Mrs. Bailey enjoys
teaching at Grey Central as much
as she has enjoyed teaching at
Howick for 12 years.
NEW KINDERGARTEN PUPILS
AT GREY
by S. Boyd and R. Veitch
We interviewedfour children
from kindergarten. Their names
were Crystal Edgar and Ronny
Breary from kindergarten and
Allison Rapson and Robert Kerr
from Kindergarten B.
Crystal Edgar - Crystal enjoyed the
first week of school. She likes
playing wtih blocks, colouring and
picture cards. Crystal enjoys being
in Mrs. Gottfried’s class.
Ronny Breary - Ronny loved the
first week of school. He likes
playing with animals, blocks,
puzzles, and colouring. Ronny
likes his teacher.
Kindergarten B
Allison Rapson - Allison liked the
first week of school. She enjoys
doing puzzles and colouring. She
loves painting pictures the best.
Allison likes her teacher and
classmates.
Robert Kerr - Robert loved the first
week of school. He enjoys playing
with blocks, the sandbox and likes
to paint. He met a lot of new
friends.
THE NEW ECHO TEAM
by C. Earl and J. Vanass
Another year has come and
students have been chosen to write
for the school paper. This team
consists of grade 8: Dennis Terp-
stra, Johnnie Miners, Jolanda
Vanass and Cathy Earl, from
Grade 7: Rich Veitch, Rachel
VanVeen, Shannon Boyd, and
Kara Kerr. When Christmas
comes, another team will be
chosen.
Monday and u nderwent surgery on
Wednesday. His many friends
wish him a speedy recovery.
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