HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-11-09, Page 15Graeme MacDonald [left] of Cranbrook presented a wheel chair on behalf of
his family to the Seaforth Community Hospital this week. Accepting the new
chair are Sandra Smithers, head of finance and Fred Tilley, chairman of the
board of the hospital.
Cranbrook
Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645
Knights welcome addition
Kim Starr, Chatham, visited
Monday and Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Cotton.
Congratulations to Brad and Mrs.
Knight on the birth of their daughter
and alsoto the new grandparents
Jack and Donna for their first
grandchild.
Mrs. Leslie Knight and Mrs.
Wilfred Strickler from the Cran
brook W.I. attended the W.I.
Guelph Area Convention held at
Maryhill Wednesday and Thursday.
The theme was “You ain’t seen
nothing yet.”
Mr. andMrs. Wilfred Strickler
attended the funeral service in
Hamilton on Saturday, Nov. 5, for
the late Jack Warby.
EUCHRE
The Canadian Foresters held their
second euchre on Friday evening,
Nov. 4 in the Community Hall with 11
tables in play.
The following were winners: high,
Brenda Perrie, Maijorie Metcalfe;
low, Harry Jacklin, Ken Crawford;
lone hands, Ann Bragg, Lloyd
Smith; table draw, Hazel McKen
zie, John Simpson; tallies, Merle
Bowes, Dorothy Hamilton, Stan
Hewitt, Jeanne Ireland. This was the
last euchre until January.
Blyth Lions host ladies
The Blyth Lions Club held their
annual autumn Ladies Night on Oct.
27. Approximately 60 Lions, ladies
and guests were present.
Lions Zone Chairman Mel Bogie
from the Goderich Lions Club made
his official visit. Guest speaker for
the evening was Ralph Askew who is
associated with the Sunshine Foun
dation. He showed a video of the
Sunshine Foundation’s first airflight
of physically handicapped and seri
ously ill children to Disney World in
Florida.
One hundred pair of used eye
glasses have been sent to District A 9
Sight Conservation chairman Allan
Manto. These glasses are tested,
repaired and then sent to under
developed countries around the
world.
The Lions Bingo continues every
Tuesday evening beginning at 7:30
at the Blyth and District Community
Cent! e. There are over $1,000 in
cash prizes given away each week.
The Lions Christmas Dances will
be held at the Blyth and District
Community Centre on Dec. 10 and
Dec. 17. Groups or individuals
wishing reservations or further
information can contact Lion Murray
Musty.
The next meeting of the Blyth
.Lions Club is Thursday, Nov. 10 at
the Blyth Memorial Hall. Lions
District A9 Governor Dick Spruyt
from the Grand Valley Lions Club
will be making his official visit.
Grant for water main
The village of Hensail have been
informed by the Ministry of the
Environment that they are eligible
for an 84.29 per cent grant towards
the installation of a water main
extension for residences along
Highway 4. Advance funds will be
made available to aid with engineer
ing studies to enable the village to
establish a final estimated project
cost.
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