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ranbrook
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Compiled by Margaret McMahon Phone 887-9250
Dobsons celebrate 50th
Schneider's
Shepherd's Pie
CID
Savarin
Dinners
Red or Green
Seedless Grapes
Product of U.S.A. No. 1 Grade
"California Grown" 2.18 kg
Rib End Pork
Loin Roast
or Tenderloin End
Fresh Young Canadian Pork 4.39 kg
Dutch Treet or Regular Dinner Franks
"Famous For Quality" 450 g Pkg.
"Famous For Quality"
175 g Pkg.
Knechtel
French Fries
Straight Cut or Crinkle Cut
Frozen 1kg Bag
Welch's Juice
or Cocktail
Assorted Varieties
340 ml - 355 ml Tin
Pepsi, 7Up or Mountain Dew
Assorted Varieties
24 x355 miTins
Unit Prize 721100 ml
750 mi Both
• Deposit
Unit Pries
92/100 ml
Admiral Sockeye Salmon
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1996 PAGE 17.
The community extends
sympathy to Murray and Peggy
Keffer and Alvin and Pam
McLellan on the loss of their
father, and father-in-law, Clem
McLellan.
Yvonne and Leslie Knight visited
their son, Rick and daughter-in-
law, Naomi in Toronto. Rick
pitches for a softball team and they
attended a game.
Joe Smith and Jack Knight are
back in their homes from hospital
stays. We wish them well.
Joe and Barb Terpstra had a baby
daughter Sept. 9 named Chelsea
Diane. Congratulations.
Winners at the euchre party held
Friday were: high lady, Anne
Cooper; high man, Richard Elliott;
low lady, Beryl Smith; low man,
Allan Edgar; lone hand, ladies,
Adrian Verstoep lone hand, men's,
Shirley Verstoep; 50/50 draw,
Elaine Mann.
Six tables played.
The next euchre party is Friday,
Sept. 20.
The hall board is selling tickets
for the Pork Roast Barbecue to be
held Saturday, Sept. 21 at 6 p.m.
Funds raised will go towards the
maintenance and operation of the
Cranbrook Community Centre.
Tickets are $8 for adult, $4 for
seven to 12-year-olds and free
admission for six years and under.
Call Sharon Evans 887-6583; Marg
Saxon 887-9287; Peter Hagedoorn
887-6270 or Frank Workman 887-
6867.
Advance tickets only. There are
just 100 tickets to be sold. YOUR LOCCUSTORE WITH
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There were 13 tables of euchre at
the Ethel Hall hosted by Bill and
Helen Dobson.
Winners were: 50/50, Helen
Dobson; high lady Marion Behms;
high man, Scott McLean; most lone
hands, Ruby Armstrong and Char-
lie Harrison; ladies' low, Isabelle
Craig; low man, Velma
Sleightholm; tally card, Jean
Schneider, Bob Bateman, Margaret
Crowe, Isabel Bremner, Jean and
Harold McNaughton, Bill Craig,
Rita Vollmer, Ross Stephenson,
Margaret McNeil, Allan Kennedy,
Shirley Verstoep, Bill Dobson,
Vera McDonald.
The next euchre is Sept. 23.
Happy 50th anniversary to Helen
and Bill Dobson who will celebrate
with family and friends on Satur-
day at the Brussels Legion.
Sympathy is extended to Alvin
and Pam McLellan on the recent
loss of Alvin's father, Clement
McLellan, Brussels.
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A hospital study for Huron Perth
is moving forward quickly with the
deadline of Jan. 31.
The local District Health Council
recently received funding from the
Ministry of Health to complete this
study for the Huron Perth district.
The Ministry of Health has
indicated that the study must be
completed by the end of January so
that hospitals can incorporate DHC
recommendations into their
operating plans for the next fiscal
year. The eight hospitals in Huron
Perth are participating in the study
process.
The District Health Council task
force overseeing the study includes
local volunteers from the commun-
ity and hospital sector. Task Force
Chair, Janet Hook, said that as the
study is moving forward very
quickly, it will be important for
Huron Perth residents to participate
in the opportunities for input that
are made available to them.
District Health Council staff will
be working with a sub-committee
of the task force to make sure that
opportunities for local input are
available throughout the study.
Opportunities for community input
will include random telephone
surveys, focus groups, requests for
written submissions, and open
houses.
The study task force has
acknowledged that quality health
care, access to, and co-ordination
of service are the key components
that must be included in the Huron
Perth hospital system. District
Health Council Executive Director,
Fraser Bell said, "All possible
options, such as hospital role
changes, mergers and closures will
be considered by the task force as it
seeks ways to streamline the
hospital system".
A team from Price Waterhouse
Management Consultants has been
hired to work closely with HPDHC
staff to provide technical assistance
to the study task force. The
HPDHC, along with the study task
force, is committed to ensuring that
their recommendations to the
Minister of Health will result in a
hospital system that best meets the
health care needs of Huron Perth
residents, despite impending cut-
backs to local hospitals. For more
information about the study process
and how you cart get involved,
please contact the Huron Perth
District Health Council at 348-
4498. Values in effect from Monday, September 16 - Sunday September 22, 1996
DHC receives funds
for Huron-Perth study