The Citizen, 1988-09-07, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1988.
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Cranbrook
Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone #87-6645
Cranbrook couple marks
40th wedding anniversary
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1987 Dodge Colt
1986 Chev Nova 4 door
1986 Chevette, 4 door
Bob McClinchey [right] was the lucky winner of the Blyth Minor
Hockey and Rlngette draw for August, winning a $100 grocery voucher
from Scrimgeour’s Food Market. He receives his voucher from store
owner Don Scrimgeour.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Crawford
celebrated their 40th wedding
anniversary on Saturday, August
27 at the Brussels, Morris and Grey
Community Centre. Friends and
relatives attended from Orange
ville, St. Marys and the surround
ing district.
Visiting Don and Mrs. Cotton on
Sunday, August28 were Garnet
Starr, Wallaceburg, Lori Starr and
friend Sandy, Kitchener, Joyce
Brown, Wallaceburg, Janice
Brown, Sarnia, and Mr. and Mrs.
Steven Starrand daughter Natalie,
Wing ham Day Centre news
Brussels dance planned
Owen Sound.
Mrs. Mac Engel attended the
90th birthday Open House for her
cousin Mrs. Feme Patterson,
Seaforth on Sunday and spent
several days with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Keys.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and
granddaughters Becky and Allison
Rapson spent the long weekend at
Windmill Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler,
the Vanass family, and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Conley spent several
days at Point Farms, Goderich.
Sunday School in Knox Presby-
trian Church will begin for the fall
on Sept. 11.
Hatch-Back
1986 Chev Celebrity, 4 door
1985Chev Caprice Classic, 4
door with air
1985 Mercury Grand Marquis
LS, 4door, fully loaded
with options.
1985 Chev Blazer S10 4 x 4
1983 Buick Park Avenue, load
ed with options.
HAMM’S CAR
SALES
Blyth 523-4342
BY CHRISTINE GIBSON
Since our last article a few
changes have taken place at the
centre. At the end of August we
said goodbye and good luck to our
summer student Heather Mac-
Kenzie. Heather is heading to
school in Sarnia where she is
enrolled in Social Services in
Lambton College. We wish Heath
er the best of luck in all future
endeavours.
Many activities have been
planned for the month of Septem
ber. During the first week a baby
shower was held for the newest
member of the day centre Joelle,
daughter of our clerk/bookkeeper
Cathy Ritsema. We all got to meet
her and a few lucky ones got to hold
her. After games and refresh
ments we said goodbye to Joelle
but knew we would see her again
soon. For the week of Sept. 5 - 9, we
will be heading back to school with
afternoons of quizzes, spelling
bees and games.
During the third week of Sep
tember we will be making shelves
under the direction of two of our
dedicated volunteers Wes Young
and Alf Nichol. These shelves will
be sold at our annual craft sale held
on Thursday, Nov. 24. The last
week of September we will be busy
doing other crafts for the upcoming
sale.
The Clinton Day Centre will be
visiting for the day on Thursday,
Sept. 22. Entertainment will be
provided by Earl and Martha
Heywood from Wingham in the
afternoon.
Hewitt Therapy will be having a
fashion sale at the centre on
Monday, Sept. 26. The sale starts
at 1 p.m. and goes till 4 p.m. A
fashion show will be presented at
1:30 p.m. Comfort Clothing is
fashion for seniors, designed for
fit, easy care and to meet the needs
of the wearer. Everyone is wel
come to come browse and shop for
fall and winter fashions.
On Saturday, Sept. 15 we will be
holding our Annual fundraising
dance at the Brussels Community
Centre from 9 p.m. till 1 a.m. Music
by the Entertainers and lunch will
be provided. Tickets are six dollars
each and can be purchased by
callingthecentreat357-1440 or
357-1445 Monday to Friday.
Our next two foot clinics are
September 21 and October 6.
Please call the centre in advance
for an appointment.
I’ll leave you with this thought,
“Our lives would run alot more
smoothly if second thoughts came
first!’’
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