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Seniors’ year kicks off in style

THE Cranbourne Senior Citizens Club will reopen to normal activities on 19 January with line dancing.
New vogue dancing will be on 20 January at 1pm, carpet bowls will be on 21 January at 12.30pm and bingo on 22 January at 1pm.
The next barbecue for bowlers will be on 31 January at 11.30am, on 3 February at 11.30am for the new vogue dancers, and 12 February at 11.30am for the bingo players.
There will be a Blumes Fashions show on 20 February at 10.30am, followed by a light lunch.
A special date for the diary is the half-yearly meeting on 26 February at 10am. Members are asked to make a special effort to attend. See notice board for further details on these events.
The final payment for members attending the Warrnambool trip is due no later than 26 February.
Members wish those on the sick list a speedy recovery. Birthday wishes are sent to all those members enjoying birthdays in January.
For more information on the club contact secretary Josie Andolfatto on 5996 2037 or Pat Mentha on 5995 2646 regarding social activities.

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