Butler County Senior News
August 2013 Volume 8, Number 3
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Audrey Kipp and Eileen Sample enjoy participating in the Cranberry Township Senior Citizens Club.
Cranberry Township seniors club caters to residents’ varied interests By Gina Mazza For Butler County Senior News
in the Cranberry Township Municipal Center.
Cranberry Township and dues are $10 annually.”
“Unity and friendship” is the simple guiding motto for a group in the community of Cranberry Township that caters to seniors. The Cranberry Township Senior Citizens Club is a social organization for adults ages 55 and older. It is not affiliated with the Cranberry Senior Center run by Butler County, although both groups meet
“We work with the senior center [as far as programming] but we are a totally separate group that was organized more than 40 years ago,” explains Alice Anger, club secretary. “The biggest distinction is that we’re an organization governed by an executive board of directors and bylaws. Members must be residents of
The club meets at 1 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month at the Cranberry Township Municipal Center. “We have a brief business meeting, a featured speaker or activity, and light refreshments.” A few of the club’s annual events include a picnic in Continued on page 4
Check out upcoming driver safety classes on page 3.
See what’s happening at the senior centers on page 10.