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'The April 11 meeting of .the Seaforth
eHospital Auxiliary was attended by 21
=x12'embers and a new member, Ings
-Lindemann of Egmondville. Mrs.
-Lindemann presented the Auxiliary 'with
threebeautiful-dollles to be .donated to the
:Gif6-Shop'for.Sale. Thanks Inga.
Members reports. were :given and ac-
'cepted.`The Paddies Pie Sale•netted a total
oi.$265. The President thanked JeanWilbee,
Jane* Chuff and 'Frances Teatern forconven-
ing a.,s project. A420 rlonatlon•wasmade to
the Auxiliary on behalf of the Tuckersniith
Ladies Club. Thanks Ladies. Sales in the
Gift Shop for the month of March were
$1,468. Linda Huard' requested that anyone
having corsages made of artificial flowers
:should bring them along to the next
meeting, or if they wished to donate any
.flowers they could contact her.
Dorothy Hays reported a total of $1,444 in
the Memorial Fund.
Seventeen microwave cookbooks were
sold at Lyons Food Market by the Ladies.
Thank you Mr. Lyons. Alice Reid. -gave her
report on the Building Committee for which
she is the Liaison person for the Auxiliary. It
is coming along on time.
The Penny Sale will be held this month,
from April 26 to May 5. with tha draw to he
.0 iIiory pie sole nets $265
OSPITAL
AUXILIATW
by Frances Teatern 522-197'
held on -Saturday, May 6. A van has been
donated' for, the Auxiliaries use and will be
located at the"Toronto-Dominion Bank cor-
ner. Please tryto have all canvassing for
the•sale in bythe end of•next week. Please
contact Marg Smale for any further infor-
mation. A letter'wasread from Yvonne Kit-
chen, Director of VolunteerServices, thank-
ing the SHA for its donations of new equip-
ment.
Ten membersfrom the auxiliary will
be going to the Spring Conference in Exeter
on Monday, April 24. A Yard Sale Memo was
read to Members in conjunction with the
Gigantic, Humongous Sale that staff from
the 'Hospital are organizing for the May
weekend, apecificallySaturday, May 20 and
Sunday, May 21. This event is being spon-
sored by Purchasing, Maintenance and
Houskeeping, Physiotherapy and the Phar-
macy Departments. A breakfast will be held
,Lioness to host Sisterhood Night
The April meeting of the Seaforth Lioness
was held on Monday, April 10 at Gillette's.
There were 17 members present, The
minutes and treasurer's reports were read
and approved. The pie sale on the Easter
weekend, held at Lyon's Foodmart, was a
great success. Thanks to all who made a
purchase.
There were invitations from Teeswater
Lions Club, celebrating their anniversary
with a dinner and dance on May 13; from the
hospital, super spring lawn sale, proceeds
for the hospital; and from the blood donor
clinic in Clinton on May 9 from 1:30 to 4:30
and 6 to 8:30.
The Vanastra Recreation Centre is
needing money for a water slide, equipment
and toys. A motion was made to send them
$50.
The Goderich Lioness are having their 5th
anniversary on June 16. Lion Frank Hoffel
sent some information about the Youth Ex-
change. There will be more information to
follow.
A thank you was received from Lioness
Mary Roweliffe. She is still up at the
hospital. She is getting better by the day.
The date is set for a night of interior
decorating. Members will be working
together with Hildebrand paint and paper as
well as some others. The night is September
28, so mark your calendar.
Members will have a booth at the Home
and Garden Show on April 26 and 27 and will
sell tickets on a gorgeous quilt. Hope to see
you there.
Don't forget to come out to Sisterhood
Night tomorrow night (Thursday, April 20)
at 7:30 pm. Admission is only $1. It will heat
the Seaforth Public School.
on the Saturday. All the proceeds will go to
'the 'Hospital Building Fund. If anyone has
anyltemswhichtheywould like to donate to
'this sale please contact, Yvette Binnendyk,
Mary Margaret Mash, Carol Hunt or Carol
'1owk ,r at the hospital 5271650,
May 12 will' be Hospital Day and a lun-
eheonforvolunteers is being planned. It has
been suggested the Gift Shop be opened dur-
ing this thnr.
Susan Dick and Marion Margaret Mennell
attended the Recreation Seminar here in
Town on 'behalf of the Auxiliary and will
give theirreport at a future meeting. Alice
Reid won the Mystery Price which was a
floral arrangement donated by Beth
Phillips.
The Junior Volunteer Liaison Officer
reported that the "AWARDS NITE -
JUNIOR VOLUNTEERS", will take place
on Tuesday, May 9,1989•atthe Parish Hall of
St. Thomas Anglican Church on John Street
beginning at 8 p.m. A presentation of pins,
certificates and awards for outstanding ser-
vice will be presented. A special speaker
will be on hand for the volunteers Al'
volunteers and their parents and grand-
parents are invited to attend. Refreshment.,
will be served.
Auxiliary Ladies please note that our
meeting will take place before this award
night and will start at 7:15 p.m. PLEASE
NOTE THE CHANGE IN TIME. If you
have any questions parents, please call F.R.
Teeter() - 522-1979.
Linda Allin was the winner of the Rabbit
Cushions which Jean Wilbee and Frances
Teatern had as a talent project.
There were two guest speakers from Al -
Anon who were introduced by Marion Turn-
bull They spoke on the program and the sup-
port 'given to the families involved.
Geraldine 'Wilson thanked the ladies for
comingtothe meeting. See you next month.
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• The April meeting of the Cranbrook '
Women's Missionary Society was held at the
home of Mrs. Joe Smith with 10 members at-
tending. The president, Mrs. Stuart Steven-
son opened the meeting with a poem "I'm a •
Dollar". Mrs. Jack Knight was leader and
used the Easter service in the Glad Tidings.
The several passages of Scripture were read
in unison and also the response,
• Members were responsible for something
about, Africa or poverty which are the
studies this year. Interesting current news
on mission work were contributed and
several items from the Glad Tidings. The
roll call was "Easter" or "spring". A letter
was read on Jamaica's low cost housing pro-
jects. The allocation for 1989 was given and
an invitation was received from Atwood for
their May 3 meeting. The Fall Conference in
October will be held in Knox Church, Cran-
brook. The leader pronounced the Benedic-
tion. A social time followed over coffe and
sandwiches provided by Mrs. Murray
Crawford and Mrs. D. Perrie. Mrs. J. Hart
will be hostess for the May meeting.
EUCHRE GAMES
Eleven tables were in play at the Hall
Board euchre on April 14.
Winners were; high - Violet Smith, Vera
Scouller, low - Dorothy Hamilton, Bob
Leslie, lone hands - Jean Conley, Mel
Jacklin, lucky table - Marjorie Ritchie,
Isabelle Bremner, Donald Clark, Joe Mar-
tin, tallies - Roma Nicholson, Marjorie Rit-
chie, Isabelle Bremner, Mac Smith, Ken
Crawford, Jeanne Ireland, Blanche Hoegy,
Helen Alexander, Cliff Hoegy, Iola Subject.
The maple syrup for prizes was donated by
Jack. and Donna Knight. The Foresters are
having a euchre April 21.
.4-H•NEWS
The last meeting of the Cranbrook 4-H
Club was held on April 5 at the Vanass
home.
The president, Angie Williams, conducted
the business.
-The members, judged their projects.
The books and projects are to be handed
into. the leaders by April 19.
.The 441 trip to Milton Agricultural
,Museum is on -April 29. The meeting closed
with the .411 motto.
,PEOPLE
A,ahower is planned. for Kim Smith, in.the
Mall on. Apri128: at .8 p,m.
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