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»' " i . I ‘ ’ 5%?! Audrey Hepburn) > 3-H MEET n Wlarton on Saturday! _‘29th with seven clubs pitting. . girl modelled the blouse "made and there were 1,, v . ry nice garments shoWn. By: Bruce County Home Economist. Miss Barb DeVlssohe ' ' as in charge of the activities ed by Mrs. Ruth Axtmann pron County. in receives a spoon for My completing the prov Debbie Gilbert also recalv» Certificate for completing jglubs. Rachel Hepburn one floor years and Cathy Cook fio‘wears. This was Cheryl News first club and a very d‘momber she proved to be. stable Gilbert was our com- r for the exhibit “Cloth- ammo. Keays and Audrey Hep- are the leaders tor the I i'arton Hospital Auxiliary v'iw 03, Purple Valley News Purple Valley Club the “Silver Needles". I’m sure the girls tools that this was a worthwhile project and that they learned many new sewing techniques and fashion ideas. Why don't you become a 4-H member and learn all about camping at our next protect? Starting soon. vThursday. April 27, Mrs. Eva Gilbert celebrated her birthday. The family all gathered in the evening at her home to wish her well and enjoy a huge cake decorated. like a bonnet, by Betty. -I remember from last year that Mrs. Ella Wright's birthday is the same day but didn't hear it she did any celebrating. -Recent visitors with Grenville and Edythe Crawford were Jack and Wilda Covaney, London, - who were up to their cottage tor the weekend. -Joyce and Barrie Doherty and Lorne and Ioleen Hepburn en- joyed the cruise on the Chi- Cheemaun on Friday. “‘ia‘rton Hospital Auxiliary auxiliary. 1773/ -Smelts are running! They are those little iish you catch at night with a net and flashlight. Some people are heard to have gone out at night picking leeks with a llashlloht77 -Fishermen up to their cottages for opening day were Elsie and Don McKone and Ross and Irene Davidson and sonâ€"lnâ€"law Jim of Mitchell. Jim would sure -E|sie and Don visited at Cooks on Saturday. -Berford Lake snowmobile club held an enloyable cook»out Saturday evening tor members and guests with hot dogs and marshmallows and the works. -Mrs. Lottie Uroshoit, who was a patient in Owen Sound General and Marine Hospital Is 93 met ior their April cg last Wednesday even- , '5‘ '-%’ur president. Mrs. Brough, pfi'ned with everyone repeating h‘g’; Hospital prayer. She pro- "‘“ ’ad to welcome such a large Foifld’. We then made plans for the Candy Striper Tea on May 24th. A mlid discussion about the leader sale tor May 11th was discussed. Mrs. Brougn closed with a lovely poem. Zion and Wolseley served a like to have hooked one at those big ones. f5«the last meeting. fights] on gave the Treasurer a re . i all; call was answered it’d?" rs. Danoe‘raad the minutes Mrs. might smile next month. by by Mn. tvan Preston tiifi’fity-three members. with tour 1 ' embers and two visitors. Vii" {he moved that all bills be dings. Barfoot proceeded to -her report on the Spring ’ rice, along with five adieu. who were In ,ound table discussion. still undecided about ‘2 up :a newsletter tor our lovely luncheon. Smile. someone back. The Good Lord willing, I will talk to you all and I. Gateway Haven Auxiliary Miss Fleia Rathwell prESlded lor lhe Gateway Haven WA. monthly meeting in the absence oi Mrs. Ingram, Splendid re- ports were read by secretary and treasurer. Final plans were made tor the spring lea, craii ‘ and bake sale at the Haven on Wednesday. May 315i. 2:00 to 4:00 p.rn, Tickets are available now for draws on two line artictes. Members were all reminded oi donations to tea table and bake table. Date May 315i, sorry tor the error in April report. A card oi good Wishes was signed by all tor Mrs. Ingram who Is |||. Delicious lunch was served by Zion Amabel ladies. spending a few days with Ellll